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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1933)
v: City Tews Afates : WHAT'S DOING Tuesday . r'nmfrpiratlonfll !4jS'i)iW diner and meet" B.Gleeman party, '...I nd Wushburne store. BJJ F . ofii.l n. nn f,tntb avenue east. fl ,ooa-Weekly l"neheon of . Lions emu. ......... ! fo"r St. Mry' Episcopal parish house. U Tk Tr'P- ' Ja At. Boy Scouts 01 ,ro011 ,u I .he week-end on a camping trip K 'a batcliery at Vida. The F"'ter, assisted by Thco Zeh f "J c JIadison Landaker, troop CSem'cn. Hikinit, test passing, Kwimming were the program for Foe Sunday morning a brief and R..1 Sunday school Bervice was rr ?. ,k. amutmaster. This is fnd trip that the troop has Lrfwe its organization m Febru Cl , first two-day trip was taken ft. spring vacation w. Z of Berry Coe, er-scoutmaster Vrt. 2. low t L.iku Elect- iii Heir regular business meeting to evening, - - - F.. n.o Adams as sccretnry- Unnr E Baxter ns organizer, and i uarun u p1"' - Lsve group will be chosen at the regular mi'mus ..v.- .l- i-ot Mnmlav in July. Mr. Eir will address the socialist open n next Monday night at 7:30 at local Irfiuor nnu, vunl- ,. Tlie public is invited to the From Hospital i B. DeFoc, Eugene, Mrs. 0. L. litis, Springlicia, ucity iveDer, ae, Jlorjorio Uilbert, urcsweli. tje Jncobsen, Cottage Grove, In all listed as admitted to tne uu L hospital in the report of Tues fcnoraing, and those dismissed in Im E. 0. Randall of Eugene, Mrs. fate Kyle of Monroe. Mh Dinner Planned I lie last monthly parish dinner of li reason for St. Mary's Episcopal fiiie will be held Wednesday even kit 6:80 o'clock at the parish hall, fti men of the church will be in :e with Walter P. Fell, T. K. iwood, Lee Peters, and Thomas lett as the committee in charge. Hnpltal Tie report from the Pacific hospital lay morning listed as dismissed, A. Thurston, H. C. Page, Mrs. Gits and baby, John G. Moeller, Nancy Fense; as admitted, Mrs. hi Heldenreich, Mrs. Velma Apple- ir, Oliver Andrews. Sidney How- Mrs, Edna Morgan. and will bo a guest of some of the lo cal veterans. Articles Stolen William Hope, 881 Tenth avenue east, reported to city police the theft of a purse containing several small accessories to musical instruments from the bnrn in which he lives at that address. The articles Inter were recovered from a pawn shop. Dog Is Found A hunting dog pup, white with brown spots on its head, came to i((u unarlotto street Monday, it wns reported to police. Anyone losing such u uug may can at tliat address and upon identification, obtain the dog. Operator Goes Fishing R- E. Strnnd, operator at the office of the Western Union Telegraph company, spent the last week-end on a fishing trip to Lost lake nhovc Lost Creek rnnch, expecting to return Monday evening. Warren M.Tlnn.lH j I. ... a. hostesses. ""n KTS' ? tt n,""pUa- C""i,al ----- V"W, THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD Papre Three I SAW A young lady and man dressed In tux and formal, planting garden, Just south of Mammy's Cabin. Old Maid Aunt What Did You See! H. F, Unit to Meet Tho home economics extension unit of Pleasant Hill will meet June 7 for nn afternoon meeting at the Jordan home. Tho program plnnning for the coming year will be discussed. All interested are being invited to attend. Team to Meet Tho Moose boll team will be out for practice Tuesday evening at the Willard school grounds. All Moose ball players are invited to turn out for tho practice, Move to Thurston Walter W. Edmiston and family who bave been living at 1210 Wash ington for some time, have moved back to tho farm near Thurston, George In Portland S. 9. Georce of Eocene i In Port land where ho went to meet Louis Johnson, national commander of the American Legion. Mr. George is a former state commander. Frflm Pnllfnrnl - Km F. I. Kinney and daughter me, nave returned to Eugene Orlaad. Cal.. wherA tfiev hnvp Tisitine and wprft necnmnfinied bT Mrs. Eflwnvd Sttnrlrnv oml nthter, Gladys Roberta, who will me nrst part of the summer III Rldlnns Hnrn fierdon Hidings, a former TJnlver- I K Oregon basketball player, who iwen ia New York city for a num- years, Bas arrived in Eugene, omen across the continent in with a friend. tolie H. Hole, department com- er Af iha TTn;.i a Ttr PM1, is