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Many Visitors
; At Gage Home
Over Holidays
MIDDLE GROVE -.Mr. and
' Mrs. John Cage and Mrs. Flor-i-
ence Wright had as guests Thurs-
- day night, ; to honor Lowell S.
Wright, chief motor machinist
mate and Mrs. Wright, Mr. and
Mrs. August Herr and son ' Gor-
, don, of Silverton and Mr. and Mrs.
Emory Goode, Yvonne, Elvin and
Wayne. Marvin Cage, Barbara and
- Donald Scott were also present.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright arrived
from San Francisco to spend the
Christmas holidays with his moth
er and other relatives and will
leave Tuesday, January 2, for
Cleveland, Ohio, where he will
take a course of instruction at
General ; Motors. He has served
three years in the submarine serv
ice of the United States navy.
To celebrate the 32nd wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Hammer and to bid fare
well to Leo Hammer, a family
dinner was held at the Lawrence
. Hammer home. Present were Leo
Hammer and sons, Cary and Ran
dy (Mrs. Leo Hammer and a new
little son were unable to be pres
cent), Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ham
- loer, Arleta and Bobby, Mrs. Har
. ry s Wilson, Mr, and Mrs.,: Jack
: :. McNeil, Mrs. Norman Fletcher
j and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ham
r mer, Marie Ann and Leonard,
A family; dinner was also held
Sunday, December 24, at the Fred
; Scharf home, to honor Mrs. Kate
"Grandma" Scharf and PFC. Dor
! pthy F. Scharf, recently of Brem
erton. and who left December 28
J. for San Diego to receive a new
asignment. Those bidden were Mr.
and Mrs. El J.' Scharf, Robert and
Kenneth Scharf of Perrydale, Mr,
and Mrs. Erling Thompson, Eldoni
t and Carl, McMinnville; Rev. and
Mrs. Gerald Jaffe, Portland; Mr
and Mrs. Harry Scharf, Harry Lee
and Dermis Mr. and Mrs. John
v Van Loanen, Norma and Dale; Mr.
and-Mrs.; W. H. Scharf, Mrs. Mary
Herndon, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scharf
and Joan and Janice.
. , The! women's missionary group
..met Thursday with Mrs. Law
I ' rence Hammer. Eleven members
S' were present Mrs. Tom Rosi of
K Salemi was a visitor. Mrs. Louis
I Wampiler led in the study of the
i lesson devotionals were led by
; tne president. Airs, raui Bassett.
. The January meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Bassett with
. Mrs. Emory , Goode leading the
t devotions. Each will bring a self'
' denial offering1: s ,; :
i Mr. and Mrs. John Van Loanen,
.Norma and Dale, had as Christmas
' dinner guests Mrs. Kate Scharf,
Mrs. Wilson Wilt,: Beverly, Helen
TUKSDAT, J AND AST t -
Brooks Aid society. Duniavy horn.
Bed Hills Farmers Union at school-
WEDNESDAY". JANUARY "1 i
Woodburn Women' club, 1 p.nu. Miss
uauas woman's chid. Mrs. cerunc-
er, truest sneaker.
Hazel Green . Sunshine : clitb, Mrs.
Kuaoipn wacken. , t
North Howell Home Ee dub, ban.
Valley Calendar
Marion Forks
Entertains r
ors
MARION FORKS Mr. and
Mrs. Z. Monger and children of
Snrin Valley Home Missionary so- Manon Forks enroute to Tilla-
ciety, Mrs. k v. carison.
Blood donors service. Mt.- Anxel.
Silverton Hills Extension Unit, 1 'JO.
rruitiand woman's circle.
Ketzer Sewinf club, Mrs. Ben Claf-
(ett. v t:.- 4
FRIDAY, JANUARY S
Central Howell Extension unit, Mrs.
Earl Pooler.
West Salem Home Ee, Mrs. Sarah
Cnamberlaln.
Salem Heights Extension unit, com
munity halL
cleay grange.
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Lincoln Guests
Entertained
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i Secretary Wickard Will
Speak at Farm Meeting
CORVALL1S, Jan. l.-)-Sec-
retary i of Agriculture Claude
Wickaxd will address the annual
meeting of the -Oregon Farmers
Union at Oregon State' college in
February, it was announced today.
