Scout Honor
Court Is Held
At Woodburn
WOODBURN-r-The Silver Fall
district court of honor issued
awards to several boy scouts at a
session here Tuesday night
Getting second class rat ins
were Phillip Overland, troop 61,
Silverton, and John Henry, Mc
Call troop 54, Gervais. First class
awards went to Keith Bonner.
MerVin Brokke, Pat Lewis and
Jink mi e Cooper, all troop 61;
Merle Leighty and Don Kemme
rick; both troop 53, Woodburn,
and Douglas Hall, troop 54.
Merit badge awards: Raymond
Rose, troop 54 public health, home
repairs, pork production; Douglas
Hall, 54, personal health: Gordon
R. McCune, 54, personal health:
Pat Lewis, 61. carpentry, art;
Keith Bonner, 61, art, sheep farm
ing, animal industry; Don Scar
borough. 53, bugling; Duane Mon
nier, 53, personal health and
woodwork; Loren Lippert, 53,
home repairs.
Inspection awards were won by
troop 61 and by explorer post 60
of Woodburn; 'advancement by
troop 52, Silverton. Awards for
the most new members and for
attendance went to troop 61.
Presiding was John Jordan of
Silverton. Inspection was con
ducted by Commissioner M. B.
Ford of Silverton. The opening
ceremony was conducted by ex-
Elorer post 60 led by Perry Wil
ams, and demonstrations were
given by troops 54 and 61 and
by explorer post 60.
Harvest Festival
In Turner School
To Provide Funds
TURNER A Harvest festival
will be held Friday at 8 p. m.
In the school auditorium for the
purpose of raising money for
additional athletic equipment. En
tertainment will consist of music
by the grade school pupils and a
girls' chorus and octet from the
high school, directed by Lillian
Zinn, Inez Cannoy, Dorothy Bar
low and Leota Sloan. Featured
will be a comedy movie, "Mr.
Boggs Steps Out."
A contest in the grade school
for most tickets sold is under way.
Sponsors are Sara Speck and
Martha Angus.
Mid-Willamette Valley News
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Community Cmrmmmdrmtt
Among the ancient Hebrews, a
grain of salt or the eggs of grass-
hoppers were recommended as
remedies for toothache.
Silverton Sgt Denzel Legard
telephoned his parents, the Alvin
Legards, from Seattle Monday
after he had docked from Japan
where he has been for several
months. He will be discharged in
! December after two and a hall
years' duty.
Aamsville Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Girtman (Helen E. Porter) are
the parents of a six-pound, four
ounce son, Harry Claude, ". born
Wednesday at the Salem Deacon
ess hospital. The grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Porter of
Aumsville and Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Girtman of Arbuckle, Calif.
Lyons fhe annual bazaar was
held at the Fox Valley school
Friday. Short program included
James Loder of Salem who
showed scenic Oregon views.
Swegle Guests last weekend
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Larkins, Hollywood drives were
Mrs. Albert Sowers and her
daughter and son-in-law from
Kansas and Denver. Colo., and
Mrs. Larkins' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Parker of Oregon
City. Mrs. Sowers is Parker's sis
ter. Lyons The extension unit met
at the community club house Fri
day. . Mrs. Clyde McRae and Mr?.
Otto Weidman demonstrated
meal planning, and Mrs. Glen
Julian and Mrs. Paul Johnston,
flower arrangement. Mrs. Alex
Boedeker and Mrs. Roy Huber
will be hostess in December.
Mill City Residents awoke
Tuesday to find a skiff of snow
covering the ground and the sur
rounding mountains snow clad.
It was quite a surprise after the
rain storm of Saturday and Sun
day and the terrific wind. The
Santiam river was rising Monday
and logging operations were
halted Monday because of the
wind.
Macleay Mrs. Albert Sohli en
tertained members of the Macleay
Woman's club Thursday. It was
an all-day affair with about 20
present. Next meeting will be
with Mrs. John Gluchow.
Roberts Funds for the school
library will be raised by means
of an open house to be sponsored
by the Mothers' club of Roberts
at 8 p. m. Friday.
Silverton Born at hte Silver
ton hospital, November 17,' a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Dehl of Salem.
Fear Corners- A furniture re-
fin ishing : shop is a new business
just opened here at 4020 State
street. The; owners are Lawrence
Lee, formerly of Klamath Falls,
and Morns Lee, recently from
Los Angeles. Both are married
and have moved here with their
families. Lawrence Lee was with
the railroad daring the war and
his brother ha recently been dis
charged from the army.
Dallas David Warren, street
commissioner, has returned from
the east with a new street flusher,
the city council was notified this
week. The council voted to as
sume . responsibility for lateral
seweri on Maple street
Mill Gttr Many local residents
attended the funeral services for
George Ross of Gates in Stayton
Wednesday. " '
Silverton Trinity Ladies' Aid
society will . hold its annual
Thanksgiving social Friday night
in the church social rooms. Mrs.
