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VALLEY NEWS BY special corkespodeni Wednesday, august 27, 1930 ,
LONGTIME LEASE
IS FILED WITH
-UNNJECOROER
f Albany A M year the first
instrument of Its una ever record
ed in Linn county, was filed for
record In the office of the county
recorder Tuesday.
1 The property affected Is that of
William S. Duncan and Oertrude
Duncan, on West Second street
Just east of the First Barings bank,
whose buildings were destroyed by
fire several weeks ho.
1 A. J. Hodges, O. H. Murphy, and
C. If. DollarbJde leased the prop
erty and announce they represent
local interests-, who are forming a
corporation that will erect a build
ing on It as soon as clients for It
are secured..-
MISS SCHWAB GIVEN
PARTY ON BIRTHDAY
VMt. Angel Miss Dorothy Schwab
as honored at a party Sunday eve.
nlng on the occasion of her 17th
.birthday anniversary. The affair
was given at the country home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. i. J.
Schwab.
Various games were enjoyed dur
Ing the evening, and prizes were
awarded to De lores Aman, Louanna
Haseini and WUbert Aman. Later In
the evening lunch was served to
Misses Dorothy Schwab, the honor
guest, Eustelle Bauman, Oeorgiana
Bourbannais, Delores Aman, Flor
entine Mlckel, Audrey Ebner, Mary
Blgler, Imelda Kllnger, Irene Be
gin. Louana Hashing, Delphine Eb
ner. Letitla Zollner, and Messrs.
Valentine Eberle, Leonard Picker,
Jerome Luts. Harry McOee, Peter
Blgler, Ralph Schwab, Wilbert
Aman, Willie Bean, Paul Keber,
Bobble Appleby. Gerald Brockaus.
Aloys Klrscli and Kllian Smith.
. NEWBERG RESIDENT
HONORED AT DINNER
Molalla Mrs. P. E. Hume was
hostess at a dinner Sunday at her
home In honor of the birthday anni
versary of her sister Mrs. Lloyd Lll
lard of Newberg.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Lillard and sons Thomas ana
Wesley Hollingsworth of Newberg,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Austin of Port
land. Mrs. John Strand of Willa
mtna. Misses Rose and Frances
Miss Harlett Hume and Dr. and Mrs.
Hoffman of Portland, Max Hume,
Hume.
TRUCK IS DITCHED:
PASSENGERS ESCAPE
Jefferson Leonard McCow and
Gilbert Spragg met- with an acct-
Irom Eugene en the MCKenrie wgn
dent Monday afternoon 17 milts
way as they were returning home
from Prlneville m the McCaw truck.
1 The tearing gear went out of com-
Jhlaslon suddenly, which threw them
1 off the highway. Into the ditch. For
tunately the truck did not turn over
and excepting a few minor bruises
; the boys escaped uninjured. The
truck was badly damaged.
? GUESTS AT GATES
'Gates Mrs. Margaret Seynei and
son and Francis L. Winters and son
of Long Beach, Calif., spent the lat
. ter part of last week as guests of
James winters or Oates. Mrs. sey
nei and P. L. Winters are son and
daughter of James Winters. Tom
Win ten of Mill City was also with
: Ms father, J. A. Winters. This week
Tom Winters and his father left for
the Mitoma hop yards where they
nave employment.
- IDAHO PEOPLE GUESTS
West Salem Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sanford of Melba, Idaho, arrived
Sunday morning for a several days'
vixit with their son. Waldo Baker
and family, at the Baker home on
Plaza street. Mr. and Mrs. San
ford motored to Oregon and stop
ped en route here to visit with rela
tives In Portland nd Porest Grove.
Marion Mr. aivl Mrs. Thomas
Winn, Sr. are enjoying a visit from
their son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Winn, Jr., and children, of
:Knhlotus. Wash.
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PATTERSON FAMILY .
REUNION IS HELD
King wood Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Bernard and Carl Bernard were
among those to attend the big Pat
terson family reunion at Oold Creek
beyond Wlllarolna Sunday. This was
a basket dinner affair, which was
attended by a large number of rela
tive and connections of the Patter
sons, who have lived In that neigh
borhood for many years. It was such
a success, that it was decided to
hold another one In three years,
WITT IS HONORED
ON BIRTHDAY DATE
Mill City Otto Witt was surpris
ed Saturday evening to find a group
of friends gathered at the home of
Mr -and Mrs. Sam Jergeson to help
him celebrate his- birthday. The par
ty had been planned by Mrs. Witt
and she extended an Invitation to
the members of the Rebekah and
Odd Fellow lodges. .
