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10 Ths Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Tn day. January 13. 1948
Seotts Mills Mrs. Robert New
ton is expected home soon from
the Silverton hospital where she
Is convalescing following major
surgery. He Is reported as prog
ressing very well.
Marqtuun Mr. and Mrs. James
Long and children escaped serious
Injury early this week when their
car was wrecked. Mr. and Mrs.
Long sustained cuts on legs and
their son, William, suffered some
head injuries but not believed to
be serious. The infant escaped
without an injury.
Silverton Hills Zella Gilpat
rick. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
F. E. Gilpatrick, has received her
diploma from the Reisch school of
auctioneering at Mason City,
Iowa. Miss Gilpatrick is the third
woman in the country to receive a
diploma from such a school.
Seotts 'Mills Mrs. John Mack
has been quite ill from influenza.
The Macks also had the misfortune
ef having their house catch fire
earlier in the week and making
'considerable headway before con
trolled. Silverton Mr. and Mrs. John
Main have bought the P. C. Van
Sommeran place on East Main
street and sold their South Water
street residence to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Giroux. The Mains came
here from Salem two years ago
and opened a jewelry store.
ML Angel The ML Angel Co
operative Creamery association
will hold its annual business meet
ing January 31 when officers will
be elected and annual reports giv
en. Of special interest this year
will be the reports on the new
cheese aging plant. Repeat orders
are now reaching the creamery
from first orders sent to the Ha
waiian Islands. It is the stated in
tention of officials of the ML An
gel cooperative to make the local
cheese as widely known as is the
famous Wisconsin cheese.
Waldo Bills The Home Eco
nomics club of Waldo Hills grange
Is making plans for a basket so
cial and program to be held at the
community club house in Febru
ary. Popcorn The women of Pop
corn district will put on a home
talent comedy program Friday,
January 16 at 8 pjn. and the men
will give a program in February.
A 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper
will precede the first program.
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Liberty Red Hills grange in
this district will hold an open
family meeting Tuesday night
with a covered dish dinner served
at 7 p.m. A program of skits and
musical selections will be pre
sented. Orchard Heights The Wom
an's club will meet Thursday,
January 15 at 10:30 o'clock with
Mrs. John Simmons. Mrs. Gilbert
Dillon will assist. Buffet meals
will be the topic and luncheon
will be served at noon.
Roberts Mrs. E. H. Kennedy,
Croisan Creek road, recently sold
her residence and filbert orchard
to Dr. and Mrs. John Ramage. She
will not give possession until the
new place she is having built is
completed.
ScotU Mills The Rev. Scott T.
Clark, who is conducting a series
of meetings here, recently injured
his left hand. While at Govern
ment Camp a jack supporting his
car slipped, and the ligaments in
the hand were badly torn. He was
removing the chains from his car
at the time.
SUverton Mrs. Fred Jarvill is
at her home recovering from a
recent operation. Callers on her
during the week were Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Frenz, Mrs. Elmer
Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Williams and Margaret Rose of
Sherwood. Mrs. Will MaGee, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Muikey and Gene
and Lloyd and Mrs. William Char
pilloz. Evergreen Mr. and Mrs.
Casper Oveross, Coleen and Karen,
were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ferguson and sons
of Corvallis. The Fergusons, who
at one time lived at Silverton, have
lived at Sweet Home more re
cently. They moved to Corvallis
just before the holidays and plan
to build a home there. Mrs. Fer
guson will be remembered here as
Alice Weatherill.
SUverton Hills Mrs. Otto Bar
tels is reported as rapidly im
proving from her recent illness.
Independence Harold Gardan
has gone to Arizona to purchase
a carload of Brahma cattle which
he will raise on his farm here.
Brush Creek Mrs. W. C.
Larson, sister of C. A. Benson, is
reported ill at her home at Salem.
Mrs. Larson is prominent in Re
bekah lodge work in Silverton. She
formerly lived here, owning the
home now occupied by the Larry
Ernsts.
Silverton A son was born
January 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Crockett, (Vadii Dickerson) in Le
banon. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Dickerson and Mr. and
Mrs. George Crockett all of Sil
verton. Mrs. Crockett attended
Oregon State college until her
marriage more than a year ago.
