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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1939)
Li Citizens, FROM VIDA recently to a group of friends, the VIDA, June 13.-(Special) Bruce Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Keller, was host at his home Edward Brendel, Donald Beyerlin, Edwin Daughenbaugh, Coralea Thomson, Glen Hall, Bobbie Bey erlin, and Scott Thomson, who pre sented their host with many birth day gifts, Games and horseback riding were enjoyed by the group. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Keller. Mrs. Frank Umburn has as her guests Miss Genevieve Kelley of Yuma, Arizona, and Mrs. Cambell. occasion being his birthday. Among local children attending were Bruce Beyerlin, Don Morris, GO ON TRIP HAYDEN BRIDGE, June 13. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Conning and children are on their way to Ohio, wjiere they will spend some time visiting. Mrs. W. I. Patrick went with them as far as Denver, Colorado. . ; OfS Are iiiviicu ToSfefe Jubilee . Litation for all former t-.a-on residents xo aneuu t: Lm. Ipbrations being HURRY TO WARDS ItfSSiJ"0" in the state. v r P2.: Slivered in Eugene by bi momher of the ex- otthe v fftielli anniversary of its P -ce to the union win db fcS.! ' Julv 20-23. Mr. 1$ " :j That citv has been fc.'". j L thp eovernor and fcsPat?L the official host 3 F?- .,. riionshure and Olympia io' having celebrations of -jrO!n. nprsnns who i- washineton and who lB "...,.:.. M hnmps this sum. tfincluce Stephen Chadwick, hf iru.""- Amor. ,,;Mal comnioim" . Bine Crosby, crooner- William Douglas, member P"w' . T-, Dml Tfincf tiio announcer, and Gaile Page, fr1! Washington Grangers Convene After Ball .mrrniiVER. Wash., June 13. ..'j-.raneers from the wheat- Ling plateaus of eastern Wash--r .nH the fertile valleys of t, nest mingled tonight at the laial costume oau ui ine v au taji state grange convention, re Ciag briefly in preparation for L-muous Business sessions i-oughout the remainder oi tne More than 2,000 delegates ar ved (luring the day, and were m-Miir welcomed tonight by I',..., i w. Stanley. State Master bin E. King responded in behalf (the grange. : LlDeraiS v-eieoraie Decision Against Hague JIBSEY CITY, N. J., June 13. 3-The American civil liberties rion tonight celebrated, with a jss meeting in hitherton "verbo w" Journal square, the supreme burl decision sustaining, with knor modifications, an injunction hitriining Mayor Frank Hague lid other Jersey City officials fm interfering with civil liber Its under the constitution. 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