The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 13, 1945, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text! Th OFJXrON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon Saturday Momlng, Jaxraary 13, 1945 PAGE SEVEN Credit Union Names Heads At Mt. Angel MT. ANGEL The ML Angel Federal Credit Union held its an nual membership meeting- and elections at the Legion Memorial hall Thursday night, January 11. Directors elected - were P. T. Gores, Walter Kruse and William 'Blem, the former two reelected ; and Blem 'chosen to replace Ed Hanken..- credit committee, Clem Butsch and John T. Bauman. re elected; supervisory committee, t Joseph Faulhaber, re-elected, and Joseph Wavra. Frank Amsn was elected pres lident at the directors: meeting ' which followed the general meet ing; ' Frank Hettwer, vice-presi- ' dent; P. F.' Gores, treasurer, and Walter Kruse, secretary and ad vertising manager. ( The treasurer's report showed . the organization has 1 members and is steadily increasing its sta bility and influence, in spite of I I the times, which are decidedly against credit unions The general - opinion of the members is that by building up a good, sound credit : union during these years of flush : money, it will be a ready refuge when leaner years arrive and the , necessity of borrowing becomes a . fact Operating costs have been reduced to about a third of those of the former year, the report showed. ! Frank Hettwer, the outgoing president, advocated, more syste matic saving and suggested that - i children be encouraged to save jmore. A suggestion from Ed Ham- mer that the members be regular ly reminded by the treasurer to 4 add to ' their, deposits . was ac ', cepted. - ;'''. ir. 7nr... n::.vi:a3l3Il9S':g(J?r i j Valley Births SILVERTON A daughter was born January 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Shepherd of Scotts Millsj at the Silverton hospital. This 'is the 11th grandchild but the first granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Walter. Geren. sr. Geren Is chief clerk at the local OPA board office. 1 ' FALLS . CITY A daughter was born ! Thursday,; January 11 to Mr. -and Mrs. Earl Anderson at the Dallas hospital. The Ander rsons have been staying with , his mother, Mrs. Olga Anderson on the Dallas-Falls City highway. "This is their second girl. SILVERTON MaJ. Jahn Green, formerly "with the state board of health as sanitation en gineer, is home on leave from his post in North Caroline where he has been for - seven months., He was stationed for two years - in the Aleutians. - $ I ' . ' ' ' t r . i - i A8 Raymond P. Beard has re turned to Gardner Field, Calif., ater a 17-day furlough at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fjoyd -Beard. He has now been transferred to Hobbs, NM. Mrs. Beard and children twill remain in Salem at their home, 2190 North Broadway. s i PFC Lee S. Ross, who called his sister, Mrs. George Rhoten, en Friday morning from Washing iton; DC, Informing her of bis arrival in the United States af ter (serving; for 2 months In England. He said that he ex peets to be permanently assiga ed to duty in the United States and hopes for a furlough home! soon. Ross; flew, from England. He trained at Camp Roberts and has been la the American school center Ik. England sine going overseas. Rasa's wife, tho former Edna c Faust la in Still City and his mother, Mrs. CL E. Ross, resides at 254 Eaat Miller street. He was an accountant in Salem and Lakevlew before enlisting. 