EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES
WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS
BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1929
PAGE TWO
UTILITIES MUST
SUBMIT PLANS
SAYS COUNCIL
Woodburn At an adjourned
meeting of the city council which
wm held in the city ball on Thurs
day afternoon an ordinance waa
passed providing that any company,
before proceeding with underground
work as piping, conduit work, man
holes or work of like nature, shall
submit plans which must be approv
ed by the council. This ordinance
coven the proposed conduit work of
the Pacific Telephone company and
also the activities proposed by the
Portland a as and Coke company.
PAST MATRONS ARE
GUESTS, JEFFERSON
Jefferson Mrs. W. H. Sherman
and Mrs. C. M. Smith were host
esses to the members of the Past
Matrons' club at the home of Mrs.
Smith.
The hours were enjoyably spent
in conversation and in piecing
blocks for the quUt the members
are ma Vina as a Rift to the Masonic
and Eastern Star home at Forest
Grove.
At the tea hour delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostesses.
Those present were Mrs. u. u.
Mason, Mrs. L. K. Conser, Mrs. Earl
Lynes, Mrs. Earl Phelps, Mrs. C. H,
McKee. Mrs. Eva Wall, Mrs. J. L.
Farlow. Mrs. S. A. Pease, Mrs. D.
H. Looney, Mrs. R. C. Thomas, Mrs.
Guy Aupperle, Mrs. W. H. Sher
man and Mrs. C. M. Smith.
LABISH CENTER TO
HAVE GOSPEL SERIES
Labish Center There will be a
tent meeting held on the . school
ground under the auspices of .the
community church beginning Aug
ust 29 and closing September 15
Rev. W. E. Cox will be the evange
list. Mrs. Cox will assist him as
music director. All are cordially
invited to attend these meetings.
A prayer meeting in preparation
for thtve meetings will be held
Thursday evening, August 15, at
the W. P. Klampe home.
FAMILY GATHERING AT
KUNKE HOME IS HELD
Turner The country home of
Mrs. Louise Kunke in the Clover
dale district was the scene of a
happy family gathering recently.
Bowls ot bright flowers were used
for decoration about the rooms.
In the group attending were Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Nesbitt and daugh
ters Miss Marie Nesbitt and Mrs.
F. Campbell and sons Keith and
Norman, all of Spokane. Wash.,
Mrs. F. B. Eatlnger of Dundee, lit,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whitehead of
Turner, Mr and Mrs A. E. Kunke
and children Gordon and Martha
Joyce of the Cloverdale district and
the hostess Mra Louise Kunke. The
relatives from Spokane remained
over Sunday and Mrs. J. E. Nes
bitt who has been visiting here for
the past two months accompanied
them home Monday.
TAYLOR HURT WHEN
TANGLED IN CABLE
Stayton Tom Taylor, whose legs
were caught In a cable, throwing
him a distance and breaking his
shoulder In a couple of places, Is
recovering very nicely. It was
narrow escape fro ma broken neck.
INJURED IN BAD FALL,
GARNER RECOVERING
Stayton George Garner of near
Kingston, who fell from a tiled he
was building about a week ago. Is
some better. His back was Injured
so he was unable to lie down.
PETITIONS SIGNED
6clo Sclo citizens nenerally sub
scribed to the petition this week
circulated by Prank Bartu endors
ing the super-highway protect cal
ciliated to connect Portland and
Oregon City on the east side of the
Willamette river. Promoters here
consider it will be a stepping stone
toward securing the proposed Cas
cade nmnway inrougn this part of
tile valley.
FLORAL JUDGE VISITS
Bllverton C. Balboch. horticult
urist from Berkeley, Calif., made a
visit to 811-Mar gardens, the prop
erty of Virgil Krasehkl. located
a short distance out of town over
East Bill, Thursday, and remarked
of the many varieties of flowers at
this place.
