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1 i t. f r, Conibine Sets ; " Grain on Fire Looney Butte Blaze . Quickly Controlled; Machine Damaged . JEFFERSON, Au. 12 Sparks - from a combine set fire to the i grain fields on the John Terhune - farm : near Looney Butte and - burned over several acres of grain ' Friday. Neighbors assisted in put- ting the fire out before it got to . the Butte.' Terhune'i combine was also damaged some. . Mrs. Frank Sherwood under went, an operation Thursday morning at the Salem Deaconess hospital for toxic goiter. She is . reported to be getting along nice- - Mrs. C. P. Oleman spent this week in Portland where Mr.' Ole man is employed in a shipyard, - J. T. Jones returned home Sat urday morning from a two weeks vacation in the Jones, cottage at Newport.! His son-in-law and ; daughter J' Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wadsworth - of Harrisburg ' with him there. '.-.'. 1 , . i were . Custom Planing Mill to Open Soon j s" SILVERTON 7-" Christian JPet err son, former owner of the Peter j, son mill on the Abiqua, started i construction this week on a cus- I. torn planing mill -to be located near the Mind a en sawmill on the Sa lem' road. The mill, besides doing custom ' planing for cargos in transit, will r integrate its . operation with the Minden, Evans and Scotts Mills " lumber companies. Capacity will ' range between 75 and 90 feet' in ' an eight hour shift, and 15 men will be employed.- Plans call for the mill to go in to operation September 1. " Mr. Peterson closed his Abiqua mill last October and since that time has been taking a rest MM - Will & m ef fe: WM ! ' ! ,' le "Mew Reports From The Statesman's Comipu . Bcjlem. Oregon. Sunday Morning A1 .vjructl 3. 1944 Gillespies A JL . re In Seattle AUMSVTLLE Mrs. Okey Gil lespie is in Seattle to be with her husband who is in the hospital there. , i Word has been received by rela tives here that D. Arthur Lowe, of Los Angeles, former resident of this place, is in a Los Angeles hos pital where he is recovering from an operation for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. -Ernest Gillespie have just finished painting their house. Gillespie was here on 25 days leave from duty at Oakland, Calif., returned to the base Thurs day. . Mrs. O. L. Brubaker received se vere burns on her hand and arm Thursday when a jar which she was lifting from the canning bath exploded in her hands. Liberty Farmers . Union To Discuss Measures LIBERTY Liberty Farmers Union will meet at the hall Tues day, Aug. 15 -at 8 pjn. The legis lative committee will present the soldiers educational bill and also the sales tax measure, passed by the legislature and referred to the people this fall election. All friends of Fanners Union are invited to attend and enter the discussion on these bills. Re freshments will be served. Fox Valley Family Visits In Southern California FOX VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Roliolruri .Stnt Officer O. C. Downing and daughters, Mo- . I rivna nH .Tuanita an ran vnatinn .Visits Mid Valley Lodge 1 trh? to California. They will visit lis uturtJN ur.r airs, cinet Bailey of Roseburgy president of the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon, made her official visit to Agatf Lodge, Monmouth, last week. A group of ' Cloverleaf Rebekah -members attended. The main pro- ! gram included a talk by Mrs. Bai ley. a .n;Mr mr- t P. Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. James Amves Monday to VlSU Robbie, Mrs. Irvin Benscoter, Mrs. J C.f,,. ; U,1 Cros,n in an army camp near San Fran cisco. The Downings expect to make a stop - over at Klamath Falls and other points enroute home. Mrs. William Prichard and chil dren of the Weasel Flat district were in Fox Valley Tuesday. J. EL Hubbard, Mrs. James Coon, .Mrs. Vida Morgan, Mrs. Etta Welch,-i Mrs.. Lafe Harpole, and , Mrs. Frank; Dworak. - V 1 Valley Births . - AUMSVILLE LL and Mrs. Roy J. Shreve of Houston, Texas, have announced the birth of an eight pound . son, Roy James, jr. Lt Shreve is a former resident and attended the high school here. - Births at the Woodburn hos pital: To Mr. and , Mrs. Charles ; F, Meter of Aurora, a daughter, Lohre Ann, Aug. 1, first child. 1 r To Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Mar cott, jr a son, Paul Ronald, Aug. 2, third -child, first boy. To Mr. and Mrs. John W. Scott, son, John Gerald, Aug. 2, second child, both boys. i To' Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. John son of Oregon City, a daughter, Barbara Louise, - Aug. 4, second child, both girls. . - To- Mr. and Mrs. Garling R. Har . ris of Hubbard, a daughter, Car lena Jane, Aug. 8, first child. '; To Mr. and Mrs. George C. .Feack of Silverton, a son, George .Clifford, Jr, Aug. 8, first. child. HAZEL GREEN, Aug. 12 Grace Belle Warmojth will arrive Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. Hattie Van Cleave. Mrs. Warmoth came home last December on the Gripsholm after 23 months in Japanese internment camp. She was a teacher in a British crls' high school. She has been ill since her return. ComimmUYCanneryVnv Silverton Peovlei Report 1 n - - - -1 Mr r-i PAGE TTTT.rS ls Celebrated ; OnThiirEday NORTH DALLAS. Aug. 12 The Grace Mennonite 'church in Dallas was the setting for the marriage of Miss Augusta Fast, daughter of Mrs. J. G. Wiens, and Henry Klie-' i gingf according to Leonard Hudson, sufficient fcanning is being done; to Dallas; Mothers Glib Ik Ginnins: For Hot- Lunches . vegetables ;for the hot lunch pro-i Birthday If jectThe fclub hopes to be-able WvAnMAnir to r.n MOd ouri thi vir fund. n eR"?MV are available to purchase supplies, j HollC Party Seventy five ouarts of bin- cher- STUMrrY- Mrs, triivr nyc uuua ui uui um- ' ' t j jr L ries jwere scanned, ziz quarts 01 1 t m.- royal annes, and 78 quarts of ap- na Mrs.?uaie wupt ana cnuoren ricots. Beais art next on the list PrA; Wednesday at Sweet Hom-s Mothersjwho have not been ap- tteding the party for Darlen s preached but who would- like to Louf Hunt, fgriddaughter oE helpi are kskedtto -call JlrsT Mc- "i"1??!: f-W sixin oirmaay.! uuesu ax tne parf ty were' fight women land IS chil dreri.? ; j Whirter by phone, or to see her personally is at 708 Fairview ave nue Child'. (Birthday; Party Held 011 Thursday INDEPENDENCE Mrs. Ed Becken entertained Thursday af ternoon in honor bf the third birth day of little Terry Burch, daugh ter of Mrf and Mrs. Herb Burch of Salem, h ; . -Invited o enjoy the (afternoon were Terror Burch, Larry Burton Morgan, Bobby Paul Dodson, Rick. ey Ann repworth ' and mothers, Mrs; Burch, Mrs. Glen Morgan, 1 Mrs Maurice Dodson -and . Mrs. Dick Pepworth.: ' 1 i Thealre; Party Given To j Celebrate Birthday PRINGLE Jimmie Ellison cel ebrated hi ninth birthday by en tertaining ; a group of j friends at the 'theatre. Before going to the show ice - cream and birthday cake! were-served by Mrs. Ellison William Meier is painting his house as a starter on a paint-up campaign.;; Ms ' rORTABLE FOXHOLE NEEDED NfVADA, M4H)-Speaking of the wet Normandy weather, Pvt Beryl Hamilton wrote' in a letter to relatives: "What the US Army needs is not a good 