The ; meeetiog will be from
February 20 to 23, but the exact
date of Wickard's appearance was
not announced by. H. D. Ralph,
who is assisting President Ammon
Grice, Salem, in making arrange
ments.: .
mook.
i Mr. and Mrs. Don Long and
son stopped ; enroute to Monitor.
Long is on furlough from a camp
in Texas and was transferred to
Camp Meade in Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross of
Roaring River spent ; a ; pleasant
Christmas morning with the Scott
Youngs. The; Ross formerly lived
here. j.p.-v ..:r;; i- :
f Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Schaffer
ahd her mother of Lebanon were
here enroute; to Pendleton to visit
his mother, i I
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shepherd
LINCOLN Mrs. Leonard uu J
Mr. and Mrs. William Shepherd
of Gates! stopped enrouti to Al
turas. i --' ! : . - t
iMr. and Mrs. Otis White acd
Looney Butte Holds
Holiday Partiet "
For Many Visitors -:
; LOONEY BUTTE Holiday
itors during the week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Henion axel Vallpv Ornun
Duane and rGlenkiKerman, and J Will JWeet bn Thursday
mt ana isars. noy nenaerson ana . ZENA Mrs.! R. V. Carlson,
daughter Carolee,:Mrs. Tilleyland w Weinberg and, Mrs.
Mi Henderson are daughters w t ! x hostesses
yL to the! Spring Valley Home Mis-
w.u w .u sionary society, Thursday," Janu
pany near Snowj Peak and the . , ' v
Hendersons r live! v .near Cottage
Grove. ' f t f-K ':f:"- 1 J
Mr. and Mrs. JiE. Clark and J.
i ary 4 at z o'clockv
Monmouth Schools to
H, Turnidge of Talbot were Tues- Rp - i, Tnwirlav
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. tteoPcn on 1 uesaav
day dinner guests
Fred Royston.
MONMOUTH All schools here
Hammer, wnose birthday i was
Christmas, was guest of honor at
a dinner, celebrating both occa
sions when Mr. and Mrs. Roy E.
UMMaw 4a4aILaI "4Vk mi staAA
a-x ""'"-My 0f Detroit were Christina
were, Leonard Hammer. Mr. and 2rr . ,r
Mr. and Mrs. Royston were New 1 will start Tuesday, Jan. -2, after
Year's guests of i Mr, and Mrs.
Walter Franz of Talbot
a 10 day vacation. Registration' at
OCE will -occur, Tuesday, classes
to start Wednesday.
'Books I Would Like in
A Foxhole' 1 Are Chosen
PORTLAND, Jan. 1. -VPH A
faculty committee at Reed college
has named a list of 20 as "books
would most like to have in a
foxhole, from which service men
may choose. f I '
An anonymous donor has pro
vided funds for the college to
send a book, to every former stu
dent now in the! armed forces..
Rev. Norbert W. Fritz
New Assistant Pastor
Rev. Norbert W. Fritz Is the
new j assistant ! pastor . of St Jo
seph's Catholitchurch. Announce
ment; was made Sunday by the
pastor. Rev. T. J. Bernards.
i Father Fritz! is a member of a
Stayton family, who was ordained
two years ago in June. He later
served as assistant pastor at AH
Saints church in Portland and re
cently he was assistant pastor at
ciessea ' acrament cnurcn in
Portland. , .'. - 1 ;
1.:- Father Fritz! takes the place left
vacant by the resignation of Rev.
Bernard J. McDonald, who is en
listing in the navy as a chaplain.
Vdlloy Births
WACONDA Mr. 'and Mrs.
Frank . Felton are the parents of
.daughter, Ella May, born Tues
day, December- 19 at the Salem
General hospital. The F el tons
have a son, CpL Duane Felton
overseas; a daughter. Velle Felton,
a student at Willamette univer
sity and a son, Larry, at home.
Qaxter Holiday Guests
Entertained at Harps t
CLAXTER; STATION Dinner
guests at the W. H. Harpst home
on Christmas were Mr. and -Mrs.
C W. Harpst and daughters Mar
ietta and Mrs. Ray Cofert of Nash
ville. . -
William E. Brown spent a few
days visiting his mother,, Mrs. W.
