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EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS special correspondents MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1932 GRANGE READY FOR SESSIONS AT SILVER. ON RJvrr ion From the number oi t rampug in ihe tpfctawy pre furrd camp frwrnds Just wr-5.de the cu? municipal ptrk Saturday and fiusiar. the aiate grange convemwo tu beun In reality. Son 15 fam tlieft wen located vtvn Ihe tntease beat of the lav afternoon vas brotra bf a thunderstorm accom ptruM by hcary downpour oi Amonc those officially Important tred as campers for the week are Klua Bertha Beck of Albany. sta atcretary: 8, H. Edwards. CorvaU. atjue deputy of the Willamette valV Krv district: Mra. S. H. Edward Corrali: Mrs. H. Ohlinf. Albany; W liter Ohling. Albany; Anhur, Brown. Roseburr. ta deputy of ti e southern Oregon dtftxict: Mrs. Brown, RoAeburg; Mr. and Mrs. L.j F Bailey. Baker, state rate keeper; j Y?. A. Jones, Madeay. Marion coun ; tv era nee deputy: Mr. and Mrs.' t J Kirchum. Oreeon City; Mr.: n l Mrs. W. Nuasbaum. Oswepo: Frink Borers. Maeleay; Mrs. OUie HtWton. Oswrgo: Miss Charlotte Iac. Albany: Mr. ar.d Mrs. B. Fstrchild of Joseph, and Miss AUeem Elvards. M.s& Edwards is the di-ehter of Mr. and Mrs. S. H Edwards and will be a fuest for the meek of Miss Blanche Ellen Young, ft classmate of Miss Edwards a: Orwa State college last w.n.er. With contests In the city park early Monday evtning as prelimin ftries, the strenuous work of the 6Jch anrual state grange eccren tioa will be in order, beginnmc T-jexday morrunf at o'clock and eotmnuin throughout the meek. Tiie women of the Trinity Luth eran church will serve lunches and J. imers durint the five days of the rmmiton. The Loyal Berean class o: the Christian church wiil serr ranches tn the basement dining t Mens of the church and the Im tr.Annel Lctheran womens societies f: ih thitr-c4i will mtiu rvtkkl 1 ties and light lunches for at least , Presented two groups erf her puao i o oars tiunnjf ur convention in . ' ' - - tise Inman building opposite tr;"- Tuesiy evenm. . H Junior -I j Signal Wrong? l 1 24.25 " i WM I i , i : 1 OREGON CLUBS SEND MEMBERS TO OAC CAMPUS i ML Anget Mt. Angel i-B club. xembf rs are making their reserva- i , uocs for the summer session oa the Orejon Su college campus. With reservations for the incus! 1 in from 33 to M Oregon counties, nigh attendance, approximating that of a rear ago mhen T2S enroll ed, is assured (or the two weeks period on the Oregon State coLege campus. The dates this year will be June 13 to 25, which is one week later than last year, oreralpplcg the regular adult summer session by one week. Estimates of attendance at first were somewhat under las year, out later reports from the counties in dicate that some are sending more than a year ago, which will appar ently balance the reduced delega tions from other counties, accord' ing to H. C. Seymour, state club lea der. Last year there were 725 actual club members present in addition to some 73 leaders who assisted In the school. Fifth svenue's bronze signal tew. ers Kav entered the Investigation . of New Veritas city government. I Samuel Seabury (left) charges Mayor Walker (right) ovens bonds in the company which erected the toners. He cites this as a violation , of a city law forbidding city officials l from OMning stock In sny company I holding a city contract. PUPILS OF PIANO HEARD IN RECITAL Silt er ton Mrs. Gertrude Cameron MODELER IN SAND GUEST IN VALLEY HsyesTille Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Cocibrar of Detroit, sdeh-. hare been staying at the home oi sir. and Mrs. P. -N. Andresen the past week whi Mr. Conibear has been coo- Jefferson Man's Finger Is Bitten By Spotted Snake Jeftersoti While working In the hay field U:e Friday af ternoon. CUnt Hampton, who lives three miles northwest of town, was buten twice on the finger by a Urge spotted snake. Not knowing what breed of snake it might be he thought it advisable to come to the office of the local physician for treatment. 