The evening was spent In playing
progressive "500." The Odd Fellows
presented Witt with a box of cigars
and the women of the Rebekah lodge
gave him a smoking set. Refresh
ments were served at a late hour by
Mrs. Sam Jergeson. Mrs. Will Waclv
ter and Mrs. 8. Jepsen. '
Those present were Otto Witt,
honor guest; Mrs. Witt, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Jorgeson, Mr. and Mis.
Ed Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ma
son. Mr. and Mrs. S. Jepnen Mrs.
Mary Carter, Mrs. Clara Ellsworth.
Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood. Mrs. Grace
Eason, Mrs. Nell Wachter. Mrs. Lou
Ise Kenedy, Jake Lettenmaler, Char
les Niocolson, Ous Youngsberg,
ueorge Berry and Frank Thomas.
HUBBARD CHURCH TO
HOLD BIG RALLY DAY
Hubbard Rev. Glen C. Hartong,
pastor of the Federated church of
Hubbard, made public the plans for
a rally day to be held in September.
According to a tentative lilan the
rally Sunday will be ushered in dur
ing the week preceding It with a
church dinner to which the church
and the community are invited. It
will be in the form of a general get
together program for the commun
ity. The pastor with the various
church committees is now working
on this project.
MINNESOTA PASTOR
GUEST NEAR PRATUM
Pratum Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Wall
of Mountain Lake, Minn., are guests
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J. M.
Franx. !
Rev, Wall Is pastor of the Men
nonite church at Mountain Lake. He
preached the morning sermon at the
Mennonite church here Sunday.
Jacob Stauffer, Jr., a Moody Bible
Institute student on vacation at
home gave an Inspiring talk to the
Sunday school. Moody Bible school
was wed represented this Sunday,
with three graduates and one stud
ent present.
ATTEND HOMECOMING
Rlvervlew John Sheppard and
family and S. B, Holt and. family
attended the homecoming meeting
at the Crabtree church Sunday. One
number on the program which was
much enjoyed by all present was a
song by Frs. Davis Crabtree and two
daughters, who lived here a number
or years ago.
TEACHER IS CALLER
Jefferson Miss Frances Pierce
one of the grade school teachers,
was In town Saturday visiting Mr.
and Mrs. S. D. Tandy and other
friends. She has been spending
her vacation , with her father at
Kalama, Wash- and with her sis-
ter at Salem, who was Injured In an
auto accident some time ago. Miss
Pierce will return to Jefferson in
time for the opening of school on
September 12.
VACATIONS AT BEACH
Zena Among those who have en-
Joyed vacations at the beaches this
month were Mrs. Roy E. Bsrker
and son, Sam, and S. H. Barker,
who returned from a week spent at
Pacific City. They were guests at
the home of their friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Bcales, proprietors of
Purine City, while there.
NEW ELEVATORS
ARE INSTALLED
AT WAREHOUSES
Labish Center Electric elevators
have been Installed by the Hayes
ranch to enable their workmen In
the warehouses to hoist the onions
to the higher shelves. Previously
men have been employed to store
the onions but the electric elevators
will aid greatly la this part of the
labor.
Onions are stored In the ware
houses In layers, boards being re
movable are placed every 18 Inches
or two feet apart as high as the
onions are to be piled In the bins.
In this way ventilation Is available
for the onions and aid immensely
In their keeping Quality.
Some onions have already been
Disced In slorage In the growers-
warehouses but the larger percent
age of the growings are ready for
nul lna this week.
After the onions are pulled about
two or three weeks of drying are
required to cure them properly be
fore they are ready to be placed on
the market, or stored in specially
constructed warehouses for future
disposal.
DALLAS PAST NOBLE
CLUB ENTERTAINED
Dallas Members of the Past No
bles' Grand club of the Rebekah
lodge met at the home of Mrs.
Frank Coad Monday evening for a
social gathering. Refreshments were
served by the joint hostesses Mrs.
Prank and Emma Coad.
Members present were Mrs. Roy
Donahue, Chester Henkle, C. W.
