The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 20, 1956, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextI) Statesman, Salem, Ore, Fri., April 20, 06 Valley Nevs Sfattimsn Newt Svrvict Top Classmates at Jefferson Federation of Arthur Kraus, Aurora Merchant Dies at 74 land hospital her he had been confined (or five weeks. Th deceaM-4 im Pre. 11, int at Aurora, a few ears after .. ft I J: 111. HI. wmnu.j - """- ,.. , lh. rlolnJ.l Polnni lulnwa Nt tttitn AURORA Final ritet for Ar thur Kraus. 74, longtime Aurora merchant and n of Aurora fw Aurora Chat!. Kraus died Wednesday at Port- Heart Attack Puts Lyle McKinley in Silvcrton Hospital lUlnau "," err 8ILVERTOV Lyle McKinley, Gervait. widely known Wtllam- wal one of Int ordinal ColonliU who founded tht colony under Dr. William Kdl 100 year- tgo. Kraut operated a general mer chsndise atore and observed hn SOth anniversary at a merchant last Oct. li. He was charter member of the Aurora Community Oub. On Feb. 7, llt Kraut married Arda FrUer of Woodbura at fort land. She lurvlve ai do four chil dren, Steven and William Kraut, both of Eugene, Mn, Reginald xai, and " Z 'Vn -.Reynolds. Rockh.lLT. enticaliy Ul at Silverton Hospital. f; R"") F-wsaul. Portland; a Wlo-ing a heart attack at nil T!t' i'VI noma Sunday, it wat reported ,0rWU Kraut both of Aurora. Wednesday , and U grandchildren. . T7V , a Concluding aervkea win be at Both Silat Torvend and Nor-ip(rtIjnd MemorU Mausoleum, mai Eastman, wlw haw been at!The Rey Krl Benbow of Aurora the hospital following heart at- Prefby((rUa church will officiate, tacks, were reported considerably improved Wednesday. However, swot of tb three wer permitted DE "0ME LN JlB tuilon. JEFFERSON Joe Benninghoff, A. C. Herr. Silverton barber, stationed with the Army in Ger b at the Silvcrton Hospital for many, writes bis grandparents, the treatment His condition wat Mid ' Jot McKees. that ht will be die sma t be serious Wednesday, 1 charged from service in June. Margaret Perry IChurcll Tells Sneaks Toda v at r i Yanilull Clubs Ml. Angel College "C,CS:'1? lH i I nnvnnliitti Til rfil IUUiiui Htm trrvlr UUIIIVIIUWll Elects Utticers tuuiaua Nam trvk MT. ANGEL-Featured event df ,the week at Mt. Angel Women's College is the talk Friday at I M BUtriaua Nrwt Brrvlra SILVERTON William Bloch, Births At Valley Hospitals CONTRACTORS TO MEET ASTORIA t -The Or:?t Asn. of rlumhlng and Heating Contractors will hold Hi annual convention here this coming weekend. tut'imaa News ttrvlra STAYTON To Mr. tnd Mrs. Walter &r tit in? i a ik a oi - 1,, . . t.i. l TttflU' Mm e.f lLTitta lUrDirof I'nrrv thai n.HHI I Ul tllC illimj iu nn I n ' A mi) IT SHERIDAN - Yamhill County;,,:' .. .wh.r i it,. Church, was. named delegate to ; r.;.i ' icuciiuuu vtiitcia (mm iui Walker. Lyons, a son. at Santiam Memonal- tw year term at Monday's all day session in Dayton were Mrs. Guy Sully. Dayton, president; Mrs. Guy Fergerson, McMinnville, vice president; Gract Goodrich. Mc Minnville, secretary-treasurer and Teachers clubs, Mrs. Clarence Heater, Newberg auditor. Year." Among students from neighbor ing high schools expected to at tend will be members of Margaret Perry FTA Chapter of Stayton and the president of the state Future the national convention In Minne apolis, Minn., in June at the quarterly business meeting Tues day night In the church, over which James Phillips presided. It was snnounced that Mrs. Bloch would go as representative JEFrr.RSON-Jn Taraldge tlell) hat earned raledleterUn krt In nasi of 1M4 at Jefferson Union High Schaal. while Jeyee Chllcaie la taleUUrlaa. One hundred ten women, reprt-t0 assume duties in Washington, tenting the 15 federated women's clubs in the county, registered. Mrs. Andrew Haugea of Sheridan, retiring president, wat presiding ' Mr"' Otto Helder of Sheridan' Ml. Angrl