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Grand Island In the Willamette River north of Salem was Isolated and I groceries are shown being loaded for the Isolated residents by nelii
tts fertile shores well flooded Tuesday. Only transportation for the I bora, J. H. Tompkins Jr. (left), Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Pomeroy and Car
island's seTcral-seore families was by boat Mail, milk cans and I tis Door Us (In rear).
No one could tell Tuesday how lonr this bonny had been marooned
on this stump at Grand Island but tt looked so wet, cold and hun
gry that a passing boatmen, who couldn't get any nearer because of
swift water, put a merciful shot through its head.
Washington
School Scouts
Reorganized
SUtetmu Ntws ferric
EAST SALEM Plans were
made to reorganize Cub Pack 103
at a meeting at Washington school
Friday evening. William J, Lentsch
will serve as cubmaster and R. S.
Sherwood will be his assistant.
Mrs. T. E. Smalley, Mrs. William
A. HilL Mrs. W. J. Lentsch and
Mrs. Roy Taylor volunteered to
serve as den mothers. It is planned
to limit each den to four cubs so
more den mothers are needed.
The chairman of the pack com
mittee will be Mrs. L. W. Hann.
Other members of the committee
are Wilbur A. Hill, Charles Straw,
James Roy Taylor and Mr. and
Mrs. Irving A. Larsen.
The first committee meeting will
be at the home of Charles Straw
on Friday to plan the February
Pack meeting which will be held
on the last Friday of the month.
Altar Society
Elects Officers
Statcsm&a Ntwi Service
MT. ANGEL Seventy members
of St. Ann's Altar Society were
present Sunday afternoon for the
annual election and quarterly
meeting at which all the officers
were reelected: President, Mrs. J.
J. Penner; vice president, Mrs. Al
bert Diehl; secretary. Miss Eliza
beth Keber, and treasurer, Mrs.
Joseph Wagner.
Committee chairmen appointed
for the year are: Mrs. Catherine
Piennett, sick committee; Mrs. Al
bert Diehl, radio rosary; Mrs. Jos
eph Faulhaber, visiting newcom
ers; Mrs. Penner, observation post.
Visiting newcomers to Mt. An
gel Is a new project of the society.
Mrs. Faulhaber and her committee
visit each new family, welcomes
them to the town and present them
with a free subscription to the Mt.
Angel News with the compliments
of the Business Men's Club and a
complimentary ticket to the next
St. Ann's card party held every
two weeks.
Mrs. Sylvester Schmltt and Mrs.
Joseph Wagner were appointed co
chairmen for the annual parish
dinner: slated for Sunday, March
15.
REDS REFUSED HEARING
WASHINGTON UR The Su
preme Court Monday refused a
hearing to five Baltimore and
Washington local Communist lead
ers and an attorney all convicted
of 'conspiring against the government.
Mrs. Harl Chessly
Heads Turner Club
Statesman Nws lrrice
TURNER Mrs. Harl Chessly
has been elected president of the
Sunshine Club. Other officers are
Mrs. Manuel Keene, vice presi
dent; Mrs. J. M. Bones, secretary;
Mrs. Floyd Miller, treasurer.
Mrs. Louis Petersen has charge
of the flower fund. Tuesday the
club will meet at the home of Mrs,
Floyd Miller, a gift was given the
hostess who recently moved Into
her new home.
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Rains Close
High School
At Silverton
' Statesman Mcwt Service
SILVERTON "It's an 111 wind
that blows nobody good." High
school students at Silverton Tues
day certainly believed in the old
saying.
Arrangements had been made to
dismiss a few of the classes to
view the Inaugural ceremonies by
television. There were many more
students who wanted to be in on
it, but could not be dismissed so
they were told Monday. '
But Monday night and Tuesday
morning the rains came and for
the first time In three years,
flooded the high- school basement.
making use of the school lavatories
impossible. School was dismissed
and all television places in town
were more than crowded..
In past years, considerable dif
ficulty with the flooding of the
basement was had but new drains
were installed and no trouble was
anticipated this winter. The ex
cessive rains, ' however, presented
the old problem again.
Even the new drain was not able
to take care of all the water that
came down Tuesday morning.
Water stood In the lunch rooms,
the girls lavatory, and lockers
were inaccessible excepting
through a stream of water.
Howard Balderstone, superin
tendent of schools, said Tuesday
afternoon that he could not say
whether classes could meet
Wednesday or not in high school.
"If we can possibly go ahead we
will but we do not know how rep
ly the water will drain and we do
Directors for
Monitor Phone
Go-op Named
Sutetmaa Ntwa Service
MONITOR The Monitor Co
operative Telephone Company,
meeting Monday In the Oddfellow
HalL elected three directors for
two year terms and one for a one
year term, the latter to fill the .
vacancy left by the resignation of
E. J. Boesch, manager, who re
cently sold his lumberyard in Mon
itor and moved to Woodburn.
. Oscar Gregerson, Elmer Thomp
son and Walter Berg were re
elected and Otto Schlotman was
elected to the one-year term.
At the director's meeting, which
followed the company meeting.
Oscar Gregerson was re-elected
president; Elmer Thompson, vice
president, and Mrs. Effie Ernston,
secretary-treasurer. Walter Berg
was named manager.
Although children of multiple
births usually are small at birth,
most twins and triplets are nor
mal size at 6.
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not know what the night and early
morning will bring In the way eg
additional storm,' he explained.
Kidney SIow-Down
May Bring
Restless Nights
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folks complain of nactinc Wekacko, buii'
Mhaa. dininoM and kaa of pap aa4 iirT.
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or to cold. Minor bladder Irritation 4a
to cold or wrong- diet mar eaoaa gvtthig as
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aot waste. Ask for new, larfe, economy
aiae and save money. Get Doaa's rills today
No Matter the Make, Age or Condition
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