The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 19, 1956, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextValley News ' Statesman Ntwt Service jO-(Sec I) Statesman, Salem, Ore.r Hitm., July 1959 J g ICrCaSOll Nanicd New Dallas Judge Statriman Nwi ,Srvlr DALLAS Robert S. Kreasnn. Dallas attorney, was appointed tnis week to fill the newly created position of municipal judge. Mayor Ilollin S. Smith an nounced the appointment following city council action to fill the; post at its regular meeting Monday night. Administered on a part time basis, the position provides an" annual salary of $1200. The office of municipal judge was established by a charter amendment passed by voters in the May election. The amendment specifies that it be filled by an attorney. Duties of police judge were for merly handled by City Supervisor Lynn MeCulIoy. l.'ndrr the amend ment, McCulley continues as aud iting and supervisory officer of the cily. O.H. Brougher ,. ..v :, Ritc3 Today at Scotts Mills J a.- Statesman News Senrlre : .:'SC0TTS MILLS -Services will Thursday at 1 p.m. for Oliver (. Brougher, 67, at the Scotts a I II ills. Christian Church. Interment 5 ?'iU be In the Maple Grove Ceme '.hvy where Brougher suffered his luarf .ltarlr uhtl unrlrinor .Monday. r I-frougher was horn at Updyke, I Mil., Aug. i, 1888, and moved to ';l.a Center, Wash., when he was I'M years old. He came to Scotts ;-IiIU first in 1907. ,' ' r On Feb. 14, 1914, he married ' l.ydia E. Smith at Salem and the '; 'rpuple continued to live there and ', In Sitka. Alaska, until they re- turned to Scotts Mills in 1932 '; Brougher was a member of the Scotts Mills Christian Church, of the" Scotts Mills Grange, and was sexton of Maple Grove Cemerfry. V He was a noted authority en birds and bird life in the Northwest, be ll Inn a popular speaker at Audubon and garden clubs throughout the ' West. Surviving are the - widow, a daughter, Wanda Edland, and a granddaughter of San Diego, Calif.; three sisters, Myra Larson, Gaston; Ruby Mulvihill, Port land; Lila Berg of Sitka, Alaska; three brothers, Dr. John Brougher, Vancouver, Wash., Har vey of C)a tskanie and Ira . Brougher of Ketchikan, Alaska. Heckler Death Stuns Friends At Sublimity Slatesntaa Neva Service SUBLIMITY -The unexDectcd death of Julius Heckler, Medford, husband of the former Kmma Hendricks of Sublimity, stunned residents of this community. The Hecklers wpre married four weeks ago at Medford and visiting relatives and and friends here early in .lulv. ""Heckler, a barber by trade, died or an early-morning heart attack following a reception tendered the newlyweds by friends at Medford Services were held at th Catho lic Church in Medford, where Heckler was past grand knight of the Knights of Columbus Council. Bell Kingcrs lo Appear, ill Amity SUUimin Nrwi Srrvlra AMITY The Rev. and Mrs. Ber nard Mason of The Mason Bell tain chapel. It was the last and largest of 1 1 i ... i ., i j .. Pino- ur.ll K Ik. k..... m..l. of ",C . u H rut. ..... ...V, KUl.-ll " , ,1 i..ri -nM,,nl 1 -t ft ....-. p, . . ,,. .. line niiiu nullum nu;uni u uuj;ijiir uJ 1 . JLZ . "TU ''W or universal feast, on .7h1 T,r y nr1hARust 5. will be observed only and Saturday of this week. Bol.b .iih .,,n. i .h ,kJ tVL"T5 "r b':" cul- Father Abbot Damian of Mt. A ucu-riLtjins con- g,., A)bpy wa,kK, wjn ,hf grolp .;;,. , .., and assisted father Ilildebrand runic 111 rtlllllj ilic maWD Dl'll Little -Pilgrimage Crowd Overflows Chapel in Woods SUtraman Npwi Srrvlra MT. AN'GKL The Crooked Fin ger J'lignmnge Monday night Dallas Hospital. brought out over 200 to walk thej To Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kdward mile of prayer to the little moun-j Hkkam, Salem, a son July 11 at Bartcll Hospital. 150 Youths at Brooks For Church Camp Meet By MM, SILAS PERMCH -. ' . Valley Cerrespeadeat BROOKS The Assembly of God Churches of Orecnn are conduci ng their 'Teenage Youth Camp at Bethel Gospel Park this week with over 150 youths registered. ' - . Wayne Adams is camp director. The Rev. Levi Larson of Salem speaks each morning on "How to Do It " which relates to a successful spiritual life. 1 "Sharpening Up," spiritually and physically, is the subject the : Rev. Kenneth Hoystead, Portland, speaks on each afternoon. The Rev. T. L. Johnson; Ft. Worth, Texas, is the guest speak er each evening. .Afternoon activities include swimming, horseback riding, ping pong and baseball. A bonfire and fagot service Fri day evening will climax the camp week. Camp councilors are Mrs. F. Wildon Colbough, the Rev. W. F.I wood Irby and the Rev. Marion E, Ravam. Mrs, Fred Snyder Is in I charge of the kitchen. Similar youth camps are