The OFXGOtf STATESMWT. 5alea. - Oregon. Eunday Morning, January 23. 1845
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Newnian
Sells Place
InMidstate
. AMITY Mr, and. Mrs.j. Fred
W. Newman of Bend were irecent
overnight guests of: Mr. and Mra.
H. J. lUchter. The Newmans have
' sold their property at Bend, due
; to "the high altitude which did not
-' agree . with ? Mr. Newman. They
are moving to Salem, where they
own their own home," Mrs. New
man and Mrs. Richter . are sis-
.ters.-'V ':.;:,v;irvi'!j.- .. -: ".
. Mrs. Robert G. Clark of Port
land spent the weekend here , at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
. Mrs. J. M. Umphlette.
Mrs. L.. Southmayd, mother of
Mrs. J. L. Payne, who has been
111 for . the
much better
'again. ,u ..; "
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Woodman
spent the ; vi eekend in Hillsboro
. with their son, Don Woodman
and family.
. Mrs. Alice Richards of Ohio
came Wednesday to "visit her
mother, . Mrs W. E. Taylor, who
has been seriously ill for some
time. A sor Dr. Walter Wood,
has been with his mother for sev
eral weeks, returning to Coronada,
Calif, the last of the week.
: Mr. and Mrs. Basil McNeley of
v Amity are jthe parents of a 7
pound daughter, Luella Mae, born
January 22 at the Law Maternity
hospital here f
. Born to Mr., and. Mrs. Arthur
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Pies for Polio
Social Slogair
last few weeks, is
and able to be out
Schweikerb,
f January 22, at the
Law , Materrjity hospital, a son.
Randall Lee,
ounces.
Mrs. Alice
weight 8 pounds two
.Taylor of Monmouth
was a recenf Amity caller at the
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Community Club
Program1 Is Given
By LinScbln Group
LINCOLN U Lincoln commun
ity club wasl well attended when
the meeting Was held at the local
- school house Friday night, Jan.
26 with R. J. MeLssner as chair
man of the committee which in
cluded Mr. aid Mrs, Jeff Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. R. J.'Meissner.
A-short bisinesr "meeting pre
ceeded "the-nroeram whfrh inclu
ded group singing led by Grace
Ashiord, tap jdancing numbers by
Josephine Singer and Glenda Mc
Allister, accompanied by J. A.
Barr, a song enacting five gener
ations by , Mrs: H, W. Ashfordas
little girl to pigtails,-Mrs. Lois
Crawford as a .young lady, Mrs.
TiL. Hicks, a sweetheart, Mrs. Jeff
Williams, mother and Mrs. Roy W.
Hammer, grandmother. -
After the closing scene the caste
song, Hail, Hail the Gang's All
Here, accompanied by J. A. Barr
cn the accordian. The entire pro-
, gram was interspersed . with ac
cordian selections by Barr.
A group of young folk, includina
" Grace . Ashiord, Ardan Shepard,
Sam Baker and Russel Hicks will
be the committtee for the Febru
ary meeting. . ....... -
MISSION, BOTTOM Members
of the Community club feel they
may have established a record In
the way of pie socials,! for 'on
Thursday, , January 23, j one was
held in the Mission Bottom school
house which netted $127.60. One
pie brought $32, and another sold
for $20. Fifteen pies Were sold.
The only wajjr that school boys
were able to (buy pies 'were for
the auctioneer to keep the older
folk out of the bidding. Inspira
tion for the high bidding' was the
fact that one-fourth of the pro
ceeds went to "March of Dimes",
one-fourth to Red Cross, and the
remainder , to pchool-house equip
ment S 1 ; s:
An excellent program preceded
the auction, consisting of a trom
bone solo by ji Truman -Massee,' a
pantomime play by the high-
school group I under direction !, of
Ruth Townsend, a piano solo by
Doris Davis; and a playette, "The
Princess Beautiful" by the upper
grade pupils of Mission Bottom
school.' ' i 'I '
Both plays Were well performed
and enthusiastically received by
the audience. . ;1. .,-
Much of the success of the so
cial is due the auctioneer, Joe O'
Brien, who contributed not only
his efforts but also donated a box
of candy bars for the auction.
