pecember 21, 1938
THE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON
Page Three,
. CITY NEWS NOTES -
. Dnnair Rnads
Cf"b$en and Jensen, Portland
.tractors, who Dum me revei
Ton the banks of the Wil
ling rock to the river and have
placed them in as good condition
las it is possible to do with a
blading machine. The county
lamette river in the government C .Wednesday expressed its
flood control project on gSS !ferecla,"n , work. Jack
pasture island ha Harrngton, the company's super-
roads used bv them t e?aem nad charse of the
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road repairs.
Lodge to Install
Installation of officers will be
held at the meeting of McKentie
River lodge, A. F. & A. M.,
Thursday evening. Lyman Pal
mer will be installing officer,
and Dr. R. E. Mclntyre, install
ing marshal. A past masters' jew
el Will be nrpsAntpH tn William
jC. Clubb, retiring master, by D.
nynn. tieroert T. Wiltshire
is the new worshipful master.
Benefit Dance Success
The benefit dance held recently
by the Fall Creek Community club
was a success, the committee in
charge reports. The committee is
extending its thanks to all wha
helped to make it such a success.
The committee members are Mrs.
Raymond Gruber, Mrs. Jack Pal
mer, Mrs. Joe Conner, Mrs. Tuck
er, Mrs. H. Vohs and Mrs. T. J.
Tengs.
Veteran Goes to Hospital
Nelson Perkins of Goldson, who
has been receiving treatment at
the Sacred Heart hospital for some
time past, was taken to the United
States veterans' hospital in Port
land Wednesday. He is a veteran of
the Spanish-American war. He
was taken to Portland by Allen
Hart.
Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. Myron E. Jones
stopped in Eugene for a visit at
he home of Mrs. Jones' father,
Dr. E. T. Helms, Tuesday, on
their way to San Francisco. Mr.
Jones is deputy sheriff of Clat
sop county and is on his way to
California to take back a prison-
Gets Five Dog Licenses
J. L. Sullivan, Creswell RFD1,
was at the county clerk's office
Tuesday to obtain the 1939 li
cense on his five dogs. Mr. Sul
livan has a large flock of sheep
and keeps the dogs to guard them
from predatory animals and rov
ing town dogs.
State Teachers to Meet
Many of the Lane county teach
ers are planning to attend the an
nual meeting of the Oregon State
Teachers' association, to be held
in Portland December 28, 29, and
30. L. C. Moffitt, county superin
tendent, also plans to attend ths
sessions.
Returns to Roseburg
Mrs, T. H. Ness has returned
to her home in Roseburg follow
ing a four-day visit in Eugene
with her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. A, L, Hawn,
and family. She was joined here
by her daughter, Miss Virginia
Ness, who is a student at the
Portland university nurses
school.
Frost Injures Roads
The recent freezing weather
appears to have softened the
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roads in the Mohawk valley more
than in many places in the coun
ty, according to Edwin Tullar,
county road supervisor. Now that
the surface is thawing out some
of the roads are very soft, he
says.
Program Is Thursday
The Christmas program of the
Lighthouse Temple Sunday
school and the pageant given by
the choir will be presented
Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Before
the program, the church orches
tra will give a half-hour concert.
Talk Comes Wednesday
The regular broadcast of the
Lane County Medical society
will be given Wednesday from
8:15 to 8:30 o'clock. Dr. W. B.
Shepard will be the speaker, his
topic to be: "White Collar Hazards."
School Officers Here
Luther Prindel, director, and
Ted Swanson, clerk of the Alpha
school district, were in Eugene
Tuesday and transacted school
business at the office of L. C. Mof
fitt, county superintendent.
Visits at Roseburg
O. D. McAUster of Eugene spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. L, J. Crafton in Roseburg. Mr.
McAUster and Mr. Crafton are
both employed by the S. P. com
pany here.
Go to California
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lord are
leaving for Long Beach, Cal., to
visit Mr. Lord's sister, Mrs. E. K.
Taylor. They will return by Jan
uary 10.
Attend Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Wagy were
called to Portland Saturday by the
illness of Mr. Wagy's mother, who
died Sunday, Funeral services were
held at Rose and Sons' chapel Wed
nesday in Portland.
Rebuilding Bridge
The county bridge over Bear
creek at Bear Creek station west
of Junction City on the High
Pass road is being rebuilt by a
county crew. It will be a piling
bridge 50 feet long.
Secretary on Vacation
W. F. Mumm, secretary of Spen
cer Butte lodge of the Odd Fel
lows, is in Seattle on a week's va
cation. John Starr is taking his
place while he is absent.
Flue Fire
Firemen were called to the home
qf C. F. Wright, 1763 Olive street,
to extinguish a flue fire. No dam
age was reported.
Attorney Here
Alta King, attorney, of Cottage
Orove, was a visitor in Eugene
Tuesday and transacted legal bus
iness at the courthouse.
Visiting in Ashland
Alice Coggins of Eugene Is vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A,
L. Coggins, In Ashland for a few
days.
Visits Parents Here-
Mrs. Roberta Spicer Moffitt, of
Moscow, Idaho, is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F, M.
Spicer, in Eugene during the
holidays.
week for Texas to spend the
holidays with relatives.
Troqp Meet Postponed
The meeting of Troop 46 of
Boy Scouts is postponed this
week on account of the Christ
mas program at the Roosevelt
school. It is planned to meet
next week as usual.