6o far he has suffered no Hi effects excepting, of course, ft aore finger. RURAL LETTER ' CARRIERS ARE PARK CALLERS Predeek Has Stamp Mania Since 1897 Mt. Aliifl In 18n William Pre deek started to collect stamps, and he has bean at U ecer sum. Today Predeek has twelve collections and is starting on the thirteenth. He is a liTing example of the truism, that when a man gets bit by the s:amp collecting bug. there is do hope. One album includes all regular issues by the federal government Irom the earliest general issue 1547. down to the present. This col lection is practically complete and is worth several hundred doUsrs Two stamps in the 1M7 t5ie. a 5c Franklin sna a 10c Washington hare a catalogue ta.ue of about strucuac two concert lion statutes I,, Aa;h imperforated stamp at the entrance of the Andreseas im .--, ssa Vir He i coumry home. hi. . otij. onll 0c stamo of !M7 Conibear. who made rcodrls and valued at IjOl (Statues in sand on the streets in The vsue ot stsmpf. sccording to ccai cr is young art preieek. vary all the way from (ace stuoent. ne stuoiea several yeai3 m Detroit and lar took up statute S-ayton About "$ people attend ed the semi-annual meeting of the Marion County Rural Letter Car riers association at the Legion park in Stayton Saturday. The men held a horse shoe pitching contest and baseball while the women pre pared a dinner which took place about o'clock. The meeting was In the nature of a rally for the state convention which will be held in Medford July 9 and 10, and various matters of business were taken up by the as sociation and its atmhary. Hosts were Leo Rock and Ployd Crabtree. Stayton carriers: Emma Reynolds, assistant postmstressETA Brown, local postmistress, and Ellen Reynolds, her assistant. Lyman: McDonald ot Salem is president! snd Carl E. aboard of Sootts Mills is secretary of the association. Georgia Cook ot Salem and Tens Dullum of Silverton are president court houst auiiliary. Guests present from outside the county were Rev Prstt of Astoria, sure president of the Carriers' as-sociatK-n. ard Mrs. Pratt; Prank N "Dusty" Rhodes of Eugene, state secretary of the state carrier's as soSstion. and Mrs. Rhodes: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young, of Sherwood: Mrs. Myrtle Eberhard. McMmnvule: Archie Parker. Monmouth: Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Robinson and O. L. Campbell. Yamhill, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen of Lyons. Gordon Will Give Farewell Sermon Silverton Sunday Silvertoo A number of months ago Dr. W. S. Cordon, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church oi SUwrton, signified his intention of not remaining with the Silverton congregation (or another year. Pres ent pUns of Dr. Cordon are to deliver his farewell sermon S'-mday, June IS. GRANGERS MEET FAIRFIELD HALL IN DEGREE WORK Fairfield Fairfield grange No. 720 held its June business meeting at He will attend the con- the Fairfield grange hall one-fourth fere nee which begins the following ; mile west of the Champoeg highway Tuesday and will accept a translerion the Fairfield road, Friday eve to another church at that time. Dr. and Mrs. Cordon will make their home in- Portland, where they have property and are desirous of a pastorale location that wilt be near enough to their Portland home to allow him to lire there. nlng with S5 members in attend dance. Th first and second degree Ini tiation was conferred upon Mr. and Mra Ailyn Nusom. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lundy. