The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 24, 1949, Page 13, Image 13

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Spring Valley
Woman Visits
111 Mother
SPRING, VALLEY Mrs. Harold
Richardson Is in Aberdeen, S. D,
where her mother, who has been
a patient in the hospital there, is
recoverinf from a serious illness.
The Richardson? have sold their
Sprint Valely farm to Wheatland
farmers and will give possession
October 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Myers and
Richard, JoAnn, Patty and Mich
ael spent two days recently as
guests of former Spring Valley
residents, Mr. and Mrs. "Wayne
Boyington who leased their prop
erty here to the Henderson family
and have moved to Zillah, Wash.
Mr. aid Mrs. Robert Susmilch
and faifoily arrived here this week
from Missouri to visit Mr. Sus
milch's father, Frank Susmilch
who has been a patient at the Vet
erans hospital in ;Portland since
June.
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Four Birth Dates
Feted at Swegle
SWEGLE A dinner party
Sunday in the Ralph Hain home
1 honored the birthdays of four
members of the family who have
birthdays on August 20, 21. 22 and
23. They are Jacqueline Holcomb,
Stanford Hein. Mrs. Ed Loe and
Ralph llein. Other guests were Ed
Lowe, Mrs. George Crump and
daughters, Judy and Nancy.
Visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Harms on Sunny
View ave. the past week were Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin Penner and their
childien. Patricia snd Rodney, and
his father, H. T. Penner from
IliUsboro and Dt.rham, Kan. -
House guests over the week end
In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Hartley were Rev. and Mrs.
Walter Feaye from Hominey, Okla.
?ev. Feaye is the minister of the
irst Christian church in Hominey.
Walling Home
At Lincoln
Reunion Site
LINCOLN Mr. end Mrr. Harold
ttnhn and Kon Stuart of Mountain
View, Calif., were vacationing here
last week at the old family nome
of Mrs. Bonn, where her mother
Mrs. Dot Walling and brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr?. Lester
Waiting and Wayne, Sail, and
Joanne now live.
The Bonn stopped at Myrtle
Point and visited wiin a Dromer
August Walling who accorripanled
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liitTH iirrr.
Mrs. J. D. Walling of Lincoln re
cently had asvher visitors former
pioneer residents, Dr. E. A. Mann
nd sister Anne of Portland and
another sister Fanny of California.
Visiting from Salem were Mrs.
Willis Darby, formerly Winifred
Duncan of Lincoln and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Townsand. The Mann
family owned a large acreage at
ten a at one time.
Polk Conntv Fair
Attracts Exhibits
SPRING VALLEY The Spring
Valley 4-H girls sewing club, which
Includes second, third and fourth
I ear sewing, will have an exhibit
t the Polk county fair and give a
Ityle review. Donna McLaughlin Is
' president of the club and Constan
ts Bernard, secretary.
The Spring Valley community
Club will have as an added attrac
tion at their booth at the Polk
county fair displays of the work
of local young artists. Carol Coun
ts ch, who will show her paintings
and James Mischel, photographer,
who will exhibit pictures.
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From TH Oregon Srattsmcn's VolUy Corrspondnrt
Middle Grove Hunter
Bags 120-Pound Duck
MIDDLE GROVE Ray Satter
and son Donald, 14, returned from
an antelope hunt Monday with a
120 - pound buck. The; hunting trip
was in southeastern Oregon where
the antelope was bagged on the
dead run. Th head, which has a
good set of horns, is being mount
ed.
Many! Visitors
From MidVest f
At Jefferson 1
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JEFFERSON, Mr nd Mrs.
Frank Trottpr and i daughters,
Frances and Janice, of fA lo, Iowa,
are guests at-the Waltfer Watkins
home During; the weejc hey have
visited points :of interest ibojut the
valley. u 'i . $
Mrs. Louis Riis ofiCtiiclgo, a
retired nurse.; is making ier; home
with her niece, Mrs. Aig-en jroweiii A - T
Mrs. Varion' Goin I uhderwent I f I f f Pfcnn
minor surgery ! at an man hos-
pital Monday ! She Wai able td J !
return home the next faafor. j i JEFFERSON The Woman's
Surface rocks have! peein re- Society of Christian-Service of the
moved and fi(t6 cubic yirfls of top- j Methodist chijrch met Wednesday
soil placed on the school grounds i aiternoon at the home of Mrs. C.
to a depth of lour merest i nc
district board :1s considering seed
ing it. : ! ! . M l
The Jefferson fire department,
at their Thursday nigM meeting,
named the fourth SunaV in July
as the permanent date bffth Corn
munirr nicnic! here. I They also
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WCTU Meets
M. Cochran. Taking part in the
program were Mrs. J. G. Fontaine,
Miss Marjon Fontaine and Mrs,
W. F. Gulvin. Refreshments were
served at th tea hour by Mrs,
Cochran assisted by Mrs. George
MHis, a guest or the group,
. . : miliii lvt i m. t ir iiiiuiv wr-ss rvi rm
planned a hdrseshoe cpurt on inc,Vnnfain. MiI. r, "3, ,
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Mr. ana mm. riiixn ouu
ui uuns viniurii tu
Plan State Fair Exhibit
BROOKS The Brooks Garden
ciud win meet inursaay witn
Mrs. Dollie Ramp for luncheon.
