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MARION COUNTY NEWS y special correspondents
FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1928
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SILVER LODGE
OF ODDFELLOWS
SEATS OFFICERS
Silverton, Jan. 13 Silver lodge
number 21 of the Independent Or
der of Odd Fellows and Trlphena
Rebekah lodge number 38 had joint
Installation in their respective halls
Thursday eveninff.
Following are those Installed In
the Rebekah lodge: Past noble
grand. Nellie Lorenzen; nobel grand,
Minnie Bennett: vice grind. Vera
Bell Marhing; recording secretary.
Florence Orthelle; financial secre
tary, Delia Fitzgerald; treasurer.
Frances Gehrke; R. 8. N. O. Emma
Adamson; L. 8. N. G., Myrtle Stew
art: R. S. V. Q., Pearl Harvey: L
B. V. O.. Mabel Day; warden Fay
Renwick; conductress, Lorella Ot
Jen; Inner guard, Fred Otjen; outer
guard, John Oehrke.
Following are those Installed In
the Odd Fellows lodge: Past noble
grand, W. C. Larsen; noble grand
Theo Robert: vice grand Virgil
Kruschke; recording secretary, O.
T. Drennen; financial secretary,
P. L. Brown; treasurer. M. A. Dlck-
erson: R. 8. N. Q...Roy 6kaife; U
8. N. O., Arthur Hobart; R. 8. V.
O.. J. H. Reches; R. 8. V. O. A. G,
Steclhammer; chaplain, Jim Gib
son; warden, John Oerhke; conduc
tor, A Snyder; Inner guard, Fred
Baker; outer guard, R. Legland:
right scene supporter, Carl Kchner;
left scene supporter, Arthur wu
Hams.
ALTAR SOCIETY HAS
FINE CARD PARTY
Silverton, Jan. 13 Hie Ladles
of the Altar society of the St Paul's
church held a card party in their
hall Wednesday evening. About 10
tables of cards was played and as
many of bunco. Mrs. Kiesel and
Father J. Scherbring won first
prizes In the card games and Mrs.
Houser consolation. In the bunco
games Tony Marson and Mrs. John
son won first. Mrs. Scherbring, Mrs.
Domogalla and Mrs. Houser served
lunch. The rest of the evening was
spent in dancing.
SUPPER ENJOYED
Sclo, Jan. 13. The monthly cov
ered dish supper of the Pythian
Bister lodge was held In the hall
Wednesday evening and was a very
enjoyable affair. The committee for
the evening was composed of Mrs.
E. D. Myers. Mrs. J. S. Stlclm. Mrs.
Clarence and Mrs. James Chromy
Miss Ruth Lampkin was an addi
tional guest
WILL OPEN SHOP
Hubbard, Jan. 13. John Friend,
well-known barber at the Three in
One confectionery has severed his
business relations with that estab
lishment and is planning on open
ing a barber shop under his own
management In the near future.
Friend has been barber In the same
place for many years and has
gained a large circle of steady cus
tomers all of whom are hoping
that this shop may be opened In
mis town.
FORESTRY PICTURES
SHOWN IN SILVERTON
Silverton. Jan. 13 The three
members of the Forest Reserve lec
tured and gave their two reels of
movies in connection with the lec
ture Thursday evening at the 8t
Paul's church to both the children
and adults, giving practically the
same program that they gave In the
high school and the pupils of thhe
three public schools In three sec
tions Monday afternoon.
SANTIAM DISTRICT
CONVENTION HELD
Aumsvllle. Jan. 13. The Santtam
district Sunday school convention
was held at the Christian church
here, with Rev. Conier, of the Tur
ner Christian church reading the
morning devotions and E. K. Bailey,
evangelist, the principal speaker. A
basket lunch was served at the
Amos O. Davis high school at noon.
Sunday schools of the district
participated in the afternoon pro
gram and included Mehama, North
Santtam. Pleasant Point. Turner
Methodist and the Stayton Baptist.