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brun dridge. Michael Mahoney. Sr. Al vln Manning and Carl Francis, Jr. one prospective member was named and a committee appointed to lnves ticat. Frank Saalfeld was elected as al ternate delegate to attend the state a grange at silverton June is. 10 ana I lft Tti, annnsl vrarj nicnie to be tuvuT, vrre. juct i i.jru.e jjjjj qq jyjy 4 mts discussed and was paid Saturday morning to the decided to be held at Ditmars grove, late Judge Cola S. Hill at a me- Lawrence Freischwelles was ap- morial service in the Linn county t, M .r... ,,mm taI mcnlc. In the circuit court 1K. in . hi. luiinnu other room by the members of the bench 1 .nM,r,, , m(f Robert Dtingee and Brentford J. J. HILL MEMORIAL HELD AT ALBANY. work in Florida. He served on the pohce force in Detroit for several years but gave that up to continue his study of art. Al lof his work is done br hard with rubber gloves, a paring knife. I a brush and a little water. So mo3el osstoftice Thw with :h m:m. fmembeis of her classes appeared in TO, k- ,' ' ' v.." rvurants m tuTvnon. it is - -- - " a proiue. Many people think he uses ' gon sump Society and attends their intosn. and worthy patron. P. M. value to tlil.OOO which was the once psud recently by a collector tn the east for one of the rare provincial stamps. Predeek gets his stamps from collectors, dealers, ar.d nrirate individuals ail over the world. At L-. dependence Adah Chapter. O. present he is making up a coUection j E- S, will not have their regular of all United States stamps without 1 meeting Tuesday, owing to its be -cancellation marts. ling grand chapter week and the Predeek is a member of the Ore- worthy matron. Mrs. Louie H. M- r-jped. will be sufficient in furnish- tonum. Etcnt received first year di- imdh;ve' u hokl the sand m nlace VICTIM OF RUNAWAY SERIOUSLY INJURED It food for the visitors. The Bub- 1 ptoruas in the Moore fundamental lie is ir.nted to only two salens. I work, two m keyboard harmony were the lecturers' program at ( o ckx-k ' riven diplomas lor the completion Tuesday. In the Eugene Field audi- .of two years' work, and four were t'tnwn. and the memorial service 'awanied three year diplomas in key-T-.urvdaT afternoon at I X o clock board harmony. The last group sp in toe same buuding. peared in solo numbers. The fundamental pupils appeared : tn a less formal program during the 1 reading ot a story entitled The Mu- I steal H-ke. when each appeared in a special piano number at intervals during the reciting. The class in- eluded Maurice Davis. Clarene Reed. SUierton-Tne eonniunn .IT ji Barbara Jean Palmer. Margaret Utiller. who was Injured Fncav af-'. Swanio. Betty Francis. EUeen temooo In a mn-away aeciOnt ' Rahn. Ceorg Steelhammer. Jr. while raking hav tn a field near Sil- I James Jensen. Jr. Ruth Neon. T-rton. much worse thsn was at ! Mtnel Stamey, Wilms Hope. Lois f rst reported. t lard. Put. us Adams, and Jane In bring thrown backs ard from 1 11" tiie arat of tlv narrate when a Friday evening Mrs. Camercn's wheel caurrit in the fence and the advamed students were heard in a t.ingue of the auciiuie broke. M.ilrr studio recital at 625 Oak street. The aistained a bad fracture of the .affair was invitational with 144 stu r:t!u arm Just above the wnst and dents appearing, a bad break between the elbow and ! a.KKilder. The licamer.ts sustain-"cT ?.;.(. l. tv shoulder blade were torn'1 -nn OOCieiy ewse and be aso reeenvd bad cuts I ITnsts Fnr Parrl on the tare and head. He was bad-' HUMS X Ul vaiua 1 brutard about th. ,ht 1 Mt- Ange-St. Anna society wOl lrr part of the bodv. hci P-" TJesday evening but he mere dampens it with wa ter and it remains wet for several days. When making statue work ce ment la mixed with the sand. Mr. and Mrs. Conibear plan on making Salem their home as he has arranged to go into business with Ray Smith, who now mates lawn urns, statues and monuments for progressive home owners. Both Coni bear and South plan on maing Sa lem and the surrounding territory one of the beauty spots in Oregon with their artistic ability. meetings in Portianl He would like to see enough collectors in Mt. Angel so that local unit could be or;anud here. FAREWELL SURPRISE OFFERED YAN NUYS' and bar of Oregon. Prominent JTT C . ' 7v imprcs-; w, sporUi Wa-d Lundy. Frank fi!e,5 eS PrtSOC' ' Csnnard and Michael Mahoney. Jr.: Justices of the Oregon