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Sisters Visit
The ivory billed woodpecker.
f Not for two decades hss anyone
found the nest of the toearly ex
tinct whooping crane, which used
to fly in vast flocks.' i
- Chinese, spoken' by 488,573,000 .
persons, is the most s used " lan-
guage. English is spoken by 247-
833,000. , 1 ' ' i
:allei:ew!i',:
California condor . and j whooping
Seattle
Folk
crane are the American birds prob
ably nearest extinction.
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4AONTOOMIKY WARD
North Sauliam Women i
Travel North for
Vacation )
t rom The Statesman's Community Correspon dents
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NORTH SANTIAM Mrs. Rob
ert Metcalfe and her half sister,
Mary Phillips of Seattle, left
Tuesday for Seattle where they
will visit their father, J. Carlson,
both were recent guests of Mrs.
Louis Fowler. Mrs. Metcalfe upon
her return wilt make her home
with Mrs. Fowler, whose husband
lCuin Tu, Lr 'ntw w nd to the farm buildings on the Hiatt, Barker and iPurvine
Delbert Fowler recently spent Uia. - i i
Tractor Caused Grain Fire) It ;
May Result in Ne w Equipment -
ZENA A sweeping fire, fanned by fa stiff wind, which I started
in a field of oats and vetch on the Greta Hiatt farm Friday, at 4
p. m. threatened to jump over into the; Bethel district on the west
a ,f week at a boys' camp at the
coast.
Oliver Burris and
Roy Knotts fished
Happy Landings
started
Mr. and Mrsj
Kenneth arid
two days at
south of Taft. Burris
picking beans this week.
Arthur Biles has returned from
Medford where he attended the
funeral of his: brother. PFC and
Mrs. Robert Bethell and daugh
ter, Jean, brought him home. Mrs.
Bethell and daughter plan to vis- Thomaf and Harriett VanCleave,
it here and help in the bean har- pioneers of jg met Sunday a
vest . I . . ternoon under the oaks at the
Mr. and Mrs. Moslander of VanCleave . residence on Water
West Salem are vinung wun meir t m Silverton
daughter, Mrs. : Leland Keithley,
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence McGuf-
fin and their son, home on a fur
lough after being .wounded on
Okinawa, are visiting his brother.
John McGuffin;
- - Mr. and Mrs. John Williams
of Odesa," Tex., were
guests of ;the Oliver Burris es. Wil
pxaces on me east, beiore controlled, t .
One result of the fire is that a movement lis underway to get
fire fighting j- equipment! I similar
to that of Sheridan,, with chemicals
mounted on a truck, fori use of
the outlying districts of Zeha, Lin
coln nd Sprijng Valleyi :
A tractor used In combining the
grain was thought to have caused
the, fire. . ' . , ; I
The flames, accompanied by a
dense,,rolling smoke could be seen
for miles around and farmers from
far and near hurriedly armed with
shovels, and sacks, rushed to the
scene; Fire departments- of Salem
and Corvallis were called, but
could not go out of their districts.
Finally Sheridan responded but
the fire was practically out" by
the time the truck arrived.
VanCleave Clan
Holds Reunion
At Silverton
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SILVERTON Descendants of
The oldest members present
were Fannie Trullinger and Joe
VanCleave. Others were Mr. and
Mrs. Emil Nelson, Richard and
James Nelson, Hazel McMorris,
Portland; Mrs. Sue VanCleave
and Vnnth VanflMv Aiimc-
r"nt villef Mrs. Addie Palmateer, Stay-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mc
Illinois Man
Visits Family
In Silverton
liams was recently discharged Mftrrl. stt mrn. rs Mn
irom we navy. m. " Albert VanCleave, Woodburn;
snier oi aui-ui tu Joe VanCleave. Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas. . I Gordon Vanf!lavf Maurin and
noger wmiams, BnUm u "MMarvio VanCleave. Dr. and Mrs
MT. and Mrs. Joe W imams IS Ul. r-i-.-h Vnf1Mv. JnhnnU Van.
Mrs. Elmer Hoffman was taken
to a Salem hospital Tuesday Ann c-rol Sue and Jona r..
where she underwent a major v a VanCleave. all
operation. of Silverton
Fannie Trullinger, Vernonia;
Mr. and . Mrs. Cleo McMorris,
Cleta Mae- and Wayne McMorris,
Bertha VanCleave, Salem;
Visitors were Marianne Mina-
ker, Portland; Mrs. Florence Bu
ell, Salem.
