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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1955)
- - - 'I! ValBey News EBrieffs I etatcsaaaa lswi Strvlca ' Dallas The Polk County PTA Council will meet at t pjn. Moa - day at Dallas. Jr. High School. Pro gram theme will be -Better Pub lic School Relations." Interested ; persons arc welcome. , AnnuriUe Dare Cuenther, son I Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Guentber, '? recuperating from a broken an te, incurred while playing football In his neighborhood. . j Pedee Fourteen women of the ; Tomen's Society of the Evangelical TJnited Brethren Church attended the district institute at Philomath rnd on the prize for having the largest percentage of members present. Marqnam Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Duffy have moved to Silverton aft er managing the store here for -everal years. They are expecting) their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Duffy to arrive any day by air from Germany where Don ail has been stationed for several years. Detroit The Benton-Lincoln Co-operative has announced ; that residents .of this area may pay , their power bills at me Ail w mgnu Gift Shop. . j Liberty The third grade Brown ie troop was organixed at a meei-, ing at the school. Twenty-five -girls will participate. They will meet j every Thursday following school.) Airs. Harvey Ronne; and Mrs. Ma Boise will be the leaders. Maraaam The Utility and Beau ty garden club will meet at the home of Mrs.- Orria Rice for an afternoon session, Oct 13. Oakdale Ronald Manchas, presi dent of the Dallas High School stu dent bodyv spent Saturday at the Hi-Y officers training session at the . University of Oregon. He was ac companied by Frank Richards, Hi-Y advisor. Ronald is vice presi . dent of the district valley council and presided over : the morning, luncheon, and afternoon sessions. Fair Cariers The WSCS eve- ' ning group of the : Trinity Meth odist Uiurcn will sponsor a oenem parcel post sale in the social room of the church Sunday, at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. Pedee The Kings Valley and Pedee Memorial EUB Churches gave a "pound party" for their hew minister aod family at the social rooms of the Kings Valley Church Sunday evening with a large at tendance, f Fall City Remodeling is near ly completed at the parsonage of the Falls City Free Methodist Church. A utility room has been added and an enlarged kitchen pro vides a breakfast area at the home of tht Re?. Paul Arnett, which is on Terrace Street, four blocks from. the church. - Maroaaaa The Brookside Gar den Cub will meet at the Molalla i Methodist- church for an all-day; ; session with sack lunch oo Oct. 18. There will be a speaker and dem I oostratioa en flower arraagertents. t ' , - ' . t - Falls CKy Cpl. William T. Vogel. son of Mrs. Agnes L. Vogel, was discharged " at Ft Lewis, Wash., after having been in the ser vice two years. Cpl. Vogel graduat- , ed from Falls Oty High School and entered the service soon after. He did office work while serving one year in the United States and one year in Germany. While in Ger many, he visited Denmark, Hol land, and Belgium-1 Detroit Mrs. G. W. Moore wt vxtntdiT to attend a na tional postmasters convention in nrnit Mich., after which she will go on a tour to Quebec. She expects to return home about uct. ao. , Falls City The serious illness of her mother has caused Miss VlrJc TSnphali ta resira her DOS1- tion at Falls City High School. She has been replaced by Mrs. irene Barry of Dallas, who teaches com mercial subjects, ; home 1 living courses, and girls gym. Pedee Will I. Lacey, Tigard. Mr. and Mm J. W.Siddall, Port- . land, and Mrs. Mollie Lacey, Mon mouth, visited at the homes of Mrs. Maud Yost Burbank and C. L. Burbank Saturday. Lacey taught school in the Fir Grove and Cherry Grove schools 60 