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St. Paul School
Staff Is Drawn
From Over USA
' ST. PAUL. Sept. 17 St. Paul
tin mwi high school classes will re
lumr Monday. September 23, with
complete new teaching staff
drawn from the four corner of
the United State.
Roger W. Johnston will be prin
cipal and will teach manual train
ing. He is a graduate of Ohio
State university and ha taught
IS year in Ohio, wit superintend
ent of Grafton township school,
near Cleveland, and Fairview Jun
ior high school near Youngs ton,
and during the war' he taught in
Balboa. Panama, Canal Zone.
Jame A. Lodge, health and
hysira4 education teacher, foot
ball, basketball and baseball coach
tomei from Nebraska where he
coached in Rushville and Chad
Ton. He is a graduate of Nebraska
Teachers college, and finished high
school in Sturgis, South Dakota.
Olive Devereaux of Edmond,
Oh la. has taught in Nebraska.
Maryland and Oregon and will
teach Latin, typing and English
here. She is a graduate of Okla
homa State Normal and also has
her masters degree.
Mary Ella Cary of Coquille,
graduate of Marylhurst college,
with graduate work at the Uni
versity of Oregon, will be girls
physical education instructor and
will also teach English. She has
teen a nurse for more than seven
years.
Christensens Hosts for ,
Son's Hi rt Inlay Dinner
&ILVERTO.V. Sept. 17 Mayor
and Mrs. George Christenson were
hosts at dinner in compliment to
their son Harvey's birthday anni
versary, his firvt at home since
1939. The group included Mr. and
Mrs Harvey Christenson and
Linda and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo
Lindholm and Pam of Salem; Mr.
and Mrs. John Christenson. Mr.
and Mrs. E. IP. Carl in and Patty,
Mrs. Macdonald Potts, all of Port
land, Mrs. I. R. Rex of Jennings
'Lodge.
Linn County Election
Kegiftlran Announced
By II. MJ Ruswll
ALBANY Election registrars'
books will close Saturday, Octo
ber 3, 30 days before, election,
Tuesday, November 5, Linn Coun
ty Clerk R.s M. Russell has an
nounced. Registrars outside the
clerk's office in Albany are as
follows: W. W. Abraham, Shedd;
Russell Avirit, Foster; M. O.
Brassfield, Lions and Fox Valley;
Fred W. Brewster. Crab tree;
George L. Connor, Sweet Home,
Pleasant Valley and Crest
J. C. Clay. L. B. Walton. John
J. Cramer. Ilarrisburg, which in
cludes several precincts; David
J. Evans. Crawfordsville; George
C. Hume. Brownsville: J. W.
Lamar, Peoria; Joe Lytle. Scio;
E. E. McClun. Holley; Florence
McKercher, Crawfordsville; Mary
Lois Munts, CascTUia.
L. B. Morse, Brownsville;
George Handle. Lebanon, Crow
foot, Center, Strawberry, Tennes
see. Berlin and Waterloo; Alice
Rupp, Mill City and Reck Creek;
J. L. Russell, Orleans; Nellie
Sandrver, Scio and Kingston; L.
D. Taylor, Halsey: Bessie M.
Urownlow, Sodaville; Gregori
Zuckowich, Shelburn.
Valley Obituaries
Eauas Jane McNea
ALBANY Emma Jane Mc
Neal, 80, died in the Albany Gen
eral hospital September 14 after
six weeks' Illness. Funeral serv
ices will be held at 3 p.m. Wed
nesday at the Fisher Funeral
home with the Rev. Orville Mich
in charge, with burial in River-
aide. Born August : 4. 1868. In
Chatham, Ontario, Canada, she
moved with her family to West
Stay ton j community in 1875. She
went to Silver! on in 1882 andj
later to Gervais. She came to
Aloany xrom GervaJs 40 years
ago and had made her home here
since. She was a member of the
Christian church.
Survivors, are a brother, E. L.
McNeal,- Ashland; three sisters,
Mrs. Ida Steele, Mrs.; Ada Media,
Albany, Mrs. Ellis i Walker of
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Valley Briefs
Falls CltyG r a d e and high
school will resume classes Mon
day, September 23.
Swegle Mr. and Mrs. V. M
La Due have returned home from
a three weeks trip esmt into midl
western states.
Falla City Mrs. Bay Dennis
was a Salem visitor last Wednes
day. j
Dallas Mr. and: Mrs. Tracy
Staats are spending the; week at
Nelscott.; Staats is on vacation
from the treasurer's office. Mrs
Ethel Hadley will be in' charge
of the office during their absence.
Faljs City Mr. and Mrs. W. O
Powers are tne parents or a
daughter, born September 15 at
Bartell hospital in Dallas. This is
their second child.
Swegle Guests last week of the
Henry Van Lohs were Mary and
Anna Linderman of Hum bolt,
Iowa. Sunday guests included the
William Lusthoff family fo Sa
lem.
Falls City Maxine Dougherty
and her sisters Virginia, .Evelyn
and Barbara Graham j are picking
hops at Independence. Mildred
Wray returned Sunday after vis
iting Mrs. M. E. BalL at Balls ton
and while there she picked hops
for1 a few days.