He is one of the Judges at the
Portland gladioli show and was on
his way there. ,'
MOTOR TO VANCOUVER
Silverton-AlfrMl iwi
Crofoot and Mrs. Veda Bennett mo
tored in the Bennett car to Van
couver, B. C, where they wiU visit
Mrs. O. Hopping. Mrs. Hopping will
be remembered here as LaViele
i amis or me senior high faculty a
few years ago. prom Vancouver they
will go up the Indian river In a
steamer tu m researcn camp wnere
Mra Hopping la doing entomological
work for the government.
VISIT IN EUGENK .
Jefferson Mrs. J. T. Jones and
her granddaughter, Charlotte Jotrss
went to Eugene Wednesday for a
visit with Raymond Jones and fam
ily. They will also visit at Harris
bum at the home of Mr. and Mra
Elmer Wadi worth before returning
home.
- MRS. RANGE BETTER
Bllverton Mrs. Hugh Range, who
had second operation for tonsil
several daya ago, the first one hav
ing been dene about eight years
go, 1 recovering nicely. Mrs. Range
has been suffering Intensely for
ome time with rheumatism.
ALOHA NEEDLE CLASS
MEETS AT BRAMLETTS
Dayton Mrs. Arthur Bramlett
entertained the Aloha needle club
at her home Thursday afternoon.
Light refreshments were erved.
Those present were Mesdames
Owen Holliday, Brooks Sweeney.
Bert McParland, J. A. McParland.j
and Ralph Hadley.
The next meeting will be at the
Brooks Sweeney home.
SPECIAL MUSIC
IN WEST SALEM
CHURCH SUNDAY
BRIDGE WORKER
HURT IN FALL
Albany Jim Bradley. Portland,
a member of an Oregon Electric
railway bridge crew, waa knocked
from the trestle approach to the
bridge over the sanuam river near
Talbot by a piling, which was to
have been put in place by a pile
driver. The piling fell and struck
the scaffold on whlcn he was. wont
ing. Bradley fell 25 feet. He Is
under close observation at the Al
bany General hospital, although he
does not appear to be seriously in
jured.
ALBANY PASTOR TO
HOLD SERVICE, SCIO
Scib The subject of the sermon
next Sunday morning at the Sclo
Christian church by Rev. J. Y.
Reward of Albany will be: "Elijah
at Horeb. The Still, Small Voice."
Rev. Stewart will preach at Mt
Pleasant at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
Dr. E. O. Hvde of Prtneville, ac
companied by Mrs. Hyde and their
son, Lawrence and wife, visited
old time friends in Sclo tnis weca.
Dr. Hyde and family were residents
of Scio until about 30 years ago,
having practiced his profession
here for 16 years. Friends of the
family enjoyed meeting them again
and rehearsing some of the scenes
and events of a third of a century
ago. Lawrence Hyde Is superin
tendent of an electric light plant at
Nes Perce. Idaho.
Judge M. Nichols leaves this
week for Los Angeles and other
California points for a visit of a
few weeks, after which he will re
turn to his home at Boise, Idaho.
He hopes and expects to visit Ore
gon relatives again next summer.
Evergreen berries soon will be on
the market and will bring cash re
turns for those who harvest them.
Carl Berger, McKenzle Callaway
and others expect to deal In the
fruit this year. ,
REV. SOVIK, FORMER
PASTOR, IS VISITOR
Bllverton Rev. G. Sovlk and fam
ily arrived from Tacoma Thursday
evening and are making their stop
ping piace at tne Micnael Olsen
home on Oak street. Rev. Sovlk will
preach from the Immanuel Luth
eran pulpit this coming Sunday
morning. He held this church until
he went to Tacoma some time ago.
BLACKBERRY CROP
IS GOOD AT ELKINS
ElkinS TtM HVfrorrVn nintMrhA-
rlea Of thin riUtrlrt ar irninr fn h
a heavy crop this year. The two
lame farm of th rniMvatj Har
ries, owned by Sam Ray and Roy
Mf ItaM van. Klk -..U...
ciallv the Rav varrt m It U all
under IrrianLlnn A r.nrfair.il
crop wilt be harvested, picking to
oegm aoout ine zutn of August.