4 ;-' A: f- s X v' V , SILVERTON Born at the Sil ? verton hospital to Mr. and Mrs. j Millard Campbell, January" 9, ' a J daughter and to Mr. and Mrs. I Glenn Newton of Woodburn, a I daughter. . i Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kenagy of Hubbard, January 10, a daughter. ' . , ; Born to Sgt. and Mrs. Marvin Jensen at Port Arthur, Texas, a daughter, Elizabeth Anne, Janu "j. ary i. Sgt. Jensen is in New Guinea. He is the son of Mrs. Haru. Jensen and the late Hans Jensen of Silverton. Pvt. Robert Dodge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Seth B. Dodge, route one, Salem, was this week reported missing in ! action in Germany since December 2L Marine CpL John F. Brown, 23, son of Mrs. T. J. Bland, 444 North 14th street, is home on furlough after 26 months overseas. He last served with the Third amphibious corps. A veteran of the Guadal canal campaign, ? Brown enlisted in July, 1942. , f FALLS CITT Lloyd Ander son, seaman 1c, has been home on a 23-day leave. Anderson was an armed guard and assigned to a Dutch freighter. He is the son of Mrs. Olga ; Anderson near the Candy Kitchen on Dallas-Falls City highway. His brother, Earl Anderson, and family of Valsetz has been visiting their mother the past month also. Seaman Ander son left Thursday for San Fran cisco. - ' " r - s r ' - Sal. KSLM (139 ke) KOIN (579 ke) KGW (62 kel KEX (1190 ke) S:M f :1S :3 News? Music Tun News West. 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Cross has been with the armyf combat eh gineers for nine months. I i ': CpL Roy Tansey has written to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Tansey, route six, Salem, from the Philippines, where he had parti cipated in an invasion! that he was Well and safe. The letter, written on Christmas day, tells of air raids almost every night which required him tQ roll; out of bed, and go to his nearby, foxhole. Tansey, in an engineer aviation battalion, describes the climate as hot and dry. -., .' . :. . , ; Robert C. GooduW 18, S 1c, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Goodlin, Eugene (Anna Porter,? Salem) j has- been sent from the Great Lakes haval training station to the U5, naval academy at Annapolis, i 11 I r-l' " Lt. Col. Kenneth Schellberg. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schellberg . of Salem, has been transferred from Fort Riley to San Antonio, Texas, where he is on the staff of the Second, army quartermaster department. I His i imily, residing at Ft Riley, were able to spend Christmas with him. Salem Heights I? SALEM HEIGHTS The boy scouts of troop 19 surprised their scout master, Harvey Peterson, frith a birtHday! party Tuesday, With the help of Mrs. Fred Burger, daughter Virginia and Mrs. Harvey Peterson. Refreshments were ser ved to the fololwing scouts: Roy Anderson, Thane; Olsen, Thomas Burger, David Blackmere, Rich ard Blackmere, Roy Crittenden, Rkhard Chrittenden, Loren New- kirk and the honored host Harvey Peterson. - KOAC SATURDAY 55t ke. 19.00 News: lOrlS Homemakers: 110 Co-ed Half Hour: 11:30 Concert Hall;' Noon News: 12:15 Tarm Hour; 10 Home rrolic: 1:15 Jters: 10 Books: S:15 Voiqo of Army;' J JO Memory Music; 30 News; 3:19 Musie Masters; 19 Science; 4:13 Leibert; 4 JO Treasury Salute; S 00 Upbeat; 5 JO Music by Cueat: 5:43 HeUo Neighbor; IM News; 8:15 Studio Party; :45 Farm Hour; T0 Grand Operas f:u titwi., ... 4 . i Jm PFC Howard Keeling was killed in action December 15 on Leyte, hia widow, tho former Pauline ilohnson, was notified late this week; by the war department. Mrs. Keeling and their small daughter, Melinda ; Mae, have been making their home in Sa lem ; with her . mother, Mrs. Grace Johnson, 1661 Chemeketa street. Heeling's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Keeling, re aide in Portland. Rediffills Grange Installs Officers On Tuesday Night ,' LIBERTY. The Red Hills grange met here in the grange hall on; Tuesday to install offi cers. Henry Gustaison and Roy Rice officiated. . ; 4 Officers mstalled were: worthy master, ( Grant, Teter; -overseer, Lewis Judson; lecturer, Mrs. Ber tha Heckart; steward, Clarence Darby; fchaplain, Victor A. Bal lantyne assistant steward, George Heckert; j ireasurer, Ernest . G. Clark; secretary, Charles A. Rat cliff; gatekeeper, Fred L. Scott; Ceres, jMrs. Olga Korthrup; Flo ra, Mrs. Rachel Dent; Pomona, Mildred Zosel; i. lady "assistant steward, Mrs. Cora Teter; execu tive committee, Ralph Dent, Gus Cole, John Dasch. A no host dinner was held be fore the meeting. James Bishop, county 1 4H club leader, showed motion pictures. Visitors Included