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" ' 1 : j; -v I ) ' "aaaBlBMaBBlBBlBBaMBMaiBBaBWBHBBBIBBBiMBBBBBBBBBMBMBBBBBaB Reports From The Statesman's Communtiy Correspondents PAGE TWELVE Salem, Oregon. Thursday Momtog. Norember 12. 1942 ,j t I .:' 5 4 Kirsck Rites Wednesday Bit Angel Builder Dies In South ; PGE Worker's Funeral Held Tuesday Jee Kirsch MT. ANGEL Word was re- eeived here of the death of Joe . Kirsch, 69, member of one ox Mt. Aneel'a first Dkmeer families and j m brother of Mrs. G. D. Ebner, at San Jose last Sunday. Funeral - services were held WWednesday He was a member of the build ing committee that planned the 1 erection of St Mary's church at Mt AngeL Only two members of the original Kirsch family which came to Mt Angel in 1889 now; remain, Mrs. Ebner and Frank Kirsch of St Paul. j Joe Kirsch was born at Rox burg, Wis, November 17, 1873, and came to Mt Angel with his ' parents when he was 16. His wife . died 19 years ago. . I In 1918 he left here to make his home in San Jose. Five chil dren survive him. They are: Mrs'. Theresa. Diehl, MarCet, CaliC; Mrs. Marian Pitcher, "New Jersey; ' Ted Kirsch, San Mateo, and Jose phine and Emma Kirsch at San Jose. John Gerald Dooley ALBANY ' Funeral services :":forJohn Gerald Dooley, .25, who died in St Vincent's hospital, Port-; land, Saturday, after j several weeks- illness, were held from; - St Mary's Catholic church, in Al bany Tuesday. Rev. John1 Waters officiated. Burial was in River side cemetery. . Bom in Albany on November 2, 1917, young Dooley had spent the greater .part of his life here : but recently had been employed, in the office of the General Elec tric company in Salem and was working there when taken ilL He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Dooley of Albany who died as the result of an automo bile accident in 1940. Mr. 'Dooley was a member of the Knights of Columbus and Beta Theta Phi. I Surviving is one brother, Ed ' J. Dooley, and two sisters, Anna and Theresa of Portland and an other sister, Mrs. J. S. Sallak of Denver, Colo. X. Mrs. Frank Ensor j TURNER, Route One Mrs Frank Ensor died Sunday morn ing after two years' illness, be ing confined to her bed since late spring. Survivors are her wid ower and two grown sons, How ard and Herald, at home. Grand Island Club Opens Its Season j GRAND ISLAND The Im provement club held its f irt meet ing of the fall season at the schoolhouse Saturday night Due to the tire and gasoline situation the club voted, to meet only once a month this winter, on the 'first Friday night of each month. j Rex i Warren Yamhill county .agricultural agent was present and showed several reels of pic tures on various subjects per taining to the war. He also talked and explained the district leader ship plan. Mrs. Louis Will and Charles E. Nelson are the com munity leaders in ' this district . I ' ' The next meeting "of the club will be December ; 4." Committees appointed for the meeting are: Program, Mrs. C. A. Rockhill and Mrs. J. H. Tompkins; social, Mrs. George Asher and Mrs. Ernest Douglas.::: .!! . ; 4H Club News - LEBANON -Doris A y r e s, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ayres and a member of the 1942 class of the Lebanon high school will receive a trip to Chicago with all expenses paid this month be cause of her outstanding work in 4H Canning dub projects. This award is made annually by the Kerr Glass Manufacturing com pany. Miss Ayres, who is now taking the home economics course a Oregon State college canned more than 1500 quarts of fruits, vege tables, meat, jellies and pickles during her live years' canning projects. She also completed proj UNIFORM aaeottily payaaaMs; M rmtml ttpfHt; m fcaereas ta Interest rat. A PrdaaUl za-fea Lsortzaea la tha safe war t ftMaca yovt Lotnm. AralUbla ta sclectc eetion-f HA : fisaclag pUamO. CATTSrNS A aOBEXTS, INC. ; utv"'-l2e'f Uortrara Loan Solicitor tr It Prudeoiuii lnauranca Co. f