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Tli OUTGO!? STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon Friday Morning, February 23. 1S43
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Scio Council
-Vacancies
To Be Talked
. SCIO -Scio city council is to
meet .- Monday night, March
State highway matters are to be
considered in connection with pro
posed street repair and mainten-
' .aace recently handled by the
council and the highway commis
sion. Vacancies on the city1 com
mission also ' may ; be considered
those of Raymond Chromy, coun
, eil member now in the navy, and
Max Wesely, recently moved out
of the city. Keith Miller is being
considered for successor to Chro
my.
Mr, and Mrs. Marley Sims and
son of Portland spent Sunday with
relatives and friends.
Lyons Rebekahs will visit the
Scio unit next month.
Harold Thurston apd family of
.. Newport visited relatives and
friends in Scio and vicinity a few
days ago.
Scio VFW post and auxiliary
will meet this Friday night
Hobart Hoagland, who has been
employed for more than a year in
- building operations in the north -
west, may remain in Scio for the
' time being.
Mrs. Vernon ing returned Mon
day to her home at Astoria after
visiting briefly at the home of Mr,
arid Mrs. Tom King. They visited
Devil's lake over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Reilly of Che
mawa spent the weekend at the
home of their son, Cecil, and fam
fly.
, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Johnston.
of Detroit visited relatives and
friends here and at Jefferson this
week. Johnston has been employ
ed as a truck mechanic for a log
giag company operating in the De
troit section.
W. D. Gutshall xf Los Angeles
writes local friends that he plans
to visit here this spring. 1
- Mrs. Elizabeth Patrny of Mill
City recently visited relatives and
' friends here. -'
Albert Davis was reported get
ting along well at a Salem hos
pital. He . has been hospitalized
nearly five months as result of in
juries suffered last October.
George Davis and family of To
ledo were guests at the R. S. Davis
home. George has been employed
at one of the sawmills at Toledo
for some time.
Mrs. George Smith has resumed
her position at the Scio postoffice,
having returned from a visit with
her husband, who is stationed at
Tucson, Ariz.
A. I. Arnold has recovered from
a recent attack of shingles.
Mrs. Ernie Bray (Freda Thay
er) has turned from teaching near
Eugene to war work.
Mrs. Emma Holub of lone , was
recuperating, this week at . the
home of her sister, Mrs. Joe Boy-
anovsky, at Scio following surgi
cal treatment at Eugene. She is a
daughter of V. Prokop. '
Mrs. A. R. Harbison is at the
home of i her i parents here,. Mr.
and Mrs. George Foster. Her hus
band recently enlisted in the army.
Lila Lee Thayer recently took
up clerical work in a Vancouver
war plant. . ,
Jeff High Selects '
Play Cast; Amateur
Hour; Is Planned
JEFFERSON" - The high school
has selected its cast for the play
-His Name Was Aunt Nellie. Pre
sident Barna, assisted by Keith
Keesecke; advertising; Thelma
Sheffield,' Hazel Iungen and Ar
thur Harris are in charge.
The cast includes: Mr. Baldwin,
Royal Hart; Bertha, Ruth Ter-
hune; Shela, Mickie Thurston;
Joyce, Patsy Parrish; Fred, Cor
el o n Turiydge; Ed Saunders,
Standley Miller; " Mabel, Connie
Martin; Cleo, Shirley" Gilmour;
VanDaiing. Loren Hoven; and
Jerry, Jimmie Henderson.
The amateur hour will be pre
sented by. the junior class March
12 at 8 o'clock. Prizes of first and
second places will be given to the
age groups of p re-school, grades
1 to 4; grades 5 to 8; high school
students, and adults, 18 to 75
Singing, dancing, playing an in
strument, or telling funny stories,
anything that will be of entertain
ment, will be acceptable. Report to
Gaynell Cole. Bettie White or
Irene Huber.
Stephens in Shipyard
ZENA Emmett Stephens is in
defense work at the Vancouver I
shipyards as well as three broth
ers-in-law, Ralph and Fred Ro
bertson and Leo Pietsch. Ralph
Robertson has been seriously ill
with pneumonia and has been con
fined to the shipyard hospital at
Vancouver. Mrs. Stephens has just
returned ; from Vancouver where
she spent a week visiting her son I
and daughters and their families.
lbs.
ry Inions
lbs.