BIRTHDAY DINNER IS
GIVEN FOR MOBERG
Scotts Mills Guests at a hlrth.
day dinner Tuesday evening at the
uuiue di mt. ana sirs. ej. p. Mo
berg served In honor of Mr. Mo
tore's blrthdav. wmi Lfr n,t u
Alvln Hennllngion and two chll-
urcn ai ouverion. All or mt. Mo
berg's children were home for tho
occasion and are Mrs. Louise Kel-
us, (jorrine. Mary, viona and Viola
Mnhtftrff RflmnMlri If.lH and n
Robert, were also present. Mra S. P.
Moberg was hostess.
Jefferson Edward Doyle Smith
of corvallls is spending the week at
the home of his uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. Robert TVrhune.
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West Salem Rev. M. A. Groves,
pa; tor of Ford Memorial church
who has been at the Epworth
League Institute in Palls City all
the week, will be in west Balem
and will preach at both morning
and evening services;
His morning sermon subject will
be "Three reasons for Scripture
holiness." The evening's topic will
be "Heart Health."
There will be special music at
both fervlces Including a piano solo
oy Miss Doris Hamb: and a vocal
solo by Waldo Baker, In the morn'
ing and a vocal duet by Mr. and
Mrs. John Simmons, and a violin
solo by Miss Vina Emmett in the
evening.
Rev. Groves will preach at the
Summit church at 9:45 In the
morning. A united meeting of the
Sunday school and church official
boards will be held Monday night,
August 13. . .
The ladles aid will sponsor a
sale -of home made Ice cream, and
cake on the parsonage lawn at 875
Edgewater street, Tuesday alter-
noon and evening, August 13, and
not on Wednesday as at llrst an
nounced.. . . , -
The women's foreign missionary
society will hold their monthly
meeting with Mrs. Ben Williams' at
ner home on Third street.
Prayer meeting and Bible study
will be at 8:00 p. m. Thursday at
tne cnurcn.
It has been planned to do the
necessary work to finish the drain
age system at the church the en
suing week. Men's volunteer help
win do appreciated.
FORMER TEACHERS AT
TURNER TO GO EAST
Turner Turner people are inter
ested to know that Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Griffith and small daugh
ter, of Salem, are leaving this fall
to make their home In the east for
a year. Mr. Griffith has been elec
ted a member of the Blackburn
college faculty at Carlinvllle, Illi
nois. The past year he has been
on the University of Oregon facul
ty at Eugene. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Griffith are former Instructors of
the Turner high school and have
many friends here who wish them
well In the new location.
STAYTON FOLK HOME
FROM SOUTHERN TRIP
Stayton Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
Beauchamp and Mr. and Mrs. Prank
Lesley, who left August 2 for a
week's trip to Bend, East Lake. Pau
lina and Diamond' lake, report a
fine trip with all the fish they could
eat. They returned by way of Klam
ath Falls and Ashland where they
separated. Lesleys arriving home
Thursday night.
Beauchamps went over to Marsh-
field and are expected home Uri
day evening. Mrs. Beauchamp was
champion Usher of the party, land
ing one over 30 inches long and five
inches wide. C. A. caught the larg
est number.
Bllverton The Frank Bass fam
ily, which has lived In and near Bll
verton for many years, moved from
the home over East Hill to Lyons
where Mr. Bass Is employed oa the
section.
FAREWELL PARTY IS
GIVEN MRS. SJELDA
Silverton Mrs. Edwin Tlnglestad's
home on Pine street, was the meet
ing place a few afternoons ago of
friends and neighbors of Mrs. Tln
glestad's mother, Mrs. G. Sjelda, In
a farewell gathering for this lady
who will leave next week with her
daughter for their new home In
Kent, Wash. After a delightful afternoon-
light refreshments were
served.