Dance presented the federation with a Serif to Start large memorial cup in honor of the late Ethel Palmer of Newberg. a past, president of the federation! Miss Perry will leave the state of the Women's Missionary Fed at the close of the school year1 eration W1LLAMINA To Mr. and Mn. 0. C. Yocom Jr., McMinnville, a son. April 12, at McMinnville Gen eral Hospital. Mr. and Mn. 0. C. Yocom Sr. of Willamina are grand parent!. , Early plans were made for the L,ailCer UriVC ai retary of the NEA Department of Classroom Teachers. atitmaaa Nwt trvlrt air. ANiiEL First in a who was ncUve with health pro-J at public Friday night gramt for many yeart. The cup I J1"; tf?ori b7 the. S"'6' Fox Vallev Group Protests . , I. , w. i n i i wiU travel and be presented to the i 51?liSrJ?,.f L M."7'" pirtah 'i1 Proposed ;Union High Scliool,ar -&SS? SSSgTtSS I ' C5 I"?" .n'... ' , J midnight Russ Bromi orrV,lr, lutnmta News arl ALBANY A remonslrance."'oblectlnf to the Illusion of Fox Val ley in a proposed union high school district with Mill City and Gates, was on file Thursday In the Una County School supefMcnde "t's oKice, Supt. William Dolymyer reported. Dolymyer said the remonstrance bore 47 signatures, although they had not been checked to verify that all were legal. A hearing Will be held at 10 i CPEM MONDAY AND FIIDAY 12:13 TO P. M. OTHOrOAYS 9:30 A, M. TO 5:30 t, M. t r 7 a l f I ) 'fit im- I II II If )l inactive 1 1 1 1 7 pattern I' I I I special More Help Needed for Child Clinic f UtMmaa Nfwi trvtrt MT. ANGEL The Legion Auxil iary Past Presidents Club It lik ing that more women volunteer help with the well-child clinics held at the Legion Hall each month. The club, meeting at the home of Mrs. Ernest Crowder Monday night, discussed the clinic and the ever Increasing numbers that at tend them. There It definitely no wish to discourage people from taking ad vantage ei the clinic, but more help in handling the group it nec essary. " Alt hough the euiuc ta tponsaren by the LeeM Auxiliary. HUM eresurt Kw the swroen h Wh m. Pridav In tht Linn County Court room by tht county rural school boundary beard, comprised of members of the Linn County Court. Supt. Dolymyer said the Friday hearing was called to consider a proposal that Fox Valley become a part of Stayton Unit a High School District Charter members, active In women's club work 44 yeart ago: when the federation wat organized were honored. Those able to attend were Mrt. Delie U'Ren. Dayton; Mrs. J. L. Brlggs, Carlton; Lena Powell. Dundee; Mrs. Gertrude Goodrich, Dayton; Mrt. Letha Browning, Sheridan; Mrs. Jamet Payne, Amity; Mrt. Earl Nott, McMinnville; Mn. Dora Kidder, Carlton; Mrt. Jamet Robertson, Carlton: Martha Holzmeyer, Dun dee; Ellie Herring, Dundee; and Mrs. Eva Frick, Sheridan. The Carlton Civic Improvement Association and the Amity Civic midnight Russ Broms orchYstra of Portland will provide music. arrival of Trinity't new pastor, the Rev. A. L Selid, who will arrive here in early July from Enderlln, N D. He will give hit first sermon on the first Sunday in July. He will be formally In stalled on the following Sunday, with Dr. H. L Fom, Seattle, at installing pastor. Dr. Tost it president of the Northwest dis trict of the Evtngelical Lutheran Church. Olaf Anderson will terve it custodian of Trinity Church, fill ing the vacancy left by the resig nation of L. M. Larson, who has been ill. Jefferson Starts tutrimaa News terries JEFFERSON The annual can cer drive It on in Jefferson, spon sored by the Jefferson Woman't Club. -Mrt. Russell Daulton it chairman. Container! hive been placed in stores about town, and solicitation of fundi will begin within the city limits. Helping Mrt. Daulton will be Mrt. Guy Babcock, Mrs. Gilbert Looney. Mrt. Hal Wynd. Mm. Chariot Borst. Mrs,. Marvin Hut chings and Mrs. Virgil