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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1944)
Visits Many, M arion r orks MARION FORKS-James Rob Inette visited- at Marion Forks Sunday morning, Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Earl "VVoodley, Mr. - and Mrs. Homer Brantner, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Climick and family, all of Santiarn Junction; Mr. and Mrs. Max Harlan, Mrs! Oskie, Dorothy and party and Vic Meyers, all from Detroit. Saturday evening a party from Dallas, Tex, spent a few pleas ant hours here. Members were Alta Heeea, Barbara Evans Hosea, Mrs. Winnie Hosea, J. F." Hosea and Pvt H. L. Hosea. The forest service are now re pairing telephone lines and work ing on the trails to lookouts and lakes in this vicinity. William Wy at is foreman on this work. Clif ford White and Keith Grimes are his helpers. Mrs. George Stuff and son, Mike, were Monday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Wolfe of Idanha fished Marion creek Sun day. Portland, Oregon visitors fishing in nearby lakes were Mrs. Mickey Welling Mrs. Celeste Swarts and George Welling., Mrs. Fannie- - SUalman, Mrs. John Estey, Mrs-Earl Stahlman and son visited a while at the Young place enroute from the east side. -- - UVUUHUUU 13 continuing at the Evenden druz for blood donors to go to the 1 blood banV June 27. It is necessary that nu4u ,w K9 a. mat time StSf At .... . vciure we ciose oi the Saturday night. Transpor- us imuisnea ; IO au The cars will leave the Mayes, at 9 o'clock Tuesday SIMM - r store Salem ing, those register store. tation donors. Evenden and morning. Farraiid Is New Director LIBERTY The annual school meeting for Liberty district No. 71 was held Monday evening : with John Dasch in charge. - .. i Roy Farrand was elected to the school board to repace IE ;H. Staggs, whose term expired at this time. Mrs. Mason Bishop was re elected school clerk. The budget for the school for the coming year was presented by the board and voted accepted. The hold-over board members are John Dasch and John Van Xoh: Mr. Dasph will rw th chair man for the next year. Library Receives Book in Grover Wicknian's Memory SILVERTON In Grover . Wickham. Mr. Johnson and Miss Olga Johnson gave to the Public library, a copy oi oasu xvimers new book "George Washington Carver," the story of a chad traded for a horse, later fighting his own way through for an education and becoming known as the "Ebony Scientist." This book appeared on the most recent list; What America Is Reading, published weekly bv Herald Tri bune Book Review. Silverton's library shelves fiava been greatly enriched from time to time by worth- while- books wnicrr - Mrs. Johnson and her daughter. Miss Johnson, have riv en sometimes in memory of a friend, and sometimes lust riven. Miss Johnson, who is-on the school zacuity has been particularly gen erous with donations to the Chil dren s shelves. Reading at the Public librarr has been holding up remarkably well, according to the - library board, headed by Mrs. H. B. La- inam, wno is reporting, one or the busiest .summers since 1934, the peak year. Sutton Choice Of Aumsville AUMSVILLE The annual school meeting wVs held at the scnooi nouse xaonaay nignt. lee Sutton was reelected for three year term for director Mrs. Anna Collins was reelected clerk for a one year term. The school budget was approved without a dissenting vote. The school house is being put In order for the fall with the work of varnishing, painting and calso m in ing being done this summer. Uniohvale Driver Narrowly Escapes Having Accident UNIONVAUE Jack Mabry, driver of the semi-trailer .hauling about eight tons of hulled peas , from the local viner to the Birds-eye-Snyder Canner at Woodburn, rrenff- ramo nnr having a k- rious accident or drowning in the Willamette river. In making the grade leaving the Wheatland fer ry -on the Marion county side the engine failed to function when about half way up and the load started backwards- and did not pick up until the wheels reached the water's edge and the heavy anchor rope, holding the ferry, snapped. " Jack, who is usually u n p e r - turbed, is still, of the belief bis lucky star 'was shining through the brief experience and it was a relief to reach the main road level. Jack Is a graduate of the Dayton union high school. 