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WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS by special correspondent
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1930
STATE GRANGE
SPONSORSHIP
OF MEETINGS
Stayton The state grange will
sponsor meetings in Marion coun
ty to discuss the hydro-flectric
power blu measures on the Novem
ber ballot starting Tuesday after
noon at Sublimity at the Catholic
Foresters hall at 1 o clock, spon-
sored by the Community club and
local grangers. Charles Hottlnger
will be chairman.
Other dates and places are
Tuesday evening at the Ml. Angel
auditorium at ociocrc.
Wednesday at 3 o'clock at Oervsls
Dy tne romona grange ana local or
ganizatlon.
Wednesday at 8 o'clock at Sil
ertoa by the chamoer of commerce
and local grange. N orris Ames
presiding.
Thursday at 2 o'clock at Jeffer
son In the Masonic hall by the
local club and grange.
. Monday night, 8 o'clock, at Sa
lem Labor hall by labor organiza
tions and grange.
Ex-Governor Pierce and Ken
neth G. Harlan of Portland will
discuss the measures. Hie public Is
urged to attend these meetings.
t6Hvertjn At the next noon
luncheon of the chamber of com
merce on Monday, Charles C. Hulet
o( Albany, master of the state
grange, has been Invited to attend
and address the chamber and all
other members attending on the
subject of grange measures on the
ballot.
The chamber extends invitations
to all who can and care to attend
tins meeting and that it may be
best for euch to secure reservations
for the luncheon in advance, either
at the restaurant or with one of
the chamber officers.
LOUIS FOX DENIES
CHARGES IN COURT
Dallas Louis Pox. Independence,
entered a. pica of not guilty to both
charges preferred against him. The
date of his trial has not been set.
Charles Parker of Buell pleaded
guilty to the charge of obtaining
money under false pretences. He
was sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary but parolled to his
brother under certain conditions
which are as follows: all checks
passed must be made good in 30
days time and he must report once
a month to Judge Walker either In
person or by letter.
W. E. Gilbert Indicted on two
counts of obtaining money under
fair pretenses pleaded not guilty
to both charges. His trial has been
bet for October 23. I
NEW WORTHY MATRON
CHOSEN AT STAYTON
Stayton Acacia chapter No. 63
of the Eastern Star held Its regu
lar meeting Tuesday evening with
a good attendance.
Mrs. Ellen O. Lambert was elect
ed worthy matron to fill the va
cancy In that office caused by the
removal of Mrs. Rose Beedle to
California to make her home. W.
H. Hobson was the Installing offi
cer and Mrs. Grace Nelbert, marshal!.
TURNER ENDS
C. E, MEETING
Turner The annual convention
of the Marion county Christian en
deavor union closed with a large
registration during the three days
session.
Miss Margaret Shoemaker of Eu
gene was the song leader, and Miss
Josephine GUstrap of Turner, pi
anist, the latter delivering the ad
dress of welcome the first night of
the convention which was held in
the Turner Christian church. On
Saturday evening the annual ban
quet aponsored by the Turner
Christian Ladies Aid society was
served to 50 Christian endeavor
guests. Many prominent church
workers ot the state gave splendid
addresses during the convention
and helped to make the session a
success.
The three day convention was an
Inspiration to Turner young people
and community, many of the young
people of the county being guests in
rurner nomes during the meetings.
STURGIS IS FORCED
TO REMAIN IN BED
INTERMEDIATES FORM
FOR WINTER PROGRAM
Monmouth Twenty-four mem
bers of the intermediate Sunday
.school of the Evangelical church
met in the church parlors for a
business and social meeting.
. Mrs. L. L. Hockctt was elected
president, and Harold Good treas
urer, the latter to succeed Dorothy
Bark, who is now a member of the
senior league.
The evening was supplemented
by games and refreshments.
Books Dilmer Crowley of Tide
water, who has been helping with
the farm work during the illness of
Prank Sturgls, returned to his home
Monday.
btur Bis was seriously in lured
about 10 days ago in an auto col
lision on the Pacific hihwav one-
fourth mile north of Brooks, when
his car was hit by a south bound
motorist. Sturgls received a badly
wrenched back and has been con
fined to his bed ever since. He
also received some broken ribs and
several cuts about his head.
