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THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS
From Th. Oregon Srcfloamcn's
Hartmans ori
North Dakota
Motor Trip
uuua Hews service i
rnvrrrmM ' Mr. and Mrs.!
irl Hartman, jr, and Mr. Bart-1
inan's mother, Mrs. mna,
c one to Kinmore, N. D. lor a motor i
trio. ."Jars, rrana: wiu rawua uij uup.
the midwest for several iwees; s i
visit. I
Mr .and Mrs. Orlo Thompson I
ttt returned from a vaca-l
n innt in tne san rranciscu i
baT area where they were guests
el his mother. - airs, wnnsune i
ThmnDtfln and his brother. Cuyler
Thompson. On their return trip
they stopped ; r.ureM 10 vpi
Thompson's Drotner, car
Thompson. The Thompsons are
former Silverton residents. , "
Mrs. Keber Grisham, who spent
the past several months as a house
ust of her foster mother, has re-
turned to Oakland. Calif- to Join
Ikt husband, who has been on a
civilian army mission In the south
piscine in rctcm nwuu 1
Complimenting: the Kev. inoi
Uni Rohrt Neal and their twoltn Jnii nf i xt-i.I
cnuoren, wno te, jucs
Kev. Mr. -weais parents, nu 1
was arraneed for Wednesday atf
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Valley
Obituaries
lUttwu News Stnrlc
Charles Ernest Cole J
ALBANY The Rev. Cbaries
Xmest Coles, 75, former vicar of
L Peters Episcopal church in Al-
bany, died at his home in Gaston,
July li. Funeral services under the
direction of the FortmiUer-Freder-
irknn rfirectors. will be held from
St Peters church here at 2 p. m,
TLfnndar. The Rieht Rev. Benia-
mln Dagwell, bishop of Oregon, j
will officiate, assisted by the Kev.
. James Kingsley, present vicar I
f St Peters. Burial wiU be in tne
Alhanv Masonic cemetery.
Charles Coles was born May 5,1
1876. in Redruth. Cornwall. Eng
land. He came to the United
States in 1912. He was a graduate
of Kentucky State university, re-
reiving his P.HJ5. degree in 1836. 1
Ho served the Albany church u
vicar from 1937 till 1939. Durinf
worm war i, uie nev. r. v,oca and MriJ Laurence Cooper and
was a chaplain in the army. Helchidren of Newport. .
had been a resident or Oregon
since 1931. He was a member of
me jungnis lempiar, jnr ocuillsij i spending two weeks In the mid
Rite Masonsv and a life-long mem- j west visiting her mother. Mrs,
ber of the Lions club.
? survivors mciuue wo wiuuw
ana tne roiiowing cnuoren; airs,
G. W. Tewksbury of Waialulu
Fianuuon, waiaiuiu, uanu, na-
wan; Mrs. Ajuonmmj oi ivir-
land, Wash, and Mrs. Charles E.
Perry of canton, w. x ., ana a step-
. trin. Ixren A. Sim of Los Aneelesi I
Ferry Mason
STAYTON Perry Mason, 75,
Mill City, died Thursday. He was
born .In Finley, Ohio, Aug. 27,
1873 and has been a resident of
Mill city for the past 45 years.
: He is survived by his wife, Ber
tha, a daughter, Helen Kanoff.
Mill City; two sons; Harryt Junc
tion City, and Charles, Mill City.
Funeral arranged by the Wed
dle Funeral home, will be held at
the First Presbyterian church in
Mill City, Monday at 2 p. m. Con
cluding services will be In Fair
view cemetery, Mill City."
William Fitzcharles
ALBANY Funeral services for
William A. Fitzcharles, 67, of Al
bany, who died In a local hospital
July 9, were held from the Fort-zniller-Fredericksen
chapel Satur
day. Burial was In Riverside. .
Fitzcharles was born in Arbro
ath, Scotland, Dec. 1, 1883. He
came to the United States in 1909,
and to Albany five years ago. He
is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Norine Ridenour of Albany, one
son, Neal Fitzcharles of Alsea and
four grandchildren.
. Jehm Rich ' :- ,
ALBANY John Rich, 78, a na
tive of France, but a resident of
Salem and Albany for 50 years,
died July 4. He was born June
S, 1875, but came to the United
States from his native country of
France when a young boy. Surviv--4ng
are several brothers and sla
ters in France. A cousin, Anna
Richard, lives in Albany.
