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IT ATE COLLEGE, Pa.-John D. Warfel of Drif ton, Pt, who grtd
: aated from the Pennsylvania State University is pictured with his
fear children, all boys, as commencement hoar seared. The chil
4ren, ranging In age from three weeks to 4ft years, were born
since Warfel entered college to study mineral preparation end
neertng. (AP Wirephoto to The Statesman.)
Notables Due
At Pnrmpra,
Union Meet
By ULLIE L. MADSEV
Farm Editor, The Statesman
' Two nationally-known figures
are expected to attend the Oregon
State Tarmers Union at itsr44th
annual convention to be held
here Feb. 11-13.
Charles F, Brannan, former sec
retary of agriculture, will speak
at the opening session, Feb. 11,
and will be the principal speaker
at the annual convention banquet
- to be held that same night at the
Knights of Columbus Hall
'Mrs. Flossie. Harris, National
Farmers Union educational direc
tor, will be here from Denver, and
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wui, m auuiuon to aauressing we
general assembly be -the banquet
speaker at the Farmers Union
Juniors. E. Strippel,- executive
secretary of Oregon State College
Round Table twUJ also be a feat
ured speaker; ay the junior's ban
quet. ' 6
Special Meeting
Mrs. Harris will meet with Jub
lor Reserve Leaders on Friday,
Feb. 12, at 10 a:m. in a special
meeting to talk over Junior and
Junior Reserve problems. The
leaders' meeting will be followed
by a noon luncheon at which Mrs.
Harris will be the speaker.
J Mr.! Brannan's subject has not
been announcpH. hut it ie avno
ted that he will discuss the farm
program and the changes in that
from the program he recommend
ed, which came to be known 4as
- the Brannan plan.
Richard Moeller of Cornelius
will preside at all of the conven-i
tion sessions which will be held
at the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hal? Salem.
Insurance Meeting 1
Jhe insurance delegates will
' meet the second day of the con
vention." The final day will be
devoted to resolutions and elec
tion of officers. The junior ban
quet, ordinarily, held on the first
day of the convention, will be
held Saturday night, Feb, 13.1 This
change in former schedules has
been arranged. Moeller states, in
hopes that there will be less in
terference with various school ac-
tivities. ' )
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a uc umur uusiness convention
will be held at 4 p.m. preceding
the members banquet, with Eldon
Buetler, Salem, presiding.
Two Farmers Union meetings
scheduled prior to the convention
are the Marion County quarterly
meeting at the Stayton Grade
school, Feb. 6 at 10 a.m., and the
' annual business meeting of the
Fanners Union Health Associa
tion at the Farmers Union Hall,
Salem, Feb. 8, 10 a.m. A no-host
dinner will be served at nnnn
John Lienhart, Wbodburn, who
attended the dairy conference at
Madison, Wis., Jan. 21-23, will
make " a report at the former.
There will also be an open forum
on Marion County agricultural
problems. V7
Heppner Jail
Escapee Caught
HEPPNER W Virgil Wayne
Houghland, 26, was captured here
Saturday 14 hours after escaping
from the Wheeler County jail at
Fossil, where he had been held
on a charge of carrying concealed
weapons.
Police Chief Roscoe Kelley ar
rested Houghland as he tried to
hitchhike through here. Houghland,
held with bond set at $9,000, es
caped by picking the lock on his
ecu.
Valley
Obituaries
Lee Ronald Powell
ALBANY Final .rites for
Lee Ronald PowelL 41. will h
held from Fisher Funeral Home
at 2 p.m. Wednesday. He died
here Saturday following a brief
illness. Burial will be at Le
banon IOOF Cemeterv.
Born April 7, 1912, at Lacomb,
Powell was a lifelong Oregon
resident. He was associated
with West Coast Lumber Co. and
was a member of Eagles Lodge.
On Nov. 10. 1943. he married
Maciel Clem, who survives, as
do Darold and Betty Powell, of
LeDanon, cmidren by a former
marriage: also four sten-rhil
dren; his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Ora V. Powell, Lacomb; two
brothers, Vernon and Zarol
Powell, both of Lacomb; six sis
ters, Mrs. Mane Schrack, Mrs.
Henrietta Harold and Mr.
Wanda Gray, all of Lacomb: Mrs.
vioiet wortnern, Brownsville.
Mrs. Mareuerite Turnidee. Al
bany, and Mrs. Aloha Kennon.
Mayton.
Herbert J. Skelton
ALBANY Funeral services
for Herbert James Skelton. 62.
win De neid from Fisher Funer
al Home here at 2 n.m. Tuesdav
The Rev. James Neelv will of.
liciate. Burial will be in Wil
lamette Memorial Park.
Skelton died at hi hnm In
Dever community Saturday fol
lowing a Dnei umess. He was
born Au2. 28. 1891. at Part
River, N.D., and came to Oregon
wnen a year oia. me family
staved a year in Marion Countv.
them moved to Dever community
wnere ne naa lived since. He
was a farmer.
On Oct. 20. 1920. he married
Mary Albers at Millersbur.
Also surviving are a brother.
wiiuam bkelton, and a sister,
Mrs. Bertha Barnes, at Albany.
Confucius was born about 550
or 551 B.C.
Colleges grew out of the vol-
untaryh association of students
and teachers at universities.
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