Records
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Colby F. Sanborn of Junction
City R. R. D. and Alice Marie
Bailey of Junction City.
Sidney Leilsen and Thora Hult,
both of Cheshire.
CIRCVIT COl'RT
Virginia Gauthierc against G. E.
Gauthiere, suit filed for divorce.
Cora D. Roberts against Austin
L, Roberts, suit filed for divorce.
TRAFFIC t'Ol'RT
H. Houser, E. Stone, Roger Flies
back, R. W. Schiska, H. H. Fox,
Carl Miller, overtime parking, each
fined SI.
Mark Hathaway, C. E. Buell, G.
W. Mintz, Marion Notvedt, double
parking, each fined SI.
Dorris Walker, parking in load
ing zone, fined $1.
BUILDING PERMITS
Union Oil. company, service sta
tion repairs at 1095 Willamette, $35.
J. E. Mencke, new garage and
woodshed at 811 17th avenue east,
$75.
JUSTICE COURT
Arthur Bjugstad fined $25 for
failure to keep record of purchases
oi rur; fine suspended.
CIRCUIT COURT
Mark aKinncr, state superin
tendent of hanks, against Frances
Tiffany, suit dismissed bavins
been settled.
Karl F. Kellogg against City
Wardrobe Cleaners and others.
suit filed for the appointment of a
receiver for the company.
BIRTHS
SHEW At the Sacred Heart gen
eral hospital, Tuesday, Decem
ber 20, 1938. to Mr. and Mrs.
L. L. Shew, Marcola, a boy.
GOODMAN At the Sacred Heart
general hospital, Tuesday, De
cember 20, 1938, to Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Goodman, 249 South
Third, Springfield, a girl,
WILBUR At the Sacred Heart
general hospital, Tuesday, De
cember 20, 1938, to Mr. and
Mis. Joseph Wilbur, Seventeenth
street, Springfield, a boy.
CAMPBELL At the Sacred Heart
general hospital, Tuesday, De
cember 20, 1938, to Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett Campbell, Eugene,
a girl.
pita! Wednesday morning.
She was born January io,
1849. at Moon, Iowa. For 42
years she lived in Iowa, and has
been in Springfield for 11 years.
She lived in the meantime, three
years in Medford, Oregon.
Mrs. Street is survived by her
husband, Albert A., and a son,
G. L. Sinclair of Vancouver,
Washington,
BOUNTY
Bounty collected by Donald
Johnson of Mapleton on two bob
cats.
Funerals
Berhard A. Pedersen
Funeral services for Berhard W
Pedersen will be held Thursday at
2 p. m. from the Dancbo Lutheran
church, Rev. S. J. Hansen offici
ating. Interment will be in the
Dancbo Lutheran cemetery.
Obituary
Mrs. Rlioda Street
SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 21 (Spe
cial) Mrs. Rhoda Street, S9, and
a resident of Mill and south D
streets, died in a Eugene hos-
Willamette Park Will
Hold Holiday Dances
Because Christmas Eve and New
Year's Eve fall on Saturday nights.
and the following Mondays are
holidavs, Willamette Park will
hold dances on Saturday and Sun
day of both weeks. The ballroom
will be decorated for the Christmas
season, and Christmas favors will
be given each patron. Art Hoi
man's band will play, and a new
singer will be the feature of the
evening. Those who wish table
reservations are asked to call
Springfield 51-F-2 as early as pos
sible, as reservations will not be
held after 10:30 on any dance
night. Special arrangements may
be made for large parties.
Christmas Party
At Skating Rink
A big Christmas party will oe
held at the Paramount skating rink
at 25 Seventh avenue west Friday
,;otit it is nmtoHnppri bv D. O.
Soasey, proprietor and manager of
the rinR. mere is stealing tivciy
night at the rink, which is located
in the former Moose dance hall.
It cost approximately $25,000 to
kill each soldier during the World
Two Complete Jungle
Villages Made for
Flight Into Nowhere
Two complete jungle villages
were built by more than 150 car
penters and landscape gardeners,
working under the general super
vision of Jack Holt, for use In the
Columbia star's latest action
drama, "Flight Into Nowhere."
The film, which opens at the May
flower theatre for a two-day run
beginning Friday, is set in the
South American jungles, in which
Mr. Holt had, during vacations
from Hollywood, conducted sev
eral big game expeditions. An au
thority on South American lore,
Mr. Holt regretfully turned cvm
his post as technical supervisor to
qualified aviation experts when
sets luplicating the tower and con
trol room of the Burbank, Calif.,
airport were needed for the same
picture.
Hunt Club Hears
Interesting Talk
T3 mnor lien of trail. and Toads
in traffic by riders, fire preven
tion, ana many situations wjuui
may arise through ownership and
f ww will be dis-
I cussed by J. Francis Troedson as
the program feature oi weaim
day evening's Eugene Hunt club
meeting at the Four H auditori
.. f-irwM!nf?K. The meet
ing start at 8:30, with the social
ride preceding the meeting, start
ling at 7:30.
War. The direct cost of the war
was $2O0,O00,00,u00; the killed to
taled 8,000,000.
In Hospital
Mrs. Robert McDaniels is In the
Sacred Heart hospital, where she
was taken Sunday for an operation.
From Junction City
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tracer and
son of Junction City were Eu
gene visitors Tuesday,
From Mapleton
Donald Johnson of Mapleton
transacted business in Eugene
Tuesday.
Goes to Texas
Eugene Vaughn Is leaving this
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