Sturgls was returning from his
ranch at ALsea and had his car
leaded with apples when the acci
dent occurred. Hhis car was demolished.
NEW WOODBURN
SCHOOL HOLDS
OPENING RITE
Wood burn Dedication of the new
Lincoln school building mill take
place Friday evening at 8 o'clock
in the auditorium of the school and
s program ot Interest has been
prepared. Open house wiu be held
during the day In order that all
may visit the building and Inspect
its many conveniences.
The program will open with
selection by the high school band
followed by America" by the audi
ence. Superintendent V. D. Bain
will tell the purpose of the meet
ing and the presentation of the
building will be made by Con
tractor Andrew Presthus and Ar
chitect C. N. Freeman and the
building will be accepted by L. E.
Thompson, chairman of the school
board.
Responses wilt be given by Mrs.
W. J. Wilson as president of the
Woman's club; W. H. Bailie, presi
dent of the Woodburn chamber of
commerce, and W. H. Broyles. mayor
of the city. A vocal duet by Mrs.
V. D. Bain and Mrs. Jack Hansen
will follow and the address of the
evening will be given by James M.
Burgess of Salem, from the state
department of education. The pro
gram will close with a selection by
the band. .
Every one Is Invited to call dur
ing the day and inspect this mod-
dern school building of which
Woodburn is Justly proud and to
take part in the dedication cere
monies.
COY NEB LEAVES HOSPITAL
Woodburn Dell Coyner has re
turned to the Virgil Wells farm af
ter spending five weeks In Dr.
Smith's emergency hospital with a
broken leg which he received while
cranking a truck. He is now able to
R't around on crutches.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MEETS AT IVERSON'S
Silvertoo The Miitouarv society
of the Methodist church met at the
hooit of its president, Mrs. H. J.
iversou on East Hul Tuesday alter-
noon.
Part ot the afternoon was spent
listening to talks and papers to
questions louud In the Missionary
paper. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Orandnia
Fa ye on McCIalna street.
SPEEDING MOTORIST
CAUSE OF ACCIDENT
Jefferson Too much apeed In
making the curve In front of the D.
H. Looney residence four miles
north of Jefferson, caused a Los
Angeles car to crash Into a car
driven by Merle Chrlstenson of Al
bany, Wednesday morning about
9:30 o'clock.
The Chnstenson car, occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Chrlstenson
and two children and Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Cederlund and baby, all of
Albany was on Its way to Salem
and was traveling on tlie extreme
edge of the pavement. The Los
Angeles car was traveling south at
a high rate of speed and the wom
an who was driving evidently lost
control of the car which cut across
the pavement striking the Albany
car with such force that It over
turned.
Aside from minor bruises none of
the occupants were Injured, but the
car was damaged considerably. The
other car had one fender torn off,
All responsibilities) were assumed
by the California car. A traffic
officer who had been following
this car from Salem, but waa de
layed In getting behind some other
cars, proceeded to follow the Cali
fornia car after the accident.
Gervais Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Kep-
pin;er left for Taft Tuesday where
he will be employed in the Joe Dc
Jardln store for a month or more,
rlminfr th? busy san.
1 Today
MONMOUTH LEGION
WOMEN APPOINTED
Monmouth The following mem
bers of the American Legion auxil
iary have been appointed to act as
chairmen of the various commit
tees: hospital, Hattie Schwletzer;
child welfare, Alice Suntee; pub
licity, Alda Smith; community
service. Myrtle Tllton; membership.
Ira Powell; unit activity, Alda
Smith; Americanism Fldac, Ruth
Lorence; poppy, Marie Cumnlsky;
music. Francos Ortind.
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Tomorrow
JACK HOLT In
VENGEANCE
LABISH CENTER HAS
SERVICES SCHEDULED
Labhh Center The services of
the Evangelical Community church
lor Sunday are as follows: Sun
day school at 10 o'clock, preaching
at 11 o'clock by Rev. Schruerman.
