Valley
Briefs
. Brush Coflef ft Officeri will be
nominated Friday night at the
first fall meeting of Brush Col
lege Grange. Grangemaster Phil
lip Peterson will preside.
.V Spring Valley The special
meeting of Spring Valley Farm
ers Union scheduled for Friday
i sight has been cancelled.
'-Lincoln Jimmy Howell, four-vear-old
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Howell, has his leg. in a
' cast as the result of a falL He
fell on the back porch and broke
his leg when he hit it on the
edge of the concrete.
Four Corners Wade Weekly
who underwent surgery last week
is convalescing at his home.
-.
! Lyons The Fred Lindemanns
have moved to their new home
east of Lyons. The Ed Cruson
. family is moving into the house
Vacated jby the Lindemanns.
Bethel CoL' and Mrs. Cecil
W. Nisp have returned from his
three year tour of duty and
. Japan. They will show colored
; slides at 8:15 p.m. Friday at the
, meeting of the Farmers Union
at Bethel School, four miles east
of Four Corners on East Street
Road. Everyone is welcome.
Jefferson Pvt. Dee S. Cham
bers, son of Mr. and Mrs. El
mer C. Chambers, Albany route
2, completed basic training re
r cently at the Madical Replace
ment Training Center at Camp
Pickett, Va.
Lyons The five-weeks-old
- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Kanoff was reported in satis
factory condition at Salem Gen
eral Hospital following major
surgery Monday.
1 Hubbard Articles of incorpo
ration for Rock Creek Lumber
Co., Hubbard, with capital stock
, fef $25,000, were filed at Salem
. , Wednesday by Zane Yoder, Vera
Yoder and Gerald Yoder.
I Lyons Buddie Bridges, seri-
ously burned at his home here
Sept. 3, underwent surgery, for
skin grafting at Santiam -Memo
rial Hospital Tuesday. His father
is reported to be improving slow
ly at St Vincent Hospital in Port
land, r
ILLNESS CALLS RELATIVES
, FOUR CORNERS Mrs. Frank
! South accompanied Mrs. Thomas
Moriarty'of Eugene, drove to Tyn
dall, S. D., where they were call
ed by the illness of a relative. '
STORE REOPENS
NORTH SANTIAM Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Siddoway have returned
from a vacation at Mackay, -Idaho
and have reopened their store.
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Former Aft.
Angel
Takes Monk's
By LORETTA DEHLER
Statesman News Service L
MT. ANGEL Jacob Eberle,
former ML Angel business man,
member of the Eberle Bros, gro
cery store and prominent Legion
naire, became Brother Benedict
of ML Angel Abbey Tuesday,
when he took the three-year tows
of a Benedictine monk during a
solemn mass in the Abbey
Church, celebrated by his broth
er, the Rev. Luke Eberle, OSB.
The Rt Rev. Abbot Thomas
Meier, OSB, of ML Angel re
ceived the vows. . -. - !
Present for the ceremony were
brothers and sisters and many
Hubbard Crads
Now in College
I Itittsau News Service
HUBBARD Graduates of North
Marion Union High School from
the Hubbard area who have en
tered college this fall include
Misses Kathleen Morrison, Joanne
Williamson and Robin Berkey, at
tending the University of Oregoq;
Miss Elois Nelson, Pacific Luthe
ran College in Parkland, Wash.;
Ronald Barendse and Owen Stock-
ard. Pacific University at Forest
Grove; Kenneth Hooley, Hesston
College at Hesston, Kans.; and
Keith McNary, Willamette Univer
sity. I ; ' - i
Dr. Sherman R? Smith j
WOODBURN Services for Dr.
Sherman R. Smith 66, Woodburn
chiropractor, will be held at 2 p. m
Friday at Ringo Funeral Chapel
here. I A Statesman headline inad
vertantly listed the rites for Tues
day. ;Smith died Tuesday at his
office; here.
Agnes C. Hoag t-
DALLAS Final rites for
Agnes C Hoag, 76, will be held
at 2 p. m. Friday at Independence
Methodist Church with the Rev.
Walter Nyberg and the Rev.
Myron Pogue officiating. Inter
ment; will be at Hilltop Ceme
tery.! ,
Mrs. Hoag, who died Wednes
day at a Dallas rest home, was
born June 11, 1877, at Buena
Vista where she was married to
Dwight A. Hoag on Dec. 20, 1899.
She had lived in the Monmouth-
Independence area most of her
life and at Dallas for the past
four months.
The deceased was a member
of Odah Chapter, Order of East
ern Star, at Independence.
Valley
Obituaries
Quality.
TWO THINGS NECESSARY FOR
FINE PRINTING AND ENGRAVING
CREATORS ANd PRODUCERS OF FINE
Merchant
Abbey
at
other relatives of the new monk;
also his cousin, the Rev. Valen
tine Moffenbeier of Woodburn.
Two other monks. Brother Fe
lix Foley and Brother Anthony
M.. Heywood, took, their perpet
ual vows at the same ceremony.
After the services, close rela
tives of the three brothers were
breakfast guests of the Abbey.
Bora in ML Angel
Brother Benedict was born in
ML Angel, one of the eight chil
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Eberle, four of whom have now
entered religious life, two of the
girls becoming nuns of the Bene
dictine Convent at ML AngeL
They are known as Sister M.
Barnadette and Sister M. Car
lotta. He attended ML Angel schools
and graduated from ML Angel
College. After the death of his
parents, he and his brother, VaL
took over the Eberle store. For
a time, he worked in the editorial
offices of SL Joseph Magazine
and left that job for service in
the Army. He served overseas
during World War II, receiving
several citations.
