The Oregon statesman., June 21, 1955, Page 11, Image 11

Valley News
Statesman News Service
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Services for
Mrs. Campbell
At Monmouth
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MONMOUTH Final rites for
Mrs. Jessie Ellen Campbell, 76,
late resident of Monmouth, who
died Saturday, will be held Wed
nesday at 2 p.m. at the Evangeli
cal - United Brethren Church at
Monmouth.
Interment will follow at Belcrest
Memorial Park in Salem. Bollman
Funeral Home at Dallas is in
charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Campbell died at a Mon
mouth Nursing Home. She was
born June 18, 1879. at Mt. Forrest,
Ontario, Canada, and was married
to Alvah D. Campbell on March 18,
1908, at Starkweather, N.D.
A member of the Evangelical
United Brethren Church, she was a
resident of Missouri for 16 years
prior to moving to Monmouth in
1936.
Surviving in addition to the hus
band are a son, Asa E. Campbell
of Springfield; three daughters,
Mrs. Margaret C Butler of Dallas
Route 1, Mrs. Maryn E. Nichols of
Princeton, Mo., and Mrs. Beth C.
Mills of Independence; a step
daughter, Mrs. Vera J. Sansingfof
San Mateo, Calif.; 17 grandchil
dren, and nine great-grandchildren.
Radio Helps
Put Out Fire
KINGSTON. N.Y. m - Fire
broke out in a load i of lumber
which Ralph Dunn of Montgomery,
N.Y., was trucking along the New
York State Thruway.
He and a passing motorist were
battling the flames when over the
hill came the radio car of a fire
company bound for a convention.
Back flashed a message and vp
came a passle of firemen, hoses
at the ready. They squirted the
fire out and went on their way.
Irish-Americans
Pay Homage to
Negro Ex-Slave
NEW YORK m A small group
of Irish-Americans gathered at a
little East Side churchyard to pay
homage at the grave of a Negro
born a slave in Haiti nearly two
centuries ago.
Annually, members of the John
.Boyle O'Reilly Committee for In
ter-racial Justice, a Roman Cath
olic group, pay homage to Pierre
Toussaint, a fellow Catholic who
achieved freedom in old New York,
and became a church trustee.
ST. PAUL A highlight of tbe 20th annual SL Paul Rodeo July 2,
3 and 4 will be the Roman-style riding performance of a pair
f youngsters, Danny Ramberg and his cousin, Karen. They have
appeared in major rodeos throughout the United States and are
credited with being one of the most thrilling riding acts in the
business today.
Crooked Finger Gets
Ready for Pilgrimage
- Statesman Newt Service
MT. ANGEL Crooked Finger
put in its second Saturday of pre
liminary , work this week in pre
paration for the Marian Pilgrim
mage to be held August 15. About
9:30 a.m. on June 18 the little
community reported for work in
the grove and grounds surround
' ing Holy Rosary chapel and the
pilgrimage path leading from the
church through a half mile of
farm and wood lands to the Clete
Helvey home, starting point of
the procession. .
Father Hildebrand of Mt An
gel, who serves as missionary pas
tor of the Crooked Finger church,
supervised the work. One project
U the planting of over 500 gladio
li bulbs to insure plenty of flow
ers for the pilgrimage.
The procession path will be the
same as last ' year but fences
about the church are being re
located to enlarge the enclosure
and make room for even larger
crowds.
Requests for a repetition of
the pilgrimage have been re
ceived from all over the country.
I Father Hildebrand is ordering
j 8000 candles for the night pro
cession.
Since the Feast of the Assump-
tion, August 15, falls on a Mon
! day this year, and most working
I folk could not attend, it was
I deemed best to hold two pilgrim
ages, one in the afternoon pri
marily for the children and mem
bers of religious communities and
one at night for the general pub
lic.
Six other Willamette Valley
communities are taking an active
part in the preparations this year
by arranging to 'Sponsor large
shrines honoring some phase of
the life of the Mother of God.