John Green Jay
'ALBANY Funeral, services for
John Green Jay, 79, who died at
his home on route 1, Brownsville,
July 3. were held from the Fisher
Funeral Home in Brownsville Sat
urday. Rev. John Lawler will of
ficiate. Burial was in the Tnmmn
cemetery at Elmira. -.
Jay was a son of David and
Charlotte AnnLinder Jay, Oregon
pioneers who crossed the plains
and settled in Eugene where Da
vid Jay started the first saddle
and harness ahoD in the state.
John Jay was born on Sept 12,
is 42, at cresweu. He had spent
his life in Oregon, the past two
' years in Brownsville. - -
At Eugene in 1839, Mr. Jay mar
ried Nancy Lewis, who survives,
as do ten children, Walter Jay,
lie mi e Jar. Chester Jar. Car
Jay and Mrs. Dorothy Paduano,
all of Brownsville, Mrs. Lottie Ti
tus and noya Jay or Reexport,
Mrs. Esther Leber of Moss Land
ing. Calif, Lloyd Jay of Glen
inona. Wash, and Melvin Jay , of
Yakima, Wash. Surviving also are
a brother and sister, and 23 grand-
VcIJoy
ISflverton Group
Off to Lutherland
Statesouui Mews Service
SILVEETON Tho Bev. and
Mr f. A. L. Hokonson and 13 young
people from Calvary Lutheran
church will attend the Lutheran
jTrd Church Bible ramo. known
as Lutherland, at Lake Klllaraey.
Wash, eigt miles north of Ta
ungwrn. - xam uwp wm
ieve eiuier ounaay nijnx or won-
Accompanying the Hokonson are
their son, Steven, and Lowell Stan-
ton, Dennis Paulson. Robert Olson.
uverl ana Orval Severson. Ger
i sarsiaa jwaney aonnz. f ansT
Fincher, Donna Jackson, Beverly
ruin maa oaroara urossnjcaue.
Licenses Up
Statesman, Ncwi IcWice
DALLAS Marriage licenses
.c.. frrw h f-
tT cjerk & Polk count-. Br. rtill
running hfcrher than ivpr 00 with
11 ncenses in the last two weeks
William H. Thnm ii Tvm.
xwin ceau, zi, jjaiias, to Janet
iviarun, ir uanas
40, ij anas.
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Donald Floyd Hibbs. 19. Val-
setz, and Elizabeth Marie Hegge,
11, xaus ,nj. i
I George J. Kozisek, 24, Independ
ence, to Yerna B. Ilerrud, 24, In-
oepenaei:ce.
Steven Toe. 17. Dallas to Janet
Dennis, 1 FUs City.
Kalph L. Martin, 17, Dallas to
Aressa joan oars, 10, uauas.
ooraoni. ninsnaw, J7, Mon-
mouth to Jeanne Hamblen, 18, In-
f J??T j ;
,;W?Uia?f,J- Pfl'.?5' Dalla. to
My A'5lay M, Albany. .
Li J.?ruL.aiewarl Momgomery.izz,
to j0 A00 He"e-
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Californians at
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lUUiau News Scrvka
AUBURN Guests at the Stuart
Johns hornt recently wera Mrs,
Hiran tmm t. Ani'
kir. rhKir Llnrim rhrtrtin nH
Chester from San Diego and Mr.
i t Mrs. Glenn Moody and children
returned 3iom Monday after
Josephine Burgerj at Grand Is-
land, Nebf, and a cousin at Lar
i amie. Wyo
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilier left for
their home at Truman, Minn, by
way of the southern route. This
was their: first visit to the three
i coast states.
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BKOOKS Leaders f the maay reath MttvUiea at the anaaal Asaesnblles f Ged state camp meetinr at
Bethel Geapel park here are shews prepartnx far ene r the dally
Wayne Davidson, CresweD: the
Jtev. Key Blackley. Fertland; the
Wesley Lance, Band, ul the
Plrtle, wbe Is sUte yeath director.
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BROOKS Midway in the annual twe -weeks camp meeting for Ore
: gon Aasembllea of God, which has attracted more than 3,009 per
sons here, state officers discuss the program. From left are the Rev.
