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y . I'rmmt Tfc Swmmmn't Community CvrreaMMMfenf jhH
ETerrreen DavitT and Caro
line Ovcrlund ire released frcm
acarlet lever quarantine and re
turned to school the latter part
tit the week No other case have
been reported breaking out In the
community.
Even Valley Mr. and Mrs.
Bryan Mtlton from Wilmington.
Calif., have bought the W. M.
Balch farm and will reside here.
They have three children of grade
school age. Growing on the farm
are some of Oregon' first walnut
trees planted by Mm. Lf a Mutton,
who brought seven black walnuts
across the plains in her handbag
when he came In 1852. Five of
tlie seven nuts grew.
FrailUad The teachers, pu
pils and parents are invited to
Pratura school Tuesday, April 29,
sit 9 a.m. to see an educational film
about Alaska.
ML. Anxrl Florence Bielen
berg iA Genesee. Idaho., is visit
ing her brothers, B. II. and Matt
Bieleriberg.
Gervais The social economics
class cf Gervais union high school
is compiling a history of the Ger
vais union high school district.
It will contain the history and a
lut of the graduates, those living
In the district, number who have
attended high school, and it is
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expected the paper will be of
value to the community when
completed, and copies will! be
given the city and kept on file
in the school. - j
Fruitland Mi s. Harvey Brown
has 'returned home after staying
about three weeks with her moth
er, Mrs. II. J. Desmond, at Grand
Coulee dam.
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ML Angel The "First Le
gion," three-act drama, will be
presented in the ML Angel ! col
lege auditorium Sunday, April
27, at 2 and 8 p.m., by the semi
naries. Entire proceeds are? for
foreign missions. -
Marquam Irvin Nicholson! has
bought a portable sawmill td is
awing lumber on the Bill Mc
pherson place.
Silverton Mrs. E. A. Kaliis Is
-hairm?n of the .Silverton, Home
Extension unit for the coming
year." Mrs. Karl Haberlv. j vice
chairman: Mir. Burns Benwirk.
secretarv-treasurer. Next meeting
will be held May 28 with Silver
ton Hills unit. -
Marlon Fork Fred Wester
berg and hi son. George, have
moved their belongings from :thelr
cabin here to a place near Estaca
da. Mrs. Westcrberg was unable
to tive in this altitude. . j
Brush Creek Thea Jensen of
Los Angeles is spending a; few
weeks with her sisters and broth
er, Mrs. Martha Isaacson. Alit
Jensen and Alfred Jensen and
looking after property affair?.
Marion' Forks Mr.' and I Mrs.
Elmer Howland of San Andreas.
Calif, visited briefly here while
enroute to Detroit to visit his
sister. Mrs. Clester. Mr. and; Mrs.
James Rand formerly of Idanha
who are now In Yakima, visited
here this week. !
North SUverton Frank; Lais
has received 2400 turkey poults
which he is raising on his place
here, j
Marion Forks Mr. and ! Mrs
L. S toff el and family visited? here
while enroute to . Long Beach.
Calif. They formerly Jived in
Niagara. Mr. and Mrs. Gayle Hun
ziker and son of Long Beach, vi
sited here recently. She was for
merly Verna Stoffel of Niagara.
Waldo Hills The wjllard
Woman's club met Thursday! with
Mrs. Emmanuel Kellerhals. ! Mrs.
Casper Oveross is president. Plans
General Holers Owners:
McKay's offers you our new delivery service! j
When you need service or. repairs done on your car, come in
or phone 3188 and we will have a courteous driver take you
to your destination, and bring your car back. j
One-day service when possible. j
Dcnglas IleKay Chevrolet Company
51 North Commercial
were laid for the May 15 meeting
at the home of Mrs. Miles Cutaway
when officers will be elected.
Silverton Hills Mrs. Gerald
Todd and infant daughter of Ore
gon, City spent Wednesday at the
Owen Todd home. Her husband,
who was to have been tent to the
South Pacific recently.' had orders
at the last minute to report to
Kodiak, Alaska, for navy duty at
the dry .dock.
