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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1951)
Seven VdlleyWdmen tb!tfend International Girl Scout Camp News Srrleo SILVERTON Mrs. William JL Woodard -and' Sirs. Norman Eastman are among the women elected to attend the International Girl Scout - Camp which begins Saturday at Wind Mountain, Wash. This is the first time the interna tional meeting has been held on the western coast. Lucille McAfee of Albany, ex ecutive director of the . Santiam Aiea'of Chi Scouts, was in Sil verton early this week, completing pk-ns. Mrs.. Woodard is a member of the Santiam area board of direct ors and serving as chairman of the membership and nominating com mittee, as well as directing the day camp held in the CooUdge & McClain park; Mrs. Eastman Is Juliette Low chairman for the Santiam area. ' Others going from this area are two from Albany, Mrs. Edwin Fortmitter and Mrs. Joe Curran; two from Salem, Mrs. Max Flanery and Mrs. Frank . Manbeck; and from Independence, Mrs. Ivan Marble.. , r- VaMey Mews IMefos Btuwaiaa Ntwt Service GerraJfl The Past Matrons club of Gervais, chapter 118, Order of Eastern Star, will hold its annual picnic for members and their fam ilies Sunday at the Kenneth A. Golliet home at.Mehama. Monmouth The official count of persons who participated in the X-ray survey here was 1,097. . Donald The fire department was called to extinguish a small grass fire near the feed mill Sun day afternoon. Union nm The Neal-Trask-Chrisman clan will hold a reunion and picnic Sunday at the Stayton city park. . TJoJeavalo Jack Launer, who fractured three vertebrae between his shoulders when he fell from a walnut tree recently, will be con fined to bed for another week but Is reported getting along welL Lyons 7 Jim Kimery, suffering from a foot infection caused by a blister, is reported improving. Gerrsls The Sacred Heart Ca tholic church will sponsor a fried chicken dinner and carnival at the p irish . hall Sunday. Mrs. Anna Ruescher is general chairman of the dinner which, will be served torn noon to 3 pjn. - . .s ' Donald Grant Erb is acting mayor of Donald e while . Mayor Clifford Blake is on vacation. Blake is spending two weeks at Mitchell, S. D, visiting relatives., i 1 .y Menmooth The Oregon. College of Education alumni picnic will be held at 530 pjn. today in the campus grove, the committee re minded Wednesday. Coffee will be furnished for the basket picnic ML Angel Arnold Otter and Roy Palmer, ML Angel boys who attended Beaver Boys state, report ed their experiences to the Mt. Angel Business Men's club Mon day night . Union vale A county crew Is working on the road past the Wi thee and McCandless places, bull dozing the brush - and otherwise maintaining the. road. ' Mi. Anretf-rrancis Schmit, fes tival decoration chairman, reports that Charley Heitz of Portland will be in town next week to decorate the town and to make: floats or assist with them. Me ha ma A chest X-ray unit will visit Mehama Monday' from noon to 8 pjn. for residents of the Lyons-Mehama area. Mrs, Roy Phillip! is district chairman Here's a Vacation Ideal Tour the Alcan Highway And Come Back by Ship : iUtesaua Jfewt lrtee AMITY Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kista and children have returned from a trip to Alaska. They trav eled the Alcan highway to An chorage and returned part of the way by ship. Th family reported almost interesting", trip. About 70 members of the Amity Masonic lodge and. Order of East . era Star attended the annual pic nic for members' at the Richard fuller farm Sunday. Mrs. L. J- Emerson Sunday re- eeived a surprise visit from her Bister, Mrs. Anna Logan, Los An- teles. It "was their, first meeting in S years., . : an Reunion Staged Btateoaua N6ws Servlco TURNER The Chapman fami ly- reunion was held on the spa clous lawn of Mrs. C. E. For bis' home on Liberty road. C. W. Chap man was elected president of the clan and Mrs. R. B. Mues, secre tary. .:' . ; - 't4: . Those attending included Judy Kosney. Seattle; Mr.' and Mrs. G. . Chapman, Vancouver; Wasn. The beaches and deep-ea fish ing beckoned many Turner ; fami lies over the week-end.. Those at the coast from Turner Included the Ray Grims, Chester Stewarts, Earl Grims, Herschel . Petersons, Earl Blodgetts, Charles Mannings, Albert Bates and, Robert Mitchells. im VALLEY. .NEWS COLUMNS From Tho Oregon Statesmen's Valloy Correspondents Check and Double Check is r " j - y This Shoxld Solve Someone's Vacation SWEET IX03IE Who wants a free trip to summer camp with an expeaaes paid? . The Rev. Alfred Schwartz reports that he la locking for a bey r girl withoot any drarca eonaeetieaa, "aged : anywhere from IS to SI." who weald like the trip. , -. Interested yenngsters are asked te contact the Kev. Mr. Schwartz, pastor mt Sweet Hi Community . chapeL Breaks Both Legs In Fall Stitiwn News Bervlcf , IDANHA A . Detroit construc tion .worker suffered multiple fractures of both legs when he fell from a 14-foot power tower five miles west of Idanha.- - He was listed as Austin Marr, 41, employed by the Hoffman Construction Gov highway reloca tion crew. Marr was reported do ing as .well as can be 'expected'' Wednesday at Salem Memorial hospitaL --. - A spokesman said he fell when ground under the tower gave way Tuesday. 1 Marr 1 is former Mc- MinnviHe resident. -. V - ,. --- .i DALLAS-To petite Darlene Mfltkelson, Dallas (above), falls the tesk -u.irin. Hiii rt! .i ih PaIIc Mintv eoorthotueL And Coim- ty Clerk E. B. Hamilten reports a scad ef them recently. Nearly all -Polk districts seek nreierenavm vote mm acnvoi ownct reor n.itiM Kill niMr i far Um receat leaislatare, Haantlton said.' A few Pelk petitions are directed at the proposed clgaret tax. (SUtes- photo.) IT v;:. , ... - iilii Housewarming Held for Former Hubbard Familv HUBBARD Several Hubbard residents surprised Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Moshberger' and family with a house warming Friday eve ning in their new house near Mol- alia.' -j'.Vr'.j5.