EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCH S
WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS
BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1930
PAGE TWO
JEPSEN RITES
ARE WEDNESDAY
FROM STAYTON
Stayton The funeral services for
Harry Jepsen were held Wednesday
afternoon from the church in Mill
City with burial In the Stayton L O.
O. F. cemetery. Rev, Bates conduc
ted the services.
Jensen, who was 35 yean old, was
born In Denmark and came to Mill
City cenen year ago where he has
since resided. In company with Tom
Ingaa of Mill City he had gone to
Portland Sunday and when near
Canby, on the return trip about 10
o'clock the car skidded on the wet
pavement and Jepsen was thrown
In such a manner that his neck was
broken. He was rushed to the Ore
gon City hospital where he died at
6:it0 o clock Monday afternoon.
He leaves his mother, Magdaltn
Jepsen. three sisters and one broth
er In Denmark, one brother, 81g
Jepsen, MIU City, one sister, Jennie
Kofford of Oakland, Calif.
' The funeral was In charge of W.
A.' Weddle of Stayton.
WILLARD WOMAN'S
r CLUB DEFERS MEET
Waldo Hills The Willard Wo
man's club will not begin Its autumn
work this month as rumored but
will hold Its first meeting the lirst
part of October. The club has many
interesting plans made for its win
ter's work and these will be out
lined by its president, Mrs. Karl
Habcrly, at the first meeting of
the season.
AUMSVILLE EDITOR
BUYS TURNER PAPER
Turner The Turner Tribune of
fice has changed hands a number of
times since spring. F. P. Rowley, edi
tor for seven years, sold the paper
establishment to Aubrey L. Fletcher,
then of Salem, who is now owner of
the Stayton Mail. Fletcher disposed
of the paper to Sanford B. Sparks,
former Stayton editor, who sold it
recently to Charles Clark of Aums
vllle, the latter having taken poses
sion. Clark is also editor of the
Aumsville Star.
HEALTH CLINIC HELD
Mill City The Marlon county
health clinic was held Tuesday af
ternoon for the first time since a
short recess after school was closed.
Several women hnrc taken the ad
vantage of this opportunity to have
their children examined. Mrs. H. M.
Ladd and Mrs. Arthur Allen are In
charge of this work.
SLASHINGS ARE BURNED
Gates The lirst heavy shower of
the fall was welcomed on Sunday
evening with unusually heavy
thunder and lightning. It rained
sufficiently for some slashing burn
ing. C. D. Johnson has a large
piece of slashing on the north side
of "Tater" hill which he Is burn
ing. MOVE FROM GATES
Gates Mrs. Charles Brown and
children moved from the Brown
home east of Gates to MIU City.
Milton and Lorena Brown were
popular Gates high school students
and will be missed as will Leslie,
who was a pupil In the Intermediate
room.
WAYNE BARKER HOME
Marion Wayne Barker, who has
been employed on a signal gang for
the Southern Pacific railway at
Canby. was home for a visit with
Ms family and friends of Marion.
Mr. and Mrs. Barber and family
motored to Albany Sunday.
ARRIVE FROM IOWA
' Mt. Angel Peter Erpelding and
son Joseph, of Bode, Iowa, arrived
here by motor Monday to spend sev
eral weeks looking after his farm
interests. He owns the large ranch
west of town, now being farmed by
L. Rutherford. Erpelding formerly
lived here and is visiting with rel
atives and friends.
WELLS GOING EAST
Mt. Angel Mr. and Mrs. Virgil R
Wells of near West Wood burn are
leaving this week on an extended
trip east. They will make St. Louis,
Missouri, their major stop, to visit
relatives and friends. They formerly
lived in St. Louis and this Is their
first visit there in ten venn.
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HUBBARD RALLY DAY
SERVICE SCHEDULED
Hubbard "Rally Day" has been
set for September 11 by Rev. Olen
S. Hartong. pastor of the Feder
ated church of Hubbard. A spe
cial program Is being prepared by
the program committee assisted by
the pastor. It Is expected that all
friends of the church will attend
all of the services that day and the
church dinner held possibly the
day before.
DAYTON MEAT STORE
SALE ANNOUNCED
Dayton A deal has been made
whereby Leo Reicbert of McMinn-
ville became the owner of the Day
ton Meat company's business con
ducted by J. E. Proffltt for several
years In Dayton and possession
was taken Monday morning. The
building was not Included In the
deal and It will be leased by the
new owner. A strictly cash basis
la to be maintained. Buying local
livestock Is announced by Mr.