expected hero Sunday to pja the veterans' picnic at Swlra Delight. He will arrive Saturday Thompson at Oakrldne Perry A. Thompson, supervisor of the Willamette forest, was at Oak ridce Tuesday insDectine the C. fl. C camp recently completed there. Lumbermen Go to Tacoma J. S. Sfagladry, Charles Snellstrom, George Giustina, T. V. Larson and C. G. Briggs are leaving for Tacoma to attend a meeting of the West Coast Lumbermen's association. Go to California Mrs. C. D, Hyde and granddaugh ters, Eileen and Cassie Hyde, have gone to Orland, Cal., where they ex pect to spend the summer. Visit In Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Durgan are spending the week visiting in Rose burg. Mr. Durgan is assistant post master of Eugene. Here from Oakridge William Clark is here for a day or so. He is preparing to go to Odoll lake to work at one of the resorts this summer. John Carllle Here John Carlile, former deputy sheriff, was here Tuesday from his home in the vicinity of Walton. Mothers' Club to Meet The Mothers' club of Alpha Gamma Delta' will meet at the chapter house nt 2 p. m. Wednesday with Mrs. Dick Reed In Los Angeles Dick Reed of this city is now in Los Angeles where he is district manager of the Woodmen of the World. Go to Rookaway Mrs. Belle Lydick, Mrs. Bessie Terpenning, Mrs. J. E. Hoffman and Mrs. Mary Haldrick have left for Roekaway on an outing nt the beach. Florence to Have Clinic Dr. R, C. Romig and Miss Bessie Williams of tho county health unit will hold a clinic and consult parents at Florence Thursdny. Mrs. Baker Hero Mrs. Anna G. Baker of Winberry wns here on business Monday In con nection with her mining property In that district. Hero From Grove William Bainbridge, member of the county dog control board was here from Cottage Grove Monday. Here From Coqullle Mrs. Fred Wimer of Coqullle Is here to visit her nflrentff. Mr anA Mn Ole Lee, for a few days. Claude Adklns Here Claude Adklns of the Alvadore dis trict was in the city on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Plckard Here Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Picknrd, form er Eugene residents, now living at Bend, are here on a visit. Return From Portland Mr. and Mrs. Ole Lee have returned home from Portland where they vis ited over the week-end. Oakland Resident Here C R. Denr. rpfiiriont nt nMnn Ore., transacted business in Eugene xuesaay. Bown In City Harry L. Bown, ex-sheriff, wns here Monday from his farm in the vicinity of Walton. Hero From Oakridge J. L. Martin of Oakridge was a business visitor in Eugene Tuesday. In Records MARRIAGE LICENSE Ernest W. Peterson and Anna Pierco both of Eugene. PROBATE COURT Artiste I. Murray named adminis trator of estate of Inus P. Flanigan, deceased. S. D. Read, H. H. Peters and J. W. Hinds named appraisers. COURT COMPLAINTS . Earl Luckey against Welby Stev ens and A. J. Perkins suit to recover $4500 alleged duo on a promissory note with seven per cent interest from Jan. 27, 1033, and $450 attorney fee. BOUNTY Bounty on two bobcats .collected by Arthur Runey of Foley Springs and on one bobcat by M. E. Coburn of Blue River. BORN HAVILAN'D At the Pacific hospital, Monday, June 5, 1933,. to Mr. nnd Mrs. William L. Haviland, 350 Mill street, a son. SAILOR At the Nelson Maternity home, Tuesday, June 6, 1033, to Mr. and Mrs. JI. D. Sailor of Noti, PERMITS Ci. L. Smith, ncrmit to reroof house. 1.111 Lincoln street, $45. INCORPORATION ARTICLES , Artiitlaa nf infftrnnrnfinn nt Oreffon Seed nnd Feed company of Eugene filed by T. J. Skirvin, L. E. Wntcr- FARM NAME Farm name, "Greenback Ranch," filed by C. H. Wahl. MINING LOCATION Notice of location of mining claims in Winberry district filed by Andrew Fix. Obituaries Mrs. Delia E. Vaughn Mrs. Delia E, Vaughn died Monday afternoon at her home in Jasper after a lingering illness. Delia Elizabeth Griffin w.,s born at Trent, Feb. 25, 1S01. the daughter ot James and Mary Griffin. On Oct. 16, 1870, she married Robert C. Vaughn of Coburg. Eleven children were born to them, six of whom survive. Mr. Vaughn died in November, 1032. Mrs. Vnughn is survived by the fol lowing children: Mrs. Irene Drury, Thomas 0. Vaughn, nnd Robert N. Vaughn, all of Fall Creok, Mrs. Lydia Goff of Medford, James L. Vaughn of Jasper, and Vernon Vaughn of