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Four Corners
House Sold to ;
Portland Man
FOUR CORNERS Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford C Morris have moved
to their new six-room completely
modern ' residence, 3819 Mahrt.
They have sold -their property at
3628 La -Branch to Nicodemus
Swelgart of. Portland who plans
to move there soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Ullery, 365
S. Lancaster, have Just completed
the remodeling and painting of
their residence. "
' David Lahr, 350 S. Lancaster,
. has returned from a two-weeks
visit with his grandmother and
cousins at Silver Creek falls. Bet
ty Stuhr of Silver Creek falls has
returned after a week visiting her
cousin, Judy Lahr.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Olson,
Allan and Marilyn Olson, 980
Monroe ave Mrs. Cornelia Ol
son and Janet Kufner have . re
turned from a vacation at Brei ten
bush hot spring.
Margaret Baker, 940 Monroe
ave is home from a two weeks
vacation with relatives In Albany,
Calif. ,
Odd Fellows Picnic
At Silverton August 15
SILVERTON" Jonas F. Tay
lor, noble grand of Silver lodge
21, Odd Fellows, was presented
with an Oregon myrtlewood gavel
by O. H. Jacobson of Monitor
lodge Friday night Jacobson is
a woodworker of considerable
ability and has made a number
of pieces of furniture from myr
tlewood, walnut and rare woods.
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs lare
being reminded of the family pic
nic to be held in the Coolidge &
McClalne park at Silverton on
Sunday, August 15.
Idanlia Fanuly
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Host to Guests
XDANHA Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Perton. La Center. Wash-
Lspent the! week end here. Her
mother, Mrs. Nina Tucker, came
with then after, visiting in La
Center,, i ! - I ' ; - '
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Kallford,
Betty Ketchum and Duane Willis
made a trip to Newport and oth
er beaches, Sunday.:
Mrs. Nadine Surgeon of Port
land is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs; "Braxon Fouts.
Mr. an4 Mrs. Charley Cannon
who have , been in Idaho are vis
iting her sister, Mrs; Ray Ham
ilton. i jj
Spending Sunday at Suttle lake
were; Ml and ilILn. Huber Ray,
Mr. and, Mrs. Wayne Woodward
and Mr. find Mrs. Glen Willis.
Mr. and! Mrs; Clint Smith and
son Gary attended the Smith
family reunion picnic at Canby
Sunday. ; t ; 1 j 'V. - t -
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Cole made
a businesl trip to Salem Satur
day. M ;.f ; j :
Mr. an4 Mrs. Frank Ray spent
the weekend at their cabin on
Paulina like. I N
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Garden Qub Rummage
Sale Aids Qub! House
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FOUR CORNERS Rickey Gar
den clutf members will meet
Thursday to sort rummage for the
tn held Fridav and Sat
urday. August 13 and! 14 at Green-
baum's store. The sale is being
held to raise funds for liquidation
of the Four Corners community
hall indebtedness. Members are
axkin for volunteer workers to
come and,' bring rummage for the
sale. S
Girl Hurler on Male Team
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ST. JOSEPH. Ill, An It Blonde Beatrice Metesh, 19-year-eU
pitcher, chats with Manager Ed Brlese of the St. Jeseph, HL. Ameri
can Lesion team daring game in which she limited all-male op
ponents to nine hits, but lost the game. She won a starting asslgn-
ment with the semi-pro team, however, on the basis of her per
formance. Beatrice get one hit and drove in a run. (AP Wlrephote
to The Statesman.)
Roberts Home Economics
clut) ot, Roberts . grange, meets
Wednesday, August 11, at 8 pjn.
at Mrs; Abner Klines, 1065 North
5 th jst Salem. Mrs. Lynn Oymer
and Mrs. Denver Young will be
assistant hostesses. Discussion of
china ware and the! markings of
china by Mrs. Denver Young and
Mrs. Chet Nelson is scheduled. A
display table will j show china
ware of the members and friends
present. j
Wisconsin Folk
Return Home ;
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LIBERTY.- Mrs. Henry Mo-
lenda, Julio Ann and Michael of
Milwaukee, Wis., who have been
guests of Mr. . and Mrs. Joe
Vanek, have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reavis
and Mary Lou ' Murphy of Port
land were guests Monday of Mrs.
Leta Hampton. . i '; :
- Mr. and Mrs.- Tobey Henman,
Alyco , and Janice , of Olympia,
Wash visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Harrison last week. -
Bob Hudson and La Vern Evans
enlisted in the marines last week
and are - at San Diem.
Rachel and Alyce Hampton are
in Portland this week, f
Mrs. William Robertson of Chi
cago, HI. is visiting her son, W.
B. Robertson' and family.
Spending the weekend at Three
Lakes creek were Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Seeger, Margaret and
Jerry; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mc
Kinney. Macel and Phylis.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Olson of
Los Angeles visited Mr. and Mrs.
L. B. Core last week;
Mrs. Nancy Peed, Mrs. H.
Lane's mother, is visiting in Se
attle. Mr. and Mrs. John Dasch have
returned from their vacation at
New Castle. Wyo.
' Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Doege have
a new prefabricated house on
their nroDerty.
Wayne Blaco is back at work
again after his recent illness.
R. L. Heacox Logging
Company Resumes "Work
GATES The R. L. Heacox log
ging company resumed operation
last week, after having been shut
down since last fall. The logging
site, near Sardine Creek, was for
merly a year round operation, but
was forced down due to construc
tion work on the new highway.
Bean Harvest
o'on
At Aldermans
Now Underway
UNIONVALE One thousand
bean pickers are employed here
this year at the Alderman farms,
pickers coming as far south an
Grand Ronde and1 as far. north
as Vancouver and Portland. .
George Hively of Washougal has
been visiting the Clark Nobles and
while here helped Ed Noble cele
brate bis 89th birthday July 28.
Johnny Noble took him home Sun
day. -v-S -"
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin IL Asher of
Corvallis are the parents of a
nine pound son, David Raymond,,
born July 28 at the Corvallis Gen
eral hospital. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. John Lorenzon, who
operate the Grand Island Junc
tion store and Mr. and Mrs. George
Asher of Grand Island. This is the
Ashen second child and first son.
-' i Mrs. Elsie Kleinschmldt of Bend
and Mrs. Ed Reetz of the Web
foot district, visited the Fred
Withees Tuesday. They, also vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rutsch
man. " . -
! Mr, and Mrs. Merle Church
have moved to a house on the
Charles Carr place.
tlrii Clique Is Guest , $
Of Auburn Neighbors
XUBXJRN Mrs. Loren RIchey
en.lt rtained Thursday for neigh
bors and friends in honor of Mrs.
C.i E. Clique who moved this week
end to McMinnville. Mrs. Clique
was presented with a handkerchief
shower of farewell gifts.
. Present -wera'. Mi . Roy J.ch,
Mrs. Roy Fowler,' l'n C. A.
Barney, Mrs. Jack Scorgle,; Mrs.
L. W. Gordy, Mrs. Hugh y.llliams,
Mrs. Arthur Slowell -and Hazel,
Mrs; Henry Hansen, the J honored
guest and daughter, iRuth and the '
hostess. Sending gifts were Mrs.
Stuart. Johns and Mrs.' Wilfred
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Boy's All-V7col .
Bedford Cords .
SCHOOL PAIITS
Women's
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