Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1944)
If ' -is ' - . . ' . - - - - 1 ' " - ' ' ' - - - . .1111 " ' " " 1 It. 11 1 1 - 1 " 1 ' - : : - Aumsville Man Is Reelected . C. E. Lewis of Aumsville was elected director of the Salem Group National Farm Loan asso ciations at the "annual meeting Tuesday at the Chamber of Com merce rooms in Salerno Holdover directors of . this group are '-Karl Eteiwer of Jefferson, Frank E.'Way and Kenneth W. Bayne.of Salem and Harrison H. Brant" of Inde pendence. .. stockholders of each asso- vvere given the annual re Wing the business trans fix the year 1943. The fleeted Karl Steiwer to lairman of the common directors at a meeting la X & Way was elected pre if the . Marion-Polk' asso with J. 1 J. .Stratton, vice yfent; Harrison H. Brant, pre iit of the Dallas association Ross AT Simpson, vice presi j Jt; C, E. Lewis as president of .he Stay ton association with E. L. Porter as vice president; Kenneth W, Bayne, president of the Horti cultural association and John R. Kraus as vice president J. J. Sechrist was reelected secretary-treasurer and Mrs.. Bernice M. Ebert, . assistant secretary treasurer, to serve the four associations. Sons of Legion Host to Parents SILVERTON Sons of Legion, headed by Capt. Richard Dicker ' son, will entertain their parents Monday night at 8 o'clock at the armory. Bob Miller will be the guest speaker. Following' the for mal program, a late supper will be served. Kenneth AJIen is adjutant of the group. Dan McDade, department com mander, American Legion, recently complimented the local Sons, re porting that this was the most ac tive squadron in 'the state. John Donas is Legion chairman for the sons and his committee is F. M. Powell, Dewey Allen and Henry Johnson. " North Dallas Child Doernbecher Patient r NORTH DALLAS Little Mar tha Jean Warkentine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sol H. Warkentine is at the Doernbasher hospital in Portland, under observation' of specialists. She has been ill since the first part of December. ,.' Mrs. John R. Classen, who re cently returned from a Salem hos pital following a major operation, is improving." . Mr. and Mrs. Herman N. Edi ger and Donny of Portland spent the past weekend with her par ents, Mr. and' Mrs. Isaac Brandt here. " Beacon Bible School Holds Sunday Program NORTH DALLAS The Bea con Bible school gave a program at the Salt Creek Baptist church Sunday. The program was led by one of the teachers, Waldo Wall. The message of the evening was given by the principal, Professor Frank" NickeL Quartet numbers, testimonies and group songs com pleted the program. After the. program, Mrs. Abe Toevs, mother of one of the pu pils, invited the group to - their home for coffee and doughnuts. : - Present were the teachers, Mr. Wall and Mr. Nickel, Harry and Marvin Thiesen, Peter Fast, Her man Fast, Elmer and Walter Quir ing, Bill Goertz, Harold Friesen, Ella Quiring, ' Evelyn Thiesen, Eli zabeth Friesen, Betty Kroeker, Elma Classen, Leona Peters, Nick olina Pankratz, Anna Ediger, El nora Warkentine, Verna Hockstri, Frieda Toevs, . Irene Classen and Agnes - Toevs and the hostess. ; Amity! Business Men Contribute . , AMITY The Commercial club met Wednesday in the parlors of the Christian church. H. J. Richter is the new. president. The club con tributed $11 to the infantile par alysis fund. In place of taking a collection, a game was played in which fines were imposed for any kind of of fense or broken