H. Harpst' Brown Is employed in
the Portland shipyards. . t
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Cold Preparations anldincttd
Bentson-Grinde
Clan Elects NeV
Officers at IVIeeting
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SILVERTON, Jan. 1 More
than 100 members of the Bentson
Grinde clan . gathered in ' ihe
Knights of Pythias hall today for
the annual reunion. Bessie Porter
was named president of the group.
Other officers are Caroline Best
vice president; Mrs. Albert Grinde,
secretary; Nels Langser, treasurer.
A p r o g r a m was presented by .
members of the group. -'
Mrs. Archie Spittler, Leonard
Hammer, jr. and Marie Ann and ianna
visitors also also Mrs. M. C. Smith
and Miss Audrey Smith of, Eist
the Roy E. Hammers.. .
House guests this week of Aud-
! Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lantz and
family of Tillamook stopped here
ly-VjT1?!?? ehroute to Redmond : to see bis
in-law, ' Mr. and Mrs.
Thomson of Portland. .
Leland
Mr. and Mrs. Alley Redmond
anrl Hanffhtor nf Sister visited
Air. .ana jurs: i i. wicKey naa n- rhrisimz
as tneir guests Christmas Mr. ana ; A birthday dinner was held for
Mrs. Ivan Hadley and Norval of Miss Dorothy Young Dec. 28 at
Albany,-Mr. and Mrs. Hale Mick- the , home of Mrs. M. C. Smith
ey ana onaron ana iJODDy, &aiem; 8 East Idanha
Mrs. leonora Mickey, saiem;
Ren a Mickey, Bonneville; Dellie
Roderiguez and sons, John and
Casey and daughter, Carmen.
Mrs. Fred PeVries Is
Given Birthday Party
PRATUM. i' Although birth-
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On January 2
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PRATUM School will be re
sumed Tuesday January 2nd fol-
days seem to lollow one another 16wtog.the.10 day Christoas va
in such rapid succession it would cation. j j
seem desirable? to forget some :of The school's Christmas program
them, Mrs. Fred de Vries will not was presented Friday night J be
be able to havf her birthday; pass fore, the holidays for j a i capacity
unnoticed. Last Thursday a! few attendance. Mrs. Mary Harrison
days- before her birthday he r and Miss Lois Riches, .teachers,
daughter, daughters-in-law, ; sis- were in charge. The school was
ters, nieces, grandchildren and decorated with Christmas scenes
friends, 19 in all, gave her real and a large' tree which g reached
surprise at the home - of Mrs. td the ceiling. Greetings glistened
Arthur de Vries. ' ' 1i over and on the back wall of the
When she arrived home another stage. J I
surprise awaited her. While she Numbers included readings,
had been awaV from home the Dlavs. and , musical selections by
young folks had taken away her school and community talent The
old rocking chair and put a mod- play "Spirit j of ennstmas ' was
em spring roqker in its place. j the main feature of j the upper
grade room, while the jexerase
"Treasure Box was for the.lower
grade room. Instrumental num
bers were given by j Lawrence,
Evelyn and Helen Fischer. Mrs.
James Thompson and Nada White
gave a piano duet, Leonard Mosier
a violin solo with Mrs. Lena Lam
bert as accompanist A vocal solo
was given by Henry Buetler; and
vocal duet by Mrs. Rudolph and
Irene de Vries;. also by Rev. and
1 Mrs. Regar. . ' ' ! ' !
The climax: was the appearance
of Santa Claus . who distributed
teats to everyone from the com
munity club, i f v
Yeater Rites
Axe Wednesday
MONMOUTH Funeral services
will be held Wednesday at 2 pi. m.
at he Christian church here) for
Helen Margaret Yeater who died
Fridav numt at aiSalem hospital, i
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Miss Yeater, a teacher of home
economics in the Lentz district of
Portland, suffered a severe attack
of tonsilitis and continued teach
ing!: for several days,, endeavoring
to defer until va cation started, the
rest needed j for recuperation. .She
became so ill that jshe was brought
from Portland to a Salem hospital
by : ambulance. Blood transfusions
failed to save her life.
She was a memlber of Sunbeam
Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft and
of the Sunbeam Service club here.
Surviving are her ) mother, Mrs.
C.'iC. Yeater, 'a lister. Mrs. Ben
Pollan, a nephew,? James C. Chat-
zauk, A.i A. F., Skux City, lqwa;
also several aunts and uncles.
