Thm OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Thursday Morning. September 27. 1S45
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Carnival Plan
For Pringle
Fmid Raising
PRINGLE Prinze school
community club met Friday night
to outline,' the activities lor the
coming year. It was decided to
have a carnival on October 28 to
replenish the treasury and have
money to purchase a new stove
for the ' kitchen before - another
year. Charles Nelson was appoint
ed chairman of the carnival com
mittee with L. L. Norton as as
sistant chairman and W. I Cal
laway, Mrs. J. L. Fenley, Mrs.
Tom Kendrick and -Mrs. F. A.
Rawlins as members. ,
The membership drive is to be
intensified during, the next month
and the winners announced at
the October meeting. The pro
gram committee for October is
Mrs. t George Settlemier, chair
man, Mrs. Ed Kottek; and Mrs.
.Charles. BlackwelL Refreshment
committee will ' be '. Jin. Robert
Holden, ' chairman, Mn. C. L
Mann, and Mrs. A. D. Smith.
I The program . consisted of a
drum and accordion duet by Carl
Bartrulf, jr. and Mrs, Carl Bar
truff, r., followed .with a tap
dance by Marilyn Settlemier nd
JSharlene and Donna Nelson.
Marjorie Tye from the . home
demonstration department furn
ished, a movie entitled "Kids
Must Eat" featuring , the. Quiz
Kids, also some novelty shows.
Starrett Native
Of Silverton ' u
SILVERTON Frederick G.
Starrett, who has taken the posi
tion of assistant manager of the
Willamette Valley division. Port
land General Electric company,
was born at Silverton. lie served
in the navy in the first World war
and has been employed by the
PGE company since 1229, in the
traction department, light ' and
power division, and later as Man
ager of the St. Helen division
and of the Gresham division.
Teachers Listed
For Heights
SALEM HEIGHTS School is
starting its second week with 158
pupils enrolled to date. Teachers
are Mrs. Margaret Saunders, prin
cipal and first, grade, Mrs. Char
lotte Jones, second grade, Mrs. D.
D. Craig, third grade, Mrs. Boyer
fourth and fifth, Mrs, Loyd
Drorbaugh, fifth and sixth, Mrs.
Al Lovcik, seventh and eighth. ,
.Valley Obituaries
j FRED W. SCIIEURER
AURORA Fred W. Scheufer,
69, of . Butte ville, died Tuesday
morning after a lingering illness.
Mr. Scheurer was born Septem
ber 11,. 1876 in Portland and was
married to Lena Engelhart in
1912 at St. Louis, Ore., and had
since resided at Butteville. He
was a member of the Hermes
Lodge No. 56 Knights of Pythias
for over 25 years.
Besides the widow, he leaves
two daughters, Magdaleen Noble
of Portland; and Catherine Baker
ef Donald; four grandchildren.
I ; Funeral services will be held,
Funeral Home in Aurora with in
terment to follow in Butteville
cemetery.
Mrs; Heiser
Funeral Held
ALBANY Funeral services for
Mrs. Anna Katie Heiser, 71," who
died at the ' Falwell . Nursing
home, -following- a short illness
Sunday night,' September 23, were
held from the Immanuel Lutheran
church at 2 o'clock Wednesday,
September 26. Rev. R. H. Weiland
conducted the services. Burial was
in the Sand Ridge cemetery. The
Fisher Funeral ' home was in
charge.
Anna Wolhaupt was born April
13, 1874, in Phillips, Wis. She
ater lived for a time in Marshal
county, Minn., where she was
married to Fred Andrew Heiser
on February 2, 1889. In 1912 they
came to Oregon, settling in Al
bany, where they have lived for
the past 33 years. Mr. Heiser died
here on May 28 of this year. Mrs.
Heiser was a member of the Lu
theran church.
Surviving are two children,
Frank Heiser of Albany and Mrs.
Emma Pain of Kenne wick, Wash.
Three brothers and a sister, eight
grandchildren and nine great
grandchildren also survive. The
brothers are William Wolhaupt of
Albany, Charles Wolhaupt of On-
alaska. Wash., and Henry WoK
haupt of Fordville, N.D., and the
sister Is Mrs. Minnie Mellentine
of Minneapolis, Minn.
MARGERET MICIIELS
; Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
geret Michels will be held Fri
day morning at . St. Boniface
Catholic church in Sublimity at
8:30 ajn.
: . Margcret Stef fes was born in
Germany March 31872 and died
at Sublimity Monday noon at the
age of 73 years. She was mar
ried to Frank Michels January 9,
1894, at Parkston, South Dakota.
They came to Oregon November
1920 and made their home near
Sublimity. Mr. Michels died in
1930.
