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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1936)
THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Three City News Notes THAT'S DOING Tuesday Veekly luncheon of 10 noon- club at the usoura '"I'lin d ra oua Democratic J. mee'tins a McCrady'a cafe. " nf.-Eugene Hunt dub wfairejound.- .. . "lilSrewoTband muaic are inrited th National Recreation band ' each Tuesday in the turt room at 7:60 p. m. The "! iffl meet as usual throughout the season. A number of en .nta have been signed up for nrtoe and summer. The band !S So give a series of free concerts IS,, tbe summer crt Sunday '' flue fires constituted the ex , t the re departments activ !?. over Sunday. One, in a resl- '"a h. it. T. J. Koblnson. J.nt OWUf v - -. - caused an alarm "r. ,f .h morning. The other. ' iJ. of B. F. Burchardt, 1836 SroVurrfd.t715 1n-.b..,-.Neither did any damage. iiu Ple Party Tie children of Lone Piue school J, h0M a Christmas party Wednes $,vUS at 7:30 in the school ' . to which parents are invited. Ln will be another party Thurs 1,1 after"1""1 during school hours tbe children alone, after tthich dol will he dismissed for the term. ,...iin city Granoe Meets He regular meeting of the June- ... ntv irrnnge will be held Friday . -unto. December 25, at 8 o'clock. I A program will be given after the itinse "linS y tlle yullS People, T.fh one is requesiea to onng a n . ... tit L. A number. jteiresitnwuiB iu oe --uuj, popcorn balls and nuts. ' Terrltr Doa Lost . Mrs. Mary Mnnroe, 1353 Lincoln tlrfrf. reports that a small white male foi terrier dog, left with her by to owner to care for, has disappeared ind anyone knowing of its where ibouts rpny inform her. The dog an ittra to the name of "Zippo." Stray Cow Is Found Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bauer, route t Eugene, reported Monday that Ibff are harboring on their property stray cow with a bell about her ik. The owner of the cow may rfjain possession by coming after it, or calling 45-F-3. Movii to Spokane 8. J. Wounns, who has recently told his interest in the Eugene Dental laboratory and home at 790 West Broadway, is moving to Spokane, Wash. He will take over a eimilar bosintss there which he purchased a in weeks ago. Radio Program Given The Veatch Funeral Home radio propum Tuesdny from 12:30 to 1 p. m. will feature Brandon Young, harp irti, as guest artist, Rollin Calkin, baritone soloist and Robert Gould as erfaniet. .Christmas Party Tonight The Spanish war veterans and their families will hold a Christmas party at the armory Monday evening. There will be a program, treats for the children and an exchange ef lifts. Liai Men at Confertnoe 0. S. Fletcher, county agricultural lent, Cal M. Young, county com ninioner, Tom Green of Coburg and Ralph F. Laird of Jasper attended the weed control conference at Corvallie Saturday. Flit Fire A Monday morning flue fire called out tbe department at 9 o'clock. The Maw was in a residence at 1329 But Nineteenth avenue. No damage waa done. Property Transaction Completed Sin. Robert McCulloch has eold her property on East. Twelfth avenue F. Waters, it was announced Monday. Family at Newport Mra. Otto Gilstrap and son, Sid- wj, are spending the holidays at Newport. Mr. Gilstrap will join them Christmas day. , Vlt Parents Here Hward Vogt, Jr., and Albert "It, students at the etate college -orvaiiis, are at the family home mm Santa Clnra for the holldaya. I'm Morris at Waldport Miss Ann Morris, teacher In the "raw nigh school, has gone to Wald. Wt to spend the holidays. '"" Mrs. Jackson Here Mr. Snri trm fiM T.l..An . ?' Mohawk valiey were shopping in s .tiomny. Mr-and Mra. Finn In City r, and Mrs. Peter Finn of Vida ,i" tngene Monday, doing some of Christmas shopping. "r From I ak John Wilt of the Leaburg section - tmene visitor Mondsy. In Records CIRCUIT COURT rirt '.,0, f,rnmdt against Fred (."," Myrtle Frey, euit filed to """-'nace in sum of $600. -Ni" '"' J- E" 1L' '"'"n and others, suit filed A SCARF The personal GIFT that he will like and use. j '""-Not Sale Merchandise j ' Richards Men's Store formerly Wades to quiet title to land in section 17, township 15 south of range 6 weBt. MARRIAGE LICENSE8 Charles W. Harlow of Wendliug and Gladys F. Collins of Eugene. Francis Deedon and Leona Nichols, both of Walton. Obituaries Mrs. Emma J. Ward Mra, Emma J. Ward died at her ht me, route one, December .20, at the age of 78 years. She was born in 1858 in Salem, Oregon and moved with her parents to Lorane in 1S64. They came to Eugene in liKHi. Mrs. Ward was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal church in Eugene and of the Neighbors of Woodcraft and Rebekah lodges. Mrs. Ward waa active in church nnd lodge work and was eneawil in the floral business, having operated 1 me ex moral stoop for 13 years. : She is survived by two sons, Wil Lam A. Ward of Eugene and Harton Wurd, at home; a sister, Mrs. Mvrtle Green of North Hollywood, Calif.; a brother, D. B. Russell of