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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1945)
1 'Tha OREGON STATESMAN. Srt!m. rvrw lm Mr?r. Inril 11 PAGE SEVEN. Von OHnlc; T-T rrtrV Anderson and daughters Adella v tail WUUlb nuVe Pan; xir an Mr. . red Mittet, Mr. and Mrs. Astor Johansen, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Van Osdol, all of Astoria. Celebration Hrs. Bolton Is- In celebration of their silver wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Van Osdol were hon ored with a party Saturday nipht at their home on Meyers street NpW OfflPPf where relatives and friends gath- Willed erea. a lace cloth covered the dining table on which was cen tered wedding cake, flanked by silver tapers. The rooms were decorated with gay spring flow ers. . . y Acting hosts for the party were Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Van Osrl, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Van Osdol, assisted by the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Van Osdol, Ber nice and, Betty Van Osdol. -- Guests bidden were Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. C. I Jones, Mr. and Mrs. -Henry Gortmaher, Mr and Mrs. Wally Sequin, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Petersen, ,Mr. and "Mrs. Jack Gruber, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Van Osdol, jr., and Mrs. P. E. Ackerman. " - Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Van Osdol and Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Van Osdol, Turner; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Walsh and son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. W. Soderberg, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Beeler, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cope land, all of St. Helens; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Verrell and son Charles of Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson, Westport, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andeson, Se- . attle; Mr. and Mrs. Steen Al sos, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mittet, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Larsen and Henry jr., Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Adler Mrs. Virgil Bolton took office as president of the auxiliary jto the Veterans of Foreign Wars' at the meeting Monday night Mrs. Marie Dana, department presi . dent from Portland, was instal ling officer, and was assisted by the degree team from Silverton. Other officers installed were senior vice-president, Genevieve Olson; 1 u n i o r vice-president, Ella Red fern; chaplain, Grace Hartley; treasurer, Anna Davis; conductress, Mae Haley; guard, Eva Hagen; trustee, Ethel Forbes. Mrs. : Bolton's officers for the year are patriotic instructor, Pauline Lewis; historian," Mabel French; color bearers, Gertrude Beal, Gladys Harlan, Joan Hunt Helen Noyes, Hazel Case and Marjorie S h j n k 1 e; musician, Elma Dickey. Chairmen are war service Ethel Forbis; hospital, Margaret Millett; Red Cross, Margaret Hunt; publicity, Grace Hartley, rehabilitation, Marie Hansen; membership, Genevieve Olson; tnds, Dollie Peterson; finance, Nellie Parton; salvage, Pauline Lewis; Americanism, Nelia Phil lips; legislature, Ella Redfern; patriotic, order, Eva Bolan; serv ice officer, Mary Strayer; enter ' tainment, Alma Dickey; poppy chairman, Ethel Forbis. Mrs. Edna Prince is to be sec retary for Mrs. Bolton. Department junior vice-president Freida Peterson, gave a short talk, as did other officers. A program under the direc- tion of Mrs:; Mary Strayer was given by Paul Johnston, Law rence Winkenwerder, Mrs. Rich ard Ackley, Grace Hartley and Elma Dickey. q At the conclusion of the pro gram refreshments were served by Clara Stirniman, Mrs. Wil liam Clare, El vera Beard and Christie Moaman. . -April 20 will be district meet ing, to be held in Silverton. OS EQ do i . ti Ml YOU t no word - - hem0tbc aip -..., later --rtratva "Easy we pap---- iV bave a lovely d.toinsute ' -Ix caper v . cf pattern. to use . . V .nd perfeet va-r:- rom .traitf op-T. patterns fcn Volorful new Beauuu. - mfttcjOni ' ' iete w" ? - com Yfowio" book on . GERVAIS Mrs. Merle Ramp was hostess Wednesday at her home for a luncheon with mem bers of Nydia court as her guests. Mrs. Harlow, queen of Nydia "Temple of Portland and other members: Mrs. Tommy Luke, Mrs. Theresa Castner, and Mrs. Trioff, were present Members i living in this section 'are Mrs. Bair of Canby; Mrs. Broth ern of Woodburn; Mrs. Henning ' of Gervais and J Mrs. Merle Ramp and Mrs. Edna Ramp of Brooks. The "Carry On Cootiette club met at the home, of Mrs. Edna Prince Sunday. Plans were made ; for a degree to be givea at the Sin. Ray A. Yocom will pre side at a hriH? limrhMin ' this afternoon at her North Summer. next eting, April 22, at the street home in honor of mem- ; home of Mrs. Leon Hansen, 160 bers of her club i East Miller street Plan Meeting Marion Council For Mt. Angel I ? ' ; ' I . S MT. ANGEL The legion and auxiliary held short meetings at the Memorial hall Tuesday night to plan for . the Marion county council meeting Thursday. 5 t A report by Peter Gores on the recent blood donors unit visit gave the Legionnaires . credit for 1 100 per cent cooperation. J .The resignation of Caddie Hutch- ms, chaplain, who moved to Sil verton, was accepted and the com mander appointed Fred Luckt to serve out his term. j The auxiliary announced J the next party for the 'teen age club for; Friday night April. 20. Mrs. Fred Prosser and Mrs. Mae Heu- gie .will be patronesses. Mrs. Heggie, ; secretary of the Marion county assembly, and Mrs. Cletus Butsch, department com munity service chairman, will rep resent the unit at the ship launch ing 'ceremony and luncheon in Portland Friday, April 13, and the banquet that night for the. na tional president Freed Prisoners Will Blake Big Change in ' Europe, Lions Told v J Millions , of freed prisoners in Europe, all of whom hate the nazi ideology, will bring about a great er change than many persons an ticipate, Hans Hofstetter, who wa with the World war I army of oc cupation after the fall of Ger many, told the Hollywood ' Lions club Wednesday. Hofstetter said mass surrender was all but impossible as a result of life-long regimentation and penalties; declared Hitler's rise to power was made possible! by thet guild system, the caste of appren tices and low standards of living, and said that promises of power, wealth and the natural cruelty of some Germans led to-the persecu tions.of the Jews. OMAHA-)-Pasesngers gaspf ed, smiled and applauded when E. E. Harrington, Omaha bus driver, stopped his vehicle in mid-run,' turned toward, them and made a political speech. ' Harrington, Vho .is . campaign ing" for Omaha city commission er, said "It's pretty unusual to find a man who can work and carry on a political campaign at the same time." He promises, if elected, to make "as good com missioner as I have been a mo MEATS, r ATS, ETC J . Book Fed stamps TJ throufth XI good through July 31. Stamp T9 through X5 good through April 28;. 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