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    Th OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Thursday Morning. February 28. 1946
PAGE THREE
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Couple Visits
111 Mill City
Durinif Week
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MILL CITY. Fb. 27 -(Special)
Jlr. ahd-.Mr. Bob Colethrirp of
rortlind v idled Mr. and Mrs.
Mai ion Huiitdii on Wt-dnesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vjilo Dickinson,
fend Mr. and 'Mr. J. M. Dickinson
cf Salem were guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Crve. Mrs.
Ctff's mother, Mrs. J. M. Dick
inson, will stay l wo wetk.
Dr. John Reid has returned to
his practice here following post
graduate work in Portland.
Mr. Anna Swift is caring for
Mrs. Dsi,y Hendricj-on who is ill.
Mm. Reineld 01sen( Phyllis
Mundt) was given a miscellaneous
hower Thursday by Mrs. Lt-ter
Hathaway, Lena Hathaway and
Mr. Wayne Thomas at the Thom
as home.
Mr. and Mr?. V. B. Shuey and
Mavis ' Murtdt attended the cap
ping exerci-es at St. Mary's hos
pital ir. Astoria Friday. Dorothy
Shuey and 15 classmates received
their caps in the ceremony.
Cleone D. Kaplinger. daughter
of the Leland Kaplinger?, and
Pvt. Robert Becson of the army
bir corps, plan to be married at
the Pre.sbyter,ian church in Salem
Friday. Bccspn lived in Mill City
several tars ago. He will return
to Germany following his present
furlough.
Labish Center The commun
ity clyb meeting originally . plan
red for Friday has been post
jonJ. Orchard Heights Mrs. H. V.
M inter, formerly of this commun
ity, is recovering at her home in
Who Wants to Put
On Flax Festival
For Mt Ansel
MT. ANGEL, Feb. 27-(Special)
While all favored resuming the
annual flax festival none wished
ihe job of putting on the celebra
tion. It was suggested that the
fuemen take charge and receive
any., profits except a nominal
amount for the Businessmen's
club A committee to investigate
and make a report at the next
meeting of the club which met
Monday at the hotel.
The latest local co-op associa
tion, the Marion County Dairy
men's association, was represented
at the businessmen's meeting
Monday noon and asked for the
moral support of lhat body. George
Krusel president- of the associa
tion, explained its purpose and
told of the success of the practice
cf artificial insemina'jon in other
localities.
He introduced Ben Newell, as
sistant county agent, who stated
that the association had a man
lined up ''to take care, of (he in-M-mination
and that work would
begin by March s 8, although still
short ft the 1000 cow goal. He
srid the association called for a
$10 membership and a $5 certifi
cate for each cow signed, this
amount to go into a revolving-in-'
stment. In addition, he stated,
there was a charge of $7 for each
row to be bred. Farmers were
atked to contact any of the offi
cers, Kruse, Art Schwab or Dos
Simmons.
Newell said this method h a d'
raised the production of the dairy
he'd in known cases to the ex
tent of increasing the butterfat
yield of oiie cow 40 pounds in one
generation.
Peter Gores reported the Red
Cross drive would begin March 1
and that the Mt. Angel quota was
S1475 of which $900 was assigned
to Mt. Angel proper and the rest
to the suiTOunding school districts.
Child's Colds
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Rom where
Te other day a construction firm
set up an exhibit in the courthouse
square. They built a new "house of
the future" and inrited folks to
see it
Drew ,aite crowd with tfco
women sighing orer the shiny
kitckea, aad the men admiring the
heating units and insulation.
All except Ollie Mapes. He looks
" around a spell and goes home.
When I get there, he's sitting be
fore his old dutch fireplace, with
his. feet on the screen, and a mel
low glais of beer, in hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Little of
Keizer district ire pictured
here on their golden wedding
anniversary. Mrs. Little holds
the rake. A family reunion was
held mt the ir home on February
17. Present for the occasion
were their eight children.
grandchildren and great grand
children, 4S in all. Among those
attending were their son,
Charles E. Little, recently re
turned from Europe, their
grandsons,. Eldon Wilkins, Rob
ert and Kenneth Crenshaw,
also recently discharged from
military service.