supreme chir!eJ Ed court, the circuit bench and leaouig members of the Oreron bar. as well ," ' . . as members of the late Judge's fsml. The Home Economics club had ly and close friends who crowded 'charge of the program during the the court room. lecture hour with Mrs. Francis Nu- Eesolution reviewing his career som acting as chairman. The pro were prepared and spread on the gram included a recitation by Lela records of the court. They were Runcorn and Mary Joan Hall, and prepared by A. K. McMahan. Al- piano so'.o by Miss Bonnie Bell banv: Allan G. Carson. Salerr.: M : Miller. Mrs. Francis Nusom. Mrs. The next associaton meetina will D Shah Lebanon; E M. Pa5e.Brent(ord J. J. Miller and Mrs Al- be held in Salem m .November with S: " wiUam P. Euis. Salem... Tn .Nusom wui tat- cr.srge ot me the Salem cirriers and their 'wives' Tributes were paid by W. Lair j next open meeting Friday evening. itKmpfon oi tJTtana; v. E. lieyes ' u m wciu Salem; who spoke for the Marion planned (or that evening with mem county bar. Mark V. Weatberford. ; bers requested o bnr.g card tables who spcie for the Linn CKmty Bar . and cards. association. Judces L. H. MrMahan ! Supper was served by the refresh- " mj stv. w- .- -.i.. shone Justice H. H. Belt of the supreme and Mrs. Lawrence Frelschweiler. I " ort paid an eloquent eulogy to ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feiton. John Judge Hill s big heartecness as well Fab as nis sbtlitv as a iawrer and Jura;. For Img Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Hall. I Mr. and Mrs F M. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hannecan were sp- fnoir-t-rl rm th winner mnmitv with Mrs. CharlM M Hill rhiir- tnaa of the committee. Rickreall Quilting Bee Attracts Many Rickreall M ore than 30 men and women attended a pot-luck dinner at the weekly quilling bee at the grange lull here Thursday. A but terfly quilt pieced during the last few weeks by the women was tlni a cd and presented a complete sur prise, to Mrs. Jesse Ragsdale, tn appreciation of her help for the past several months. Mrs. Ragsdale. who Is too busy to piece quilts for her self. Is never too busy to give a day each week helping her friend fin ish them. This Is the twentieth quilt .lone by the group during the lata winter and spring. CECIL MATHANY DIES IN CRASH Madras, Ore. June 1J MV-Cecil Mathany. 19, of Monmouth, Ore. was killed early Sunday and Earl Poulsen. 23, suffered a broken back when the steering mechanism of their automobile apparently failed, and the car crashed over a steep bank on Keeney bill 12 miles south of here. Hospital authorities at Redmond where Poulsen aas taken said the youth had been completely para lysed. They sent him by ambu lance to a Portland hospital. Math any Is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Mathany. of Monmouth. as hosts. PICNICS SCHEDULED BY RECREATION CLUB CHAPTER SENDING LODGE DELEGATES Schweiser. m-li be in Partland at- :enLng the sessiocs. The other delegate from Adah chapter are Mrs. Homer Dodos and Maurice J. Butier. They ul be rep resented by iht a proxies. Mrs. Dodds vas am artunate in breaking an arm Jefferson Members of the Derer Rural Recreation club were enter- i talned at the country home of Mrs. V. W. Wildman, Thursday afternoon. The busine.ss session was In charge of the president. Mrs. Ralph Gro- It was decided to hold the annual club picnic June IS. An af- PAST NQSLE GRANDS HOLD PARK MEETING Dallas Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Van Nuys were surprised saturdav night when they were taken for a ride which terminated at the Library iinvcne wisning to new tne young nau. wnere a group of friends had artists wort is welcome to do so at gathered to wish them the best of tne Andresen home north of Salem. SILVERTON AIRPORT ACTIVITIES VARY luce on the occasion of their de parture for Albany. Van Nays Is a pa-n commander of Carl Fentoo post of the American Legtxi. Mra Van Nuys is also a past president of the Auxiliary unit and has always taken a prominent part in the ac tivities of that orrararation. A number of things of v-.;. ,.. , nave been happening all th, ,.V, w 4 ".Jf"' 'rpoC. 