Rev. Shaw, of the Stayton Chris
lion church, led the devotions and
Rev. Confer and Oscar Fiflet, of the
Turner Christian church, gave a
duet
QUARTERLY MEETING
FRUITLAND, SUNDAY
Fruitland. Jan. 13 The third
quarterly conference of the Fruit-
land Evangelical church will be neia
a', the church on Sunday evening
beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Elder
Lovell will preside and Rev. O. R.
Stover will officiate. Communion
will be held.
The regular Sunday school ser
vices at 10 o'clock in the morning
but regular church services will be
dispensed with.
The public Is invited to attend" the
conference In the evening.
PUBLIC CEREMONIES
- BY HUBBARD LODGES
Hubbard. Jan. 13. The Odd
Fellows and Rrbekahs held one of
their family dinners this week. A
large assembly of members and
their families met In the downstairs
dining room in the Odd Fellows
hall. After the dinner both the Odd
Fellows and the Rehekahs held short
business sessions of their respective
organizations. A public intuilation
of officers of both groups followed.
As executive officers for the ensu
ing half year, Mrs. Ellen Carl for
the Rebekahs and John Smolinsky
for the Odd Fellows will preside.
SVRI'KISE 31 KS. AI.I.EN
Silverton. Jan. 13 Several ladies
of Mrs. Reuben Allen's class walked
into her home on East Main street
and surprised her. It being her
birthday. The hours were pleasantly
spent and then a pot luck lunch
was served. Mrs. Allen departed
departed Wednesday morning on a
business trip to Portland.
CONSULT KPE( IALST
Silverton, Jan. 13 W. E. East
man wns taken to Portland by his
son. L. C. Eastman Wednesday to
consult a specialist as he has been
In poor health for some months and
quite HI since the middle of the
past week. Mrs. Werschkul, a daugh
ter of w. E. Eastman, who has been
helping to care for her father re
turned to her home In Portland with
them.
GUEST AT BENTLEVS
Wood burn. Jan. 13 Mrs. Nellie M.
Scatty Is visiting for an indefinite
period at the home of her daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Bentley. Mrs. Beatty has Just re
turned from the Portland medical
hospital where the has spent the
past six weeks and is much Improved
In health. She expects to make her
home with her daughter until her
strength is fully recovered.
OFF FOR EUGENE
Woodbum. Jan. 13. Students of
Woodburn high school who left yes
terday evening for Eugene to attend
the nigh school conference were
Miss Oertrude Shorey. Miss Elofse
num. Rex oarrtaon and Maurice
Bogard. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Maude Mochel, dean.
TRAINER NURSE LEAVES
Silverton, Jan. 13 Miss Ktnzel,
trained nurse of Kansas, who has
been employed at the hospital for
several months, left for her home
Wednesday and Miss Bygd of Ken-
yon, Minnesota, has come to take
her place.
RETURN TO BEND
Donald, Jan. 13 Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson 8hafrr and children, who
spent several weeks here with Mrs.
Shafcr's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ball
ard, left for their home In Bend.
going by way of the North Bank
highway.
MBS. DRAKE HOME
Silverton. Jan. 13. Mrs. Lavlna
Drake, widow of the late William
Drake, of South Water street, has
been ill the past few days, more
mentally than physically, although
she Is reported as having had sev
eral sinking spells. She talks hardly
any but looks Into space and seems
to know but very few of her old
time friends. Mrs. Kiscr of Klats
kanle Is caring for her.
SILVERTON HAS
CONVENTION AT
CHURCH SUNDAY
Silverton, Jan. 13. The 8llverton
district Sunday school convention
will be beld at the Congregational
church Sunday beginning with
basket dinner at 12:30 o'clock.
Mrs. A. J. VanCleave, president of
the district, will have charge of the
program. The convention theme Is
"Beginning." The program for the
day follows:
Song service by the choir; devo
tional:, by Rev. Gillanders and the
business session. Mrs. Jones' class
of the First Christian Sunday school
will have the lesson story while the
junior girls of the Monitor Sunday
school will oner a story in song.
