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fL ry I. 1941 THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON CITY NEWS NOTES - , . OATS DOING . Thursday 1,1 11 non Realty Board m--" It McCrady's cafe. rd(r, ,. U Active club meet uUajJt. t ene hotel. . Wry (A i 3 Business and Pro- scal v f Women's club meet- I. t J, k. mour's cafe. """"T' i r- iaoned Oils List class in Scandinavian v (jannea py we uDsiaian f ft Deen posiponea irom y evening to next Tues- i ry 14. "he class will iS Kincaid street. Miss ten will be the instruct- . . class is open to all per- t rested. members of the 4 others. The regular f ' evening - dance group i r Mid as usual Thursday at I 1 Rey cafe, but for this f Tjr, the hours have been - to 8:30 to 10:30 p. m., in i i from 8 to 10 o'clock. lift OCk. i 1 "T r-ticen iy elected officers of the f alliance were installed .lb. Mting iuesaay aiiemoon . TW , s labor temple. Gertrude Jl v' International vice-presl " If the alliance, was the in officer. Eighty members ar aent at the meeting. Tak I Crab" . iM were: John Rex. cresi ; Monara koss, vice-presi-; George Larson, alternate; ,i" Kay, financial secretary; kannister, recording- secre 1 ivAt Thompson, chaplain: 4 Nelson, Inspector, and , mf, sergeant at arms. rtt a takal 4 M ' 1 CWcIals On Coast t JT Commissioners Allen P. Wtety and Walter J. Holland Comity Engineer P. M. Morse io the coast section of the Wednesday to inspect re. j WawfA. Indemnity Funds T3s" county court Wednesday Mua an order directing County MaHDaT Grace Schlska to invest . county's indemnity funds, -ting at present to some fc-iThe fund lies idle a part of the time and by fiinf it In good securities it i .yield an income ftr the k Lands Hearing '. ftate forestry board has an sod that a hearing will be i at the courthouse in Eugene air 21 at 2;30 p. m. for con 4on of forest lands which Been tentatively proposed aW asificatlon under the Ore ajest yield tax law. The is being held to allow of such lands to appear iresent arguments against ... nation. Gravel Contract Up itate highway commission MdU inoet in Portland January 21 I "A X2. One' Lane county contract I T oome up,-for consideration, I Jng to word received by I y Judge Clinton Hurd. This I . so the Florence rock produc l oject on the Oregon coast j luslaw highways. Bids will i I ived for 8300 cubic yards l ' Ushed rock and crushed' - L - I at the stock piles. fit" I Convention ?1iLr ' Harnden; manager of the ji Farmers' Creamery and I t Piatt and Hans Nielsen, . ors of the board of director!, : attending the 48th annual l pg of the Oregon Dairymen's f tion at Grants Pa t . and Thursdav. Amnno th. 'J"", dairymen attending are '1 t .Reed Of th Chnln Vico t-afleaf dairy. T vldaho Ry M- Morse has arrived la l-JSTene in. vicH m.uv, ff a Of her husband, Mr. and Mrs. I4. V K. Mors. Mrs. Mnn. j. ft 1 with her parents in rmi.r j Ji Idaho, until homes are pro I for the families in Anchor. , 1 BMtll.l Kslli . ' Thu 1-Se ga. rt f MURESC0 t TREB COLOR CHARTS I 18 Colors r tr Paint tc Wallpaper Co. V Willamette Phone 749 age, Alaska, where Lt Mono is stationed with the 4th Infantry of the regular army. To Talk la Kosebnrg Dean Victor P. Morris of the University of Oregon school of business administration will ad dress the Roseburg chamber of commerce at Its annual banquet Thursday evening. Dean Morris will discuss the relationship be tween the war situation in Europe and current business proDiems. ' Three Pledged Three names have been added to fraternity pledge rosters at the University of Oregon, according to the dean of men's office. They are: Robert G. Perlman, Portland Sigma Alpha Mu; Ken Oliphant, San Jose, California, Sigma Nu; and James Coleman, Newberg, Sigma Nu. Ben Russell Rome- Ben Russell, who has been quite ill at Sacred Heart hospital, was taken home Wednesday, much improved. County