years ago and this was his first trip back. He was a member of the graduating class of the normal school at Monmouth in 1S93. Terser William Kyte has un dergone surgery on his back in Salem Memorial hospital. He will ; be put in a cast next week, and it will he several months before he is able to work. Mrs. Elsie Frank lin has a severe case of poison rvak Mrs. Harry Barnett received severt bruises when she fell Sun- day. F.ii a nt-r The iournalism group of Falls City High School, which will be responsible for the chnnl ninM- and annual, will at tend the Oregon Regional Journal ism Conference at -tugene on r ri ds and Saturday. After classes Saturday they will attend the Ore gon-Colorado football game. Get Up Nights? Backdch? . Lumbago, Leg Cramps? , Puffy Eyes? USE SCHAEFER'S Diuretic Tonic Sold at Schaeff rs Drag Only SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE Ope Dally 7:S a. a. te t p.nu smdays, 9 a. sa. te 3 p. a. 1U N. Casuiereial Salt Creek The regular meet ing of the Women's Missionary So ciety of the Salt Creek Baptist church has been postponed from the'llth to the 23th of October be cause of prune harvest. At 8 p.m. oa the latter date, the Rev. and Mrs. Oemeoce Auch of Tokyo, Ja pan will be honored. Mrs. Auch is the former Sylvia Reischke of Sa lem. Members of the Women's Missionary Society of the Bethel Baptist Church of Salem also are invited. Falla City Evangelist W. E. Strain will conduct special serv ices Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Falls City Christian Church. In cluded in the one hour meeting will be 300 Bible verses quoted from memory and a musical inter lude. Evangelist Stram is a recent president of the South Dakota Christian Bible College who re signed and is now making his . home in Salem. . As a child he lived in Falls City and Mrs. Richard Paul, who still lives here, was his first Sunday School teacher. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. the Rev. Carl Zerrung. a missionary to Alaska, will be the featured speaker. His speaking will fnd a day devoted to the study of foreign missions. Woodbarn Eight students of Woodburn High - School attended the cheer leaders clinic at Molalla Union High School Monday. They were part of the yell sessions and took in movies on yell techniques. Present were Donald Hall. Gene Higgens, Kathryn Thompson, Ag nes Dansky, Shannon Blomberg, yell leaders; and Ruth Applegate, Joann Barry, and Peggy Scbuh, song leaders. Lyons - Mrs. Eugene Sperle was surprised with a going-away party held at her home Monday afternoon. The party also honored Mrs. Donna 'Assmussen on her birthday. Also present were Wilma Free, Lorraine Free, Millie Aron son. Gypsie Weaver, Jane Hays, Jacquie Smith, Lucy Palmer, Jua nita Wright Falls City The Falls City Square Dance Club will meet Sat urday evening at the high school gym. Twenty-four people attended the first meeting two weeks ago, but members would like to build the attendance to 40. so others are welcome to join. Hosts and host esses for Saturday night will be the Chester Embrees. William Mc Ommons. and Victor Fergusons. ji Wit -r Q G&MB G0CEQG3 nr.:.n.u. ac r' T iw4w Cf e.1M Z . Urnm Wnrf sai mtii " f ......... W er k H U .ilmi " aoomss. MUSUND Ot WMI MII nSMflOYSP IT eaten "Tim - Ga Dickinson Wolf er Case Dismissed Statesaaaa Mews Bcrvtc DALLAS A forcible entry d detainer action brought by Mrs. Lenora Dickinson against Russell aod Irene Wolfer was thrown but of Polk County Cir cuit Court this week by Judge Val Sloper. Judge Sloper replaced Judge Arlie G.; Walker in hearing the case which was deliberated with out a jijry. In making his decision, how ever, the judge allowed $300 to the plaintiff for back rent al legedly jdue for use of beauty shop equipment by the Wolfer. According to testimony, the de fendants in 1952 leased .equip ment from Mrs. Dickinson, for mer operator