Seattle following a compound
fracture of her leg suffered in a
falk ,
Labish Center New wells
have been drilled by Arlo Pugh
and W. F'Klampe.
Four Corners Eighty dollars
was cleared at the rummage sale
Saturday by the Rickey Garden
club. The money will be used to
pay for dishes and equipment for
the kitchen at the community hall
Pringle "The Barnyard Bee
4-H Livestock club was repre
sented on the 4-H club broadcast
over KOAC Monday night with a
quartet including Barbara Cat
laway, George Settlcmier, Shirley
Kimble and Robert Holden.
Four Corners Gay Clearwat
er was elected as secretary of the
Knitting club at Rickey to replace
Marline Perkins, who is unable
to continue.
Vista Heights The Commun
ity club will meet Friday at 7:30
p.m. in the Salem Heights Com
munity hall. A Nicarauguan
speaker is on the program.
Pringle Newcomers here are
Mr. and Mrs. Gust Cegler and
daughter Eleanor from New Len
ox, 111. Eleanor is a first grade
pupil. Other recent arrivau are
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cegler and
children, Ann and Edmund, from
Grand Rapids, Mich. Edmund is in
the fourth grade and Ann is in
the sixth grade.
Sunnyside The Community
club will meet Friday, March 1.
Maxine Sherwood, LaVeve Foat
and Betty Russell are the refresh
ment committee and meat sand
.wiches are regue.-sted. Earl Sher
woocis and Paul Cammack are di
recting the program.
Pringle Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Conklin and son, Murray and
Jimmy, have moved here from the
Liberty district. Jimmy is in the
sixth grade and Murray in the
second grade.
Mill City Mrs. Jane Davis
injured her leg in .a fall while
attempting to start her car Sat
urday. Virginia Dawes, in an ef
fort to start the car, pushed it
with her own and the bumper
caught. It was while trying to
untangle the two that Mrs. Davis
slipped and fell on a rock. She
is now on crutches.
Swegle A musical entertain
ment is planned for Friday night
when students from .the Priscilla
Meisinger studio will be present
ed at Swegle school. The regular
j Friday night Community club
; meeting has been postponed for
I sit ... ly Joe Marsh
' Ollie Mapes and
The Streamlined House
"You know," quotes Ollie, "H
takes a heap of living to make a
home."
Looking around, I see what Ollie
means. A room crowded with mem
ories of a life well spent and the
friendly habits of a happy home,
from a blazing old-fashioned fire,
to a mellow glass of beer with
friends. From where I sit, those
things do more to make a home
than modern streamlined gadgets.
Copyright. 1946, Vmind Sunt Bnwtn Fmmdmtt
SMMWMs
From The
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Mt. Angel Post
Plans Party
Ftlr March 12
MT. ANGEL, Feb. 27-(Special)
A covered dish supper will be held
for the Legion's birthday party at
the meeting, March 12. State offi
cers have been invited.
A special invitation has been
extended to the wives, mothers
and sisters of World War II vet
erans to attend.
Mrs. Fred Lucht reported on the
award of the three-foot silk flag
to the Monitor school at the Wash
ington program. The flag was do
nated by the Mt. Angel unit to
the school in this area having the
winning paper in the flag code
contest Schools entered were Mt.
Angel, Hazel Dell, Hazel Green,
North Howell, Grassy Pond, Mc
Kee and Monitor. M arlene
Sprague, 12-year-old girl in the
Monitor school, had (he winning
paper. Judging was in the county
superintendent's office. Mrs. Lucht
made the presentation.
Mrs. Al Saalfeld is a new auxil
iary member, making a total of 62.
Mt. Angel post has been award
ed a certificate of distinguished
service for its special efforts in
getting new members, Fred Pros
ser reported. Membership has now
reached an all high of 117 mem
bers. "
Al Saalfeld has been appointed
chairman of the constitution con
test committee. High school stu
dents of Mt. Angel ;ademy and
Mt. Angel preparatory from 14 to
17 are eligible. Rules for the con
test will be announced by the
chairman.
Silverton Lodge
Plans for Visit
SILVERTON, Feb. 27-(SpecJal)
Plans were made at the Tuesday
night meeting of Home" temple
No. 21, Pythian Sisters, for the
official visit of Mildred R. Har
wood, Elgin, grand chief of Ore
gon, on March 7. A regular tern
pie meeting with entertainment
will follow a 7 o'clock no-hostess
dinner for Pythians and thei
families. In charge of the dinner
are Rose Specht and Lena Ham
ilton.
