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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1943)
Grange Has Memorial Ankeny Fellow Members Mourn For Sirs. Finlay i ANKENY A memorial ser vice was held Sor Mrs. Eugene Finlay at the August meeting of th Ankeny grange Mrs. Finlay had been a member for 27 years. Members bedecked the altar 'with white roses in honor of her. Reports from standing commit tees were heard. Mrs. George Mar latt said , no club meetings had been held through July and Aug ust but that Mrs. Rex Hartley would be hostess for the meeting on September 17, Mrs. C. F. John ston told of a letter received from her brother, who lives in Illinois, saying hemp was being raised ex tensively in that state. ) Farmers Ti C2TGC:i CTr.TZZ: "JI. &au Cr?ea TxHaj -Ksrsixs. rcrt UI3 there are spraying apples 'and pears now, using harmon spray to prevent the fruit from dropping. Community canneries were- .ad vising . against jusing iodized or shaker salWor canning, the com mon salt being safer. Jake "Gilmour reported a good bean crop. Rex Hartley read a letter from !; Fred Brinkman, na tional grange representative at Washington, DC, on production and price fixing of various pro ducts. .Farmers interested in syn thetic rubber was discussed. - During the program hour,' Mrs. Hattie MeCarty conducted the following: roll call, "Vacations X Have Taken and Would Like to Take; reading,, "Brown's Vaca- Hon. Luncheon was served at the close. . . : ' ". . Grange will meet again on Sep? tember 4. - Miss Clipf ell. V i Visits in Salem ; FOX VALLEY Miss Evalyn CUpfell - is visiting relatives and friends in Salem this week. Mrs. Jack Johnston, returned home Sunday after spending sev eral days with . her daughter and family in Salem. Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Olmstead and son, ' Donald of Lyons were Monday, night visitors at- the W. M. Griffin home. . Mrs. George Clipfell has been entertaining two children of her brother; Harry Corey of Salem, this week. Silvertoa library ; Obtains Atla3 CILVERTON A large new Rand and McNally atlas has been added, to thfr public library refer ence collection this week and is finding constant use in the read ing room." ; v New books also added during the' week 'include DuMaurler's -Hungry Hill"; Delafielrs "Late and . Soon"; Wlllkie's "One World; Karquand's "So Utile Time- and Kale's "The FxodL'jal Women." . Ex-Airline Pilot First Over Sicily "" 7 - Lieut. Col. D." Petty, veteran United Air lines pilot, had the distinction of- piloting the first transport plane to unload para troops over Sicily, it was learned here Thursday. - . r ; A letter received by his wifev and relayed to Ids former sed ates here says: "I was in the first ship to drop an American paratrooper on the ( continent of Europe. I was co-pilot for one of the group command ers. The details cannot be told and ; can wait; anyway." -Petty who has flown United V Coast to Coast as well as Pacific,. 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