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Byron Palmer
Rites Pending
OfficialWord
ALBANY, Jan. 9 Funeral ser
Ices lor Byron Palmer, 22, son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Palmer . of
Albany, who was killed in a
bomber crash at Whidby Island,
Wash., Friday night, Jan. 5, have
not been set yet The FortmDler
L Funeral home will be in charge of
f the services. T
; Byron was born in Albany,
'J May 7, 1923, and had always lived
nere until inaucted ' in the ser
vice. Graduated from Albany high
i school in 1942, he enlisted in the
U. S. naval air corps in Septem-
- ber of that same year, reporting
from Portland to Corpus Christi;
i Texas, for preliminary training!
I From there he was : sent to Nor
' man, Okla and later to air gun
nery school at Pure ell, Okla. La-
ter he was assigned to the Jack
I sonville, Fla., operational gunners"
school, gradua ting in March,
.1944, with the rating' of aviation
gunner, third class. ,
From Jacksonville Palmer Was
transferred to Seattle and Whid
-by ..Island, where had been
'stationed since last April. Being
a gunner and a bombardier, he
was stationed in the very nose, of
the fuselage at the time of the
fatal accident, his parents .have
learned. J
; Surviving besides his parents
are two aunts, Mrs. Glenn Jun
kin of Albany, and Mrs. Neva
Rochford of Seattle; and two
uncles, Arthur Palmer and.Les
lie Palmer, both of Albany.
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Valley Calendar
WEDNESDAY1, JANCAJtT !
Union Hill Horn Ee cluh. A.
I Kosterborder. i
Silverton e tension unit. 1:49 pm.
Salem Heights church women's
circle. Mr. Battles. .1
Kicker Garden club. lira. Erncat
Walker. -- ; . .. . i . . .. i.
Jefferson Woman's club.
Aurora Woman's club, Mrs. Ward
RusseU. 2 pjn. ,
THUBSDAT. JANUARY It
Auburn woman's club, Mrs. Clen
Meisner. .- J
McAlpin Stitchers. Mrs. Albert Matt
er. . .
Brooks Garden club,' Margaret 2a-
nare. - :
Gates Women's club, schoolhouse,
10 ao.
FRIDAY. JANUARY II
Brusn couege community club, a
p. m. i
- Marion County American Legion
assembly. Stayton.
Evens Valley Community, club,
schoolhouse. t
Waldo Hills Community club at
club house. -
Mrs. William HenselT, Innersprlng
repairs, casr saiem. 1
SATURDAY. JANUARY 13
North Howell grange, all day meet
ing, i
Sell Fewer Money
Orders but Stamp!
Sales on Increase-
SCIO j Continuing a trend
shown in previous quarterly re
ports, the ( Scio postoffice sold
more stamps and -fewer money
orders during the final quarter
of 1944 than in the same period
in 1943, Postmaster E. Phillips
reports.
Stamps for the 1944 final quar
ter were $2159.76, and for 1943
were $201659. 1944 money orders
were $9825,62, and for 1943 were
$11,102.80. ' i
Series E War Bonds sold at the
postoffice during December were
$14,962.50, pPhillips said.
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In White
Hymnr
Baukhaffe
Clue
Mystery Chef
Ladies
Kay Kyser
R. G. Swing
Bob. Ilene
Scramby
Supper Club
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Carton Cheer
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Lura n Abner
Best Girls
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Leona Case
Native of Linn County
Succumbs After
Illness
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ALBANY Following an ex
tended illness, Mrs. Leona Case,
70, died in the Albany General
hospital Sunday, January 7. Fun
eral ! services will be held from
the Fisher Funeral home Thurs
day, January 11, at 2 o'clock Bu
rial will be in Riverside. !
Born in j Linn county April 18,
1874, Mrs. Case had spent her
entire life in the county. On May
2, 1894, she was married to Dar
win N. Case, who died in 1928.
For a 'number of years Mrs. Case
was an employe of the L. E. Ham
ilton store. She was a member of
the Christian church. 1 S
Surviving Is a daughter, Mrs.
Tressa Stellmacher of Tangent;
a sister, Mrs. Hannah Haight of
Scio; and two brothers,: Victor
Wickizer of San . Francisco, and
Will Wickizer of Albany, i
Anton Bradeson'
ALBANY Anton Bradeson,
96, died at his home on Wash
ington street, January 6. Funeral
services were held January 9,
Burial was made in City View
cemetery at Salem.
j Born in Norway, September 4,
1848, Anion Brandeson lived for a
time in Wisconsin fterxoming to
the United States, and in 1890 he
came to Oregon and for almost
half a century had resided in this
state; He was a retired farmer.
While in' Wisconsin- he married
Josephine Tpycen, now deceased.
