Valley News
Stottiman News Service
Pilgrimage Route at
Mt. Angel Prepared
luuim nwi .rvk. . of the Business Men's club, the
MT.1 ANGEL Mt. Angel busi- 'mm set the crosses which stand at
ner men took timt out Saturday ' 1" high, 75 feet apart on
to co to Crooked Finger and set up ! alternate aides of the wide sawdust
Urge rustic crosses all along the ! P'h ln which many thousand
balfmilr Marian Pilgrimage, route. I will Wednesday in the annual
Led by Carl Mucken. president ' pilgrimage of prayer to Holy Roa-
: i ary Chapel. There will be two pro-
Champ Gives Experienced Hand
Births
At Valley Hospitals
SILVKRTON-To Mr. and Mrs.
William Readyi Scotts Mills, a son,
.Aug. 10, at the Silverton Hospital.
- To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hens.
Silverton, a son. Aug. 10, at the ' pilgrimage.
Silverton Hospital,
To Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miller, Sil
verton, a daughter, Aug. 10, at the 1 erecting
cessions, one at 2:30 p.m. and one
at I p.m.
Large blue and white banners of
plastic cloth were attached to the
cross pieces on Monday. The cross
es were made by Carl Huebsch, a
member of the club, from young
fir trees cut down while clearing
the grove to be used as the start
ing point for the. pilgrimage.. A,
flood light at each cross will out
line and light the path for the nigitf
Kv. V "
L. Murphy
1'Ritcs Planned
Oh Thursday
BttiihaVtWf Rrvtr
SILVERTON Private funeral
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tue., Aug. 14-, '58 (Sec l-7
Sacred Heart Parish Plans
Festival Dinner at Gervais
St.lr.m.. Nwi Sfrvtr. hp hoUrg o( , pw
GKRVAIS Final plans are being ''lulta and 50c tor kiddies. Games
services will be held tor William comnlrted for the annual fall festi- wffl e held throughout the after.
Lawrence Murphy, 70, Thursday at val and turkey dinner of Sacred nnon nd 'here wilt also be a coun-
10 a.m. at the A. J. Rose Son Heart Parish which will be held try store, ice cream and pop booth.
Funeral home, S. E. tth Alder, Sunday. Aug. 26. The dinner is bhy sitting room for the
Portland, with military rites at the again being held in the Gervais convenience of parents with small
Willamette National Cemetery. I'nion High School auditorium as j children.
Murphy, a disabled veteran of the more spacious facilities will Proceeds from tie dinner will be
World War 1, died Saturday at the accomodate a larger number of ""d ,0 reduce the debt on the new
Portland Veterans Hospital. He had guests at one time. parochial school which was ecu
been hospitalized most of the past Chairmen for this vear's annual Died last vear for the first time.
seven years in Oregon during the dinner include Mr. and Mrs. Mar.Tne committees are preparing to
serve an even larger number of
The Crooked Finger women, as
sisted by some of the men, are DALLAS. Oro. A oast county fair champion. Don! Cat! of Podoo (rioht). lands har oxporitneo
Silverton hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Allen Seldner,
Montana, a daughter, Aug. 11,. at
the Silverton Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luht,
Molalla. a son. Aug. 11, at the Sil
verton Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sealnn,
Woodburn, a son. Aug.- 11, at the
Silverton Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beyer,
Woodburn, a daughter, Aug. 12, at
the Silverton Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. John Van Lieu.
Woodburn, a son, Aug. II, at the
Silverton Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs., Clarence Rohrs,
Molalla, a daughter, Aug. 13, at
the Silverton Hospital.
four of the six targe
shrines to bold the statues depict
ing the queenship ofary. The
other two. Queen of the Rosary,
and Queen Conceived Without Sin,
will be put up by Father Alcuin
Heinel and his Rosary Guild- of
Portland and by the pastor and
parishioners of St. Paul's church in
Silverton.
A special Joy to the hardworking
people of Crooked Finger, Mt. An
gel and other communities that
have been assisting with the work,
is the new wide highway passing in
front of the church which was com
pleted on Friday. ' -
to a young 4-H thoop club mimbtr, Elaine Snowdon, alto of Pad, by giving instruction in
how to proporo shoop for showing at rht Pofc county fair, Aug. 24-26 at Rkkrtall. Donol
was showmanship champ In tho I9SS count fair.
Girl to Leave For Wedding
lutnawa Ntw Sfrvirt n September Miss McKinney
SPRING VALLEY Miss Phyllis 'will marry SP 3 Robert McCand-
McKinney. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ben McKinney of Spring Val'
E. C.
Vnlley
Ilriefs
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shep
ard of Zena, was taken to the Sa
lem General Hospital Friday night.
ley, will fly to New York on Aug.
22 where she will board a plane on
Aug. 24 for Frankfurt, Germany.
Accompanying her 'will be her
mother.
RIDING NOT FOR CLIMBER
son of Mr. and Mrs.
McCandlish of Salem.
They plan to remain in Germany
14 months before returning to the
United Slates.
Mrs. McKinney will stay about a
month and visit in Switzerland,
England, Scotland. Ireland and a
number of other countries before
returning home by plane to New-
She waa taken iH tn- Salem- during thlnkir he wiH -otiekMe lb safety
SEATTLE Philip Bartow ; York and back to Salem by train.
The V. S. Army abolished flog
ging as punishment on Aug. 5, 1861.
Since then: guard house or kitchen
police.
kips Hsd And Ctar
Ifchy Skin Rash!
aummer and in Florida during the tin Schlechter. Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Winter. Schlechter. Mr .and Mrs. Martin
He was born Dec. 3. 1883, in sei(eri Mr. an Mrs. .h Schlech
Brooklyn. N Y. and came to Sil- ler Jne Saalfeld and Miss Lily
verton from Rosehurg in IMS, liv-.Saalfeld
ins in the Brush Creek area. r)lnncr be served between
Survivors are his widow. r.thel, wilh ,amiMjon bfin! tl.a for
Silverton; two step-daughter. Mrs. I ,., ,
Ralph W. 'Marion) Evans,' Winter I .
Haven. Fla . and Mrs. John F. BurjlIarS IjCaVC
(Marjorie) Wikoff, Salem; one ,
grandson and one great grand-1 !)( , Llltlc oMOrC
daughter. , i
He had been a member of the DENVER. UJv- About, the only
Roseburg Masonic Lodge and of thing burglars didn't take in a
the Delbe'rt Reeves American Le-' weekend job. the manager of a
gion Post in Silverton. I swimming pool construction firm
i-, ,aj,j Mon(jayt wa, the hole itself.
Following the urge, of people Raymond P. Sweeney said the
who want ''a little place in the burglars drove off with 75 con
country," more non-farming peo-J crete moulds and complete div
ple are living in rural areas in ing tower. The loot was valued
guests than attended last year.
the U. S. today than there are ac
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Lineal Miss Alpha Lodgston of
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Zeaa Mrs. Etlie Henry, former
Zena resident is resting well in
Salem Memorial Hospital after sill -fering
a stroke. Her condition is
reported good but she will have to
remain in the hospital another 10
days and she is not allowed to
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Slaylos Ward's Gift Shop owned
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