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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1947)
Independence Graduation is Set for June 2 INDEPENDENCE. May 24 Commencement for Independence high school will be held Monday, Jure 1. at the high school. Dr. D. V. JJolmf f1' the stale department of eduravon will belhe spe&ker, diplomas will be awarded by M. M. Ne!scn. chairman Of the In dependence school board. The Rev. V. 0 Eebraateri. pastor of the Firt Baptist church will be baccalaureate speaker June 1. It will be held in Uie Firt Baptist church. . The clus is cofnpoed of 27, 12 boy and 15 irls. j They are Eufene Harman, Lucy Turner, Thomas Girard. Phylii- CravenT valedictorian; Margaret Mills, salutstorian: George IJildebrand, Cleta Housley, Stephen Addison, Pauline Sim. Earl Bullock, Ra mona Mcfflt Lloyd Mijl!s, Danna Traylor, Floyd Patten, Mary Cline. John .Peteronj Virginia Siegf. Harry Pyle. Sjhirley Ja cob?. Naomi Stapletori Richard Jenkins. Donna Vandereen, Ruby JJaward. Delia Belle Mret. Rosa bel Whalen and Robert Stuwe. vid Jaynea, Albeit Iyd (diplo ma granted by G. l. D. test); Barbara Loyd, John Loyd, Ellen McLarty, Wallace Menning, Myr na Mollert, Alice Nendel, Jean Niggli, Nanette Pletchmv. An toinette IMettiimy, Nola Hlrhtcr, Albeit Riney, Jeanne Thompson, Deanne Thompson and Dorothy Zartman. pia Mnndor Valley Obituaries JVtOUT UIlU1!,tU Vll; iTlUllUUYal ' . Nellie I Idlei Linn-Benton Awards Listed MUMita. May I MONMOt".TH Commencement exercise" for Monm'bth high u t v . : 1 laureaie erviee at 8 p. iti. Sunday, Mar 25. ,n the First Christian church. Tf,e Rev. H. R Scheuer rnan will le the sue-aker. Mrs. Charle Eirry will ply instru mental muic; the Rev. Maurice Waseri w.l! give the invocation; Mrs. Raeli Hollinsheai will be soloist. It will be held in Campbell haU aud;Urtiiim l Oregon College of Education. Tr.ursriay, May 28. Dr. James M.)r. director and lep--turer !or the Good Citizenship F6u nriar-on. will be the speaker". The friui.te roll includes Rob ert Arirw. Vtrgil Bu. Edna Mae Cootr, Augusta Christopher, VTarne Filming arry Fresh, Elaine Foitz. Robert Graves, Ger trude KamiitoQ. James Hamilton. Kr.th Hook, Lafona Hjxjk. ' Da- ! Dallas. Jane 5 j DALLAS ?eventy-one seniors i of the Dallas nigh school will re ' ceive their drplomas at com J mehcement exercises to be held l at the high school auditorium Thursday. June 5. S. E. Whit worth, superintendent, has an , nounced. Dean U. G. Dubai h of Oregon ' State college will be the speaker. j,Jtis subject will be ''My Country ; Needs Me." The cla&s is composed of 28 i girls and 45 boys. Nine of the boys j passed general education develop j ment tests while in the service but i most of them will not be present j at the exercises. They are: Rob i ert Buckley, Lawrence Guy, Lin ! ton Iloff, Lester Jolly, Rudolph I Larson, Harland Severance, James Thurston. John Uttings, jr., and : Cecil Villwock. Three others, ; Raymond Cummings. Lila Derk : son and Stanley Russell, com pleted their work in mid year. Baccalaureate service will be held at the high school auditorium Sunday, June 1. Rev. Karl Ufer I of Trinity Lutheran church will j speak and assisting will be Dr. Earl W. Ben bow of the Presby . terian church; Rev. Homer Leuey j.of the Grace Mennonite church and Rev. Dean Terry Smith of ! the Episcopal church. The high j school chorus will sing. Ringsiders, who attended the Linn-Benton Jersey Cattle club show, first of the Willamette Valley spring Jersey Jubilee, at Albany Friday will move to Salem Monday to attend the Marion county show. A total of 109 animals were on display at the Albany