She" is survived by four daugh
ters, Mrs. Gertrude Kremer of
Sublimity, Mrs. Kathryn Bable of
Salem, Mrs. Marie Mack of Wash
ougal, Wash, and Mrs. Anna Ben
edict of Stayton, and three sons,
Anthony, John and Richard Mich
els oi Washougal. Two brothers,
H. G. Stef fes of Stayton and Joe
Steffes of Stkkney, South Dako
ta, and three sisters, Mrs. Ger
trude rRuettfers of Salem, Mrs.
. E. EL Thomas of Stickney, So,
Dak., and Mrs. Mary Michels of
Redfield, So. , Dak. also survive
as do five grandchildren, Harold
Wolf of Salem, Yolanda Pohle of
- Salem, Lovonl Benedict, Stayton,
Ernestine and Roberta, Michels,
Washougal. 4
Burial will be at St Boniface
cemetery, with W. .; Weddle in
charge.
Gene Krnpa
Says She is Terrific'.;
NOW
See and Bear Her la Persoa
WORLD S GREATEST
FEMALE DRUMMER
Ilary IlcClanahan
Featured 4 Years with Phil
Spitalny's All-Girl Orchestra
On the "Hour of Charm
Program
- PLUS -FIELDER
& HARRIET
Singing, Dancing, Comedy
Stars
f FOLIE MILLER '
A beauty and the best in taps
RUSTY COL5IAM
Oregon's Favorite M. C
Archie Thomas Orchestra
iNe"ceTe'rhargeBfere
Open Frsm S - Dinners From C
DINE AND DANCE
LEOimnD's
SUPPER CLUB
Salem's Only
Theatre Restaurant
1 Block N. ef Underpass en
Portland Road
4-7 -JH1'
Crawford School
Has 25 Pupils
TURNER-(Route l)-Cfawford
school reopened last Monday and
by the end of the week had an
enrollment of 25. Mrs. Mary Helen
Larson is teacher.
Among the improvements made
during the summer was the paint
ing of the inside, varnishing of
desks and purchase of new win
dow blinds. A number of new
text books have also been added.
Three of the five windows re
cently broken by passing bean
pickers have been replaced.
Luther League
Convention
To Be Held
SILVERTON The Oregon Cir
cuit Young People's Luther lea
gue will convene at Immanuel
church Friday, Saturday and Sun
day with the Rev. S. I Almlie,
host pastor.
The theme of the convention is
"Christ Is the Answer' and the
Rev. Sigvald Fauske, .Luther lea
gue evangelist, v will , be guest
speaker. .
Registration will be held Fri
day at 7 p.m. followed by the
opening session when Rev. Griro
stvedt of Vancouver, Wash., will
be in charge of the devotion. Rev.
A. Strain, district Luther league
president and Rev. Fauske- win
both speak. A social hour will be
held following the formal session.
- Bible study will, take up at 9
ajn. Saturday. Speaking will be
Ray Tobiason of Longyiew; Ruh
mor Gulhaugen of Astoria; George
Henriksen, Jr., of Portland, and
Judith Givson of Vancouver. - A
business meeting will follow the
discussions and election of offi
cers will be held. The convention
banquet will be held Saturday
night at 6:30 with the Rev. War
ren Strain as toastmaster; the
Rev. Sigvald Fauske as speaker
and special music in charge of
George Henriksen, jr, Portland. A
motion picture will follow the
banquet
The convention communion
service will be held Sunday at
9:30 a.m. with Rev. Almlie officP
ating. At 11 o'clock Rev. Fauske
will speak. A fellowship dinner
will follow and the afternoon
rally session will begin at 2:30.
Lewis Commands
Legion Post r - I
SILVERTON Jack J. Lewi
has been made commander of the
Delbert Reeves post No. 7, Ame
rican Legion, to take the place of
James Black, who resigned and
eft Sunday for New York en-
route to Peru. ' ..
Lewis was formerly a member
of the local Legion but in recent
years has lived in Portland. He
returned to Silverton to make bis
home a few weeks ago. -
of C Meets in
Mid-October
SILVERTON Errol Ross, pres
ident,' announces that the Silver-
ton chamber of commerce will
have its first meeting of autumn
on October 16. Officers from last
spring ' hold over Including the
program chairman, who is John
W. Jordan, - until , the December
meeting. " :V .
CLOYERDALE ON RADIO j
Members of the Cloverdale lo
cal were in charge of the regular
armers Union radio program
Wednesday evening over station
KOAC
PTA Meets First
Time for Fail
SILVERTON The first aut
umn Parent-lea cner association
executive session has been an
nounced for October 2 at the Eu
gene Field building. Mrs. Peter
Sorenson, jr., is association presi
dent. Plana will be made! for the
annual teachers' reception; as well
as for regular PTA meetings.
Cake Baked for
Baker; Birthday
Party Is Given
SILVERTON For once, R. A.
Fish, local baker and worthy pa
tron of Ramona chapter, Order
of Eastern Star, -did not have to
bake his own cake. Mrs. Lloyd
Larsen, worthy matron, surprised
Mr.Fish with a 'birthday cake
at the no-host dinner Tuesday
night which was the autumn open
ing session of the chapter juSd Mr,
Fish's birthday. - '
The committe arranged . the
party included Mrs. Clinton Weibe,
Mrs. Harlan Loe and Mrs. J. E.
