Eugene register-guard., July 21, 1933, Image 3

21, 1933.
THE EUGENE BEGISTEB-GUABD
Pago THreS
Z-City News Tsfotes
WHAT'S DOINQ
Friday
... T.nmbermen
. nnA mncert on
l I'.ivarR tv sum-
)5 "Cl n nl.v. "Sup-
K.sirV.? Guild bull the-
F!n .'. . Finnev were
'.. ,h. Catholic rectory visit-
.I.. Fraud P. Leipzig ana
P1"' ' i- ami Mrs. Fn
,c . tn oreeon
three years in Japan
Jlr. Finney is engaged
' unil salesman for a
.i, cooling company in New
Mr. una -"
to tbe eastern coast the early
, thft coming week. Mr. Fm
. eradunto of tho Oregon
W ' " .o
college ol
I Urn staff in the slier
fae will be busy late Friday
,nd (luring tno eunj
i morning conetnug
from the distant places in the
Sheriff U. & Dwuna, i
a.v tiemuy
Lr Bert rjuiegawiu, uum uK1.UUJ
, ';n from the office to col-
iratcn nave to uu m n
s wicb -
, possible after tne pons
aod the yotcs counted.
have
L r.Am HoSOlta
t. tj.miin nffice manager at
Ejene Fruit Growers' assoda
jut, was among tnose namit
tho Eusene hospital in the re-
t.mav mominc. utner an
. . . . n i r . Ti ii
S.m tnf IKlPfl u. Jl.-TJrHUUt Ul
L. nnhh nvtxell- of Marcola
BfUU. W""3 - -
Prle. Eusene; ana aismisssis
Clark Coffelt of Lorane, Cliff
Rnme. O. T. Meyer, wend
(in. E. W. Jordan, Eugene.
Lti Pronram
Kert Gould, director-organist at
first Baptist church, has arrange
iMdal musical program lor tne
ft service next Sunday evening
church. A mixea quartet ot
Georee Thorpe, soprano, Keith
Ian. tenor, Miss Rose Simons,
tlto, Eugene Pearson, baritone,
nt "The Builder" and "My
Looks Up to Thee." The chorus
vol slug an anthem, "Beloved,
Love One Another."
Bothered
police were asked Friday to
pt to stop someone who lets
out of the tires of cars parked
Gamma ball, at the men's dor-
on the campus. Complaints
made that several times cars
Id there were found with all the
It out of the tires.
g Redslde
and Mrs. Bigbee of California,
tare spending the summer on the
one, bad a successful fishin?
fJMirsnav. Mr. Biebce landed a
ponnd Redside. Bill Stomra was
boatman.
fospltat
report from the Pacific has
Friday morninc listed a.
!d. iT. Altia TW. T-m V .1.
i and baby, H. F. Warner; and as
Bird Hickard, Richard T.
. Frank Mauney, A. S. Newton,
..oui.y ruse.
( Listed
Ns at the Seventh Day Ad
spt church. Spvontt, .nj n t.
fietj, wm D6 teld Friday as
Sabbath ifhnAT .t q.ax .
" a, w.to a. in.,
n on Aneel Thai, n a
rtlfs" nrrMn -t 11
T ennen, pastor.
ltd 'lm(l K
s iivo vi reaoe
S t." y Cnty
l ; ""' rnaay morn
Nm Go,. .7ji,IS MeieIi naming
ir"'' Justice of the
t Gerim;; : a'S,r'Ct' suding
ReleasHf
s ami .i. . ,u state
T Mu the sheriff Th..j.
?". rout. 2. f,,:'.
rwd disturbance. wn NM..ri
tatio. h. 'u,,o.w,.nK
. "ucrui ana district
ir to M..I
i...,
filori of this city are
t t relay ov.nin t s
f ' 'n of r. r t...
.o di. th-,
f rtland
. . . i uri nnn fm
"PCCing t0 mur somc
Ovpr r
Paine !,ns io.
i .1, :, K '.,r"""r" "nd
' .ti.f ' ?a."e r"1 'f" the
aarW. ' ,,nl,'r the
' Dexter
1 JlAr.-
''M. ,, d',n wi"
-"("'innvpr's orcbes-
bi " r."'!'11 '' returned
.-Hi " ,r,P to Salem and
y?" Returns.
' pax r . h' ""a
w"ek tnkinar
l(T of Ohicngo.
h.a Clr-h Sunrlnr
1 to Cnl..."
'-niil j D
-"'.a t',i n"''' of
' 'o C,lLU "''" church, ha.
!lllonfcrence there.
partment Thursday afternoon. There
was no damage.
Tools Stolen
V. 0. Stroud, route 2, Eugene, re
ported to city police the theft of a
set of tools, valued at $20, from his
car Thursday night.
Returna to Eugene
Misa Buby Wray has returned to
Eugene after spending the past two
months in San Francisco.