show where E. E. Gourlev at wn and N. V. Shelby and Son were heavy winners. Members of both families plan to attend the Salem exhibi tion where 75 head are entered for competition. The complete list of award at the Unn-Benton show follows: 4-11 award: Junior heifer: I. Ernie Mrs. Agnes Booth; recessional, Marjorie Bouchie. Members of graduating class are Harvey Elser, Shirley Hen nies. Denis Riches, Orrin Klock stad, George Pearson, Wilma Mo Daniels, Charles Farrell, Larry Heg?e. Wednesday the seventh grade pupils gave the eighth grade pu pils a picnic at the home of the teacher. Mrs. Lillian Zinn, near the Sunnyside district. ' Tamer. May 2S TURNER Eighth grade com- ' menoement exercises will be in the high school auditorium Mon- . day. May 26, t p. m. Program: ! Processional, Marjorie Bouchie; ; invocation. Rev. Freeman Yard- : ley; welcome, Shirley Hennies; : flag salute, Denis Riches; class will, Harvey Elser; chorus, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th grade girls; class : poem. Larry Hegge: prophecy. i George Pearson: "The Hoad." Wilma MrDaniels; sextet, high school girls; introduction of speak- ' er, Mr. L. Uhi hammer; address, , to & Service on Easy c? aV eV ALSO Service for Olber Hakes 260 SUte MOGG BROS. AITLIANCE & FURNITURE Salem Phone 9149 Smith: 2. Ixl Allen: 3. David SliHbv: 4, Kelly Arnold: 5. Charl'iic ("hicotr; . Brui-e Johnstone: 7. Frsnkie Blacker of Corvallis: I. Pat Sw anion. C'or vallls: 9. Catherine Sur Talbot; 10. Marshall Suink. Lebanon Senior heifer: 1, I-ol Ann Allrh: 2. and a. Khetan Hearh of lha non : .1 a v RirhaidMin: 4. David Shethy ; 3. Hav Nrwlon of C'orvallla: 7. Ire CIimiii-ln-ii . Kail Ackliuid; S. John Wood: 10. David Hamuli. Junior yearling: 1. DarreT Bown. Al sea: 3. Catherine Sue Talbot: 3. Jav Richaidxon 4. Dalr Coolev: 4. Dean C'ooley; 8. Charlotte Nvien: 7. Pat Swinon, ("orvallm: I. Richard Stuart. Senior yearhnx: I. Betty Richard son: 2. Jay Richardson: 3. John Wood: 4. Catherine Sue Talbot: S. Eugene Firher. Producing cow: 1. Catherine Sue Talbot: 2 and 4. David Shelbv: 3 and Gene Nvcren;5. Jav Richardson' 7. Billle Swinlc of I-banon: 9. Me'ke Ohllnit: 10. Pat Swanson. Corvalli Dam-daughtei : ( law 1 and 3. lXivui Shelby: 2, Jav Richardson: 4. Cath erine Sue Ta'bot: 5. Marshall Swink of Lebanon: C. Pat Swanson. idler JKKFKRSON. M..y 24 N.-llie F'ldlcr died at her Imnie h'l i lr s following a hcatt attack. She va- born April 14, 1879 near Jeffer son and had lived all her life near there and Salem. Survivors are the widower. Bliss R. Fidlcr. a son. Mervin Fidlcr. and a grand daughter, Jean Fuller, both of Sii lem; a brother, Melvin Dungan of JefferfMn. Funeral services will be held in Jefferson, Monday, May 26 at 2 p.m. from the Evangeli cal church. The Fidler had a farm at Hob erts tor years, selling it several years ago to move to Jefferson. Margaret Jane Stone ALBANY Funeral services for Mr Margaret Jane Stone. 86, were held from the Free Meth odist church in Hrowiuv ille Fri day. The Rev. Norrts Hughes con ducted the service, burial in the Brownsville Masonic cemetery. The Fisher Funeral Home were in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Stone died Mourhiy in an Albany Nursing Home where ;he naa spent tne past un years. Born in Kansas Sept. 25. 160. she S.ilem will le held Monday. May 2tt at 2 p m from Henkle and Bollman chapel The Rev. Clark En will officiate. Burial at lOOF cenietei y II.mii Seit . 1873. d.omhlei of Mi anil Mi- Joseph DeMoude at Wauptin, Wis. Moved to Au rora, Neb. where she was mar ried to Gust Peterson. June 22, 1R94. They miSved to Dallas in 1920 itt lived near Firvilla where they enijaed in flint farming un til 1938 when he died. She has lived in Dallas since that time. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Olga Voths, Salem: Mrs., Ai lene Jensen. Fishtail, Mont.; five sons. Cordon Peterson, Salem; Frank. Kelso; Max. Seattle; Mon te, l.os Angeles; four aisters. Mr. P. J. Voth-s, Dallas; Mrs. William White. Eugene; Mrs. John Voth, Portland;. Mrs. Jexsie Stahl. North Platte. Neb.; Mrs. Ora Day, Aurora, Neb.; four brothers, An drew DeMotide, Salem; Hanison Edwin, Well fleet, Neb.; Philip. Aurora. Neb. Th StaUraan, Saltn. On qon Sunday . May 25. 1947 II fCliiiteI' Boxes Still Missing . Somewhere In Salem are six boxes, which, if found, wil bring a surprise to persons bringing them to Chandler Brown or Com E. A. Meola. As part of the naval reserve program here Last week, eight boxes were parachuted from a navy plane into Salem Friday aft ertioon. Two of the boxes were returned to the navy recruiting officer here by two women who picked them up on South Com- ) mercial street Friday. i Inside the boxes is written material explaining the naval re serve program. There is aUo a request inside and outside the boxev to return them to Brown or Meo'.a who directed the pro gram here. Roberts. May 27 ROBERTS Closing day for Robert school will be May 27 when a no-hot noon picnic lunch will be heldi the school board furnishing ice cream and the Mothers club coffee. The program after lunch will include a play. The Old Woman in the Shoe,' ' by all students; another play, "Hansel and Gretel," written and presented by the '5th. 6th and t7h grade pupils, and group singing. Louis Johnston, chairman of the school board, will present a di ploma to the only graduate, Rob ert Rnhinin erkn nt Mr nnH Mr 1 - - nimarason. William Bohanan. Report cards l Senior calf : 1. 4 and 5 E E. Oourley will then tu rnxuexl otit in the So": 1 3 N V. Shelbr a Son. - - - Junior lielfer calf: -I. Lloyd. Forter: ?. 3 and J N. V. Shelbv a Sons. 4. Leonard Foater of Shedd Champion female: Senior and (rand champion. E. E. Courier a Son: re serve senior champion. N V. Sltelby a Sons: Junior champion E. E Cour ier a Son: reserve Junior champion, N V. Shelbv 1 Sons Bulls 4 years and over: t. E E. Courlev a Son. Two years: 1. E. E. Coorley a Son: 2. Lloyd Forter Showmanship 1 and 2 year 4-H had been a riHpnt nt Rmune. Hubs: 1. tharlene t hilcot: 2. Char- , ville for t vear anrl wa the lotte Nynren: 3 Richard Johnstone ! V'" f" V .W!", tnP 4. John Wood. 5. Sliaton Bearh of I widow of the late Julirx Stone of Lacomiie j that city. Surviving is a brother Senior showmanship: 1, Jav Rich- ! Marie C.avoi California ardson; 2. Catherine Sue Talbot: 3. S a'l'oiMia. Richard Stuart: 4. Carl Euene: S. Marshall Swink of Lebanon. Open clasiies. cow i years or over: 1 and 3. F E. Courlev. k Son; 2. 4 and 5. N V Shelby Son Cows 4 vear and under i 1, I.lovd Eorster; 2. Karl Arnold. Cows 3 years and under 4: 1 and 2. E. E. Courier a Son: 3. N. V. Shelby A Sons: 4. Jay Richardson. Cows 2 vears and under 3: 1 and 2. N. V. Shelby a Sons: 3. E E Courier a Sons: 4. Felix Mullet. and . Blil'e Cakley. Senior rearling- E E Gourley A Sons: 2. N. V. Shelbv a Sons: 3. Stuart Gourley: 4. R A. Talbot: 5. Trank Doris laleen K.I len berg; LEBANON Dons laleen Ellen berg, wife of Gary Ellenberg to I whom she was married earlier j this month, died suddenly Wed nesday afternoon. Mrs. Ellenberg had lived in Iebanon eight months coming from Toledo. Ore . where sh had lived 16 years She was a native of Alliance. Neb. Burial was in Toledo, May 23. students. Talbot. May 27 TALBOT Graduation exercises will