Mrs. Wright's class of Marquam,
will give a chart exercise. Rev. E. K.
Bailey will speak and Selma Gordon
offer a reading. Music will also be
given by Dad's quartet and several
numbers by the Scotts Mills Chris
tian Sunday school. Selections by
the Silverton Methodist Sunday
school, the quartet and an address
by Ronald C. Glover, of Salem, cent'
plete the program.
DISTRTcTCUNiC
HELD AT GERVAIS
Gervals. Jan. 13 One of the lan?
est attendance of any clinic was held
Thursday afternoon when 44 chil-
dren were examined fo the honor
roll. The Gervals health center
draws from quite a large territory
and chiloren from the Eldridge, Wa
conda, Fairfield, Mahoney and Man
ning school districts were examined.
Dr. Brady of Salem was the ex
amining physician with Miss Har
rison, the nurse. Local ladles assist
ing were Mrs. Sam Brown, Mrs.
Sumner Stevens, Mrs. Leslie Colby,
Mrs. G. J. Moison, Mrs. Charlie
Moore, and Mrs. C. W. Cutsforth
Only for the generosity of Mrs. B.
J. J. Miller, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Moore
and Mrs. Ralph Haper who gave the
use of their cars in transporting the
children to and from the clinic only
a small per cent of children would
be able to attend the clinics.
AMES IS QUITE ILL
Hubbard, Jan: 13. W. Ames, the
proprietor of Ames auto park who
has been ill with intestinal flu for
several weeks was removed to the
Mount hospital In Oregcn City
where he wa3 operated on. His
trouble had developed Into acute
appendicitis. After the operation
he contracted pneumonia and Is re
ported to be very ill.
During his illness the work at the
park has been in charge of Mrs.
Ames, assisted by H. Trimble.
DELZELL IS SPEAKER
Aumsvllle. Jan. 13.v W. A. Del-
rell. of Salem, was the principal
speaker at the regular meeting of
the Aumsvllle community club this
week. The meeting was held In the
school house with the ladles serv
ing dinner at 6:30 o'clock. A short
program and the addrets were of
fered in the evening.
SCHMIDT IN HOSPITAL
Sublimitv. Jan 13 Prnnlr flr-hnilH
son of Matt Schmidt, was taken to
the Salem hospital and was oper
ated upon by Dr. Brewer. At the
last report be was getting along
very well.
Gives Remedy
For Pyorrhea
To Dentistry
7F N. I- ROBERTS
Manhattan, Kas. OP) A 21-year
search for a pyorrhea cure Is near
Ing an end, says Dr. N. L. Roberts,
Manhattan dental surgeon, with suc
cess in sight
Dr. Roberts will soon present to
the profession a formula which he
says will conquer the disease. He
attacked the problem In IMS. but
only recently has he progressed
sufficiently In his laboratory re
search to offer his claims to his
colleagues and permit his formula
to undergo the rigorous tests of
scientists.
Dr. Roberts has announced that
he will give the results of his labors
to the profession as his contribu
tion to the scientific side of dental
surgery.
OFFICERS RETAINED
BY SILVERTON BANK
Silverton, Jan. 13 The annual
election of officers of the First Na
tional bank here was held this week
and all of the officers re-elected.
They are as follows:
President: T. P. Ristelgen: vice-
presidents, Julius Alen and John
Wolford: cafhier, Ed Adams: assist
ant cashier, O. A. Broten; directors,'
Julius Alen, John Wolford, Nels
Dcgerness, I. D. Worden. John Gop-
icrud. p. T. Risteigen and T. P. Ris
telgen.
VISITS IN GERVAIS
Gervais, Jan. 13 Mrs. V. Fowler
and daughter Josephine of Glen
dive, Montana; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Peters and children of Browns Val
ley, Minnesota, visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cannard
for several days. The party left
Tuesday for Los Angeles where they
will spend some time before return
ing to their homes.
DOWDS REPORT SON
Gervals, Jan. 13 Dr. and Mrs.