Relchert. He Is owner of two
other meat shops, one at Forest
Grove and the other at Oregon
Cloy.
The rural meat truck routes will
be discontinued and the help- In
the shop for the present, will be
from McMinnvllle. T. Tcague, the
meat cutter for several years will
be employed buying and selling
stock for J. E. Prolltt. The pur
chase price was not made public.
PURCHASE OF SILO
MADE BY DUNNIGAN
Hazel Green Maurice Dunnlgan
purchased a 40-foot Indiana silo
from Peter Stevens at Albany re
cently ana Is assembling and rats
tag the silo with the assistance of
his father-in-law, Fred Chapman,
of Hayesville. Nearly every farm
of any size has from one to two
silos now In this community. Most
of them were filled with inch and
oats and are about ready to be
reiiuea with corn in the near fu
ture. Rutherford, Schneider and
other farmers have their own en
silage cutters which they operate
on weir own and other farms.
WATCH IS MISSED
Suver A cold wrlsttratrh mU
teriously disappeared from the
aMjre ownea oy rrea stump. It to
wriievca it was pocKetect while
Stump was working in the rear
of the store.
MRS. MASON LEAVES
Jefferson Mrs. George C. Mason
left for Victoria. B. C. Mondav for a
short visit with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Gil
bert, who are soon to leave for Chi
cago where Gilbert is employed. She
will also visit her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mason
at Port Townsend. Wash., before re
turning home. Miss Virginia Mason
accompanied her as far as Portland.
CALLED BY FUNERALS
Hayesville Miss Hlldred Mason of
Portland has been spending several
days at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Mason. Miss
Mason came home in order to at
tend the funeral of her cousins who
were killed in the accident at Tur
ner Labor day. ,
AVERS' ARE CALLERS
Marion Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Avers
and son Loren Ayers of Eugene stop
ped off to visit friends of Marion.
They were on their way to eastern
Oregon where they will visit Avers
lather who owns a ranch near wa
rion school and Mrs. Ayres taught
mic. Ayres was principal of the Ma
ine Intermediate room for three
terms.
THOMAS FAMILY MOVING
Alrlie Mr. and Mrs. Jay Thomas
and children, Geraldine, Howard,
Eugene and Blain, have rented a
place near Junction City. They
will move this week in order to be
ready by the time school starts.
TIOME FROM CONDON '
Mt, Angel Miss Angela Cot t mire
has returned from a two weeks' stay
in Condon where she visited hei
father. Miss Cot t mire will stay at
the home of Miss Rose Hissing
while continuing her studies at ML
Angel academy.
GCESTS KERR HOME
Suver Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kerr
had an their dinner guests Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Brown and sons, Nor
man and Wlndal, of Airlie; Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Conkey -f Men mouth;
Mrs. Anna Brown and Yvonnf Kerr.
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GEORGE O'BRIEN
MYRNA LOYIUCIU BROWNE
LAA.A "ur GanK" Talking;
Added ry tht wln(J 11owi,
VALLEY SCHOOL
OPENING DATES
ARE DISCLOSED
Dayton Monday, September S2
is the day scheduled for opening
of the Wheatland school. The new
school bouse WEI be completed at
that time as work on the building
Is progressing splendidly. Painting
the outside Is now being done. Miss
Maud Williamson of that vicinity
1 the teacher.
The Fairvlew school will begin
Friday, September 1. to give stu
dents a chance to get boots oy
regular class work Monday, Sep
tember 23. Mrs. Dale Fowler of
Grand Island and Miss Claire
Wagner of Dayton are the teach'
ers.
Webfoot school will begin Sep
tember 22. Mrs. Vernon Foster Lsi
the teacher.
The Plcasantdale school will not
begin before September .22 and
there Is a possibility of one week
later.
MACHINE AND TRUCK
OP KOSANKE'S HIT
Independence John Kosanke,
farmer living south of town, had a
double misfortune Monday when his
son, while driving the family car to
the hop fields, was struck by an ap
proaching car at a cross-road. The
car was somewhat damaged and oc-
the Kosanke truck ran into the
the Kosonke truck ran into the
truck belonging to John Holt, in the
same vicinity and put it over the
grade. Both cases are pending set
tlement.
FAREWELL IS GIVEN
THOSE WHO TEACH
Labish Center A farewell party
was held at the home of Mrs. Bun
honoring the Misses Constance
Weinman, Grace Klampe and Em
ma McClaughery who are leaving for
various points to teach school this
fall. The guests present were the
Misses Constance Weinman, Emma
McClaughery, Grace Klampe, Marty
Sewell, Naomi and Irma Horns -chuch,
Frances Klampe and the hos
tess. Mrs. Burr.