------t-ttt T--'"' - Present were Mrl and Mrs. Wil Ham Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. Emma Miller: Mrs.: Albert Spagle. Mrs. Anna Scholl and Lenore, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stuafier and children, Mrs. George Zeek, - Mrs. George Grimps, Shirley - Schneider, Vera Kocher, Leland Kocher and Mrs. Winnie Mulloy. They gave the honorees a . cash gift to secure something for their new home. Valley Birthri DaJQaa -r.Td Mr. and, Mrs. Hen ry Kliever, Dallas, a son, July 23, at Dallas hospital. .. " Monmouth To "Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Young, a daughter, July 24, at Bartell hospital, Dallas. "- Dallaa .To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis, szo Chemawa rd- Salem, a son, July 21, at Dallas hospital. BISTHDAT OBSEKTED ' WILLAMINA V; a Neal was honored Sundaylbtt his birthday. Dinner guests - wore' Mr. and Mrs. Larry Carpenter. tUlverton, Bar- bant Depue. Sah'MigueL Calif, Mr. and Mrs. V. CJNeaL jr. and Joan. - Salem; Mr. ? and Mr. Art Dabl, Longview,-. Wash; - - :f .! t f 1 hV - -!; ; .vwJ miw$ noon !0 aurrxriged tbroagb your dealer ...is tbc convenient, low cost way to : buy your new car. Interest rates are Iov'jciontn!y payment terms . treLicriL Aii y c irccT to niruycrc the Ftnt National . . low cost way. Details are available tbrci:a your dealer or aTaurjr; "- .. ;.'. ' ' . . '". c- " "' - ' " " - ' . . .'. v , First National banking office 4 '- Giisr.i-DQAtacn Cpta 10 19 $ Ind'jiT.3 JJvrir7 mtunt ntti atfosir iwsvtawer coirosartoif Crook Gyps Valley Cripple Mows Sfvk AL8ANT A suv gyped ?S-yearold cripple est i Z9 here by premising him a JBw . . ' E. A. KHey, AIbaay told polios the swarthy swtndler arid he was area, manager mt av tracking firm and "hired- hha as a nightwateh man at $235 a month. The SSI was for a boad. And iavestir&Uoa disclosed that tbe man was an imposter. ,. P0U00 snaptitt the iwotbto saay be repeated arorad the valley. The talL dark stranger was a boat SS, wore overalls and a sweater. Council Action to Detemiine Police Chief for Stayton ttatcaua Nws Sarrteo STAYTON,' July' 25 A succes sor to Police Chief Larry Wright will probably be named at the next city council meeting on Monday, August 6, Mayor M. J. Martin said today. Several applications have been received tor the post already, he added. ' , Wright has resigned . effective August 1 to become chief crimi nal deputy at the Marion county sheriffs office at Salem. He has been chief of police here about two years. ; . Stayton's other fulltime city po lice officer is Donald Johnson. Formerly a state prison guard for about five years, he has been on the Stayton police force for more than a year. The, gtcrtweanan. Soiwrn, Propn, ThtCTderr Tnlf 1 SSI 13 Gervais Boy HospiuQized With Diabetes GERVAIS Ralph Bennett, U year old son of Mr. and Ma Earl Bennett. Is a patient at the Doern becher Hospital in Portland for the treatment of diabetes. Felix Seguin is seriously III at his home and his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Seguin of Oakridge, are at his home. The Garden club met with Mrs. Fred Manning and decided to en ter an exhibit at the Scotts Mills flower show on Wednesday-, Aug ust L Mrs. Anna McGuire was chosen chairman of the commit tee. Mrs. B. B. Warner will en tertain the club in August Mrs. Etta Gleason,- who has been confined at a Salem .hospital with a fractured hip, has been re moved to the Woodburn hospital where she is receiving her friends. Freda Manning will close her beauty salon on July 29 and will reopen on August 13th in a new location. She recently purchased the G. J. Moisan building on "G" street which is being remodelled. Among local residents who wept to Ocean Park. Wash, for clam digging last week were Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ferschweiler, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Brown. Mrs. Sam 1L Brown and son. Sam E. Brown. ATTEND WEDDING LYONS Several from Lyons attended the wedding of Miss Dean Thompson and Paul Maddox at Monmouth's First Christian church. She was first-grade teach er at Mari-Linn school last year. WiUamina Travelers Return Statesman Kewi Service WILLAMINA Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Myers and family have re turned from a vacation trip to Idaho, Arizona and California. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bailey re turned home Tuesday from a Cali fornia trip. . , Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Green visited last week with friends in Crescent City, Calif. Jackie Strickler of Foster was a guest the past week of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Strode. Mrs. Leo Mitchell has returned from a two-month trip to Nebras ka, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Ar izona and California. George Hendrickson and- Dud ley Roberts have returned from a trip to Yellowstone park. Mr. and Mrs. Al Yoast and sons returned this week from a months vacation in Missouri. Mrs. Ray White and Karla of John Day arrived here this week for a six-weeks stay with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Paine. Carol Van Nuys of Eugene is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Karl Frank lin, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rurik Hendrickson flew to San Francisco over the weex ena on Dusmess. FOX VALLEY CLUB HCNIC3 . LYONS About SO persona at tended the Fox Valley Women club's picnic at Breitenbush Hot Springs Sunday. Swimming at the springs was the popular diversion. 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