South Hampton, New York; "three brotbe i, W. G. Griffiu, 'William Griffin, Alex Griffin; one sister, Mrs. Jennie Ed wards; and 13 grandchildren. She wns a member of the Christian church. Funeral services are to be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Poole-Gray-Bartholomew chapel in Springfield, Rev. D. O. Poindexter officiating. Interment will be in Mt. Vernon cemetery. Mrs. P. C. Sorensen Mrs. P. C. Sorensen died at the home of her son on route 1, Sunday, after a brief illness. She wns born in Denmark, March 11, 1S57. She came to this country in 1SS8 and hod been a resident of Lane county for the past 23 yenrs. She in survived by her widower, P. C. Sorensen; three sons, Soren Sorensen of Junction City, Walter and Miller Sorensen of Eugene; two daughters, Mrs. J. T. Allen of Junc tion City and Mrs. S. J. Wourms of Lugcne. Funeral services will be held at the Miller funernl home at Junction City on Wednesdny afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Interment will be in the Dan ish cemetery at that place. Funerals George Albert Landwerlen Funernl services for the late George Albert Landwerlen are to be held Wednesday morning at- 9 o'clock at St. Mary's Catholic church, Rev. Francis P. Leipzig otticiating. inter ment will be in Mt Calvary ceme-tt-rv. the Poole-Grav-Bartbolomcw chapel in charge. The rosary will be neia at eigne o'clock Tuesday evening at the Poole-Gray-Bartholomew chapel. At Pleasant Hill PLEASANT HILL, June 6. (Spe cial) At tho regular clean-up day at the Pleasant Hill cemetery it was voted during the business hour that the proceeds from the Pleasant Hill Pioneer picnic for tie year 1034 to go to tho cemetery funds for the pur chase of more land, if need be and other expenses. Zelma W. Williams was re-elected secretary-treasurer and Lem Drury, director. Miss Gertrude L. Skow, home dem onstration agent, will meet with the Home Economics club here Wednes dny afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jordan. Women from surrounding communities arc invited to attend and make plans for the coming year. Mrs. Erma Laird left last week for Snlt Lake City. Utah, to join the Omnibus College Tour of the Bouth and cast to be gone until the last ot July. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy John are here from Clatskanle to spend the summer here with home folks. Mrs. Pearl Nixon nnd Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bridges of Seattle, came down to attend tho picnic Inst Saturday and COME IN TO-DAY AND SEE IT! jm t MM Radio Service and Supply Co. Exclusive Eugene Dealer 111 West 7th will spend the week here visiting with Mr. and .Mrs. E. Y. Swift and friends nnd attend the picnic next Saturday. Mr. Bridges formerly lived at Pleas ant Hill. "Rev. J. Allen Wheeler, Eugene Bi ble collego student, who has been here spending the week with friends left todny for Stillwater, Okla., to spend vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Laird, who spent the winter at Long Beach, Cal., stopped off here over the week-end for the picnic nnd to visit with Mr. Laird's brother Mr .and Mrs. P. N. Laird and family, before going to their home In Washington. Mrs. Luella Bristow returned to her home in Eugene Sunday evening after spending several days here with her son, Morton L. Bristow, and family. Mrs. Bristow made a recent trip to Gallup, New Mexico, accompanying her grandson, Morton Mason. Donald and Douglas Knbler are here spending their vacation at home. Theodore Roland and sister, Mrs. Stella Gabbert of Salem came down to attend the picnic but spent the day at the Swift home on account of the rain. Mrs. Austin Mathews and sons have returned to her home in Portland after visiting several weeks .here with .Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mathews and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Schrenk, Eu gene, visited here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Laird of Port land was here over the week-end with relntives. Miss Belle Olson has returned to Eugene where she has employment. Mrs. Andy Olson and family are enjoying a visit from her mother, Mrs. Emma Pehrson. Draperies Mads Up with Real Style at Lowest Prices. Applegate Furniture Go. 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