Corn iiiarch
Make Your Own Pudding
lbs.
SL3C
Gelatine Dessert
Hi-Line
YOUR FOOD DATIOII STAHPS
will be good io nse Ilarch hi. Y7e have
a conplele sloclr of ALL DATIOIIED ilens
and will be able Io help yon wilh your
problem. Cone m ana lei cs explain.
Grapefruit y I7e Uliy
v 7 280 r; -nlj-
EffillT DEPiintnEIIT
Bacon Squares PL. .Motk .
H Q thicken Legs
Cream -
Collage Cheese ! fjnD
190 , 3 5Q
Elinco Heal KRAUT
11 I Th Bst
Dill Pickles j Rabbits
2 for 50 Hens - Fiyers
' All Grocery Prices Good Friday-Saturday-Sunday
DAILY J i T T
CATUIIDAY
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1 .2.1.1b Cast of General Hospital on Center Street
We Reserve
The Richt
To Limit
Quantities
Califomians
Settle, Swegle
SWEGLE Mrs. Peter Kufer
was operated upon in a Salem hos
pital . recently for goitre. She is
recovering satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. " William Locke
moved last week from their home
on Fisher road into Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickle and
two children from Ukiah, Calif,
have moved into a home on Mon
tana Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Attison - Rhodes
and six children from Humboldt
county, v Calif., have moved into
the Jung Sing property on Garden
Road. Tw children have entered
the primary room and two in the
intermediate room at school. ; '
Jimmy Farley also is a new pu
pil in the primary room at schooL
Miss Marion Thrasher was a
weekend guest at Lyons in the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. George ClipfelL-
Gerald Smith, son of Mr, and
Mrs. R. J. Smith, had the misfor
tune to fall from a horse Sunday
and break her ankle." He is coming
to school on crutches.,
Eldon Harms, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Harms, returned to
school Wednesday after being ab
sent two weeks with measles.
There are six absent from the pri
mary grades this week,' who have
measles. .,
Mrs. Hurst Leaves
AURORA Mrs. Robert Hurst
and baby left Wednesday for Cal
ifornia to be with her husband.
who drives truck for the govern
ment, and is stationed there.
ewarts Buy
Jefferson Lot
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Siegmund of Stayton were
Sunday guests at the A. M. Stew
art and T-O. Kester homes. Mrsl
Siegmund is a former resident of
Jefferson.
The city of Jefferson closed .
" the deal last week for the sale .
ef the lot on the corner of Third
and Church ' street, ; to Mr. and
Mrs. Junes Stewart of Loo An-
geles, Calif. Stewart is employed
in that city. . .
M. S., Stephenson, father , of,
Mrs; - Stewart Is planting the
groand to potatoes this week. ",
Mrs. Francis Coover, ' (Lela
Hawk)' left for Portland Tuesday
where she will meet a friend,. Inez
Zbinden, of Spokane, Wash, and
will spend several days visiting in
Portland.' .
' Mr. , and Vlrs. C. W. Combs of
Oakland, Calif, who spent several
days visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Wilson and fam-.
ily,"left for 7 California "Tuesday.
Combs has been in the navy as a
machinist for eight years, and was
a shipmate of Herman Wilson for
two years. He is now" attending
school at the University of Cali
fornia, and soon will receive his
commission -as an ensign. He has
seeen active service, and was at
Pearl Harbor, ' Solomon Islands,
and other countries. ,
Dr. Forgey Visits
- AUMSVILLE Dr. Darrell For
gey of Los Angeles, left' Monday
for his home after a visit here, with
his brother, CpL Will Forgey and
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Forgey.-; : ,,-
Knorr Home Burns
-' AURORA The Aurora fire
department was called Monday
afternoon to the farm home of
Otto Knorr, where fire .broke
out In the upper ; story of the
house. The damage by fire and
water, as nearly as eoold , be
estimated, will aaaonnt to S100O.
The f nrnitare and contents were
removed with very ' little dam
are. 1 The noose . and contents
were insnred.
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Casual Jachels
100 All Wool Casual Coats in tan and
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Leather Handbags
Fine rambler leather handbags;
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Necklaces, pins and fobs; latest
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Triangular shaped, choice of wool
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Cotton 'Marquisette, in 'plain and
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WOOL AND RAYON
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27x45 Alexander Smith Throw.
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