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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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DALLAS Partial contributions
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