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SUvertea Fred Sears, former
teelcher here, is here visiting. Re
cently returned from Japan he has
been discharged from the afmy
and will work for his master's de
gree at Washington State college.
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CAMP WHITE, MEDFORD, OREGON
it This surplus property has been previously advertised and of
fered to Federal Government agencies and is now being offered
to priority bayers including Veterans ef World War II, and non
priority buyers on the dates listed above.
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Tax Disallowances
Granted Lumber Firms
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- Tax disallowances against Mo
lalla and Valsetz lumber firms
were announced Saturday by the
12th regional wage stabilization
board, which said the following
penalties were imposed for wage
stabilization act violations: George
Barrett, Valsetz, $1000; Schetkey
Logging Co., Molalla, and Schet-key-Fischer
Lumber .Co, Suther
lin! Lumber C, Sutherlin (togeth
er). $1000. Penalties against IS
northwest firms totalled $34,500,
it was announced.
Polk Counly Decords
Cfrcnlt Court
DALLAS Evelyn Mae Ritchey is
seeking a divoree from Clarence A.
Rttchey chargtns: cruel and Inhuman
treatment.
Ooeria W. Cooper vs Shirley Coop
er, charres cruel and Inhuman treat
ment: two minor children.
Ruth Spent t vs Isaac Spenst. com-
ftlalnt charges cruel and Inhuman
reatment.
County Court
W. R. CraVen. tuardian of the pes
eo and estate of Joseph ine Robblns.
Inepmpetent. final account filed Sep
tember 2S at 10 o'clock A.M. at. the
courthouse Is the time and place far
hearln objections and settlement.
Carrie Appel. administratrix of the
estate of G. N. Graham, deceased,
filed final account; Saturday, Sep
tember 21, time for hearing objec
tions and settlement.
Chester O. Douglas, administrator
of the estate of Rov Z. Douglas, filed
final account: October 14 at 10 a.m.
set for hearing objections and final
settlement.,
Rex Womer has been appointed ad
mtnistrator of the ertate of Emma
Ellen Womer, deceased,
afarrtage Licenses
Don Sundstrom. Monmouth. labor
er, and iris W. Westbrook, rails City,
at home.
Falls City Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Jones of Alsea visited friends
mn relatives here this week.
Zom to Give
Jersey Calf
As 4-H Prize
By Llllie L. Madsen
Farm Editor, Th Statesman
. Henry Zorn, Champoeg, one of
the pioneer members of the Mar
ion County Jersey Cattle club,
will 'donate the Jersey calf to this
year's winner of the 4 II club
prize. Arrangements for this were
made Sunday when 30 members
of the county club gathered at
the Herbert Coleman home in
West Woodburn. Floyd Bates,
president, and O. C. Welsh sec
retary, both of Salem, were in
charge of the meeting.
A committee, including William
Schwarz, Silverton; Albert Cline,
AurrTsville; Fred Davis, Wood
bum; Bob Clark, Aurora; Otto
Beaty, Salem; and Stanley Riches,
Turner, will assist Jim Bishop,
4-H county leader, in selecting
the club member eligible for the
calf. Bishop said the club year
was completed. The winner is
selected through points won in
the season's club work.
Bates reported that the Ladd &
Bush bank wijl furnish the cup
for the winner at the spring Jer
sey show. This cup goes to Ron
ald Barnick, reports show.
New classifications for the 4-H
members in the spring show were
also discussed Sunday with a
number of cattle club members
urging that the calf groups and
the junior and senior yearling
form the junior championship
class and all others the senior
class; Final decision will be made
prior to the 1947 show.
Assisting Mrs. Coleman in ar
ranging the no-host dinner Sun
day were Mrs. Bates and Mrs.
Stanley Riches, the latter of Tur
ner. Members of the club speot
some time in going or the 41
cow dairy operated by Coleman.
For its October meeting, club
members accepted the invitation
to the Henry Zorn ranch at Champoeg.
Mrs Bunnell
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Mrs. James Bunnell was named
as executive secretary of the Mar
ion County Health association at
a meeting of the executive board,
following the resignation of Mrs.
Leif Bergsvik. Mrs. Stanley Krue
ger will succeed Mrs. Bunnell as
office secretary and Mrs. A. .11.
Wilson has been engaged as an
additional office worker.
Mrs. Bergsvik, who has been
secretary for the past three and
a half years, gave illness in the
family as the reason for her resig
nation. Mrs. Bunnell has been of
fice secretary for three years.
Henri Becquerel discovered ra- ! The raccoon washes or soaks its
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Supreme Court Upholds
Joining of Districts
Consolidation of nine rural un
ion county school districts with
school district No. 23 of Elgin wan
upheld by the state supreme court
in an opinion Tuesday.
The court granted petitions few
rehearing in the Multnomah coun
ty cases of Ulrich vs. Lincoln
Realty company, and Foster vs.
Goes.
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Thcsreuajh examination and
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