Henkle. Fred Holm an. Mrs. Phipps.
O. L. Hawkins. Ora Cosper, Mina
Ouv. E. V. Dalton. Mrs. Hsdley, O.
O. Butler, Robb. Mrs. Tetherow of
Portland and Miss Julia Nunn. As
sisting the hostesses were Helen
Viers and Kathryn Hawkins.
COAST POINTS CAL.L
SILVERTON PEOPLE
Silverton Mrs. Earl Garver and
daughter Earla, are camping in their
cottage at ocean Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Del Barber spent
the week-end at Netarts, Wheeler
and Rockawny.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fellcn ana
daughter Florence spent Sunday at
Neskowln.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Smith and
Mrs. Scott McPike took Mrs. Smith's
brother, Clark Shattuc, as far as
Portland Monday on his way to his
home in Chicago after visiting Mrs.
Smith and his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. 8. Shattuc.
M'CAWS WILL MOVE
JeJtferson Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
McCaw and children, Emelin and
Chester, visited their newly, pur.
chased ranch at Kings Valley. They
plan to move to Kings Valley this
fall.
LEAVE FOB LEBANON
Labish Center Mrs. Mabel Vo
geline and family who have been
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Weinert left Tuesday
for Lebanon where she will visit
Mr. Vogellne s mother, Mrs. Min
nie Vogeline. Mrs. Vogellne will
be accompanied to Lebanon by
Mrs. Daugherty and daughter.
Bernadecn of Labish Center, Alt
er a few days' visit at Lebanon
she will return U her home In
Kelso, Wash. -
BROUGIIERS ARE HOSTS
Scotts Mills Mr. and Mrs. L, J.
Panning of McMinnvllle made Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Brougher and family
a short visit Sunday evening and
Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ves
Panning and son Buno of Am boy,
Wash., old-time partners of A. L
Brougher in a store at La Center,
Wash., were also guests at the A. L.
Brougher home.
Scotte Mills Mrs. Mable Martin
of Turner and Mrs. Evelyn Nater
man and children of Salem were
recent guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Sloan.
Scotts Mills Miss Nadlne Maine
of Oregon City Is visiting with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Hicks.
NEW SCOTTS MILLS
PASTOR IS HONORED
Scotts Mills A reception was giv
en recently oy ine congregation of
the Friends church at the A. t
Brougher home, honoring the new
pastor. Rev. Macy and family of
Huston, Idaho, who have just late
ly moved here to take charge of the
work. Quite a number were present
and a short program was given and
a social hour spent together. Re
freshments were served by members.
VALLEY COW GIVEN
PRODUCTION MEDAL
Turner Of Interest to Turner
people Is the report of Ttddledy
winfcs Oil's Betty, a Jersey cow
owned by Mrs. Florence Gale Neal
of Oregon City, having been award
ed a silver medal by the American
Jersey Cattle club. New York, for
her excellent yield of butterfat dur
ing an official ten months' test, ac
cording- (0 announcement received
from the club's headquarters.
During this test of 305 days this
cow produced 459.56 pounds of but
terfat, or 8310 pounds of mtuc. Her
total yield during this test Is equiv
alent to 574 pounds of butter, or
3888 quarts of milk. The registered
Jersey herd of Mrs. Neals has won
many awards. Mrs. Neal and her
three sons resided on a farm near
Turner for a number of years be
fore buying the Tiddledywinks dairy
farm at Oregon City. . .
CLUB ENTERTAINED
AT PETERSON HOME
Rlvervlew The Thursday Thimble
club met at the home of Mrs. Tom
Peterson with Mrs. Harry Godwin as
Joint hostess. There were only sev
enteen members present owing to
the busy season. Mrs. Ed Smith who
was present. The club will hold its
recently returned from Colorado
next meeting at Mrs. Paul Bartnik's.
ANNUAL CLASS PICNIC
HELD NEAR MOLALLA
Molalla The second annual pic
nic, of the class of 1025 of the Mo
lalla union high school was held on
the Molalla river at Feyrers. Those
present were Miss Hazel Bowman,
Mrs. Ooldie Foglesong Castor of
Portland, Mrs. Florence Heyerly
Gottwald, and Wesley Mitts. There
will be another picnic held next
year.