Agent 111 O. S. Fletcher, county agricult ural agent, has been confined to his home for several days by ill ness. . . Returns From Koseburg Frank Register, Jr., has returned to Eugene from Roseburg where he visited friends for a few days, Move Here From Kosebnrg Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Barker and small son have . moved to Eugene from Roseburg to live here. Visit Here Monday- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Courtney of Roseburg visited friends in Eu gene Monday. From Cottage Grove Vern Stewart of Cottage Grove was a Eugene visitor Tuesday. He is deputy assessor for that dis trict. Married At Courthouse County Judge Clinton Hurd per formed the ceremony Tuesday afternoon that united in marriase iyie M. Thomas of Montana and Roselea May Brunt of Eugene. From Dorena Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Van Schoiack of Dorena were Eiia-ene visitors Tuesday. Spend Week-end Here- Bob Fronk and family of Salem spent the last week-end In Eu gene, visiting Mr. Frank's parents, Mr. ana Airs, fcd rronk. Tom Powers Here- Tom Powers, superintendent of the McKenzie high school, was in Eugene Tuesday. Page Three ru at the county clerk's office. Only 101 licenses had been issued up to noon Wednesday, McKeasle Maaoaa to Meet McKenzie River lodge. No. 195, A. F. and A. M, will meet Thursday at 7:30 p. m. The E. A. degree will be conferred. From Goshen - R. J. Porter of the Goshen dis trict was in Eugene Wednesday. He is deputy county assessor for that section. Appraising Sawmills j. &. uiikey, appraiser with the state tax commission, is in Lane county, appraising sawmills. California Officer Here- John Clausen, under sheriff, and Tom W. Hanrahan, district at torney at Napa, Cal., were in Eugene Tuesday to take back to the California city Frank Town send, wanted there on a felony charge. Attends Meeting Here Edward P. Brands of the Brands Motor company in Corvallis was in Eueene Tuesdav tn attend the Chevrolet riitrfrt meeting t th. Eugene hotel. Members from soutnern uregon and Salem were represented. Mr. Brands is presi dent of the chamber of commerce in Corvallis. Broadcast Is Wednesday Georffe Rrwh.tr. ncaictant rt-n- fessor of law at the University ana Americanism chairman of the American Legion, will speak on "Straisht Thinkine' nn the hena1. cast of the American Legion aux iliary Wednesday at 7:19 p. m. over KORE. Dog Licenses Lag- Dog owners of the county are slow to apply for the 1941 license, iccording to Eva Duckworth, dep uty in charge of the license bu- Here It Is! A Real New Package of Insurance If you don't have the EXTENDED COVERAGE ENDORSEMENT on your fire policies your cover age is not complete. Briefly it covers WINDSTORM, EXPLOSION. FALLING AIRCRAFT, VEHICLE DAMAGE, HAIL, 1 RIOT, SMOKE DAMAGE from faulty operation of heating plants, eliminates the FALLEN BUILDING ' CLAUSE WAIVER Incorporated in every fire policy.": This coverage may be secured at a surprisingly small additional charge and may be added to or Included with your fire policies. We will be pleased to give you full details for the asking. GENERAL INSURANCE iROMP M'KINLEY 1 aoency I J.B.I tt W.BrMthrar Or. in Intermediate Teachers Meet The county intermediate teach ers will meet at the Del Rey cafe for their regular meeting Satur day, January 11, at noon. Dr. J. F. Cramer, Eugene city school superintendent, will be the spcak-sr. Married Wednesday Dayle Albert Johnson and Bet ty Louise Trinka, bojh of Eugene, were united in marriage Wednes day forenoon at the courthouse. County Judge Clinton Hurd of ficiating. From Omkridf e Otto La Duke, resident of Oak ridge, transacted business in Eu gene Wednesday. Cougar Hunter Here L. D. Hunsaker of Dexter,, who a few days ago killed three coug ars in the mountains a short dis tance above Lowell, was in Eu gene Tuesday afternoon