Bailes. uim it 9 To Profcssi Peep! was 4 New Office BuIWing with lots of parting will sooa hi built on last StaH Sfreef. If jroo an in- femfetf in c least, Call 4-3316 from 9 to 5 OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P. M. - OTHER DAYS 9:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. Dolvmver udl it was orohiihle improvement uuo tcorea me most that an elertion'would be failed In P1 f ird tor the activities. the Fox Valley area to enable resi dents of that area to determine what they want to do. Residents of Mill City and Gates school district! voted by a big majority Wednesday to create a new union high school district that would include Fox Valley. year s Church Croup Treks to Coast nuiou NM trtr ELLIOTT PRI!!IE - McSm ftnees F5lt Prt r Extension Croup Picks Officers llaltMua Nsws Brvtt MIDDLE GROVE Mrt. Fred Schar wat named president of the Middle Grove Home Extension unit at a recent meeting. Other nrw officers Include: Mrs. John Van Laancn. vice president ml trentrrr; and Mrs. Bernard Imhmh. scrrtrY. Ifame Fji- tet imivs rshrr led "A lw at iUs" v .Vl!ifr' ViZY coe Krs Ttai Sunt Murt-w !N -W l nns.-w suim, t filHi T " " Mi. Pcactry Gntol Winners Selected Oi "RutUNlw w! &ute. hushnn a 1 wwyint at tt fcne N tint! nthnr Twmhe- nf fhe r.llinft i Wn. . S.-hrt i i TVatrsr CnntreffWuitial C 1 1 1 j, Jnliwc ttoi :(ar 4inn, tn ntt w v t If I S '! Hundav momtnt ,r L&Mfcn iKVItYf LUU the nujr attsnnVd tne Wran- tV 5IUnjCl awt inwrt the hw, Janr. IkateA. Deds Leaders mrmer west a: Ellt! Tramr oyliver iar tjermtti. hr wjf m XT, JL.VGH Wamirt m 1he Wituuis? hrr t e. tnr hm awe? essmi sumiauifwe 'Sou! 7 JXau. rejzuia? patter Kama af tt Clthnlir laupntgrt. ef Aawrira. UL. AnpiC. Buniwnrt t,OCK. sQ 4TUU11X ttsree aBnarfla m Wt. n t el m. M ...iiii IMa TB W. Jt- ------- - -V' gei Veanea " Cle. XABX5B rXKTnr. Jl. Ikfc Ty Rasauiaaeri war -eteruui .nn atent af ttte Borne LxteMim untt wher tt m V emwHanr su the vanaclrca! DnttnU JtrwthTH Church. Mrs. E:tm.' hlumi nf lB?Wt! vitsjresitirat unt lfc -J.tr:liUT- cme hr the In mmuiatinr of RuiHtr Xtuatmi v rvM. VTKaM Itm- Muunw uuHuun, mun-eT w. J newr jit iitimen tj in "V n teM. iw w . w ... ftttf WOO t-M JfaWT AJQf JUT" fc,ZM i,vvj Mr iiwji.n;. -aj-s ifutu utztz Nabb high adMci thimea: an r:ijem jmnn.irjefc. ji m.? Dorothy Jamet, Agnes Peck, sad Margaret Bergen, coDege emf High point winners n we we divisions were Mist Wilson and Miss Jamet, whose poemt are eligible for entry in the state CDA poetry contest. Unionvale Unit Schedules Project autnnxa Ntw tvnrlet UNIONVALE -The Unionvale Home Extension Unit meets Wed nesday, April 2S. at the home of Mn. Robert Magee for a project on family business and law which will be given by Miss Weiman, Yamhill County extension agent. The subject will cover such legal documents as deeds, mortgages. and wills. Anyone Interested is in vited to attend. Each one attend ing it asked to bring a sack lunch. Mrt. Clark Robb and infant ton Peter of Spokane arrived by train Tuesday morning to visit her par ents, Mr. and Mrt. Louis Magee for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Braat and family moved to their farm at Ord nance leaving here Wednesday morning. Falls City Youth To Join Marines ttatrtman Ntwt tervlrr . FALLS CITY Stanley Sump- ter, son of Mr. snd Mrs. John Sumnter of Falls City, will leave April 23 for Portland to he in ducted into the Marine Corps. He expects to be sent to San Diego for training. Young Sumpter gnduatcd from Falls City High School, ittcnded OCE, bat been assistant manager snf m tV C I . I OCE, has been assistant manager 9750 tvemna alar by Community of both the Majestic md rio , - I theater! In Dallas, and assistant M8.75 scoutmaster of Falls City Boy Scout Troop No. 73. 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