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Wedding Said
WOODBURtf Married at
double rinf ceremony Tuesday,
June 18. t St. Lukag Catholic
church were Miss Emma Halter,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Got
tfried Halter of Wood burn and Ed
ward Baumin of Sheridan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bauman of
Woodburn. The Rev. V. L. Mof
fenbeier officiated at the nuptial
high mass and Misses Virginia,
Donna and Patricia Murphy sang
with Mrs. E. S. Donnelly at the
organ.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore white satin 5ro
cade. designed princess style, with
sweetheart neckline and long
train. Her full lingth veil fell from
a headdress of the same material.
edged with seed pearls. She car
ried a white prayer book topped
with carnations and roses.
Attendants were her two sisters.
Miss Rosemary Halter as maid of
honor and Miss Rita Halter as
bridesmaid. Attending the bride
groom were his two brothers,
Clyde Bauman and Steve Bauman,
jr., who also acted as ushers.
A wedding breakfast was served
at the Lurel cafe. A reception
was held at St. Lake's haTl at 2
p m. to which 150 were invited.
Mrs. George Grimps cut the
bride's cake. Assisting were Mrs.
Steve Bauman. Miss Virginia Mur
phy, Mrs. LaVerne Otjen. Mrs.
Al Halter and Mrs. Robert Renn,
Miss Karien Benson and Miss
Gwen Shorn me r.
Mr. and Mrs. Bauman left for
British Columbia and on their re
turn will live in Sheridan. For
traveling Mrs. Bauman wore a
blue tailleur with white accessor
ies and corsage of rosebuds and
carnations.
Miss Herbert Now
Mrs. Bothmiller
Miss Esther Ann Herbert,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira A.
Herbert of McLaughlin Heights,
recently of Salem, and Curtis
Bothmiller. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Bothmiller. were married
June 6 at a double-ring ceremony
in Ridgefield. Wash. The Rev.
James M Bennett read the rites.
Mrs. Clarence Bothmiller was
soloist and Mrs. Van Bukirk was
organist.
Given in marriage by her fath
er, the bride wore a gown of
white net over crepe with long
veil held by a coronet of orange
blossoms. She carried red roses.
Miss Isabel Herbert was maid
of honor and Mrs. Ruth Taylor
and Miss Nita Worthington were
bridesmaids. Edward Taylor was
best man and Forrest Bothmiller
and Jerry Bothmiller were ush
ers Both mothers wore aqua and
corsages of gardenias.
At the reception Mrs. Everett
Herbert and Mrs. Harry Harrold
cut the cakes. The bride wore a
lime-colored suit with black ac
cessories and gardenias and red
roaes. They will live in Vancou
ver while he is employed as resi
dent engineer by the US engi
neers in Portland. He is a gradu
ate of Ridgefield schools and saw
two years of overseas aervice.
She attended Salem schools and
Capitol business college.
Marion Youth
Return from
4-H School
Marion county 4-H club dele
gation of 108 returned to Salem
Friday after close of the summer
session at Oregon State college,
Thursday.
Winners in the various judging
contests were reported by J. F.
Bishop, club agent, as follows:
home economics clothing judging,
Karleen Drager. Cloverdale; Do
ris Hayworth, Talbot, and June
Rahtz, Auburn, tied for third
place.
Crop judging. Harold Watts,"
Central Howell.-" and Wayne
Johnson. Sidney, tied for fourth
place. Poultry, Kirby Gates, Mill
City, second place.
Weight guessing. Vern Wertz of
Buttevill'e, was first with a guess
of within four pounds of the
weight of an Angus bull; John Ed
gar of Salem Heights was first for
.sheep, guessing within a pound
of the true weight.
Boys unable to attend summer
school this year because of the re
stricted housing accommodations,
will have an opportunity to make
a Willamette valley livestock tour
of the Oregon State college cam
pus, August 5 and 6. Boys from
Marion, Polk, Linn, Lane, Benton
and Yamhill counties will be in
cluded in those making the tour.
