The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 21, 1947, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Texta EDO OCX nonn cj csd o o o o O DO O 11 The Statesman, Salem, Anderson Buys Prather Ranch In Adair Area BUENA VISTA N. C. Anderson recently purchased what wis for merly the Gail Prather hop ranch, in the Camp Adair area. Mrs. W. R. Pruiett and Mrs. L. H. Ward representing Buena Vista and Hopville district, attended a Polk county Health meeting at Rickreall Monday. Plans were made to bring the X-ray unit to Independence the first part of De cember. Anyone wishing to take advantage of this T.B. X7ray may secure envelopes from these wom en to sign for same. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Prather spent the weekend with her niece and husband Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Frum at Sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Ii N. Osborn, June and Jean Osborn, and their house guest, Mrs. S. M. Osborn of Lawn dale. Calif. Mrs. Casper McAtee and son Eugene were recent guests or Mr. and Mrs. William Fuller of Junction City. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Prather were JMr. and Mrs. "Ernie Sherman of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sullivan of Reeds port. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doughty and on of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. G. J, Hiebenthal and daughter of Dal las; Mrs. Norval Embree and daughters of Bridgeport; and Will iam Prather of Eugene were Sun day guests at the LelandPrather borne. Luther Keith Osborn Is spending his vacation from the office of the Highway Department In Salem, with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burn worth at Williams. Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Harold With row and her brother L. Dunn are hunt ing in eastern Oregon. C. F. Wells. Wayne Moe. Fred Walker, and Clair Millhauser are among the successful hunters of this commun ity. Mothers Protest Brings1 New Woodburn Bus Trip WOODBURN Addition of an other, school bus run so that first and second gade-; youngsters at tending local schools from outside the city will be returned home by 3:30 p.m. each day, has been made following appearance of a group of mothers from the old Hall dis trict. Bus will pick up the youngsters when dismissed at 2:30 pjn. and return at 3:30 p.m. for the regular run. Seattle Tacoma w an Portland U z o San Francisco Oakland Crbank Los Angeles, Long Depch Ban Diego .2 Ml z r 5 O 2-- i oC0 Is i o r Union Hill Grange Fair Awards Made UNION HILL The grange fair awards were as follows: Agricultural Awards O. W. Humphreys, took first in tomatoes, onions, cabbage, Bur ba n k potatoes, Gravensteins, Northern Spy, filberts, banana squash, spring wheat, Highland bent grass; 2nd, Danish squash, Baldwins, grapes, corn, fall wheat, gray oats; 3rd, King apples. Morris Fischer, 1st for pears, Bellflower apples, parsley, green Hubbard squash; 2nd, carrots, cu cumbers; 3rd, Danish squash. David Jones, 1st, beets, corn. Henry Hansen, 1st, Willamette vetch, Bryezzi rye; 2nd, chewing fesque; 3rd, Highland bent grass. Vemy Scott, 1st, Baldwin ap ples, quinces, grapes, walnuts; 2nd, filberts; 3rd, chewing fescue. Annis Jo Miller, 1st, Ice Cream and Kentucky melons, Venita Mill er, 2nd for same. Dale Miller, 1st, red cabbages, watermelons; 2nd, yellow Hubbard squash. W. M. Tate, 1st, Danish squash, fall wheat, grey oats, chewing fes cue; 2nd, King apples. Highland bent grass; 3rd, pears. J, C. Krenz, 1st, lima beans; 2nd, pumpkins. Floyd Fox, 1st, pumpkins; 2nd, pears. --- -" Alice Jaquet, 1st, Red Heart and everbearing strawberries 2 n d , walnuts. f Cooking Awards Mrs. Henry Peters, 1st, cookies, filled pies. Mrs. Verny Scott, Jit, candy, 2nd, filled pies. Mrs. O. M. Humphreys, 1st, two crust pie.