Yca'rej IIcI Tea Old
To Feci Ycnng
This is message for inen who have
known life but no longer find it thrill
ing because of the leek of certain vita
mins end hormones.- Tromone. a re
cent medical discovery combining vita
mins and hormones may multiply the
vtm and sect and enjoyment you one
knew. Your i whole approach, your :
wholes attitude toward hfe. may Im
prove when you begin to use TTomone.'
New it may be passible for. middle aged
men to again enjoy the same spirit,
vitality and pleasure ebaennadt their
youth a - thing to remember. Added -years
may not subtract from your plea
sures when you use Tromone, the new
medical formula combining vitamins
and hormones. - follow directions on
label. Tromone for sate by Perry's
Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
and Wilson and Mr. art
Paul Bassett and Donald.
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Church Program Held
At Turner on Holiday
TURNER The'i Methodist
church presented a- Christmas
play, "The Candle in the Win
dow" on Christmas eve with Mrs.
Duretta Wheeler' taking the lead
ing role. Others were ; Betty and
Arlene Bouchie, Wallace Riches
and Margaret Prattler. 1 Special
music and Christmas carols were
enjoyed by the large congregation,
under the direction of the pastor,
Rev. Nevitt B. Smith. ! -
Sunday morning the Sunday
school presented annual program
and 'treats were distributed to all
in attendance. Joe Holt, ' super
intendent, and the teachers were
in charge of the program, t .
Banyard Family
Holds Reunion
On Qiristnias
ELDR1EDGE 4 The Arthur
Banyard family had a family!
unirm Christmas day at the Fair
field grange halt The occasion
also observed the 33rd wedding
anniversary of M4 and Mrs. Ban-
yard, j ;
Itflne of the ten children were
present, also 13 grandchildren;
The table was decorated in: the
Christmas' colors! There were
place cards for the absent sons
and sons-in-law in military ser
vice. They are PFC Ernest Ban- i
yard, Georgia; PFC Dwight Hult
and! CpL Homer Cole, overseas.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Vernie Banyard and son, Tommy,
Mrii and Mrs. Tdny Lelack and
soni G e rry, Mri . and Mrs. 'pM
Banyard and sons, Benny and i
Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ban-
yard and son, Everett, Mrs. Nel
lie J. Cole and Shirley and Ron
ald," Mrs'. Dwight j Hult and son,
Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ban- i
yard and daughters, Ila Jean and;
;Irene. , , 1 :
Pvt. Robert Heisler spent one
dayjiof his five day furlough with
his-'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
N. Heisler. He ba4 been in train
ing at Camp Hood, Texas for four
months. He? was inducted in Aug
ust. ;He came home by plane and
will report at Camp Meade, Md.
after his return, also, by plane.!
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Mrs. Sally, Esson Rites
To Be Held in Albany
ALBANY, Jan. 1. Funeral
services for Sally Esson, who died
last- Thursday in a Salem hos
pital, will be held here at 3 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Esson j was the widow of
a pioneer Oregon xninister of the
Christian church and had been
living recently; Turner, tie was
at one time pastor of the Silver-
ton Christian church. v" -
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PEDEE Mr. and Mrs.. Ralph
King's baby has been very 1H.
His mother is staying with them.
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Upstairs Portland General Electric
Co. Office open Saturday only
10 a m. to 1 pxn.; to 7pxtv Con
sultation. Blood pressure and urine
tests are free of -charge. Practiced
since 1917.- u - i
Lebanon Elks Join
In Providing ; Gifts
LEBANON The local Elks
lodge cooperated iwith Santiam
post of the American Legion and
auxiliary in the collection of gifts
for service men brA. women ; m
Oregon . hospitals over the holi
day The Elks gave $35 in cashJ
bought gifts which were packed
in boxes for the veterans.
-Mrs.---Helen; Starr,- president of
district 3 of the auxiliary, reported
at the last meeting that not only
were there enough i boxes, each
containing materials ! which cost
$5 for every servicf man or wom
an In hospitals In 3 this state but
that: a surplus had been sent ito !
California where there are more
and larger veterans facilities.'
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Mrs. Stafford Is Now
Convalescing at Home
1 WACONDA Mrs. Henry C
Stafford is ccmvalescing from an
operation" she' underwent recently
at the Salem General hospital.
Mrs. C M.; Hall is slowly im
proving after av heart attack a few i
weeks ago." ; J.-H "f v
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