Hans Jensen, i president, is in
charge. Sale : of miscellaneous
hand work and food, program
and refreshments are scheduled.
Valley Obituaries
EMMA JANE HAVEKLY
WOODBURN, Nov. 20 Final
rites will be held at Ringo's at
1:30 p. m. Thursday for Emma
Jane Haverly, 79, native of Boone
county, Iowa, and Woodburn res
ident since 1892, who died in a
Portland hospital Monday. Inter
ment at Belle Passi.
Mrs. Haverly, member of the
Seventh Day Adventist church, i
survived by her widower, A. B.
Haverly of Woodburn; a son,
Oran, of Coos Bay; two daughters,
Letty Walker' of Portland and
Mildred Hanley of Woodland,
Wash.; two brothers, A. F. Cope
land of Seattle and T. L. Cope
land of Elsinora, Calif.; four
grandchildren; and three great
grandchildren.;
LULU WISHON
MILL CITY Funeral services
were held' Sunday at the Presby
terian church for Mrs. Lulu
Wishon, 60, who died Thursday at
Sweet Home hospital. ,
Born June 3, 1886, in Glade.
Ark., she came to Mill City in
1934. She was married to Wallace
Wishon in 1903. Mrs. Wishon was
a member of the Church of God.
She had been in ill health the past
year and bedfast the past three
months.
Survivors are four daughters.
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Entertains
Seattle Guest
LYONS Sunday guests of the
Albert Julians were their daugh
ter. Mrs. Fay Crawford and her
daughter and husband of Seattle.
Mrf. Frank Sutton Was taken
to the Salem Deaconess hospital
last week and is under treatment,
Juanita Downing, Oregon State
college student visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Down
ing Sunday, and Elaine Evans, al
so a student, accompanied her. r
Fred Lindemann underwent 'an ,
operation at a Salem hospital last
week. Mrs. Lindemann is staying
with her aunt, Mrs. Catherine
Engdahl, while he is in the hos
pital. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Midill of Sa
lem visited Sunday with her bro
ther, Merrill Brasefield and fam
ily. .
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrison
of Cutler City were here Friday
called to Gates by the death of
Fred Shearer, caretaker of their
farm. '
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hampton of
Salem were Sunday guests of her
parents, the Alex Bodekers.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Jack Spools tra of Salem.
Mrs. Roy Heineck entertained
the pinocle club at the John Mc
Clurgs Saturday. Present were Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Downing, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Brotherton, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Naue, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Heineck, Mr. and Mrs. Alt
gebers, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc
Clurg. Bob Carlton, Modena
Downing and Dick Brown.
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Interim Board Talks
Of Legislative Speed-up
PORTLAND. Nov. 19. OP) -Plans
to speed up the state legis
lature session opening January 13
will be discussed Friday in Sa
lem by the governor's legislative
interim committee.
Chairman H. C. Belton, who
also is senate president, said rule
changes and revision of commit
tee work would be discussed. Any
recommendations will go before
the pre-session caucus of house
and senate later.
Dinner Party 'is Held,
At Aumsville Residence
AUMSVILLE U Mrs. Gertrude
McKee and Mrs. Luta Fuson were
dinner guests at the Paul Sims
Friday, pn Mrs. Fuson 's birthday.
A surprise party was given Mrs.
Fuson in the evening. Those at
tending were Mr. and Mrs. Arba
Martin. Cleta. Ardith and Doris:
Mrs. Joe Hughes. Clarence and
Bonnie, Mr and Mrs. John Sch
midt. Gloria, ; Kathleen and Rod
ney, Irving Plununer and Mr.
C L. Martin, all of Salem; Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Martain, Sharon
and Penny, Mr. and Mrs. N. K.
Bates and Doyle Fuson, all of
Aumsville. 1 1
Rex Hartley j Elected
To Head Marion Grange
' ANKENY Rex Hartley has
been named master of the Ankeny
grange and other officers elected
Th Statesman. SaiomjMQreJ Tnurm&ry, WorraW 11, 193 3
axe Lloyd Martlatt, overseer; Elmo
Brown, lecturer: Louise Johnson,
chaplain; Jake Gilmour, treasurer;
Edith Miller, secretary; John Bos
track, steward; Al Winn, assistant;
Alfred McCarr. gatekeeper; Dar
line Winn, Ceres; Ann Arlene, Po
mona; and Edna Reeves, Flora;
Esther Hartley, lady asiitant;
John Jehner. Walter Wulff, Carl
Arena, executive committee; Mrs.
John Bos track, Juvenile matron. .
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Mrs. Katie Noblin and Mrs. Ruby
Hutchison of Mill City, Mrs. Ursa
Israel and Mrs. Elva Morrison of
Sweet Home, and two sons, Ryle
Wishon of Sweet Home and Cris
Wishon of Salem, a sister in Ar
kansas, nine grandchildren! and
two great grandchildren.' Inter
ment in Fairview cemetery.
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