Miss Weinman will teach at Suth
erland, in the high school and Miss
McClaughery will teach in the grade
school at Meridian.
RETURNS TO HEPPNER
Hopmere Mrs. Art Jackson of
Heppner. who has been spending a
month here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Buchanon, and with her
brother, William Buchanon and
family, has gone back to Heppner.
RETl'RN TO JEFFERSON
Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Looney and family have returned to
their home in Jefferson, after
spending the spring and summer at
Port Orlord, where Looney has
been engaged In contract work on
the Roosevelt highway.
EMPLOYMENT IS OFFERED
Amity Miss Florence S nod grass,
members of the June graduating
class of Amity high, has gone to
McMinnvllle where she has been
employed for the winter.
MOVING FROM SCIO
Scio N. B. Moses and family will
move to Albany about September
IS, occupying the residence of a
family are temporarily absent The
Moses family will be missed In the
rural region southwest of Scio,
where they have been engaged in
farming for a number of years.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Moses have been
in declining health for some time
and they will lease their farm for
a time, hoping to recuperate and
later return to country life.
ML Angel John Klin linger re
turned to Brawley, Calif, after
spending two months here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Kim-
lincer.
fTftis Month-
IK rvRTLANI) uAS & OlKF in
.ft? at j dv
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And No Additional Down Payment
on any
Modern Smoothtop Gasrange
with automatic oven heat regulator
costing $100 and up,
or $10 on
STUDY RESUMPTION
PLANNED AT DALLAS
Dallas Beginning September 14
members of the Zion Mennonlte
church will resume the study of the
book of Revelations, which mas dis
continued when the union services
were Inaugurated. There will be
the usual German preaching at
the morning service.
TURNER MARSHAL'S
APPOINTMENT MADE
Turner The city council met in
special session on the second day ax
ter the regular meeting date, the
regular meeting having been post-
poned as several councilmen were
absent. George Given was officially
appointed night marshal, following
his tentative appointment a month
ago. One bill from Marion county
for gravel used on the streets was
ordered paid and another for grad
ing was tabled for further discus
sion. Other smalt bills for varying
amounts were ordered paid. The Jail
cell in the city hall is still uncom
pleted due to a delay In making a
change in the construction of the
door, and the floor is yet to be
placed. Routine discussion took up
the remainder of the meeting. Coun
cilmen present were D. S. Riches. C.
C. Martin. George Crume, L. C. Ball,
a. S. Prat her, mayer, and H. R.
Peetz, recorder.
HAZEL GREEN WILL
HAVE NEW JANITOR
Hazel Green Ralph Gilbert,
chairman of the local school board.
has announced that the first meet
ing of the board will be held this
week at which time a janitor wilt
be hired and plans for various im
provements which are to be com
pleted before school commences, are
to be discussed.
School will begin Monday. Sep
tember 29, with Mrs. Flora Hedrlck
of Salem as principal and Miss Al
ma Stauffer of Fruitland, as pri
mary teacher, both of whom were
employed in Uus district las; year.
HOMECOMING READY
North Howell The homecoming
at North Howell wilt be held Sunday
at the North Howell grove. Anyone
who has ever lived in North Howell
is asked to bring lunch and come
for the day. Coffee, cream and su
gar furnished by the grange.
SHAWS VISIT DONALD
Donald Mr. and Mrs. William
Shaw visited Mrs. Shaw's mother.
Mrs. Anna Case, living west of here.
The Shaws have been at The Dalles
for several weeks where Shaw was
engaged in trucking during the grain
harvest. They will return to Gresh
am to reside.
RETURNS FROM IOWA
Hopmere Ervin Carbaugh, a bro
ther of Cat Carbauffh, now of Ger
vals, has come back to this neigh
borhood from Iowa, where he went
a year ago.
MOVE TO MILL CITY
Gates Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gall
have moved from the Fluke place
west of Gates to Mill City, a family
by the name of Fa mum have
bought the Fluke place. The Far
nums are from Mill City.
BARTHS END VISIT
Mt. Angel Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barth
and family .returned to their home
in Portland altera spending a week
at the home of Mrs. Barth's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob DlehL Mrs.
Dlehl returned to Portland with
them and will tsay there for a
week.