- Biscuits, 1st, Mrs. C; C. Jones, 2nd, Alice Jaquet; 3rd, Mrs. W. M. Tate; 4th, Vivienne Jaquet. Four-H camp biscuits. Keith Scott, 1st; Eldon Jaquet, 2nd. Canning ? Mrs. Carl Jones, 1st, peaches, pears, pie cherries; beets, jam, wa termelon preserves, sliced pickles. Mrs. J.i C. Krenz, gooseberries, grape Jelly; 2nd, dill, sliced pickles. Mrs. John Doerfler, 1st, toma toes. Detroit Guest Gets His Deer DETROIT Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith of Portland spent the week end with the Frank Fishers. Smith got a nice buck while hunting. He works for Graham, Braley in Port land. t Mrs. Kitty Waters, grandmoth er of Mrs. Fred Rice who has been ill with influenza has recovered sufficiently to be about. Henry White of Eugene spent a. few nights last week with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker while here on business Mrs. Earl Parker, who keeps a record of the rainfall, reports 4.11 inches of rain fell in a 38 hr period beginning Tuesday night. Cathrin Fryer, attending busi ness college in Salem, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fryer last weekend and was accompan ied by Sharon Johnson of Sa lem. Mrs. J. A. Wright was in Stay- Ion Tuesday and stayed that night with her sister. Mrs. L. A. Crane of Scio, returning Wednesday. Astoria Woman Visits Halls Ferry Family HALLS FERRY Mrs. Guy Barker of Astoria visited at Ray barkers last week. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Allen and children have gone to California to visit a few days and will go to Colorado to live. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Abell and family are leaving for Washing ton , where Mr. Abell has been transferred. The Girl Scouts met with Mrs George Weeks Wednesday.1 Let Us Giro Your Ford Hew Car Pep! with a REBUILT FORD EUGIKE Completely torn down and rebuilt to precision stand ards. -fa Worn parts replaced with new, genuine. Long-life Ford parts. 1t Runs like a new engine. Tfc- It's the next best thing to a new car. V-8 90 H.P. All other available- Ford types priced propor tionately low. Complete Ford Sales and Service For More than 30 Years. In ROYAL COAC H The tons ana nearly zee years old. Is furbished far an official trip by Klag George VI of England to open parliament Vailllley IBD5fi Turner Mr. and Mrs. Art Smith of Huntington Park, Calif., are visiting her mother, Mrs. Su die Ward. Smith and Sam Good man are deer hunting near Bums. Swede The Garden Road Neighborhood club was entertain ed Friday by Mrs. Archie Wehtje and Mrs. William Hartley at the Hartley home on Lancaster Drive. One o'clock luncheon was served by the hostesses. Contribution to ward the building fund of the "Chin Up" club was made. A so cial afternoon followed the busi ness meeting. Unlonrale Saturday visitors at the Owen Turners were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Turner, Dennis and Frankie, Mr. and, Mrs. Melvin Turner, and Linda, and Charles Turner. Union Hill W. M. Tate, newly elected master of Marion county Pomona Grange, and Mrs. Tate, will complete, 16 years as assistant stewards of Marion county Pomo na this year. This honor was in correctly given to Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hartley, who are the newly elected assistant stewards. Unionvale Mrs. Fred Withee jr., and Stanley are staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rutschman while Withee is in eastern Oregoivjbn a hunting trip. Swegle Guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jayne, Lan caster Drive, were her uncle, Claude Main and daughter Shir ley, of Dupree, SIX St Louis The annual fall festival will be held in St Louis parish Sunday, October 26. Cafe teria service will be provided from noon until the evening and various booths will provide en tertainment Unionvale Mr. and Mrs. Ron ald Frost and daughters Janice and June visited his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Turner Saturday. Mt Angel Michael Borscho wa is the new city marshal, hav ing assumed his duties last week. He served with the UJS. marine corps during the war and received his discharge as a sergeant a year ago. Unionvale Mr. and Mrs. Or val McCandless and his sister, Mrs. Grace Smith of Omak, Wash., left1 Wednesday for an ex tended trip to Crescent City, Okla. Kelzer No host supper for