Tulare. Calif.; three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be held at tha Veateh Funeral Home Wednesday at p. m. Rev. E. J. Fulton will of ficiate and interment will be in the l.O.O.F. cemetery. Edgar M. Kelly Edgar M. Kelly, 00, died at the home of Etta Runk, 15 miles out on the Lorane highway, early Monday morning. Death was sudden. lived there for three years. He had Mr. Kelly was born near Cretswell Feb. 21, 1876, and had lived in Lane county all his life. He had never umrrieu. x Miierai arrangements arc being made at the Poole chapel. Mrs. Mary Brown - Mrs. Mary Brown died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Watters, 1407 Washington street, December 21, at the age of 79 years. one was born in Jervik, Norway, April 28, 1857, and came to the United States in 1874. Mrs. Brown lived in Minnesota, Iowa, and Mon tana before coming . to Oregon in 1925. - She is survival by two daughters. Mrs. It. J. Willisms of Denver, Colo.; and Mrs. W. W. Watters of Eugene, and two grandchildren. The body will be sent to Butte. Montana, for funeral services and burial. The Veatch funeral home is in charge. I. S. Potter I. S. Potter. 57, of Springfield, died Monday morning at the Sacred Heart hospital. He was born in Missouri on December 23, 18 1 8, but moved with his family to Midvale, Idaho, when five years old. In 1907 he mnr ried Edna Wilson of Midvale. moving to Lewiston, Idaho, in 1015 where the family lived for 20 years. The Pot ters csme to Springfield in April, 1930, living on route 2.. Deceased is survived by the widow, Mrs. Edna Potter; by three sons, Marlon, Marvin, and Hubert, all of Springfield; by five daughters, Mrs. Alice DeWeese, of Palouse, Wash., Mrs. Mike Caragro, of Lewiston, Mrs. Anna -Hiatt, of Pierce, Idaho; Mrs. Meatrice Kline of Lewiston, and Miss Dorothy Potter of Springfield; by two brothers, W. F. Totter of Midvale, and Fred of Grand Coulee, Wash.; by two sisters, Mrs, Laura Hilligoss, of ClarkBton, Wash., and Mrs. Lorena Haunt, of La Grande. ' The funeral service will be held Tuesdsy afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Phil Bartholomew chapel in Spring field. The body will be' shipped to Lewiston for interment. , Joseph Strome Joseph Strome, 79, a resident of the Harmony district near Junction City since 1879, died Sunday at a Salem hospital. He had ben in poor health for the past two years. He was the son of Abraham and Catherine Strome, born in Ohio on November 6, The Veatch Funeral Home MARION VEATCH, Proprietor Individualized service at minimum cost Assistants: E. CLAUDE GRAY ALVEN BERTELSEN NTJETA JONES, Secretary ROBERT GOULD, Organist Radio program every Tuesday 12:30 to 1:00 o'Clock BRANDON YOUNG, Harpist, Guest Artist, ROLLIN CALKLN, Baritone Soloist ROBERT GOULD, Pipe Organist SMALL CALENDARS FOR ACH ,AMIaY AS LONO AS THEY LAST 1857. In 1870 the family moved west end setled near Junction City. Joseph Stroma married Miss Isabell Smythe of Junction City in 1SS7. Three chil dren were born to this union before the wife's death in 1001. In 1004 he married Mrs. Lizzie Kneble, and one son was born of this union.. Deceased is survived the widow, by two daughters, Mrs. Ruby Crow and Mrs. Evelyn Ilarpole of Junction City; by one stepdaughter, Mrs. Vina Anderson of Castle Rock, Wash.; by one son, Gillis, of Junction City; by two brothers, John of Junction City and Chris of Santa Clara; by one sis ter, Mrs. Mollis Compbell of Eu gene; and by eight grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tues day at 2 p. m. at the Miller chapel in Junction City. Interment will be in the Odd Fellows cemetermy. Funerals John F. Maughsa The body of John I. Maughan will be sent from the Vcnlch funeral home to Ogden, . Utah, for funeral and burial. Angela Sustello Funeral services for Angela Sus tello will be held from the Veatch funeral home Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. Rev. E. J. Fulton will officiate and interment will be in the Laurel Hill cemetery. Bailey Hill School Will Give Program : FOUR OAKS. Dec. 21. (Special) The Bailey Hill school children hove 'prepared an evening of enter tainment for their parents and friends to be presented in the. Four Oaks grange hall. Wednesday, December 23 at 8 o'clock. The program will be as follows: Ex ercise, Through a Christmas Garland by primary grades; play; "The Magic Tree," by primary grades; pantomine, "Silent Night," by small girls; read ing, "Once More," by Harley Huff; song, "Snnta Claus Ib Coming to Town," by primary grades; plays, "Christmas Candle," .."Back Numbers at Christmas,'; and -'.'Life', of .the Christmas Party," by the upper tirades; pantomine, "Why Santa Was Late"; vocal duet by elda and Verle l'ryor; vocal duet by , Etta Bennett nnd Lillian Dietz; accordion selections by Juanitn Iint-imissen. -' , Veneta Community Club Has Program VEXETA, Dec. 21. (Special) The Veneta Community club, spon' sored a pie social and free program. After the pies were sold there was a free dance. Music was furnished by the Dudes of the West. Cake and coffee and sandwiches were sold. Mrs. Keeler and Mrs. Hockley were in charge of tbe program Thursday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brechtel have moved into the Jack Piper home. Mrs. Frank Flick entertained the following at a birthday dinner for her husband: Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom Fair of Elmira, and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gustafson. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Falson visited with Mrs. Falson'a sister, Mrs. Cal Winningham at Dexter this week. Mrs. Lulu Alley of Springfield was visiting ber ehildren in Veneta this week. Tree Tuesday Night There will be a Christmas program and tree ' Tuesday evening at the Veneta community hall by tbe Sunday school and grammar, school. There will be candy for all the kiddies. . Mrs. Peter Coolgaard of Elmira was a business visitor in Veneta this week. George Bailey of Florence Is visit ing in .Veneta this week. for Baby's Cold Proved best by two generations of mothers. VAPoFt.ua ara -tit & -"'-ITHim mww ' '!9f' TH V' "If ferf ma it SPRINGFIELD. Dec. 21. (Spe cial) A large crowd was present Saturday evening for the annual Springfield high school carnival, held in the auditorium and downstairs rooms of the high school. Ruth Keeler. senior, was selected queen and was crowned in a special coronation ceremony by Marvin Gor- rie, senior president, i'rincesses in cluded Floy Collier, junior; Wanda Lu Dirk, sophomore, and Beryl Kooert- son. freshman. 1 Allen Sneed was master of cere monies at the program which fol lowed. The program included num bers by the boys quartet, a harmonica solo by Malcom Hansen, a violin solo by Betty Jean Jacobsen, a tap dance by Neva Puckett, a vocal solo by Francea Cornell, and an accordion duet by Billy Davis and Robert Gard ner. After the program, the crowd went downstairs where there were special booths aud concession. Gener al chairman for the carnival was Jack Logan, social promoter for the stu dent body, assisted by Dale Robert son, Alice Logan, Beth Schantol, and Robert Pollard. Edward Waltman Sells Property SrRlNGFIELD, Dec. 21. (Spe cial) Mayor Edward Waltman, re tiring mayor of Springfield, has sold his property on North Eighteenth street, and is moving to southern Oregon as soon as arrangements are completed. The property has been purchased by V. O. Jones of Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Waltman are making their tem porary residence at the home of Mr. and Mra. Kelso, 037 E street. Mr. Waltman will be succeeded as mayor by Dr. W. H. Pollard in the January meeting of the city council. Springfield Schools Dismiss Wednesday SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 21. (Spe cial) Special Yuletlde programs will be featured Wednesday in the three Springfield public schools aa the Christmas vacations set under way. At the high school, the Girls league is sponsoring a benefit for the student Oody, eacn . students -admission charge" being a toy. These will be wiven to the needy children of Spring' field. In charge of the distribution is Ruth Keeler, chairman of social wel fare committee of the league. "When Christmas Comes." an op eretta, will be given at Lincoln school at 1 oclock Wednesday by the ehil dren for their Barents. The girls' glee club Is sponsoring the operetta. A special dress rehearsal Tuesday nfternon will enable the lower grades to witness the play. Parties in their respective class rooms will be given by pupils of Brattain school, with each child get ting a treat. Churches Celebrate Christmas Sunday SPRINGFIELD. Dec. 21. (Spe cial) Two Springfield churches held their Christmas programs Sunday, with both reporting a large atten dance. In the afternoon the Methodist church presented "The Star of Prom ise." There were also special Yule observances in Sunday school and in the morning service. The Christian church presented its cantata "Yule tide Memories" Sunday evening. The IB Baking" rowder Schilling Baptist program will be given Wed nesday evening, its presentation beiug The l.ot star." Juanita Rebekahs Slate Yule Party SPRINGFIELD. Dec. 21. (Sne- cial) Juanita Kebrknhs are holding their annual Christmas party Mon day evening in the I. O. 0. F. hall, bo ginning at 7:30 o'clock. There will be a Christmas program and exchange of fifteen cent aids. The committee In charge includes Misa Mnry Ann louk, Mrs. Clara Taylor, and Miss Vinnie McPherson. AENEAS CLUB TO MEET SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 21. (Spe cial) The Aeneas club will meet Tuesdny afternoon at the parlors of .Mrs. i. r. bgKmuiun for its Christ mas party, beginning at 2:30 o'clock. In charge will be Mrs. J. T. Moore. TO GIVE PROGRAM SPRINGFIELD. Dec. 21. (Spe cial) The Hnppy Evening club of Springfield will hold its Christmas program luesilny evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Hnrry Whitney, with Mrs. Ernest Anderson as host ess. The program will bo directed by the drama committee. 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