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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1956)
Valley I Dricfs Falli Cltjr-The Falls City Gar den Club will meet Thursday at the home of Mn. Virgil Davis, j Member are looking forward to viewing Mr. Davis' rose garden, ) and for the meeting each plans to make-and model fresh- flower i hat. Dallas A display of notebooks, activities and clay and wood mo dels, made by Dallas children, may be seen at the Disciples of j Christ Church state convention at Turner from June 28 to July 1. i Mrs. Goldia Ferguson will set up the display, which consists of items j made by her students in the Dal las Week Day School of the Bible. I.yoM-Stayton Union High School directors will be voted on at the Mari-Linn schoolhouse Mon day from 2 to 8 p m. Candidates are John ,Prideaux ol Lyons and Douglas Heater of Fern Ridge. Salt Creek-The Salt Creek Bap tist Church will have a men's work night Thursday starling at 6 .TO to prepare the park area and building (or the annual 4th of July picnic, I'nloa HIM Several families here altended graveside services for Mrs. Maud Hunt. Portland, at Staylon on Monday. The deceased lived here for many years and owned the farm where Mr. and Mrs Dolph Heater now live. j Marquam A reception for Pas tor and Mrs. Dave Bennett will be held Sunday at I p.m. New offi cers of the Women's Society of the church will be installed during morning worship services. North Howell The annual school budget of North Howell School District SI was approved at the voting which took place Monday. Steve Schmidt is the newly-elected schoolboard member. Contractors have started construction of the new school building. I nionvale The Youth Fellow ship o( the I'nionvale Kvangelical Rrethren Church will hold a bar becue Friday at 7 p.m. at the L. S. I.orenzen farm. Falls City Mrs. James Royer continues to improve in her home alter returning home from a Port Idnd hospital on Tuesday. She had undergone surgery and spent 10 days in the hospital. Lyons At the annual school meeting at Mari-Linn school Mon day evening, Mike Schwindt was elected director. The bond issue carried with 50 yes votes and I no. Willamina Hires Assistant Coach lUlrimu Mtwi Strrkt WILLAMINA Charles Bafaro of McMinnville has been hired by the high school board to be assistant coach and social science teacher. At the last meeting of the board, resignations were re ceived from Miss Esther Burch, librarian, who is moving to Ore gon City; Ezra Jansen, who will go to Grants Pass to teach math: and Dirk Johnson, shop and journalism, who will go to Port land. 0. C. Yokum of McMinnville was given the job of tiling, grad ing and black topping the parking lot and the alley between the school and parking lot. Dads Feted At Unionvale Suimhu Newt trrvlrt UNIONVALE - Fathers were guests of honor in homes through out the community Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Magee and family were hosts to their families, Mr. 'and Mrs. Guy Remme of Dayton, j Mr. and .Mrs. Louis Magee and 'Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fisher and two daughters of Portland. The occasion also honored the birthday of Mrs. Fisher. ! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stockhoff were hosts Sundav when Mr. and .Mrs. Will Stockhoff and Bill. Lt. (Robert Stockhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Ediger and family and Miss j Beverly Aebischer gathered at their home. Dwight Ediger's birth- jday was honored along with the father's present. Lt. Stockhoff Is leaving in two weeks for overseas duty with the Army in Germany. Guests Monday for dinner at the home of Mrs. Edwin Rutschman were her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ed Lehman of Amity and the latter sister, Miss Alice Tapscott and her niece, Miss Betty Devlin of Pitta burgh, Pa. who are spending a two weeks vacation here. They visited Mrs. Anna Rutschman and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rutschman and family in the afternoon. BISCUIT BONUS LONDON (INS) A new British award for courage will go to "The Bravest Dog of the Year," with the plucky canine receiving a bumper package of dog biscuits. Unger Family Welcomes Kin SUUsaua News Srvlf MT- ANGEL A good portion of the Unger clan gathered at the home of Miss Elizabeth Unger for dinner Sunday to greet Mr. and Mrs. George Unger of Stitkney, S.D. The George Ungers arrived last week for an extended visit in Ore gon. Sunday was the 44th wedding anniversary of the pair. Others at the dinner included Dr. and Mrs. Robert Unger and family of Redmond; Miss Norma Jean Unger, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Unger and family, Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Un ger and family, ML Angel. YNq. Garner Elected to Hazel Green Board HAZEL GREEN John Garner was elected director for a five-year term for Hazel Green School at the annual meeting Monday night. He succeeds Roy Aker. who has served for nine years and i wished to be free of school '. sponsibilities for a time. I Other directors are Elmer ! Claughry, chairman for the coming year; Orvillt Klampe, Clarence Zielinski, and Hubert Galle. who re- Mc- Farmers Union Picnic Planned SlaUMua Ntwi torvttt GERVAIS Members of Ger vais Farmers Union have been in vited by the Terrebonne Farmers Union local to attend