Keizer grange at hall Tuesday, October 21. Members are asked to bring own service and friends of grange members are invited. $118.50 Plus tax installation and your old engine. m jaW grj ."V V king's state'eoach. welching four Turner Mrs. Louis Petersen will entertain the members of the Sunshine club Tuesday, October 21. Valley Obituaries Mr. William Henry Werner WOODBURN Funeral services for Ida Henrietta Werner, 73, who died Friday were held here Mon day from Ringo s chapel, burial in Belle Passi. Mrs. Werner came to West Woodburn six years ago. She was bom in Blue Earth, Minn., June 7, 1874 and after some time in Canada returned to the United States in 1902. Survivors are the widower, Will- Henry Werner, sons Melvin M. Werner, Sandy; Lowell A. Werner, at home; sister, Minnie Andrews, West WoOdburn; two sisters and a brother in the east, a sister in Cali fornia and one grand child. Baby Davidson WOODBURN Graveside serv ices were held Sunday afternoon at St. Louis for Sandra Jean Da vidson, six weeks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson. Born last Aug. 29 in Salem, be sides the parents, grandparents, are Mr. and Mrs. Edward David son and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Man ning of Gervais. Theodore A. Fleischhauer AURORA Theodore A. Fleisch hauer, 68, died Friday night at his home here. Born in Philadelphia February 6, 1879 he came to Ore gon as a child. In 1915 at Port land he was married to Harriet Atkinson. They lived here 12 years and he had been postmaster in Aurora. Survivors are the widow, a son, Daniel of Eugene; a daughter, Janet of Seattle; two brothers. Henry of- Portland, and Al of Oceanlake. Funeral services were held Mon day, Oct. 20 at the Miller Funeral Home in Aurora, burial in River view cemetery, Portland. Pedee Visitors Are Entertained PEDEE Mrs. E. A. Fogg of Jennings Lodge spent several days at the C. L. Barbanks this week. Mrs. Charles Kessler. Mrs. Will iam Kessler and baby Erma Coleen were in Portland Monday. The Evangelical Youth Fellow ship of Kings Valley and Pedee held a party at the parsonage in Kings Valley Friday. Devotional meetings, recessed during the sum mer, will be resumed October 26. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Potter are the parents of a son born October 11. They also have twin daugh ters. Mrs. Lonella McGailis of River side, Calif., who spent the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Smith. Simpson's Camp, is now with the Owl Drug company in Portland. Weekend guests of the Gus Jahns were Mr. and Mrs. Tony Zandal and Kenneth of Dallas and Zandal's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zonta of Lyons. 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jahn of Val- etz and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McKindlev and daughter Jeanette of Osakis, Minn. BACK! ...AND BETTER Than EVEN pQD OOO Union Hill Club Holds Meeting UNION HILL First fall meet ing of the Woman's club was held at Mrs. Ray Johnstons Thursday. Mrs. Henry Tate, new chairman, presided. Delegates to the County Federation at Waldo Hills are Mrs. W. H. Burrell, Mrs. Maurice Heater, Mrs. Verny Scott, Mrs. Morris Johnston and Mrs. Ernest Speed. Mrs. Adolph Heater, al ternate. Mrs. Maurice Heater Will be hostess in two weeks. Present for the afternoon were Mrs. Morris Johnston and daugh ter Betty, Mrs. W. M. Tate, Mrs. Henry Tate, Mrs. Ralph Mollet, Mrs. W. H. Mollet, Mrs. A. L. Kos tenborder, Miss Florence Pottorff, Mrs. Maurice Heater, Mrs. Wil liams and son, Mrs. Ernest Speed, Mrs. Adolph Heater, Mrs. C. E. Heater, Mrs. Verny Scott, Mrs. Truman Swearingen, Mrs. Jessie Carter, Mrs.. W. H. Burrell and the hostess, Mrs. 'Johnston. Mrs. Swearingen is a new member of the club. CHOLERA DEATHS GROW CAIRO, Oct. 20-(P)-The health ministry, reporting a death toll of 1,849 from Egypt's 25-day-old cholera epidemic, said tonight all doctors in the infected areas had been drafted for government service. G3D GsSJ QE30 CGC79 OTQff CCDCDGD(5G9 - it Mi. J PH. 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