WADING POOL FOR
SILVERTON, PLAN
Silverton Plan are being dis
cussed to make a wading pool and
water playground out of the south
end of the city park swimming pool
for the little folks. This plan has
been developed bv Councilmen Rey
nolds, Wilson and Garver, and the
plans submitted to Mayor Eastman.
The only real trouble now seems
to be a way of financing this plan
which is now being looked into.
QUARANTINE LIFTED
FOR REEVES FAMILY
Mehama The Ray Reeves fam
ily which has been quarantined for
the last three weeks is well and
able to be out again.
Robert WhiLmus left Saturday
for his home in Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Foster ar
rived Thursday from Portland. Mr.
Foster is employed as engineer for
the Silverton Lumber company.
Arten Moe returned home a few
days ago after spending some time
picking berries near Salem.
Mr. T. Bohannan came home
Tuesday from the Stayton hospital
where he had been for several days
under the doctor's car. HU nurse,
Miss Anna Stout also returned to
her home.
Mrs. I. A. Dixon visited in Lyons
Friday with Ray Hyatt and wife
from Roseburg, who are enjoying a
visit with his lather. Elmer Hyatt.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. McCrahan
and children of Texas are visiting
at the hotel with Mrs. McCrahan's
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. L.
A. Dixon, ,
ANNUAL REUNION FOR
SHEPHERD CLAN HELD
SCOttS Mills Th thlrrf iim,Ml
Shepherd clan reunion was held re
cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Flovd Sheoherd. also cplphrntinv thj.
birthday of Floyd Shepherd.
a delicious dinner was served at
noon. The guests Included Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett Hickox, Francis and
Owen Hickox, Mrs. Nona Blair and
ivir. ana Mrs. Homer Rawles, all of
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Rose,
Mr. and Mrs, Ray Oveross and Mrs.
Emma Schwartz of Oregon City;
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Shepherd and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew fihon-
herd, Mr. and Mrs, otla Shepherd
una uusni daughter, Miss Dorotha
Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Shepherd and sons. Paul .nrf
ert of Scotts Mills.
OLGA JACKSON TO BE
INSTRUCTOR IN MUSIC
Albany According to Dr. T. W.
Bibb, president of Albany college.
Olga Jackson of Albany will be an
instructor in music there for the
ensuing year. She has been study
ing at Fontainbleu and Paris dur
ing the past year with M,- Isidor
Phillpp and M. Camllle Decreus.
She received her early musical
training here, and later went to the
University of Oregon.
NEW OWNERS ISSUE
PAPER AT MILL CITY
Albany Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Lake,
who recently purchased the Mill
City Logue from B. A. Cober, pub
lished the first Issue of their six
column weekly newspaper this
week. Mr. Cober was in charge of
the Southern Pacific depot at Mill
City for many years. The Lakes
were formerly connected with the
Albany Democrat -Herald.
BERRY PICKERS HOME
Elkins Th RlnHffAU trlrla hatu
returned home from the. Richard
Osborne loganberry natch In Onnn.
er Hollow district and are now
picking blackberries for Roy Mil
ler.
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IMPROVEMENT
OF SCIO WATER
MAINS ORDERED
Sclo The Bclo town council at
its meeting a few evenings ago In
structed the water committee,
headed by A. L. Plummer, to pur
chase repairs for city water mains
and Install same as soon a prac
ticable. Improvement of the wa
ter system will be taken up on a
moderate scale. It is stated.
Growing interest In swimming and
life saving, as conducted by Harry
Harvle, Is shown by increasing en
rollment in the ladies' classes. The
work Is interesting and well exe
cuted, according to those who have
participated. The campaign extends
through August, it is officially an
nounced. Mrs. J. D. Densmore Is home from
a stay of two weeks at Breitenbush
springs and is reported improved in
health.
The Scio-Dayton road which has
been under improvement most of
the summer is again being used and
is to be graveled later, it is under-!
stood. !
Miss Alta Pennell of Silverton Is
a guest at the J. F. Bartu home.
Mrs. C. E. Lambert and children
are here from Scappoose on a visit
with relatives. Mrs. Lambert is a
daughter of Mr And Mrs. John
Shimanek.