Surviving are six children,
Charles of Otis, Swen of Los An-
geles, Victor of Seattle, Mrs.' Alma
Altree of Portland, Mrs. Berdie
Zaloom of Albany, and Mrs. Ju
liette Christiansen of JJewport.
aves
City Dads Fret
) SILVERTON Chief of Police
Al Amo received 192 inquiries
during the month of December, he
reported Monday. . j
Trouble has been reported at
the city disposal plant by ! youths
climbing over the fence and rid
Ing the arm on the distributor.
Mercury has been removed from
the balance in the arm and is dif
ficult to replace. Tmreen pounds
are needed and it costs approxi
mately! $8.50 a pound, H. C. Mc-
Crea, city manager said. Council
man C. H. Dickersbn expressed
the opinion the disappearing mer
cury might account for some of
the shiny new mercury-covered
pennies seen about town.
I The fire department was called
out to the Goodall home on Wall
street; to check a fire but Goodall
with the assistance of neighbors
had it under control. The chimney
fire burned a hole in the roof and
was first noted by Roy Daven
port, city mailcarrier, who turned
in the alarm. - s
Brurik's Corner
Meeting Called
A. meeting has been called for
farmers of the Brunk t corner
area, to be held at the Cook home,
route ? 4, box 448, five miles out
the Dallas highway across from
Ma Beebe's. The session will be
at t:30 Thursday night. .
It is being called for the pur
pose of determining if farmers are
interested in constructing labor
saving devices and in repairing
broken machinery at no charge.
This is a war emergency proj
ect and the meeting Is being called
by the state department of voca
tlonal agricultural education and
the Salem1 public schools system.
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The Pekin Court Gazette, China
was 640 years old when the first
newspaper was printed in Europe
in 1524.
Thursday
iuercuryjLe
Oakdale Entertains
Fori Holiday Visitors
OAlO)ALE District No 80
Mrs. Mabel Patton spent Christ- j MrsiW. B. Osborne and daugh
mas with her son and grandpon at ter Janice of Portland and Mrs.
MrfJ Frank of WiHamina! visit-
ed her daughter,,' Mrs. Leo; Wag-
ner and family for the holidays.
The parents of Mrs. Keith Phil-
lips were guests there for several I
rt ays,' including Christmas; day.
They .live at Mount Vernon, Wash.
; I Mr: and Mrs. John 'Allen spent
Christmas in Portland with their
daughter.
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R. H. Sagnotty and family vis-
ru relatives in oeaiue uuruig uie
j t -1! i Ait j ; .
opuaay vacauua.
Mri and Mrs. Harry Pat
on off
Tlgard and Mr. and Mrs.
Vfern
their
Patton of Lacomb visited
mother, Mrs. Mabel Pattoi
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aun-
day. J) !. ;. i.i
Pythian Gluts
Install Heads
SILVERTON Joe Gross of Ore
gon City, grand vice, chancellor of
Pythians, assisted by Hubert
Thompson, grand master at Ore
gon City, installed Silverton Py
thian 'officers Tuesday night at. a I
Jcjint ; meeting with jthe Pythian !
Sisters. Goldie Downs was install
ing officer for the Pythian Sisters
assisted by Henrietta Loe as grand
manager and Essie Specht as
grana senior. i 5 ,
Installed for Home Lodge 35
were L. C. Xstman, cnanceiior;
Alfred Downs, vice chancellor;
Fred 'Knight, keeper of records;
June Drake, master of exchequer:
Carl Specht, inside guardian;
Henry Annundson, outside jguar-
dian; Scott McPike, prelate; Guy
Sanders master of work.
Installed for Home: Temple No.
21! were Josephine HartmanJ most
excellent chief; Irene ;RoubaJ,iast
chief;! Emma Kaufman, excellent
senior; Ethel Knight Oveross, ex
cellent junior; Marian Nicol; Hut-
chins, I manager: Frances Mehl
WavraV mistress of rerds ahd fi
nance; Arlin Gifford Johnson,
protector; mistress of finance,
Oial Loe; guard, Wava Bowen
Aielyi : Marie Hope, j trustee for
three years; Helen M. Wnghtman,
musician ind press correspondent,
Helen jWrightman; Henrietta Loe,
cabtain of' the degree: staff.
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Woodburn Man Retires
To Grow Filberts
On Suburban Ranch
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WOODBURN Thea Shelij who
has been operating a variety store
here for the last 10 years has sold
his store to Dean Bishoprick and
will retire. Shell expects to de
vote more time ta his 40 acre
filbert orchard a mile and a half
south of Woodburn' on the high
way. f
He will continue to live in Wood-
burn, however, and the orchard
will be In charge of a manager as
it has been for some time.
Bishoprick has been; manager of
the First National bank of port-
land, Woodburn branch, coming
here from Gresham several years
ago. ;.
Birthday Ball Id
Set j
For January 27
at Scio
SCIO The president's birthday
ball at Scio is planned for. Sat
urday, Jan. 27, Karl Caswell,
committee chairman, i announced
this week. Hall and orchestra
have not been decided upon.