sched uled at Butte Falls, July 23-28 and, in Eastern Oregon, at the Blue Mountain Camp, July 30 to Aug. 4. Births At Valley Hospitals I Stalrtmiri Nrtra Srrvlr DALLAS - To Mr. and Mrs Kltnn Clark, Dallas, a daughter. July 17 at Dallar Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frie- sen, Dallas, a son July 17 at Bar tell Hospital. To Mr., and Mrs. L'el Lambert, Sheridan, a son July 16 at Dallas Hospital. " To Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Brooks, Independence, a daughter July 16 at Dallas Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. James J. Phillips, Valxeti, a son July 16 at Dallas Hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. James Kettel- Dallas.'a daughter July 13 at .with leading the rosary and sing ing. i Albert Ullmans Hosts for Annual i Family Reunion liMuua Nlw Srrvlra DALLAS - The Albert E. Ml mans were hosts for the annual lllman reunion Sunday at their summer home on Rickreall Creek in Ellendale district. Wedding anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Zielenaki, Ger va s, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lllman, stayton, were observed. Those present included Mrs. R. A. Grieg and sons from Puerto Order.' Venezuala. Others came from Klamath Fills, Portland and Salem. Christ with the other churches in!jtt'e tiic village twptTming Ringers will give two concerts on 2L" .Lt-he-LCh.uch ?fl Since the crowd was more than Holy Rosary Chapel could hold, the women and children were seated first and the large doors opened, wide to permit the men to assemble on the steps and lawn to participate in the mass from there. Work Progressing on Unionvale-Arra Road SUIeonaa Ns Rervlr UN ION VALE - Work is pro gressing on the county road be tween the Fail-view School and the Grand Island Junction. The road is being widened and graded in prep aration for oiling It. Considerable work is being done on the fill be tween the Maker place and the Andrews farm. Giillifonl Home Scene of Keunion ' SUIritman Nrwt Srrvlrl GATES A family reunion was held Sunday at the home of J. C. Gulliford's in Gates, honoring the 63rd birthday of Mrs. A. B. Lucas. All eight of her children were present. WILLAMINA - To Mr. and Mrs. Hubert M;ithis, Willamina, a son. July 11. at the McMinnville hospi tal. To Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Tolman, Grand Ronde, a daughter, July 11, at the McMinnville hospital. To Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thompson, Rupert, Idaho, formerly of Willa mina, a daughter, Karen, July 3. in Rupert. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Thompson of Willamina are par- ernal grandparents. Hubbard Pair Wed 55 Years . Statesman- Nes ferries . Hl'BBARD Mr. and Mrs. L. M Scholl observed their 55th wedding anniversary Sunday at their home with a no-host dinner served out side beneath the trees. More than 50 guests, members of the Wolfer and Scholl families, were present to honor the couple. Two of the Scholls daughters were home, Miss Vein) a Scholl of Portland and Mrs. Frank Beer of Corvallis and her family. The third daughter. Mrs. Douglas Hole of Pocatello, Idaho, called during the day. The guests were from Corvallis. Salem, Woodburn, Oak Grove, . Tigard, Portland, Seattle and Hubbard. The aftcnoon was spent remi niscing and looking at. photos of many years ago. A game included efforts to guess identities in the photos. Slay Ion Hank Hid Low on School Jlonris SUtriman Srwi Srrvlrt LYONS At a meeting of (he school' board Monday, bond bids for the new addition to the Mari- Linn School were opened. Low bid was by the First National Bank of Stayton, for 3.53 per cent interest. Bids for the construction of the new addition will be opened on July. 24. Falls City Park Worker Stricken By Heart Attack SUIrtman Newl Srrvlr FALLS CITY - William Poland, Falls City's park maintenance man, is recuperating at Bartell Hospital in Dallas following a heart attack. His condition Tuesday was reported as "improved." Poland was working alone in the park when the attack occurred i Friday morning. He fell three times as he practically crawled the : 900 varris tn Ihp .lamp Dirkpnvnn ' home, w here Floyd Jones was sum moned and took Poland to the hos pital." Poland had recently returned from an extensive trip to eastern states. CLIB VISITS GARDEN'S BRIDGEPORT Mrs. Georgia Langc's 4-H Garden Club inspect ed the gardens of Linda and Jo anne Baker and Jim Barnard re cently. A business meeting was then held and refreshments served at the Carl Barnard home. Qiurcli Mementos On View Tonight At Salt Creek JUUiau Ntws Srtr SALT CREEK Church memen tos, including old - German and English Bible and song