'ecenUy - Mri I E. Warner. Mr. and' Mrs. ported by Lee Morrison, caretaker pj .s--r.nefe , ,.h m. a t and reeistran, of the field. C. E I Remofcis made a trip to Euenelfca. Ur Mrs. Clifford He- The bors-a were iv. , i,.f -rh-, 'm Use Si. Mary s school auditorium , , , a .V ! ana lira uun Hadtind. Mr. and took his daughter, lnex. and Miss Janet Ballantyne to Pottiand in his plane for a weeks visit with friends. Ring Baird and his autogyro have been a aocrce of attraction to Sil verton citiaens in an afternoons nan to tt local field Friday and am a day earner In the rn arKeral yards before being halt- 1 ' . There Vol be prtres and ed bv Miller's son. Tom. who was cunh will be served by the follow- at work n the field. mc committee: Mrs. Henry Wel- jland. chAlrmari: Mrs. Caroline Am- Park I Pnntilap ' an. Mr. Anna Walker. Mrs. Michael . . PUIar IWeinacht. Mrs. Mary Baker. Mra As Mercury Rises SuMa Leona wea- DaUas- For the third successive t""- Mrv J- a. Young. Mrs. Anton dv here the nrrran hit the M iBachtneler. and Mrs. Joseph Zerr oVeree mark, with Saturdav a shade ' A rvr crowd is expected to attend be-w Pndav and Suxvdav' Quite a ttin wU1 mcn Si number arft SaKtrday nlgbt and . Alul card party tha season. t the heal na the era breesas. With the swimming pool tn shape nee more, the attendance at the city park ssade a distinct ram. es pecially asoong the young folks who freoueat the pool at all hours of the day. Swtmsning al night tmdrr the stents, which became so pops a: last Flower Mission Day Observed at Turner Turner The annual Flower Mis sion day program of the Turner w. c. T. U. waa held at the coun try home ot Mrs. C A. Bear, with a bououets of flowers distributed makes a strong attraction " 'he sKk and shot-Ins. Mrs. K during the not apea and is tlkelv to 1 0 ' supesintendenl U flower make a biatger hit than ever this 1 IEis0;D arranged the niier- year. ee'.irtg program presented during fthe afternoon. Following devotion- Baird was busy making passenger flights over Siverton and the ssa roundirig country, taking two pa- "vi w a ume. xne ideal wei tner and clear atnsosnoere n Silverton ciuaens an opportunity to at seeming close range the unusual ship Baird left Friday evening tor a Portland visit before rrsurnn to his Seattle borne. Mrs. Harold Rich. Mr. and Mra Roy Donahue. Mr. and Mrs. R. S K reason. Mr. and Mrs. Csrl Bales. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wuson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wstson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. A J Cleveland. Mr. and Mr. R r. Van I Ovsdel. Mr. and Mrs, Barie Rich- ardson. Mr. and Mrs. W. Blackley. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Woods. Mr. and Mrs. K w. Cravm, Mr. and Mrs. John Votb. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mtur. Mrs. Vtrgu Barton. Mrs. Jack Bakm and Uie honor guests Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Van Vuya. Name Prize Winner Monmouth The Balfour prise for tlXIUAKI WILL VISIT SHverton The members of the American Legion auxlliarv of Del. ben Reeves post No. ? have maie ' JtrP Mr Douglas B. Parke and Communion Offered Scotia Mills There were eieht children who received ftrst Hotr communion on Crooked Finger the imm ounaay al the Hoty Rosary ala led by Mrs. F. C Ounnin. group irrt. - ' . singing opened the program. Read- ZlSvLTZ: mis were gien by Mrs. K. J. OU-! Btlt,tnbr- VtncTOt Albert Orrach and RaraM WrUman. Orftr.te plans to attend an auaiiary Mrv 1 J Hameon: saasKal seiec- mretine at Uoiaa K!urt! .... txwa by Mra Bum Otauung and nirav The nest regular meeting ot Vrv w 8 Burgoyne and aaikthier. tne aunliarv win be he:d Moccav Haa- Mrv Trtt Baront re June aooer the auspices of the " tile of Jennie Casaxly. e) vanish War Veterans and tbeu-i vrw tkiiii e-.t-m LCIttS X CAMP HaTrsTtle Leonan! Ore a- left eVuuraa r morning for Ca.T Sievecs wdb the National Guard advance Urtail aqad. Krnnrib Taisnare and SHAW ME.N RCTl KM 8haw Herbert Amos, who enlist ed la the V. & tcarmea had a few days furlough tha week. He visited ms brothers. Henry and Alfred, tan grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. H W Warccda Mra Leiv BU ot n- I Barns. He ieft earte Wedneadav Chester. N. T. a the house guest ot ' aorr'iI1 ,or Francisoa. Oeorge her parenia. