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Mid-Willametle Valley News
Frm Th Stirtrtman'i Community '.ftrrriuntnti .
MeAIpin Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Meyer of iZs Angeles have been
house gue ts of Mr. and Mrs. Orlo
Humphreys tne past week. The
women are cousins. Mr. and Mrs.
Moyer are. on vacation and will
spend a week with their son,
Daniel Moyer in Portland before
returning to Los Angeles.
Kberl Mr. and Mrs. Forest
Edwards have left for Elk lake to
spend several weeks fishing and
riding their horses which they
took with them.
Lrns Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Stockwell and family of Swiss
home visited her parent?, Mr. and
Mm. Art Ayers, and his mothi-r,
Mrs. In Stockwell in Fox Val
ley. 7
Kaberts Dr. and Mrs. Fred
H. Thompson have had as their
bouse guests, his brother, and sister-in-law.
Prof, and Mrs. Reuben
Thompson of Reno, Nevada.
MeAIpin Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Olsen of Harbor, and Mrs. Fred
Mantz of Myrtle Point visited
Sunday at the Eric Fisher home.
Kberts Mrs. Glenn Holman
is spending the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Maurer of llau-
sot. Ore. Maurers are former res
idents of Schurman road.
Lfans )Mrs. Daisy Johnston
viwted bef sister, Mrs. Bertha
Lyons M. and Mrs. Ralph
Tfask of Albany visited her par
ent", Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ring
here Sunday.
VtcUr Point Walter Winn, Jr. I
i is recovering in an Albany ho pi- J
tal from , typhoid fever which he
contracted recently. - -
Unionvale Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Crawley and Mr. and Mrs.
Matt - Warren visited the latter's
son, the Rev. Bern Warrren at
Foster Sunday.
Middle v Grove Mr. anl Mr?. Lebanon More than 50 em-! Topeor William Seslon. 7.J
Harris Ault. Rodney and Wayne. ; ployes of the Lebanon poMof (ice n of Mr. and Mrs. J Sexton. ;
The
Solom. Oroea. WoA ArT. 1"T - 1X73
left June 22 for North Dakota.
They attended a family reunion in
Grand Forks, Sunday, June 29,
and will vi.-it relatives of Mis.
Roberts
Pedee Mrs. Joe Trueax and
Nelda went to Longview Satur-
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe . day to spend a week with Mrs.
Gilbert attended the wedding of Trueax's son Oliver (Bill) and
Jane Crider and Robert Bauman family. Nelda is on vacation from
in Dallas Sunday. Returning they clerking at the Pedee store.
visited Dr. sind Mrs. Maurice But
ler in Independence.
MeAIpin Mr. and Mrs Eric
Fisher and family attended a fam
ily gathering at Mrs. Nettie Down-
Lyons
Mrs. Allie Caron of
Los Angeles is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Stevens and also vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Z. K. Zander
in Salem Friday. Stevens took her
and members of their families at
tended a picnic Thunday night
in the recreation rooms of the
lhurrh nf fhnikt Plamint m iir-
Ault in Cavalier. They expect to inally at the home cf Mtrnll
be gone a month. Smith. petmat-r. it wa ti;,tiKd
because of the weather. Mrs. Nor
L'nionvale Mr. and Mrs. Mar- j val Taylor and Mr. Claicme Roy
ton Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Har- ; were in charge of arrimrmrnt..
june'STand bt7hicin'riM? Valley Obituaries !
Two weeks mo their rtauahtrr.
Hetty, fell and broke both wrists
lan Noble were fishing in Baker j
creek Sunday.
Swegle Donna Brandt re
turned home last week from Se
attle where she visited her sister,
Mrs. Howard. Ames and family.
pedee Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Mr
Ike of Dallas iMtrl the Sidney
Howards Saturday.
irgs in Stayton Thursday. Others to Brietenbush hot springs where
present were Mr. -and Mrs. Earl
Downing and three daughters of
Ashland, and Mrs. Dick Phillips
and daughter, Irene of Estacada.
Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Walworth left this week for San
Diego where they will make an
extended visit with their daugh
ter. The Rev. and Mrs. R. T.
Cookkingham are staying at their
place.
she spent the rest of the week". She
leaves Tuesday for Montana to
visit before returning to Los An
geles.
Lyons Jim Pravitz, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Pravitz left for Mon
tana this week to spend the sum
mer with his sbter.