They are Jordan, Stayton, Wood
burn, Silverton, ML Angel and
Canby-Molalla.
Lois'Mulkey to Teach
Silverton Second Grade
Statesman Newt Service
SILVERTON-Miss Lois- Mulkey
will t ach the second grade at Sil
verton this coming season, replac
ing Miss Olga Johnson who resign
ed after 35 years of teaching in the
Silverton schools.
Miss Mulkey . will teach as Mrs,
Quinten Estell, however, as her
marriage to Estell. a Silverton at
torney will be solemnized this
month.
Illinois Graduates
WILLAMINA John Robert Lew
is of Willamina received a bache
lor of science degree Saturday
from the University of Illinois.
Births
At Valley Hospitals
WILLAMINA To Mr. and Mrs.
John Davis, Astoria, a daughter,
Barbara. June 13. in Astoria. Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Zetterberg of Wil
lamina are grandparents.
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Turner The annual homecom
ing of the Turner School Group
will be held in the Turner Ele
mentary School building Sunday,
June 26, for a covered-dish get
together. Ice cream and coffee
will be furnished.
Willamina. Gene Matthews is
home on a 30-day leave from the
navy, visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Matthews. He has just
return from a seven months tour
of duty in Japan.
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a king
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Republic
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(Chin.)
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colony
in Africa
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21. Senior ;
(abbr.)
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(slang)
24. Cunning
26. Leave off,
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syllable
27. Plural
of pea"
(Brit.)
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31. Anglo
Saxon serfs
32. Exclama
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36. These are
used in a
winter
sport
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40. Northeast
(abbr.)
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42. Achieve
45. Sand dune
(Eng.)
Residence
of Wilhelm
II after his
abdication
(DOSS.)
47. Property
(L.)
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. dance
music
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of
Mohammed
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picture
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edge
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large net
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city .
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of willow
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away
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name
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Remodeling of
Old Interstate
Bridge Asked
PORTLAND I Boatmen pro
tested Monday that the present
bridge over the Columbia River be
tween Vancouver, Wash., and Port
land is a menace to navigation,
and should be remodeled before a
new bridge is added.
Army Engineers conducted a
hearing on the matter. The pro
tests came from tugboat opera
tors, yachtsmen, the Columbia Riv
er Pilots Assn., and dock and port
commission.
The hearing was called to try to
determine whether the bridge
needs to be remodeled to provide
more clearance, both in heicrht
and width, for river traffic. -
If the Army Engineers call for
the remodeling, Oregon and Wash
ington are ready to Dut ud 25 Her
cent of the remodeling cost to
maicn a teaerai government con
tribution of 50 per cent, said R. H.
Baldock, Oregon highway engineer.
The remodeling cost is estimated
at $2,310,000.
A new bridge is scheduled to be
built near the present bridge, each
then carrying one-way traffic. The
ne wbridge is scheduled for com
pletion in 1958.
Postal Group
Picks Weeks
PORTLAND UH Robert Weeki
of Albany was among the offi
cers cnosen Dy tne Oregon Feder
ation of Post Office Clerks in a
weekend convention. He was
named a district vice president
Bud W. Gail of Medford was
named president of tbe association.
iext year s convention is to be
held at Astoria. .
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in his daily trips and never had
an accident
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Barmaids Taught How To Avoid Vulgarity
obsequiousness
SYDNEY, Australia UP) A new
school here will teach barmaids
how to pull glasses of beer with
out too much froth, as well as
giving lectures on "how to avoid
and
mannerisms.
vulgar familiarity."
Sydney citizens say their bar
maids are the prettiest and most
efficient anywhere.
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Residents of Liberty-Salem Heights Vfcta Morning
side fire district. An election will be held en June
21, 1955 from 2 to 8 PM at the fire hofl, for the
purpose of voting on a special tax levy for the con
struction of a fire hall end purchase of equipment.
Building site will be free -end clear of ell encum
brances. loo rd of Director.
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