Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, September 21, 1938, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.ber 21. 1938. THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON Page Three. : TCITY NEWS NOTES - on one coyote; Roy Love of Jasper on one covote. WHAT'S DOING Wednesaay Wednesday evening-Lane fair, fairgrounds. tcua- Thursday HI dav a"d evening. Lane :,n,y' fair, fairgrounds. -Active club week sWheon.Fugene hotel. invitation Lodge. No 33. Knights K1-' has received an jnvita T, Valley Lodge of Corval :SJ a't-end a meeting of that '.. 'r1dav even.ng. Sept. -6 -v newly rebuilt hall will jValed Grand officers will i-rd-ince. Members of Hel d".5iring to attend will , a t''C,r hal1 at 6 'cipr,c p J ,.;,ere transportation will be - About C ompleted -rangle aW, ior mc Hey power -V lams w MARRIAGE LICENSES Sept. 23. at the home of Mrs. C J RFn A 1 , 'arn ,Luse Smith. Petersen Apartments. 7:5 cZ s,a route Ber,el5e ' ?uckkS1SoTnearteTi1'-,nbea,PO,t-1 Unc? r'Nurre and Mary rl 12 30 oclpcis ;E".ke. both of Eugene. . v me wiling year win ce discussed. At Van Dyke Home Guests at the E. L. home this week are Dyke's brother, H. C. ot Manning, Iowa, his daughters, Mrs. Robert Allen and her daueh- ter, Phoebe May of El Centra, Cal BI SINF.SS NAME Certificate of assumed business name, Li-Lite Cafe, filed. Van Dyke i vt Dyke" Obituaries .,f accor -Mffletor ana u...s- of the :",le lake resort, who was in .nans' . Th 0 -;feT the water from the flume Re generating turbines was ex- to arrive at the site Wed- i ) nfftnflr Mnft rosipu.ii- Four OaKS grange rt- ---, reeular fourth Friday of the -"onth meeting this week because ., Tounty fair week, and will meet ..'.ToUowing Friday. Sept. SO. at ; o'clock at the grange hall for a ibooster night" program. All of .,e community are invited, the " 'masting and program to be open. I SAW woman driving on the streets of Cottage Grove with . pan of chicken feathers on the front bumper of her can 't. T. What Did You See? Bennie Isackson CANARY, Sept. 21. (Special) Bennie Isncksnn. 59 Hier Smi- i F. W. Van Dyke of Oregon City ! tember 12 at the Kelso general1 recently visited his parents, Mr. ! hospital in Kelso, Wash., after an : and Mrs. E. L. Van Dyke, and sis- "ness of almost two years. He . ters Mrs. Mobley and Mrs. Tucker ! wns m" " 111 " a.-nington s.eptem- i ' I ber 5. 1909. and spent most of his I Realty Board to Meet A chalk talk by Robert Frescott will be given to Eugene realtors at their Friday noon meeting at Mc- Crady s cafe. General discussion will cover the constitution of the Eugene Real Estate board and the obligations of realtors to the pub lic and to one another. Members are urged to be present. (KM mHIS l a lot of row. "Lour Star." said In lie the lart.-st living milch i row. will be sern In Kuitene for two days starling Monday. Sept. 26. lite in Was'hmEton n e low n l"t of the llvln human and animal odilihes rvh.l.ition of l ie ndu rv On " Mav i9?Snf ; mammoth exposition train. The exhibit. ho.."d rn its on special rail -married Mra fv K L'avlor He ay cars, will be located on the Southern IM-Kir railroad tracks at the S V5 bhisNXone step!'""0'' "in 0P ' th twm n0n Un'" Woodard Road Taken Under Consideration To Visit Postmaster Mr. and Mrs. Clarence H. Grant of Portland, daughter and son-in-law of Postmaster and Mrs. F. L. Armitage, were to have arrived here by auto Wednesday after noon for a visit, Mr. Armitage announced. Burglary Attempt Falls City police Tuesday night in vestigated an attempted break and enter at the home of Mrs. Oriss Halbert, 2211 Olive street. A screen had been cut and an at tempt made to force the rear door lock but entrance was not gained. sen. Harold C. Jones, of kanie; his mother and stepfather Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson one brothr, Elmer Isackson: one. f-'at5. 