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A long-range plan for the Capitol area in Salem, which woald make this community "the most beautiful
capitol city in the world,", was proposed this week by Francis Keally, New York architect. Proposed
new supreme court building is Indicated Immediately south of Union Street. (Oregonion drawlnf).
Mm City Harold Kilewer Jr.
was badly, bruised Tuesday when
he fell off a porch while playing
"follow the leader.
Union Hill A dance will be
held at 9 pjn. Saturday at Union
Hill Grange Hall. The Verbeck or
chestra will play. Practice danc
ing will start si 8. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Jones will furnish lunch.
Willamina Earl Dickey suf
fered a crushed foot Monday while
at work. !
Mill City Mrs. Ira Teeters has
returned to her home from Salem
where she was hospitalized.
Four Corners Mrs. A. B. Wil
liams has returned from a vaca
tion at Nampa. Idaho. She was ac
companied by her daughter, Mrs.
Agnes Robertson, and her grand
daughter, Lama Lou, who will vis
it here for a month.
Jefferson Lou Wilson of Al
bany, formerly employed at the
Sutton real estate office here, is
now recurjeratinff at the Snttnn
home following surgery at an Al
bany nospiiai.
Silverton A rnf fir at h
Max Hubbs residence, 114 Coolidge
St- caused minor Hams era Thurs
day Firemen said sparks appar
ently Ignited '. the roof while the
chimney was being cleaned. ,
Mt. Ana-el Mrs. Clara Hessel
and her granddaughter, Betty Lou
Hessel, left Tuesday to visit the
formers son. Richard, and family
at Palo Alto, Calif. Hessel was
recently discharged from the Army
and now is a real estate agent.
Jefferson LeRoy Beach es
caped injury Tuesday when the
truck he was driving was wrecked
between Albany and Corvallis
Kaipn Kobertson was listed as
owner of the truck.
Jefferson E. Donald Jessop
of Salem will conduct a six-weeks
course for wind Instruments at
Jefferson School. Further infor
mation may be secured from Eric
Fitzsimons, Jefferson High School
band director.
Silverton Mrs. Bernice Ash
croft has sold her northside store
to Frederi9k 'Adams of St. Helens,
She said she does not plan to re
main in Silverton.
Silvertotf Mrs. Mary Egan
Kleeman, who has been employed
at the Cooley Iris Gardens office
this summer, has accepted a posi
tion as secretary-at the Christian
Church in Albany. She -will take
up her new work there Friday,
Sunnyside Picnic
Draws 70 People
ItaUnuaa Naws Isrvlee
SUNNYSIDE About 70 per
sons attended the picnic sponsor
ed Sunday by the Friendly Hour
uub at crest wood Acres.
The Taylor families held a pic
nic Sunday honoring Mrs. Oliver
Myers, Mrs. Ben Ellis and Miss
Shirley Leis, all relatives from
Guthrie. Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. Ennis Thornton,
former Sunnyside residents, spent
the past week visiting here. They
live at Madera, Calif.
Weaver Clan
Reunion Draws
92 Persons
ItaUimaa New Service
SWEET .HOME The David P.
Weaver family reunion was held
at Sweet Home City Park Sun
day. There were 92 present. Of this
number there were Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Kleeman has been very ac
tive In the First Christian Church
at Silverton, specalizing in work
with young people,
David P. Weaver, parents of the
Weaver clan, their six sons, Elmer,
Orville, Christian, William, Arden
and Harold and their families; two
daughters, Mrs. Paul Ammon and
Mrs. A. B. Cays and their famil
ies, all living in Sweet Home and
community except Harold Weav
er, Willamina, and- Mrs. Cays,
Roseburg. A sister of David
Weaver, Miss Ester Weaver, Al
bany, also was present. There were
28 grandchildren and 18 great
grandchildren present. i
: Mr. and Mrs. David i Weaver
came to Oregon in 1903 from Napr
pance, Ind, and settled near Sa
lem. During their 49 years In Ore
gon the Weaver family have lived
in a half-dozen Willamette Valley
towns. Weaver has engaged in
ranching and sawmllling i during
this time. In 1940 they came to
Sweet Home where he has retired.
In attendance SuridntvV re
union were relatives and friends
from Toledo, Albany, Molalla, tu
gene, Portland, ! Cave, Junction,
Springfield, Lebanon, 's Hubbard,
forest Grove, Willamina, Valley
Junction. C? " by. Roseburg. 1 1 1
boro and Scio. i - , j
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