Brash Creek Althea Meyer
entertained Thursday for her
father, L. H. Meyer, on his birth
day. Invited to spend the evening
with him were Mrs. M. J. Mad
sen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larsen.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Meyer and
Karen and Mary. -
SUverton Born at the Silver
ton hospital; son to Mr. and Mrs.
George K ,a u f m a n April 24;
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Bremer of Hubbard, April 23.
Evergreen Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kaser left this week by-train for
Chicago and Ft. Wayne, Ind.. to
spend six weeks with relatives
and friends. Kaser plans to buy
a new car in the mid-west and
drive home.
SUverton Mrs. A. J. McCan
nel has been nominated for pre
sident of Delbert Reeves unit of
American Legion auxiliary; Mrs.
Gladwyn Hamre, and Mrs. Wes
ley Grogan, for first and second
vice president, respectively; Mrs.
Mina Cooper, secretary: Mrs. John
Demas, treasurer; Margie Moseng,
sergeant at arms; Mrs. T. P. Hei
denstrom, historian: Mrs. Lewis
Hall, Mrs. S. A. Pitney, and Mrs.
Robert Hall. The nominating com
mittee was composed of Mrs.
Lewis Hall. Mrs. John Demas and
Mrs. Clifton Dickerson.
Brash Creek -7- Anna Hatteberg
entertained Wednesday for the
Brush Creek Circle. Special guests
were Mrs. Martin Hattebe" and
Mrs. Edwin Hatteberg of Silver
ton, Mrs. Floyd Baxter and Net
tie Hatteberg of Salem. The Circle
will meet May 28 with Mrs. Sum
ner Shorn. i
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Evergreen - Laura Dell Jov"
son, 12-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrsf Henry Johnson, frac
tured her leg below the knee in
a fall. The Johnsons recently left
Evergreen for the Irwin Valley
section southeast of Silverton.
Brash Creek -Thornless logan
berries are being set out in this
area- with some planted by Mr.
and Mrs. J. CLarson and a lar
ger patch by Mr. and, Mrs. Wil
liam Reeves,, comparative new
comers to the community. They
have the John Dybevik farm on
Paradise Alley.
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Silverton Church Plai
For Meetings Outlined
SILVERTON Trinity JJorcas
society meets Friday night. May 2
with Mrs. C. Bergerson, Mrs. E.
Kallis and Mrs. W. Voiding as
hostesses. Trinity Luther league
is arranging a skate party Tues
day night, the group meeting at
the church at 7:15 p.m.
- At Immanuel church the wom
en's organization will hold a joint
meeting Wednesday evening, the
affair being sponsored by the Jun
ior Guild. Immanuel Ladies aid
will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock
at the church with a basket lunch
eon planned.
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At 4-H Show
wa as wa va . awaa w
first place: in the bread baking
contest at : the 4-H spring show
held this week. It was the second
time she had taken top honors
in bread baking. Joyce Kuena
and Arlene Hilpicker of Middle
Grove were second and third in
bread baking.
Joan Scharf and Joyce Kuenzi
of Middle Grove took liit place
in demonstrating making bread;
Wilma Part on and Patty Lou Mc
Laughlin, Union, were second,
demonstrating preparation of dev
iled eggs; Shirley Moon and Gwen
Zimmerman of Pringle were third
in demonstrations.
Demonstrations Presented
Darlene Hughes and Loris Lar
son were first in household dem
onstrations; Betty and Josephine
Baughman of Pioneer, were sec
ond; Jimmy Kuenzi and Jack
Wickoff of Middle Grove were
third.
Rosemary Austin and Shirley
Singenheimer of Liberty were
first in clothing demonstrations.
Nancy Hageman and Barbara An
derson of Salem Heights, second;
Marilyn Settlemeir and Wilma
Fenley of Pringle 'were third.
Kay Salter and Janice Bishop
of Salem Heights were first in
home making with a demonstra
tion of bed making; Darlene Frey
and Donnella Hackett of ML An
gel were second with table set
ting demonstrations.
