141 The Stat man. SaUm. Ofaon. Thursday. March 25. 1948
New Zoning
Plan Object
Of Appeals
SILVERTON Appearing at
a public hearing Monday by the
planning commission were Lowell
Brown. Earl J Adams. Mr and
Mrs. Fred Beckheyer and Charles
Walker in reference to the adop
tion of the new Silverton zoning
ordinance. Brown and Adams
were interested in keeping the
industrial zone from encroaching
further on reidential property on
McClaine street, and Beckheyers
brought a petition aking that
property including that designat
ed as the Blacketbv and Goode on
the map be changed to commer
cial from residential Walker ex-pres-'d
hope th.it his might be
included in the commercial zone
Ktfommend.it ions granting these
requests will ko (mm the plan
ning commission to the council
at the April meeting
H. Hoist rom appeared before
the commission to .i-sk for im
pioement on First -trret. City
Manager Robert - Borland report
ed petitions had been completed
and everything was -in readiness
to proceed with this as moii as
the city council acts, and the com
mission recommended action be
taken at the eailie-t possible date.
Action against the city dump
ground is pendiwg and the com
mission i ci nmmended to the city
council that an incinerator be
built, the dump giound abandon
ed at the eailiot possible time,
and that the incinerator be made
available to the public.
Aif ( Nelson. memler of the
commis-iot: brought up the mat
ter ot the proposed city ordinance
setting ruling- for calling special
council meetings and asked that
the lommivMon members oppose
this As mir.utes of the city coun
cil showed ttiis oiilir.ance had
been Mippoite-1 tn" majority
of 'he council on its fust two
readings, and commission mem
tei s felt that it was out of their
jurisdiction, the matter was tabled.
(iervais Presbyterian
Services Are Announced
GERVAIS -- Services at the
Preb terian church during Holy
week sta: ted Monday night and
will be held Wednesday night with
communion on Friday night. Each
meeting staits at 8 p m. Special
services will be held Eastern Sun
day Christian Endeavor group meets
at the John Banuks' for Easter
bieakfav? ,md services at 7 am
Sunday morning
Howard FrmaeU Leey
PEDEE. March 25 Howard
Francis Lacey. 38, died at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Sidney
Howard at Pedee, Tuesday,
March 23, after several years'
illness He was born on the farm
where he died. April 16. 1910 He
was never married and had work
ed at various places but his resi
dence was always Pedee.
He was the sen of Harry and
Mary Howard Lacey. Survivors
are his mother, Mrs. Mary Lacey,
Pedee: four sisters. Mrs. W. Clar
ance Kearns (Blanche), Spring
field: Mrs Sidney Howard (Flor
ence), Pedee; Mrs J. W. Siddall
rKatherine). Dallas. Mrs. J. F.
Brunjes (Violet). Tillamook.
Funeral services will be held
at Henkle-Bollman chapel. Dal
las. Thursday. March 25, at 2 p.m
The Rev William Elmer, pastor
of Evangelical United Brethren
church, will officiate. Burial at
Womt-r cemetery, Pedee.
I her entire life and and around
j this community.
Survivors are two sisters, Mrs.
Alta Trask of Mill City, Mrs.
Ruth Lyons of Lyons; a brother,
Claude Wilson of Selenv several
nieces and nephews.
The Rev. R. T. Cookingham of
the Lyons Methodist church offi
ciated, with burial in Fox Valley
cemetery. Pallbearers were neph
ews. Ted Trask, Robert Trask,
George Nydigger, George "Mei Ike,
' Keith Taylor and Jerome Lyons.
Fannie Wilson
LYONS Funeral services were
held Monday for Fannie Wilson.
60. who died at a Salem hospital
Saturday, March 20. Born in Sa
lem May 6. 1887, she had spent
Nicholas P. Lalor
AURORA Funeral services
were held Thursday. March 11,
in Portland for Nicholas P. La lor
of Evanston. Wyo , who died Sun
day. March 7, at St. Vincents hos
pital. Portland.
Nicholas Lalor
Denver and came
Wyo.. 21 years ago
employed by the
railroad.
Survivors ate the widow, Cal
den Miller Lalor, formerly of
Gervais; two sisters, May M. La
lo. of Denver and Josephine La
lor of Cincinnati; two brothers,
William R. of St. Louis and Bur
gess J. of Denver.
was born in
to Evanston,
where he was
Union Pacific
Bethel Mr and Mrs J B
Early of Peace River, Canada,
have beer! visiting in Salem.
Sheridan and Eugene and were
guests of Mr and Mrs. J. G.
Lauderback The Early family
dates back to early settlement of
this part of the valley, when Dan
Early owned the sawmill which
sawed lumber when this district
was first cleared.