Marion county's fall 4-H club
show will be held Thursday and
Friday, August 29 and 30, at the
state fairgrounds. Club animals
picked for state showing will then
remain at the state fairgrounds
for the opening of the state fair,
Monday, September 2. Besides
stock farm crops and canning ex
hibits will be displayed at the
fall show. Linn county's 4-H fall
show will be held August 28. 29
and 30, at Bryant park, Albany.
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LIBERTY M. St. and Mn
Myron L. Scharn left Wednesday i
for McChord Field. Wash., after I
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Scharn. Scharn has been
stationed at Roswell, N M., for '
five months. j
Hl'BBARD Mabel Kauffman !
is spending a six weeks vacation
with her family here after a year ,
in nurse's training at LaJunta. ,
Colo.
MIDDLE GROVE A two wrrki
night session of a rtaily vacation
Bible school will be held, in the
local school starting July 1. Class
es will be from 7:30 to 9 p m.
The school is sponsored by Union
Sunday school, the JJev. Peter
Becker, superintendent.
MT. ANGEL Ten loVely girls
I with dancing eyes and happy
smiles made their curtseys to the
I clamorous throng that filled Mt.
Angel auditorium for the kickoff
I ball of the Mt. Angel Flax Fes
tival and the race for queen and
four princesses for the celebration
was on. The sale of buttons is to
decide the winners.
The girls and their sponsors
were introduced by Joseph Berch-
' told during the intermission of
the dance.
Two girls are from Portland,
Audrey Smith, sponsored by St.
Agatha's parish, and Diane Riche
by Jack and Jill's Elations and
Dave Goldman of the Portland
Statesman.
Silverton's candidate is Louise
Leonard, with George's cafe as
sponsor.
Rita Haar of Salem is spon
sored by Vince's Electric shop.
The Woodburn chamber of com
merce is backing that town's
choice, Eileen Hagenauer.
Donna Saunders of Oregon City
is enthusiastically endorsed by the
Panitorium Cleaners and Maurice
Fuchs' Brownies cafe.
Mt. Angel is contributing four
contestants, Shirley Walker, spon
sored by Ted's Coffee shop and
Mt. Angel theater; Rosemary
Schaecher by Kehoe's Service
station; Edna Wurdinger by Mt.
Angel Farmers Union warehouse.
and Irene Hertl by Eberle's store.
Festival dates are August 9, 10
and 11.
Gervais High
School Plans
For Extension
GERVAIS Follow-up of the
vote on the bond issue Monday.
the high school board plans to
Hl'BBARD Recent guests of
the H. A. Stuarts included Mr.
and Mrs Raymond Seaxs of
Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Harrington and Mrs. Howard
Wooden of Willamina.
WOODBURN Mr. and Mrs F
D. Freyer of Silverton have pur
chased the Silver Crest Grill from
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Riveness. who
have owned and operated it for
eight months. Treyers will assume
ownership July 1.
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On Centennial Placque
TURNER Sunday afternoon
the dedication of the memorial
vault will be made in the taber
nacle, led by Arthur C Bates,
centennial evangelist. Seven thou
sand names are inscribed in the
vault to be sealed now and open
d 100 years hence. Claude P. Sa
bin. Sacramento, will speak.
! build amaddition to the west wing
; of the school building and have it
ready for use at or soon after the
opening of school next fall. A new
; Smith-Hughes department, a new
home economics department, ren
ovation of the present library and
study hall to house a new science
laboratory is planned. The board
i will purchase a second bus to
i provide ample transportation for
j the students. As a result of a visit
' to the North Howell school meet
ing recently, that district voted to
; petition the district boundary
i board to hold an election on the
proposal to join Gervais union
high school district. If approved
j by the North Howell voters and
j the Gervais union high school
I voters. North Howell will become
j a member of the Gervais union
high school district. The petitions
will be drawn and circulated.
HOODIES
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Railroads, Boats.
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Salem's Robby Ceater
217 S. High Phone 540
Cannery Workers
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