5-cent cigar but a good portable foxhole with a water-proof lid. ' I i f Glearanb& Sale . . I '1 ! jl f 1 '. - FIIIEST QUALITY Am I1AH STATIONERY Zephyr Weight 25 Bine, Pink & White $fl 48 Envelopes : A 96 Sheets i Per Box Fkgship Paper 180 Thin Sheets $fl 30 With 24 Lined 2L 1 Enrelopes ! i ; , it.1 - : ' ' Open stock paper and enve lopes sold separately. Uhilisgs Fine Slalicnery OVERLAND MAIL FEATHERWEIGHT POLO CLOTH DECKLE VELLUM AIRMAIL AND ENVELOPES LABELS SHAEFERS SKRIP AND PARKER QUINK r 1 lesion's m- 0 a Hard finished Worsteds, Twists, Sharkskin, Serges, Coverts, Twills & Gabardines. fI . If . ' . All New 1944 Spring & Summer Styles bailable For Year Round Wear Regular $27io to moo" Values! ; NOW REDUCED TO , 1 ; $18.75 $2L59 J$23.75 f270 & 135.00 ; ; 1 ' f ' h i ; All sizes 34 to 48 Single & Double Breasted Models in every wanted color & pattern. mm PRICES SLASHED TO ;SELL Regular $14.95 to $18.00. NOW REDUCED TO. $9.59 $19.95 & $11.95 !achs & mS Panfe 6.95, 7.95, 0.95 & 9.59 TOPCOATS & RAINCOATS ' AT GREAT SAVINGS FINE FUR FELT HATS REDUCED Walk Upstairs and See How Easy It Is to Buy Bcllcr CIcihes f:r Less d . delves ; Shsp olJcDCB 9g ' 442 STATE ST, Open Saturday Night tin 9 Look far Joe's "Save ?1S" Neon flasher aver the Doorway Next Dttr to Quelle Cafe SILVERTON Work at Silverton'a; romrmtyity cannery is lag-j justify jthe service in the community. Jun Hudson cannery supervisor! 4 Aqcuuonai naacninery was in stalled this year; ia expectation of a large cannery Output But to date only 1 between; 600 and 800 cans have been nrocessed weekly The DALLAS- Autf. 11 - Mrs. Clvde cannery is now pperauns; oniy on McWhirteiS C oresident dt the ele- Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mentarr school Mother's club, has nJht- ! M loP 0 -'.othe ' la. !'. ! 1 1 asked the I mothers of the school aayi " nfa .W i children to volunteer a; few; hours 01 iaDor men, 10 can -zruus ana 1 -.(-! M w - ! . uotervea at Sweet Bessie Upi - . ., , . I wer. son of John Kliewer of Hm. 17w aywIc. sT'U.imlw deoh, Jeb, at p. m. on Thurs- m. x itnujVilim Ull day.; Rev. Homer ' Leisy f performed an altar pink and whit glad- SCOTTS MILLS - The Friends iff1 church has been improved includ T1 "jasr Rev. Homer 'Leisy; Jr lans Meeting - fore . banked with pink and ' ver sanf Seal Us,' Oh Holy Spir- intf nsainlinsr : srri4insy1 atu4 tvilich in preparaUon for the quarterly at jlmo. meetinc to be held August 19. Rev. Walter Cook, Everett Shilts and William Matee, i Lawrence ; Mc Cracken jand ;IiarryV ewton and others are in charge of the worki Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Ferguson and ' Mrs. Annie Ferguson . re- ,Ediger pre- The bride chose a gown of white taffeta styled ' in princess . lines with sweetheart neckline and long fitted sleeves,;,The: skirt terminat ed in a. long train. Her full length tulle , veil was .kept In place with i a wxuie co rone 1. ana- sae camea Dorothy. rasV-8os Marie Miller and Verda Pauls. Candle bearers' stationed stlong -the aisles of the church -were the 'Misses jBogene Pauls,. Rosalia Hiebert, i: Agnes , Toewa, -RubyJ. Pauls, Betty. Ann Cossen, Verda Hiebert, Anna Fast, Wilma. Hiebert, Lena Jansen and Mrs. Harold Miller. '.I George lQiewer of eastern Ore gon war best man and Willis, Frie sen of Henderson, Neb- and Herman- Fast were groom's : attend ants. The ushers, were -Ferdinand Balzar, Daniel Fast and Jacob ?iebert- ::i.Cx:. Z. Mrs. Wiens .'wore.; brown? and multicolored Jersey with Drown -hat- '- I : , A reception, followed 'the cere mony in "the church parlors. The bride's