Summer colors will be featured In
flower arrangements, and plans
compietea lor the oaraen cluo ex
hibit at the Oregon State fair.
In celebration of their 13th wed
ding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Jackson entertained
with a party at their home In
Brooks.
, Refreshments' were served to
' the following guests: Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Page, Janice, Lonnie and
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lerry t age, air. -ana Airs. Aioeri
Earls and Virgil.- Mr. and Mrs.
Audie Earls, Lorene, Betty and
Lonnie Jackson, Neal Moore, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. S. M. Green of I Redmond
were Sunday guests of! the Gilbert
Hoevets. M I - 4
Mr. and Mrs. Earl MiXell. Sarah
Jane Mixell and Marilyiand Lynn
Pettit of Lebanon visited Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Ferguson la 4 id family
in Eugene last Sundaj. j fi
Mr. and Mrs. E. R Vilon ipf
Newport were weekend guests of
their son. Herman Wilson, and
family. Monday, they! v lotored to
the Detroit dam site and that eve
ning attended a family dinner at
tho homo of Mr. and Jjlrs, K. S.
Thurston In Salam, hproring the
birthday of tho Thursfo i's grand
daughter, Anne Wilso. j y
Portland Visitors
At Gervais Heme 1
GERVAIS Mrs. D iColsOn and
Mrs. A. M.i Sauter f Portland,
spent the weekend wjth Mr. and
Mrs. R. S. Marshall arid celebrated
their sister's birthday p nday. The
Marshalls ire expfding; their
daugliter, Mrs. Donald Mars5! of
Nehalem, early this we( k. J
Mr. and Mrs. Henjrj Withrow
and son Bing of Indio, Calif., ar
rived Saturday to visjt jhef moth
er. Mrs. Cecil Colby ad other rel
atives. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Seely
were hosts at a dinrjei Saturday
night In honor of hex sister and
family. Mayor and M-s. .Roscoo
Colby and family and Mrs. Cecil
Colby were jresent. if
One of the greatest sources of
Florida's wealth are natural do
poUts of phosphate rock, which
re used as fertiliser.
Woodburn Man
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Headed for Mates
WOODBlJRN, Augjai 2, C.
Miller, son of Mr. anJ Mrs. W. S.
Miller of Woodburn, hew station
ed with the navy at Hot olulu, will
return to the United S ;ats soon,
according to word rfcived here
by the Millers recently I
Young Miller will fx stationed
at Los Angeles, CalifJ. Lipon com
pletion of an eight W -ek naval
school at San Diegd CajiMHis
wife and two childrfn will 'Visit
the Millers hero soori. 4
Look and Lparn
By; A- C Gordo 1
1. Which is tho hoav
lead? -If I
2. What was tne
ever received by a prip
one bout? I H !
3. Which ! is the
city in the United SUi
4. What is a crustacean
5. What proportion b;
covered by; forests: I
ANSWERS
1. Gold, t
2. Tho purse of
by Gen Tunney in hii
Jack Dempaey in 192
, I. Key West, FloridJ
j 4. A shell-fish.
5. On-third.
amount
fighter for
Jobthernmost
Canada is
Giijoy
(chevitig)
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;er, gold or
A. B. Hinz. Mrs.
Helen Caywobd and Johnny, Mrs.
tan Lynes, Mrs. Phe bs. Miss Ad-
die Libby. Mrk. Blanch Libby, Mrs.
Mary Powell knd Mrs. Cochran.
Watkins-Burcli
Family Meet
Attended by 60
JEFFERSON The 24th annual
reunion of the Watkins-Burch
families was held at McMinnville
park last Sunday with 60 members
of the family attending.
Going from Jefferson were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Watkins. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Swartz and Mrs. Vir
gil Weddle. Others attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Cash Burch.
Dorothy Lee, Vehis and Melvin
Burch of Monmouth: Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Ward and familv. Mr. and
Mrs. L. T. Ward, Ezra Watkins and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Enos and son
Larry of Philomath; Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Peterson of Lebanon: Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Horlin, Don Crooks. Mr
and Mrs. Andy Anderson, Elinor
and Joan Cox of Salem; Dick
Burch, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wil
liams and. family of Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Harmon and family
of Blue River; Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Watkins of Tigard: Mr. and Mrs
Jacob Eitzer of Albany; Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Funk, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Matches, Mrs. Pearl Burch,
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins and Loren
Watkins of McMinnvill.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trotter and
family of Milo, la., cam th
greatest distance, and Mr. and Mrs,
Orval Wenable were guests.
The 1930 meeting will also be
held In McMinnville.
The Bahama Islands have a pop
ulation or about 80,000.
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