M i d-W i I lametle Va 1 1 ey News
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Lyars Judge and Mrs. Grant
Murphy spent the weekend with
their dcughttr. Mrr. " Clarenve
Juncwirth, and family. Sunday
they mode a trip to SutUe lake.
Mr. and Mrs.-Jerry Lyons going
with trtfro.
FrviOand Sgt N. C. .Dalke of
R stile s the home of hi parens.
Jr. and Mrs. A. E. Dalke, for a
two weeks leave.
Mai City Mr. and Mrs- Carl
Chfinre visited his mother, Mir.
M. J. Chance, in Albany Sunday.
rrvitland The Rev. and Mr?.
H. J- Vi and Lois Gayle of Po.-t-land
were dinner guests of fir.
and Mrs. Albert Harmon Sunday.
Mill City Mm. Ernrtt Brown
and Lynn of Albany are visiting
t the Paul Mason home.
FraiiUm! James Martin is
convalescing afteiva surgical oper
ation. i
Lyon Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Boring with Mr. and Mrs. Ralwh
lion rg end famriy vtMted rela
tives at Linslaw. Sunday. W. R.
Bonrg's father' returned with
, them...
Fall City Mr. and Mrs. Dick
lt.rr.ba rd of Corvallis vWted the
Harvey Freeman Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs. H. J. Montgomery and
Mr. and Mrs. John Sappington of
Eugene visited here Sunday.
Lyos Mr. and Mrs. Mason
Smith of Alpena, S. D., and Mr.
and Mrs. Rex Smith of Corvallis
were Monday guests at ' George
Huffman.
Falls City Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Bowman are the parents of a
daughter born May 4 at Dallas
hospital, ..
Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Lewis, Beulah and Kenneth vis
ited Sunday at the-home of his
niece, Mr. and Mrsi Byron Ben
nett at Springfield Mrs. Nannie
Martin returned to the home of
bet daughter with them.
Detroit Mary Lee King of Sa
lem opened Lorraine's beauty
hop here this week.
Lyons-Mother and daughters
banquet wUl be held at the com
munity club house Friday, May 8.
Mrs. Ray nor Smith of Salem will
be the speaker. An annual affair
before the war, this is the first
lor several years. .
Detroit Organization of a fire
department was considered at a
mteting here Monday. Plans call
for a pump In the river with a
water line leading to the highway
nd a signal at the telephone of
fice. Harold Champion was elect
ed fire chief with Eric Nyberg. as
sistant. Equipment totaling $1000
will be purchased.
Orchard Heights Frank Wil
son suffered a severe paralytic
stroke which affected his right
sidy.
Turner The local fire depart
ment was called to the' Lawrence
Edwards farm early Sunday. A
chimney fire resulted in no dam
ages. Mill City Mr. and Mrs. John
Plymale and family of Lebanon
visited his grandparent-, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Carter Sunday.-
Orchard Heights Mr. and
Mrs. James Best, Mrs. Charles
Swartz, Mrs. Gilbert Dillon and
M 19. John Simmons spent Mon
jlay at the coast
Mill City Attending the Crab
festival Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Plymale, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kelly and family and Mrs.
Niel Robinson.
Orchard Heights Dorothy
Simmons, 11 year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Simmon was
taken to the Doernbecher hospi
tal in Portland Tuesday where she
was found to be suffering from
leukemia.
Turner Mrs. : S. T. Roberts
and Erlyn Klockstad are recov
ering from a siege of influenza.
Roberts Elaine Van Tassel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. R.
Van Tassel, fractured her left an
kle last week and is out of school
until next week. '
Turner Attending . the crab
festival at Newport Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buhl and Bob
of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. Fran
cis Neirni.
Roberta Sale of flower plants
raised from seed, and popcorn
balls made by the children attend
ing Roberts school, was held Fri
day ct the gchoolhouse. Eighteen
dollars was taken in and given
to the Mothers club by the chil
dren , in appreciation of services
given by the club.
Turner -r Spending Sunday at
the rodeo in Monmouth were Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Webb, Delmer, Bar
bara, and Lillbern; Mr. and i Mrs.
Leo Klockstad, Gary, Erlyn and
Buddy; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wheel
er; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coates, Ar
dis Frederickson, Mrs. Delbert Si
ley. , ; ,
Roberts Mrs. Frank Ander
son and .-daughter, Audrey, of
Portland visited with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Minard.: ,
G e r v a i Roy Scollard has
started construction of a new
house in the north part of town.
