Tha OREGON STATESMAN. Salami Oregon. Saturday Morning. November II, 1944
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From The Statesman's .Community Correspondents
Voters Pledge President Support
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MLVERTON More than 1201 Silvertoa voters signed the "Salnte U
oar president-elect" as they left the polls here Tuesday. Ralph
Adams, ! insnrance salesman, b shown signing the document as
Wayne Ma then, from the Silver Falls Timber company holds p the
saint. It will be mailed to the president-elect, Franklin Delano
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Care of Clothing Extension
Topic for Units This Week
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cludes the monthly meeting of the county committee, four meet
ings by project leaders demonstrating "Care of Clothing, Press
ing and Spotting", and two parallel meetings presented by Mar-
Jerie Tye, home demonstration
gent ;
Monday, Nov. 13, members of
the county committee will meet
at the home of Marjorie.Tye, 1350
Saginaw street in Salem.
Tuesday, Nv. 14, three meet
ings are scheduled: West Wood
btirn Home Arts club meets at the
home !bf Mrs. Thompson at 2
o'clock. Ben Newell, assistant
county i agricultural agents will
accompany Miss ,Tye, and dis
cuss "Control of Household Pests"
- Central Howell Farmers Union
auxiliary j will hold an all day
meeting beginning at 11 o'clock
at the Farmers Union hall on
North Commercial street In Sa
lem. Mrs. John Cage and Mrs. L,
Vr, Hammer,; project leaders, will
present the clothing care demon
stration. Mrs. Cleo Kepplnger is
president 'of the? group.
Sidney-Talbot Home Extension
unit will meet at the home of
Mrs. D. A. Davidson at 2 o'clock
wuij mu, nex nniey ana Jars.
Davidslon, project leaders. Mrs. E.
J. Freeman is local chairman.
Wednesday, November 15. the
Hubbard Women's club is to meet
at ine ryuuan nau at 10:30 ajn.
Miss Tye will direct a working
demonstration on "Repair of In-
nerspring Cushions." Mrs. Ora
Morris is club president.
Thursday, November 16. the
Liberty Women's club will meet
at 1 o'clock at the schoolhouse
with Mrs. W. J. Han and Mrs. Ma
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Mrs. S. B. Davidson is president
Friday, November 17, the Rob
erta Home Extension unit will
meet at the home of the chairman,
Mrs, Boy Rice, with the clothing
demonstration presented by proj
ect leaders, Mrs. Richard Chitten
den and Mrs. Fern Davenport
Jefferson Gass
Selects Its
JEFFERSON -The senior class
Of u Jttrnn Kiirh 1
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cnosen it rl ni .mooi;
Ready Made Family." .This is a
farce 'In three acts. The charac
ter! for the play chosen include:
Agnes' Martyn, a widow of 40.
with three children, Sara Hutch-
inn; Bob . Martm. a bov of . 20.
Jack Skelton; Marilee Martyn, a
girl of. 18, Mary Lou Eliasen; Gra
de Martyn, a little girl of 11, Bet
ty Sherman; Miss Lydia Martyn,
Old 'maid Of about 50. Rnrharn
Miller; Henry Turner, widower
about 45, with two children, Rob
ert Simpson: Doris Turner, trirl
17, Theresa Bo wen; Sammie Tur
ner, boy 19, Dale Fish; Begonia
Washington, colored cook, , about
53, Marian Ray; Nicodemus Pipp,
colored man about 45, Gene Pow
ell. The play will be presented In
the school gymnasium, December
13, at 8 o'clock.
C'Ji Degree K. C.Mect
Announced for Albany:
- ALBANY, Nov. 10Fourth de
Crts Knihlj of Columbus of the
Willamette valley will meet Sun
day, November 19,' at St Mary's
frLh hall here. Ray Barrett and
U.--.:r Ilitchcll are cooperating
v i-i'Ji Joseph I.L Portal, who is in
c' :.-3 cf-arransctnents.
:::bcrs frcn Jcn, Etaytcn,
r : -ene end other points through-
. ll'.s V,.l!..'.ctte vaUey aire ex-;
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Valley Calendar
SAIX'BDAT. NOVEMBER 11
Armistice day.
4M club with Mrs. M. If. Mage.
MONDAY, Kavemkcr 13
Marion County Borne Extension com
mittee, home of Marjorie Tye, 1350
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14
West Woodburn i Home Arts club,
bom of Mrs. Thompson, S pjn. Ben
Newell guest speaker.
