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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1950)
12th EtaVegmcnC Soiem, Oregon. Friday. Jun 16. 1950 - r ' : ' : - - ' ' . . . i THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS From Th Ortgon Statesman Vclky CorrtspondW Church Day Set Sunday, Near Scio SUttimaa Kcfi Service i SCIO, June 15 Annual Pro vidence day will be observed Sun day, June 18, in the church of that name, 1 miles southeast of Scio. The afternoon service will begin at 2 p. m. . . i The historical church and mem ories of the place it held in pio IneteV days' history in this part of 1 Oregon and the northwest are re? called by many people because of Annual Providence day. j ' During the day, Joab PoveH, pioneer teacher and circuit rider, will be honored. A monument to him was erected many years ago In front of the church yard and stands today as a historical mark er. Usual Sunday services will be at 10 a. m.; Sunday school at 10:45 a. m. witn a basnet mncn iouow Ing. A song service will open the afternoon program. T Galley Obituaries Mrs. Nellie E. Isom ALBANY Mrs. Nelliel E. Isom, 61, died at the family hibme near Halsey early Wednesday morning, June 14. Mrs. Isom had been in failing . health the pastj 1 several months. Funeral services under the direction of the Fortmiller Fredericksen morticians will be held from the Halsey Christian church at 8:30 o'clock. Saturday,1 June 17. Rev. W. 0. Jones off Halsey and Rev. J. M. Shellgy of Eugene will officiate. Burial will be in the Alford cemetery. ! Nellie Bond was born in Halsey December 5, 1888, a daughter of 1 the late Austin Bond, and Louise Warmouth Bond, and had spent ' her eritire life in or near Halsey. On Jujne 10, 1908, in Halsey, she was married to Elbert Isom, Mrs Isdm was a well known teacher of Linn county, and had taught in the public schools of Halsey, as well as the rural schools of Alford, Porter, Powell, Lake Creek and Brandon, retiring from teaching a year ago. She was a member of Charity Grange; Vine Maple Cir cle, Neighbors of Woodcraft; Purit Rebekah lodge; and of the Chris tian church, and was active in each. i ; : - In addition she had for many years been correspondent for -the" Halsey community for the Eugene Register-Guard, the Albany.Dem- crat-Herald, and the Halsey Jour " ual. . ' - Surviving besides her widowefr, are two children, Carl Isom of Tillamook, and Mrs. Beverly Mea dows of 'Florence; Iner mother Mrs. Louise Bond of Albany, two broth ers Frank Bond of Harrisburg and Lester Bond bf Salem, and two aisters Mrs. Grace Sickels of Hal sey and Mrs. Vera Howard of Al bany, and three grandchildren, Marilou, Archie land Beth Mea dows al of Florence. 5 Oliver C. VeUto ALBANY Oliver Clyde Vetito, 50, died at his home on Dunlap avenue June 12 as the result of a heart attack. Funeral services in charge of the Fisher Funeral home will be held from the Canby Fu neral home at 2 o'clock, June 17. Burial will be in the Zion ceme tery at Canby. i Vitito was born March 1, 1899, in Mayville, Wheeler county. He lived for a number of years in Canby, coming to Albany two years in Canby, coming to Albany two, years ago,. He was a railroad fireman. j On Sept. 13. 1948, in Albany, he married ' Hilda Vetito, who sur vives,1 Surviving j also are three brothers, George of Mill City, jui- gar of Salem, and Ira Lee of Port land; and three sisters, Mrs. Roy Parmenter and Mrs. Roxey Hess both of Canby, land Mrs. Dolly Mayfield in California. ... . j 1 . Prat u in Residents Hosts To Nebraska Visitors i Statesman Niewt Service PRATUM Mri and Mrs. Her bert Yelken Audrey, Jack and Gene of Franklin. Nebr.. are vis iting here. They are guests of Yel ken brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Kleen. On Sunday members of the Kleen families held a picnic in the base merit of the Methodist church for the visitors. Mr. and Mrs. John Olthoff of Stockton, Calif., are spending the summer with their daughter and son-in-law. Mr.; and Mrs. John Schafer. Amity Sewing GrQiip Stages Bridal Shower Statesman News Service AMITY The Eastside Sew ing club held its June meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Hansen who is also the president of the group. I A miscellaneous kitchen show er honored Miss Phyllis Nelson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Turner, bride elect of Donald Compton of Grand Island, the wedding to be June 17, Mrs. I Wes Benjamin will be hostess for the next meeting July 8. Plans were made for a booth at the Civic club picnic. Mr. land Mrs. Jay Beeler sr., were hosts for the Eastside Pi nochle club 4ast Saturday night. Howard Wood held high score for the mn and Peggy Ingram was high for the women. Earl Wood, a visitor from California held low score for' the men and Mrs. Fred Hansen low for the women. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wood will be hosts for the club July 1. Mr. and Mrs. William Neely, Elaine and Jimmie left Broad mead Farms last Wednesday for Burns, where he will take charge of a large stock ranch. Sweet Home Mill ' Worker Revived After Fall In Water Statesman Newi Service SWEET HOME Albert Waltz, Oregon Plywood corporation em ploye, narrowly escaped drown ing this week when he fell in the mill pond. He was rescued by Frances An drews, another mill employe. Ar tificial respiration was applied 45 minutes before Waltz was revived ASK roua GROCER ICONOMICAL DELICIOUS HEALTHFUL NOURISHING Easy to prtpanT i . - -ZLl I.. n A nnrn Mi n i 1 Ann ns i ADD 0:iLY WATER XEDDAKE fOt TNf MST CAICf you fvr Air... irSAOII! us! Cinch oxi OX..ITS ruuy ccr.nnn ClNCH already contains highest quality, specially processed eggs, milk, sugar, shortening, etc You add only water. For a finer, easier, thriftier cake... Bake Cinch. 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