and ob tained the bounty on the pelts. Mr. Hunsaker said that the ani mals were found IV Uian a quarter of a mile back from the Willamette highway. Curtain Biases . The city fire department was called to the R. D. Shipman home, 338 Twenty-second avenue west Tuesday night to extinguish a fire started in a curtain by a cig arette. There was no serious damage. Records TRAFFIC FINES Meter violations,. $1 Troe Rex, J. M. Gambit, Elmo Chase, Gray Motor company. Overtime parking, $1 Ruth Graham, John Brown, R. D. Paris, violation of basic rule, $10. BUILDING PERMITS Williams Transfer, 485 Willam ette, office repairs, $20, C. M. Marshall, 842 Eleventh avenue west, residence repairs, 50. MARRIAGE LICENSES Lyle L. Thomas of Seeley Lake, Montana, and Roselea Mae Bunt of Eugene. NOTARY PUBLIC Notarial commission nf ftrar V. Henderson filed. BOUNTY Bounty collected by L. D. Hun saker nf Tlevf Jr fin tt,rt . kntu.1. and three cougars; by David A. vviison 01 uuip ureek on one cougar. JUSTICE COURT Torn- Cartner bound over to grand jury on charge of assault and battery. Joseph Cundell, Ralph S. Moore tuuri cosis ior naving no 1841 car license. CIRCUIT COURT Ila A. Flint noainct A Mm T Potter and wife; suit filed for ;iuuu general damages and $190 special damages on account of injury. Frances Coehner anc tin Goehner; suit - filed for divorce. AltKwpr in rrncl Mmnl-I. defendants filed in roe Timber company against seeking dismissal of cross com- Answer tn Prrc nninnt. In A ueitnuams iuea m case of state industrial accident - commission against Glenbrook Logging com pany, asking dixmUcai - - . w. complaint. North Fork Area Signs For Power NORTH rnnir t rm cial) Residents of the North Fork area have withdrawn from the Coos county REA and have signed up with the West Coast Power company. They have been promised power by early spring. This community has been trying for years to get a power line. The main line will go as. far as the A. -A. Mtnrtmi ft.. 1 u..i. i . u -------auiiu, uul orancn ilMwii:yacp,.rther'up COTTAGF. r.Tnrw , . - - - sci vices 10T the late James Milton Shields will w urifi ni n m T'u Mi Is chapel. Rev. Gordon Hypes Shields cemetery. CLUB MEETING TRENT. .Tan fl c Happy Go Lucky club will hold Its monthlv ear nn-l.. T . the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Papenfuss. There will be a small charge for cards and a light lunch F.varvnna 1. -.1. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE- WiaW CalMl-AJ Tort Asa Oat at M la Mm Meraiaf Ratio' Ca The ttrer aksiM nr I alnta of W Jnlee tato roar knli avair tar. If taia kUa Is aoi ftowtne fnalr. roar foe4 Mr nat aart. 11 mmr luat oaear in taa bowala. Taaa IM Maaal aa mr ateMck. Toa sat aa atlsaaaL Tm faal amir, nak aaa tit ait4 laow aana. It tatal t)ma fnt, aM CarWi LIHIa tlrar PIUs a set tkaaa I alata mt MM So-, lae fraatr ta aaika raa real aaa ay. Oat a atiaati teaar. Take aa amml Aaaialae la aaakina kOa flow fnalr. Aak bi tantft LitUa Urar FilJa. IN aai Sea, Springfield Rebekahs Install New Springfield Officers SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 8. (Spe cial) One hundred and fifty per sons, including 16 from Eugene and 11 from Coburg, attended the Monday night installation of the Juanita Rebekah lodge. Installing officers were Onirics Mintum, Eugene, district deputy grand master. Alma Poole, Spring field, district deputy president, and Mr. Crosan, Eugene, and Mrs. Glenn Stone, Springfield, marsh als. New officers are: Francis Man ning, noble grand; Jolana Martin, vice grand; Glenn Stone, record ing secretary; Violet Larson, fi nancial secretary; Lula McPher son, treasurer; Gladys Myers, war den; Sadie Laxton, chaplain; Helen Putman, conductor; Roberta Put man, inside guardian; Juetta Tay lor, outside guardian: Benetta Combs, music; Alma Poole, right supporter of the noble grand: Clara Snodgrass, left