SILVERTON Mrs. Gordon
Enbusk (Jean Monson) and her
year old son, James, have gone to
Spokane - to j be with Lieutenant
Enbusk, transferred from an Eng
lish hospital to the Baxter Gen
eral in Spokane. He was wounded
in Europe and has been hospital
ized for seven' months in England.
He had never seen his son.
Install Officers
Of Mission Group
TURNER The missionary sod
ety of the Christian church met
1 hursday at the church. The new
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vuivcii wuciuuuiuca Dy me pas
tor, Gene Robinson. Mrs. Robin
son led the devotional. .
Mrs. W. HL Griffin had charge
Of the program on World Missions,
Mrs. George I H. Good. Mrs. E. J
Gilstrsp and Miss Nadine Ellis
took part in Rhe discussion. Mn
C. R. Moore and Miss Ellis were
hostesses. ;
, . Miss Grace Farnham, former
missionary lit Tokyo, will be guest
; speaker Feb. 4 at the church.
Stayton
Committees
Garden Club
Appointed
STAYTON The Stayton Gar
den club president, J. B. Van Cleve
appointed standing committees at
the last meeting as follows: year
book, Mrs. George Bell; flower
show, Mrs. Jj B. Van Cleve; pro
gram, Mrs. Janet Harold; public
tty, Mrs. Vivifenne Harold; finance
Mrs. Fred Berger; birds, Mrs
John Lau; courtesy, Mrs. J: H
McDaniel anfl . Mrs. A. D. Gard
ner jr.
. The flower ! arrangement studies
will resume with a meeting Feb
ruary 2 at the home of ; Mrs
George Bell.
Sandner Is Reelected
Fire Relief President
. STAYTON George Sandner,
Scio, was re-elected president of
the Farmer's Fire Relief associa
. tion'Ior the coming year. Andrew
Fery was "elected vice president
and Fred C. Hottinger, secretary
treasurer. John Silbernagel, Scio,
was re-elected as a director.
, The membership, meeting in
Cublimity, made revisions of sev
eral rulings and increased the pol
ley limit .
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Weather Stripping
Saves op to 48 fas jesar faeL
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Silverton:
Son on Spokane
Woman Takes
Visit
Liberty Sewing Clubs
Hold First Meetings
LIBERTY H The seventh and
eighth grade Rip and Sew 4-H
club met January 10. Some aprons
are completed and members are
making dresses. The club plans a
party when the year's projects are
completed. !
The. Happy-Go-Lucky . Sewing
club, includes fifth-and sixth grade
girls.
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ONE-HORSE SLEICH-. Philadelphia WAC reeralters
ese aleiah to recruit in snow. Left to rfcht, front row: Set. Bonnie
Douglas, Akron; Capt L. Morgaa Winant, Swarthmere, Pa.; Srt
Shirley O Nfll, Bradford. Fa. Back row: CpL Lesry White, Kk
simmee, Fla.; Sgt Jeanne Morrissey, Bradford, la.; CpL Wyna
I , i Kona. Salt Lake City, f t-
Mt. Angel FU Warehouse Does
$'836,460 Business in 1944 '
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. MTl . ANGEL IThe financial
report of the Mt Angel Farmers
Union Warehouse read at the an
nual membership meeting at St.
Mary's auditorium .Thursday
showed the , volume of business
for the year 1944 to have amount
ed to $836,460.17, an Increase of
more than $100,000 over the prev
ious year. : l - ( j ;
The earnings or savings to mem
bers were $47,117.02. Besides this
$30,858.38 were turned back into
the community in the form of
salaries, and wages.
Hops were added to the ware
house's list of commodities han
dled for the first time in 1944.
Ten cars of hops were shipped.