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ' ' nas oeen a stadent at Merdvk She Jefferson Misses Lsura and Flora Thomas were hostesses to members snd guests of the Past Noble Grand chib. who motored to Bryant's nark this week tn a faa and will arobsblv m A-oany Thursday afternoon, for a not be able to attend grand chap- IP1- Tha was ajo a regular meet ter. She is associate matron and her! Fo--i the brief business prory w-Jl be carried by J. G. Mc- seas00, tne tune was spent sociay egate to the ratjotal democratic Inuih a n tMr,-kn rvf a..H v.. 1 and at the Cote Of the ailemcon a convention has lust eomrJetert (Mm. v "(.i. l,nutu.w . . -.I u- .... . . ' . tf . T VV "i puing tne oiiiciai returns oi tne I .tiassPr I s MAniir BLACK TO ATTEND BOURBON SESSION Dallas Lynne M. Black, state del. A covered dish luncheon will be served. At the close of the business ses sion the time was spent socially and at the tea hour refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Fred Hoefer and daughter, Helen. Present were Mrs. Albert Raxnish and daughter. Donna June, Mra. 'Carl Harnish. Mra Ralph Groshong, Mrs. Fred Hoefer. Doris Davis. Hel ;en Hoefer. Martha Groshong. Lola jBreiner. Ruth Hoefer. Geraldlne iGroshor-g. Lois Tuttle and the hos ' tess, Mrv V. W. Wildxan. ter. Walter .Smith, worsiipful caster of Lyon lodge, and J. G. Mcintosh, junior wirden, will attend grand hostesses. Club members present were Mrs. Hugh BOyea. Mia R. W. Curl. Mrs. todze whth also eocrene. nert wk Lee eia. Mrs. a s. Thurston. Mrs. in Portland. Other members of the s- Th'-. Mrs. Keithel Smith, order nosv attend. I Mrv Doc Humphrey, and the hos- mi j tessrs. Misses Laura and FVwa Tho- TRIBUTE TO FLAG PAID BY TEMPLE I Guest At Party Through the medium of postal! Shaw A party was given Thurs cards sent by him to the various ' day evening in the Masser hall for county clerks and returned to him. I John Masser. in honor of his 17th after flilmg in. Black is able -o tell j bin aday. Dancmg aas the d.version at a glance what his stantiinu was nf rh .?.rin vdtc.i. rimfCi.i S fr 't ior thf cccisioa wtn 'ta th respeetiTe counties. The rec- j by the Powell brothers and John t UT y. , ; v --j.;urs isaa t.ia: ne pjcea nrst in ,Propa!. Late in the evening a lunch Mrs. C-arence Liboy and chudren. , three of the counties and second In was served to the following: Grace Aurora Ats temnie No. J4. Pvth ian sisiers. paia special tribute to raed on Mrs. Maude Bekweil. a the rig with a Flag Day prorratr. 1 member of the club who is In the given at its reeuiar rrring. Irx"p::al there. rMovertg from ic The foliowing program was grrec 'rur.es ruetved in an auto aciider.t. song. -America": salute to the flag: 'They also called on Mrs. Nancr SU. -History and Onein of the Flag." ; er. who has been CI for some time. Mrs. Fred Schneider: vocal duet. -Batt Hymn of the Reoialic -Mrs . Ttfl - T T i.j Sioner-Lincoln Gettvsbure Ad- aipiuuias iiailUtU dress." W. O. Fry. and suiting of patriotic songs by sO. Members then retired to the dining room where tabJea were decorated with national coiora. A strawberry feast followed. Union Hills Grange j Stages Initiation Waldo Bins At the June meeting ?e.me Hishbercer. Helen PsUister Reeina Wol?e. Phyllis Rich er. Esteiia Grubenhof:". Helen Sher- a. .ccway ot i-ortiana: 21 votes. Ftnley exceeded this num. ! Fieber. Louise e.u..i t c-s. djijo sua am.rea orr By 2o w-iie tie Polk count Ta'st-sn. Icandxiate had a m-.wity of 5.25 " e 1- A.oar.y t..e c.io rr.etnoers over Goss. the third ariri