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Names Bazaar
Committees
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; LYOffrS t The Womens So
ciety of Christian Service from the
Lyons Methodist church met at the
home of Mrs. George Oipfell in
iFox Valley. Mrs. J. A. Roork was
In charge of the devotions. The
-'. afternoon was spent in doing fan
cy work for the bazaar which will
be held some time this fall, with
various committees being appoint-
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A. BAN Y--Replaeing " Mrs.
Crystal Foster, who, has held the
office of : clinic nurse under di
rection of Dr. Edward Bostrom,
head of tfce Linn county health
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department, is Mrs. Hazel Call,
RN.
Mrs. - CalL who was born and
reared in Albany, has been en
gaged ' in nursing , at ; the Albany
General .hospital forseveral
months. Previously she had been
in California where she was en
gaged in the same ocupation. : :
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! Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. J. A. Roork,
Mrs. Oral Toland, Mrs. Robert
Fetherston, Mrs. Hal Howard, Mrs.
Douglas . Gavette. Mrs.: George
Huffman, Mrs. Alex Bodeker, Miss
Fanme Wuson, Mrs. Marvin To
land . Mrs. RudolDh Brador. Mrs.
Wallace Power and Mrs. Clipfell.
Mrs. H. C Shields of Salem is
visiting this week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.. Paul Smith, i Mrs.
r Shields is a sister of Mrs Smith.
. The Lyons Southern Pacific de-
DOt-has been rearranged so that
the office is larger. The depot also
has received a new coat ol pamt
Inside and out. All other buildings
belonging to the SP including the
section foreman s house has been
repainted.
Miss Janielou Haney of Los An
geles, Calif, is visiting at the home
of Mrs. Lora Stevens and daugh
ters ' She is a cousin of Otto and
Raymond Haney, former residents
of Lyons. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thoma
and sons, Richard and Jimmie, of
Stayton were Sunday visitors at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Hiatt.
. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trask and
' Mrs. Dean Trask and daughter,
Sharron of Albany were Sunday
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Ring.
Mrs. Anna Keaton who has
( spent some time at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Spa, left Wednesday mor
ning for Seattle where she will
make an " indefinite, stay at the
home of another daughter, Mrs.
Ben Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huber at
tended the McDonald reunion held
- in Scio Sunday. Guests at the Hu
ber home this week are Mrs. Hu
ber's nephew and niece of St Hel-
ens. - '
Farmers Start Grain
Harvest, McAIpin
MeALFIN Farmers are all
Busy . getting their , grain har
vested. All combines are work
, lng, with grain making a good
. yield. The Wald Hills thresh
In machine plans to start It's
yearly .rn the, first of next
week. Ffed Iiottlnger's machine
will also thresh m this comma-
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SCIO Hay and small grains
: are yielding heavily this sea
son in the Sri locality, aceord-
lng to many who have complet
ed garnering and threshing.
Mrs. Humphreys Visits
Relatives at Toledo
McALPIN Mrs. Orlo Hum
phreys is spending a few days
with her son-in-law and d"
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gray
and infant daughter, Nancy Carol,
at Toledo. '
- Alice Jean Fisher is visiting
this week with her cousins, Dara-
leen and Irene Phillips at Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Argus Pearson and
daughters of Willamina were re
cent guests at the home of Mrs
! Pearson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. M. Gilmour. '
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or item deposited
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Purdys Mark
Birthdays
With Party
SCIO On the 13th birthday an
niversary of Dawn Purdy Friday,
the 27 boys and girls met on tne
lawn of the Purdy home near the
east outskirts of the city. Refresh
ments followed games, music and
visiting.-
I Thirteen 'red, white and blue
candles on the cake, together with
small American flags, afforded a
patriotic slant at the party. A flag
was given to each guest as a sou
venir of the event.
j Dawn's mother. Mrs. Kenneth
Purdy, also observed her birthday
at the same time, she also hav
ina been born on the same day.
I Several of his young friends at
tended a birthday party at his
home Saturday for Gordon O'
Reilly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ce
cil O'Reilly of south Scio. Games
and refreshments were featured.
The boy is six years of age.
i Melvin Sweet and family of
Grand Ronde visited relatives and
friends in Scio and vicinity a few
days ago. They were guests at the
home of Mrs. Sweet's mother, Mrs.
Clarence Leffler. Mrs. Sweet at
tended hieh school here a few
years ago. - -
Recent visitors in the Scio com
munity from Portland included
Kenneth Westenhouse and family
of Portland. Kenneth is a son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Westen
house. pioneer farmers on Thomas
creek, and taught in Linn and
Lane county schools for several
years.
Imogene Miller is expected home
this week from a visit of two
weeks with the family of her sis
ter, Mrs. George Powell, at Mon
roe. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller,
farmers a short distance southest of
Scio. dan to attend next Sunday
at Redmond the silver wedding
anniversary of Mr. Millers sister,
Mrs. Dean Van Meter.
Albany to Get ;
New 'V'Center
ALBANY Construction of
new victory center for Albany is
to be started soon, authorization
for the same having been received
here by G. T. Hockensmith, Al
bany postmaster.
The center will be located on
the postoffice block between . the,
postoffice and the Greyhound ter
minal building, tentative plans
calling for either a building or
housed platform, the cost of
which is to be between $1300 and
$1500. Construction also calls for
the erection of a fence to enclose
the entire lot.
Hockensmith asked for and re
ceived the permission to erect the
buildings on the postoffice block
at the request of Harold Farns,
Linn county bond sales chairman.
Permission was received from W,
E. Reynolds, commissioner of
public buildings for the postoffice
department.
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