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Union Hill Booster
Night Is Scheduled
UNION HILL Forestry and
taxation were discussed by Henry
Hansen of the legislative commit
tee at the Union Hill grange meet
ing Saturday night. Members were
reminded of the special election
October 7 by Orlo Humphreys of
the legislative committee. Grange
booster night will be Saturday,
Home Economics club will mee t
October 22 at the grange hall when
hostesses will be Mrs. Paul Jac
quet and Mrs. C. C. Jones, it was
announced by Alice Jacquet,
chairman, who later had charge of
Rriish College Club
Plans Fall Meeting
Brush College Community club
will have a no-host 6:30 supper
Friday night, September 26, as the
Tho Statesman, Safam. Oregon. Thursday. Sept 25. 1947
first fall meeting. Mrs. Fred Mey
er and Mrs. Ted Wacken com
pose the supper committee. New
comers are being invited to come
and become acauainted. Hnt
lunches will be discussed and of
ficers elected for coming -year. -.
DeLuxe -Serve Self laundry,, 349
sepiemDer Z7, at tne, hall
me lecturer s program.
jenerson. ZB317.
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AUMSVIIXE Pfetared here Is the new $9000 hish-pressure fire-
fighting tmck of the Aamsvillc Rural fire Protection district.
boBtht by this dltrkt and housed In this city, with the Atrmsvllle
fire departoient manning H. Left to i:nt are members ef the rural
, fire protection dhttrlet Galas Fasoa, chairman, Eobert Sphoon,
William Gray, John Master and 8. K. Barry, secretary-treasurer.
Bowan Sells to
Freer of Pedee
! rAUJ? CITY Mr Rav TVn
nis and children were shopping in
Mr,, and Mrs. Leon Murphy and
son, Te,aay, oi Columbia city vis
ited friends and relatives over the
week end.:
Mr. aridMrs. B. E. Freer of
. rede purchased the Floyd Bowan
rrooertr and moved Saturday.
t; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Taylor and
-cniiaren ox Moiaua are visiting
. relatives here this week.
I Mildred j Wray was given a
birthday party Wednesday. Lunch
.Was served, to Mrs. James Dicken
sen, Mrs. William Mack, Mrs.
Freer, Mrs. Eldon Shepard, Mrs.
warvey jwarr, Mrs. raye Frinic,
Mrs. Mae Smith, Mrs. George
Kitchen nd Mrs. Jessie '- Moyer.
Mrs. Clarence Lenhart enter
tained the Poinsetta cluB Thurs
day when lunch was served to
Mrs. H. W. WaddelL Mrs. James
Dickenson, Mrs. George Kitchen
and Mildred Wray.
Past Noble Grand club of the
Rebekah lodge met with Mrs.
Clarence Lenhart Tuesday.
Amity Grade Schools
Enroll 251 First Week
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AJMITY-r-TWo hundred and
fifty-one pupils were enrolled at
the end of the first week in the
Amity grade school. Albert Yo
der is principal. First grade, Effie
Ellis. 34 pupils; 2nd grade. Verda
Crook. 42: 3rd. Mm. Mari Ma.
jors, 32; 4th, Eleanor Veach, 34;
am, iorma Aiuier, 36; 6th, Mrs.
Svea Minegat, ,22; 7th, Mrs. Miona
Grajr. 25, ,and assists with 5th
gxaae; ein, vioen yoaer and
James McCoy, 26. Miss Miller is
also music teacher besides 5th
grade teacher; James McCoy .is
coacn. - ;
iYoder, Ellis and Menigat at
tended a six-weeks course at
Monmouth QCE summer school
and Miss Veach attended summer
school at the University ol Ore
gon. -f
Brush College Plans
For Its HooMer Night
BRUSH COLLEGE Brush
College Home economic club spon
sored a picnic at the community
grove last week for members and
their famDie. featuring ai auc
tion conducteepby Ralph C. Shep
ard, which netted them $11 to
ward the grange building fund.
! Plans for Brush College grange
Booster night to be held October
I at the school house were made.
A program will be given and re
freshments served: Mrs. Wayne
D. Henry is grange master, and
Mrt. Ralph C. Shepard, lecturer.
Silyerton Adopts
Dance Regulations
SILVERTON At a special
meeting of the city council, called
Tuesday night by Major George
Christenson, Ordinance 364, regu-
laung puouc dances in Silver
ton, was passed on its first and
recond readings.
This ordinance included the oro.
vision that dancers not be per
mitted to leave the hall and return
without buvinff an Additional ad
mission, provided Tor two flood
lights for the parking lot across
the street from the Armory where
dances are held, and set the mini.
mum dance license fee at $10 plus
cosi or necessary extra policing.
Members of the council said it
would be necesaarr to maintain
two extra police outside of the
nan during dance hours, one on
the street and one in the narkincr
lot. The license fee has been $5
as sei oy tne present ordinance.
An ordinance providing for
adequate fire Protection in the
cuy passed tne first two readings.
Silverton Pythians
Resume Meetings
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MlLVtKTUN Home TomnU
No. 21, Pythian Sisters, held its
ursi meeung Tuesday night, fol
lowing a two months' summr va
cation.
Presiding was Mrs. Casper j
vveross. a membership attend
ance Contest Was fimuvi on A
plans will be made at the October
tna meeting, when a no-host din
ner will be held at 8:3ft Tn K
in char fie of refreshment .t
mgni are Aima McDonald, Mrs.
uveross ana Lillian Nelson.
Grand lodee session will K in
Portland October 12 to 15. Marion
mcoi earner will represent Home
.Temple, with Nad a Grinde as the
alternate. Helen M. Wrightman,
past supreme representative, will
also attend.
A memorial service and draping'
oi me cnarter for Mrs. Nettie
Cusiter, charter member, who
4ied recently, was held. Taking
pan, were jwrs. uveross, Mrs.!
Zahler, Henrietta Loe, Irene Rou-
Dai, Irene Moseng, Francis Ander
son, j. ana wiiuii vinniv
ana irs. wngntman as musician.
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