in the m-e 1 v., i.,.. r- Black wa leave in a week's time j Kathenne Heinert Magdalene Laur- 'oc Chicago. mr. v jglnia Schoeffer. Katherlne , , , - ILauringer. Teresa Masser. Julia raSt -iatrOnS LlUO Hemert. Leonard Doerfr, Edrad Mr. and Mra alarm Miller. Mr. and Mrs. nwft. Kl : 'r u scholarship at the high school has;Bdon Fox an Henrv Hansen.' The been awarded to Winifred Ebbert. team gtriag the decree was compos- Lucille Wilson a close third. pnneipai ot the high school, gave & T a . in whvh h ! . ..il of the Union Hia grange a class of i tim to she Mini a t. r. atx was riven the third and fourth rrrv th. -. . - degree Those taking the degrees ; the task that has been assumed each To Class Members Monmouth The nrsentation of --u vj r-ai. i nuricav atternoon. Following a Murdocx Fnaay evening at the high brief business meeting the afternoon tchooi building was the occasion for , was spent sociallr. At the tea hour a festival evening by the parents , refreshments were and student of the eighth grade Members present were Mrs W H class, at which refreshment and; Sherman. Mrs. Georee Mariorte game were featured. F. M. Roth. VISIT AT WtCOYDt Waconda Mr. and Mrs. Fern Run- corn have as their bouse guests Mrs. Runcorn two sisters. Msse Nma and Theima McPeek. and Del St utr. all of Eugene, who with the Runcorn family attended the graduation ex- tars at the deaf school where Mist Theta M.Peek. another sis let of Mra Runcorn, was a graduate. individual. Festival Planned Shaw The young foixs of the ! ii i, T isurgnart Aured fieber. Dean Nich- -tieets At JeiterSOn jolson. Gu:do Batliner. Fred Goflln. Jefferson Mrs. David H. Looney Henry Amos. Waiwr Richter. Clar and Mrs. Henry Shields were has- , ence Goffin. Lawrence Wolfe. Mar tesses to members of the Past Mat- j 'm Grubenhoff, Walter Batliner. tons club. OXS who met in the ' Harold Croidale. Nicholas Klien, cere rooms at the Masonic hall ' Anthony Lauringer. Frank Schaef- fer. Andrew Lauruiger. Joe Klien, Oeorge Meyer and Robert Larsen. Snyder Is Honored Aurora A. C. Snyder recently passed another milestone and In or der to celebrate the occasion his sis dinner and invited the following: Mr. and Mrs. L. L Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. win. Percy and Leora WUL Sherman. Mrs. George Mar! one. Mrs. R. C. Thomas. Mrs. J. L. Par low. Mra S A. Pease. Mrs. Evalyn WalL Mra. Earl Pheis. Mra. Guy Roland and the hostesses, Mrs. Loo ney and Mrs. Shields. Shaw parish are sponsoring a stra , berry festival to be r."rn Wednes- 1 ed of M. M. O Jmour. Jecsae Carter. Maude Heater. Ctnsana Jones. J. r w Boget, Winnie Tate. Cauetvot Jones. I1 evening in the Shaw parochial W. F. Kreca. C. E. M or ley. Paul Ja-15'- house beginning at eclock. quet. Adoiph Heater. J. C. Krenx. Dancuig and card playing will be Ort Hiimphreti. c. C Carter and i civersiocj at the evenxg. Miauc WJi Green. "iH be furnished by John Prospal mi I and the Powell brothers. Late in the H VJtKT Malts BACK eveunc they win serve a lunch. MS. KING LEAVES Aurora Mrs. Will R. Kong of Los Angeles who has been a house guest at the J. W. Saddler home for the jpast week left for Portland where I Waio Kills Harry Bowers, bro ther of Frank Bowers has arrived here for a nan at his old come, and while here win attend the state (range convention to be beid at SJ wrrton cesrt week. Bowers left here RECITAL IS PLANNED Silverton Miss Beryl Ottoway. noimitt and Mrs. Fern Davenport, teacher of piano, will present their pupLs in a joist recital at the ale- win remain tn Oregon 'Oregon State cofiege the past year. J rreIa7 vmung .77! '"-"- ha first yraTccr t w , land has reruns m .k. and Mra O R. Broueher who are Gmg win leave T. memmg for ramp. The boys w La trair.ing for two weeks mow nti iatri Waconda Karl Brown was return, ed W a Salem ncapttal Friday eve riirsg after asffertng a rrapse frrai a arrere ear mfection. Brown ha been very ill for the past month and vol two weeks m the rosrtial and rat returned to ha borne where be