Atwood Foster, Salem, superintendent; the Rev. N. D. Davidson,
Fertland, secretarr; the Rev. L. C. Tenng, Breeka, treasurer: the
Rev. Lester Gibson, Weodbnrn, camp director.
Council MovjBg
To Aid Hospital
StatMBUa News Sfrrtco
ETAYTON - The city council
recently took two actions to ad
vance preparations for building the
street over the hill to the site of
the Santiam Memorial hospitaL
Pipe was purchased from the H.
D. Fowler company of Seattle. It
Is 1700 feet in length! and has a
four-inch diameter. It is steel,
wrapped with asbetos and treated,
inside and out. Included In the
DAYS JULYO, 11,
12th and Cross Stt. at
SPONSORED BY HOUYWOOD UONS ClUS -Proceeds
T B Used For "Sight Conservstien Program"
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Kev. Kebert Flrtle, Broks; the Kev.
Kev. EL K. Beek, Albany; the Kev,
Kev. Bert Allentvus, autcAeu. AU
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$2,024.54 billing were two fire
hydrants at S 108 each. ' x
Also authorized was the laying
of about 2S0 feet of 12-inch cul
vert parallel with the street which
will permit leveling off with ad
jacent land.
Valley Births
BUtasmaa News Service
SILVERTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Bochsler of Mi Angel, a
son, July 6, at Silverton hospital.
12, 13, 14
Coca Cola Plant.
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prerrams. Frem left are the Kev.
Ernest Bedweu, The Dalles; the
Jehn Hesklna, Garibaldi: the Kev.
axe secueaai jratft leaders except
Church Youth .
In Active Time
Statesmas News tcrrke '
HAYESVTLLE The youth of
the church have been quite active
with an attendance contest by the
B.Y. and a 'chile feed in the church
grove Friday evening. Tuesday
evening members of the College
class were . guests of the class's
teacher, Mrs. Robert Sanders, at a
picnie in the fir grove.
'Those present were Marilyn
Broer, Darlene Legler, Laurene
Karsten, Jo Ann Beard, Lois Ann
HaU, Charles Clark, Bob Carrow,
and George Strozut jr.
Special guests were Frances
Beckett Kathleen Stinson, and
Lome Rolands who are taking
nursing at Good Samaritan hospi
tal in Portland to prepare them
selves for missionary service.
Sales' Only homo Owned Theatre'
Starts Today Cont. 1:45
yUEfflll-MXEfitP
- On the Stage
Paal -Armstrong's
Annaal Dance Revae
Regalsr i Admission Prices ,
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Staton Band :
Entertains at
Public Concert
SUtcsauL News Scrvkt
STAYTON The Stayton com
munity band entertained at a pub
lic concerts Monday evening in
downtown Stayton.' The group
was organized recently by Dwayne
Burgess, music instructor in the
schools here. . .
Band mnobers include: clarin
ets; Joyce Har greaves, Grover Ro-
dich, . Janet Huffman. Anna bell
Buell, Betty Courtney, Lois White,
Shirley Wodtly. and Ernest Lau.
Saxophones: Janice Huffman,
Sherman Buell; drums: Blrnn
Humphreys and Don Forette; bar
itone horn. Trance 'Hoi man;
trumpets. Bill Civert, Pauline
Scheiwich, James Lulay, Durwood
Dark and Ruby Nau; flutes: Clau
cua Hinnchs,-Gloria Luke, lrom
bones: Jesse Boo the, Harold Ti
tus, Cecil Bassett and Drury Dark.
1DU Gty Feld
Dedicated July 4
To W. W. Allen
ftateinaa Newt Serric
MILL. CITY Allen fiplH wa
lighted and dedicated July 4 to
the memory of Dr. W. W. Allen, a
lormer scnoo board member. .
' Mrs. Allen was intradural Arr.
ihsr the nroffram. Making th ri pl
ication sneech was Bruce Williams
loz aaiem, uiosmg the evening's
entertainment were fireworks do
nated bv PPT ' Rn Rrnnf tnd
the Lions club Special awards
were given during the evening by
local and out-of-town merchants.
