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Four Corners Mr. and Mrs. , the play cast are John Van Laa
Hardie Phillips, and daughter Jan- : nen, Mrs. Paul Bassett, Theo
ice were Sunday night dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Cadwell, 185 N. 24th st. I Malm, Mrs. Charles wenger, Mrs.
! Robert Pickerel, Virginia Patter
Pedee Mrs. Gordon Murphy son, Joyce Kuenzi, Charles Wen
ef Kings Valley has been rehired rer. Earl Malm and Mrs. Robert
as teacher of the upper grades and Wagers.
Mrs. Earl Creson of Independence
of the lower grades for Pedee
school.
Hayesville Earl R. Anderson
has had a relapse at Veterans hos
pital in Portland where he had un
til this week been improving. He
was hospitalized four weeks ago
with pneumonia. The Andersons
live on Hollywood avenue, Salem
route 8.
Turner Mrs. Annie Windom
spent last week visiting her son
Harry Harvey in Albany. Lyons Baptismal services were
held at the Lyons Methodist
Middle Grove The three act church Sunday morning and Fri
comedy -Dude Rancn". directed day night, March 26, the Sacra
by Mrs. Cleo Keppinger will be ! ment of the Lord's Supper will be
given at North Howell hall Fri- ; commemorated at the church, and
day night, March 26. Members of the pastor will speak on the "Sev-
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Kuenzi, Sue Anglin, Hubert Asp
; inwall, Cleo Keppinger, Mrs. Earl
East Salem Mrs. J. Linde
man will entertain at her home
for members of the Merry-go-Round
club Thursday night. It
will be the asocial meeting.
East Englewood Lansing
Neighbors Garden club will meet
Thursday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Lively. Members of
) their families will be guests and
1 slides of garden scenes will be !
shown. I
for that
cepuon t members win De" held On
Easter.
Turner Mrs. Hugh Webb
spent last week in Chehalis visit
ing relatives.
Pringle Mr. and Mrs. Ed
C.iirimrw h have moved to their -
. recent completed
off Fabry road.
residence just
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Popcorn Mr. and Mrs. KODert
Gannon and daughters Eileen and
Linda of Kittitas, Wash., are visit-
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nig ncr pdiciiks, mi. tiiu wis. r.
A. Withers.
unui aiier r-asier.
Betbel Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Spranger have as a house guest
his sister Mrs. A. E. Sykes of
Seattle. Sunday dinner guests in
cluded also Mrs. Spranger's moth
er, Mrs. Elizabeth Holter. Mrs. I.
Wick Strom, Mrs. John Grimm and
Lillian Grimm, all of Portland.
Popcorn Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Yoder of Laureldale, Penn., are
visiting at the homes of Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Withers and Mr. and
! Shop
outfit for Easter and
THURSDAY STAYTON Mr. and Mrs. El don
Polk extension: Rickreall. grange ! Girtman entertained with a din
Vanon count. trnu.n: M-h-tr, I ner Pty at their new home in
i 1:30. club house: Silverton unit.
i Fruitland Circle. 2 p m. church an-
Fruitland Circle
nex.
I FRIDAY
I Polk extension: Brush collece. Mrs.
Mike Focht. route 1 Salem.
i Marlon county extension i Edina
j Lane. Lancaster Neighbors, 1:30 p.m.
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North Howell grange. Middle Grove'
i players S P.rr..
SATURDAY
Waldo Hills grange.
Mrs. John Simmons. Yoder was
stationed for a , while at Camp
Adair during the war. He is a
cousin of Mrs. Withers and Mrs.
Simmons.
Maeleay Young Grangers will
meet tonight at the grange hall
for a program and social hour.
George Tooker is president of the
group.
Today...
Htmor Birthday Guest
I Stayton in honor of the birthday
, of her mother.
Mrs. Harry Porter.
Present were Harry Porter,
Clarence Farrette. Donald Far
rette, Larry Freres, Harry Girt
man, the guest of honor, Mrs. Por
ter and Mr. and Mrs. Girtman.
Pedee Senior Student
Wins 4-1 1 Bank Award
PEDEE Margaret Howard has
Kpn awarrtrl cprnnH rri7 in th
1947 state 4-H club farm account
ing, $7.50 from the Oregon Bank
ers association. She received first
place for 1946. She is a senior in
the local high school and her work
was done individually with her
mother, Mrs. Sidney Howard, as
instructor.
Haiikerrhief Booth
CLEAR LAKE Mrs. Homer
Goulet entertained the home ex
tension unit Friday afternoon. Mrs.
A. F. Masree and Mrs. Ted Girod.
project leaders, discussed "Care of
the Skin" and home made face
creams
Mrs. Massee asked that hand
kerchiefs for the unit's exhibit at
the Homemakers' Festival be left
with her or with Mrs. Zornes.
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Silverton Repair Shop
Sold to Kansa Veteran
SILVERTON CarJ Kellner,
who came here from Color aado
in November, 1913, sold his shoe
repair shop to W. F. Ramsey, a
native of Kansas and a navy vi-ter-an
of World War I.
Kellner came here first as an
employe of H. Haaland, who also
ttBfcsflftiiaostu
sold his shop a few week ago, One,
who cam hero from Colorado
year later Kellner opened his own
shop, at the corner i of 1 Oak! and
First streeU. a half block from
his present location. !
Mr. and Mrs. Kellner plan
trip in the Immediate future to
Sacramento to visit their daugh
ter ! ; 1
Ramseys have a son, navy vet
eran of World War II, now at Ore
gon State college. I i i
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