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George Hubbs
In Hospital
SILVERTON Gori W.
Hubbs, prominent Silverton busi
ness man, was rushed to the Sil
verton hospital Wednesday after
noon where he was reported
Wednesday night as holding his
own. Hubbs suffered a heart at
tack early Wednesday morning
but was able to remain at his
home until mid-afternoon when
it was found necessary to place
him In an oxygen tent
His three children, Max, who
lives at Silverton, Mrs. James
Jenks of Albany and Mrs. Earl
Chalfan .of Portland were called
to his home. Another son, Ronald,
vhn had hn visiting here, re
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Former Gcrvals Man
Visits in Community
GERVAIS Clarence Purdum
of Seattle called on ,old friends
and acquaintances here Monday.
He spent the early part of his boy
hood in Gervais when his father
was Southern Pacific station ag
ent 62 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adams of
San Jose, Calif, are the house
guests of their son, Jess Adams,
and family.
Arriving from Chicago last
week to visit their brother, Rev.
Martin Doherty, are Eileen and
Katharine Doherty.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Seguin re
ceived word of the arrival of their
first grandchild, a son born July
23 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Se
guin of Los Angeles.
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PACKING ALL the features of a
larger home Into small dimensions,
this economy boose covers only
768 square feet It can be built
with or without a basement, the
utility room providing adequate
space for cellar stairs. If a fire
place can be afforded. It ean be
Included aa suggested on the plan.
A detail sketch of the entrance
Is shown in the inset This Is
Design No. 4R-44 by Elmer Gyl
leck, architect, 120 V So. Grove
Ave Elfin, I1L He estimates that
on the basis of tOO cuble feet of
construction, this house may be
built for about 18.000 In many
localities. He suggests an exter
ior of wood siding painted white
with green shutters and a roof
of colored asphalt or plain wood
sblncles.
Plans Completed for Tillamook
Couiity Fair August 16 to 20
' TILLAMOOK Plans are being completed here for the 33rd an
nual Tillamook county fair from August 16 through 20.
W. H. (Mike) Paynter, fair manager, predicts the event will top
all previous fairs in entertainment, exhibits and attendance. The
fair grounds are being readied for an estimated 33,000 during the
five-day program. .
The fair will open officially
Tuesday, August 16, when Gov.
Douglas McKay will be Honored
during a noon luncheon by the
local Kiwanis club at the fair
grounds ballroom. Immediately
following the Tillamook fair re
vue in' the evening, the governor
will crown as queen one of five
young women sponsored by coun
ty granges.
The revue, Paynter says, will
be presented each night at the
grandstand and will feature top
acts from California.
Each afternoon a full racing
program featuring both thorough
bred races and local saddle hos
es will be presented at the track.
Horses from Gresham, Portland
Meadows and Longacres near Se
attle will compete.
. The commercial exhibits will
feature many new products not
previously shown at any fair.
The program by the day:
August 16 - Governor's day.
August 17 Pioneer day.
August 18 North Tillamook
day.
August 10 Tillamook and
loggers' day.
August 20 South Tillamook
and Children's day.
Lyons Church Women
Hold Business Session
t Mrs. Lawrence Walworth was
hostess for the meeting of the wo
men's Society of Christian Ser
vice Tuesday.
The business meeting was in
charge of Mrs. Walworth and Mrs.
Wallace Power led the devotions.
Various plans were made and dis
8 cussed.'
At the close of the meeting re
freshments were served to Mrs.
ribyd Bassett, Mrs. Walter Be-
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Fannie Saetebier, Mrs. Art Batt
ler, Mrs. Wallace Power, Mrs.
Jim Lande, Mrs. Minnie' Smith,
Mrs. Daisy Johnston, , Mrs. Anna
Johnson, Mrs. Loren Chamber
lain, Mrs. Alex Bodeker, Mrs.
John Bridehoft, the Rev. and Mrs.
O. A. Jewell, Mrs. Dick Power of
Glendale, Calif., who was guest
of the afternoon, and the hostess,
Mrs. Walworth.
Mt. Angel Woman Host
For Family Dinner
MT. ANGEL Mrs. N. G.
Mlckel was host at her home Sun
day at a dinner for the members
of her family visiting here over
the week end.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs
Ben Neinke, Margo and Mickel of
Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Gale, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Mickel, Port Angeles, Wash.:
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Greenwood,
Barbara and Wayne, of Sandy,
Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Ward of
Seattle, and Bob Mickel.
Fellowship Hour
Held at Lyons
LYONS A no-host dinner
and fellowship hour was held fol
lowing the morning services nt
the Lyons Methodist church Sunday.
In the arternoon a meeting was
held to discuss the maintenence
and building up of the Sunday
school and church. Work has
been progressing on the parsonage
and it is hoped that it will be
ready for the Rev. and Mrs.
Jewell to move In the last of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olmstead
and sons, Donald and Walter, left
Monday for Burntwoods where
she was called by the serious
illness of her father.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hiatt went
to Lebanon Friday evening. They
will spend- a week at the home
of their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Thoma. Hiatt,
suffering with a heart condition,
Is to have complete rest for a
while.
Ray Kampy of Portland is vis
iting at the home of his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-Clurg.
Mrs. Miller Replaced
By Mils Marcoe, Dallas
Elsie Marco will Join the Polk
county extension staff as county
extension agent (home economics)
on August 1, N. John Hansen,
Polk county extension agent, an
nounced Wednesday. Miss Marco
will replace Mrs. Thelma Miller,
who has been serving ilncee Feb
ruary 1.
Miss Marco is a graduate of the
state agricultural college at Storrs,
Conn., and received htr master's
degree at Cornell. Besides her
work with the homemakers of
Polk county, she will assist in or
ganizing 4-H clubs and advising
local leaders, sharing the respon
sibility of the 4-H program with
R. M. Ohling. Mrs. Miller will
make her home in Salem.
PLAN 4R-44
Middle Grove Scout
Troop Stages Party
MIDDLE GROVEommittee-
men and members or Middle
Grove Boy Scout troop 42 held a
business meeting and fishing party
Tuesday at Mission slough.
Edna Brazealle, Grants Pass, a
visitor at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Lawrence Hammer Io sev
eral weeks, has retuned home
Mrs. Hammer accompanied her to
Grants Pass for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scharf and
family spent the week end at Taft
fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kaufman
are spending a week at the coast
Diamonds are often used to
draw very fine wire.
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