Eugene register-guard., June 21, 1934, Image 3

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THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD
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: City News Notes :-:
WHAT'S DOING I
Thursday
- - m Lone County Medical
Jietr dinner for members and
"L. Country club.
T-30 p. m. Veterana of For
Wars, meeting at armory.
Friday
.50 p. m. Court of Honor
for Bo? Scouts, courthouse.
Junior World Wide guild of the
Knt Baptist church will present a
i . "The Three Pegs," in the social
I n of the church on Fridny evening
, 8 o'clock. Those tnking part are
' ieve McCluln, Glnriya Callan
, Doris Blanton, Erma Miller,
Malta Chase, Eleanor Brakel, Jean
C Nicholson, Evelyn Walls, Esther
VMdham. A small admission charge ia
L.. asked and the money thus mnde
! to bo "sed t0 Bend sir,s t0 th
knie party at Cascadla in July. Miss
' Imo Buj'le is sponsor for the guild
; which includes girls of junior high
i ichool age.
Orl plm Even,
As a result of an officers' attend
,0ce contest held earlier in tho spring,
Goihen, Jasper, and Lowell granges
; .re having a joint special meeting at
Ike Lowell high school, Friday eve
ning. t 8 o'clock. The program will
Ik in charge of the lecturers of Goshen
i md Jasper grnnges and will consist
of music, readings, short plnys, and
; stunts. Refreshments of pie, sand
wiches, pickles, and coffee will be serv
ed at the close of tho meeting. The
uosnen and jasper ladies are provid
ing toe pie, sanawlcnes, and pickles,
and Lowell women the coffee.
At Eugene Hotel
Registered nt iha l?,icrana
were the following Oregon folk,
Thursday and Wednesday night:
u. uu rars. now Kowe. Webster
H. KIncald and son. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert W. Earl, all of Portland;
E. H. Clark. W o. m.i u r
Walling, C. E. Jordan, all of Port-
ana; a. u. uimmlcK, Marshfleld:
R. G. Griffith, Bandon; Mr. and
MrB. L. E. DlinlnTV Pnrflnnri- M-
and Mrs. Perry H. Walbrldge!
aiem; n. a. Hayes, J. W. White,
rortiana.
Stop at Osburn
At the, Osburn hotel wore the
following Oregon residents. Tim.
day and Wednasrinv
and Mrs. C. F. Hawkins, Portland;
n. m. tocKernne, Albany; G. W.
Shannon. R. A. Fullerton, Charles
Hock, C. C. Walsh, all of Port
land: John C. Da Ik Sal
and Mrs. Winston Pool, Hillshoro;
a. d. oaiian, i-ortiana; Don Helli
well, Cliff Commeree, both of
Marshfield; Oscar Levie, Portland.
regular service In his church, Sunday.
Howard X. Morse, who accompanied
Rev. Mr. Neat on the trip, will make
a report of the conference and camp
meeting they attended while away In
the interests of the Bible Standard
orgauixntion.
tlon at the local Klwanls club
meeting, soon. -
Society Elects
The Senior Overcomer society of
the Lighthouse Temple held its semi
annual election of officers as follows:
Veril Southard, president; Solomon
Ileiius, vice-president; Vida Winfrey,
secretary; William Phair, treasurer;
.ella Chamberlain chairman of the
look-out committee; Mrs. William
Phair, chairman of the music com
mittee; Kleauor Ellingson, pianist;
Paul Hoffman, head usher.
Back from Trip
Rev. Herry R. R. Neat, pastor of
the Lighthouse Temple, will return
from two weeks in the m:d-west this
week-end and will have charge of the
NEWEST SUMMER
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$2.69 Values
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Split Peanuts . . Baku Braid
Novelty Straws Linens
Toys Panamas . . Piques
Crepes
Wide brims, coat backs, shovel brims, short backs,
and sailors. Your choice of white, copen, yellow, .
green, brown, beige, navv and black. Headsizes 22
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Road Machinery Moved
The county's caterpillar "60" has
been moved to a road project west of
Cottage Grove to do some grading.
This road will be surfaced with rock
from a crusher on the Veatrh place
in that locality, according to P. M.
Morse, county engineer. The crusher
at McKenzie Bridge is being moved to
the Spicer place at Marcola and will
be located at a gravel bar on the Mo
hawk where it will get out road main
tenance rock.
Report Is Given
The Pacific hospital admitted A. J
Brian, Miss Lynette Davis, Robert
Fletcher, and Mrs. Reda Ward Wed
nesday. Dismissals included Mrs.
Jessie Potter and baby daughter, Mrs.
Lois Jean Smith, Frank 8. Warner,
Glenn Shew, Earl Surcamp, Mrs.
Blanche Roberts, and Mrs. Grace
Henderson and baby son.
Returns to Chicago -
Donald Edwards, son of Mrs. Pa
tricia Edwards, 2134 Fairmount bou
levard, has left on his return to Chi
sago after having spent a six weeks'
vacation here. He is pianist -director
of an 11-piece orchestra in Chicago.
Rummage Sale
The first division of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid is sponsoring a rummage
sale this coming Saturday in the
Christianson building at Eighth and
Olive streets.
Name Omitted
The name of James Duttnn of Eu
gene was omitted in the spring term
honor roll at the university which
was published in The Register-Guard
Wednesday evening.