VISIT IN PORTLAND
Turner Mrs. Clifford Ensley ac
companied Mrs. Frank Lyle to Port
land where she will visit for a week
with friends and relatives. Mrs. Ens
ley will be the house guest of her
friend. Miss Bernlce Nelson. Mrs.
Frank Lyle and daughters. Miss
Elaine and Jean of Portland spent
the day In Turner with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wiper, of the Clov-
erdale district. Mrs. Ensley was Miss
Vivian Colvin of Aumsville before
her marriatte last fall.
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STAYTON LEGION
POSTELECTION
HELD FOR YEAR
Stayton The American Legion.
met at the park Monday night with
35 members present. Most of the
eveninz was spent In routine busi
ness and nomination and election of
the officers for the next year.
The following officers were elect
ed: J. L. Pounds, commander: Floyd
Fleetwood, vice-commander: George
Duncan, adjutant: Dave John, Jr.
finance; Ben Chamberlain, chap
lain; W. V. Adams, historian; 6im
Etzel. sergeant at arms.
The executive committee was
lected for each district as follows:
Tom Tate, Sublimity and Union
Hill; Fred Albus. Stayton: William
Bodeker. Lyons and Mill City: Hugh
Weitman. Aumsville and West stay
ton: Paul Pietrok. Scio.
The officers will be Installed at
the next meeting which will be held
on Monday, October u.
ALBANY PLANNING
FALL STYLE SHOW
Albany Albany's annual fall style
opening will be held Tuesday eve
ning, September 18, the night pre
vious to the opening of the Linn
county fair, it was announced by
Ray McDevitt, chairman of the
committee, following the meeting of
the Advertising club, Tuesday. Tues
day's meeting was the first fol
lowing the summer vacation.
COAST PARTY HELD
North Howell A coast party was
held at Neskowin Sunday by a group
from North Howell. Those making
the trip were Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
Esson, Eva Nell, and Zan, Mr. and
Mrs. Sherm Cosniler, Edwin and
Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cline
and son George. Raymond and John
Paulson. George Weisner, Irene Be
gin, Mabel Drake. Maxine Philips
and a girl from wooaourn.
SECRETARIES GATHER
Dallas In her capacity as secre
tary of the local chamber of com
merce Mrs. C. N. Bilyeu will go to
The Dalles Saturday to attend a
meeting of the Oregon Secretaries'
association. The subject under dis
cussion will be the Important one of
state-wide development.
GUESTS BENNETT HOME
Labish Center Mrs. Reul and
son of Los Angeles, Calif., are visit
ors at the home of Mrs. I. D. Ben
nett. During their visit there they
havj motored to Pasco, Wicsh., where
they met their nephew, Mr. Carry,
who returned to Labish with them.
COLLIERS HAVE SON
Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Collier are the parents of an eight
pound son born at their home Tues
day, September 9. The baby has
been named Ward Junior, and is
their first child.
MOVE TO HAYESVILLE
Hayesville Hayesville has another
new family, R. L. Phillips who has
moved his family Into the Dr. Parr
home. Phillips is employed with the
P. E. p. company In Salem.
VISIT IN M.VRION
Marion Those visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Chris-
tensen were Dr. and Mrs. Orville
Wills and children Orville and Ber
tha, Mrs. Nelson and daughter Edna
and Victor Brunkel of Salem. Mr.
Wells Is a meat Inspector for the
Cascade Packing company at Salem
and Brunkel is employed near Mt
Angel on a hay baler.
MRS. LeDOl'X ILL
Mt. Angel Mrs. Louis A. LeDoux
underwent a major operation Mon
day at St. Vincent's hospital, Port
land. The operation was performed
by Dr. Joyce of Portland. Her hus
band is the owner of the Service
garage here.
more, tf worth mm J
stiff rrvrAr,.
to $100.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
GROUP HAS MEETING
Airlle The Lewis vUle Christian
Endeavor society held its regular
meeting at the houe of Theodore
Boyer in LewisvUle. A large crowd
was present to enjoy the evening.
An annualy community picnic was
sponsored a week ago by this group
on the Verne Osborne place on the
banks of the Luckiamute river.
TEMPORARY BRIDGE
DRIFT CREEK ROAD
Waldo Hills A temporary bridge
has been placed over Drift creek,
where the new county bridge fa
going in. The bridge Is not being
used by motorists during the work
ing hours of the road crew but a
few of the venturesome are trying
it out at other times. They are
experiencing considerable difficulty
in malting the grade from the bridge
to the old road and the greater
number are taking the detour.