be held 'in the school house Tuesday, May 27. and the school picnic will be held Thursday,-with basket luncheon at noon. Grad uates are Evelyn White. Glenda Jones, Robert White and Dean Davidson. Popcorn. May 26 POPCORN Eighth grade com mencement will be held Monday, May 26, at 8 p. m. Thoae to be graduated are Doris Wilson and i Robert Sexton. The Rfv. Leonard Jones will be the speaker. Mrs. Leo White, teacher, plans to re ( turn next year. Bethel May 22 BETHEL The Rev. Sam P. Neufeldt, radio minister from Sa lem, gave the address at the grad uation exercises at Bethel school Wednesday. Texas Neufeldt and Lucy Anne Walfe were the eighth grade graduates and gave the val edictory and salutatory. A. C. Senior vearlme: Sons; 2. R A Talbot Junior yearling 1. Frank Richard son: 2. T. I. Allison. 3. On Nycren. Spanger of the board of directors presented the diploma. The teacher. Mrs. May A. Brown of Salem, was in charge of the program which included welcome by Dorothy Hedrick; play. "Wildcat Willie Gets Brain Fever, Texas Neufeldt, Donna Kirscher, Gloria Sanders, Walter Wilson, Helen Allenby, Lucy Anne Wolfe, Patricia Neufeldt, Leslie Kiefer. Piano solo by Joann Brown; recitation, Margery Pease; song, Lucy Anne Wolfe. ! School closes Tuesday, May 27, i with a picnic on the school ; grounds and basket dinner served Phoebe Josephine Peterson DALLAS. May 24 Funeral services for Phoebe Josephine Pe tenson, 74, who died Friday in Senior calf: 1. I.lovd Forter: t. E E. Gourley a Son: 3 I w n Bvach Junior calf: I N V Shelbv a Snm Junior champion bull N V Shelbv a Sons, lewive. Fiank Hichardson: Senior and grand champion. E E ! Gourley a Son. Cows producing 500 pound- of but- Petition Seeks to Split Middle (irove School District The Marion county district boundary hourd Monday morning will hold a he.-iiing on a petition seeking to remove from the Sa lem school district all of that area of the old Middle Grove district lying eat of Lancaster drive. The meeting will be held at 10 o'clock in the courthouse. In two previous elections Middle Grove ; had voted approval of consoli dating with the Salem district. ! The only other method of rutting a part away from the Salem dist rict is by appeal to the boundary board. The petition asks that if the lequest is gi anted the new part be called district 3. It states that over 20 school children reside in the proposed district and that the move is in their behalf. Detrait-'uitu Howard, who works for Dubois Logging Co.. was severely bruised when hit by log last Tuesday and was taken to the Salem Deaconess hospital. ML Angel Michael Welton is reported - as slowly improving at the Veteran' hospital in Portland following a major operation a week ago. Turner Sunshine club ha dM contmiieri meetings for the 1 1 m -mer month and will meet after vacation with Vina Moore Octo ber 7. Mount Angel Mrs. C Hene muhle of Long Prairie, Minn., m a juet of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Stolc. for two month. LLfrrrA vegetable -fy-0 cakco kMttatHtMM HPmisMa 4MfCA8ia. C$H 7Z7t ss--a.- tfa. " OWsOWSa WOfSHC mP V-. . sWawaaWtoaWassosMrfsaaaaaiWI as ' 'F "" isr ilaWth-dnaBsaBBaansnBaBhBB. t'ttWlSt aVasafOrrTUMLioMMl (WtMOftOlOWs Tka wsr- " Sows. 1Ot tow oasOa. CtMStftOY Qoa? (L9 64(mUoisr fJaUae Ad far ftll IMMAlUlt MnQHrt OR ?n. CaC QCHXW BW Qfa. ' o tana bo N. V. Shelby h j 'erfat or better. 1 and 2. E E Cour ier I Son: 3 N V Shelbv L U.n. 4. IJod Forstert Cowi producing tetween 4O0 and HO pounds of bultrifal: 1. 4 and 5 E. E. Gourley a Son: 2. N. V. Shelby a Son. Senior iet-n-sire: E T. 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