table was' graced; with a large square three tier wedding cake topped with miniature bride and jp-oom. Presiding at the urns wat Mrs. John Janzen assisted by Mrs. Peter Balzar and the Misses turned from a trip to Waldport pmk rosebuds and bouvardia with Friday. .. , r:?:-:;-- . - 4 l.i;::'-, Mr. and.JiSrs. Lloyd Heinz and . Miss Mathilda Fast was the maid, family and Genevieve: Shilts 'left of honor. She 'Wore-pink'.taffeta Thursday to spend several, days and. carried pink- gladioli.'" The at the . Heinz. Bee ranch in; the Misses FriedaToewsoif Salt Creek mountains near. Bucket Camp. r and Lena -.Wiens of Toledo;-were bridesmaids -in pink and blue : re- lifi- Cl.;.l,:,, i Cll, spcBvT.'neycarriea 'noaegays MM. hUCking tO peak olPmk-aiJivlute.astert.Iigltt At Garden Club Meeting 1411 wte tapers were Ma- j- "'. -v'rHi-,-;-.u ' hTT thilda Kliewer and- Mildred Pauls. iINDEPI2TOENCT.Mr8.'B. O, Flower girls' were little Tah and Schucking, ; Sola r florist, will be the speakerat the regular meet ing of .the Independence Garden club .Monday in the g-ardens at yie, home of Mrs. James 'Robbie! As sistant- hostess will be Mrs. Glen . Smith and Mrs. Grover Mattison. Janice- Ramsdale . and Ann Klie wer. Lowe, to Be Inducted Into Navy at Los Angeles AUMSVTLLE : David Lowe of Los 'Angeles Who has. been at Tur nr. for-two weeks with his wife arid, small' daughter Diana, await ing -his call for induction into the navy, was called; and left Friday for Los Angeles. . He-will, be in ducted'.irly next week- "J He re sided here oyer a period of years with his parents . " , 5 Silverton Locea Visits of Mobile Blood-Donor Unit SILVERTON Because of its poor response to the Red Cross mobile blood receiving unit, Sil verton will no longer be visited by (his unit, according to infor mation -received this week by Dr. Pi A. Loar, chairman. Silverton was over 30 donors ' short of the desired quota. Dr. Loar said, in reference to the un it's visit here last week. The Mult nomah ; chapter of the American Red Cross blood donor service wrote that Silverton donors should now go to Salem or to Mount An geL r- .. ; Portland Visitors v Are Entertained . FOX VALLEY Mrs Rex Jul ian and nephew and Mrs. Ida Barkley and daughter of Portland visited at the Julian home this week. Miss Cathryn Julian ac companied the Portland folks to Eugene for a. visit with her son and family. . ? ' - - Mrs.- Hugh-Johnston and daugh ter, Kathryn, and Betty and Le land Humphreys went to Salem -Wednesday. The Humphreys chil dren have ; visited here the past week at the J. H. Johnston home. D93S P5UQG 1 t;M Wall k-. kTA-a , I .4 'I U Ox '4 i j' fix 71 'p-v-r-'s'i. 1 1 1 1 , : took ot it corefwBy tot the graceful yoke bock, the ! I li ' simple firlje coHor, the spkoDy worked sleeves, bn'f this ' I I; I . !l j i 1 .. V I I 1 o coot yovT be proud of for years? And one thing '1 certain j BSt I- BS ' ( T 'I 1 111 : - - ... rkh table h3wlAnKT2irgn1i? of iuit II ' ' ! 1 It 1 r "V! "i i : -11 r:,r:.' r-j II in r ? -n I! 1 it will! stay beovtiful for It's Ho0onoWyf to those i mo pht 20 Exciw Tax $5 DOWN heUs this lovely cot ;tnta November 15th while 1 yew complete the easy monthly payments. 155 No liberty ontgomery .Ward Phone 3194 4yfF 73 m -am, Mi au y.-.-y ty; r.yj r M MM "N'.' 4 7 ( .mm ; : ' . f -7 ; 1 " " , . , harry y: ( SEMLER ;j 4 4:1 A V Ash Your DcntUt Good HeHh - depends upon good chewing .J for n o u r i s h menr; ond ood chewing de-' pends upon good freeth. Thot'c why both your Physician ond Dentto urge REGULAR DEN TAL CARE. 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