. Christian Endeavor at 7 o'clock,
evening. The topic, "Marks of a
good citizen," will be discussed un
der the leadership of Jlmmle Sewell.
TEACI1KKS ALL BAC K
. Waldo Hills All teachers were
back on duty Wednesday morning
after their two days' attendance at
the Institute at Salem. Miss Lois
Anne Riches to teaching at McAlpln
where there are eleven pupils this
year. Mrs. Helen Paget Is in charge
of Center View and Marden Ovcr
oss and Mrs, Neal Verrier teach at
Evergreen.
WELLS FAMILY HOME
Woodburn Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
H. Wells returned Saturday from
ail eastern trip of four weeks, dur
ing which they visited Mrs. Wells
mother Mrs. H. B. Rayney near St,
Louis, Mo,, and brothers and sisters
Of Mr. Wells. Carty and Albert Wells,
Mrs. John Farmer and Mm. Richard
Wammack and other relatives in the
atate. Mr. and Mrs. Wells left Port
land over the Union Pacific on the
Portland Rose and enjoyed Orepon
rain from Portland to Nampa, Ida
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Real Itanrhall Thrill-.!
A Home-Una!
Appealing Styles
Economy Department
Second Floor
Pumps
and
Oxfords
$.95
Values in the lot up to $7.85
Guaranteed Silk Hose, full fash
ioned, new shades
$1.00
'We Lore the KMdiea"
Buster Brown Shoe Store
HAZEL GREEN'S
ENDEAVORS SEE
GOOD PROGRAM
Hate! Green The local Chris
tian Endeavor society gave an in
teresting program recently, the
theme being "Onward and Up
ward." The program opened with a cor
net solo by LeRoy VanCleave ac
companied by Nora Rutherford
Rev. 6. E. Long read the scripture
lesson from Timothy which was
followed by a song service and -responsive
readings. Exnogene Wood
gae a reading and a mixed quartet
composed of Rev. Leila Luckey,
Rev. S. E. Long, Guy Looney, Br
and Clifton Clemens, gave several
selections,
Tlie program closed with an
elaborate pageant basd on the sub
ject and entjtled "Needs of Serv
ice." included In the pageant were
the following groups with Helen
Davis as reader and Charlotte Van
Cleave as Statute of Liberty. In
dian group. Gene Kuenzl, Virginia
Parmentler. Mexican group, Emo
gene Woods, Harold Kuenzl, Edna
Rutherford and Josephine Woods.
Negro group, Arthur Clemens and
Glen Looney. Chinese, Iola Luc
key. During the pageant solos were
sung by Iola Luckey, Clifton Clem
ens and Leonard Rutherford.
FACULTY IS GIVEN
DINNER BY LEADER
Scio A party for the new mem
bers of the Scio school faculty was
given at the horn? of Prof. P. A.
Oallegly, principal. Tuesday evening
by th hold-over members of the
taff. A banquet was served at
o'clock. Among guests present In
addition to teachers mere Mrs. Har
vle. Mrs. Caldwell and Mr. and Mrs
E. C. Shelton. Scio, and Mrs. Pent
ney of Roseburg.
GEER ABOl'NO AGAIN
Waldo Hills A. A. Geer who has
been HI for the past few day Is up' .Samaritan hospital
and about again and was able to
return to fits work with the road
erew Wednesday. Mrs. Geer to at
Portland with an aunt who is under
medical observation . at tlie Good
Bligh Capitol
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One of America's Trading
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President, Allis Chalmers Mfg.
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Vice-President, and Director, The Faflc Corp.
(manufacturers of steel cos tines, etc); Direc
tort Fine Wisconsin. National Bank, First
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suranoe Company, National Enameling and
Stamping Company, Granite City Steel Co.,
the Falk Investment Company,
President, Public Safety Commission of Mil.
waukee; Regent of Marquette University; Di
rector, Merchants and Manufacturers Assn. of
Milwaukee.
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