Central Howell Farmers Union aux
iliary. F. U. hall. Salem. 11 a.m.
. Sidney-Talbot Home Extension unit,
home of Mrs. D. A. Davidson. S p.m.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS
Hubbard Women's club, Pythian halL
10:30 a.m.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS
Liberty Women's club, schoolhouse,
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IT
Roberts Home Extension unit, home
of Mrs. Boy Rtce. 1 JO p.m.
Tomans Return
At Coast Town
MILL CITY Mr. and Mrsv Al
bert , Toman- and . Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Rada have returned from a
three-day vacation at Taft
Mrs. Glenn Ettinger fell on the
stain at the hotel Oct. 13 and
broke her elbow, two ribs and a
bone in her hand. The cast has
now been removed.
Mrs. Nell Stahlman is now em
ployed as cook at Rimer's camp.
Mrs. Wilbur Meinert left .Tues
day to join her husband, who is
stationed at San Diego. Their son
is staying at the home of Mrs.
Meinert's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo Daly.
Guests of Mrs. Violet Turnldge
last week end were her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pickens, and
sister Shirley of Forest Grove.
Mrs. Ed Schroeder and two
children of Roseburg are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schroeder.
4H Club Elects
For Clear Lake
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CLEAR LAKE The 4-H club
was organized last Thursday in
the upper room with the, teacher,
Mrs. Sarah Young, as leader.. Of
ficers are Charles Weathes, presi
dent; 1 Vern Rich, yice-presidentt
and Patty Cooksley, secretary.
Meeting day has not been decid
ed. The school will be short two
children this week end when Don
ald and Betty Cobern move away.
Mrs. Karen Sorensen of Genoa,
Neb., will spend the winter with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Bagger of Kei
rer, and her son and daughter-in-law,.
Mr.-and Mrs. Art Sorensen,
of Clear Lake.
Aumsville Reports
First Frost of Season . i
, AUMSVUXE-A light frost was
noticed ,here by." early risers J Fri
day .morning, . This " was , the first
frost of this season, but no dam
age was. done except; in ; some
places to late blooming flowers,
which, had been expected at. any
time
Late cucumbers and tomatoes
were still being gathered in lim
ited amounts here but no material
loss was sustained on them, due
to the late arrival, of frost .Tem
perature here Thursday night reg
istered Just 32 degrees. " ; '
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Holiday
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Jefferson
Club Meeting
Well Attended
JEFFERSON The Jefferson
Woman's club met Wednesday af
ternoon in the library rooms at 1
o'clock for a covered dish .lunch
eon. -1
Later Mrs. Ward Inglis and
Mrs. George Bell; of Stayton dem
onstrated making of ' corsages.
The finished corsages were pre
sented to the club and were offer
ed for sale.
-A plant and bulb sale was also
featured; and was in charge of
Mrs. William Walls.
; Mrs. William Brown's name was
presented for membership. Marjo
rie Fontaine, WAVE, and member
of the club, who is leaving Sun
day for training, was honored with
a handkerchief shower.
Mrs. Paul Smith.! Mrs. Wallace
,WIckett Mrs. J. G. Fontaine and
Marjorie Fontaine were, hostesses
for the meeting. ' :
Twenty six members and five
guests, Miss Mary Donohue, Mrs.
William Brown, Mrs. A. L. Pow
ell, Mrs. Ward Inglis and Mrs.
George Bell were present
At the next meeting, November
22, Mrs. Fred Wied and Miss Myr
tle Myers will be hostesses. Miss
Eleanor Stephens, state , librarian
of Salem, will be guest speaker.
$42,145,724.72
Now on Hand
In State Vault
Cash on hand in the state trea
sury as of Oct 21, 1944, aggregat
ed $42,145,724.72, including short
term Investments, State Treasur
er Leslie M. Scott announced here
Friday. Unreceipted assets totaled
$5,220,968.22.
In addition to cash in the state
treasury the state unemployment
compensation commission has a
trust fund of $59,221,113.96 depos
ited with the United States trea
sury. Bond investments total $32,
631,137.14. r: ' :,. ' - :
Items included in the cash ac-4
count: General fund $21,610,194.