Paul Armstrongs
HOLLYWOOD REVIEW
,
Dancing, Singing and Novelty Numbers
- By 150 Local and Guest Entertainers
HOLLYWOOD THEATRE
Sun., Mon., Tues., July 8, 9, 10
Sunday Matinee 3:30 P.M.-Eveninfls 8:30
' and '' ": " ' "
MOVIE
Regular Admission
AIIERICAIJ LEGIOII
CLUB
UIIDEIl IIET7 IIAIIAGEIIEIIT
i : - SPEC1AI SUNDAY DINNER i ' T
-V- $3 , : Young Tom Turkey .
!" , A . da dig w CamroU
Twin Bill TbnitCr8:15 P.IA.
Senators vs. Spokane '
Root for Salem at Waters Field Sunday
As Club Attempts' to Close on the
. League . Leaders
Will Jim McKeegan Stop. the Base Running Theivery of
" ; " . . -"Mercury Ed Murphy "
Tha Little Man from Boston has Stolen 51 Basesl"
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(Just Before Tea Get to
WE ARE
LUNCH
SERVING LUatVIl
Choose From Our Famous
Chinas and American Dishes
2055 Fairgrounds Road
1RH N. CemBseretal
Tea walklaf ay
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- SUttuua Kcws Service
Dallas Rennie Rinehart, who
completed five years of i public
health ; education at Denver uni
versity, has accepted the position
with the Polk county health de
partment left vacant when Henry
Captein was called back into the
air force reserves. He is a navy
veteran, having served in the
South Pacific. He is married and
has a three months old boy. The
Rineharts plan to live at CIS Oak
street.,
Start Mr." and Mrs. Ben
Darby have moved to Stayton
from their home at route 1, box
22," Scio, where Darby was born
74 years ago. The new owner or
the property is Charles Gassner,
formerly of route 1, Stayton.
Mill City Mrs. Arthur Oljourke
and daughters., of Areata, Calif
are visiting Mrs. O'Rourke's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cree,
and her sister : and brother and
their families, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Cree. ('Returning with Mrs.
O'Rourke via plane was Frances
Johnson who fcad been visiting
Areata for the past two weeks.
Power Firm
In New Office
: tUUimta News Service
DALLAS The Mountain States
Power company has moved to its
new building at 628 Court at,
which has just been completed by
the Williams Investment company
TOMAHAWK" In Technicolor
Starring Van Heflin and Yvonne DeCarlo
To All Adults 50c
the Dollrweed Stopllf hte)
DItltlER!
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Open: 11 A. M. to
2 A.M.
Saturdays to 3 A. M.
Phono 2-6596
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BcDe friends and people Chi'
aese Fireworks business no good, tt
go "boom" this year but ft Is
very good Idea anyway no chil
dren hurt or burn or anything
and " everybody happy, X
am . liking to h a v e people
happy that i why ao many fonts
- com to my place for good Chl-
food. They eat plenty lots.
laugh, tell joke, shake my band
and aay "yen my friend" which
la very good for dif cation and
not for ulcers. You should try
my : heilthfu food make you
feel very fine especial in sum
mer time. You eat big or you
eat little not cost you too much
either way.""'
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Picture Bet af at.'
this my nista
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with - Charles, .TfiedmW , as gen
eral cdntracUf l
Mountain States Power com
pany will use the west portion cl
the building and the rest will be
used by the "West Electric com
pany.
Margaret's Flower shop plans to
move into the power company's
old location at C17 Mill st .
2-7H29
NOV SHOWING!
Open 8-tarta at Dusk!
Tre Fcny Rldas!
Marie Laasa
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. Air Conditioned 1
CAPITOL .
- Continuous Shews Daily -
Announcing :a I
New Policy : f
tlmceforth the Capitol
w ill present the best la
FIRST RUN i
ATTRACTIONS!
New Price Schedule:
Weekday
Matin res - -Evenings
L undayg .
Children .
(Cnder 12)
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Prices Include Tax
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Cent. Shews Today
NOW SHOWING!.
Fred MaeMorray -.
aandette Colbert In
i "Family Honeymoon i
Glenn Ford In
3Ian from- Colorade
Delicious Chinese
and American Food
Catering Service ;
Phone 2-9173
Orders To Gc!
Open 4 pjn. - S a-m. Daily
Open at Neeo Sat A San.
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