a no-host picnic Sunday at Cline Falls Park. In the afternoon, a trip to the Pet erson Rock Gardens is planned. - Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thurs., June 21, 'bb (bee. 1)-U Church Group Hold Services in State Park llilpau fitmi trrvtc LYONS-Members of the MYF group from the Lyons Methodist Church went to Silver Falls State Park Sunday afternoon where they held a warship service. SERVICE BIDS SfHI.A( K DALLAS Marvin Otto Schlack of Salem reported to Polk County Selective Service headquarters Wednesday and is scheduled to be sworn into the armed force Thursday at Portland. HOME FROM HOSPITAL f TURNER Albert Younger, who had surgery on his back, and Nor man Whitehead, who had a major ; operation are both home from the hospital. Francis Paris, who suf fered a heart attack while working in Bend, is still in the hospital there. He expect to come home in two weeks. IN DALLAS HOSPITAL OAKDALE - Mrs. Fred Bvrom is on the road to recovery after undergoing major surgery in a Dallas hospital. Her sister. Dr. Charlotte Mitchell, a physician from Pacific Grove, Calif., is visit ing at the Byrom borne and plans to help Mrs. Byrom when she re turns home from the hospital. Surgery Follow! Sprained Ankle luinus Ntws Strvtce BRIDGEPORT - Joanne Baksr, " ' 11 year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker who live oa Dallas-Falls CKy Highway, under--went orthopedic surgery at Re lem hospital Monday. Joanne sprained her ankle atr school about Feb. 1. When it never healed, the ankle was found to have an infected bone. After surf cry a east was put on her Iff up to her knee. She expected to re i main ia the hospital for three day..,,, J. J. Brown Dies, Rites Set at Dallas SUIrinua Nwi Srrvlt DALLAS Services for Jeremiah J. Brown, 65. longtime Dallas-area resident, will be at 2 p.m. Thurs day at the Bollman Chapel. The Rev. Leland Morse will officiate, and burial will be at Salt Creek Cemetery. Brown, who had been living for the past several months at Brice land. Calif . died in his sleep there Monday. He was born at Ulysses, Kans . May 9, 1891, and came to the Salt (York community with his family when a boy. The deceased was married to June Evans on Nov. 7, 1921, at Cnrvallis and taught school for a number of years. He later moved with Mrs. Brown to southern Ore gon for his health. In addition to his wife at Dallas, lie is survived hy a son. Kenneth, Hricfland. Calif : a daughter. Irma, also living in California, and a step-son. Vernon J. Evans; bro thers. Jack Brown, Dallas. Roscoe at San .lose. Calif., and Phil, San Diego, Calif.; two sisters. . Mrs. Henry Fast, Sheridan, and Mcs. .lames Morrow, Medford; also seven grandchildren. Births At Valley Hospitals SUtMmtn Nrn-t Sfrvlrt DALLAS-To Mr. and Mrs. Wil lard Diehm, Falls City, a son June IB at Dallas Hospital. STAYTON-To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Thompson, Lyons route 1, a daughter. June 18, at Santiam Memorial Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Brown. Sublimity, a son. June 18, at Santiam Memorial Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Sam rk. Staytnn. a daughter, June 18, at Santiam Memorial Hnpilal. To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blair, Staylon. a daughter. June 17. at Santiam Memorial Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Niel sen. Newport, a son. June 15, at Santiam Memorial Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Gene I.. Gibson, Mill City, a son. June 15, at Santi am Memorial Hospital. This is the Official Penslar Remedy Store For Marion County. You will find thosa preparation of highest qualtiy and guaran teed to be exactly for what they are sold and represent, ed to bo. Schaefer's Drug Store 13S N. Commercial Open Daily 7:30 A M.-I P.M. Sunday 9 A. M. 4 P. M." Kroehler Made the Mistakes-Wood ry's Made the Buy-You Get the Savings-ln the Most Unusual Event of Its Kind Ever in Salem ! Two Car-Loads! Davenports and Chair Suites, Davenos, Sofas, 2 fvAm P'c. Sectionals. Curved Sectionals, Sofa-Bed Suites, T. V. Chairs, IIUIII Rockers, and Lounge Chairs. famous : fiNC'f A'X K ' v -i I Ml j Not "imptrftct" or "stconds," not dtf ctiv, but brand now, porf tct living room f urnitur In tht ' 'V 'y'l' lattst fashions and smarttst covtrs . . . yours at almost Vx prico bocaust Kroohltr "gooftd." Most ly ont-of-a-klnd in a vast assortmtnt, but thty'rt rare bargains-tvtry on of thtml " "aaaaa 'TSJL ' M r-.-i-i " HERE'S THE FACTORY'S CONFESSION r , Y" w" ev (, 'i a t . e a -va i :.,.t 1 4 4. 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V '4 t s -j - " ! e Hondo Wood Trim, Green Chrome Spun Cover Reg. $79.1 Sloped Pillow Arms, 1 20" ee. Section, Covered in latest Metalic Textured Hack and Rose Fabric Reg. $349.50 SOFA-BED (Da veno) Double Spring Construction, Ice Pink Reg. $119.50 88 I FIRE SIDE CHAIR Armless Style, Beige Textured Nylon Reg. $49-95 38 T-V SWIVEL ROCKER Club Chair, Site and Style, Color Beige - - -- Reg. $99.95 49 Three Piece Curved BUMPER END SECTIONAL "tVj XTTA1 VSi v 319 Combination Turquois and Brown Smart Modern LOUNGE CHAIR Save $30 Save $10 Save $31 Save $U Sava $50 Save $130 $47 r ' rWjaW " 1 ' " Blonde Trim, Color Persimmon - Reg. $69,75 SALE STARTS TODAY! ve $22 NO MONEY DOWN! Long, Low Eosy Terms Stort Hours: Daily 9:30 TO 6 Friday and Mondays Noon
