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.Unid rivale Service Roll Is Given Out Community dub - Social Occasion for t f List Publication l UNIONVAUE Te Unionvale 2 Community club meeting and pie " social was attended by approxi- mately 125 patrons and friends. ' William Michael, George Westfall ' and Arnold Braat composed the committee in charge. D. C. Miller, the auctioneer in charge of the sale of 36 pies, re ceived $120, to be used for Union :,vale observation post. v Six WACs of the air corps reT ; cruiting station at Portland air ; base carried the Dies to Mr. Mil i ler. Lt Karlenasmussen was. the ; leader. The pies sold for from $2 :to $5.75. - ' Norris Jones was complimented i to have Lt Asmussen for his sup ".er partner. Speakers -were: Lt. . Hines of the army, Lt. (senior f grade) Callahan of navy air Vbase, regional ground observer , corps Major Morden, all of Port land, Louis Cline, McMinnville county 'chief observer, s Later none of the wives at- tendedT ' s v Mrs. Carrie Kldd read the . list ..of ofie service woman and more ; than 40 men who have .lived in - this district and still have rela tives here and several . who have , .not lived here but.-whose parents . "are residing here. Other, army of ficen and .men of . Portland at- - tending 'were: V i Cpl. Lash of the WACs; PfcvCol ' v-ller, army; Lt. Heggen, army; Egt t' Sheehan, army; Sgt. Seibert, army. Men and -.women, in ? service : Mrs. Floyd rrroll,'.irACs; Robert : Lynch, marines; Delbert Fleming, V army; Fred Hackworth, navy;, Jes se Conrad, Luther and Lewis Hackworth, all of army; Fred and f Edward Neilson. both army; Roy . Terry, navy; Verl Terry, army; Arthur Dixon, army; Norris Dix y on, army; Virgil Dixon, navy; Milo Kuhn and Jack Kuhn, both army; i Russell Teachout, army; "Vernon : Coberly, navy; Clark Church and t Carl Church, both army; "Ralph : i ' Church, navy; Robert Magee, navy reserve; Wesley Hill, army; ; Donald HilL navy; Charles Lau ; ner, navy; Allen Lien, army; Ev erett Lien, navy; Albert Schindler, navy; Orvule Morris, army; Roy Wright and Hubert Wright both army; Roy Johnson, army; Lloyd ; Versteeg, navy; Wilbur Milford, I army; Ray Cantrell, army; Owen Warren, army; Dean Stoutenburg, army; Eldon Coats, army; Darrel " Woodward, army; Melvin Turner, ;' navy; Myron Turner and -Clifford .,; Turner, both army; Wylie Hend- : - rickson and Arthur Hendrickson, both navy and in Hawaii before , the Pearl Harbor attack; Clement j Hendrickson, army; Floyd Miller, f army. In addition to the above list are ; Robert Schaeffer, -Clarence Cov--! ington, Delmer Stoutenburg, Floyd : Lyman and James Worthington, who were employed at the U. S. . Alderman farm in this district at the time of induction. Silverton Laundry ' To Open December 1 SILVERTON Silverton will (. again have a local laundry ser- vice shortly after the first of the - month. Stanley Blodgett and D. L. Jones, who recently purchased the 'Silverton Laundry-from TC. L. v Stamey, expect td be" ready for '. business sometime around the f first of December.. The Stameys ; closed the laundry here some ". months ago to accept positions at Salem. , r ' - Police Court Fine ' Assessed Friday ; . 0 . ? " SILVERTON NelsHelgersort ' paid a 7i&9 fine and costs in po lice court Friday morning, accord ; ing to police - judge, Bert Terry. ' Victor Grossnickle, night officer ; made the arrest and the - charge . was drunkenness. Helgerson was ; also given, a 30-day suspended jail sentenee. Mr. Helgerson spent Thursday night in jaiL --; Crashes Movies tThen Lea Karilss, 13.- (abere) delivered ' Iraciril'.ef - syn thetls rt., rr to a stuiio.;-fo zoakec? purposes la Hollywood she was offered a screen test ie was given a contract at a itaril-j salary cf $75 weekly; tsocrh t make her give up her truck CiivLzj Jsb. (AP werei f LffltsJ ' , , . it Mid -WSHammefite a!ley News Reports From SECTIOlt TWO PAGE TWO Bazaar Dates Announced December 4 at Farmers Union Ilall Plans As Now Prepared MARION The auxiliary of the Farmers Union " are" meeting ! Thursday of each week and Will continue until after the annual bazaar - and sale which is an nounced for Saturday night, De- i cember 4,' at the .Farmers Union I hall, j - A chicken noodle supper with all the trimmings will be served starting at 7 o'clock. However the women's club meets this week on Friday as Thursday is Thanksgiv ing. The women of the auxiliary are working at home. as well as at club and many pretty and useful articles 6uitable,.fos gifts will be sold, f including children's clothes, I hand-made pillow slips, embroid ered tea towels and many other useful items.' After the dinner a: business meeting was held. The president. Mrs. F. C. Schermacher hasap- j pointed the" chairmen of the fol- i lowing committees;, kitchen, Mrs. 1. F. Calavan: dining room, Mrs. Herman DeLangh; finance, .Mr Vosek. " il The first Xneeting in .December J will be the annual election of M-1 peers. Those aUending Thursday'., meeting were Mrs. Herman Mor gan, , and two small wmm Mr. Joe Vosek and two daughters, Mrs. Gus Hageman, Mrs. J. L. Calavan, Mrs. F. C. Schermacher, Mrs. Herman DeLangh, MrsV Warren Gray,". Mrs. Elzy Pickard, Mrs. alter Glasgow and Mrs. Jim Wil- son.