During the business meetin
Emily Holm was installed as ex
cellent junior, with Irene Roubal
as installing officer.
The Altruistic club will meet
Friday, March 1, for an all day
meeting, with no-hostess lunch
eon at noon, at the home of Mrs!
Al Down on West Main street
Red Cross work will fill the day
Mrs. Frank Carpenter, now
Paso Robles. Calif., a former
member of the club, will be
special guest.
PARTY HELD
PRINGLE A Sunday school
party was held at the schoolhouse
Friday with Max Pemberton; Lu
cille White and Thelma Rose act
ing as hosts. Games were played,
with group tinging led by Shirley
Kimble and Barbara Callaway.'
Oregon Motor Stages
ANNOUNCES
Hew Service to Keizer School District
Effective March 1,1946
Buses will lecrro Keizer school district and
State and Commercial. Salem, at follows:
Lv. ' Arr. Lv. Arr.
Keizer State & Keizer
School Commercial School
a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m.
7:15 7:40 6:45 7:10
8:15 8:40 7:45 8:10
9:15 9:40 8:45 9:10
10:15 10:40 .9:45 10:10
11:15 11:40 10:15 11:10
a.m. a.m. - a.m. a.m.
p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.
2:45 3:10 2:15 2:40
3:45 4:10 3:15 3:40
4:45 5:10 4:15 4:40
5:45 1 6:10 5:15 5:40
6:40 7:05 6:15 6:40
p.m.. p.m. p.m. p.m.
Weekdays except Sundays and Holidays
Buses will be routed as follows
From Keizer school on Highway No. 2I to Front St.. Front
St. to Columbia, to Court, to Liberty, to State, to State and
Commercial;
From State and Commercial. Commercial. Columbia, Front,
Highway 219. Dearborn, looping right on Dearborn, left on
First St. left on Chemawa to Kelser school.
Statesman s Community Correspondents
Macleay Women Present
Setting Demonstration
PRATUM, Feb. 27-(Special)-
Mrs. Roy Marchand . and Mrs.
John G rue how presented the'
demonstration Tuesday at the
Macleay grange hall. Seventeen
members and friends were pres
ent. Mrs.. Elgin McKinnley and
Mrs. Edwin J en son were special
guests. Mrs. Arthur Spelbrink
and Mrs. Herman Head were
hostesses. Bouquets of daffodils
decorated the serving table.
The next meetirig will be a buf
fet luncheon demonstration at the
Tom Burton home on March 26.
Four Corners
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FOUR CORNERS, Feb. 27
(Special)- Four Corners Com
munity church now has two ser
vices each Sunday. The Rev.
Frank Ferrin. student at the
Western BaDtist Theological sem-
inary in Portland, conducts one
service at 11 a.m. and another at
7:30 n.m. Mrs. Ferrm. an accom-
plished musician ilays the piano,
th vvlnohone and the D ano-
arrnrdion and assists with the
The church services are new,
but Sundav school services have
hen conducted there for several
VM The Sundav school was
fire hAlH at Aiihmn srhool with
Leon Lambert as superintendent,
then with the completion of the
building on State street the meet-
ings were held there. Sixty four
are enrolled with an average of Conduct SunilaV Service
60 attending weekly Classes for PRATUM, Feb. 27-(Special)-all
ages are conducted B F ' Methodist
Swinford is the superintendent.
June Swinford is the pianist, Mrs
S. H. Cable has the beginners'
class, Mrs. A. E. Corning the pri
mary class, J Holland the Junior
V IT. 11 JM m Vh 4a n m
boys, Mrs. Holland the junior
girls class. Swinford leads the
young people and Richard Tillman
has the adult class.