rule. Earle C. Miller, Ninety and Nine Evangelist, is -holding a series of revival meetings at the Christian church here. He gave a short talk and played two selections on the steel saw and sang a number, ac companying himself on the guitar. Over 20 were present to enjoy the chicken dinner served by the women of the church. . ' Mill City Man Marries In California MILL CITY Friends have re ceived word 1 of the marriage- of Glen Hathaway, sr., and Miss Vera Jenne of Detroit, Mich. The ceremony was performed at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Baker in Richmond, Calif., Jan. 20, with Dr. Baker officiating. Mrs. Hathaway is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Alien Jenne of Mesick, Mich., and has been - a nnrse in the Booth hospital in .De troit for 15 years, jt, ' ' Mr. Hathaway and, his family have lived fin Mill City for the last seven years. He is employed, at the Mill City Manufacturing Co. and formerly lived in Michi gan."" - 1 : Superintendent Is Sunday Speaker TURNER Dr. J. Edgar Purdy ef Salem, district superintendent, occupied the pulpit at -the Turner Methodist church Sunday morning for the worship service.' Following church 'a short business session was held with Dr. Purdy presiding. - Rev. Nevitt Smith of Salem, pastor of the Turner church, was in charge of the Jefferson Metho dist church services Sunday in the absence of the pastor, Rev. C. W. Pogue, who was ilL Rev. Smith ; announces that ' holy communion wiM be observed on Sunday morn ing at the 11 o'clock service in the Turner church. Mrs. Ray Abney Visits Daughter in Portland SIDNEY- -Mrs. I$ay Abney is visiting her daughter,' Mrs. Buck Shoup in .Portland while taking medical treatments. Mrs. Abney's son-in-law works in the shipyard at Portland. Mr. and ; Mrs. W. G. Boswell have a new grandson, James Ar- tnur Boswell, son of Mr. and Mrs. . R. Boswell. The Sidney school children and teacher have invested $373.15 in war bonds and stamps. More will be purchased. Shirley Grenz of Sidnev- is vis iting in Eugene. ' Unionvale Women Hold Extension Meeting UNIONVALE The Home De monstration unit will meet at 10 o'clock Wednesday and continuing through Thursday i and Friday, Februay 16, 17 and 18.St ;. "Better Dresses'? is subject of the study and will be held at the home of Mrs. Louis Magee. ; Six members attended the Un ionvale Evangelical all day quilt ing meeting. : Mr. and Mrs. Owen Turner and family left Wednesday by bus for North Powder to visit her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Frost, for a week. Her brothers, Ronald and Jib, expect to be inducted. in the army February 15. : Sicegle Family Moves To Portland SWEGLE Mr. and Mrs. Rav K. Hall and two children, Jimmy and "Kathy moved Saturday to Portland from the Ira Pilcher home on East Turner road. Hall is employed on a river tug boat at Portland. The family moved to Sa lem a year ago from Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stark and daughter Joan, left by train last week for a three-weeks' visit with relatives in mid-western states. Yoncalla Woman Guest In Grand Island GRAND ISLAND Mrs. Harrv Ohlsen of Yoncalla is visitine her sister, Mrs. Charles E. Nelson and reports her mother. Mrs. Cynthia Turpin, 83, has recovered from her recent illness. ! . Mrs. J. L. Martin returned Tues day after assisting several days in the care of her cousin. Mrs. Theodore Klippenstein, 63, who . has had . several strokes and also is suffering with pneumonia. , ; Dayton