After the war, he returned to
ML Angel and the store, taking
a prominent part in the life of
the community.
About a year and. a half ago,
he surprised everyone by enter
ing; the monastery, and soon be
came identified with the clerical
and secretarial work of the Ab
bey and Press, in which work
he will continue as Brother
Benedict.
Mill City Child
Clinics Include
Idanha-Detroit
Statesman News ferric
DETROIT Children in the De-
troit-Idanha area, especially pre
school aged children, will have
available the services of the well
child conferences to be held at
Mill City the fourth Tuesday, of
alternate months beginning in
October.
Dr. W. J. Stone, Marion County
Public Health Officer, will make
the examinations between 10 a.m.
and 3 p.m.
. Immunizations will be given
children on the third Thursday
of each month from 10 a.m. to
noon by a public health nurse at
Detroit SchooL
Valley Births
DALLAS To Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Douglas, Dallas route 2, a daugh
ter, Sept. 30,. at Dallas Hospital.
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. . . The finest in printing and engraving.
Men who are craftsmen in the field take
the utmost pains to guarantee your sat
isf action with the finished product. Your
satisfaction with our quality is a goal
for . which we are constantly striving.
When printing is your problem, see us.
Quality Pays Dividends
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96 Students
Enrolled at
North Santiam
ltatsmaa Xws ferric t
NORTH SANTIAM Second
week of school at North Santiam
showed an increase of nine pupils
over opening-day enrollment for
a una oi va.
Mrs. Grace Roach, principal, re
ported thatjeveral mote eighth
grader are expected to enroll
Mrs. Roach will also teach Glee
Club. This is her eighth year at
North Santiam. She has 28 stu
dents in her room.
Mrs. R. Loucks, who teaches
fifth and sixth grades, has 32 pu
pils. She also is band instructor
and playground supervisor. 1
Mrs. Ray Killin has 16 in the
third-fourth room. Mrs. Letty Gen-
ree of Salem, who replaces Mrs.
H. Carlson of Aumsville in the
primary room, has an enrollment
of 20.
Mrs. Albert Krenz is again in
charge of the cafeteria.
Amity Starts
P-TAWitli
70 Members
Statesman New Service .
AMITY A P-TA was organ
ized here Tuesday night with 70
members.
Mrs. Harold Pickett vai tempo
rary cnairman and Marvel Smith
was named president Beulah Reed
is secretary And Mrs. Clinton Shel-
aon. treasurer.
Mrs. Richard Fuller si repre
sentative for the high school and
Mrs. Koyai Cochran, the grade
school.
R. W. Haberly presented the
high school faculty and Albert
Yoder 1 ntroduced grade school
teachers. -The
group voted to affiliate with
the National Council of Parents
and Teachers.
Many Attend
Lyons Event -
LYONS The 14th annual har-
vest festival and bazaar sponsored
Dy tne santiam valley grange
Saturday evening was considered
a success.
The Home Economics Club
served dinner to approximately 165
people, wmcn was followed by a
prgoram witn m sen, stayton, as
toastmaster.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tavlor were
honored as the eldest couple pres
ent and as very active members
of the grange.
There were many awards given
in fancy work, canned goods, fruit
ana vegetables, and otter divisions.
Mrs. McWhlrk Feted
LYONS w MrsvCnarle -Crason
was hostess, .for- a dinner. Monday
evening honoring Mrs. Donald Mc
Whirk on her birthday. ' Present
were .Mrs. and Mrs. Mcwhiri,
Mafia." ErrolL Hugh and Rorida "
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crason and
Bonnie; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crason,
Buaay and Mary Jo; Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Hopkins, and Bovd Blair
oi .Portland.
Hayesville Chest
Drive Underway
Statesman Nrws Service
HAYESVILLE The Com
munity Chest drive fn Hayesville
is under way with Boyd Hilles
land, Hayesville School principal,
in charge.
The business section, with Boyd
Hillesland, Oscar Noren, George
Strozut Jr., and Doug Chambers
as workers will be completed by
Oct 6. The residential area,
headed by Mrs. Oscar Noren, will
be completed later.
Rev. Luthro Attends
Western Lutheran Meet
Statesman News Service
SILVERTON The Rev. Joseph
A. Luthro of Trinity Lutheran
Church,! Silverton, attended .the
annual business meeting of the
Western! Lutheran Publishing
Committee, Inc., at Portland Wed
nesday. The Rev. Mr. Luthro is
secretary-treasurer of. the 12-
member committee which publish
es the eight-page, twice a month
es the eight-page "Western Luth
eran" twice a month.
Circulation now is 7,500, an in
crease of about 2,000 during the
past year. Dr. Elmer M. Johnson
is full-time editor manager. Offi
ces of the paper were moved from
Sacramento, Calif, to Portland a
year ago.
MINNESOTANS VISIT
MT. ANGEL Mrs. Robert
G ruber and son, Ernest G ruber,
Pierz, Minn., are visiting in ML
Angel at the home of her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfrid Fleckenstein and
family.. They expect to visit here
for several weeks.
This is the Official
Penshr Remedy Store
For Marion County. You will
find these preparations of
bighest quality and guaran
teed to be exactly for what
they are sold and represent
ed to be,
, SchaeferV
Drug Store
'135 N. Commercial
Open Deny 7:30 AJA.-8 F.M.
Sunday .9 AJA.'-4 P.M.
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