POLK G. 0. P. CALLED
Zena Mrs. Stella J. Henry Is
sending out notices this week for
a special business meeting of Polk
county republican central commit
teemen to be held September 3
at the county court rooms at Dal
las. Mrs. Henry is republican cen
tral committeeman of Polk county.
RETURNS FROM PORTLAND
Turner Miss Katherine Scham-
pler returned Monday to the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Schampier in the Cloverdale dis
trict after a weeks' visit in Portland
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Krone. Mrs. Krone
brought her niece as far as Salem
where she took the stage, and Mrs.
Krone visited In Polk county with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schtnd
ler. Miss Schampier will be a Jun
ior In the Turner high school this
fall.
NEW PAPER AGENCY
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Kleeman have moved to Salem
where they nave opened a multi-
graph shop on North 17th street.
The Oregon Journal agency wmcn
Kleeman has had here for some
months, will be taken over by Bob
by Adams, Sept. 1.
. ZENA GUEST LEAVES
Zena Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Bar
ker have had as their guest dur
ing the last few weeks Mrs. Bar
ker's nephew, Krader Gould, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ooufd of Tilla
mook. The young lad returned to
his home this week.
MI88 POWELL GUEST
Untonvale Miss Margaret Powell
of Portland came Monday and is a
guest of ner uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Alderman and fam
ily, and other relatives in the Day
ton vicinity.
STELLMACHER HEADS
ALBANY LEGION POST
Albany Frank Stellmacher will
bead Alfred E. Babcock post Mo.
10 of the American Legion, follow
ing the elections here Monday
night, installation wiu oe neia
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Other officers elected were: Roy
Klnsey, first vice-president
Charles Jones, second vice-presi
dent; Car Connet. adjutant; Dan
Brenneman, finance officer; Law
rence Bcharffenberr, aergeant-at-arms;
Wallace Eakin. historian;
Rev. M. M. Stocker, chaplain and
Kenneth Bloom. Walter Stuart
and Alton Coates, members of the
executive committee. .
MILLERS ARE FETED
ON WOODBURN VISIT
Woodburn Mr. and Mrs. . Otto
Miller and son of Hutchinson.
Minnesota, who have been visit-
big with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Miller
for the past two weeks departed
for their home Sunday by auto.
While in Woodburn they were
extensively entertained and were
shown the beauty spots of Oregon
Including the trip around . Mt.
Hood loop and the beaches.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Miller
entertained with a dinner at
dinner at which all the children of
the Miller family were present.
The table was centered with a
beautiful bouquet of gladioli from
the Becker gardens. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller and
son of Hutchinson, Minn., Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Whitney and two
daughters of Portland. Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Rlgdon, Mr. and Mrs.
O. P. Miller and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
Willam Miller, Jr.. and the host
and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Miller. - .
JEFFERSON FARMER
FALLS FROM WAGON
Jefferson-C. R. Cnllcinc . f.nn.
living near Jefferson, sustained
oaaiy nruised ribs and a wrenched
back MonrinV .vpnin. n-Hon ha fall
from his wagon loaded with bundles,
striking on the tongue. Calkins was
neiping a neighbor thresh when
me accident occurred. His injuries
will confine him to his home fnr
some time.
VISITORS IN TURNER
Turner Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore
of San Francisco were recent visi
tors in Turner. Before moving to
caiuomia the Moores were located
in Mill City for a number of years.
rred Moore is a brother of George
Moore of Salem, who with his fam
ily resided in Turner before going
Into business In Salem two years
ago.
' MRS. TUFFOBD RETURNS
MIU City Mrs. Edna Tufford of
the Mill City confectionery store re
turned home Tuesday from Bellnap
springs where she has been spend
ing her vacation. During Mrs. Tuf
ford's absence Stacy Finel has been
helping in the confectionery.
CONNS IN BANDON
Molalla Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conn
and son Billy were in Bandon sev
eral days looking over property In
terests. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Agnes Daugherty, and son
Charles and Earl Kayler. The party
also visited the Oregon Caves be
fore their return Monday evening,
and Mrs. Marvin Dixon looked after
While Mrs. Daugherty was gone Mr.
her farm. Dixon is employed by
Chester Austin on his new combine.
BACK FROM COLORADO
Rlvervlew Ed Smith and wife
have returned home after spending
several months In Colorado for the
benefit of Smith's health.
