The CHLGOIl GTATECMAIT. Cdem, I Oregon. Friday Morning. March &,
Ooverdale
Workers Get
Instructions
. CLOVERDALE The Red Cross
drive for this district is to start
the first of next week with Ber
nice Wipper and Betty Draper in
charge of the canvassing. A meet
in was held Tuesday night At the
home of Herman Peets, chairman,
at which workers were given in
struction and necessary materials-
All families are urged to do their
utmost this year to make the drive
a big success.
Mr and Mrs. Bad Petersen
. have , moved Into the Mltchoff
house in this community. Young
Petersen was released from the
shipyards in Portland to help
hia father do his farm work.
Clarence Clauss, who has been
in th infantrr at Fort Lewis, vis
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Schifferer Sunday. He is over
h see limit so has received an
vnmhlo riisrharee from the
l nn iv "
army and is leaving for his home
in Tiria Itl where he will re-
' tiim to his iob in the caterpillar
factory. Additional guests for the
Sunday dinner were Emma, Wil
lie and Frieda Schifferer, all cou
sins of Mr. Clauss.
A cousin of Lydia Sehifferer,
Konhia Leechler. from Los An
geles, Calif., is visiting with her
this week. She also visited other
Portland and Van
couver. Wash., before coming here
She plans to return to her home
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Johnson have
moved into Mrs. Nellie Hamil
ton's house. Johnson drives
logging truck and formerly was
living In town.
Grangers News
WOODBURN The Woodburn
grange will hold its regular meet
ing March 6 at 10:30 ajn. The
grange has announced inai an
members should be present for the
ceremony of burning the note
clearing indebtedness, ! A covered
dish dinner will be served at noon,
followed by a literary program.
Any outside grangers are invited.
Bethel Union
Takes Member
f s . !'"'"
BETHEL W. By Frink was
received into the membership' of
Bethel local of the Farmers Union
at the meeting on Monday night
Gus Schlicker, president, gave the
obligations. M. D. Vineyard's name:
was proposed for membership and
was accepted. George! E. Bahnsen
served as conductor. Rev. S. Ham-
rick was sondeader: with Mrs.
James H. Thompson at the piano,
Theodore G. Nelson discussed leg-
islative matters. j
Reports on the state convention
were given by Mrs. I, R. Carruth-
ers, Rev. S. Hamrick, :W. R. Baker
Gus Schlicker. Mrs. Ralph A. Wil
son reported on the junior Farm-j
ers Union Convention land banquet!
A substantial sum of money Was
voted from the treasury to be used
in furthering a project of the na
tional organization. Arrange-
ments were made for Amos Bier-;
Fred McCauley
Dies in Woodburn
WOODBURN Fred Andrew
McCauley, 67, died in his sleep
some time between Monday night
and Tuesday . morning. He was
found dead in bed at his home in
the Sleepy Hollow region.
He had arranged to take his
sister, Mrs. Nick Krebs of Broad
acres, to, town Tuesday morning
and when he failed to appear,
. Mrs. Krebs sent her son, Law
rence, to find out if anything was
wrong. Lawrence Krebs found the
door locked Land finally broke it
in to find his uncle had passed
away during the night
He was born in Yanktown, SD
February 14, 1876. He had lived in
Orecon three years, coming here
from Nebraska, and had lived In
the Sleepy Hollow district six
months.
He is survived by his sons. Paul
of Stockton, Calif., and John of
St. Paul, Minn., , and his sister,
Mrs. Krebs.
Funeral services , will be held
Saturday morning at St Luke's
catholic church at 9 o'clock. Burial
will be in St Luke's cemetery.
Recitation vof the Rosary will be
held at 8 pjn. Friday at the Ringo
chapel.
ly. 4H club leader!
count v. to steak and
tional slides at the April meeting, i
Plans were made for attendance
at the Marion County Farmers'
Union convention April 3. Mrs. Ai
C. Spranger and Mrs. W. L. Creech
were in charge of serving refresh
ments.
, for Marion
show educa-
MT. ANGEL Miss Mary Ann
Bochsler, nurse's aie in Provi
dence hospital, Portland, spent the
weekend at the country home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Bochsler. While here she enterf
tained at dinner for Miss Leona
Boedigheimer.
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