MeAIpin Mr. und Mrs. Orlo
Humphreys and son. Robt-it. at
tended the Humphrey clan le-
Unionvale Doris Braat of I union in Slayton Sunday.
Portland visited her mother, Mrs.
Leah Braat over the weekend.
Middle Grove The Rev. and
Mrs. Clarence Loewen and daugh
ter of West Salem, conducted the
service following the Sunday
school hour, Sunday, when a talk
ing picture, "The Man Who For
Lyons Jackie Anderson son of
Mrs. Arthur Anderson underwent
a tonsilectomy at the S.-ilem Dea
coness hospital Wednesday morn
ing. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. George '
Kceley of Portland and hi pat -
Lyon The Rev R. T Co..
ington. who ha bn serving both
the S;alon and Lyon Methodist
churches for the 1M three ycurs.
has been sent lo Lyon full time.
Mr. and Mrs. Cfkingham are
now staying at the l-nwrmor Wal
worth while Walworths ate away
and plans are underway to build a
parsonage here soon.
I'nionvale Raibara Bennett 1
staying with the Clarence Craw
leys and Claudia with the Fred
Stockhoffs while their parent,
the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Bennett
assist at the Camp Meeting and
Bible Conference at
Lake, Wash.
Pedee Mrs. C. B. Zumwalt
who spent several days visiting
Mcmp.n wunimc MIIJ ' 1,., Kirw in rtoVlon folif
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the past week.
MeAIpin Ollie Ebner, 6, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ebner,
recently fractured his leg in a
fall from a picket fence at their
home here.
Pringle Mrs. True, mother of
W. B. True, has left for a vis-it
with her daughter in Grants
Pass.
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Pedee Margaret Howard vis
ited her grandfather. S. S. Howard
Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Arthur m "Mnon unaay.
Andersen and Jackie are visiting Lyona-Mr. and Mrs. Harry El
at Klamalh Falls with relatives mer gpent veral days in Port
and will also visit another sister ,and week attending the
American Legion convention.
Uniondale Mrs. J. C. Church
received word Thursday of the
death of her youngest sister, Mrs
J. W. Pendleton in Chilhowie, Va.
in California.
Marion Farmers Union meet
ing which would have come on
got God," was shown. Attendance enta Mr. and Mrs. P T. Keeley ; Ju,y 4 hJ hvrn po,, untll
Mrv JMpKin Eolalia CI
STAYTt)N. July I Fuerl
servicr for Mrs. Jtrrphtoe Fi-,
laha Ouscn. 31, who did SaMay r
at Salrm hopitl. will be held
at 2pm Wedr.etdcy from VV'ed -film
Funeral home In Statt.
burial in Fox Valley cemetery.
Mr. Clatcm wo bom Oct 3.
1895 at Fairfax. S.D. and was mar
ried Feb. 3. 1913. lo Kay J. CUon
They moed to Oregon 13 year
ago and to Mahama eight year
Co. Survivor include eenrhil
dien. all ft Mhma Thev are
Harry. Mr. E. L. Key. Stewart.
Ivan. Eugene. Erma and Mr
Myrtle Sylvester and seven grand
Newman ! children: also to sillers. XI r
Frank Sutton. Mrs. Jrje Fay.
both of Stayton: and a brother.
Charles Haien of Albert. Canada.
Lyono ML Jrffrma Lurtber
cnpar.y taw mi!L and Dc a.r4
Vrmrr factory rloM-d dovn Frv
tUy fcr the Fowrth t? Jt'y h
dy nd w lil reurr.e uitklMH
TuvU, July t.
MrUn Mr. and Mrv Willja
Oine end infant on of Drrver
at itrui her rafer.tv. the Vtf
rxV ic,. The Clne a'so ailed
in PuttUnd and &eo:t:.
contest was won by the Blue side;
75 were in attendance at the ser
vice.
Unionvale Guests of the
Charles Fergusons are her sister.
Mrs. Harry Serex and family, her
brother, A. M. Rosemary and fam
ily and her aunt. Mrs. C. E. Shel
ton, all of Long Beach, Calif.
Unionvale Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Houston of Valley Junction
were Sunday guests of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Murray.
Lyons Mrs. John McClurg en
tertained the pmochle club Sat
urday night honoring Mrs. Oscar
Naue on her birthday. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Naue.