Hugh Dowd are receiving congrat
ulations upon the arrival of a little
son born Monday morning. This
Is the second son of Mr. and Mrs,
Dowd.
Woodburn, Jan. 13 Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bentley of Portland are the
parents of a baby daughter, Jean
Mary, who arrived at their home on
December 28 and weighed seven and
one-half pounds. The Bentleys are
well known In Woodburn where they
formerly resided.
LUTHERANS OF
SILVERTON IN
ANNUAL EVENT
Silverton, Jan. 13 The annual
meeting of the congregatiion of the
Trinity Lutheran chcurcch was held
Wednesday evening with an excep
tionally large attendance. The fol
lowing new members were taken In
Reverend Sherwln, Carl Ellingson
and family, Peter Vik and family,
R. F. Rufcr and family and J. 'P.
Larsen. A vjte of thanks was ex
tended to tile officers of the past
year for the splendid work done by
them.
The following officers were re-el
ected for the coming year: Harold
Larsen, board of trustees; M. C.
Storruste, cemetery board; A. U
Larsen, secretary; M. O. Hatteberg.
treasurer; H. P. Hansen, financial
secretary; J. P. Refsland, assistant
financial secretary; M. C. Storruste,
M. G. Gunderson (new), auditing
committee: Ingeborg Goplerud, or-
gainst; M. C. Thompson, Janitor.
Reverend Foss was elected super
intendent of the Sunday schools
with full power to appoint his as
sistants. Motions were made and
carried to pay the organist (120 per
year.
It was decided to have a mission
festival sometime in the future.
The matter of providing additional
parking space for cars at the church
was left in the bands of the board
of trustees who are to report their
decision at theh next meeting.
OFFICERS REELECTED
BY WOODBURN BANKS
Woodburn. Jan. 13. The annual
meeting of the stockholders and di
rectors of the First National Bank
was held Tuesday and officers elect
ed for the year as follows: President,
Keith Powell; vice president, Eugene
Courtney; cashier, c. J. Epsey; as
sistant cashier, Miss Myrtle Fikan.
Wednesday afternoon the annual
meeting of the Bank of Woodburn
directors and stockholders was held
and election of officers resulted In
the election of Keith Powell as
president: Alice Bingham Powel as
vice president: Eugene Courtney as
cashier and Mrs. Bessie Keys as as
sistant cashier. The officers of both
banks were re-elected.
AURORA IS INVITED
Hubbard, Jan. 13. Arlon Temple.
Pythian Sisters, have Invited as
their guests Una Temple of Aurora
for their next meeting. January 17
At this time there will be initiation
with the new officers In charge.
Mrs. Meta Friend. M. E. C, Is plan
ning a full winter's work for both
officers and staff.
DANCE-SOCIAL PLANNED
Sublimity, Jan. 13. There will be
a dance shadow-social and card
party at the C. F. Hall here Janu
ary 18. Ladles are requested to
bring baskets.
VISITS IN SALEM
Sublimity. Jan. 13. Roman Kintz
and his mother, Mrs. Kintz motored
to Salem to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Amel Thonia. Mrs. Kintz. and Mrs.
Thoma are cousins.
GUESTS AT DINNER
Mt. Angel Jan. 13 Henry Schult-
albers had as his dinner guests Sun
day Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oberslnner
and son Leonard, Mr. and Mrs.
Quentln Holmes and son Clifford,
and the Misses Agnes and Frances
Schultalbers.
VISITS IN PORTLAND
8t Paul. Jan. 13. Mrs. Mary
Sunning has been spending the past
wrea visiting witn her daughter.
Mrs. T. A. Duncan of Portland.
VISIT ST. PAUL
St Paul. Jan. 13 Mr. and Mrs.
George Pells, of Pasadena. Calif.,
are visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. James F. Davidson.
MRS. REED VISITS
MID Citr. Jan. 13. Mrs. Ivy Reed
of Mehama. former resident of Mill
City was here visiting friends this
week.