-' . ' ' Visitors were " Mrs.' Margaret Davidson, and 'Mrs. Henman Walt and baby daughter. - Joyce, of Portland. Taylors Move To Sunnyside SUNNYSIDE Mr. and Mrs. I Dudley Taylor, former residents J moved back in Sunnyside from j Salem. -- I Mr. and Mrs. F. Barnes andiTezion-:TU.ustrict and Mrs. family of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs-j Jack Barnett from Seattle ind i Mrs. Isa belle Barnett and sons spent Sunday at the Frank Bar nett home. Mr. and Mrs. Warren McNiel and Imogene spent the weekend with their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips and Mrs. and Mrs. Dale Thomas and families in Eu gene. Roy Hagedorn has been ill for the past week with food poison ing,. Mrs. Roy Hagedorn had the misfortune to scald her feet with boiling water. " Mrs. Harry Pearson and daugh ters Gwen, Betty and Donna vis ited with her daughter and sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Folk last Sunday. Two new pupils, Bob Wallin from Long Beach, Calif., who is in the eighth grade and Mary Koell man from Swegle in the seventh grade are now attending Sunny side school. - - - - The pupils of Sunnyside school enjoyed a' Thanksgiving party Wednesday afternoon. A few of -the mothers and friends of the pupils attended. A short program was given. - - A' Thanksgiving dinner was giv en at the Luther Billings name at Liberty. Those attending from Sunnyside were Mr.' and Mr. Joe Webster and daughter. Pearl, Mr and Mrs. Warren Coats and to& Johnny, Rollie Webster and George Webster, Mrs. Nellie Reed, Mrs. Rosetta McMillen and fam ily.- Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Sherwood jand .family. The Ladies Friendly Hour club yill meet at - the home of Mrs. Sam Emery for an all day meeting December 1. Many Parties Honor Holiday WOODBURN Mrs. C. M. Bit ney, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller and Miss Mayanna Miller and Mr, and Mrs. Robert Miller and baby daughter Barbara Ann, drove to HUlsboro Thanksgiving morning to enjoy the national holiday din ner with : Mrs. Mable Gross, v a daughter of Mrs. Bitney, and sis ter of Mrs. Henry Miller. - Gathered around the Thanks giving dinner table of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Austin were their son and family, Lt CoL and Mrs. Le land Austin from Ft Lewis, V7ashiAiss Nancy,, a -junior at OSC, and Miss Sally, who came with her parents from Tacoma. Mr. and! Mrs. John Kallak of Salem completed the family circle. Mrs. Kallak is the younger daugh ter of the Austins. Mrs. Oliver S. OIsonvand daugh ters. Virginia and Jo Ann, ate Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Everett Hughes and Beverly, Lt CoL O. S. Olson and Capt.E. J. Hughes . were, unable to- attend. The Statesman's Salem, Oregon, Sunday 'Most Charming' Say Soldiers - -"-V X is American soldiers Wn nicked" Mrs. boris Blne;l; of Detroit -iMM"1 9:- .i.HmmI t . test. She Is shown wKfeter children, PatriciA. iS-BMmtWand CaroL three weeks. (AP wtrephoto.) Still on Their Weddiiig"1Frip Despite Elapse SILVERTON According to O. Satern, he and Mrs. Satern are still on their wedding trip despite the fact that they will obsery. their golden wedding anniversary, on December 2L Py-u' Miss Helene Lybeck and .Ole Satern were married ; at 'Stan wood, W a s h on December 2L 1883, and after the ceremony came to Silverton on a wedding trip. At the time they came here they planned to return to Wash ington, but other than .visits in Washington, Silverton has been their, home since. Their three children are Oscar sn( Harold Satern.' farmers in the victor Madsen, who -has lived at wnisbro iar the nast,eiht years. The Sa terns' first home was on the Silver Creek Falls -highway a short distance above ? the old power house site. Later they own ed a small farm in, the Brush What they want for Christmas LETTERS Cigarettes socks, books, service kits and duffle bags are fine, if you've already sent them. But they'll thank, you most of all for those cheery letters that bring a bit of home to lonely outposts and baitla areas. Remember, they wish