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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1946)
Hubbard Folk Arc Honored HUBBARD Mr. arwT Mr. Charles Palmer celebrated their cold eh wedding anniversary at their home la Hubbard Sunday, June 11 . . . ' Otj? hundred fifty-five father ed in Uve lOOSMiail for a dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer were married May 27. It 90. Palmer was- bora in Wintrodes, III 4 Mar Mid-Willamette Valley From The Statesman Community Correspondents f Mage? Family Has Reunion RICKEY For the first time since before the war the family Y. and Sarah Walker - " - 1 n 1 - .'Lrl r.ra UT.I1. ' " Palmerta Viola. Ore . Jan. 1 8, ' " 1 . .ii-L . of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Ma gee for a picnic dinner. Sunday. The Magee family came to Ore gon in the early 90 . purchased 1S77 Their nine children and fami lies, were present Sunday. They are: Mrs.- W. T. Crane. Alma. Calif.: Mrs. W.-H. Lewis and Mrs. She. Dr. Minthorn farm at Crooked Bcb Robiaon. Vancouver. Wah.; j rinrr where Herbert Hoover 1'aven and Orlan Portland: Lio- n(.e ,ivrd Wllh h uncrt Dr. Min rU Rickreall; MHvln. Wilbur. 1 xhorn. The Macrrs later moved to Ore.; LjeiL Sutherltn. Ore., and', farm ,t scotts Mflli which is John Of Los Angeles. now ownj hy a daughter Mrs E There are It grandchildren and . Nicholson. four gTeal-gTandrhUdren. Aa a j ' . second honeymoon Mr. and Mrs. IVmer left Tuesday morning for VISIT Df SCANS motor tdur'Cf the, northwest I HUBBARD Mr find Mrs Clar- arvd British Columbia with their ence Johnson and Mrs. Hattie Ut- daughter and -husband. Mr. Mrs. w. 1 r. Crane. Elections for Scliool Jobs TURNER Monday night the annual school election was held. William B. Pearson was elected to fill the Unexpired term of Ken neth Dyer, who is moving away Builders Class To Hear Speaker Amity Man Wins Award and John Mickey to the three 'there AMITY The meritorious civilian service .award for tech nical work on naval radio com munications has been awarded to Dr. Ramond C. Waddel, Wil lamette university graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wad- SILVERTON, June 20 -(Spec- del. Amity. The presentation was ial)- I. B. Alfred, teacher of the j made at the naval research labo Methodist Builders class. an- j ratory Washington, D. C, where nounres a special program for Dr. Waddd'a efforts to eliminate Friday night at 8 o'clock when ' precipitatiojiC static interference Capt. Harry Riches will display j in aircraft radios played "a vital trophies from Europe and wiil part in the successful prosecu- speak on agricultural conditions ! tion of joint army-navy project daughter of Mrs. Vs.il. Miss Schulz is a student of Oregon State college and was returning home for the summer vacation. She will receive her degree in pharmacy next year. Other guests of the Vails were Mrs. Vaii's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Oluf W. Christensen, William and Ruth Ann. They had taken t,heir daugh ter, Joan, to Silver Creek Falls. having won a scholarship at To The Oregon Statesman. Salem, Ore.. rridqy.Tune 2t. 194S 7 Warehouse Going Up in Amity AMITY Ground is being cleared for the construction of a prc-fabricated all, steel grain warehouse by Burlingham and Meeker Co. proved the concrete floor at ground level for $5984, with flooring $7984. HERE FROM MONTANA TALBOT Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Potter and children. Laura Ann and John, of White Sulphur Springs, Mont., are visiting- Mrs. here. CPA has ap-1 Potter's .parents. Mr. and Mrs. amplication for the Georce Potts. sr.. and her brotn- . . - - 1 unjvru li ic iuLifH.diiuii ledo high school. Their daug&tei, J bunding which will be 60x81, er, George Potts, jr.. and family. ivauiryn, nau oeen w 11 ic n,ose Festival, played with the school band of Toledo. year term left