Henry Gustaf - son. Coos Bay; Mr. and, Mrs. Clarence Carter, Union county; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brooks, Jose phine; Mr, and Mrs. Roy Rice. Stavton Daughters Plan Valentine Dance For Friday, February 9 STAYTON The regular meet ing of the Catholic Daughters of America was held Tuesday with Rev. Beatus Bauer giving a bi ography of His Holiness, i Pope Pius XIL Father Bauer was a seminarian' in Rome and attended many functions in which Cardi nal PaceHi, now Pope Pius, took part All members present re ceived a photograph of Pope Pius XII. Rev. ICeorge i Sniderhon, chaplain, spote on the importance of -good bookji in the home. ; Members wiere urged to observe Church Anitr Octane between January . 18 to 25. A committee wag appointed to meet with the Knights of Columbus committee for the Valentine Dance, February 9 for the benefit of servicemen. Members are Tillie SpanioL Mar garet Kintz, Eunice Jordon, Mar garet Nightingale, Elizabeth Mur phy, Marjorie Kerber, ; Rosella Krietzer and Veronica Thoma. The committee in charge of the entertainment and refreshment was . Elizabeth Murphy, Patricia Koenig, Jennie Dozler,; Vivian Falls Gty Grange Installs Officers FALLS CITY The first meet ing of the year for the Falls City grange was held Monday. The new officers . are Virgil Davis, master; Jonathan Richmond, ov erseer; Violet Mae, lecturer; Floyd Dean, steward; Ralph Johnson, assistant steward; Bessie Lore mor, chaplain; Ethel Guthridge, treasurer; "Ellen Dean, secretary; M. O. Martin, gatekeeper; , Iris Westbrook, Ceres; Connella Bow man, Pomona; Lavelle Taylor, Flora; Kathrine Johnson, lady assistant steward. They were in stalled by Jonathan Richmond, past master. iV V. vV.- ' The meeting was open and the following program i was given: solo by Glen Brostrom, solo. Glen Cooper; instrumental music, Pat ty Ames; duet, Iris Westbrook and Paul Murphy piano solo, Mrs. J. Bostrom. vi - - . William Howes ; of Jackson county,; state deputy of the grange, - was the guest speaker. Koenig, Anna Volten, Josephine SilvernageL Julia Cries and Eve lyn Ditter. : i Sunshine dub Sleeting To Be Held! Wednesday HAZEL GREEN The Sunshine Sewing club will meet Wednes day, .January 174 at Mrs. Rudolph Wacken's home with Mrs. Theo dore Wacken assisting. Mrs. Ru dolph Wacken was, to entertain on Jan. 3, but became ill the day of club, so the meeting was post poned. Members of! 4M dub To Elect Officers MACLEAY Mr. and Mrs. Mil ton Kephart and Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Kengren will entertain members of the 4-M club and their husbands jat the Kephart home Saturday night "Officers for the year will be elected during a short ; business meeting. Gtizenship Awarded -. ALBANY Mr and Mrs, Har old Grant of Lebanon have been granted citizenship, papers by Cir cuit Judge It. Gj. Lewelling. . The Grants were former citizens of Canada. I Clyde E. GilmanJ water, tender 1e United States navy, wbe has been home on a 39 day leave. GOman recently returned from two years service In the South Pacific. The 'navy man will leave this week for Philadel phia to take advanced training. He will be accompanied by Us wife, whW haa made her borne la Salens Gil man. who has been in the service two and a half years, is the sob of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Gllman, route six. box 303. FALLS CITY, Jan. 11 Stanley Reiber, aviation! machinist mate 3c, has been on a 15-day leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.'J. A. Reiber here. He left Tuesday for) San Diego. Rel- ber's sister, Mrs. J. S. Harris (nee Lois Reiber) of Portland was at home part of the time. Her husband is a yeoman in the navy. Sgt Paul D. Barnham, US ma rine corps, arrived in Salem Fri day from the Hawaiian Islands to spend a furlough with his wife. the former Evelyn Proudfit, route seven, Hollywood avenue, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Barn ham, 1010 North 18th street Sun. KSLM (1399 kc) KOIN (97t ke) KGW! 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