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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1954)
Valley News ' Statesman News Service Hayesville Boy Scouts Find Snow, Deer at Camp Pioneer Cascade HS Youth Dies; Rites Today Statenna Nw Service r George Hurley, Jr. , ALBANY Funeral services for George "Leslie" Hurley Jr., 15, who died at his family home near fr5nn will b held at 11 a.m. w.tr!v at the Fisher Fun- hnmc with the Rev. R. E. Rnnk officiating. Interment will Ometerv.' Albany, The youth suffered an extended forced to leave rrari Union High School, Kr h wan freshman, in h Wn Anril 28. 1939. at Eugene, the son oi r TJK C:KT Georiie L. Hurley, ne resiueu j. ai.iv ill Oil v ct iuii Park Trees Now Tables HUBBARD The trees that were cat down ia the city park f Hubbard to thin the growth have been returned ia the form of picnic tables and benches. Sunday five tablet and benches were placed ia the park beneath the trees. . Also in the park now is a large sandbox constructed of four logs. Playground equip ment is forthcoming in the near 'future for the park. Statesman Newt Service , HAYESVILLE Boy Scout , Troop 20 cleared $50 from its sale of hot dogs at the grind opening of the Hayesville, Shop ping' Center recently. About 3,200 not dogs were soia curing tne three-day event s, . Seventeen boys from the troop attended Camp Pioneer last week. Six explorer scouts, Vernon Lang, Joe Davisson, Charles Faulkner, ; Paul Cooley, Gary Jonesburg and Keith Nelson hiked 25 miles dur- Bon Voyage Party B etes Mrs. Haseman Labisli Church. Plans Picnic at wifh hi narents in Eugene, Sil- rinvprdale and Monmouth before the family moved to Al bany four years ago. For the past nine months, the Hurleys had resided on Route 1, Marlon. Surviving besides his parents his erandnarents, M. C Hur ley, Marion, and Mr., and Mrs. vrank- Lvon. SDrinefield: five brothers, Duane, Melvin, Harold, Robert v and Aia. and a sister, Juanita, all of whom reside at the family home. Valley Obituaries , SUtrtmaa Nw Barries i Ray A. Harpole WILLAMINA Ray A. Har pole, 75, died last week in Kelso, MB T Wash. He lived in Willamina for Brighter LlgiltS many years; has a daughter, Mrs. iv c. . E. T. Smith of Willamina, and a Uue Otl Streets surviving. Funeral services were At UUDDard 30011 held in Kelso. - S SUtesm&a New Service j LABISH CENTER The Sun day School of the Evangelical- United Brethren Church will have its annual picnic Saturday, July 24, at Coolidge and McClaine Park in Silverton. Dinner will be served at 12:30" and supper at 6:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome, Committees are: Dinner, Cruis. er Sunday School class with Mrs. Nathan Kurth and Mrs. Jack Og lesby as chairmen; clean-up, Kura- Join-Us Sunday School class, Mrs. Harvey Aker, ' chairman; ice cream, Harry Lovre and Orville Klampe; games, Max Bibby, E. M. Boies; dishes and silverware, Mer rill Reed and Arlo Pugn. lUwinua Kewi larvlcs ; MILL CITY-r. family "get-to. gether" was held at the D. B. Hill home Friday evening honoring their daughter, Mrs. R. C. Hase man of Idanha, who was to leave Salem by train Tuesday for San Francisco, Cat, where she will go abroad the Lur line for a three- weeks' trip to the Hawaiian ! lands. Accompanying Mrs. Haseman on the ocean voyage will be Mrs, Milo Harris and Mrs. Wilbur Chesnut, formerly of Idanha. Going as far is San Francisco with the travelers will be Mrs. Sam Palmerton of Moses Lake, Wash., daughter of Mrs. Chesnut, and Mrs. Vera Alvin of Idanha. ; Upon arrival in the islands, the group will be guests at the Edge water Hotel and will join Mrs. Bob Steele and another teacher friend from the Eugene area who are taking a summer teaching course. - . i ' . . Relatives at the farewell party were Mrs. J. F. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob HilL Mr, and Mrs. Chal. Kelly and Johnny. Mr. and Mrs. R. C Haseman" of Idanha and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. HilL - ; . . : 1 ing the week on the "explorer trail" where they visited eight lakes for fishing and swimming. The explorers hiked through snow sreas up to four feet deep every day, yet they swam in one lake that was warm but surround ed by snow. Wildlife was plenti ful and inquisitive deer would in vestigate the sleeping . boys camps. Eleven boys who were not old enough to go on "the trail" spent their time profitably at Camp Pi oneer, where they also were visit ed by friendly deer, one of which stuck its head into a tent of sleep ing tenderfoot scouts and gave them a scare. " Advancement" was the theme of this year's camp and; plenty was made towards second and first class ranks. Those attending were Stan Bor ders, Douglas Brown, Forrest Da visson, Charles Hens, David Mor- row,: Billy LentscV Jimmy Olsen, Jimmy Powers, Jimmy Sheptrd, LeRoy Slattum and John Stiffler. Leaders were Frank Griffin and George Strouzut Jr. Burglar Enters Mill City Store SUteinun News lervici MILL CITY The front door of the Red k White Store nere. owned and operated by Lee S. Ross, was forced open sometime lata Saturday night or early Sun day morning, the cash-register drawer broken into, and about $13 . 