The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 20, 1952, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextValley Views By Charles Ireland '-I ' : . - . .. i- ' ... - ; - V. . " f . i . ' , . .- 5 j- . i -TV- T ' C ' ' ' ' M 11 J Sifweek coming up at Willamina, 25 miles northwest of Salem. National Commander of Veteran of Foreign Wars, Frank C. Hilton of Pennsylvania, will visit WlHamloa Post Monday night. is visit will recognire huge membership gain by the port. It's an open meeting with all valley veterans invited . . . And an intriguing election due Thursday at Willamina. About 20 residents on the outskirts of town are eligible to vote on an annexa tion proposal that, if approved, would approximately double the city's area and assessed valuation. Reason is the area includes big industry, too ... On top of that. Mayor Allen C. Louden has pro claimed this as "Clean-Up Week a't Willamina. Everyone asked to break out a broom, and city will collect trash . . . Mayor Louden also lo announce "City Govern ment Day" soon. High school youths will fill city offices for a day. Willamina Key Club and City Council backing the event . . . And today will see ground - breaking for new Emmanuel Lutheran Church at Willamina, a city of 1 (ID? vrc-kna . MAYOR ALLEN LOUDEN Never a dull moment, apparently, at" Thalia Kebekah Leer. Hubbard. Few months back aaembers came dressed as their "sap pressed desire." One wtnn came as a man (Just any man) . . . At April meeting members ware sorinc dresses made from mews papers . . . This brings to mind the eld limerick: There once was a miss from St Paul, whs went to a newspaper ball; bat the place caurht on fire, and destroyed her attire: frsnt page, spsrt seetisn and all." Few Oregon towns have matched strides with Sweet Home dur ing the population boom. From 1940 to 1950 the Sweet Home census bounded from 1,090 to 3.603 (Blue Book figures), over a 300 per cent gain for the logging community . . . Now friend John T. Russell writes that church records fell there last week when 2,506 lumbered into Sweet Home's 14 churches for Easter services . . . John says this figure is not far about average attendance "which only proves that the theory that all logging and lumbering centers are Godless places be cause of ths rough element engaged in them is untrue." Dsable Trsables: Larry Deural sf Lyons had a flat tire right at heme last week. Changed it and went inside to find his bouse a fire . . . Twt Dallas bike riders hit by cars daring week. Frank DeSbon. 13. will be confined six weeks with broken pelvis; bis bike was barely scratched. Freddie Otjen, t, came oat un scathed in the other one; bike bo rode was badly damaged . . . Some rabbits feet may be lucky bat the Easter bunny seems to bake an unlucky one at Barbara Force, 14, at Four Corners three Easters ago she was hospitalised for bone surgery on her right knee. This Easter she was back for bone snrrery on other one. Forty per cent of senior class married at Falls City Hih School. But only 10 members in class . . . Out-of-town speaker at Chemawa tree dedication Thursday called school "Chemawa several times . . . But Chemawa is easy compared to "Ehweefs." the Indian name Swegie Camp Fire Girls have adopted. This group has solved problem of how to keep everybody happy. Elects new officers every month . . . Sup ply pastor didn't arrive Easter morning at Grace Mennonite Church, Dallas, where congregation upwards of 400 was assembled. From Dal las, Tex., to Dallas, Ore., today comes speaker to fill pulpit at same church . . . Salem Chin-Up Club sending letter of cheer to 11-year-old Ohio girl, born without arms, after seeing; her picture in The Statesman Thursday. Valfley Mews HMefi s Teacher for Pioneer Loop School Named Stat Newt Servteo PIONEER Miss Violet Wooten of Creswell will teach at Pioneer School next term, the school board reports. She will replace Mrs. Bernice Baker of Dallas who has resigned after teaching here two years. .Mr .and Mrs. Fred Konkle have sold their farm here to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bailey, formerly of Phoenix, Ariz. The property has two houses and son of the la ter couple will move here with his family, also. The Konkles have moved to Lake Labish dis trict. Dorothy Chaney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Chaney, un derwent an emergency appendec tomy at Dallas Sunday. She was reported improving satisfactorily. Mrs. Lawrence Rockford hon ored her daughter, Karen on her recent birthday, serving refresh ments to Karen's schoolmates. Valley Births Stataimaa Nwi Servtea WILLAMINA Mr. and Mrs Ruglas Lanterman of Grand Ronde are the parents of a daugh ter. Born April 14, at a McMinn ville hospital. Valley Obitnariea ItMtoui Nows Scrrtce Richard Lucas GERVAIS Services