June 20, 1935.
THE REGISTER-GUAKL), EUGENE, OREGON
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City News Notes
WHAT'S DOING
Friday
7:30 p. m. Boy Scouts court
of honor, courthouse.
Saturday
3 p. m. Lane County Chris
tian Endeavor picnic at Dilley's
Riverside park; supper at 6:30
p. m.
3-9 p. m. Benefit ice cream
social of City Federation of
Women's Organizations for
Doembecher hospital project,
open to public, Methodist Epis
copal church lawn.
At Eugene Hospital
Mrs. Let ha Crandall of Drain and
Mrs. A, F. Lyle were admitted for
treatment at the Eugene hospital
yesterday. Dismissed were Cecil Pur
cell, Mrs. L. Pitcher, Mrs. George
Huelhoff, Mrs. E. Paris, and Mrs.
L. R. Hall.
To Organize School
A meeting will be held at the Lynx
Hollow schoolhouse, Sunday, at 10 a.
for the purpose of organizing a
Sunday school. Ed Fegles and Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. Smith of Eugene are to be
at the meeting to help in organizing
the Sunday school.
Benefit Program Set
Rev. Veltie Pruitt is to give a pro
gram of songs Friday evening at S
o'clock in the Elmirn grange hall for
the benefit of the Klmira Christian
church. Miss Ruth Ieinhard. Mrs.
Pruitt, and Miss Hollis lloven are to
be on the program, too.
To Casoadia
The high Bchool department and
the Hl-B. Y of the First Baptist
church are spending Sunday, June 23,
at the Baptist camp at Cascadia.
Young people wishing to go are
asked to register with Dorothea
Wilson or Eleanor Brokel.
Crops In Yamhill Fine
Crops in lamhill county are excel
lent this year, according to Frank I.
Kinney, who has returned from a two
da. v Ptny at McMinnville in the inter
est of the Oregon Settlement asso
ciation.
Visit at Seavey Home-
Mr. and Mrs. W, G. Easter and
daughter, Mrs. Ieone Thompson, of
Farmington, Wa-h., aire here to visit
at the home of Mrs. Easter's sister,
Mrs. Will Seavey, and their many
friends.
Lodge Meeting
Eugene lodge. No. 11. A. F. and
A. M., is to hold a special communi
cation Saturday at 4 p. m. at the
Masonic temple. There will be several
Master Mason degrees. Refreshments
will be served following the meeting.
Meeting Monday
The Women's Benefit association is
holding a apeciol meeting at 2 p. m.
Monday in the Moose hall, the gather
ing being called for election of new
members.
Seeks Brother Here
Mrs. Ola Reilly, fi2S Washington
street. Kansas City, Knnsas, has
asked city police to aid in locating
her brother, James Marvin Pinnell.
who was last known of In Eugene.
Here From Minerva
F. B. Francisco and R. E. James,
members of the school board at Min
erva, were in the city Friday and
called at the office of L. C. Moffitt,
county school superintendent
Fine Catch Shown
A fine catch of 18 redside trout
was displayed at the Troeh sporting
goods store Friday. The fish were
caught by Bob Biddle and party in
Gold lake.
Plan for Picnic
The Norkenzie Home Arts club will
hold a picnic Sunday in the Skinner
Butte nark. The event Is for all
members and their families.
Santa Clara Group to Picnic
The federated women club of
Santa Clara will hold a picnic at Swim
mers' Delight Sunday beginning at 1
p. m.
Dance at Vaughn
Th Van eh n Townsend club will
give a dance at Vaughn community hall
Knhirdftv niirht. June 22. A simper will
be served at midnight.
Hvde Children to Appear
The Hyde sisters, acrobatic dancers,
will appear in an entertainment at
the Four Oaks grange jneeting this
Friday evening.
Fire Reported
The city fire department sent a
truck to 031 Seventh avenue west
f 7 -ix nVlnck Fridav mnning for
a flue fire. There was no damage.
Vansts Resident Here
J v Fleck, resident of the Veneta
district, transacted business in Eugene j
Friday.
Junction Farmer Here J
H. P. Reerslev, farmer of the Junc
tion City section, was here on busi
ness Friday.
Goshen Farmers Here
G. C. Lawrence and Dan McCugh.
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farmers of the Goshen district, were
in Eugene Thursday.
J. W. Taliafero In City
J. W. Taliafero, of Springfield R.
F. D. 1, transacted business at the
courthouse in Eugene Friday.
Here From Dalles-
Mrs. W. S. Hodge and children of
The Dalles are here visiting Mrs.
Hodge's mother, Mrs. Louise Miller,
Attornes Here
William Cake and Ralph Cake of
the law (irm of Cake and Cake of
Portland, were in Eugeue Thursday.
Edwards Here
E. M. Edwards, who represents Swift
and company at Cottage Grove, was
in Eugene Thursday.
