0-(Sec. II)Statcsinan; Salem -OrerrL,' May 18, '56
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tm Study Club will ipontor the
mobile X-ray unit in Sheridan
June 18, 20 and 21. Mrs. B. C.
Swalls is chairman. School books,
needed In Korea, nave been col
lected among member! of the
club and tent, to a college In
: Korea. r ; -.; v ; :
Marquam Mothers honored at
cnurcn services nere on aioioer
Day Included Mrs. Pauline Swart-
out u ibe eldest; n, tnariei
Anderson, youngest) jure, uarea
i rinr larmri famll ill chulth!
Mri. Frank Points, largest fam
ily, art. nan juaings.
Tn ntWrs filrhard Paul
wasthe eldctt mother and Mrs.
Wanda Granara was we youngoi
at Talla City Christian Church
Sunday. Five mothers had three
children eacn ana so na hmu
mt-wmrm n mMM Wrhfl WAft tllC RlOSt
- children" contest Mrs. Joe True-
ex won and wi awanreu -....
m Un PauL Mrs.
Graham, and the pastor's wile.
i.n Th!Wt Is on!
display in the Western Auto Sup-
hr wmaow. a. snow im
btaytoa wmr "IT 'l.y
lair held at SUverton May 8-1Z
Julia BaUey won a urn .nui
ihip from the Tint National
Bank of Stayton and Bonnie Btj
ent won a one-halt scholarship
from the Stayton Mail and one
' hill scholarship from the Stayton
number of Commerce. . These
awards will entitle the girls to
attend the t-H bummer scdooj at
Oregoa State college.
Marqnam Thomas Extension
TJnlt nill meet at the borne of
Mrs. Pauline Swartout May 22
for all-day session. Subject by
the project leaders, Mrs. Omn
Rice and Pauline Swartout, will
be "flower arrangement"
LS.larsen,
Boone Road
Resident, Dies
SUUsaua Ntwt torrlce
DALLAS Services for lewald
Rkyold Larson, H, a resident of
Salem for the past 10 yean, will
be at U a.m. Friday at BoUman
Chapel in Dallas.
Tha in. DUf Tonnlnf will of
ficiate, and interment will be at
. Iraen died of a heart attack
ni at Mi home at 1510
tLanam Rd . Salem. Ha had been
in health hout mvm veers.
A member of the Apostolic Faith
rhin-rh ha waa bora March IS.
1901, in Denmark. He was married
to Jean Drossart en July 29, 1930.
at Waukeegan. 111. The couple lived
at Racine, Wis., from 1930 to 1941
Surviving in addition to the widow
In Salem are two daughters, lonne
Mar anger, Salem, ana rairteia
Mangis, Dallas: two brothers in
Denmark, and three granacnuaren.
3Irs Lawrence to
Head Home Unit
At Brush College
Itateeaaa Nws Barries
BRUSH COLLEGE -The Brush
College Homo Extension Unit
gathered at the grange hall for ita
May meeting which featured elec
tion of officers. Mrs. Theo Law
rence waa chosen as chairman;
Mrs. V. K. Burton, vice-chairman;
and Mra. Robert E. Wright, secretary-treasurer.
. They were in
stalled by Mrs. Oliver Sargent
The retiring officers, Mrs. Wil
Bam Gibson, Mrs. Draw Michaels
and Mrs. Burton, were presented
, with floral gifts. Mrs. Thee Wacken
will be representative to Oregon
State Extension council meeting in
June.
A plant sale and ailent auction
Betted $11 for a 4-H scholarship
to summer school for Karla Brad
rick. The group made plans for a
picnic to be held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Glens Martin on
May 24.
Catholic Group
Elects Officers
SUUiaua Ntwa Itrrka
MT. ANGEL - Mrs. Joseph
Seiler was reelected as grand
regent of the Mt. Angel Court of
the Catholic Daughters of America
this week.
Other officers named for the
coming year include vice-grand
regent, Mrs. Henry Geek; prophet
ess, Mrs. Harold Dieker; monitor,
Mrs. Wilbert Schaecher; treasurer,
Mrs. Quin Beyer; financial secre
tary, Mrs. Alfred Bernt; historian,
Mri. Ben Ackerman; lecturer, Mrs.
Joseph Bernt; sentinel, Mrs. Joseph
C. Schmidt; organist. Miss Patricia
Connell; trustees for three-year
terra, Mrs. Ed Hammer and Mrs.
Vincent Smith; two-year term,
Mrs. Victor Hoffer; one-year term,
Mrs. Arthur Gooley. Mrs. Charles
Bochsler and Mrs. Ed Hoffer are
holdover trustees.
W. A. Cummings,
T .f T
Resident, Dead
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ALBANY Services for William
. Irlav rrnnmlnn. 01. BroWflSVllle
retired farmer, will be held at 10
a.m. at risher Mortuary nere. in
terment will bo at Kiversiae ceme
tery.
Cummings had lived at Browns
ville for U years, also at Halaey
for IS years and at Newport at
an, lima
Survivors include the widow; a
brother, Barney L. Chambers, Sa
lon, and a sister, Elizabeth Ster
aaaon, Santa Cruz, Calif. .
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