TIOSriTAL IS AIDED
Mill City, Jan. 13. The Ladles
Aid of the Community church met
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Mary Hendrtrson. doing needle
work for the Dr. Maude Allen hos
pital In India.
GUESTS IN WOODIll'RN
Woodburn. Jan. 13. Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Normoyle of Glrndale are
spending the week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lansden. Mrs
Normovle Is a sister of Mrs. Lans
den and was formerly Miss Grace
Harding.
BIDWIXLS PARENTS
Silverton. Jan. 13 A 10'. pound
boy was born at the Silverton hos
pital to Mr. and Mrs. F. Uidwell of
Silverton.
JINX SOCIAL TONIGHT
Rrnnk. Jan. 13 A iinx social will
be given this evening at o'clock at
the Evangelical church.
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Three Pieces Complete
$26.50
BED 2 inch continiuous post, 5 fillers, head and foot made by
Simmons Co.
SPRING Double-deck deep coils. Made of premium wire
finely tempered, well braced. Angle iron frame made of Car
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MATTRESS 40 pounds made of all new cotton, built (not
stuffed) layer upon layer guaranteed not to become lumpy.
Covered in good grade ticking made for Giese-Powers by Pet
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PRESENT STOCK ON HAND ONLY AT THESE PRICES.
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WHITMANS HOSTS TO
DINNER BRIDGE CLUB
Woodburn, Jan. IS. Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Whitman were hosts to the
dinner bridge club at their home
on Settlemier avenue Wednesday
evening. Dinner was served at 1:30
o'clock, the hostess being assisted by
Mrs. F. W. Settlemier and Mrs. R. H.
Scott. The evening was spent In
bridge and the ladies' prize for high
score was won by Mrs. R. H. Scott
and the gentlemen's by Mr. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Havemann were
additional guests.
GRANGE CLUB HAS
ANNUAL ELECTION
Turner, Jan. 13. The Woman's
Work club of Surprise Orange met
at the country home of Mrs. M. E.
Townsend In the Colverdale district.
A dinner was served at the noon
hour.
The new officers elected for the
year are: President, Mrs. Frankle
Robertson: vice-president. Mrs. Avic
Bacon; secretary-treasurer. Lena
Townsena.
Members present were: Mrs.
Standley, Mrs. Ida Robertson, Mrs.
Frankle Robertson. Mrs. Alice Fun
ston, Mrs. Avis Bacon, Mrs. Butz
ke, Mrs. Elizabeth McKay and Mrs.
Townsend. Visitors were Mrs. Hazel
McKay, Mrs. Emma Warren, Miss
Doris Hllleary. Mrs. Nancy Luke,
and Mrs. Hazel Morris.
JANUARY CLINIC IS
HELD FOR HUBBARD
Hubbard. Jan. 13. The January
clinic of the health demonstration
was held at the school all day Wed
nesday, Dr. Estil Brunk giving the
mouth examination and Dr. Bradey
assisted by Miss Beneta Stroud, the
general examination. Also assisting
were several of the high school girls.
Miss Stroud, now in charge of this
section of the district, Is replacing
Mrs. Lydla King who formerly held
this position. Dr. Bradey. recently of
Boston, but temporarily In this
county, took the place of Estelle
Warner, the usual demonstration
physician for this district.
ANNUAL BALL HELD
Mt. Angel, Jan. 13 The Knights
of Columbus annual ball and card
social held Tuesday evening In the
scnooi auditorium was well attended
The hall was nicely decorated for
the occasion. Prizes for cards were
awarded to Mrs. Hanauska of Wood-
burn and John Werner of Wood-burn.
PLAY IS SUCCESS
Sublimity, Jan. 13 The second
evening of the Dramatic club's play
"The Brookdale Farm" drew another
full house. The dramatic club In
tends to give another play before
very long.
MINNESOTANS EXPECTED
Silverton, Jan. 13 Mr. and Mrs.
Tver Johnson and two children.