The" total feed handled amounted
to over 100 railroad cars. 1
Mitchell, Sawyer and Homer
Smith of the Pacific Supply co
operative were present and ad
dressed the group on pertinent co
op subjects and entertaining with
motion pictures. ;. ' 'I
The three directors whose terms
expired, Stanley Duda, Albert
Bochsler and Otto f Schlottman
were .reelected. The board later
re-elected Duda, president and
Bochsler, vite president
Valley; Calendar
TUESDAY. JANUARY 3t
. Labor t saving equipment exhibit,
state fairgrounds, Salem, 10 a.m. to
S D.m. j i- . ''.i
Silverton PT A. Eugene Fields school
S p.m., Dr. James Millar, guest speaKer.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 31
- Thomas Home Extension unit, 10 'JO
a.m. Mrs. George Olson home.
Hubbard high school auditorium.
3:30 D.m. Dr. Millar. sreaker.
Union HU1 grange hall 8 p.m. Dr.
Millar, i ii - - i
Rickey Garden club. Mrs. H. Phillips
Labish Center Aid Society, Mrs. O
G. Claughry. . ... y ,
THURSDAY, rEBRUABY 1
- SUverton HUU Home Ee club. 10:30
a.m.. Mrs. John Spauldiag bocne.
Home nursing class, 1 0 pjru, Prin-
gie scnoomouse. . . ;
FRD3AY. FEBRUARY 1 1"'' .
Salem Heights' Women"! .club, 10 JO
ajn community halt ' . :
Stayton Lions club. Women's club.
M pjmi Dr. , Millar, speaker
Committees
Are Appointed '
BRUSH v cblXEGil; i Mrs..
Hugh Craig,, new president of the
Brush College Helpers club, ap
pointed standing committees for
the year, Thursday, at the meet
ing held at the home of Mrs. Clar
ence tyoelk. ' - f ,
They included: . hostess,. Mrs.
Frank jRivett, Jr. and Mrs. , Clar
ence Woelk; programi Mrs. N.' J.
Kelke and Mrs. Sam Patrick; hos
pital, Mrs. John Schindler, Mrs.
Charles Glaze, Mrs, Bertha Gar
row; devotional, , Mrs! Fred Mc-
Kinney, Mrs. , Esther Dlivef j Red
Cross, I Mrs. Monte Harris, Mrs.
Louie Singer; publicitk Mrs. Carl
Wood. ! .--.'- : ' 1
The ! club members-: sewed on
baby layettes for Beet Cross, and
hospital bags were distributed to
be made. : ; ,
'Plans' were discussed for a bo-
taar for which sewing is to be
started! now. ' I
Mrs. i Clarence Woelk served a
dessert! luncheon ' to ! Mrs. John
Schindler, Mrs. Esther Oliver,
Mrs. Karl Harritt, Mrs. Hugh
Craig, Mrs. Carl Wood, Mrs, Ber
tha Garrow, Mrs. N. Ji Nelke, Mrs.
O.; H. Webb, Mrs. Monte Harris,
Mrs. - Sam r Patrick 4Mrs. Mike
Focht, IMrs. Fred McKinney, Mrs.
Frank Rivett, jr., Mrsw Glen Mar
tin, and Mrs. Louie Singer. 1
Servicemen
Visit Amity
Relatives
AMITY Mrs.' Bernard Kosta
has gone to Paso Eobles, Calit
where he la stationed. Pvt. Xcta
entered the service last fall.''.. "
"SSgt. Dudley R. Lee son of
Mr. and Mrs. . T. Lee and Sgt.
Lester -L-Versteeg son of W. B.
Versteeg were home on furlough
after - ?7 months :-pi the Pacific.
Botn Amity boys served with the
second "marine division ."overseas
and - wear the presidential- unit
citation ribbon , r- . ..
.Young Lee - enlisted in March
1940 and Versteeg enlisted in 1942.