1944 class, and expects to , be called to the US navy within a month. ' Raymond Palmers Embark on Trip GRAND ISLAND Mr. and Mrs." Raymond;; Palmer, Patricia and Leon left Sunday by automo bile for Wagontire, w here they will be guests of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Holly Schroeder. They went for Raymond's health. He has for two weeks suffered a serious attack of asthma without medical relief and the change of climate was advised by attending physician. Leonard Will and granddaugh ter, Miss Sarella Will were Fa ther's day guests of his sons, Roy & Will and Louis Will and their families here. ; Mrs. Svea Menesat of Portland has ' signed ' the 1844-43 upper grades contract of Grand Island school. Mrs. James Richardson will be the primary teacher.. t fdcclcay Club Quilts MACLEAY At the all day ses Ion of the grange home economic club held at the grange ball on Tuesday, two quilts were com pleted and, others started to be donated to the Red Cross. The club plans an all-day meet ing for July. Don't Ns;!sct Sloping FAEaSE TEETH Do false teeth drop, slip or wabble hen you lauc. eai, laufin or sneezer Tvin't b annoyed tv embarrassed by Such handicaps. FASTEETH. sn alk- lu (non-acid powaer u sprmsuo on -otip Tjlates. keeDS false teeth more firmly set. Gives confident feelin ot secuiry ens uaaea comiorx. xno jura tnv. r -'' ta-'ir tast or feelinjr. Get rAsii.-i.I Uif t any drug stare. Woodburn Signs Donors Miss Harnsberger Accepts Union Hi School Position OAK POINT. Miss Glenerva Harnsberger has accepted a teach ing position as science and physic al education instructor ! in the Union High school at Myrtle Point Miss Harnsberger was a member of the graduating class this spring at Willamette University in Salem. She will attend summer school at Willamette this summer for added credits. Her sister Miss La Verne Harns berger, a Junior at Willamette last year, is leaving soon for Berkeley, Cal to attend school. - . Jefferson Begins Active Bond Drive JEFFERSON Mrs. Earl Phelps has .been named chairman of the fifth war loan drive In ; Jeffer son. The quota for Jefferson is $40,000, X which 4 includes solicita tion in Marion also. This! amount is $5000 more than that of the fourth war loan drive. . Soliciting began Tuesday morn ing with the following workers named: First street, Mrs. Harold Knight and Mrs. Edna McKee; Second street, Airs. Earl Phelps; Third street, Mrs. Guy Roland; east of depot, Mrs. Howard Hampton; south across the rail road track, Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. Elmer Knight; f Greens Bridge road, Guy Aupperle and Mrs. Charles Hart , sr.; Looney Butte; David H. Looney; Talbot road, Mrs. Doris Hampton. Mrs. C M. Smith will solicit in Ma rlon. ; i Valley Births LIBERTY A son, now named Richard William, was born to Mr and Mrs. Floyd Barnes ( Juanita Austin) in the Deaconess hospital June 16. The baby has two sisters. The father is in an army training camp in South Carolina, SILVERTON Lt and Mrs. James, Busch are announcing the birth of a daughter June 17 at the Emmanuel hospital in Portland. The father is in the armed forces in New Guinea. George Busch of SHverton is the grandfather. '- SCOTTS MILLS Mr. and Mrs. C I Barber are announcing the birth of a son, Billy LeRoy. SUNNYSIDE Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cammack have announced the, arrival of a baby boy, Daniel Forbert, born June 17 at the Dea coness, hospital. SUNNYSIDE Mr. and Mrs. Jack Folk have announced the arrival of . a baby boy, William Rolf, born June 13 at the Salem General hospital. Vtltbout Palaf ul CacLscha XStnjr saaawe nUirr asesfne fcwksele ak4. Wf that tb m r,tlMtf traobl aur b tin kidua-ra. Nr ttMMM Bcki mod matm out of turn hurt. They beip sott peopl bms abgnt pir day. ,: m TMtlwr to nmiii im ymm blood, is k iwuw. Vom of pop ad uvrr, pming p nktte. awiancf pn&mem mdet ths eyco. a"oMiw nd ctttwiwjL FraqtMit or seaatr fi'i with amitiDif sod burning monxr tunw how tintf kt RomBUiUis wrong wuJi ytxrr J.idneyt or bUdUor. Doo.'l wait! Aak your dror-'rt for Don's Fllia, nasd uooewhiily by mutton for over 40 ywm. They rivo kopny retmf and w.J he 9 tht li Biilf of kidBaT tutwa tiush out pow sua waaia boa your bleed, feet io I usj TL OZIQQll CIATESlIAlt Zdsn. Oregca, Friday Ilorrlsg. Jux 23, IS 11 Prices Good Friday thra Monday PAGS ELEVEI First Aid Supplies For Your Home! , , c: "TON ' . I "'II - "-i ' J I ;l n-r.. . 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