THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON
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FrtfYNEWS NOTES -
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installation jf officers
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See The
New Drama
"Rock
Of Aaes"
,JwJOr "The Col-
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leae Girl"
Wed.&Thurs.
Nights, 7:30
Dirtelar
It Wilson
f At The
VjlTRAI. PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
M OUTLET. Leadlhf Ladr
SEE THE
PROPHETIO DRAMA
"THE MISSING
CHRISTIANS"
DAI 4 SUNDAY NIGHTS
7:30
and presentation of club banners.
Stanley Crimp will be installing
officer. Refreshments will be serv
ed following the meeting. The
members are asked to take cookie.
At Superintendent's Office
Calling at the office of County
School Superintendent L. C. Mot.
fitt at the courthouse Wednesday
were Mrs. E. T. Miller, clerk of
the Pleasant Hill grade school dis
trict, and Joe Dolan, principal of
the Glenwood school. Dolan said
the school will resume classes
Monday after having been closed
since the flood,
l.F. and A.M.. will hnM ma.ii,l
communication at 7:30 p. m.
Thursday, January 14, in the
Fourteenth avrnni. M ncnnio ram.
pie. The E. A. degree will be con-
lerrea on candidates. Visiune
members are invited.
Daughter Born
Mi. Bnd Mm. Alton fiimmnna
have received word that a daugh
ter has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Phoebus Klonoss at Berkeley, Cal.
Mrs. Klonoss was Miss Ruth Ori
rick, formerly of Eugene.
SD to Meet N ......
Mrs. Guv Frrnrh -aill .r,r4sl
the SD club at her home Friday
evening at seven-thirty o'clock.
State Police Officers Witnesses
. W. J. (Dubbs) Mulkey; formerly
a member of the Eugene force of
the state police, now sergeant at
the Newport headquarters, and
George Albright, stationed at
Florence, are here as witnesses in
the Turner murder trial.
Down from Eula
Charles Michael, well-known
resident or tne tula district on
the upper Willamette, was in Eu
gene on business Wednesday.
Mrs.' Lemnine at Salem
- Mrs. Sybil Lemoine, who was
taking the place of Miss Patricia
Sylvers as secretary in the office
of County Judge Clinton Hurd,
wntie tne latter is at tne state leg
islature at Salem, has also accept
ed a position in the legislature.
Her place is being taken by Miss
Marian f instad.
From Crow Stage Route
W. L. Frady was in Eugene from
tne Urow stage route Wednesday.
Here from Creswell
L. M. Meyers was down from
his home in the Creswell com
munity Wednesday. '
ffmtn Vntl
H. Connor came In Wednesday
irom in on ana was a Business vis
itor at the courthouse.
Here from Fall Creek
W. F. Gibson of Fall Creek was
among the visitors in Eugene
weanesaay irom outside points.
Glenn Levee In Eugene-
Glenn Levee, who lives on RFD
2, Springfield, was a courthouse
visitor Wednesday.
plans to continue his tour to Cali
fornia soon.
I SAW
A state industrial aculdent
commission car double parked
on a Eugene street, with the en
gine running unattended. ,
W.B.D.
From Cottage Grove
E. R. Berggren of Cottage Grove
was in Eugene Tuesday.
Harold Storey In Eugene
Harold F. Story of the Elmir
area was in Eugene on business
Tuesday.
Practice Dances Resumed
The Obsidians will hold a prac-
tlrA Hnnpa in th V1W n A h..U.I
. ... . U . I,
ing at 1225 Kincaid street Thurs-
aay evening irom B to 10. This
will be the first practice dance in
some time. -
From Cottage Grove-
Ed Graham and John Veatch
were in Eugene Tuesday from Cot
tage Grove. v
Rlrhmrrl ramnKall MF
Richard Campbell of Creswell
RFD 1 was in Eugene Tuesday and
naa Business at tne courthouse.
In Eugene from Blachly
C. G. Abbey of the Blachly area
was in tne city Tuesday.
Trent Farmer Here
Loris Parvln, well-known farm
er of the Trent section, was in
J&ugene Tuesday.
From Diss ton Route-
Frank L. Gierau and Donald
Lane, on the Disston route out of
Cottage Grove, was in Eugene on
Dusiness Tuesday.
From Junction City
Ted Sohlman of Junction City
was in Eugene Tuesday.
Lane Couple Weds
Application for marriage license
has been filed at Vancouver,
Wash, by Roy Jones of McKenzie
Bridge and Ada Clingenpeel of
Eugene. .
From Goshen
Clyde Hogrefe of the Goshen
district was a business-visitor at
the courthouse Tuesday.
From Junction City-
Niels H. Borgaard of Junction
City RFD 3 was a Eugene visitor
Tuesday.
From Crow Stage-
Lee C. Minkler and Elmer V.
Anderson of the Crow stage route
was In the city on business Tues'
day.
Down from Lowell '
Charles O. Purdin of Lowell was
in Eugene Tuesday, and had busi
ness at tne couruiouse. -From
Crow Stage Route .
Elmer Anderson, -who lives on
the Crow stage route, transacted
business at the courthouse Tues
day.
Records
PROBATE COURT
Estate of Frank Smith, deceased;
Marvin T. Warlick appointed ad
ministrator and Rufus Johnson,
Henry Olson and Claud Campbell
appraisers.
Estate of Edith Lesley, deceased;
February 13 at 10 a. m. set as time
for hearing final account.
Estate of Leen Jennings, de
ceased; order approving final ac
count and decree of distribution.
Estate of Ernest R. Parkton, de
ceased; Gordon O. Parkton ap
pointed executor of will and R. R.'
Wills, H. E. Cully and A. D. Camp
bell appraisers.
Elliott and others; suit filed to
foreclose lien.
Niels Holm against Phyllis
Holm; suit filed for divorce.
Clyde Carder against Agnes
Carder; suit filed tor divorce.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
James Glenn Harwood
and
Gwenola Elaine McCue, both of
Springfield RFD 2.
David Lee Chase and Leverne
Jeanette Burch, both of Eugene.
- .
Early Roman vessels sometimes
carried baskets at the masthead
to indicate they were cargo carriers.
Roy H. Walker Dies
In Portland Jan. 11
Roy H. Walker, 41, died In
Portland January 11 and the re
mains are being forwarded to Eu
gene for burial.
He was the son of Mrs. Hen-
drlcksom of Long Beach, Cal., and
the son-in-law of Mrs. Delia Bar
in of Eugene. He is also survived
by his wife, Ruth B. Walker.
From Lorane Route
H. A. Smith was In city Wed
nesday from his farm on the Cot
tage Grove-Lorane route.
Masons to Meet
McKenzie River lodge No. 195,
In Eugene from Fall Creek
Jean Coquereau, resident of the
Fall Creek, area, transacted busi
ness in Eugene Tuesday.
From Montana.
Jim Michel of Plentywood,
Montana, has been visiting at the
Ben Freeman home near Junction
City for the past few days. He
BUSINESS NAME
Certificate of assumed business,
K. S. Lichty Logging, company,
filed.
NURSE CERTIFICATE
Certificate as registered nurse
tiled by Katherine B. Finley.
BOUNTY "
Bounty collected by Mrs. M, H.
Whlttaker of Mapleton on one
bobcat.
CIRCUIT COURT
Ramona Alcorn against Donald
M. Alcom; divorce decree granted,
James E. Wilson against C. C.
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