Officers elected for the coming
year are Cleo McMorris, presi
dent: Raleigh VanCleave, vice
SILVERTON Gottlieb Hari of president: Fleta McMorris Nelson,
Goodfield. 111' vho formerly lived secretary,
near here visited former neigh-1 i
Tim im In iYm nrxt I
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w, pnHja'.nrf tmhmth. U S. District of Columbia the
. w Hart und Adoloh Hari of tovernment area of Can-
Mrs. John IPerkins of Boise,
. Idaho, cam fViday to'; make her
home with her husband's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. PerkinsL Pri
vate John Perkiins is in army serv
ice in Germany. ! '
The Bethany! circle of Immanuel
Lutheran church met Friday with
Mrs. Harold Satern.
Robert Alien is at a Portland
hospital following a major opera
tion. Miriam Allen, home eco
nomics teacher in Roseburg high
. school, is - spending the summer
with her parents, helping at the
bus terminal restaurant which
they operate.
North Howell Couple
Are Slayton Guests!
NORTH- HOWELL Visiting1
relatives i at Stayton last Sunday
were Mr and Mrs. L. R. Sawyer!
and MrsJ Amy Beer. i . J
Mrs. Violet Dick and Donna
Hagen spent the past weekend a
Sweet Home. i 4 I
Saturday cupper guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.i A. B,
Wiesner iwere Mr. and Mrs. G
Candeau lof Salem and Mrs. Eve4
lyn Steidmger of Rockaway.
Baby Victim
Of Auto Crash
LEBANON, July 30-Nora Wells,
seven months old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Wells died Fri
day night of head injuries received
when the car in which the family
was riding collided with another
on the street in Sweet Home. The
parents .were; both, painfully .in
jured and the two older 'children.
Margaret and Bobby, . five and
three, received cuts and bruises.
The accident occurred when the
driver's attention was attracted,
it seemed monentarily, to a group
of friends on the side, walk.
Silverton Girl Plays
SILVERTON The Lind-Ppm
eroy Girls' national champion soft-
ball team of Portland will play
the Tonseth team, also from Port
land, Wednesday night at 7:30 on
McGinnis Field.
Pat I Carson Carkins, local gir
plays bn the Lind-Pomeroy team.
State Jersey Breeders The an
nual state, picnic of the Oregon
Jersey Cattle club will be held
Sunday, August 12 on the Oregon
State college campus in Corval
lis. The Linn-Benton county club
and the dairy department of, the
college will he hosts.
Farm Purchased The Ed Ziel
inski and son, Stephen and Warren
have sold their large farm near
Sheridan and moved to the Hazel
Green community where they
bought a farm from Mrs. Dorothy
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Lebanon Mills
Aid Mosquito
Control Project
LEBANON4A11 of the mills in
. the city and several which have
ponds some distance from town
have expressed a willingness to
' cooperate with) the city authorities
in the planned mosquito control
' work. It is expected an entomolo
gist from the department of agri
culture will cpme here to assist
the local health officer. Dr. D. E.
Iteid, who is in charge of the pro-
gram. I
' The city will supply oil to those
industries that are willing to use
' it on mosquito breeding places.
Spray guns belonging to the fire
department will be used and it is
possible that other spray guns may
be purchased. Sigurd Landstrom
' is working with the health depart
ment in getting this program
under way. The Lions club has
votedlto sponsor the project and
other community groups are ex
pected to give! active cooperation.
Hubbarcl Lodge I
Is Entertained
HUBBARD "The Thalia. Rebe-
kah lodge of Hubbard met Tues
day, July 24.1 A buffet supper
-around the outdoor fireplace was
held at the home of Miss Fran
ces Weaver. She was assisted by
Mrs. Lorena Duncan.
' . Nineteen " guests were served.
Those present were Grace Cram
er, Wilma Leffler, Merle Rogers,
Eva Welch, Frances Weaver; Le
nora Purvine, Nora Boyd, Lorena
Duncan, Ella Becker, Edna Ban-
yard, Peggy Brusven, Ida John
eon, Blanche Morrison, Mary
Moore, Dora Hutches, Ruby
'Murphy, Mina DeWolf, Hazel
Myers, Alice Weaver.- ;
Valloy Births
: "NORTH SANTIAM Mr. and
' Mrs Ray ! Morgan are the par
ents of a girl, ! Grace Evlyn, born
July 18, at a Salem hospitaLMrs.
; Morgan was seriously ill at the
time with penumonia, but is now
doing nicely and is expected home
for city C
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prettiest dresses. In such wonderful colors I f f L I 1 1 . , V I
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with luxurious collars of red or Norwegian h i - ) - T A A- J
! blue-dyed fox. Fitted style: , toot , j f JV I
$1 down holds your cef until Oct. 7th while you com- i I
. plete the monthly payments on Words Leyaway f Ian. j ' j l
155 N.Liberty ; I .. " j - : hone 3194 ; j
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Ing the balance in equal monthly payments.
Wards hold thtm for us until Oct. 13th. ,
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