they were home' for Christmas just as much as you wish they could be and each letter Is a glimpse into the life he's fight ing to return to. , " 2 So, if you didn't mail a present in time, you've still a chance to send him the best gift of all to a service man . V. a letter! And, if you've already sent something, don't stop mere ... top it off with a latter! . EUI 2C3 State Zirt Community Correspondents Morning, November 23, 1943 ft. A, . -A A 1 nUrA W.Hhatorraph the con-I of 50 Years Creek district and then purchased a larger farm in the Hazel Dell district About 25 years ago, Mr. ajid Mrs. Satern moved to Silver- ton "where. Mr. ; Satern plied his trade' aif carpenter and contractor. The' Hazel Dell farm is occupied by his elder son, Oscar. Mr. and Mrs. Satern have been constant members of Trinity Lu theran church since they came to Silverton. The church had been established but one year when they arrived. ' f - No Improvement Made SILVERTON George Dunn at 429 South First street is re ported as showing no improve ment Mr. Dunn has "been -critically ill for a number of weeks. He makes his home with his son, are FR0I1 HOI-IE! I kt Red Cross Sewing Room Is Moved , S3X.VERTON The Red Cross sewing room has been .'moved from the corner building at First ancf Oak to the second floor of the Masonic building in the rooms f ormery occupied by Dr. William MacNeill, . -The Christian Science War Re lief committee is in charge of the sewing at the rooms every Thurs day afternoon from . 1:30 to 4:30 o'clock and are inviting others to join them in sewing at that time. Aumsville PTA Meets Monday AUMSVILLE For Thanksgiv ing dinner Mr. and Mrs. Steiner had- as guests her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer and son, " Donald, and daughter,' Linda, and Ed Furrer, all of Sa lem. . The regular meeting of the Parent - Teacher association -will be held Monday night at the schoolhouse, according . to ' an nouncement by the president. Mr JTmTri Klmnkins. -" "i ' . Mrs. Ed Wallace is spending Ta few days in Portland -visiting her daughter, i i The Finest Gift of . All is A War Bond I ' Many Attend Homecoming Fairview Community Churrh Dinner Held on Sunday HOPEWELL More than 100 people attended the annual home coming held Sunday at the Hope well United Brethren church. Mrs. Grant Walling of Wheatland dis trict was the oldest person pre sent , A' Mr. and MrsJohn Childers of Spring VaUey' who wiH observe their golden wedding "anniversary November 29T were present and were asked .to speak.' They re 8 ponded. . Mrs. Chflders was Miss Emma Windsor and is cousin of Harry Allison. - j. Leroy Bass of Oklahoma train ing -base, recovering from a ". re cent operating and visiting at his home in the Fairview district was the only serviceman present A quartet composed of Gert rude Hobson, Jeanne Magee, Mu riel Ferguson, and Dolores Stout enberg - accompanied by Myrtle Rockhill sang. - Rev.' Robert Bennett, the pastor preached on the theme of "Home-, coming'i Miss Jeanne. Magee and Miss Dolores Stoutenberg accom panied by , Miss rMyrtle ; Rockhill sang a duet; Mrs. Toivo Bantsari gave a group jot violin selections and played the prelude and offer tory and -Miss Myrtle Rockhill ac companied : on piano. A fellow ship dinner was served in the din ing room at noon. - .-. 1 ' f ZrJ ff t fi a . . ' rears P )X& tLjl 1) V--: m L. i Pidgeon to Become US Citizen George Edprecht (left), deputy Anxeles, administers the" eath Stf John, New Brunswick, on as a US citizen. He may take days, (AP wirephoto.) ' McNary Bill Is Endorsed SILVERTON At a chapter meeting here this . week; Silver ton's . Izaak Walton ieague - en dorsed Senator McNaryV bill in congress, to regulate and control salmon.': fishing off the shores of the .Pacific- coast ' One of the loves house-robe. We that are the kind - , . . and a warm spot in .A1 mm v m - ; - ! - Mix (C j tie U. LIBEaTT clerk ef the federal court at Lo te Actor, Walter Pidceon, native o his petition tiled for naturalization the final oath of aUetlance la 3 ! !!, I i ! 1 following Action wis ' taken lengthy discussion by all member g of the organization,: who havif been alert to the strong possibility : of conservation of the salmon sup ply sought; by the! bilL ' Mainly the group realized that g such a bill -would offset salmoj :l losses expected; in the wake ot ! new high dam construction in ! thi post-war period - ;ln ; toe . Pacifir northwest I j A If . -f ' I ' ' - ' f' rit of her life Is5 jb gracious warm! have a lovefy selection now she will love and ! cherish for; .1' s J; i-i i : look back on afterward with. her heart! i )' t ! lAtltt S . A 1 ; '3U