Ruby and Donald Naue. Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Downing and Duane.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heineck, Mr.
and Mrs. George Huffman, and
Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg.
of Seattle, visited Mrs. George
Keeley parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Huber Saturday.
Four Corner Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Walker, Terry and Chery l.
San Diego spent several riavs with
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Warren, 3840
LaBranche ave.
Pepeorn S h i r 1 ey Pasohke.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Paschke. came home Friday from
Corvalli. where she attended the
4-H Summer school under a schol-
July 18. The Boy Scout troop re- ,
cently organized mee's regularly
Thursday w ith the Rev. Frank
Haskins as leader.
ML Angel Sister M Adeline
and Sister M. Evelyn of St. Jo
seph convent. Albany, visited four
day last week at the Leo Duerr
home. Sister Adeline is an aunt
of Mrs. Duerr. The nun alo
visited other relative and fi lends
here. 1
rar Cowers Mr. and Mr. T.
Oliver Ritkman. Milton, Jay Dee.
DarreH. Twill, and Teddy left
lt week for several week in
Kn vUiUng relative. The
oldest daughter, Barbara, will stay
with her aunt in Salem.
The Beady Bar
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Operates 17
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Wed. Coo. Appoai.
arship given her by J. C Penney! toraen air. ana air.
Co. of Dallas. She is a member of David Behm. originally from Ne- j
the Popcorn 4-H Sewing club and braska have purchased the Swam j
has completed four years of 4-H grocery and Swain have pur-1
crutsea one i a. v.omniercii inn i
club work.
Miller st. in Salem. Behm have
t'nlonrale Sunday guestj of been operating the West Salem
the Orval MtjCandles were her i market in Wet Salem but so fr
mother. Mrs. Lulu Turner, Mr. j have been unable lo find living
and Mrs. Myron Turner and Mr. j accomodations in Four Corners or
and Mrs. Ralph Turner. Salem. .
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GHAIID THEATRE
Big Holiday Show!
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Pedee Relatives and friends
of Pete Burbank gathered at the
Fir Grove school Thursday night
to ..honor him on his birthday.
Prlnglea-Norbert Norton, son of
Mr. .qd Mrs- Lurline Norton, is
home on terminal leave from the
navy - r
Uniondale Sunday guests of
the Kenneth Coberlys were Mrs.
i Fred. Withee and Lydia, the Mar
ion Dixon family and the Harlan
Nobles."- - ... .
Pedee Norman Taylor of Cor-
vallis spent the weekend with his
Uncle, W. H. Birchell and' family,
Taylor recently moved to Corval-
ilis..om Carlsbad, New Mexico,
former home of the Birchells.
Uniondale Sunday guests of
the Ersel Gubsers were Mr. and
Mrs. "A. C. Dickover of Sirverton,
Hubert Wilson and Jo Ann Bell.
Middle' Grove The Merry
i Minglers club held its annual fam
ily picnic at Silverton park, Sunday.
Unionvale Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win, Kutschman were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Anna Rutschman of
Fairview. - -
Lyons Mrs. Walter Fields of
Baker visited friends here Tues-
day., . She was Ethel Schnacken
berg who was reared in Fox Val
j ley community.
Unionvale Mr. and Mrs. Pres
I ton Green and Delbert of Eugene
visited their uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Rutschman Sun
day. '
Swegle Friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Alsman will be glad
to know their baby, who has been
ill at a Salem hospital following
an emergency operation, was well
enough to be taken home last
1 week.
155 N. Liberty
Phone 3194
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haary white duck. Sturdy
no-mark rubber soles. 3 Vz-
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lace-to-toe style. Thick no
mark rubber soles. 614-11
Heavy brown duck in
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think of setting ot
appetaert without
Tb Timers '
Tea Timers and
hoi toup maVje
a perfectly m .
V swell lunch!
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These golden-brown Tea Timer Crackers art very "abort
and very crisp. They hava a way of delif htiog folia
because we make them with only tha finest tborUtisg
there la. So when you aet oat these rich
Tea Timer Crackers with your breeragea at entertaining
time, or nibble Tea Timera at lunch or In between meala,
youH discover how a "short" cracker beneta
by being baked with tha fineat kind of shortening.
Next time you shop, bring home Tea Timera. Take a taita
andCaea what you've been missing!
Xi n Jty real scrambles tor g
Mv Tea Timers and milk! . .
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