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X3-Tho Statoomcnu Salem, Orexon, Friday. July 8, 1949
THE VALLEY NEWS! COLUMNS
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" From The Oregon Statesman" t Valley Correspondents
Gervais Folk
Travel, Visit
Over Holidays
GERVAIS Mr, and H rs. B. J.
J.-i Miller ' accompanied their
laughter and her husband, Mr.
and Mrs. John Anderson of Port
land, to Victoria, B .C. for the
Fourth of July holiday.
The Howard Smith family mot
ored to Gold Hill, and visited the
Oregon Caves over the holiday.
Orward Hoye, athletic coach
for Gervais union highv school,
la attending summer school at the
University of Oregon. His family
lives in the veterans quarters and
return to Gervais for the week
ends. " -
i Mrs. Frank Holoubek enter
tained the Hermosa Club at her
home last Wednesday. All mem
bers were present for a 11 o'clock
luncheon and plans were com
pleted for the annual picnic which
will be held at the home of Mrs.
.Clyde Cutsforth at Lincoln Beach
the forepart of August. The club
will not hold regular meetings
antU fall.
Joann and Doris Ginther of
Albany spent the week end with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Seely. Joann has spent sev
eral weeks a t the Lloyd Seely
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krause
of Aberdeen, Wash., spent the
holidays with her brother, Earl
jRondeau.
Rex Cutsforth, Francis Leon
hart and Stanley Sequin spent
the holidays at Diamond Lake on
fishing trip.
Roseann Birn has accepted em
ployment at the Salem Memorial
hospital.
Mrs. William Hamann, Har
riet Hamann and Daisy Todd of
Portland and Mrs. Jarvis Cuts
forth were guests at the home of
Mrs. Howard Booster the Fourth
f July.
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Stevens
i accompanied Addison and Mabel
! Page of Salem to Portland Sat
I urday. They stayed with the Ro
f hert Downeys, and spent Sunday
on the Clackamas River in the
mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen left
faturday by auto with relatives
to visit for several weeks in Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanes and
Luzerne spent the week end in
Corvallis and Florence.
Guests at t he Clyde Cutsforth
home over the fourth were the
Gordon Oaks family of Portland.
They attended the St. Paul Rodeo
Monday. '
King-White CI ans
To Hold Reunion
At Silver Falls
UNION HILL The descen
dants of the King-White families
will meet at the Silver Falls state
rark on Sunday, July 10, for their
1th annual reunion. '
Officers or this year will be
president, Mrs. Myra Fischer. Sa-
Jem; vice-president, Mrs. Henry
Tate, Sublimity; secretary, Mrs.
Verny Scott, Sublimity; treasurer.
jaurreu jung, Redmond; historian,
Mrs. Julius Krenz. Kilvrtnn inH
honorary president, John M. King,
Cutler City.
Mb. and Mrs. Loren White of
alem and Mr. and Mrs. Harley
ftoott of Lyons will serve on the
lunch committee. Zelma King of
saiem and J- C. Krenz, Silver
ton will serve on the program
committee.
Lincoln Families
Entertain Guests
At Coast Picnic
LINCOLN Mr. and Mrs. R
Llfelssner, Allan and Judy, and
thryn Starnes spent the Fourth
Bolldays at New port.
They were joined by Mrs. Meiss
Bori relatives for a picnic din
ner. The group included Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Starnes, Walnut
Grove, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. For-
at Itarnes, Marshalltown, Iowa,
and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Starnes,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Starnes
and Ronald. Mr. and Mrs.- Roy
atarnes. WUma and Margaret, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Albertoson and
Kathleen and Eldon and Mrs. Mar
garet Starnes, all from Halsey
and fugene.
AUBURN FOLK VISIT
AUBURN Several from the
community attended the Timber
carnival at Albany on Monday,
Among the group were Mr. and
Mrs. Charl es Gillming and Mr
and Mrs. E. C. Sunderlin. Patty
Sunderluin attended the water
pageant at Bend accompaning her
friend Diane Burkland of Salem.
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LINCOLN ! A group of col
lege students' recently were guests
of Ed Wildlong, Willamette uni
versity student at a Dicnie at
Silver Falls -park. Included were
ason, urace, uenevieve, Asnrord,
George, Strachan, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Dye and Mr. and Mrs
Ed Kaufman;
Victor Point
Residents Take
Summer Trips
r VICTOR POINT Mrs C. C.
Jones is spending two weeks at
Springfield, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. P. E. Sharp, who is
convalescing from a major op
eration. Wesley Darby lefVlast week for
a visit: with his brother, Marvin
Darby and family at The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Krenz and
son, Richard, and Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Lang and daughter, JoAnne.
spent Sunday at Bend. They held
a picnic - dinner at the snow
line on! the Century Drive south
west of Bend, and visited Pilot
Butte park;' Lava River caves.