Following the rain Sunday night
It was feared that ths new portion
of the 'road which is in use would
be impassable. However, the rain
only settled the dust and served to
pack the loose dirt, making travel
more pleasant than before. The
bridge. It is expected, will be com
pleted about October 1.
PARSONAGE IS READY
FOR TURNER PASTOR
Turner Rev. and Mrs. E. J. Gil
strap and their daughters have mov
ed into the residence across from
the Turner Boys' memorial home
that belongs to Mrs. C. A. Davis and j
was occupied for a number of years i
by "Uncle Ira Pierce." The house
has been refinished on the interior
and necessary plumbing put in and
other modern improvements made, i
for the residence to be used as the
Christian church parsonage. Rev. ,
Gils trap is local pastor of the Tur-'
ner Christian church and with his
family has resided in the house near
the tabernacle since coming to Tur
ner more than a year ago.
MEETINGS RESUMED
Donald Meetings of Venus chap
ter, O. E. S. wer eresumed after the
summer vacation. Routine business
was transacted. A social evening will
be enjoyed at the next meeting with
a committee composed of Mrs. Nona
Yergen. Mrs. Ida Yergen and Mrs.
Maude Pendleton.
BIRTH IS REPORTED I
Donald Friends here have receiv-'
ed news of the birth of a daughter I
to Mrs. Williamson of Portland, who
was formerly Miss Fay Pendleton,
daughter of Mrs. Maude Pendleton.
VISIT HOPMERE FRIENDS
Hopmere Miss Connor and her
son, Ira. of Chiloquin, were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gib
son Osborn. Accompanying them
from Chiloquin were Mrs. T. L.
Osborn and sons, Leroy and Eldon
of Roberts station.
VISITING IN PORTLAND
Amity Mrs. Clara Knight of this
city is spending the week In Port
land with her daughter, Mrs. Chase
Thomas and family, and other rela
tives and friends. Mrs. Thomas Is a
teacher in a Portland high school.
Gates Mrs. Robert Schroeder of
Mill City has resumed her music
class at Gates after some weeks va
cation. When Fit!
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MEETINGS RESUMED
BY EASTERN STARS
Amity Amity chapter No. 7.
Order of the Eastern Star met In
the Masonic hall Monday evening.
This was the first meeting of the
chapter since the summer vacation
which started the last of June. A
social evening waa enjoyed after
the close of chapter. Mr. and Mrs.
A. O. Latimer gave descriptions
of their recent automobile trip to
their old home in Texas,
At the next meeting. Monda
evening, September 15, there will
be Initiatory work and a supper at
the close of the chapter.
CONVENTION MUSIC
IN CHARGE OF MELL
Dallas Carmen MelL a former
pastor of the Christian church In
Medford, was a visitor at the local
church Sunday evening, when he
sang several solos at the service.
Mell Is nationally known for his
musical ability and will have charge
of the vocal part of the musical
program at the International con
vention of the Disciples of Christ
at Washington, D. C in October.
DIVORCE SOI CUT
Albany C. J. Moore filed papers
in circuit court here late Tuesday
through his attorneys, seeking a di
vorce from Mary M. Moore on the
ground of cruel and inhuman treat
ment. The Moo res were married
in February, 1918, at Vancouver,
Wash.
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NIGHT SHIFT PLAN
OF COUNTY SHERIFF
Dallas Deputy Sheriffs Floyd
Senter and Rea Craven are working
on the night force out of the sher
iff's office during hop picking. This
arrangement was carried out last
year by Sheriff T. B. Hooker and
has proven successful.
Donald Miss Martha Eseen ot
Camas, Wash., Is spending some
time here with her sisters, Mrs. J.
A. Bush and assisting the latter
during the rush season In the meat
market.
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BETTER
WORK
MORE
You will b interested in the
Busintss Revival, now in pro
gress throughout th V Cr D
System. Wa hsva determined
to make busintss batter. (rO
agents are lengthening thtir
working day, stepping t little
livaliar, and taking advintag of
vary business-creating move.
EARN
MORE
This extra effort is bound to
increase earnings. Van Fleet
cV Durkee have arranged to
augment these earnings with
round $3,000 in cash awards.
V O D men who operate
their stations in the most intel
ligent, business-like mannerwill
receive a substantial addition
to their September incomes.
SPEND
MORE
To do their part, the winning
station operators have agreed to
spend every cent of their bonus
money for things they need.
At this time, everyboby is eager
for a revival of business. We
have taken a definite, concrete
step in that direction ... a step
towards transforming a desire
into a fact Join with us. ,
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