Mill City Picnicking Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Grit
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Glen. Baillie,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Ross and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Cooley and family. ;
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G err a is Beulah Barrier, stu
dent nurse at Good Samaritan
hospital. Portland spentthe week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Barner. v
Mill City Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Cree and family spent the week
end at .Newport visiting his
great aunt, Mrs. Emma Parrish
and attending the Crab festival.''
nervals High school May day
festivities will be held May with
grade school track meets in the
morning. Crowning ; of Queen
Lucille Rush will be at 1 p.m. A
baseball game with Sublimity will
follow and a dance in the audi
torium honoring Queen Lucille
and her attendants will be held
that night. ..................
Mill City Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd
Cox and Paula Jane spent Sunday
at Fish Lake.
Gervai . Commencement will
be May 29 at 8 psn. in the high
school auditorium. J. W. Glee
son, professor of engineering and
industrial arts at Oregon State
college, will be speaker. Topic of
his speech. "The biggest Bank In
the World." f
Swegle Mrs. E. E. Brandt was
elected president, of the Swegle
Community club at the final meet
ing last week. Other officers are
Mrs. Clifford Yost, vice-president;
Joan Stark, secretary; Mrs. C. A.
Salter, treasurer. B. F. Edwards
entertained with moving pictures,
and on the refreshment commit
tee were Mrs. Herbert ZobeL, Mrs.
Homer J. Conklin, ' Mrs. Menno
Dalke. Selling, Patricia Smith and
Myraryn Standley. ;
Mission Bottom - The infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ches
ter La Mar died Wednesday, at a
Portland hospital, friends here
have-learned.
REPORT-.-TO
TELEPHONE
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We're Doing Our Best to Get the Strike
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Settled Early... Both to Employees and
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to Telephone Users Who Pay the Cost of
Service.
.WVre' negotiated now for mord than two months. But tht
I strike situation is, at best, confusing. There are seventeen
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-. widely differing-demands of several unions and reach a Lasis
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'for a settlement that is fair to all concerned.
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More than 18,000 of our employee are working strenuous
shifts, night and day, to keep service going. We appreciate,
deeply their recognition of the public interest. And we believe
telephone users appreciate it, too.
Sairness must be the foundation of J any settlement. The final
agreement must be fair to telephone employees whose skill
and energy make service possible ... and it must be fair to
telephone customers who, in the lost analysis, pay the costs
of service.
The Pacific Te!epf
one and Telegraph Company
Tfnbbard Ladies Aid of the
Hubbard Community church
(Congregational) meets with Mrs.,
L. A. Miller all day Wednesday,
May 14 for a no-hostess lunch at
noon. Election of officers will be
held.
Four Corners Members of the
Rickey Garden club have complet
ed the drive for cancer fund and
reported very generous donations
by the people in this district.
Stayton In an accident at the
small sawmill they had only that
day started io operate in the woods
near Lyons, Michael. 2 years, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward House.!
received injuries that required I
amputation of the-third and fourth !
fingers on his left hand just be- i
low the first joint, Friday about
4 p.m.
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Four Corners Mrs. Frank Fer
ris, president of the recently or
ganized Missionary society of Four
Corners Baptist church, has called
members meeting 'for Thursday
noon, May 8, at 1; o'clock at the
church to conduct : a community
survey.
Dallas The flower arrange
ment class met with Mrs. Elmer
Boman Monday to study flower
show judging. Mrs. Allie Hanni
gan told about judging iris and
members visited Mrs. Walter Coy
and Mrs. Rae Craven's gardens
where fine specimens of iris are
grown. Next meeting is with Mrs.
J. T. Meeker, when judging roses
will be discussed and Meekers
rose garden will be visited.
ML Ansel Bert Ebnc r was tak
en to Salem General hospital fol
lowing relapse after having been
apparently recovered from pneu-
The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Thursday. May 8. 1947 3
monia. He now has pleurisy in
addition and was given a blood
transfusion Tuerday.
Swetle Marilyn Kufner will
be queen of the annual May musk
festival at Swegle. school Friday
night in the school auditorium.
Members of the festival court will
include Geraldine Bales and Phyl
lis Radey. Douglas Pike will act
as master of ceremonies. Every
child in the school will " have a
part in the program with the in
termediate grade pupils winding
Turner A son was born May,
7 at Salem General hospital to
Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Clark. Ma
ternal grandparents are Mr. 'and
Mrs. R. G. Foat, route 4, Salem.
ML Anztl Mrs. Al SaalfHd
underwent a major oe ration at St.
Vincent's hospital, Portland, Tues
day. -
Ilubhard , American Legion
meets Friday4for election of offi
cers the May pele.
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