Or. Allln Hero
Dr. W. R. Allin, who lives on the
Mchemie above Blue River, was a
Eugene visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Lee at Marshfleld
Mrs. Ole Lee h:ia gone to Marsh
field to visit her daughter, Mrs. Fred
imer, for a few days.
At Hospital
The Eugene hospital admitted Mrs.
Donald E. Moore, H. E. Bailey, James
S. Willcoi, Lloyd Aldrich, Willard
Smith, Jerry Wiltse, Jesse H. Bond,
Ralph I. Ferry, and Ira Baker Wed
nesday. Mrs. Albert W. Woolley and
Jack Kollias were discharged.
Justice of Peace In City
W. H. Sullivan, Justice of the
peace at Marcola, was a business
visitor In Eugene Thursday.
J. M. Price Here
J. M. Trice of Springfield R. F. D.
2 was a business visitor in Eugene
xnursuay.
Lorane Resident Hare '
M. H. Rrnwn nt tha Tvtruna Aim.
trict waa a visitor in Eugene Thurs
day.
At Hoffman Hotel
Guests it the Hoffman hotel
Thursday included the following: G.
Smith of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Edd
Lewis of Salem, Christine Rickert of
Medford, Arthur Lindholm of Astoria.
Lydia Dolesal of Lost Creek. Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel E. Walker of Hoquiam,
W. H. Ellingsworth of Salem.
Tonopah Couple Here
Professor and Mrs. Roger Corbett
of Tonopah. Nevada, are here to take
a six weeks' course in the summer
school at the university. They are
old friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Russell of this city.
Co to Alaska-
Jim and Bob Nolan, sons of Mrs.
Kathryn Nolan and students of St.
Mary's school, have sailed from Seattle
for Wrangel, to spend the summer
there witli i.n uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Hale.
Mr. Chambers Home
Frank L. Chambers, who has at
tended several International con
ventions of the Klwanls clubs,
has returned from Toronto where
this year's meeting was held. He
Is to give a report of the conven-
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Junction Farmer In City
J. C. Richardson of Junction Citv
R. F. D. 1 was in Eugene on business
ednesday.
Mrs. McBee In City
Mrs. Clyde McBee of Junction City
k. . u. i transacted business in Eu
gene Thursday.
Ralph Lynch Here X
Ralph Lynch of the Lorane district
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Ben Minney In City
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In Records
CIRCUIT COURT
Frank B. Kennedy against Beruice
'. Kennedy, divorce granted and care
and custody of sou given father.
Peter C. Toftdahl against Buth E.
Toftdahl, divorce granted.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Notarial commission of H. H. Hobbs
of Eugene filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Cal Robbins and Elisabeth S
Woodruff, both of Springfield.
POLICE COURT
Dick Hunter, driving while drunk,
$100.
Eugene Firms Help 1
With Big Picnic of
Building Congress
A number of Eugene firms have
contributed to a fund to pay the
expenses ot the Oregon Building
Congress' state buildors' day picnic
at Hatel Green park, five miles
north of Salem, Sunday. July 15,
according to U. Q. Hughson, field
man for tho congress, who was in
Eugene Thursday.
At the O. B. C. convention last
March a builders' day waa voted
and Profossor W. J. Gtlmore of the
state college and R. A. Myer of
Salem wore appointed as a com
mittee to carry out the plan for a
meeting ot bulldera, granges and
community clubs and their faro
Utea in an all-day outdoor event
with entertainment, games and
stunts.
The chorua of the Marion-Polk
county federated community cluba
will lead the outdoor singing, and
John B. Northman, Salem, horse
shoe fan, will have charge ot the
horseshoe contests. Dick Myers,
assisted by Eddie Aherns of Tur
ner, will direct the games and
stunts. All grangers are being in
vited as guoats ot the builders.
The following Eugene firms have
contributed to the expense fund:
Sigwart Electric company, Chase
Plumbing company, E. M. Drew,
Eugene Lumber company, Waldorf
Paint compnny, Castelloe and
Stocker, C. P. Tillman, Twin Oaks
Lumber company. Waltors-Rushong
Lumber company, Mldgley planing
mill, and R. A. Babb Hardware)
company.
Spry Accused of
Reckless Driving
Alfred Spry of the Elmlra-Veneta
section was arrested Thursday on
arharge of reckless driving. He
pleaded not guilty In the Eugene
justice court and Judge Dan JJohn
ston set the trial for Thursday,
June 28, at 9:30 a. m.
Sury is accused ot driving hil
car into a band of sheep on the
road between Elmlra and Veneta,
Sunday and officers were) told that
four or five ot them were killed.
The sheep were owned by W, B,
Elliott of Venota who signed the
complaint aguinst Spry.
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Esther E. Simonds, permit to build
woodshed, 24.15 Potter, 125.
Dr. B. F. Scaiefe, permit to re
shingle residence, 2300 Fairmount,
$15.
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Obituaries
Mrs. B. F. Walter
Word of the death of. Mrs. R. F.
Walter, 73, in Portland early Thurs
day morning, was received by her
son, W. V. Walter, Eugene, secretary
of the Y. M. C. A. Funeral services
will be held Friday at Portland.
Mrs. Wait" was born in Provi
dence, Rhode Island, May SO, 1S(U
and had lived In Portland for the past
82 years.
She is survived by her widower, B.
F. Walter; three sons, Hornce E.
Walter, democratic candidate for sec
retary of state, Portland; Glen F.
Walter, Portland and W. P. Walter,
Eugene; one daughter, Mrs. George
Hurd, Portland; and four jrandchil-dren.
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