TownsendClub Meets, Makes Plans , DAYTON Forty-three mem- bers attended the Dayton Town- send club meeting Monday.' at the : heme of Mr. and Mrs. J.' Whitlow. ; The next meeting will be held at t the home of. Mrs.' J. W. Lorett J.Isson Bishop Is HI - LIBEHTY Mason Bishop is 111 with 'pneumonia in the Dea coness hospitaL He is reported . rr.kin3t good, progress toward Gilkeys Visit Family At Wheatland WHEATLAND Mrs. Chris tine Gilkey and dauehtpr. Helen Gilkey of Corvallis, were guests of her son and daughter-in- ww, ivir. ana Mrs. Jesse Gilkey. Miss Gilkey is an instructor 'at Oregon oiaie college. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gilchrist gave their son, Andrew Gilchrist, a birthday; dinner Sunday. At- raiumg were Mr. and : Mrs. An drew Gilchrist their thr n. dren and onne of their chums, all ml orooKS. . Vohland Family Entertained MISSION BOTTOM Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vnhianri 4-: VUW1UUUCU as dmner guests Sunday their son ""r - m - law, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Vnhl -,rxA - a - - " uk wut children of Dundee. Clarence Voh- um xias spent the last ten days in a Salem hospital following a back injury received whfle at- vujiuui m unioaa a tractor, no P. 's D113. CIIA1J...LA&I Dr.T,T.I"i.NJi. Dr.u.CbaaNO ClIINLoD Cerballsts 241 Kertb Liberty tCTpctalrs Portjand General CIcctrM 'Co Otftc ddcb. Satura onl-v IS a.m. to 1 pjnj 6 to 1 pja Can suiiauon. tmtoa pressure ana urine tests r Cr ef cbarf. Practiced Guard Your Health With Reliable NorwichlRemediesl jj A Vii - : f ' h s :' !:- v: :- l- . f-l ; - I'--. x J - r ( h V C s l -v -V--'- - V A Increase Your- DodiJy Rcsistcnce to Colds end Flu 5 Groin Tcblsis L- .A i' !:.1!-: VJL j idrwi.clbi'AspW .Oc Tin of 12, Tablets 5 Grains Each r Effective for. the relief i of 'sunpk &adades' due to colds r other, minor illness. ' When dissolved, in a glass of water, it makes an excellent gargle for the relief el , v throat irritations. s -' - -' 1 ' ' Y Tins (TX. I Norwich Pepto Dismol, for upset stomach, 4 ox. 47 Norwich Cod Liver Oil, 16 oz. !1X9 ; Norwich Milk of Magnesia, 16! oz. 29 Norwich Rhinitis Tablets, full strength, 100s, Norwich Z. L. Antiseptic Mouth Vash, 16 oz . 47 Norwich Unguentine. 25 J : . Norwich Zemacol, 16 oz. $1.39 Norwich AqueosrNose Drops,; 25 - Norwich Cod-O-Ex Tablets. 100s. 79 i Norwich Saccharin Tablets, Vi gr., 1,000s, 79 Ilcmici Dcspanol for cczghs, 10 cz. C2c 'At: ' 1 ' - s: Fred Meyer Drug Seetlea NEW SUPPLY JUST ARRIVED G. E. Mazda! Light Globes 40-Vatt. 10 eech 60-Vaft. 10 ecch 100-att. 15 ecch . Supply jour home hh ' globe tot adequate lignting. Aooid .aywlraia caiwd by imuffadem iighr. -' Fre4 Meytr Drug Sediom A QkA snd Ety Sfutret Prep 5b3Ye CreL-n i5c V.I. 12-ox. - Jar 23' SScVd. Uther Tab v. V t . i .. rf...;. " , ,' . . .... . '! - ... - SI' ; , . 1 - . - FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! Csrbcra Ccu!J -Vc'voS cv Qoo gg rv SlitD Crccni ': . : - , Sha . , U cLiJ :. For a UnlUd Tlas Osy 1 Fredt Meyer, offers iSkcmitt ' crearxi tlut helps prct;t your loveliness during even tJii "t days. Far below tfie uspi price. JW Meytr Thug SrfU Hind's C2;uty Bargain! . Nov cjJ lie HIad's CorcpUU Faciei Creesi. S5 HhcTs Hoty & ' Aland Utie : BotK f tLese akin - soothing ' herns at thip new low, price. A , perfect cold weather corobina--, toon. - , FrtJ Mry Stttiom y 27 Brush!, tub ini jar. Sfi.v. in half th usual lunc Bring your eld tubal Fttd Mtytr Drug Sectitm : SALE OF FLORAL FRAGRANCES f ism (l S. JJightfiul fr.jrncW. VIOLET. GARDENIA. - 1 CARNATIpN, ROSE, f SWEET PEA and " APPLE BLOSSOM.) A fed toud.. befcra rrf d,u. : No Nam . Perfume :UVtR dram STOPS COLDS! 