vacant by Tom Webb, who declined the nomina tion. The budget which allows for taxes of $7866 84 outide the 6 per cent limitation was approved. Total estimated expenditures, are $29.1.15. with the lo'al estimated receipts, $16,220. TURNER (Route 1 ) Mrs. Lou is Dav is was re-elected as school on the problem," according to a On the program are vocal solos 1 citation accompanying the award by Mrs. W. P. Scarth and Miss Dr. Waddel received his bach Elaine Hamre, a cello solo by K. elor of arts degree at Willamette V. Ilmkley and piano selections university in 1931. He earned his hy Miss Mary Alfred. PhD degree in 1940 at fiew York Members of the class are spon- ; university where he was an as soring an ommi air service and ! sistant in the department of phy picmc at the Floyd Fox ranch j sics before joining the naval re Sunday. Cars will leave the , search staff. church at 11 a m. to go to the r. and z.nger of Puyallup v is. ted at the I S'r' th; i?fmrs r F- C. R. Duncan home last weekend. "liV"? ?k Sn" cy. The budget vyith $29,000, es- ,:7 aDltey UBtrneffs ranch w here the services will be held, followed by a no-host pic nic "and social afternoon. lima ted proved.. expenditures was ap- Sllrertea Naomi society of Calvary Lutheran church will meet Tuesday night at the home t Miss Olsa Johnson at 414 3rd street. .' Mr at M rs. Jennie Moe has Cve to th forest ramp at Mo la. She is going to help with the cocking there for about six weeks. SHserteav-The Silverton com munity cannery will operate Tues- cLy and Saturdays from iz noon cm for th present. Leonard Hud son announced. Cherries are be ing canned. For information call to Hudsons. at their home for appointment,' Persons from out aide district are welcome to use cannery if appointments are made. ; Sim City Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Shuey, delegate from Mary lin chapter of OES, attended the three-day fneetinf, of the grand Mrs. Frank Smith, worthy matron cf Marylin chapter, also attended, and was chosen grand page. Mr. frank Smith and daughter. Peg- Mrs. Arthur 1 Ihr mrftm 1 ceed PRINGLE At the annual school meeting h-ld Monday night Jame Fenley Was e!ettel to suc- himself as school board member. The chairman ' of the board announced applications are being tajten for the janitor work for the coming term and anyone wishing to apply should contact one of the members. Other mem bers are Carl Bartruff and James Adams. After the annual meet ing a regular board meeting was Vails Entertain Several Visitors LYNCH BACK JEFFERSON Guests AMITY Walter Lvnch of j last week at the home of Mr. and Bi iedwell Station. who spent ! Mrs. George Vail was Arthur some time in California, has re- j Schulz and daughter, Jeanette of turned. 1 Hillhboro; son-in-law and grand- Union Commended For New Members TALBOT The regular meeting of Sidney-Talbot Fanners Union was held Friday night in the schoolhouse, with local president in charge. A letter from the state Farmers Union secretary was read con gratulating Sidney -Talbot on having taken in 18 new members the past year. Mrs. liallie McCarly, a mem ber, gave a report on the atomic j bomb experiment. Dusting of j peppermint was discussed. j Walter R. Dry. suoerintendent during of the blind school and Iva Mae j Speed, a student, were visitors. Miss Speed gave a demonstration of reading in Braille. She wrote with slate and Braille typewriter. ' "MAKE IT A MILLIOnr RETIRE WITH A LIFE INCOME AFTER 20 YEARS! The nw Regular Army has on ei th bat rtirmot plans on earth. You spot retir at ball pay for Uis alter 20 years of service; three quarters pay after 30 years ser vice. Over three-quarters of a million have joined up already. MAKE IT A MILLION! Get full facts at your nearest Amy Camp er Post er U. S. Army Recruiting Station. vB&rciy? i a 2) hm: 3C Post Office Building Salem, Oregon 'ITS UOilTH A TRIP" out