44; Hand board, $784,313,67; in
dustrial accident commission, $3,
218,262.56; board of higher, edu
cation, $1,656,544.92; board of con
trol, $31,484.02; highway commis
sion, $8,880,480.74; unemployment
commission $149,602.79; veterans
state aid commission, $604,441.91;
vocational funds, $728,841.83; pub-'
lie assistance, $334,699.60;, liquor
control commission, ! $566,692.85;
miscellaneous, : $33,435.32, and
state school support fund, $3,548,
730,07. Valley Obituaries
Hasel Vehrs Smith ..j
LEBANON Final services
were held in the Howe chapel
Friday afternoon for Hazel Smith,
wife of Merrill Smith, Lebanon
postmaster. Interment was in the
IOOF cemetery Mrs, Srnithf who
died at the family home Wednes
day, was bora in Dickson, Calif.,
ApriT24, 1902.;
Survivors are the widower; one
son, Merrill, with, the army in
Camp Roberts, Calif.; her mother,
Mrs. Victor Vehrs; a brother, Vic
tor; Vehrs and a sister, Edrie
Murray, all of Condon; another
sister, Reva . Lamoreaux of . Wy
oming. Her son and mother have
been with her during her illness.
Mrs. Smith was active in the
work of the Baptist church and
was past president of the Ameri
can Legion auxiliary of Santiam
Post ,
Raters Visit
In Jefferson
JEFFERSON Members of the
local Rebekah. lodge at the con
vention of Rebekah lodges; Satur
day at Alsea Iwere Mrs. C M.
Cochran, Mrs. R. W. CurL Mrs.
Nettie Hawk and Mrs." Charles
Smith, Jr. ' 'V : '
, Dr.' and Mrs. George Waters
and son George jr. of Beaverton
were recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phelps. .
Mrs. Alice Dowell and Mrs. Ed
ith Kroschel spent this week in
Seattle, Wash., visiting Mrs. Dow
ell's son, Archie Dowell, who is
employed at the Boeing Aircraft
plant 11 f - ..
" Five vice presidents of ' the
United States have become presi
dents' Adams." Jefferson. Van
Buren, . Theodore Roosevelt and
Coolldge. - - r
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Weather Stripping
Saves p to 49 ta your fuel.
Free Estimate - Ne Obllration
1815 Coosevelt ' ' Vhene tlZl
Gervais Makes Quota
j GERVAIS The Gervais district
went $100 above its quota in the
recent War Chest drive, according
to the report this week by Mrs.
Robert Harper, chairman.
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Gloria Jnanlta Beetger
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Philippine War
Victims Will
Get U.S. Help
Relief for Philippine civilian
war victims . will move in the
wake of the military liberation of
the islands with the U. S. army,
the Philippine , government ' and
Philippine - War Relief, member
agency of the National War Fund,
coordinating-their programs - for
maThmim -results, it was stated to
Charles "A. Sprague, president of
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Oregon War Chest, by Charles P.
White, executive director of Phil
ippine War Relief.
A clothing project now junder--way
in the United States is ex
pected to result In the production
of 450,000 garments' for early dis
tribution by Philippine War Re
liet ,
As in the case of liberation and
occupation by j the military j in
other areas, the immediate relief
needs oj the civilian , population
will be handled by army: authori
ties. Supplementing these emerg
ency relief . measures, -the . Philip
pine government will initiate ' a
Adele Downey
Eleanor Welter
Sunday, Nov. 12th
I 2:45 P. M.
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Let's All Be at the Depot
To Extend Them the
- Best of Wishes!
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It is likely this will be the. last WAVES
Platoon to embark from the Salem
district or any place fin ; the United
States for indoctrination and training
as the Navy has announced forth
coming quota enlistment restrictions.
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In Observance' of the
World War I Armistice.
We Will Bo Closed Today!
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large relief program to place ci
vilians on a self-sustaining basis.
Philippine War Relief, supported
in part by voluntary contributions
to the Marion" county .War Chest,
stands ready to ; aid as requested
by the army and the Philippine
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Normally,- the islands ! import
practically all finished products,"
Mr. White explained. "In three
years of occupation by the Japs,
even the . limited agricultural
supplies have' been ' confiscated,
whjelv coupled- with- the- Jap
"Mickey Mouse money has created
state - of inflation' The three
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U of 6 Frosh Publicity;
LUNIVERSITy, OF OREGON, Eue '
gene, Nov. 10 -(Special)- A Salem
girl, Lorna Xingwell, will handle
publicity jf orj j freshman talent,. It
was announced : here. Miss King ;
well is chairman of the publicity;
committee of the Freshman ActivV
ities association, which holds tal
ent shows and discovers amateug
program possibilities. ! !
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known needs f the civilian popu-.
lation will be food, medicines and
clothing,"- Mrj White said. If
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Lorraine Henrietta
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Marjorie Elizabeth
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