Lava Butte lookout and returned
by way of Cascadia state park.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mulkey
were hosts on July 4 at their
Drift Creek picnic park for a
group of friends.
Several young people enjoyed a
July Fourth fireworks display
Monday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. GS E. Millis and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Darby and
family were also hosts for a fire
works party at their home.
A number of local people will
attend the annual reunion of the
King White descendants nevt
Sunday, July 10, at Silver Creek
Falls. Mrs. s Myra (King) Fisch
er, of Salem, formerly of Victor
Point, is president of the group.
Surprises At
Kron Reunion
BRUSH COLLEGE Birthday
and hoiisewarming surprises fea
tured a Kron clan reunion Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Focht. ; I .
The various families brought
surprise gifts for the new home
of Mr,, and Mrs. Louis Singer,
with the gifts carried In a' small
"house" replica of the new Sin
ter place, as made by Focht.
Mrs. Monte Harris 48th birth
day also was observed with gifts.
Family members were present
from Hoqulam and Vancouver,
Wash., Portland, Newport, Tur
ner, Lebanon and Salem.
Amity Council Approves
Fire Truck Purchase
AMITY -r The city council
Tuesday approved purchase of a
modern, fire truck for the rural
districts of Polk and Yamhiil
counties.
Jack : Vandelaar, Amity's may
or, returned" this week from Good
Samaritan hospital in Portland
where he underwent treatment.
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Hartley Family
Holds Picnic
At Jefferson
JEFFERSON- Four birthdays
in the family were the incentive
for a picnic dinner in the yard at
the J. C. Hartley home on Jefferson-Marion
road.
Birth dates observed were those
of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hartley
of Portland, Mrs. Clinton Hartley
of Newberg and Mrs. H. B. Thurs
ton of Scio. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Hartley, Jim and Judy
of Portland; Mr and Mrs. H. B.
Thurston, Donnie and Linda of
SciojMr. and; Mrs. Moody Ben-
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ner, Virginia, Glen and Carol Ann
of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Pope and Janet of Corvallis; Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Hartley of New
berg; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hartley,
Harry and James of Grass Valley,
and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Hartley.
Holiday week end guests at the
J. C. Hartley home were Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Wilson of The Dalles.
Monday, the two families attend
ed a picnic at" the Children's Farm
Home near Corvallis.
Mrs. T. O. Kester attended the
water pageant at Bend during the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reding
of Salem were Sunday dinner
guests of the Frank Martins.
Mrs. Louise Johnston and son
Wayne of Sidney were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Smucker at Hubbard.
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Valley
Obituaries
Mrs. Helene Koch
ALBANY Mrs. Helene Koch,
80, Halsey, died Tuesday in the
Lebanon Community hospital
from a heart ailment. Fuaeral
services will be S held from the
Fisher Funeral Home in Albany
at 2 o'clock, Thursday, July 7.
The Rev. George Huber, pastor
of the First Methodist church, will
officiate. Burial will be in the
Pugh cemetery at Shoddy
Helene Thomsen was born on
April 18, 1869, in Hamburg, Ger
many. With her parents, the late
Mr. and Mrs. John Thorns en, she
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came to the United States in
1889, and the family located in
Linn county, making their home
in the Shedd and Halsey com
munities. In Albany on June 7. 1890, she
was married to Hans Koch, who
survives as do three daughters,
Mrs. Herman Dethmand and Mrs.
Frank Dethman both of Hood
River, and Miss Frieda Koch of
San Francisco, Calif. Surviving
also aire four grandchildren and
four fereat grandchildren. Mrs.
Koch was a member of the Luth
eran church.
Irena R. Hector
ALBANY Irena R. Hector. 60,
died suddenly at her home at
721 W. 5th St., July 5. Miss Hec
tor had made her home there for
the- past 24 years. Funeral ser
vices will be held from the Fisher
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chapel i 2 -o'clock, Friday, July
8. The tlev. Morton Booth .will
officiate.! Burial will be in Pal
estine cemetery.
Irene Hector was born July 31,
1888, on the homestead farm of
her parents, the late Henry and
Josephine Zimmerman Hector, of
route 4, Albanj, in Benton county.
For many years she was employ
ed as bank clerk, but during the
past several years had led a re-
tired life. She was a member of
Barzillai chapter 16 OES; the An
nette club, and the First Presby
terian church.
Surviving are three nephews,
Ralph Hector of Eugene, and Mil
ton and Donald Hector of Albany;
and a niece, Josephine Hector of
San Francisco. Three brothers,
Herman Carl and Gilmore Hec
tor, proceeded her it death.
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