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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1933)
THE EUGENE REGISTER - G TT A RP lnSuiiia vi-"- h. km. of Mrs. Edna fa? Tuesday afternoon for fc. Tnow installed were ,ainf J ' nr.sident: Mrs. .'-M""r.re.llent! and Mr.. IoMK' a 8eetary-trea8urer. irinViT retirins president, gave a I ! Jh, dub activities since :' "EJi nine sul" meetinss and " Serial meeting which have hr" attended. A cooked food club and STfiMnctalsucceai. The aroup ,j to purchase a communion set .. church. Th. afternoon was n. club decided to do Idis se-in. or tacking quilt, or Sternoon and anyone wi.hing L work done .hould get In touch "ment. ere .erved following ""S-Tstr.ct fore.t I . fmm hfeadaunr- Ef,Vew truck which will be used haul supPli" and other use. con . -.1. .1,- fnraut RPrVlPA WOrk. tried vu h..,,,.,, te(un u Lldict regular practices in prepara- Hon wr game. - I The pavei pui .- -i I. -.ii .,,-inr. Tho nlant fur- (iXs the gravel for the new Wil lie highway . f.m ... Mr. ana LiUn have eone to Eugeno to visit In P. William.. Mr. How of Eugene made a busi est trip here on Tuesday. jits Hurlcv Mattoon and children . tone to Seattle having been call d there by the death of her brother. Urj. Bertha Harris has resigned er position at the Neal restaurant Mr and lira. A. F. Bester have rrived here from Portland and have iken an apartment in the Willamette lotel. Mr. Hester is wun ine uurenu If public roads. H. u. an Jiurcn tins reiuiucu .hnrt vacation. He is employed by I, S. P. company. I Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Paddock and Ion Ronel spent Monday in Eugene. Wayne Warner leit xuesuny iur tinberry where he will be employed. Miss Edith Blanton will he a house int of Mrs. W alker during ms an- tnW' largo of Lumber Leaves Reedsport REEDSPORT, Jan. 12. (Special) -The lumber carrier Don F. Han- came in Sunday and loaded at Winchester Baj Lumber company's jock, departing Wednesday with a alt million feet. The lumber is for un Francisco, and the box material lor San Pedro. The other half of the tad will be taken on at Newport. The box factory is runnine night ind day, and orders sufficient to lontiiiue for two weeks are on hand. dverse weather conditions have crc- tod a scarcity of logs, causing the linns for the mill proper to be un-irttled. McKenzie Phone Lines in Session PEERHOItX, Jan. 12. (Special) -The 20 and 23 telephone lines on lie aicivenzie neirt their annual meet pe Monday afternoon at the William icka home in Dearborn and elected tfficers for the year. J. W. Fountain ai elected uresident. Tom Unrril. iieepresi(lent and Mrs. F. W. Pace Ipcretary and treasurer. J. J. Pepint as re-en'ctpn director tor tliree ar. An assessment of .1.30 was bade for the shareholders to nay this t.r. Coy Lansberv is suffering with an kfected arm caused from a cut with aw while in camp at his work some me ago. Mrs. I.yle Hustings of Eticene Is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Coy Lansbery. The annual meeting and election of officers of the S'J telephone line on the McKenzie is scheduled for Sat urday evening after basketball game at Leaburg. The meeting was post poned a week. Mrs. J. H. Barreau and son were guests on Tuesday of the E. H. Ross family of Irving. Mrs. W. C. Thienes accompanied her as far as Eugene for the day. Cora Current spent Sunday with her parents after returning Monday morning to Leaburg. Mrs. C. D. Swearingen will be host ess for the Deerhorn bridge club Tuesday afternoon. E. E. Thienes and W. I Rauch spent Tuesday morning at Peerhorn school repairing the pump, also sev eral seats and other things pertain ing to the school. Hot Soup Will Be Served to Pupils REEDSPORT, Jan. 12. (Special) Plans for hot soup to be .erved to underweight children in the local grade school are being tried. It i found that some 25 children needed the food, and many other, will also be served. Those buying the soup will provide sufficient revenue to make the project self-supporting, the work being done by mothers, and the girls will wash the dishes. The cooking will be done in the domestic science room at the high school, and the soup served by the grade teachers in a room prepared for the purpose. Provisions for the initiation of the plan were furnished by local merchants and butcners. Thurston News THURSTON. Jan. 12. (Special) Afr. Ktnnshie of Eddvville. Neb.. who with her sister-in-law, Mrs. King of Elsie, Neb., has been visiting at the Dan Bnugb home at Thurston and with other relatives leu last xnurs day for 1m Grande where she will visit a brother, before returning to her home in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. "Win. Culver and Mrs. King motored as far as Portland with her. Mrs. King will spend more time in this part of Ore gon. Miss Ella Bnugh is spending this week in Eusene visiting with relatives and friends. The Thurston Community bridge club is meeting this week, at the home of Elva and Loyd Gray Friday evening. The McKenzie Valley Farm Loan association met Tuesday afternoon at the home of C. W. Hansen at Thurs ton. The same board that served last year was re-elected and include. George Neff, Alva Armitage, Fred Hussel, C. L. Hastings, and C. W. Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gustnfsen of Fnaene were euests one night this week of Mr. and Mrs. Russel of Thiirsfon. The annual telephone meeting of the 14 and 15 telepnone lines was held Monday night. . At Walterville WALTER VITiLE, Jan. 12. (Spe cial) Mrs. B. Torkelson and son, Hnldor, of Spencer Creek were guests Sunday of Mrs. Gina Morab and Mr, and Mrs. John Holm. Mrs. John Holm motored to Eu gene Wednesday. Thursday she plan ned to attend the Ladies' Aid society of the Central Lutheran church. The McKenzie River high school board motored to Springfield Tue dav evening and met with the Spring field high school board in a business sessiion. 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