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Reports From The Statesman's Community Correspondents
Tba ZlATEZllAlV Scdsa. Oregon, Sunday Morning, July 9. ISU
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flu Ansel -Family Provides Variety of Service1 - " ' ;
Foiur Legged Signal Corps Volunteer r
Makes Filth on Laubys' Service Flag j
Turner (Lodge
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BLSgt. Anthony Lanby
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TURNER Ideal Rebekah lodge !
installed' officer Wednesday at ;
the Odd "Fellows' h41LMabel Rob
erts, deputy district president and
Alice Titus, deputy, marshal! were
instaHini officer, i 4j
Officers. installed f were noble
grand, Martha B a r n e 1 t: .vice
grand, Hester Crume; secretary,
Eleanor Titus; treasurer, Bessie
Hunsaker;' warden,! Bemice Bar
ker; conductor, ; Velma HHatfield;
right support to noble grand, Nora
Robertsdn, - left support ;to noble
grand,' $ophia Robertson; 5 right
support So viae grand. Vera Wal-
jer, inner guara, Artnurj KODen-
son, outer guarq Raymond imis.
Velmaj HatiQeld j w a recom
mended -to fili the unexpired term
or aeputy ajsmc presaaeni. ox
Mabel Roberti who is leaving for ;
Roseburg. r - I
A service pag was inung zor i
Alice Titus and Anne Baker who i
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',. Chief retty Officer
Charles Whulew, USN.
Kiel, sleek black Dobberman Pin- -;
scher. with his trainer, at army
slcnal corps training unit. Fort
; ' Rokinsen, Neb.
MT. ANGEL Mr. and Mrs. N. M.
.v Laaby hare. w sons and a '
danghter In the -army. Their
son-in-law is 'home 'after 20
J. months doty 'on a submarine.
The fifth star on the service
flag Is for Kiel, sleek black Dob
beransi Pinscher, now In the
army signal corps.
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Lions Install
INDEPENDENCE Officers
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Pfc. Joseph Lanby
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Dies in East
Woman's Hand Hurt in
Street Car Accident
SILVERTON Mrs. W. E. To-
ney's mother, v Mrs. Hoberg,' 84, is
SILVERTON Ben Alexander, I at St Vincent's hospital at Port
SO, vice president, of the Silver land where she was taken follow
Falls Timber company, died Wed-ling an accident. in a streetcar in
nesday night at Rochester, Minn-1 Portland on the Fourth.
according to information reaching I Mrs. Hoberg '. was descending
local mill officials. ' I the street car when the door was
Mr : Alexander. i from" a I closed oa her - wrist. As the car
tumor of the hine. The-' widow and moved on she was dragged a con
Jour, children survive turn. They I sluciau,e ""w TOO w
live near Flagstaff, .Ariz., and
maintain a home In Chicago.
Mr.: Alexander spent two years WOOdburn Rebekahs
working at the local plant several ci1 A
years ago, but since then had only xan
Visiiea nere inirequenuy WOODBURN Home Rebekah
His chief interest was his pres- lodge, No. 58, win have a paper
idency .of the Masonite .corpora- j bag supper at the July 18 meet
tion. He also bad ; an interest in j ing. Mrs. T Clara Strange is in
the Longview Fiber company, and charge of the program.
was president of the Alexander-I The lodges annual picnic is
Yawkey Xumber company at scheduled for July 23 at the Sil
venon uity. pars, jjinner wm pe
spread about 1 o'clock. Mr. and
Mrs. George Beach and Mr. and
! Mrs. Frank Wright are the coffee
committee. All Odd Fellows, Re
bekahs and their families are in
vited to bring well-filled baskets
and enjoy the dayf
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Howard Sends
China Menage
MONMOUTH Mrs. William
Kletzer, member of the Triple
Seven Day committee of the
United Nations association, has re
quested that Dr, Charles A. How
ard, president of Oregon College
of Education prepare a message
to be included in group greetings
to be sent to Chungking, China, by
short "wave radio and by micro
film; oh Friday,. July 7 1944.
. Dr. Howard submitted this mes
sage:- "To the - People "of China:
The unexampled courage of the
people of China1 and their persist
ence in maintaining a college pro-,
gram through this. period of na
tional tragedy prompts,' American
educators to express to you our
admiration, pur sympathy and our
, prayers for an early victory over
our common enemy C. A. Howard,
president, Oregon College of Edu
cation."
of the Lions club for the coming
year. wQ? be installed at; a picnic j
dinner" to be heldf at the Ralph
Kietzmgj residence j Monday mgnt
when members and their i wives I
will gather far the occasion.
A." JJCros of jSalern district
governor . of uua; - district and
Mrs. .Crose will ;be in attendance
as well as Harry Scott past dis
trict governor and; Mrs, Scott , -
New officer to be installed will ,
include, Dr. ! George C Knott,
president; Pail E. Hobinson, first
vice president; Wj Aj- Barnum,
second I vice j presidents - Harold
Spraguej third vice president; K
rw - ' TT I A. Dickison, I secretary-treasurer;
1 Umer W Omen Walter Jl. ; Smith, lio .tamer;
?: ? ' i uuyon Biissett,! tautwister; and
I rA i Mka fviNim A- Howard tod Ralph Ev
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ans, directors. . D. Alger and
Wniiam-Darlihg are the hold-over
turner Mrs. J. W. Jordan, director. r I
SUverton ahdsMrs. C. F. Trimble, . 4 ' ' : 1 1 '
Turner., iveref guest speakers of " ; I I . ( ! ' - ..
the Missionary society at Leban- ClnTYlW Tir
on church of Christ Wednesday, ""r X f MrrS
Camp at Kilowan
Women's Missionary society. imhiAASsJLIJS
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farris and XTTi lT JT
son Edwih of Philomath Sdsited r'L kL "
his mother, iMrs. Anna (Farris fn1at Camf ,wann
early ihislweek, . -
Mrs. Hallie Endicott entertain- ZtTHLT
ed at, dumerf Wednesdays The tX Xr-
guests were fMrs. Anna Farris, tfLSStiTt
Mrs. L. Mi Small, Mrs. J. 0. RusI gJ1 "nTf L
sell, Mrs.! JJoei Holt Mrs. Hoysed SfLS SSLffSS?
and Mrs.rStelia Miller. ' i . .diSrt f-
The Eastern Star chapter held 7 Tf ' Tt i
its last meeting for the summer "onmoutn jgiris ( attjending are
Wednesday. A picnic with the Mararei raf we 7P" ar
Masons at' the Masonic hall the rows,', Imisd Bennett, f Joanne
first Sunday in August is planned. Davi JeanneJ Davis, Bonnie J ean
1iV4roMh - AnW Tl4noiiro k.Titwmi'a
Flan tiO-op JMeeting . Lou Mltchel, Nancy Uaier, Pa-
SILVERTON A Coopt rati ve tricia Partridge, Phyllis Partridge,
electrical : meeting will be held at Virginia Strong, Margaret Ann
the Suverton. Hills community stump, jDonna ToifuafisJeanette j
nail, juiy 13 at a p. m ' Towierton and uiadys Young.
Monmouth Students
Hold; Play Day
! MONMOUTH OCE students
enjoyed "an official play day from
S to 5 p. m. July 6, on the campus.
A wide range of - games were in
play, -the participants garbed; in
colorful,'7 informal - clothing; ,The
no-host picnic lunch followed the
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