10 p. m. daily. Castle Rock cemetery. Funerals Bert E. Cox Funeral services for Bert E. Cox will be held Thursday at 2 p. m. from the Veatch chapel. Rev. J. D. McCormick officiating. Interment will be in the Masonic cemetery. R. E. Morris To Run For Councilman Injures Back Scott A. Brown, 1379 Twenty first avenue east, received a back injury caused by lifting while working on the displays at the county fair Tuesday afternoon. He was taken to the Eugene hospital. seper Demonstrated A machine that sweeps the street rutters is being demonstrated in igene by a factory representa tive. It has attracted a great deal "(attention among members of the iseet department and city offi cials generally. He from Twin Falls Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Reat and daughter, Lois, of Twin Falls, Ida ho, are in Eugene visiting at the home of Mrs. Carrie R. Norris, 1S48 Mill street. Miss Lois Reat ,viU attend the University of Ore- Vlstt Home Folks Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Neal are en joying a visit this week from their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore, who came here from Washington, D. C. Schools Get Money A distribution of $53,771.28 spe cial tax money was made Wednes day by County Treasurer Grace Schiska. Practically every district :n the county will be benefited by je distribution. Rome from Pendleton Mrs. H. L. Studley, her son Dick, and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Robertson, have returned from Pendleton there they attended the Round-up Mta McClew Here Miss Helen McClew, who is inching in the high school at Si tz, was in Eugene the last week Hid visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McClew. From Ariiona Mrs. Claude Lee of Tucson, Ari- :ona. is visiting at the home of her OTther-in-law, Dr. W. B. Lee, in Iu?ene. She is a former resident :I this citv. Fyschlc Society Meets The Progressive Pyschic SO' iy will meet Thursday, Septenv w 22, at 8 p. m. at 1195 Moss street. !(turns to San Francisco- Mrs. Helen Young has returned o San Francisco after a two twits' visit at the home of her ", Mrs. Ellis Parker, in Eugene. V(h Go to Corvallis A number of members of Wil anette post of the Veterans of ?mign Wars are planning a visit J uie post at Corvallis Saturday '-Pit. to N'euport Mrs. Ceha Baker, 1166 Pearl rt. left Wednesday morning for wport r,n a pleasure and busi- s trip. 'Wrle Stolen frvin Chamberlain. 973 Eleventh s'tr.ue ea r. reported to police 'jay that his bicycle was sto- from heme between 9:15 and 'P. m. Leave on Deer Hunt- Lee Hoselton, Ed Hoselton and Joy Englehart planned to leave Wednesday or Thursday for Prai rie City in eastern Oregon, on a deer hunt. Grove Couple Here Mr. and Mrs. George M. Haw- ley of Cottage Grove were Eu gene visitors Wednesday. Mr. Hawley is ex-county commission er. Finds Old Shoes According to Harry Holt, mana ger of tne Busier Brown onue Store, the party who accidenatlly put an old pair of shoes in the wrong parked car can get them at his store. Attorney in City Alta King, attorney at Cottage Grove, transacted law business in Eugene Wednesday. Former Judge Visits John S. Coke, former judge in this district, was a visitor in Eu gene, Tuesday. From Monroe Mrs. Sumner Turner of Monroe was a visitor Tuesday. INSTALLATION HELD AT MARCOLA HALSEY. Sent. 21 (Special) MARCOLA, Sept. 21. (Special) ister. Nellie Anderson, all of Sil- Puritv Rcbekah lodae has in- The briduc club met at the home ver Lake. Wash.; three nephews stalled ' Mrs. Nolle Frum past f Mrs. Ada Martin last week, and one niece. .'noble grand. Mrs. Muriel Robins, Those present were Mrs. Vcrmil- ruuerai services were neia ai i K, r. xt,. clonun. sec- i;.. ,,A.t nrf mmlw were retary; and B. M. Bond, treasurer; j m,s Gladys Hatton. Mrs. Alice Beulah Koontz, conductor; Alberta j pil(;e. Mrs. Fred Fischer, Mrs. Cross, warden; Nolle Frum, right , Christina Peterson, Mrs. Anna supporter of noble grand; Kuth i Wald. Mrs. Laura Enstlinm. and Holloway, left supporter of noble j ,lp hostr;:s mrs. Martin. The next grand. Phyllis Holt has been ap-1 mrrtjnR xvlu he at the home of pointed musician; Martha Nichols, j y.c chaplain; Belle Gromley. inside; (.v,,.,,' Mabe. Bud Dorsev. Al- guarriian, out tney were not pie ent to be installed, but will be later. Esther Bond, district dep uty president, assisted by Mrs. Minerva Laubner as deputy secre tary and treasurer, Mis. Lena Veatch, deputy chaplain; Mrs. Grace Sickels, deputy musician; Mrs. Hatlie Peterson, deputy mar shal, did the installing. The new noble grand appointed Margaret Smith and Gertrude Schukis