books, the first communion set and the first Young Peoples minutes, will be on display at the 60th anniversary dinner on Thursday evening at 6:45 at the Salt Creek Baptist Church. Anyone having mementos in any way connected with the past 60 yean of the Salt Creek Church, who Is willing to have them on display, is asked to contact Mrs. Bertha May. July 4 Wreck Victim Remains in Hospital SUtriman N'rwa Srrvlca CENTRAL HOWELL-Mrs. Har old Watts, who has been in San tiam Memorial Hospital, Stayton, with neck injuries incurred in July I automobile accident, is reported 'slowly improving". She is ex pected to remain in the hospital for several weeks. Her husband is a student at Yale University. With their two children, they were spending the summer here with relatives. Stevens Clan r Rallies; 66 : Answer Call Utrnua Mtvi Irrrlra NORTH HOWELL The North Howell Grange was the setting for the 66th annual reunion of the Ste vens clan, descendents of the Han sen and Levina Stevens pioneers wno crossed the plains in covered wagons in 1852 and settled in the North Howell area. Isaac' and Katherine Stevens were in charge of the gathering this year, and dinner was served to M relatives. Coming farthest was Elizabeth Price, who came by plane from Pomona, Calif. The program consisted of the fol lowing: Marimba solos Allen Brown, reading Nina House, piano solos Elizabeth Hadden, and talks by Guy, Mount Jr., Elizabeth Brown, Robert Ringo and others. The group sang "God Be With You", which has been sung at all 66 reunions. The next reunion will be held at the Dr. Guy Mount home on the Clackamas River. Officers of the group are:, President, Loris Ste vens and secretary, Edna (Ste vens) Manning. Hatfield Lands 2-Party System . In Valley Talk SUtruuLa Nam Sarvtca McMinnville - "Support th two party political system," Stat Senator Mark Hatfield, candidal for secretary of state, urged new citizens at a special Kiwanis citi zenship luncheon here Wednesday. The multi-party system "so ade quately demonstrated in Europe today results only in a watered- down, ineffectual government, of fering no real leadership, no real course of purposs to insure prog ress for any nation," Senator Hat field warned. He urged the new citizens to par ticipate in one of our two political parties and urged others that rath er than attempt formation of newr parties to "act to strengthen and improve u r present political forces." ............ Observes 2 Birthdays SUttiraan Newi Srrrlra LYONS The Jungwirth and Doerfler families held a picnic at the Stayton Park Sunday honor ing the birthdays of Lou Doerfler and Raymond Jungwirth. Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embnrnuwMl bv Ioom fills tfeth lUpplng, dropping or wobbling when you rat, talk or In ugh. Jut sprinkle ft llttl FA8TEETH on your platen. This pleasant powder Rlvea a rrmarkable tens of addrd comfort siid security br holding plates mors firmlv No gnmmv, pooey, pasty tat or feelln?. It's alkaline ( non-arid . Get FAS1EETH at any drug counter Valley Uriefs rails City The FalU City Sev enth Day Adventist Church will not have services on July 21 and to allow members to attend camp at Gladstone from July 19-29. A number of families plan to at tend the encampment which Is ex ' peeled to have a daily attendance f 7.000 and a week-end attendance of 13,000. Church services will re-j sum at the Falls Gty Church on ' Saturday, August 4. 1 t'aioa Hills The July meeting , of the Union Hill grange will be held Friday night with the master, Henry Peters, presiding. Refresh ments will not be served. Willamina A total of $211 was taken in by the city of Willamina during June for fines, with a total of 24 arrests made. E.liott Prairie The Elliott Prairie Ladies Aid realized $111 , from the ice cream social snd silent auction held at the com-1 munity hall The money was turn- j ed over to the building fund for j use on the church-hall building project. j Bridgeport A Welcome home : party honoring Kenneth Gardner,! son of Wiley Gardner, was given : recently in a grove on the Wiley j farm beside the Little Luckiamute , River. Young Gardner, who was recently discharged from the army, j spent IS months in Germany. j Willamina August 26 has been set as the date for the annual Fire , Department picnic. A site hasnt been chosen yet for the event. Elliot! Prairie Word has been received here that Mrs. Milo H seeker of Portland fell last week ! snd broke her arm and hip. Mrs. Haecker is the widow of the late Rev. Haecker, pastor in the Elliott , rrairie Congregational church for j many years. Mrs. Haecker Is tn : the Multnomah County Hospital. 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