of Sally's Beauty Shop, for the period of one year. The defendants claimed they notified the plaintiff to remove the equipment from the shop at the end, of. the lease period and subsequently ceased the rental payments. The real property was leased by Mr. and Mrs. Wolfer from Williams Investment Co. The case was first heard in the West Salem justice court of Elmer Cook, who ruled in favor of the defendants. It was ap pealed to circuit court by Mrs. Dickinson. Buck Derby Prizes Listed Statetroaa Newt Service wuuuhukih Accordng to Tom Ostrom. one of the judges of the buck derby held by the Woodburn Rod and Gun Club, the first prize for the biggest set of horns will be a 30-06 Remington rifle. The second prize, for the freak set of horns, will be an ice chest and the third prize, for the smallest set of horns, is a sleeping bag. . The 27th of this month is the final meeting during the derby. Horns to be considered must be brought to the meeting and be attached to solid skull. . Only this year's horns can be entered. Tickets must be purchas ed frorrt any member of the club prior to hunting. Other judges are Ole Paulson and Cecil Oman. v; nT til Abna m t4,,rm4 at S Im MM mj, w4 I ......... pm mmtk r $ sW tw sW. t J tmi im r Wm ta' mow lowe......... .- ........M.M.HQW IOMS. ' ' i Residence Sold ! At Four Corners : Itatcsaua News aervlce t FOUR CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Johnson have pur chased the Frank Lahr residence, 350 S. Lancaster Dr. The Lahrs, who have a son David and daugh ter Judy, are the new owners of the Milo . Kuhn residence and acreage on Fletcher Road in the Middle Grove community. They moved Oct 1. 4 Johnson is stationed at Camp Hanford, Richland, Wash. The Johnsons will occupy the newly acquired property at the expira tion oi his service in January. Mrs. Johnson and daughter. Sherryll Lee, bora Sept .17 are currently living at Richland. WiUamiaa Ronald George was elected senior crew leader of Ex plorer Scout Post 4 at the meeting this week. Dick Houston was elect ed assistant crew leader; James Holman, secretary; and Dyan Smith, sergeant - at - arms. Bill Houck and Al Davis are advisor and assistant advisor. j SEE AUTUMN IN ALL ITS GLORY... CNY0U7fTAY dwA mum Go one way Canadian Pacific, one way United States' lines. Inquire about Family Fare Plan. See your travel agent or Canadian Pacific, j 207 American Bank Building, Portland, CApitbl 7-2044 GOGGQ CDGOGQG 0CJ(?GQG0 lit' WE TIUST YOU o Jffla " ai SMa m4m Man. k. I ay I Sf ' 1 - STORE HOURS: :1$ A. M. te 5:3t PJK. Friday f :S0 AJtt. t flMf. 3J Afl 3 : 1 United Fund Workers Told ' j; I , . J Statesman. News f ervira SALEM HEIGHTS Mrs." Ken neth Z wicker is chairman for the United Fund in the Salem Heights' area west of Liberty Road. jWorkers will be canvass ing the' area this week. Workers r l!tt vi David Wetherbee, Mrs. Eugene Hertellj Mrs. Louis Kurth, Mrs. Jafnes Welch, Mrs. Ralph Stange- oy, irs. is. s. Durkin, Mrs. Ver non Wadsworth, Mrs. Del Rams dell, Mrs. Otto SkopiL Mrs. Charles Hagemann, Mrs. Ed A. Carleton, Mrs. . J. D. Campbell, Mrs. W. G. Rogers, Mrs. George Schunki Mrs. Ben Colbath, Mrs. James Blanchard, Mrs. Arthur Jenson; and Mrs. Sid Boise. MRS. LOOMIS IMPROVED BROOKS-Mrs. Virril Tvvnie former Brooks resident, is recup erating! at her home at Grand Ronde following surgery at a hos pital iri Dallas. Rer condition lis reported as much improved. V v 1 ' t See Victoria and Vancouver. Then across Canada I iria Banff on Canadian Pacific's modern stainless steel train The Can.rn.dian, Canada's first and only Scenic Dome Streamliner. It offers yoa the longest dome ride anywhere, tfi&l snilea. Dis- tinctive Canadian decor, wide picture windows, smoother, quieter riding7, reserved deluxe coach seats and first class, with extra lounging apace everywhere. 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