as a visiting committee for the next two i , A ......1.1 l.V.ll,o,.; wct'KS, r.uuiui i i in'iii twin iiniij .... , , o ., ,.,i ,.,.., n . ' . :,, f,. ,1,,. division 1 and 2 met unci oig.m term; Nolle Frum and Koontz, finance committee. They decided to invite the Albany lodge to visit Sept. 2 as the local lodge celebrates the eigthy-seventh anni versary of the founding of the order. This is a part of a nation wide corhmemoration. Ruth Hollo way and Alberta Cross was ap pointed as a refreshment commit tee for that night. Grace Sickels, Margaret Smith and Hattie Peter son as table and kitchen commit tee. The lodge decided to amend two sections of its by-laws and Minerva Laubner, Lena Veatch, and Esther Bond were appointed the committee to revise them. Fol lowing the business session re freshments were served in the dining hall. i o. mm r , J To 1 The Lane county court has taken under consideration the request of the Walter A. Woodard Lumber company for the construction of half a mile of new road connect ing the Black Butte road with the Pacific highway in the vicinity of the company's mill at Latham. The new road, for the most part, would replace the present road connect ing the other two main roads. The members of the court Tuesday afternoon went over the route after having luncheon with the chamber of commerce of Cottage Grove. Graveling of the new Sears road in Delight Valley, as distance of three miles, has been completed, it was reported Wednesday by P. M. Morse, county engineer. BF.U.FOUNTAIN. Sept. 21. ! (Special) The Monroe high , school held a reception Friday i evening at the high school build- ing, honoring the Hellfc.nntain and Bunker Hill students who are attending Monroe high school. Bunker Hill students high school are Mammie Leah 1 anil his mother. Dr. V. II. Dale's Ijdy Satin, took third place, in the Redding, Evelvn Crawford. Laura . class for mares and colts at the slate fair, iney win oe seen eunrs Mav llardell, Virginia Wallace riav at the I.ane county fair, ltrauty's daddy is Edgwood Bourbon, wetl and Pherson Redding. Belltoun- known stallion formerly owned by Dean Wayne L. Morse, and now tain students registered nre Dor- w ith the big Dollar stables of San Francisco. Carl Baker photo. Wiltshire engraving ' rpllIRD best colt In tti; stale in iireson is mis nmpjr umn attending I 1 show n w ith his mistress. Miss Georgia Dale. Young Black Beauty SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 21. (Spe cial) R. E. Morris, Springfield barber, has filed his petition to run for city councilman this fall. Others who have filed for the of fice of councilman are Harold Mc pherson and George B. Kendall. C. L. Aldrirh will run for re election as city recorder, and Ed Privat has filed his petition for treasurer. Mr. Aldrich has announced that October 8 is the last day for vot ers to register in order to vote in the general election November 8. Records (l To Meet T-nser.d club No. 6 will be en "air.ed hv tr r-,mr. r, Miu Ver.y at" their home. 212 Pearl -"t, Friday at 8 p.m. T Meet Friday Ejcrne Societv for the 'M of Hiring will hold the firs'. Jig of the season, Friday. BUILDING TERMITS Eugene shingle mill, 865 Frank lin boulevard, alterations, $50. W. G. Irvin, 643 Thirteenth ave nue east, cleaning shop repairs, $10. Pacific cooperative poultry pro duce, 506 Olive, warehouse alter ations, S4000. . A. B. Dotson, 207 High, reshingle residence, 570. G. M. Deierlcin. 1724 Alder, re sidence repairs, $40. Seth Laraway, 676 Broadway, reshingle residence, $60. POLICE COt'RTS Frank H. Sues. Pete Peterson, double parking. $1 each. Austin Dodds. Glenn Byrnes, overtime narking. $1 each. Harry S. Regnart, failing to stop at stop street, $J. Lamb's grocery, tobacco license, SI. PRORATE COl'RT J M. Cornutt appointed admini strator of estate of Genevieve Lake r-nmutt riereased. Judd siauner, E. C. King and Courtney Towne appointed appraisers. BOUNTY n,,r,( collected by R. T. Cress man of Greenleaf on one seal: Wil liam McFadden of Eugene RFD 4 Dinner,Program Held By M. E. Church SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 21. (Spe cial) The all-church meeting of the Methodist Episcopal church and the Men's Brotherhood meet ing of the church were held jointly Tuesday evening, with a potluck supper followed by a pro gram. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Evans showed moving pictures of Scot land and England, where they spent the summer. The next meet ing of the Brotherhood will Be October IB. P. J. Bartholomew is' general chairman. ton Mathews and Darwin Neil were one group of hunters who left Sunday for eastern Oregon; Merle Fischer left Monday noon and will join his father. Walter Fischer. Guy Smt'.h and others from Tillamook near Izee in east ern Oregon. Glen Nielson also has left on a hunting trip. CI. IHS OKC'.AM.ED MAIM.KTON. Sept. 21. (Sep ,.;.,llTlie 4-11 Handicraft club 1,11 1 1 ,v .1 1 1l.. Beulah I l7va, m tne c.i aue sen.-... lowing omccrs we IV I-IIVai m division 2. president, l.eroy Mason: vice-president, Edwin Huntington; secretary. Henery Sindt, treasurer; Sammy Riggs, tool manager; Tom Neelv, social chairman, Carl Ma son; and reporter. Eddy Harring ton. The following officers were elected in division 1 president Tom Boots: vice-president. Ival Martin; secretary, J i m Christy; treasurer. Clifford Philips, tool manager; Jack Christy, social chairman, Vernon Van Curler. The club voted to have a stile counter nt one of the stores every hiitur- dav, the proceeds of which will be used for summer scholarships, Springfield Churches Plan Joint Program SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 21 (Spe cial) "Go-tc-Church Sunday" will be observed by the Spring field Christian, Baptist and Meth odist Episcopal churches at their Sunday services. The churches will hold separate meetings. On Sunday. October 2, rally day will be observed. Past Noble Grands Honored By Rebekahs SPRINGFIELD. Sept. 21. (Spe cial) Past Noble Grands' night was observed at the meeting of Juanita Rebekah lodge this week, when each past noble grand at tending was presented with a gift. Mrs. Alice Dcane, who is the only charter member of the lodge who is still a member, gave a the general election November 8. talk. The F. L. Girls were in charge of the entertainment. Re freshments were served by Mrs Bertha Rouse, Miss Ila Putnam, IN UAKRIDGE OAKRIDGE, Sept. 21. (Spe cial) Mrs. C. M. Dunning was an over-night guest of her sister, Mrs. Will Hebert. recently. Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Stanley had for their guests this week, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stanley and family of Florence. Mrs. O. J. Wood of Oakland, California spent the week at the home of her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richter and family. Buddy Sayrc and Miss Doris Walker recently visited relatives of Mr. Sayre's in Portland. WALTF.RVIIXE NOTES WALTER VILLE. Sept. 21. (Special) Mr. Zahriskie and son, Douglas, are at Santa Clara this week helping with prune drying. Fire conditions are reported bet ter in this vicinity the past week end due to the light rain and low ered temperatures. Oscar Millican has had a crew of men working on his silo. TO SPEAK IN CHURCH SHKDD. Sept. 21 (Special) Mrs. Ada Dunlap will speak at the Shedd United Presbyterian church soon. Mrs. Dunlap, who Is a mis sionary in Egypt home on furlough, will tell of missionary work in the foreign land. SCHOOL BOARD MEETS DKKHHOHN, Sept. 21. (Spe- ial) The regular monthly meet ne of the evade school board was held Monday evening at the school house. Bills were allowed, the board agreed to back a hot lunch nroiert for the pupils of the school nd nermission was given ivirs. u. S. Brown to conduct her rnunren s evangelism clnsscs in the school biiildinc each Sunday morning The floors ot the building will be oiled in the near future. The next regular meeting of the board will be held the third Monday in ucio ber. r.thy Larkin, Donna Leach, Mary Jane Key, Hazel Buckingham, Fiances Leniim. Wilbur Durham, Fail King. Lynn llmton, Ralph Wallace. Louie Wallace. Garth Larkin. Ernest Smith. John Key. Norman Humphrey, Gordon and Galen Stanturf. GO TO SCHOOL HALSEY. Sept. 21. (Special) Miss Vivian Frum is leaving this week for Monmouth where she is a senior in the Oregon State Nor mal school. Miss Darlene Uich- uds has also enrolled there. Miss Fern Houghton, n graduate of the local high schools with the class