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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1950)
THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS from Tho Oregon Statesman's VaHy CorrespondWt Launderette To Be Started At Corvallis Statesauut New Service MONMOUTH The Perkins Dry Cleaning shop has been sold to Mrs. Edith Saling of Corvallis, who will operate it, and will al to install rental units for a self service laundry. This is an in novation here. Mrs. Saling for merly resided here with her moth er, Mrs. Anna Elder, who was a secretary to Thomas H. Gentle at the elementray school when he was director of the school. Mrs. Clarence Ward came from Klamath Falls Tuesday: to spend the spring vacation with her daughter, Rosemary, a student at OCE. She will visit in Portland before going home. Walter Earhart, city building inspector, is home from a visit to Los Angeles. He reports much res idential building in that city. Nate Prime has been a guest this week of his daughters in Sa 1 lem: Adeline Prime and Mrs. Greta Hewett The 86th birthday of Mrs. Mary Carmack was celebrated at her home March 10, when a large group of 1 friends, and neighbors called, and - presented gifts. Mrs. Carmack has lived in this area for more than 50 years. The Rev. Harvey Scheuerman and Mrs. Scheuerman h a v bought the Lowell Brisbane home on West Main street and will take possession June 1. He was for merly minister here of the Evangelical-United Brethren, church and is now retired. They and their daughter, Gloria, are at present living in Oregon City. The Bris banes have bought the home of the late Mrs. Minnie Wolverton on East Jackson street Mrs. Bris bane is city recorder. Free Nan cm Twino Held a Mill City SUtcsmaa News Service MILL CITY Free dances are being held every Saturday night at 8:30 p. m. in the American Le gion hall with Doc Nelson's vol unteer orchestra furnishing music for both modern and square danc ing. Bill Timme is floor manager and caller for the square dances. Mrs. Georgia Dennis of Port land is the house guest of her sis ter, Mrs. Roy Kendler. CpL Bill McClintock of the U. S. army stationed at Fort Law ton, Wash., is spending a furlough at the home of his brother, Lee McClintock. Will11 Workers Honor Members - SUtesnaa Kcwi Service IDANHA Nine members of the North . Santiam Willing Workers club were entertained by '. Elsie Girod in her home Wednesday afternoon. Honored guests were Mable Barney, Mary Gulliford and Opal White, whose birthdays came the first quarter of the year. Ida Hansen and Edna Gordon also had birthdays in this quarter but were unable to attend. The large living room was deco rated in green and white stream ers. Games and contests of knowl edge and skill were played. Opal White. Mary Gulliford and Rba Snyder were winners of prizes. Jefferson The , high school annual pictures arc ' being ' taken by Hal Wynd, the book to be out about May 20. Plans Complete For May Day At Jefferson 8 laterals New Service JEFFERSON Plans for the an nual May day events were an nounced Thursday by the local school, and the date was set for May 5. At a special assembly Thursday noon, Lucille Bentley was elected queen and Dick Reeves, king of the May day events. Other candi dates were Doris Haworth. Shirley Welton, Jim Grimes and Robert Winn. The parade, which is open to all organizations from Jefferson and rural community, will begin at 1 1 o'clock. A potluck lunch will be served on the school grounds at noon. The grade, and high schools will present their program in the gym beginning at 1 o'clock, fol lowed by a baseball game between Jefferson and Aumsville at 2 o'clock. Hens lay about 20 per cent less eggs in their second year of life than they did as pullets. Buena Vista Girl Feted On Birthday Stalcsoua New Senice BUENA VISTA Janie Huff line-celebrated her sixth birthday recently with a party at the home of ner grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Arden. Games were played and ice cream and cake was serv ed to, David Wells, Sheron Draz doff, Patricia Kabatoff, Jessie Ar den and Oscar Hatfield. Mrs. Floyd Moore and son Gary accompanied Mr. and Mrs. W. Ar thur of Cottage Grove on a smelt fishing trip in Washington Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. John Drazdoff and Sonia. Janet Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zbitnoff and son George were Sunday guests at the Nick Hulaboff home in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Graber re turned home Monday from a short visit with Mrs. Graber's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pearl of Kirkland, Wn, Farrel Rust, senior at OSC, left Monday for San Francisco where he will meet other Alpha Gamma Rho members for a conclave. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hultman and Miss De Lores Hultman went sight seeing in the Cascades Sunday af ternoon. They went to the Y by way of the South Santiam high way and returning over the new North highway. They encounter ed new snow, and saw the snow plow at work. Gordan Wells is spending part of his vacation from OSC in Port land. T Stedoanxm, Satan.1! Oregon' Sunday March' 18503 Liberty School Slates Dental Clinic Thursday S talesman News Service LIBERTY The Marion county health department will hold a dental clinic at the Liberty school Thursday from 9 a. m. to noon. Assisting the department will be Mrs. Rex Shelton, Mrs. John Tur ner, Mrs. Clarence Griffis, and Mrs. Wayne BJaco. Parents are asked to attend the clinic to con suit with the dentist when the ex aminations are made. Have Your Camera and Equipment Put in Shape Now! GUARANTEED REPAIRS With factory parts, to factory specifications. Bellows in stalled, electronic shutter testing, flash synchronisation! 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