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Obituaries
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Martin Benson
Martin Benson, for several
years a Brooks area farmer be
fore his retirement, died Monday
at Shedd, Ore., where he had re
sided the past year with a daugh
ter, Mrs. Mabel Heiser.
Funeral services will be Friday
at 9:30 a.m. at Howe-Huston
chapel in Lebanon, with grave
side services at 11:30 a.m. at Pio
neer cemetery near Brooks. The
Rev. John Houser of Lebanon
will officiate.
Benson was born July 26, 1869,
in Oslo, Norway. He had lived
in the United States for 68 years
and in Oregon for 53 years. Mrs.
Benson died last March 25.
Other survivors are a daughter,
Mrs. Minnie Clark of Lebanon;
sister, Mrs. Lena Boggie of Leba
non; brothers, Gus (his twin) of
Lebanon and Ole of Clackamas,
and an adopted brother, Charles
Carlson of Lebanon; seven grand
children and three great grandchildren.
Thomas Clyde Parsons
ALBANY Funeral services
for Thomas Clyde Parsons, 65,
who died after a long Illness,
were held Monday, December 20,
the Rev. K. V. Barnett officiat
ing. Burial in Riverside.
Born July 20, 1883, in Vir
ginia, he" had been a resident of
Albany for 15 years. He was em
ployed as electrician in the water
department of Mountain States
Power company. He was a member
of Electrical Workers union, and
of Friends church.
In 1903, in Louisiana, he mar
ried Minnie Ethel Jacobs. On June
5, 1927, at San Fernando, Calif.,
he married Cora Mae Diacons,
who survives, as do three sons
and three daughters. Clyde of
Sacramento, Lloyd and Olin both ,, ttAt tvt u
of Albany, Mrs. Velma Kimball j t irst lV49 W OOCltlUrn
of Spokane, Mrs. La Vera DeKug- ! ni i
ben of Lebanon, and Nora Grace i laJies to Let i nzes
Parsons of Albany; also four
brothers and a sister living in
the east, and a granddaughter,
1 Susan Rae Parsons of Albany.
Santa Qaus at Roberts
School Play Scheduled
ROBERTS Children of Rob
erts school will present . a play,
"Christmas at Roberts School,"
Thursday, December 23, at 8 p.m.
in the grange hall. Scenes are
played In the home of Santa
Claus and in Roberts school.
Santa Claus will be played by
Allan Edge; Mrs. Santa Claus by
Mary Lou Holcomb. Other play
ers will be chairman of the school
board, Richard Heyden; pupils,
Georgia Ann Johnson, David Aus
tin, Shirley Pickerell, Carol Ann
Earnest, Beverley Farris, Donald
Miller, Sherry Filsinger, Vernon
Papenfus, Kathleen Crowley, Jack
Johnson, Sandra Shorey, Ray
mond Bohanan, Donald Bohanan,
Karen Roach, Larry Eyerly Mike
Eyerly, Robin Roach.
Musical numbers will include a
piano solo by Carol Earnest; Clar
inet solo, Richard Heyden; accor
dion, Allan Edge; vocal solo, Mr.
Paul Marsh.
Quilting Occupies
Keizer Sewing Club
KEIZER Quilting occupied
members of the Keizer Woman's
Sewing club last week when they
met with Mrs. H. M. Broadbent
for a covered dish luncheon and
Christmas party.
Present were Mrs. Sam Rich
ard, Mrs. Nick LeRud, Mrs. J. E.
Whitehead, Nettie Morris. Mrs.
Dora Mason, Mrs. Ethel McClay,
Mrs. Alice Gardner, Mrs. W. E.
Savage, Mrs. W. G. Earle. Mrs.
Emma Thompson, Mrs. A. E.
Cummings, Mrs. Luther Melton,
Mrs. John Derrick, Mrs. C. Daley,
Mrs. Roy Melson, Mrs. J. A.
Braunberger, Mrs. Elmer Idler,
Mrs. L. E. Gilkey, Ruth Rulifson
nnri K"ppfpr Trc .T A flor-
ner will be hostess for the next !
meeung January o.
Prowlers Enter
Jefferson School
JEFFERSON Someone broke
into the schoolhouse last Thurs
day night, pried open the outer
door to the office, worked their
way into the inner office where
school supplies are kept and scat
tered everything in their search
but nothing of value was taken.
Edwin Swartz is in Salem Gen
eral hospital recovering from a
major operation. His mother, Mrs.
Edna Swartz, returned from the
hospital last week. Swartz will
be home before Christmas.
Postmaster Clarence Miller re
ports peak of the outgoing Christ
mas mail passed. Patrons mailed
earlier this year, and not so many
packages, he said.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gamble of
Duvall, Wash., will be Christmas
guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Leonard Morris and family.
A Christmas program will be
presented by pupils of DeVaney
school Wednesday night, Decem
ber 22 at 8 o'clock. The school
Christmas party Friday, Decem
ber 24, will be followed by a
week's vacation.
Lyons Families Home
For Christmas Holiday
LYONS Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard Thoma and sons Richard and
James of Lebanon were guests
Sunday of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Hiatt. 6
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hampton of ! S
an. A. . J 1 I "
f encueton are ners io spena me i
holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Bodeker.
Buster Berry who has been
with his grandparents, Mr. and j
Mrs. George Berry returned- to j
his home in Glendale, Ore,, Mon-
day.
Home from Oregon State coir
lege for the holidays are Duane
and Juamta Downing, Billie
Prichard. Imogene Roye, Dale
Bassett and Willard Berry
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FIVE CHRISTMAS MASSES
WOODBURN, Dec. 21 Five
Christmas masses will be cele
brated at St. Luke's Catholic
church here starting with a sung
mas at 6 o'clock. Later masses
will be at 7:30, 8, 9:15 and 10:30
a.m.
PROGRAM PRESENTED
MIDDLE GROVE School
Christmas program and treats for
the children was held Friday
night- Pupils made the scenery,
stage setting and costumes in
their art classes.
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HAYESVILLE, Dec. 21 Eight
een members of the recently-organized
Boys Hobby club were
entertained Monday night at a
Christmas party at Jack Van
Cleave's, Club leader.
The program featured special
music by Jack Stryffler and Jack
VanCleave, jr. and caroling led by
Sharon Atteburry. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Reid Sim
mqpds and Mrs. Jack VanCleave.
The club, sponsored by the lo
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will hold its first hobby contest
; for making midget racers next
month. The contest opens Janu
ary 4 at the next club meeting
and ends February 1.
Prizes are to be awarded best
racers. VanCleave is assisted by
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