Stoy. The coffee and serving
committee consisted of Mrs. F.
E. Sylvester and Mrs. George
Towe. Mrs. Fish decorated the
rooms.
Holiday at Coast
For Bethel Family
BETHEL Mr. and Mrs. J. K
Wolfe and daughters Eva Mae and
Lucy Ann have returned from a
holiday at the coast. They spent
two days as the guests of Mrs. P
A. King, formerly a neighbor at
Bethel, at her home at Wecoma,
Several days were spent with Mrs.
Wolfe's cousin, Mrs. John R. Rock
at her home at Oretown. -"..'
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riealecily te
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No longer need jour sLin be without adequate
lubrication at aay hour ef the day or night ...
regardless! Yet you do not sleep with cream on f
jour face ... nor impair jour da j time make-up
. in anj waj. A telf-givcn treatm?ot se quick ...
so simple that it tales nlj minutes to use end
it wwlaretUj uorks Used for 40 jears bj the
most important women of Europe ... now fetjw
ff - mutt re.
Students
Enter Colleges
At OSC New York
AMITY Wayne Bobbins,
grandson .1 of Mrs. Charles Rob
bins, and Mrs. F. L. Strout, has
entered as a student at OSC. He
graduated from McMinnville high
school and was orator for his class.
Jimmie Strout, also a grandson of
Mrs. Strout, and ' son - ot Mrs.
Vivian Strout, . of McMinnville,
will be a student at OSC. .
Mr. and Mrs.' Lee McKee "re
ceived a telegram - from their
daughter, Miss, Violet McKee, say
ing, that she' had arrived safely
in New York City, where she will
attend the.J university - of - New
York. ' She will study 'advertising
and merchandising. Miss McKee
graduated from Oregon State col
lege last spring with high honors.'
Goyerdale Fanners.
Plans Fall Meetings'
CLOVERDALE The local
Farmers' Union will hold its first
fall meeting ' at the schoolhouse
Thursday night." During the sum
mer months no meetings have
been held Louis "' Bennies is the
local president,, and Margaret
Miller is secretary."
New, Girl in w.
Gity Office
SILVERTON r Miss Betty
Brokke has accepted the position
at the city water office left vacant
by the resignation of Miss Wilma
Hannart who left last -week' for
California where she was married
to Pfc. David Berger Monday of
this week. Miss Brokke will as
sist Miss Althea Meyer, city trees
urer. .. r;-Cr-;'-" ,S
. Mrs. Lida Usher, who has been
at -the Sunny-Sisters home at Sa
lem for the past few months, -is
reported much improved and ex
pects to .be home In a few. weeks.
Mrs. Usher, who lived alone, went
to the home to convalesce follow
ing an illness early this spring.
".. Mr. and Mrs. W. C Larson have
purchased a lot in Salem and plan
to build next spring; They sold
their home here recently to, Mi!,
and MraRholia Cooley. :
Tom Anderson left Wednesday
morning for Everett, Wash where
Mrs; Anderson has been for- some
days with 'her mother, Mrs." Ten
nison, -who had been 111 and who
died Tuesday. . Mrs. Tennison has
visited 'here a number of times
with her daughter. Anderson will
return to Silverton Thursday. Mrs.
Anderson" will ' accompany - her
mother east for burial. : - : -
Mrs. Martin Hannan will start
taking the annual school census
on October. 1., She has taken this
for -several years. She will, also
take the directory census of adults
this year. r '
William Bloch la moving his
electrical shop from the Worden
m . .
building to the Palace theatre
building into the space recently
vacated by the Western Auto Sup
ply store, who moved , this week
into the Fish building on North
Water street. : -r -:
Silas Olson is employed at the
Steelhammer Drug store, taking
the place of . Wendell Heath, who
resigned. Heath has not given out
his ; future plans. Olson was em
ployed -at the Steelhammer Drug
store some years ago. : : - ;
Grade School Lunch .
Room to Open Soon
SILVERTON Preparations are
being, made to open the grade
school- lunch room at the' Eugene
Field ; building in . another . week,
M. B. Ford, principal reports. The
milk service : will, possibly start
thlsi week, he added.".: V ; -
Labor No Trouble
At ; Swegle Yard
Neighbors Help J
SWEGLE Hop picking t was
finished Wednesday at the Ralph
DeSart ranch. There was no se
rious labor problem with the
usual pickers present each' day
to harvest the crop.
Several of the neighbors picked
for the DeSarts -for many years.
Experiences of years gone by
were re-told and the latest family
news kept up with. .
BONE TO BE ON RADIO
Arthur IL Bone, editor of the
Oregon Farmer Union, will speak
on the Farmers Union radio pro
gram next Wednesday, at C:S0
o'clock over station KOAC, on
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