Proceeds from previous dances
banked at Scio are Y00, and the
local committee has sent $1000 to
the national Infantile paralysis
foundation at Warm Sprlngsj Ga.
-r-- 7:1 MOVINS PICTURE
South Dakota
Fanuly Comes
TojAmityiB
ome
AMITY Mr. and Mrs. C B.
Jones and children, Darlene and
Dean of Java, South Dakota, have
moved; to Amity and are now liv
ing in the Kliks apartments - on
Getchell street.. Mrs. Jones is a
sister of L. E. Whitney of east of
Amity. !
Salemr visited old friends here
Saturday. The Osborne and Wyatt
families were , residents of this
community for many years.
Charles Funk sr, of Kansas, fa
tner oi Kev. Charles run ana son,
Richard Funk who is m the navy,
spent the Christmas vacation with
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Funk.
Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Newman and
ianuiy spent new xears aay m
Prtllin, wHk jr Mr, Osrar
family spent New Year's day In
i gjjejf.
1 " " "
AMITY Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe
j Larson "and family of Medford
I were in Amitjti during the week at
THIAIBLE THEATRE
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the A. W. Newby and P. & Meek
er homes.' Larson is at former prin
cipal of the Amity ; Union high
school. ' -'
; Paul Brown of West Linn spent
several days here last week with
his mother, Mrs. M. .. Brown. He
has been a member of the West
Linn high school faculty for many
years., :-Xmm'--Cn
A. B. Watt, who with Mrs. Watt
are employed in Portland, spent
New Year's day in Amity. "
Mr. and Mrs. E.WaddeIl re
turned Saturday from a six
weeks visit in Washington, DC,
with their son Ramon, Waddell
and family. They : had not seen
their' son for ten years.
AMITY Mrs. R. E. Henricson
and daughter Virginia May of Se
attle are guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Whitney east of
Amity. ;: V .i;: K
Mrs. J. H. West ahd son Judson
of Salem were New Year guests of
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Clark. Mrs.
West is sister of Mrs. Clark.
They also visited their niece, Mrs.
C B. Jones who recently moved
here from South Dakota. L---'
Mr. ahd Mrs. Frank Osborn and
sons of near Gervais, were Amity
callers Sunday. The Osborn fam
ily were residents of this com-
'COURScM'M MOT AN
ACTRESS-IN UUST
ZEROS MANAGE,
BUT 1W1SMTI WON'T
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grand!
HAVE 19 LEAVE SCHOOL
Birthday -Party Given
For Falls Gty Girl
With 21 GuesU Present
-FALLS CITYMrs. Ike BarteU
gave; her small daughter Ha, a
birthday party Friday afternoon.
Twenty one of Ila's friends helped
her celebrate the occasion. Games
were played by alL Mrs. BarteU
was assisted by her older daugh
ter, Joyce.
Sgt. Frank Brownley who has
been stationed at Attu for twojuid
half years visited Mrs. Cora Whit-"
law and Mr, and Mrs. Tilford Dai
ly Monday. His home Is at Leb
anon and he has had a month fur
lough with his family there. "
Harvey Miller, one of the old
gentlemen. making their home at
the Tilford Daily Nursing Home is
confined to his bed. He has lived
around here, for about 15 years
and sold extracts and spices for
many years. fj ','
munity for a numberof years be
fore moving to Marion county last
fail.:-. t.,:. :
Lois Kirts who Is employed in
Salem spent New Year's with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kirts.
LEAVE SCHOOL? WHY,
HONEY. THERE'S A
CHILDAIN SCKOOL
OWAN,
YOU'RE
F0OUN
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Valley Obituaries
WOODBURN, i Jan. 9. Donald
Eugene Matthews, seven' months
old son of Mr. and Mas. Eugene
Elmer Matthews, died Sunday.
January 7, in Wyoma cabin camp.
The family had. been here two
weeks, coining from Colton, Calif.
The child was born In San Bern
ardino, Calif. "
j Mr. and Mrs, Guy Thompson,
Woodburn, are the child's grand
parents, .and another grandfather,
Frank E. Austin, lives at Colton.
Funeral services will be held Wed-
nesday at 2 p. m. but plans for.
burial are delayed pending word
from the grandfather at Colton. ,
HEALTH TO YOU!
Correct Rectal, Cats AiJuats
Hemorrhoids (Pflai), n.
: sore. Fistula, Haraia (Sup. .
: iari OMtrey aaatui pewc
to ara-aoutrr to n)or ui.
Our method ot troatmonl '
without hospital operation '
suecMrallr eBploTad Ksr
Tears. UMtol credit
torms. CaU for xamlnatiaa
ior MM tor fn booklet.
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TiphonEAst391t. Portland 14. Oroaoa
M0, HONEY EVERT STU0O HAS
AFJRSTCUSS SCHOOL FOR
CHILDPEN.
GlORYOSKYl
NOW I FEEL
GlAO ALL OVER.'