Irene and Iver Junior, of Illuffton,
Minn., will arrive within a few days
to visit their son Clayton and wife,
who will be remembered as Flossie
Conlbear. They are at the present
time visiting othc- children In Ev
erett and Bellingham. Washington.
BOREYIK FUNERAL
RITES, SILVERTON
Silverton. Jan. 13. Mrs. Berg
Borevlk. who died at her home in
Reedsport Sunday morning at 2:30,
after an Illness of albumin poison
ing since Friday noon, was born
near Cooperstown, North Dakota, In
1901. When she was one and one
half years old, the. with her parents
came to Silverton. where she re
sided until November 1625, when the
Borevlks moved to Reedsport.
She was united In marriage to
Berg Borevlk In 1921 In 611verton.
She leaves to mourn her loss, ber
husband, two children. Wallace, six.
and Barbara, one year old, her
mothers, Mrs. Harris of Portland:
two sisters, Mrs. Arthur Buell of
Silverton and Mrs. Charles Ramb
sey ol Valsetz, and one brother, Jens,
of Portland. Mrs. Borevlk was burl
ed from the Lutheran Emmanuel
church, Rev. Brambo officiating,
and was laid to rest In the Silverton
cemetery.
FORMER WOODBURN
RESIDENT IS DEAD
Woodbum. Jan. 13. Mrs. Llbbie
Allen, widow of the late Newton Al
len and a former resident of Wood
burn, died at the home of her son
Charles Allen at Eugene on Wednes
day. Funeral services will be held
at the Methodist Episcopal church
In this city on Saturday morning at
10:30 o'clock. Interment will be In
Belle Passl cemetery beside the
grave of her husband.
crutches. Cecil received bruise
on bis toes while playing basket
ball last Friday, causing an abcess,
necessitating L-nstng. Cecil was
missed as center In the game played
Thursday evening against the Al
bany Strollers.
GUEST OF SCHWABS
Mt. Angel, Jan. 13 Herb Meyer of
Ephrata. Wash, arrived here Tues
day to spend several weeks with his
uncle and aunts, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Schwab and Mrs. Mary Schwab, and
also to visit old time acquaintances
about town.
HOOPSTER INJURED ....
Gervais, Jan. 13 It will be sev
eral days before Cecil Manning will
be able to walk without the use of
Mail Orders
RECEIVED NOW
For
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Presented by the
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TUESDAY, JAN. 17th
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The Talk of Salem
TODAY AND SATURDAY
STARTING 1:003:007:009:00
ADl'LTS 50c CHILDREN 25c LOGES 75c
ELSINORE
JANUARY CLEARANCE
SHOES
ALL BROKEN AND DISCONTINUED LINES OF
SHOES ON SALE AT
Greatly Reduced Prices
In order to keep our stocks in proper shape it is necessary to go through
it every January nnd July, picking out the broken and discontinued lines
and dispose of them as quickly as possible, taking the necessary loss to
clean tip. .
Included in this Sale is a large selection from our Reg. stock
S1.98
YOU WILL FIND
HERE A GROUP
OP STRAPS AND
TIES IN VALUES
UP TO $7.83
Broken Sizes
SPECIAL
PRICES
ON ALL
ARCH
SUPPORT
SHOES
FREE
A Robin Hood
Souvenir to
Every Child
Coming to Our
Store Friday or
Saturday
$1.98
A GROUP OF
SPECIALS IN
CHILDREN'S SHOES
AND OXFORDS
Everj' Pair of Men's and Ladies' Shoes on Sale
$2.9(U- In this lot
... . ... will find straps and $1.49 Values up to $7.83.
Slippers, neatly trimmed n- back and foIor. wme wonnrfu, vaIuM ,
ror 89c ed kid. manv styles.
Pure Silk Leg Stocking, narrow ankle, pointed heel 89c
AH this Sention't Merchandise in Oxfords' Straps and Pumps In a JQ QfT
variety of leathers and colors tpOeaO
Central Shoe Store
331 STATE ST. SALEM