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Tlx OREGON STATESMAN. Solera, OraKjon, Sunday Morning, Mot 23., 1941
PAGZ ELEVEN
Fire District
Is Proposed
For Linn Group
Bin O Blood donora from here
at Salem last week were Mrs. Ed
Gabrielsen and Mrs.' Leslie Tay
lor. It was the latter first dona
tion but Mrs. Oabrielsen's fifth.
Mrs. Gertrude Eejmold, who
became suddenly ill her a ' few
weeks-aco, isallghlr improved.
Mrs. Reynolds,, a .sister, of Fred and
Lynn Daley, Is athe homo of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr J and
Mrs. Cecil Turner, 4n Porttaod.
Electors of the proposed rural
fire protection district comprising
IS school districts .surrounding
here expect to attend the hearing
at Albany next month. 'An elec
tion on tha proposal' may be set
by the county court. Scio is not
included. '
Mrs. Harvey Sweety mother of
Melvin Sweet of. Scio, accompa
nied by her granddaughter, Dianne
Brubaker, are here" from Weiser,
Idaho, for a brief visit
G. L. Sutherland was able to be
among friends briefly this week,
following Illness a week ago. He
r observed his 89th birthday on
March 13. - 5
I Charley Young is in Albany
briefly, instructing a nephew in
spray car painting. . Mrs. Effie
Phelps of Lebanon is with Mrs.
Jennie Johnson, sister of Mr.
Young during the tatter's absence.
Mrs. j Phelps lived here 40 years
go when her husband, Ira Phelps,
published a , newspaper here, ;
Pressure test of a pumper proved
highly satisfactory, according to
Councilman Carl Cyrus, who . has
been, instrumental in securing the
equipment, j .; t ' i -
Waldo DeMoy, manager of the
Scio bank, attended a conference
of branch bank managers In
Salem.
Mrs. Hun er, formerly of Susan
ville, Calif,, who - recently pur
chased the Dell Zander residence
property here, plans to raise the
building and " construct' a . two
room addition. Mrs. Hunter's son,
Holland, who recently returned
from a month's stay at SusanviHe,
will be in charge of the work.
Valloy Briofs
Monmouth, BondaCfares C.
Powell is Monmouth chairman of
the seventh war bond .sale com
mittee." E.' J.- Page. pt Dallas is
Polk-county -chairman. - j
Cleanap 'DAT Set The Zena
eemetery.boara has set aside May
25 as a general deanup day and
asks that those coming to work
bring eqxiipmeht " ' I
Bala Speaker -Dr' y, Ji Bafji
of, the VsUUeducaUenal-department,'.
1 2 thrtrtwaJcet-May 23
at the &erty. eightn" grade com
mencement. , A class jof 18 will be
graduated. 1 : ' -j'
Ma Danbar ..Speaker Rotary
club at Silverton --will hold ' its
ladies night June 6, and Sadie Orr
Dunbar will speak.-- The club s an
nual calf award will be announced
at the meeting Monday noon.
Returns ie Class Darold Satern,
member of the 'Silverton high
school graduation class, is recov
ering from pneumonia and hopes
to be able to attend commene
ment Wednesday night.
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Community' Cannery The final
drive for funds for Itiiev Silverton
Community cannery jwfll be mae
this coming ' week.) Mrs. .Carl
Specht is chairman in charge. Be
cause many .rural districts hafe
been missed because of shortage
of. workers those wishing to give
are asked to call the. chairman.
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Pupils Hosts
For Mothers
At Tea Party
MONMOUTH The seventh
grade boys . and girls were, hosts
to their mothers at a tea May 11.
A short program featured .a play,
"Three Wishes," with these young
actors. Helm--Smith, Donald Ed
wards, David Barrows,. Edward
Lofting, Velma Carrow, and Peter
Konichek. Elizabeth Hooks play
ed a piano number; Phyllis Part
ridge told the history of mother's
day; Billy Wallace read a poem,
"Vagabond Story; and the class
sang; "In the Evening by the
Moonlight and "O 'Solo Mlo.Hv
The committees were: program.
Donna Tomkins. Nancy Miller.
Glea Humphreys; ushers, Vera
Geibbrecht, Billy Baker; hostesses,
Bonnie Jean Flickinger, Phyllis
Partridge; pouring, Betty Lou
Guthrie, Velma Carrow, Donna
Tomkins, Margaret Aynes.
Flower arranging, Louise Ben
nett, Edward Lofting, Carol West-
berg; clean-up, those who eat
unch at home; serving,' Richard
Fortenberry, Robert Park, Donald
Edwards, Grace Schroeder, Julia
Hamilton, Louise Bennett, Ronald
Comstock; play scenery, Velma
Carrow, Mary Davis; cookies, Hel
en Smith, Margaret Aynes, Edward
Lofting, Sidney Pierce, Billy Wal
lace; sandwiches, Sheilia Link,
Betty Lou Guthrie; punch, Marton
Bond, David Barrows; tea, Georgia
Rlchter and Betty Jo Simons.
Mothers attending .were Mes-
dames Haskins, Hooks, Smith,
Guthrie, Edwards, Aynes, Schroe
der, Simons, Westberg, Comstock,
Tomkins, Lofting,- Baker, Carrow,
Parks, Miss Nelle Link and Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace.
Newly elected officers of the
training school are Billy Wallace,
president; Margaret Stump, vice
president; Leith Rettie, secretary;
Molly Edward, treasurer; David
Vincent. . sergeant-at-arms.