Mrs. V. A. McKnight is home from ,
a month's stay at Belknap springs j
and is considerably Improved in
health. She has been troubled with
rheumatism for some time.
W. L. Wern and family of Los
Angeles are expected in Sclo next
week for their annual vacation in
the Scio region. They will be guests
of the P. H. MacDonald family.
MRS. CRANE HONORED
BY SURPRISE AFFAIR
Silverton Several carloads ot
ladies, mostly members of the W,
O. W. circle, motored to Salem on
Thursday and surprised one of their
members, now Mrs. 8. Crane, who
will be remembered here as
Olga Miller, who moved from silver-
ton several months ago. Mrs. Crane
was given some beautiful gifts by
the ladies.
TINGLESTAD BUYS
INTEREST IN PAPER
Silverton Professor Edwin Tin
gles tad who has been principal of
the local senior high school for a
few years, has decided to become
an editor and sent word that he bad
purchased holdings In .the Kent Val
ley News, weekly, of Kent, Wash.,
and of which George Hendrickson,
Jr son of Rev. and Mrs. George
Hendrickson, also owns part. The
Hendricksons lived here until a few
years ago and the Reverend was
pastor" of the Lutheran Trinity
church. It is stated that Mr. Tin
glestad has wanted to be in the
newspaper business for several years.
Mrs. Tinglestad and daughter expect
to leave next week for Kent to join
Mr. Tinglestad.
LEWISVILLE SUNDAY
SCHOOL HOLDS PICNIC
Airlie The Lewisville Sunday
school held their annual picnic ir
the grove at Baglcy's. Games were
played and a basket dinner enjoyed
at noon. Th,e afternoon was spent
in swimming and other water sports.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Conn of Sa
lem were calling at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. J, F. Vincent.
Members of the school board
transacted routine business at a
meeting at the school house Tues
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Keyes and
son Eldon were callers of this week
end on Mrs. Wade Williams.
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S. P. RAILROAD
PUTS ON GUARD
TO PREVENT FIRE
Sclo Earl Phillips Is patrolling
the S. P. track from Shelburn to
Bussard, his shift being from a a.
m. to 8 o. m. This is a precaution
the company is taking against fire
during the extremely dry season.
The track along the route Is being
used for storage of box cars, it is
stated.
Mr. and Mrs. Riddle and Dr. and
Mrs. Wllkerson returned Monday to
Los Angeles after visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Riddle
near Bclo. They returned by way
of the Redwood highway. -
Miss Myrtle Mere and David
Weld of Jefferson were Scio visitors
a few days ago.
J. C. Edwards of Grants Pass Is
visiting Mrs. Edwards and others in
Sclo.
Mrs. Fred Moore of Seaside is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
George Merldan. Mrs. Bender of
Los Angeles, a cousin of Mrs. Mer
dian, also is visiting there.
Dean Morris visited his brother
Roll at Detroit Tuesday.
Lor lis Young was a winner of a
35-yard swimming - prize at the
meeting of 4-H club members at
Albany. J. Doorkowxy- won first
In the 60-yard dash and second la
the bop.
OLD TIMERS PICNIC ,
TO BEAUGUST 18
Silverton The old-timer of 811
verton and vicinity will bold their
third annual picnic In the city park
here on Sunday, August 18. The
proceedings and program will be
given at a later Issue as soon a
they have been completed.
PHELPS FINED $500
ON LIQUOR CHARGE
Albany Justice Victor Ol liver
fined ft. H. Phelps of Mill City $500
Friday morning when the latter
plead guilty to a charge of posses
sion of liquor. Nine gallons of moon
shine were found at his home
Thursday night when it was raided.
Phelps declared he had taken the
15 gallons with him to Mill City
from John Day, where he formerly
lived. He is said to have been known
there as R. H. Keifer. '
The arrest was made by Sheriff
Herbert Shelton and Deputy Sher
iff McClain. Phelps was Jailed for
250 lays when he said he had no
money,
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