IMS ects in cooking, homemaking, clothing, health dairy and bas ketry. J 4, 1 - GERVA1S T h e eighth grade organized a cooking club Friday. Loretta Fauen Is president; Lu zeine Hanes, vice president; Doro thy Clemens, secretary and Gladys Helmigt-news reporter; Mrs.; H. R. Hanes, leader. . , v The 4-H Health club held its first meeting Friday afternoon. Mrs. Clark was temporary chair man.. Officers elected were: Presi dent Luzerne Hanes; vice presi dent 1 Keith Miller; secretary, Gladys Helmig; sergeant-at-arms, Milton St John; news reporter, James Forrest; yell leaders, Lor etta Farren, Leona Rose, Ruth Beringer; song leaders, .Vera Hel mig, Cecil Phillips and Frieda Beringer. , ,s ; 83 Dairies Would . i,' . - - . .. . . ; Sell to US " Eighty three dairies seeking to sell milk to the . army were in spected during October, with about 25 per cent getting the "go ahead" order, according to records of the foods and dairies division of the state .department of agriculture. The others will get approval as soon as they have completed su in gested improvements. . - The division records show in spection last month also of 146 minimum requirement dairies and 75 grade A plants or dairies. These inspections do not include the large number of farm calls made to dairies that supply milk to dairy manufacturing plants. W Now you can buy on quality alone, r So enjoy the cigarette that's better-tasting and proved better for you less irritating for yozr hose and thrort. ! Just cuiFcn ! i Yalley Clubs Set Meetings ; Anburn, Buena Vista , WoinieiiY Groups to . : ' Convene Shortly ' ; j AUBURN The Womana club Will meet Thursday at the home of .Mrs. Harry Eckstein on ,theJ Fruitland road. . . Mrs.' George Baumgartner was unable to act as hostess because of illness in the family. Auburn women are invited to attend. Mrs. V Kirk Simpson, vice president! will pre side as the president Mrs. Merle B. -Van Cleave, Is nowi living "in Portland. Plans for the , winter will be made as this is the first meeting since spring. ; Meeting Scheduled GUENA VISTA The: Woman's club will meet Wednesday, No vember'; 18, with a pot luck din ner - at noon. The women . have some Red Cross work to get fin ished, and all members are re quested to be present Election of officers will be held, j ; - Keixer Women Sew . KEIZER Mrs. Vida McLaugh lin entertained the Keizer Sewing club at her home recently. Sew ing was the order of the after noon. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Elsie Belt Those present were Mrs. Rena Waldorf, Mrs. Edith Shark- man, Mrs. Myron Dickinson, Mrs. Namona Rehfress, Mrs. Minnie . V Cunningham, Mrs; Elsie Bell and the hostess, Mrs. Vida l McLaugh lin. , Officers Elected , ' j CLEAR LAKE The Woman's club meet Thursday for an all- day meeting, the second held this fall. Tying, comforts , was the or der of the. day. At the business meeting election . of officers was held.' Officers named ; arer Presi dent, Mrs. Art Sornsen; vice pres- Ident, Mrs. Everett Whellanr secretary-treasurer," Mrs. Oral Gar ner. Birthday committee; Mrs. Art Evans; flower ; committee, Hazel Clement' 1 Red Cross work is planned for this winter's work. Others pres ent were Mrs.! Cecil Boyd, Mrs. Roy, Smith, Mrs. Dick I Bell, ; Mrs. E. Duoit, Mrs. Theo Stolk. Next meeting to be November 12. Meeting Is Thursday LINCOLN i Mrs. Ivan Merrick will' be . hostess ' to the ; Lincoln Ladies' Goodwill club at her home November 12 at. 2 o'clock. Num erous important - matters of gen eral Interest Will. .be! discussed and committees appointed. Two Former Bethany PupUs AilHbriored " BETHANY Two former Beth any grade school students, : and last -June graduates from the Sil- verton high " school, were elected officers of the freshman class' at Pacific Lutheran college at. Park land, Wash, this past week.- Joan Satern was named secretary and Eunice Torvend," treasurer. . 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