6rav' -'; Cold Tablets ! Fred Meyer Drug Seethm 1 BUSY HANDS REQUIRE SPECIAL CARE! 1 I 1 Luxor, ;;. Hand Cream H.00 Value Jar Iy 50c Sise 39C Luxor Hand Cream. Soft, j rich, lubricating hand cream. For softer' whiter, lovelier hands. I i j I ' Fred Meyer Dng SettUm ".is - Well Stocked First 'Aid Cabinet Jdi 1 Johnson & Johnson ' IVa Inches by 10 Yards. 12 2 Inches by 10 Yards, 15t 3 Inches bylO Yards, 23t ! 4 Inches by 10 Yards. 29C . RED CROSS WATERPROOF ADHESIVE TAPE 5 Inch by 5 Yards. 10t " 2 Inches bv S Yards, AOt Vt Inch by 10 Yards. 20C 2 Inches by 10 Yards. GO Fred Qleyer Vrug Zettwmi Rta. 35c YalHo 27c Tl GrmVi Cold TabUa wtwrn th. fnx mgm of m cold, begin to appnr roc tax. and capable rehct, Fred Meytr Drug Settitt, , CONTAINS QUININE ! Hill's Cold Tablets lis C&?AvJ t - r A m V 1 M!"iainrif m Reg. 30c ft Value ' i . ...... . . . v 1 1 !t rSi: - 1 , I , I . - . : ' I ; ?' ! r :' 5 . - - v- ill ' - ( Sctentific.Tly rompoundi table ' nlirrc cold. For all over twtlva frtxt f ag- i- Fred Meyer Drug Section (Buy a New Tooth Brush for Better Care of Your Teeth AAypiej-Fine Tco-Ei Brush . . .j-. 1 .M. inn, tmmi ; 1 f , 1 1. ... ; 50 Value Made of Pure Drisfles A, new brpsh for cleaner tptth and a sparkling smile. It fits all crevices. Pro?!iyl:sti3 TcDtlr Drcsbi .47' CryUc3t's;r:irc:!iT lin n,,r;f p.vV' r'v- -I . fwrf iow Drug JccaW i . r - j 5 Four More Day t in Which t Bmy Your VmUntine Gilt Barbara Gould Travel Hits Completely fitted with, the essential CtTiF1 T cosmetics needed for daily use. 'Made 1) (H of srood-lookitt er black leather with a L2UL double handle for safetv. Also has amnle room for nightie and additional toilet articles. Tussy Travel Kit, !7J0 . Fitted wiA her favorite Tussy needs. Tat:rey,TcndSW"Tc!!etVefer.1.50 . CJooung fragrance for busy days. ILILAyer$,,Yu"Pefe,30.C0 ,. . The gifV for "Special Valentines.'' lhvdo;Perfti3. $6.00 fo 312.C0 Delightful scent of the "Islands - ' ' ; $2X3 ' '. rAftdin a m a tram V-t liVttiamtAa4 oiviH tfav Fred Meyer; Drug; Section - iM , 1 CHIousehold CBeoners Carbona Cleaning Fluid 9 02 n(os Dottle A ejiiick cleaning fluid that deans prac tically all types of fabrics. Cannot explode or burn. Save cleaning bills and time.' ... f ' . ,s ... . , - ' ., . . Ccrbona Wall Wipe, 32 0Z.39 Carbona Soapless Lather, 32 oz. 93 Vindex.20 oz. 29 Scni Flush, 22 oz, 19 Dust Cleansing Cloth, Large Size, 49 ' Genuine Rock Island : Spen53.$1.19 Chcmsls,; 59 ' I - Aryrr Drug SttiUm , 5ve On Cold Items! Couc-!i Syrup 90 TIIM A SV4 OS. Pleasant ' tast ing and effec tive in the re lief of coughs due to colds. i 75e Vick's Vopo Hub, Sit 'Ms, 21 . Yoseliae Camphor Ice, 1 Qt I 35c Fred Meyer Noso - Drops. 27c i Upiohn Cold Special. 7Se l 40c Creomuslion. $1.12 ne Alka-Selfzer. 49 50c Fred Meyer Antiseptic. Pi. 29e . i S0c MIstol Drops. 39 3Sc Menthofctum. 27f Week's Cold Tablets. 25 JW Meyer Drug Sectiom . 'I f -I -4 Federal sales tax of 10 applies to all toiletries, perfumes, etc, included in the tax law and will be added to the retail price at the check stands. We reserve the right to limit quantities. r """": 1 ,11 Prices EffectiTe Friday thru. Honday x i 1 f . POESCRIPTIOUS - 4 Dependability end Accuracy J Er vrcn Ccc-j!og .. Ceczlsr f i,. - - Cox ef K:i , 7.C;V " , iccovery. 1 tnc Vtll : :