Best Judges Named
Jimmjr Fiske and Roy Fowler
of Auburn were first in miscel
laneous demonstrations; Jeanette
Gilmour and Arlene Monson of
Sidney were second.
Doris Lane of Liberty had the
highest individual score in cloth
ing judging ind Florence Marlatt
of Sidney had highest in home
making judging and Arlene Duda
of ML Angel had highe-t in cook
ing judging.
Lorraine Battles and Charlotte
Graber of Salem Height were first
in clothing juYlging; Inez iWalke'r
and Shirley Bingheimer of Liber
ty, second; Donna Bankston and
Patty Nichol. Aumsville, third.
Home making judging, : Bertha
Knupp and Mary Anne Wiekum,
Fruitland. first; Betty Winter
mantle and Dona Zehner. Sidney,
second; Janice Riches and Sally
Klein, Aumsville, third.
Cooking judging, Mildred Par- j
ton and Darlene Hughes,; Union,
first; Margaret Dummer and Ar
lene Duda, ML Angel, second;
Barbara Lacey and Margy Annen,
ML Angel, third.
Bonnie Klein of Aumsville and
LaJune Rahtz of Auburn took
championship ribbons in different
divisions of clothing 4 and Bon
nie was given the grand cham
pionship. Joan Fabry of Middle
Grove was champion in clothing
3; Martha Durette of Gervais took
champion ribbon for best dress;
and Greta Ann Schrecengast took
championship for her knitted
sweater.
Kivenlale 'HI Cliih
Give Demonstration
R1VERDALE Cookihg club
demonstrations were given Tues
day by Barbara Daley. Mauryne
Nichols, Patricia Morton and Nina
Bowman at the 4-H achievement
program. For the poster contest
in the primary room Jim. Bow
man, Ronnie Kihs, Joanne Bow
man and Charlotte Allen won blue
ribbons; Jerry Simmons, Thelma
Cook, Twila Cunningham, and
Shirley Bogosian. red ribbons;
Roy Simmons, Sandra Graham,
and Sue Williamson, white rib
bons. Patricia Morton, Marlene
Annual Italian
Dinner May 4
At Silverton
SILVERTON Annual spring
Italian dinner of St. Monica's Al
tar society of St. Paul's Catholic
parish will be May 4. Mrs. Luigi,
DeSantis native of Italy, is gen
eral chairman of the affair. Com
mittees include: Kitchen, Mrs.
Leo Gier, Mrs. Joe Ehli. Mrs. W.
Frank. Mrs. Ines Heater, Mrs.
Ben Zollner, Mrs. Tom Miller.
Mrs. Mario DeSantis, Mrs. M. J.
Martin. Mrs. L. B. Scharbach,
Mrs. Vernon Hiskey, Mrs. Lawr
ence Thomas, Mrs. Ludvig Moe
and Mrs. Paul Jasper. Dining
room, Mrs. J. H. McCul lough,
Mrs. Otto Schwab, Mrs. William
Flanigan. Mrs. Paul Reiling. Mrs.
Frank Johnson, Mrs. William
Hall, Mr. Jake Usselman, Mary
Ann Francis, Mrs. John Small,
Mrs. J. Schnorenberg, Mrs. Gil
bert Hoeffer, Mrs. John Pfeifer,
Mrs. Toni DeSantis. sr and Pat
McCullough: J. H. McCullough is
in charge of ticket sales.
Coffee will be made by Ralph
Francis and William Flanigun.
Serving. Mrs. Iarry Martin, Mrs.
L. Seifer, Mrs. A. Zinor, Mrs.
Ralph Hook and Mrs. M. Zelnski.
Dishwashers, Arthur Steinberger,
Luigi DeSantis, Mario DeSantis.
J. Schnorenberg, Karl Hess and
Moe Buchheit. Mrs. Ralph Francis
is president of the Altar society.
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The king snake has been known
to kill and eat rattlesnakes, but
it does not hunt the poisonous
snakes.
Bronson and Nina Bowman ex
hibited nt bread; Barbara Daley,
Freda Bowman and Mauryne
Nichols, cookies, and Margaret
Bogosian, bread.
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