Middle Grove The Community
play has been indefinitely post
poned and the Community club
will meet on its regular night, Fri
day, January 16. The program
will include a motion picture.
Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Owen spent New Year's and sev
eral following days with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Farrow.
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CD A at Albany
Is Established
ALBANY, Jan. 12-Albany court
of the Catholic Daughters of
America, the 15th court in the
state, was instituted here Sunday
with a charter class of 46 mem
bers. The membership includes
members of Our Lady of Perpet
ual Help, Albany, and SL Thomas,
Jefferson, Linn county parishes.
Mrs. John Durkee was elected
grand regent of the new court,
second in Linn county. Other of
ficers are Mrs. George McClelland,
vice regent: Mrs. Ray Derrah,
prophetess; Mary Brandt; Mrs. L.
W. Swan, financial secretary;
Florence Aicher, lecturer; Mrs. J.
Dooley, historian; Mrs. James
Cawfield; Mrs. H. H. Whiffin,
monitor.
Trustees are Mrs. Clinton Huff
man, Mrs. William Kamph, Mrs.
Harold Ross. Mrs. Patricia Bar
rows, Mrs. Glen Mollett and Mrs.
Ed Streff.
Mrs. Edward J. Bell of Stayton,
state regent, was honor guest at
the banquet which followed busi
ness sessions in the parish hall.
The very Rev. Francis P. Leipsig,
Eugene, was speaker at the ban
quet served at the Hub resaurant.
Loraine Meusey of Salem court
was toastmistress.
The Salem drill team conducted
the initiation. Besides the Salem
court others represented were Eu
gene, ML Angel, Stayton, and
Lebanon. It was announced that
a new court will be instituted Jan
uary 18 at Cottage Grove.
Community Card Party
Held by Robert Folk
ROBERTS Five tables of pro
gressive pinochle were in play
Wednesday at the community card
party held at the Roberts Grange
hall. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Vada Bernhardt, Luther Murham
mer, Mrs. Lena Murhammer and
Willard Murhammer. Mrs. Elmer
Minch and Mrs. Jessie Johns were
hostesses. Next card party will be
February 4.
Stcegle Couple Dinner
Party Hosts on Friday
Swegle Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Salter were hosts for a demon
stration dinner at their home on
Swegle Road Friday night.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Blasall; Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey C. Whitfield: Mr. and Mrs.
Robert C. Fries; Mr. and Mrs.
William Hartley and Mr. and Mrs.
Salter.
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Obituaries
Calvin 8. Edwards
LEBANON. Jan. 12 Calvin
S. Edwards jr., died at his home
Friday. Funeral services will be
held at Huston chapel at 2 p. m.
Tuesday, January 13.
Born in Pennsylvania in 1883,
Mr. Edwards had been a Lebanon
resident for seven years coming
here to be manager of the state
employment office. He came here
from Corvallis where he was for
some time associated with soils
and athletics departments of the
state college and later where he
operated the Majestic and White
side theatres.
In 1912 he was catcher for the
Chicago Cubs and during the
world fair in SL Louis was man
ager of the Philippine exhibIL He
is survived by his widow. Fern B.
Edwards of Lebanon and by two
sons: James C. of Eureka, Calif-,
and Jay Dixon Edwards of the
state department services in To
kio, Japan; two brothers and one
sister in Kansas City.
Independence Teacher
Takes Inlow's Classes
INDEPENDENCE George A.
Corwia, superintendent of Inde
pendence schools, has been grant
ed permission by the local school
board to take over certain classes
at the Oregon College of Education
at Monmouth, formerly taught by
the late Harvey Inlow, who died
of a heart attack last week.
Subject taught by Corwin will
be "school organization," and will
meet at 9 a m. Monday, Wednes
days and Fridays. This will con
tinue for the remainder of the
school year.
Halls Ferry Mothers
Qub Holds Election
HALLS FERRY The Mothers'
club has elected Mrs. Esther Wil
son, president; Mrs. F. L. Morton,
vice president; Mrs. J. D. Graham, ton and Mrs.
secretary; Mrs. Henry Barnes,
treasurer. j
Program committee includes
Mrs. Ray Barker, Mrs. C. L. New-
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