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nome From Midwest Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Klein and Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Klein jof Aumsville
have returned from Minnesota,
where they visited their 90 year
eld father. . -
Valloy Births
r rr . VKRTON' i Relatives and
other friends .have j received an
nouncements of the birth ox a
daughter. Linda Ann. May 9, at
San Francisco to S.I Sgt Max B.
Hubba of McClellan field, and Mrs.
Linda Ann is ' a granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. . George Hubbs of
Sflverton. " ' 1
Nimble Fingers
4-H Qub Winnera
At LinniFair
QUEENER Tha Nimble- Fin
gers sewing dub members have
completed their projects and die-
played work at the linn county
4-H fair. Pearl Jensen won the
championship j in sewing I and di
vision A. Donna Peek took the
second prize in sewing I and divi
sion A. Jessie Lee Manderscheld
tvon a second in sewing L divi
sion B. i
The four eighth grade students
who will receive diplomas at the
Queener homecoming Sunday,
May 20, are David Karr. Robert
Busch, Robert Urban and Melvin
Manderscheidi
Frank Archambeau was unable
to attend school the last day be
cause of illness.
tverne Peterson. Alvin Haeetnan
and rjonald Jeffries were gradu
ated.
Following are the nroeram num
bers, Invocation, Rev. S. Hamrick:
salutatory, Laverne Peterson; class
Introduction, Alvin Hageman; song
Dy tne (Mass; class . history, Alvin
Hageman: Diane solo. Mrs. John
Wright; class prophecy. Donald
In the 12th century, there were
few utensils, land food was gen
erally eaten With the fingers. .
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Memorial Service
For Dale Porter
To Be on Sunda
BETHEL Mr.. and Mrs.
11am Porter, formerly of this! dis
trict and nw- at Silverton,' re
ceived word on Wednesday j that
their son, PTC Dale William Por
ter, U. S. marine corps, was killed
in action on Okinawa on May 4.
h The Pratum Methodist church
is holding a memorial service on
Sunday at 11 a. m., and Bethel
neighbors will attend. I
Valley Calondar
TUESDAY. MAT tt I
r Prstum-Msclesy Borne f rtenilon
unit, home of Mrs. H. B. Paget Of
wiiiara, l :ao p.m.
WEDNCSDAT. MAT tl
Stay ton Woman's-' club, clubhouse,
130.
nimini jta m
Marlon rarmers Tjnioa auxiliary.
ru nau. li.
rmroAT, mat is
Kdina Lan Horn Extension j unit,
bom of Mrs. Robert Klemple. IJO.
Bethel Holdi !
Commencement for
lur Graduates
BrrHELWhite painted fence
and graduated pedestals bearing a
profusion of spring flowers made a
lovely background for the stage at
Bethel school K Thursday-. I night
when the.elghtii grade graduation
took place. Marvin Klrscher, La-
ANTIQUES
VVANTED!
Old Dolls, Doll Heads,
Old: Milk Glass,. Fijrtrr
enesv Swiss Music - Box,
Hanging Lamps t
Write siviar description and
price first-letter, i - t
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Rt 1, Box 1, Salem
Jefferies; vocal solo, Mary "Ham
rick; commencement address, Mrs.
Carmalite. Weddle; valedictory,
Marvin Kirscher;- presentation of
diplomat; Ralph A. Wilson; song,
Nancy Manning and class; bene
diction, Key. Hamrick. - Mrs. John
Wright was. accompanies.
The -annual ' school picnic took
place on Friday with dinner serv
ed in the school dinigroom, The
warm sunshine ' made . the' day
pleasant. The pupil-parent teams
for the ball game were made up
by- choosing members, and the
score was. close. j '
I Mrs. Carrie Branch, has taught
the school for the past two years
and is fggi to-remain with- the
school for the coming year,.
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Presented for
Roberts GT Club
ROBERTS The GT club met
at the Frank Needham home, 1000
Mornlngside, Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. -John Orsborn, Mrs. Cora
Smith "and Mrs." Albert Blank en -
ship assisted --.-; ru . m
Quests, Jwere Mrs. Wynne Petef-
son,. Yerle Smith, Mrs.. Emery
Ward and Mrs. William Judson.
A musical program was given
by Cynthia Needham, voice and
piano; Dolore Metcalf, piano;
Dean Needham, vocal, and Philip
Blankenship, violin.
The next meeting will be June
21, with Mrs. Alice Coolidge, 2441
State st Mrs. Harry Carpenter
and Mrs. Ethel Davenport will
assist. -
The guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Lee Eyerly and Sharon,
Mrs. Louis Johnston, Mrs. Mary
Painter, Mrs. Karl Heyden and
sons, Richard and Roger, Mrs.
Ray Eyerly, Mrs. George Higgins,
Mrs. Leonard Zielke, Mrs. Wil
liam Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Virgil Gear-
hart, Mrs. Clara Blankenship, Mrs.
Earl Blankenship, Mrs. Alice Cool
idge, Mrrk Harry Eyerly and sons,
Larry Jrind Mike, Mrs. Ernest
Grayy-Mrs. Wynne Peterson, Mrs.
am Judson and Mrs. . Emery
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Crimson Clover Bloomi
On Oak Point Farm
OAK POlNT Farm crops in
this vicinity are looking good,
vetch is beginning to bloom and
Alfred Klug has 24 acres of crim
son clover all in bloom which he
plans to combine for seed. .
Lloyd Hughes also has several
acres of ' crimson clover. Spring
grain that was sowed is up and
looking good but farmers are an
xious to finish seeding and are
held up because of the rain.
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