supporter of the noble grand; Clarine Putman, right supporter of the vice grand, and Clarine Jessie Gerber, left supporter of the vice grand. Naomi Putman is the retiring noble grand. - The past noble 'grand club held a luncheon Tuesday noon at the I. O. O. F. building, with 15 attending. KENSINGTON CLUB SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 8. (Spe cial) The Kensington club will meet Friday at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs. Ed Privat, .Mrs. Orvai Smith and Miss Edna SwarU assisting the hostess. BUILDING PERMIT SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 8 (Spe cial) Harold Bcviivs has applied for permit to build residence, $2,-500. of Morgan Hill, Cal., are visiting cial) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skeels, Mrs. Skeel's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Nect, FROM KIDDIE SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 8. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Love of Riddle. Ore., railed ti Mrs. I W. A. Taylor Tuesday. STITCH AND CHATTER SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 8. (Spe cial) Stitch and Chatter will meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. Bill Cox. I. O. O. F. TO MEET SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 8. (Spe cial) The regular meeting of the I. O. O. F. will be held Wednesday night. VISITS BROTHER SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 8. (Spe- COOKING CI.l'B TO MEET SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 8. (Spe cial) The cooking club of the Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Laura Dinning Wed nesday evening ai 7:30 o'clock. All members are asked to be present. YOUTH LEAGUE DANCE SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 8. (Spe cial) The Youth League will hold its regular Wednesday night dance in the armory from 8:30 to 11:30 o'clock. This will be guest night. RETURNS TO SALINAS SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 8 (Spe cial) Kenneth Cox has returned to Salinas, California, after spend ing the holidays with his family. Refugee Finds Folks Waiting SEATTLE, Jan. 8 (t When Dr. Joseph Simon, young Viennese educator, walked down the gang plank of the liner Hikawa Maru after a trip half way around the world he was astonished to find his parents waiting on the wharf for him. Dr. Simon had unknowingly followed their trail in hie rliaht jfrom Austria. Until he saw them waning for him he was unaware that they had succeeded in reach ing the United States. "My boy. my boy!" his mother exclaimed over and over again as she embraced him. FIRE CIIMCF GIVES WARNING SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 8 (Spe cial) Fire Chief Hugh Jolliff has warned that people continu ing to use stove pipes instead of chimneys do so in direct violation of the city ordinance, and are sub ject to arrest. White and black pepper and mustard to a total value of $2,500, 000 was consumed in the United States during 1939. Returned Missionaries To Speak At Churches M. B. Madden, for 45 years a missionary in Japan, is speaking at several places in the countv this week. He and his family lived in Eugene for several years, and his sons attended the Univer sity of Oregon. Wednesday evening, Mr. Mad den will show pictures of mission ary work at the Cottage Grove Christian church.. Thursday at 1 p. m., he will speak to the mission study class at Northwest Christian college, and at 3 p. m, will speak m me cnapei service at the school. At 7.30 p. m., he goes to Harris, burg to sneak at thi m,rliian church. Mr. Madden will speak Friday evening at th rhrktinn r-hr..v. at Franklin and Saturday evening, at Halsey. Mr. and Mrs. Madden are now retiring from active service and will make their home at Turner. 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