Mch interest and enthusiasm
is, shown by those attending and
an ' invitation is extended to all
to attend both the Sunday school
and the preaching services
Friday at 7:30 choir practice is
held in the church with Mrs
Frank Ferrin as director, and all
young people of the community
are invited to sing in the choir
Suiiiiysirie Family Has
Birthday Dinner Party
SUNNYSIDE. Feb. 27-(Spe-cial)-Mr.
and Mrs. John Neuen
schwander and family, Ernest
Neuens chwander, G. Neuen-
schwander, Mr. and Mrs. Bui
Neuenschwander of Gaston, Ore.,
were guests Sunday of Mrs. Joe
Vasek of Jefferson, who gave a
dinner honoring her husband ,o.n
his birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Ernest Neuenschwander
was unable to attend because of
illness of her father, William Fu-
trelL He is at the Salem Deacon
ess hospital following a stroke.
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Oregon City
Coiiple Visits
Near Meliama
M EH AM A, Feb. 27-(Special )
Sunday guests of the Tony Mora
vers were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Moraver and son, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Wilson of Oregon City and
Mr. and Mrs. Anton .Moraver of
Mill City.
Seventy-five dollars was cleared
at the school program which will
be used for the school hot lunch
program. Those taking part in
cluded Mrs. Lew Pooler, Mrs. Ray
Branch and Mrs. Orville Greer.
Marvin Sagnotty, fireman 2c,
U.S. navy, stationed at Seattle,
had a 72-hour leave at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
H. Sagnotty. Raymond Adam
took him to Seattle Sunday. Ray
mnnri will enter the navv Marcl
s
mond will enter the navy March
12.
Mr. and Mrs. Parriss Bauche
and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bauche were guests of Mrs. Mabel
Baucne in iaiem aunaay.
Mrs. Chris Mcuonaia is wun ner
rattier a'. AKron, coio. e suuerea
another heart attack and she will
remain until he is better;.;
Dorothy Mason has returned to
scnooi iouowing a ineni inajoi
operation.
children and Mr. ana Mrs. n. u.
Uray were at tne iranK wniie
home Sunday.
ueorge M. won or aanay was
weekend guest of his sisters,
Mrs. Eugene Cook and Mrs. Tom
my rurnish.
i raill 111 lOllllg I eopic
g people
church conducted the worship
services Sunday under the lead
ership of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Meyer and the music was di
1 e deVri Ra, h
Wilson,
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News
Nine Tobies of Cards
In Play at CD A Party
MT. ANGEL Catholic Daugh
ters of America enjoyed a social
meeting devoted to bridge and
500, followed by supper, Monday
night. Nine tables of cards were
in play and prizes were,, won by
Mrs. Fred Schwab, Mr. M. I.
Meyers mid Mrs. Henry Zollner.
Mrs. Kd Hammer was Wiaiiman
of the committee. - j
Detroit Folk
At Rockaway
Visiting Family
DETROIT, Feb. 27 -(Special)
Mr. and Mrs4 Frank Steenhout,
jr., and children are at Rock-
away with her mother, Mis.
Steenhout, who recently under
went a major operation.
Mrs. Frank Dickey Ss home af
ter two weeks In Los Angeles
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boydson of
Portland were weekend guests of
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Harlan.
Cail Bennett and George Ross
of Philomath visited at the John
Estey home while en route home
from Bend.
Floyd and Keith White of
Portland, recently returned from
overseas, are guests of their fath
er. Letter White, and their aunt,
Mrs. Earl Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dickie
and Yvonne of Mili City were
recent guests of his mother, Mrs.
Hilma Dickie.
Mrs. Edith Shields of Silverton
and Fred White have returned to
Portland. Their mother, Mrs. Jen
nie White, who was seriously ill,
has improved.
Mr. and Mrs. George Streff and
son Michael have returned home
after spending some time in Red
Bluff, Calif
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For Cub Scouts
FOUR CORNERS, Feb. 27
(Special) Thirty parents attend
ed a Boy Scout meeting at the
Community hall Monday night.
Lyle Leighton, scout executive,
spoke to the parents and boys
about a Cub Pack and as a con
sequence three dens were set up.
Another meeting for the par
ents only will be held Thursday.
March 7, when organization ol
the pack will be completed and
a packmaster and den mothers
chosen. One or both parents of
boys nine to 12 who want to join
the cubs mu.st be at this meeting,
j After the meeting Monday the
i cubs and their parents were joinpd
by the boys of troop 64 and the
Kxplorer Scouts for a movie of
scoutirg.
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