Lyons Grange
Has Meetings,
Gives Degree
LYONS San ti am Valley grange
met at the hall Friday evening,
with a small crowd due to the
weather. -
Lloyd Sletto, president of the
Marion County Livestock associ
ation, reported on the convention
t Gearhart. During the lecturer's
hour a discussion was held follow
ing the legislative report. Plans
were made for a card party for the
social meeting February IS.
The grange degree staff went to
Lebanon Sunday afternoon to
tha fii-et and second desrees
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upon a large class of candidates. A
larger class was expecxea mi
to the weather several surround
ing lodges were unable to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cookingham
of Portland visited Saturday at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Sarah
A birthday dinner honoring their
daughter Joyce's fifth birthday
anniversary was nem ai uia noma
of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Culwell
tf Lyons. Present were Mr. and
ir. c.m rulw11. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Naue. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Short, Rose LelaeK, narun oid-
mr.n F.lmr and A. B. Culwell. Mr.
and Mrs. Hershel Culwell, Joyce,
Thelma and Shirley.
Several of the children in the
community are confined to their
home with the measles and flu
and colds are quite numerous
among the adults.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartnell who
have been living in one of the
Heinedt apartments, nave doucm
(he Moslander house. Mr. Hartnell
& employed as plaxierman at the
t. Jefferson Lumber company
mill.
Boy Scout Awards
Granted Members
Of Dallas Troop
DATJJkS Several advance
ment auranfm and merit badfes
were presented Tuesday night to
members or Boy scout troop z,
arvmsored bv Dallas American Le
gion post. The court of honor at
vie city hall followed a no-host
dinner attended by 87 scouts and
parents.
Awards .went to Bill WalL Billy
Trfvnf Earl Purtis Ted Swensen.
Philip Moser, Leon Huntley and
pon Coote, Star scout; Johnny
Kitzmiller. first class; Wayne
Flemine and Sid Hodgson, second
class. Marvin Weideman was giv
en an award lor one years per
fect attendance.
S. E. Whitworth, city school
superintendent, presided. He was
Jssisted in giving awards by W.
I. Curtis, Howard Higby. field
executive, and Clark Lethin,
council camping chairman.
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Obituaries
daiem jaeigms
Oub Convenes
SALEM HEIGHTS Thirty-six
mothers attended the Mothers
club meeting Tuesday at the
school lunchroom with Mrs, Lyle
Bayne presiding.
Reports were made on the pro
gress of the Camp Fire Girls and
the Chickadees. A note of thanks
from the Turnidge Boys home for
the Christmas gift was read.. Final
plans were made for the chicken
dinner to beheld by the club on
February 18.
The program was given by the
children. Third grade presented
'The Rabbit Lunch" song and a
dutch dance; fourth, grade sang
the -Skaters Waltz," and "Ameri
ca the Beautiful" with pictures;
sixth, questions and answers and
ways of displaying the American
tlai 'seventh tang the splrttnalsi
-Swing Low. Sweet Charier' and
"Go Down. Moses"; eighth gave
a health skit under the direction
of Fred Butler.
Mrs. George Beane was hostess
assisted by fifth grade mothers.
Union mil Young Grangers
dance. Saturday night, February
12. will be held in the grange
hall and will be open to ' grang
ers and friends.
Valley
Criefo
Seetts Mills Dorris Ott, re
cently back from Japan where
she spent the past two yean with
the U. S. army, is a guest of her
mother. Mrs. William Thompson.
fOvertea Mr. and Mrs. Erre!
Ross have returned from a month
vacationing on the Hawaiian
Islands. They made the trip over
by boat and returned by plane.
Mr. Ross is a member of the
city council.
Sureties Waldo Hills Com.
munity club will meet Friday
night at the club house.
Seetts Mills A benefit dance,
sponsored by the Triple Link
The. Statman. golem. Oregon. Fridcrr FobruorT II. 1831 3
club, will be given at the XOOF
hall Saturday night, February 12.
"Vc: III by
LIBERTY Word has been re
ceived of the birth of a son, Ken
neth Edward, to Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Chesley of South Inter
national Falls, Minn, on February
S. Mrs. Chesley Is the former Ma
rie Rounds and she made her
Although the word "Yankee 1
the most popular national nlok
name, its origin Is debated by
scholars. ; . - 'I
Bare Kr earner
MT. ANGEL, Feb. 10 Funeral
cervices for Hugo Kreamer. 64,
who died unexpectedly early
Thursday morning, will be held at
10 o'clock Saturday morning from
St. Mary's church. Rosary will be
recited Friday at 8 pjtn. at lin
gers Funeral home.
Born March 18, 1889, he came
to Mt. Angel in 1902 and had
lived in or near here ever since.
He had farmed until the last year
$nd recently had been working
it the college dairy.
He was married in Mt Angel
to Catherine Schaeffer who sur
vives, also five children. They
are Rose Vandecoerverin& Mt
Angel; Margaret of Verboort,
Raymond of Springfield and Rob
art and Derrel at home.
Nancy Burkhart
ALBANY Mrs. Nancy Burk-
tart, 93, a resident of Oregon for
7 years, died here February 8
after long Illness. Funeral serv
ices wehe held Thursday, Febr
uary 10, the - Rev. Roy Strong
officiating, burial in Riverside.
Born in Unionville, Mo., Jan.
9. 1858, she came to Oregon in
882. While the immigrant party
was camped along the Platte river
a band of Indians appeared, stam
peding the cattle, and little Nancy
Was almost killed by the fleeing
animals. Upon arriving in Oregon
the Cooper family located at The
palles, from there moving to
Lebanon in 1868, and four years
later moved to Albany where the
deceased had since resided.
On March 31, 1872, Nancy Coop
ir married George W. Burkhart
n Albany. Burkhart died Feb. 1,
90S. Mrs. Burkhart joined the
Jnited Presbyterian church In
884.
Survivors are a daughter, HetUe
, Burkhart and a brother, Harry
Cooper, both of Albany.
Allene CeUUr McAllister
ALBANY Mrs. Allene Col
lier McAllister of Albany died in
The Sacred Heart hospital in Eu-
ene -Monday. Funeral services
'ere held here Thursday, Febr
uary 10. the Rev. Edward Terry
officiating, burial in Willamette
Memorial perk.
Born in Oakville, Wash., Aug.
& 1909. she had been a resident
Albany the past 20 years. She
Was married to Ernest McAllis
ter in Eugene in 1925.
Survivors are two sons, Ver
sion and Brewster McAllister both
of Albany; six brothers and four
sisters, C. E. Collier of Spokane,
Wash-, E. R. Collier of Toledo,
Ira and Ward Collier both of Al
bany, Morris of Portland, Ray
Collier end Mrs. Hazel Dunn .of
Myrtte Point, Mrs. Rena Balch
of Betlingham, Wash., Bertha
Collier of Los Angeles, and Ros
ella CaHier dt Aberdeen, Wash.
Fraaees Emma Morse
JEFFERSON . Friends have
learned of the death of Mrs.
Frances Emma Morse at Portland
January 29. Services were held
there February 1, burial in River
View cemetery. Mrs. Morse was
a sister ef Mrs. Frank Wied and
mother of Mrs. Kenneth Derman
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