Robert Warner, son of Dewitt
Warner of Amity who is with the
U.- S. : army, spent i a few days
furlough here recently " visiting
relative and friends. " I
Report Much Illness
From Liberty School ;
. LIBERTY Although there
was much absenteeism in the
school .here' this winter due to
whooping cough, colds, etc., rec
ords of perfect attendance for the
last six weeks were won by
Bette Mahaney, Inez Walker, Mur
Myriel Hockett, Shirley Bingen
heimer, Franklin Hearth, Vernon
Henry,! Marion Spriggs, . Robert
Schalkj Laurie Walker.
A third grader, Elizabeth Sipe,
has been neither tardy nor ab
sent this school year.
Dr. James Millar Will
Speak af Union Hill
UNION, HILL Dr. James Mil
lar will speak- at the! Union Hill
grange hall on January 31.
His subject here will be "Ameri
ica Yesterday, Today and Tomor
row,' and willdeal with questions
of .use of liberty, unity and ap
preciation of democracy, v , r -
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Mr. and Mrs. Pete Slowick of
McDowell Field, Calif., are guests
of his : parents, Mr. andl Mrs.
John Slowick north east of Amity.
Amity Students
Given Farewell
AMITY The FFA of Amity
high school gave a party Friday
afternoon in honor of Richard
Patty and Harold Lehman,, who
left school to enlist in the navy.
A short programi was presented
by the FFA orchestra and! Rich
ard Patty, president of the FFA
group, was presented with a gift
from the members by Edwin Nel
son. Girls of the Home Econom
ics department under tne direc
tion of their instructor, Mrs, Ruth
Richter, served refreshments.
Leo
Seattle Couple Visit "
With Pringle Family
PRINGLE Mr. and Mrs.
Reischke of Seattle are visiting
their., daughter . and family, Mr,
and Mrs. Tom Harmon. Reischke
is employed by Boeing Aircraft
Co. and was called to Salem by
the death of his , sister, Hattie
Reischke, 945 Union street. , '
Vitamin C Study Scheduled i
For Marion Extension Units
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'Keeping Well With Vitamin C, a copkery demonstration and
home extension topic for February in Marion county will be present
ed by Marjorie .Tye, home 'demonstration agent, I at Thomas,' Silverton
Hills, and Salem Heights this week. ; . .-; i r.;., :"J:-.
. ' Last year Oregon State college conducted a research on vitamin C
content of. the blood plasma of rural school children in Marion county
and ( two ether counties, In ! the " , i";1"
state. The findings of this research
will be the basis of the discussion.
The demonstration will include
methods for best retention of the
vittmi n through preparation,
cookery,, and preservation, j , "
Wednesday, Jan. . 31, Thomas
Home Extension unit will have the
demonstration at the home of Mrs.
George Olson at 10:30 ajn.s 1
Thursday, Feb.. 1, 1 Silverton
Hills - Home Ec. club will . learn
about vitamin C at the home of
Mrs. John Maulding at 10:30. Mrs.
John Rheinhart is chairman. '
Friday, Feb. 2, the Salem
Heights Woman's club will meet
at the Community Hall at 10:30
a.m. for the ' demonstration - on
"Keeping Well ' With .Vitamin C,"
Mrs. Opal Gardener Is local pres
ident. .,, v hi- : vm"-: - r
Other important events jin ex
tension for the week include the
Labor. Saving." Equipment Exhibit
at the fairgrounds Tuesday, Jan.
30 from 10 a.nv to 3 p jn. ; I
'.v Dr. "James'. Miliar will be guest
speaker In the county four days;
speaking at Silverton Tuesday at
8 pjn,; Hubbard . Wednesday . at
2:30 pm; Union Hill, Wednesday
at 8 pjn., and Stayton Friday at
8:30 pm.
Dr. Millar will also speak in Sa
lem; Parrish Junior high school
Wednesday at 10 a.m.; Hollywood
Lions club at noon Wednesday;
Salem Lions club at noon Thurs
day; Salem Chamber of Commerce
rooms for Salem Council of Wo
men at 2:30 p.m. Thursday; Zonta
club Thursday at 8 pjn.; Friday at
Senior high school at 8:40, a jil,
and Leslie Junior high at 10 ajn.
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A. M. Thursday. February
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