of limit, is mairiculating in Portland Bible institute. .CHAMItllR MEETS HALSEY. Sept. 21. (Special) The local chamber of commerce held its first meeting Monday eve ning. Arrangements for a recep tion for the teachers and newcom ers into the community was ar ranged for a near future date. They also decided to have a din ner nt each of their fust Monday evening meetings during the win ter and just a business session at their third Monday meeting. Farm Mortgages Seldom Higher Than 5 Percent The interest charge on Farm Mortgage Loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration cannot be higher than 5 per cent, with a mortgage insurance pre mium charge of U to 'j per rent. Payments are made montniy, miannuallv. or annually, In equal installments, depending upon the distribution of the farmer s. income 1 throughout the year. The loan may be repaid aver a period of 20 years. In cases of new home construction for owner occu pancy where the loan does not ex ceed $5,100, 25 years may be al lowed for repayment. visiting from Hastings, Neb., his father, Dr. Edward Bennett, Merla Hewitt and Walter Hibbs have gone to eastern OregVn for a week's hunting trip. ON HUNTING TRIP DRAIN, Sept. 21. (Special) A parly composed of Mr. and Mrs. Will llargan, and mother, Mrs. Frankio llargan. Mr. and Mrs. George Bonk and Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lnkey and David, and Mrs. Edna Kenney, has left for eastern Oregon on n hunting trip. Portland Cops Solve Recent Hold-Up Wave PORTLAND, Sept. 21. CP! i Four holdups which netted only $10 were believed solved today by police with .the nrrest of five boys ranging in age from 14 to 16 years. ratrolman Myron Warren and Hugh Davenport stumbled on to the alleged culprits when they chased down a speeding automo bile and found four boys in pos session of a loaded pistol. The fifth lad was arrested at his home. Among the victims was a traffic coach operator. TO HOLD DINNER MAPLKTON, Sept. 21. (Spe cial) The Townsend club No. 1 of Mapletnn is to meet in Berk's Hall Friday, Septnmber 23. at 6:110 p. m. A chicken noodle supper is to be served at R o'clock. N. E. Parish with the Jolly enertamers are to give the latest on the Town send National Recovery Plan. They are inviting every one to come. ON VACATION SPRINGFIELD. Sept. 21. (Spe cial) Miss Clara Jones, nurse in Dr. Melville Jones' office, Is spending the week at the coast. MONROE ITEMS MONROE, Sept. 21. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Ralph llibba and daughters have moved from the cabin at Benton Lane park, where they spent the summer, to the Mnllory house in the park. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. MrFarland have moved from the Catholic par sonage to the house recently va cated by the Pockrus family. Mrs. Jennie Cartwriglit moved here recently' from Eugene nnd is living In the house formerly occu pied by the Clark Bales family. Barney Bennett, who is here just in::: A new Shipment ol MODEL AIRPLANES 9 BALSA WOOD PARTS 0 CEMENT AND DOPE 0 COMPLETE KITS ' CRESSEYS' Booksellers and Stationers 861 Will. rhone 846 PLANNING GROUP MEETS HALSEY, Sept. 21. (Spcrial) The planning committee of the local Methodist Episcopal church met last week at the parsonage and ! made plans for the winter's work. Among the meetings planned were J promotion day on October 2 and j rally day on October 9. Choir i practice will begin the first week in October. Several men attended the Brotherhood meeting at Wen-; dling last week. They invited them 1 to hold the next meeting here and will be held at Brownsville Dec. 13. SCHOOLS OPEN SHEDD, Sept. 21. (Special) t.. r-i t,w Th nevi Hie i and Brado scnoois npenen meeting will be Monday evening! here on Monday morning follow- j also in a collective group under at eight o'clock. THURSTON ITEMS THURSTON, Sept. 21. (Spe cial) A. B. Mathews is having his house shingled. Articles were picked up In the Thurston vicinity Tuesday morn ing for display at the Lane county fair. Manv from the Thurston vicinity will attend the fair. Dis plays were made individually and l,'WIIIPWI.' This Sale For 3 Days Only! (Duo to Llmilod Quantities) ing the summer vacation. 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