INFANT IS IMPROVING
Union vale Ethel Ramona, tM
pound Infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Stouten burg Is gaining
and' will remain In the Doernbecher
hospital in Portland another month,
according to word received by its
parents.
BIRTHDAY OBSERVED
AT BARTNIK'S HOME
Rlvervlew A birthday dinner was
given at the Dome of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Bartnik for Ed and Earr Bart-
nik. Those present beside the host
and hostess and honor guests, were
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Welch of Van
Miss Muriel Blgham of Portland.
couver and Mr. and Mrs. Murrel
Ollkey and baby.
HOUR OF SERVICE
ADVANCED SUNDAY
Labish CenterThe services at
the Community Evangelical church
will start 30 minutes earlier than
the regular schedule, August 31.
Sunday school at 0:30 o'clock,
preaching at 10:30 o clock by Rev.
Scheuerman.
A picnic dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson near Au
rora Is planned for all those wish
ing to attend following the preach
ing services.
The ydung people's topic for
Christian Endeavor August 31,
wny Are Industrial Missions
Worth While?" will be discussed at
7 o'clock. Mrs. Daugherty will be
the leader for the evening..
BERRY PATCHES IN
MOUNTAINS CALL
Gates Several Gates people are
gathering hucVeberrles from the
different mountant patches. Last
week end LeRoy Orafc, daughter,
Louise and sons, Willis and Her
man, went into the vicinity of Elk
Lake for berries. Mr. and Mrs. E.
V. Collins spent the day In the Elk
Lake patches. Arnold Syverson left
Sunday morning for Grizzly Flat in
the vlclnlt of Pamela lake for ber
ries. Orval Hayward went to the upper
Rock creek, or what is commonly
called Monument peak. These
patches have long been the favorite
place for Gates people but since the
old wagon road is grown over it Is
about a nine-mile hike or ride on
pack ponies.
EHLENS MAKE VISIT
. Aurora Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ehlen
of Eugene recenty visited Mrs. Eh
en's mother, Mrs. Henrietta Will.
Ehlen sold his Interest in the auto
top and upholstering business re
cently to his brother-in-law, B. H.
Will of Eugene. Both the Ehlen
and Will families were former Au
rora residents. Ehlen was assistant
postmaster for many years before
going to Eugene. Since having re
tired from active work, Ehlen has
been taking a much needed rest,
devoting a great deal of time, how
ever, to his musical career. Ehlen
Is. widely known as a musician.
GUESTS AT DENTEL'S
. Aurora Guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dentel. three
miles west of Aurora are Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Hayes of Philadelphia,
Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hayes
and children of Clinton. Okla.
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VALSETZ RESIDENT
BURIED WEDNESDAY
Palls' City Mrs. John Chappell of
Valsets died suddenly at the home
of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Louise
Chappell, In Falls City, Sunday.
She was born In Orangeville, Ida.,
In 1900, attended the Portland
schools and was married to John
Chappell June, 1919. She is sur
vived by her husband, a daughter
ten days old; her father, Fred Wal
ker of darts toil, Wash., her moth
er, Mrs. Frank Kannes, Portland,
and a brother, Oranrllle Wilson of
Newberg and other relatives and
also a host of friend.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Henkle-Tbomas chapel
Wednesday afternoon at t o'clock
with burial at the Falls City Odd
Fellows cemetery.
GATES SCHOOL "READY
Oates Work at the school house
is being rushed in preparation for
the opening of school September
8. The new cement sidewalk be
tween the high school and gymnas
ium buildings is being laid this
week.
Rlvervlew Mrs. Lucelle Klalsncr
of Mill City is visiting with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Crenshaw.
POLLYWOODP
Borne of 25c Talkies .
TODAY and THCR8DAY
By popular request we arc
fringing back to Salem at
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PIG CLUB MEMBERS
HAVE FINE FROLIC
Jefferson The boys' 4-H Pig club
enjoyed picnic at the Green's
bridge park. After a abort busi
ness session a large bonfire was
built and marshmallows toasted.
Those present were Chester Mc
Caw, Francis Oatchell, Clinton Hart,
Harvey Myers, Orlando Myers, Eme
lin McCaw, Jessie Hart, Jean Mc
Kee, . Genevieve Wled, Mervine
ard McCaw.
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