for Rich ard Merrill Lucas, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Lucas, Gervais route 1, will be held at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Louis Catholic Church. Interment will be at Belcrest Memorial Park Salem. Minnie A. Mitchell DALLAS Services for Mrs. Minnie A. Mitchell, 84, Dallas resident for 50 years, will be held at 2 pjn. Monday at the Boll man chapel here. The Rev. N. C. Swensen will officiate. Interment will be at Dallas Cemetery. Mrs. Mitchell was born (Nov. 21, 1867) at Richland Co., Wis., and died Thursday at a Dallas rest home. She had been con fined since a hip fracture about 1947. She was married to Charles C. Mitchell on Dec. 12, 1886, and had been a member of Apostolic Faith Church since 1907. The family home is at 918 Ellis St. Surviving besides the widower are three children, Lowell Mitch ell and Mrs. Helen Peck, both of Portland; and Mrs. Carmine Clark, Dallas; also five grandchildren. Hubbard Group Elects Mrs. Rose Statesman News Service HUBBARD Mrs. E. T. Rose was re-elected president of the FAT GIRLS' DIET SHERIDAN Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tatom are the parents of a son, born April 15 at a Mc Minnville hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Yoder of i Sheridan are the parents of a ;son, Curtis Alan, born April 15 , at Portland. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Yoder of Sher idan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alberhal den are the parents of a daugh ter, Donne Rae, born April 15 at a McMinnville hospital. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Rosenbalm of Sheridan and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Abderhalden of New berg. I. 2. 3. 1 5. and other practical proved ways to take off fat, sent to you by meal at special prices. Three-Day "Miraels'TMat. An inf alii bis diet that insures th loos of at least a pound a day! Plenty to eat . . . it's the Combination of foods. me Can bo repeated S days every month aVJV Why Be Hungry? 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Flense Print Use Pcneil Addr Hubbard Extension Unit Wednes day. Mrs. A. L- Murphy was elected vice president; Mrs. R. C. Mains, secretary; and Mrs. N. A. Mann, treasurer. They will be in stalled at the May meeting. Mrs. A. Forbert reported on the program for next year which in cludes "Care of Rugs and Uphol stery," "Gifts from Cloth." "Be coming a Good Buyer," "Func tional House Dress," "Main Dish Meals' and "Herbs and other Sea sonings." A work shop on braided rugs will be held and special meet ings on community recreation. Pennies for Friendship were col lected and turned in. Dessert and coffee were served by Mrs. Edward Schoor, Mrs. L. M. School end Mrs. J. C. Morrison. The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Sunday. 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Treman of Suring Valley whose right arm was broken above the wrist. At last reports the arm was healing nicely. Willamina A mobile radio unit for the city's police patrol tar has been installed. The unit will provide instant contact with the sheriffs office in McMinn ville, and will aid in civil de fense work. Mar q asm Mrs. K a t h r i n e Thomas has purchased a home at Mulino and will move soon. Sheridan Miss Vietta Pruitt, Sheridan High School freshman, has been chosen Miss VFWL and wou a prize of S25. Second rizc of $15 went to Carolyn Llifs, a Willamina High School iinior; a:id third prize of S10 tf Meva Kihlstadius, Willamirj High School freshman. Ms Pruitt will ride on a float in tgie Phil Sheri dan Days parade 11 June. Spring Valley -) George Ham mou Sr. and son, George, of Spring Valley have returned from Bandon where thev spent most of the winter and spring at a log ging camp. Willamina Edward C. Clark of McMinnville was named this week as . Willamina -city attorney. Marquam Dog? have caused the death of several sheep at Miss Ktvta Albright's farm. Auburn The 4-H SeA-ettes" Se wing Club enjoyed an egg hunt a: the home of Jar.ice Long. Dore thea Pierce found the most. Plans were made for an exhibit at the t.iing show and taking part in the parade. Amity Miss Phyllis Meeker and Thomas Glahn. both of Am it v, are among 67 students at Ore gon State College who made straight-A grades during the win ter term, the school reported. Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hutchinson of Fair Oaks, Calif., have moved to Sheridan to make their home. Sheridan The bands of Sheri dan Public Schools will present their annual spring concert Fri day at 8 p.m. Melvin Ashwill will direct the bands. The pro gram will include a song played by a massed band consisting of ail the students of the three schools. About 87 will participate. 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