Here From Blachly
William Maxwell of the Blachly
district was a business visitor in Eu
gene Thursday,
Here From Lorane
Mrs. Frank Peoples and family of
Lorane were in Eugene Thursday.
In From Lorane '
Ralph Lynch of the Lorane district
was a Eugene visitor Friday.
In Records
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Samuel K. Adams of Saginaw and
Anna L. Whytal of Eugene R. F. D. 2.
PROBATE COURT
Olivia W. Eakin appointed adminis
tratrix of estate of Herbert Eakin,
deceased. Darwin Bristow, T. C.
Wheeler and Worth Harvey appointed
appraisers.
Inventory of estate of Margaret A.
Harris, deceased, shows value of
property to be $1571.29. Appraisers,
Gordon Fish, L. L. Simon and L. G.
Lasater.
Goldie M. Park appointed adminis
trator of estate of U. H. Tark, de
ceased. Charles Mitchell, Richard
Hall and Hurry Melson appointed
appraisers.
BUILDING PERMITS
M. M. Bnnney. permit to moke re
pairs, 401 Twelfth avenue west, $25.
TRAFFIC FINES
Margaret J. Paulson, speeding, $10.
.lack Roland, speeding, $10,
BORN
DICKSON At the Eugene hospital,
June 20, 1035, to Mr. and Mrs. A.
F, Dickson of Jasper, a daughter.
Springfield
SPRINGFIELD, June 21. (Spe
cial) An announcement of interest
here is that of the ninrrinRe of Miss
Ann McGookin to Frank Whalley
which took place in Vancouver, Wash.,
Inst Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Whalley
have visited relntives and friends at
Everett, Wash., and will return to
Springfield next Wednesday, where
they will make their home.
Mrs. Whalley is office assistant and
nurse at the office of Dr. Milton V.
Walker and Dr. Lawrence Skinner.
40 ATTEND PICNIC
SPRINGFIELD, June 21. (Spe
cial) Over 40 Priscilla club mem
bers, families, and friends attended
the annuol picnic held Thursday at
Seavey's park. The group met at the
homo of Mrs. Frank Logan at 11
a. m., and went together to the park.
This was the last event of the
season for the club. Meetings will
be resumed in the fall.
Eugene ManTalk
At Townsend Meet
SPRINGFIELD, June 21. (Spe
cial) Wm. E. Parrish of Eugene
wns the chief speaker at the meeting
of the Springfield Townsend club
Thursday evening at Taylor's hall.
At the session, 10 members volun
teered to work on the Springfield
playground project at Brattain field
Saturday. The playground will be
finished at that time and made all
ready for the opening on June 24.
Xliisicnl numbers were given by
the Harris sisters and by a group
of the members. The neit meeting
will be held July 5tb.
MUMPS PREVALENT
SPRINGFIELD, June 21. (Spe
rial) Two more cases of mumps
have been reported in Springfield.
Mrs. Arthur Neet is confined to her
WIGORO
If A product of Swift A Compass
For Lawns & Gardens.
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Gilbert Sprague, director of play
grounds for the city, announced that
the playgrounds and swimming pool
will open Monday, June 24. A more
extensive and complete program la be
ing offered this year than it has been
possible to present in the last few
years. y
Four playgrounds and the swimming
pool are to be open and actively sup
ervised. They will be locnted at Liu-
coln, Frances Willaird. ami Condon
schools; tne fourth will be in River
view Park in connection with the
swimming pool behind Skinners Butte.
These playgrounds will be open from
1 p. m. until dark every day except
Saturday when they will be open from
10 a. m. until 6 p. m.
Beside the regular Playground hand
icraft classes special wood carving
clashes will be conducted. The junior
hip'h schools, one on the east side and
the other on the west side of the city,
will probably be used as centers for
these wood carving classes.
Additional activities will Include
classes in first aid, field trips, nature
hike, music and dramatic groups.
A feature which will be especially
appreciated by biwy mother is the
children's nursery which will be main
tained. Mothers will be able to bring
their children to the nursery and leave
them for a few hours under the care
of an attendant.
The dates, details, and hours con
cerning the nursery and the special
activity classes will be announced
later.
I SAW
I saw man walking dawn
a Eugene atreet carrying an
Ice cream cone In each hand,
eating first from one, then
the other. When he reached
his automobile he handed the
one from which he had taken
the last aeveral large bites to
his wife to eat, got In eating
his larger cone and drove
away. I. S. T.
What Did You See?
A porcupine dors not slmot Ub
quills. It may loosen Romo of its 30,-OOO-odd
quills through thrashing its
f nil. but rnnnot shoot them at will, nor
aim tbem.
News Items
home with them, and Mike Colbert,
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Colbert also has the mumps. Mrs.
Sydney Delp, who has been ill with
the mumps during the past week is
reported considerably improved.