In Elkton
Van Svarverud,
deputy constable,
was in Elkton on business during the
mid-week.
In Records
COMPLAINTS
A complaint was filed In circuit
court Into Thursday, M. O. Bressler
vs. ,T. A. Phelps, Ihole D.' rhelps, lt.
S. fchelley, Itose Slielley, R. V. Fair
field, Mrs. n. W. Fairfield, and the
First National bank of Cottage Grove,
asking that a land sale contract bo
closed nnd the defendants prevented
from cutting further timber on land
in nucstion and that the bank return
to the plaintiff all papers held in
escrow.
ORDERS
An order of default, Ella Wenner
vs. lloyce Wenner was filed in circuit
court lato Thursday.
A report from the Oregon state
child welfare commission, with refer
ence to adoption of Richard Diets by
Robert E. Minns and Margaret M.
Riuus. was filed in the court here late
Thursday.
An order setting the final date of
final settlement of the estate ot Km
mett M. Sharp for Aug. '22 was filed
in tho oouuty court luto Thursday.
PROBATE
Walter G. Day has been named ad
ministrator of the estate of the late
Mary E. Day and E. G. Ilarwood,
Bart Flnnignn and Itobert Dwigans
named appraisers in a record filed at
the court house Thursday,
BORN
HISE At the Pacific hospital, Fri
day, July 21, 1IB3, to Mr. and Xrrs.
J. C. Hise of Goldson, a daughter.
LANG At the Pncific hospital, Fri
day, July 21, 1933, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ilarry Lang,
gene, a son.
020 Pearl street, Eu-
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Applicotion for marriicgo license
was mode late Thursday by Hoy Steen
and Dorothy Elinora Lay, both of
Eugene. .
Obituaries
Mrs. Eva Chance Els wick
BROWNSVILLK, July 21. (Spe
cial) Mm, Kva Chance KUwick, 7-1,
died suddenly at t tie home of her
fliuiphter, .Mrs. Will Filkins, nt the
Filkins pine just north of Browns
ville, on Tuesilny, July IS. She was
horn in Dps Moines county, Indiana,
July 1, isr,f and was the daucbter of
Peter and Clarissa Chance. She came
to Linn county, Oregon, in ISSfl and
three years later was married to
Charles Henry Els wick, at Craw
fordsrille. Coming to Brownsville
soon thereafter, she resided here
since that time, Mrs. Elswich is sur
vived by three children; Arniy Kl
swich, Mrs. Kva Filkins and Mrs.
Clara Itankin, all of Brownsville; by
four grandchildren; and the following
brothers and sisters: Mrs. Mne Fitch
nnd Mrs. John Kdwartls, both of Port
land; Mrs. G. Ij. Jlembree, Khun nth
Falls; and Mrs. Hannah Bntemnn,
Brownsville; Harry Chance, llalsey;
and 11. K. Chance, Marshfield. Mr.
Klswich died in W22. Burial was in
the Masonic cemetery Thursday, July
MO. Mrs. Klswich had been a member
of the local Baptist church for thirty
years.
Clinton Elmer Hubbs
FRANKLIN. July 21. I Spec.nl)
Clinton Klmer Hubbs of Alvadore died
Tuesday oveuinu at 8 o'clock of dou
blo pneumonia at tho homo of his bro
ther, Frank Hubbs of Franklin. Ho
was 0'.) years of ace. He is survived
b his wife. Mrs. Fnnnto Hubbs of
Portland, who baa been an Invalid
for the past year, two daughters, Mrs.
Lena Davis of Portland and Mrs.
Hazel Roberta of California, a son,
Itiilph Hubbs. four stepdaughters,
Mrs. Bertha Moss of Japan, Mrs. Hat
tie Craip of Los Angeles, Luella La
Velle of Portland and Mrs. Knoln Cas
tro of Portland and his brother, Frank
Hubbs of Franklin.
DISPLAY ARRANGED
A display of curios and articles
used by various Indians, dating
many years back, has been ar
ranged In tho general library nt
tbe University of Oregon. The col
lection is open for the public to
see. Dr. L. C. Cressmnn, who has
made extensive studies of the
Indians, has arranged the exhibit.
Tho United States five-cent piece
coutnins more copper than docs the
penny.
PLAN PICNIC
The Benton, Linn. Lane, Polk,
and Marlon county unions ot the
W. C. T. XL will hold a general
bnsket picnic dinner at tho chtl
dron's farm home, Saturday, July
29. The home is out from Corval
lis, operated by tho W. C. T. U,
Coffee la to be furnished by the
home. This Is in celebration ot the
tenth anniversary of the home.
The College of Law, University of
Cincinnati, is the oldest west of the
Alleghenicn and fourth oldest in the
United States.
Germany's greatest mine disaster
occurred at Radbold, Ruhrrevter, in
1008, when 300 lives were lost in a
mine explosion.
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