4 , SHETTERLY GOES OVERSEAS WILLAMINA Lt Robert Shet- terly left New York last week by ship for Bremerhaven, Germany, where he will be stationed with the Army. in cash taken. No other damage or loss was noted. - Discovery of the robbery j was made when the carrier of a news paper noticed the door standing open, and called the authorities. Husbands! Wives! Get Pep, Vim; Feel Younger Tkotuand ot couple in weak, marm out, ex hausted just becusa body lack froa. For new acquainted" ma onjjr 50f. At all druggists. Sterit-txnem, Salom, Ore., WL. July 21. 1S3I Sec 1-7 LOCKER BEEF Pocking House Wholesale Prices Fancy Grain-fed Beef ... . . 22c Lb. Lambs, (uf and Wrapped . . . . 25c Lb. SALEM MEAT CO. , 1325 S. 23rh Sr. "iho-o Mm Remember A. K, loynta, who was laid up most oil winter with rheumatism? WelL I taw him walking right along today, and he looked real good. He said he'd taken a course of bath treatments at BRUCXMAJTS BRUTENBUSH SPRINGS." "Yes, Marsha, nature is wonderful, the way that hot water comes op out of the round and so full of natural minerals. The Indians used et take baths right in the ground and make steam huts. They thanked their Great Spirit for Its healing powers." "Yes. John I know, and the old timers tell about white people being carried in on stretchers over narrow mountain trails, and then being able to walk out" "Well, Marsha, I'm glad for the good roads and modern accommodations up there now." "Yes, John, and BRUCKMAN'S BREITENBUSH SPRINGS is such a nice family resort The ones who are well can swim, hike, fish, dance or ride horses and have such a food time. Let's go again, soon." , " : . ' Write M D. Bruckman. Breitenbuih, . for folder and rates Nellie J. Awbrey ALBANY Final rites for Mrs. Nellie J. Awbrey. 85. who died In an Albany nursing home Sunday, will be held at 10:30 ajn. Wednes day at the Fortmffler-Frederick-sen CbipeL Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Mri Awbrey was born in Port land, Conn., Dec. 20, 1868. She was married to the late ttna Al bert Awbrey at Eugene in 1888. Mrs. Awbrey had been a resident of Tangent for 40 years. t Survivors include two daugn- HUBBARD The city of .Hub- Valley Brief S bard has more lighting improve ment in store soon when Portland General -Electric Company will change the incandescent lights on the corners of 2nd and D, E, and G Streets and at 3rd and J, G, E, and D Streets from their present parallel position to a 45-degree angle. . f ' The same size lights will be in stalled at the corner of 2nd and J and on the south side of J be tween 2nd and the grade school. New 100-watt lights are to be Statesman News Servlet - . : Albany A marriage license has been Issued here by 'the Linn County clerk to Sallie Marie Cropp, 16, Scio, and Vernon Alfred Mason, 22, Foster. ; V : ters, Emma Awbrey Harritt, Sa- at 6th and F 1st and S lem and Georgie Awbrey Saord, onGSietelk StfipS Lyons Gloria Carr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carr, is candidate for queen of the San- tiara Bean Festival at Stayton She is sponsored by Faith Rebek- ah Lodge. . Portlands and a son, Edward Me- ew Awbrey, Shedd. A Jack Stryffeler Enlists in Army ttatesaaa Maws Icrric HAYESVILLE Jack Stryff eter. son ot Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stryf fekr, 2310 Kapphahn Rd., reported to Ft Ord, Calif., July 19 to begin s three-year enlistment in the Army. v .-' r In September, -Jack will report to San Antonio for special training in physical therapy. He is a June graduate of Salem High SchooL iic Highway and one on J Street east of the highway. A tree will be removed at 2nd and D Streets which blocks the light there. WiiUamina ' Mrs. Theo'Houck of old Grand Ronde was sworn in as a new 'director on the board of Union High School Dist 7 at a meeting at the high achooL Her . term is for five years. . ' LewisvilleAirlie . Picnic Due Sunday ' Statamam Krw Serrlca ', : INDEPENDENCE Yearly re union of former and present resi dents of Lewis ville : and Airlie communities will be held Sunday at Maple Grove, located between the two communities. A picnic- styte basket dinner will be served at noon. ,r: , Log Truck Dumps Load at Lyons v SUtesmaa Newt Serrtc LYONS A load of logs was dumped into the feed department of Theils' store here about 5:30 am. Monday when a chain broke as a log truck was rounding the corner at the store. Police said the truck was driv en by Mike Stewart, employed by the Bingham, Horne Logging Co., Eugene. Nobody was injured. ' Valley Births SHERIDAN Mr. and Mrs. Jake Vollman of 'Stockton, Calif.; are the parents of a daughter, born July -7. Grandparents are Mrs. John Vollman of Willamina and Mr. and Mrs.' Joe Papen of Sheri dan. :;-" -- Sgt and Mrs. Donald Hawk of Boise, Idaho, are the parents of a daughter, Karin Gaybrella, who is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. Rudd of Willamina and Mrs. Gertrude Hawk of Sheridan. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C Ander son of San Diego, CaliL, are the parents of. a daughter, Julia Dawn. Mrs. Daisy Stillwell of Sheridan is the great grandmo- tner. - - . mM Miar rctal rfitordan. Oor TvurA B f? f? R tfaipf Utkkt , UU-iH S" M K B Wriltw Wl T II E D E AH, CLINIC Ova IS Mtil I ir tlwMak Mtor. UMil S P.m. Mm4ot. WiMidiy hn. Calrwwrk PkyridaM . . t la 43td Var. 93 NOITHtAtT SANOT aOUUVM TiMmmUiIHII NrtM IS, h V y "4 WE'VE LOSmOlM.. Everything Must Be Sold Regardless of Loss .7l i.t A i- rs m mum mar. ; 21" consoiE All Channel Tuning . 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