Dalian Planning
Easter Service on
Court House Lawn
DALLAS The Rev. E. Wolff of
the Salt Creek Baptist church will
speak at the annual community
Easter sunrise service on the court- ;
house lav n at 5 47 a.m., Easter
Sunday morning sunrise hour. I
The program is sponsored by ;
the Dallas Ministerial association
and will include congregational
singing, trumpet music; numbers
by the brass quartet of the Salt
creek church: vocal solo, Mrs
Howard Fleming and numbers by
the Mennonite Brethren church
male quartet.
Other ministers participating in
the serv ice are Dr. Earl Benbow,
Rev. Arthur Hoenisch, Rev. Clark :
Enz. Rev L. O. Triplett and Rev.
Kenneth Johnson.
In case of rain the service will
be held in Christian church.
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
Creomulsion relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen snd expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, tn- '
Camed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding-
you must like the way it
quietly allays the cough or you are
to have your money bade
CREOMULSION
for Couzhs, Chest CoWs, Bronchitis
Detroit Brownie Units
Organized in Schools
DETROIT Three groups of
Brownie Scouts were organized
here last week. One group of
eight is made up of girls from
the third and fourth grades and
met with Mrs. Ray Johfison. Mrs.
Cliff Peterson was leader assisted
by Mrs. Ixila Christianson.
A group of seven girls met with
the leader, Mrs. Perry Fry and
Mrs. Guy Wilson assisted.
Third roup, eight girls from the
first trade met with Mrs. S. T.
Moore. Her assistants were Mrs.
John Weisgerber and Mrs. How
ard Dean. Groups were all making
Easter baskets. Brownies will meet
each Tuesday.
North Dakota Family
Buys 4 Corners Place
FOUR CORNERS Mr. and
Mrs. Harold McMillan have sold
their 100-acre farm in Rickey dis
trict to Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Bacheller of North Dakota. Living
in North Dakota, they received
their mail at Fairview, Mont. They
have six children.
Mr. and Mrs. McMillan have
moved to 1020 E. Rural ave., Salem.
Hayesville Woman's
Club Program Given
HAYESVILLE Mrs. WilUam
Brietzke, Claxter road, entertained
20 members of the Hayesville
Woman's club Thursday. Mrs.
Charles Garrison is club president.
Mrs. Carl Carlson directed a
short skit, "An Alphabetical Ro
mance" in which Mesdames Fern
Morgan, Wayne Powers, Charles
Andresen, Fred Dougherty, Lor
etta Fisher and Charles Garrison
took part. Next meeting will be
at the E. L. Moor home on Port
land highway and will feature
the annual "white elephant" sale.
Community club met at the
school house Friday when mov
ing pictures were shown by Wal
ter Lottis. Berns Christofferson
was auctioneer for the box and
pie social which followed the pro
gram, proceeds were added to the
Community club fund. Next meet
ing will be April 30 and in charge
of the Girl Scouts.
Macleay Woman Given
Surprise on Birthday
MACLEAY Mrs. George Boe
digeheimer was honored by a sur
prise party on her birthday, Sun
day. Present were George Boe
digeheimer, Mary Jean BoedLge
heimer, Mr. and Mrs. John Amort,
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bateson,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodgson
and Chester and niece, Barbara
Jo, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence John
son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin,
sr., Mr. and Mrs. Lee Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Parker and
Arden, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Took
er and Mrs. Edith Wilson.
Dakota Women
Visit at Lincoln
LINCOLN Mrs. J. E. Murray
and Mrs. Raymond Johnson of
Grot on, S. D, recently visited Mr.
and Mrs. H. W. Ashford and Mrs.
J. D. Feller. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs.
Murray and Mrs. Ashford are sis
ters, Mrs. Feller is their mother.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Meissner en
tertained at a 7 o'clock supper
Saturday at their Lincoln home.
Later cards and games were in
play. The guest list included Mr.
and Mrs. Tracy Walling, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Camillo and Mike. Mrs.
J. D. Feller, Mr and Mrs. H. W.
Ashford, Mr. and Mrs. Avalt Mul
ler and Marvin, Norma and Ver
na, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Walling
and Wayne, and Sally Mrs. Lots
Crawford, all of Lincoln, and Wil
ms Crawford, Portland). : j,. . .
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hicks,
state Junior Farmers Union dele
gates to the national I convention;
in Denver, have retutned home.
His grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Hicks, returned with them for a
visit. His parents, Mr. and Mrs."
T Xr. Hicks, and Kathleen went,
with them and visited j relatives.
Snow and cold weather t Denver
were encountered. ' - j
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