BONFIRE EXTINGUISHED
SPRINGFIELD, .Tune 21. (Spe
cial) A bonfire at the gravel pile on
Mill street was extinguished by the
local fire department Thursday eve
ning when nenrby residents feared
that sparks shooting from the blaze
endangered their property. The fire
was started by a group of young
people.
F. L. MEETING GIVEN
SPRINGFIELD, June 21. (Spe-
cial) The F. L. club Is meeting
Rriday evening at the home of Mrs.
Doris Peterson on the Prairie road
north of Eugene with Miss Irma
Nolt as assisting hostess. The meet
ing is set for 8 o'clock.
BALL GAME SUNDAY
SPRINGFIELD, June 21. (Spe-
cial) Baseball interest Is centered
on Brattain field Sunday when the
Springfield Town club meets the
Hills Creek-Giustina team. The game
is set for 2 p. m.
FAMILY DINNER FRIDAY
SPRINGFIELD, June 21. (Spe
cial) Marking the close of the
church year is the family supper set
for Friday evening at the Methodist
church. Potluck dinner will be served
The new year begins July 1,
TO SPEND SUMMER
SPRINGFIELD, June 21. (Spe
cial) Miss Elsie Moffitt has arrived
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Inaugurating the week's traditional commencement ceremonies at
Annapolis Naval Academy, Hilda Hazard of Baltimore presided at
Color Girl at the midshipman's dress parade. She Is shown present
ing the colors to W. A. Moore, Jr., of Texas, commander of the win
ning Sixth Company. Rear Admiral
while the color guard salutes.
from Pomeroy, Washington, to spend
the summer with her brother, law
rence C. Moffitt.
HERE FROM PORTLAND
SPRINGFIELD. June 21. (Spe-
,.lH) Mr. nnfl .Mr, utio .nennes,
who live near Springfield, have as
thpir guests Mr. and Mrs. Perry and
daughter, Florence, of Portland.
McKenzie Bridge
McKENZIE BRIDGE, June 21.
f Sinni-Mnll A t-linnl oloflinn wtix hold
hero Monday night to elect a clerk
and directors. Mrs. Sheasley was re
elected fin clerk for one year, over
Mifw Helen Wtevens, m) to -it. Joe
Stevens ateo re-elected as director for
SA i" """'""7r BLACK 4 WHITE
McDonald f l 997 WILLAMETTE Will. St. jg
CEREMONY!
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David Foote Sellers assists her
a three year' term, over McKenley
Vale, r0 to 45.
The red Irish sefter belonging to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burnhnm who are
spending the summer at the Log Cabin
Inn, was drowned in the McKensie
river Monday evening. Ho was found
in Mr, Wiley' water wheel by Glenn
Warren and Ed Storey. The dog wns
a thoroughbred and valued very highly
by his owners.
The ball game held at Spencer
Creek Sunday was plnyed between
Relnap H-tJ ramp and Spencer Oreek
team, Relnap 3C camp won 1" to 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Runion of Lots
Angeles were week-end visitors at the
Cedarwood Tavern,
Miss Carmen Newell of Redmond Is
Keiiding a few week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mitchell.
Dr. George A. Simon
Named Artisan Head
Dr. Georgo Simon was elected mas
ter artisan at the meeting of the
Artisan lodge Thursday when officers
were named for the coming year.
Others are Russell Greenfield, su
perintendent; Hen Clark, inspector;
Mary Cocker, treasurer; Florence
Reny, secretary; Leo Meyers, senior
conductor; Ijiwrence Blackburn, jun
ior conductor; Fielding Root, master
of ceremonies; Mildred Clarl., musi
cian. The instructor and warden will
be named Inter.
Plans were made for a picnic lo hi?
held July 7 at Hontim-Lane park with
cars to leave the V. O. W. hall at
lp. in,
No meetings will be held at the hall
during July and August. Next, gath
ering will be held at the cottne in
Skinner Butte park on Aug. 1.
The area of Montana is 1-KI,IM7
square mites.
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Roseburg Man Must
Face Hit-and-Run
Charge in Courts
Walter Day of Roseburg was book
ed to appenr in the Eugene justice
court some time Friday afternoon on
a charge of failing to stop his car
and reporting an accident on the
highway.
Day was arrested between 5:30 and
6 o'clock Thursday evening after his
car, traveling south, struck a car
driven by Clyde Mathers of Goshen
on the overhead crossing between
West Springfield and Goshen. The
car Mathers was driving for delivery
after a repair job in Mather's shop,
was badly wrecked and Mathers' back
was injured,
Mathers Hugged a car and after re
turning to Goshen set out in com
puny with Kenneth Hayes to overtake
Day who had started up the Willam
ette highway with his crippled car. He
was overtaken and brought back to
Goshen. The state police were noti
fied and Day was brought to the
county jail.
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