to The Thos. Kay Ucolen Hill i ' . - 1 SS3 So. 12ih. St for Anything Ilkie cl Ucol gy. and Mr. and Kriever attended Tursday evening. Tslbet The , Talbot school dis trict No. 136 held its annual school meeting Monday night. Delmer Davidson was elected director for a three-year term. George Potts is the two-year term director and Keith Allen chairman for a one- year term. The new school law j held for discussion of the plans calls for a clerk to be appointed, i for laying new floors and build- . ... , j ing a play shed plus other work Habbard Albert Mi ler, son of j to done during the vacation Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Miller, has ar- j pf, rived home from service in Chi- : , na. Ralph, the older son is expect ed in July. Turner Sunday at 1 p.m. for mer students of the Turner schools will hold their annual no-host dinner and social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Pearson. Bridal ShoHerjln Given Brooks Girl on Sundav BROOKS Lona Lowery ami Maxme Lowery entertainf-d at a Swegle The June meeting of bridal hhower for Lorene Lowery the Women'a BibleHlass of First ! at the Myfloer hall on Sun Christian church was held at the 1 day- Guests present were Mrs. J. home of Mrs. Homer J. Conklin W- Burr, Mrs. Joseph Henny, on Lancaster Drive. I Charlotte 7.ielm-ki. Ai!e-tt Zie- , Imski. Betty tlregg. Arvcr Print le Daily Vacation Bible, Klampe. Mrs. Oivillc Klampe. school classes will be held at the j Mrs. fl. G Peaisal), Mrs. Uliot schoolhouse for nne week begin- I Johnson. Mrs. Mike Ixwery. ning June 24 st 9 am. and con-jMe,Uie Phillips. Clera Phillips, tinuing until 1:30 pm. The chil- Eleanor Frahci.vco. Mrs. Albert dren should bring lunch and a ! North. Mrs. E, J. Foree. Mrs nail hour lunch perion: will be . Orin L..rv. Ann I -ow. -i v f:.r- naa Jsi norwi. Ail chiicirrn ir invit4 to ttMiied whether or iMjt Uiey are m-mbeu of Pi ingle Sunday school. aldine Phillis, Juanita Burr. Roberta Lowery. Joyce food, Mrs. Ralph Shane. Mrs. Clyde Comtork, ;:Mrs. Ja k Shaw, Mr. Mack Shaw. Mts. (J. C. Ciuman. Mrs. Iee Shaw, Mis. Waldo Low ery and Mary, Mrs. Opal Ras mussen. Mr. George Lowrv. Elsie lxw el v, Mrs. Oti. ALFREDS HOSTS SILVERTON. June 20 -(Spec ial)- SilvertornV folk motored to j Mrs. lacomtf tor the weekend to be; philips, Mrs, EMe Slattum. Mrs ! guests of Lt. Col and Mr I--e An hie Lvn h, M. U.m,.n I Alfred. The visitors wne guests Wi ight, Mrs C;. W. Wnght. Mr at the officers club at Koi t l'w r, . Adams. Mi. Orm Phillips Saturday and Sunday In the ' iin l),,rthv, Mrs. Iwcv I-ow-group were Mr. and Mis. Jack ery. Marilyn Ramusen. Neoma i Fish. Mrs. Errol Koss and Mr. j ptulrip. Mrs. Junior ilillver. De- j and Mrs. Lloyd Larsen. Joining : iorr Wektluie. Jiettv S hro.-ler. i them there were Mai and Mrs. Frank Alfred. All aie former Sil verton folk. ERICK.HON HOME FRUITLAND -James Erickson. son of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Erick son is at home following his dis charge after spending 2 years in the navy. He was overseas nine months. Dot is Iltrstad. Irene Tolland.' Betiy McCoinmk and Mis. Dean j Lowery. j VISIT IN EVERETT TALBOT Mr. and Mrs A. R Blirustmi and Mrs. ina Reeves drove to ) Evetettt, Wash., over the weekend to visit Charles for ' Moulton who is seriously ill at his home thei e. UJ: .... Vl ilav YOU tat with th waii!cwers wearing a fixed Bsr.il on your lace thnt tr.es lo say, "X fast love) to watch the cthra dcci,.l:w." Ihn listen ... 14 ill Only 6 HOURS ot Arthur nurray's will moke you a Popular Partner lt' ar.-azni how fast yea can" !enrn lo d jrica the latesf B .:v.ba. IV x Trot, Si:i:txi cr Waitst! . . . Just put ycurs';! in the hands ol an Anhur Murray expert fcr e.x hors of lessons. You .1 er.,cy ever nunute fc amazed to f.nd hew eas.Iy you 'pick up the r.w sps. 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