if fered a relapse. He wUl be ererau e4 Boon lor wtartoid. Hu son. Laddie Brawn, has charge ot ha service Kiun tfuncf ha father tuneaa. Waconda Mr. and Mra Vera Walker and twin acxts. Dribert and CUbrrt at Portland are scendrng aevml says as gwrsts af Mr. sad Mra A3yn Ntaeta. They sna re mam .tv SjrKiay and attend the Waeon. da coEcatunity crab s annLal picnac hnd sa Sunday at tne rUvcrtan park. Vent Walker a a koouxr of until Auiust. ' ems and rrr tiuer. Mrs. Ivan Rrtm. 1 has returned to spend the sum !drxire Mra. Roil plans to meet her months with ha parent. Mr. snvts, rt PLANNED West Saiess The Ladies Aid So ciety of Ford Memorial church are twisonitg -suver Tea" to be hrid SAILING FOB ALASKA Scotts Mills Mr and Mra A L. rrS, w. t1? , l . ! aw Tears ago and ha been mat- I uscopal church tn SUver- ,ZZr 7CZL iT I tu !oc B" Banion. where on- eietoaj. The puboc a tn daugnter Gast drerre toMonitor Frl- jbt tm , of larxi to oo H, .some eruetinvental w mmw. mg coast harkleberrir and the otg - rttT'rr Vi..?: " ". "! Jersey bhjeberry. He a also husband September 1 at Crnrinnattt. Ohio, where they wtd attend the American Chemical sccsety rorrern I im. Mrs. Roil a tn Easusao Kodak chernat. ansa nnwsrw mwi Sihertvo Mas Men Bowea ha!"1 rrt Wednesday after- returned to her Siffenon box foel Hoatease sna be Mr. Joha the avmmer vacation. She ha been I " " C L. Dark. The a teactier xa al Cottage Orove for enlertainaievit featares arc an a nuw.brr of year. Ma Bowes i charge of Mr. Earjer Rsersoa and graduated from Orrroa State cce-I4 Frank Fvereslei. krge and taught in Use euvcrtont . , high school and at Baker before TTpiNQ ru araArOK Uking cp the Cottage Orota work I . Wmt S MB orrtrod rsreo- She a a daiathux of Mr. and Mr. I " r O. B. eoUege for Sitka. Alaska. Brougher a the son of Mr. and Mrs A. L. Brougber of tha place, and Mra Brougber. the atster wf Ivan Smith. Mrs. Addie Smith, taotner of Mra Brougber. was ha been at the Edland home with Mr. J R. Bedford at her boa lor a lew darv also returned home Rroucher who are F " .rn f - asn, asar-iay worfcfcg wrJl beea. He was tow tt. sorb as Industry would cot succeed at the coast beesaee of the strong but he a finding u wuit, sac- cessfuL O atcwea of tha esty. BOWtKD BtHTB ILL Turner Howard Baker baa been ertliralty IB for the past wee at h Tamer home wnh pleural pnew-sflcca- Mra M.-eran of the Tur ner Bora' Memorial beer, a prec ticaJ curse, a carat fee htas and air. Nj el Stavtoa was accompany a group of 4-H duh ata. dena trosa the HUaaor arnaost fee a two weeks tady coara at th coticte. Mas Needbara a a daagh. ter of Mr. arat Mra P. a rSeedhasi of second street. She has been an matrartor tn the Kilafcoro schooa for two years. I Dr C. H. Brewer railed acaia suncla Mr Arwri Mas Mane Perryn. who has been alien img the Caiier- ; Jvtfersoc to Al a Isi MUD Jefferaco Mra M Taoanoaon has rwd hir STcre fara located two a ur-rji VL-jtt norm west ot Mr. and Mrs Albert with her I VISIT IN MLtLKTOV SBverton aira Ray Scieroa and sana, Dickie sad Daanie. are xprnd m two weeks with the parent ot Mr. Sherow. Mr and Mrs. t. T. Conrad, the tasaUy of her atster. Mrs. Vesta Harare, and at bee bro ther. Mertsa Conrad. The Sherow kre at West Fir Sherow accoxepaa wd ha faaily hen the first at the week and nnn4 ea bat work at Wast Ftr th same day. eXirrton Mr. ard Mr. Clarence Reed their two children. Oarerx and Ronald. Mra Reed parent. Mr. sad Mra A P. Hawkm of To ledo, t-arsa eg the Reeds for tw week and Mrs Reeds trother. st. ter-xe-aiw. and tbrtr sir all daughter Mr. and Mrs LeRoe Hawkir and Mary In, aas at Toiedo. penl the day vattmg frsencs as Gates and w, ' . ! arid sons wJ3 remain for were soms . a ran Mra Pnmr. Uaet-Hil iv.-. -i GKOCEKT STOCK MOVING Silverton The Bentson g."Aei f store a moving their stock from the Masonic building, where It has been located fx a number of years, to s new tocatxn on Bast Main street between Water and First street formerly oerunied by the MacMarr stores. They plan t be m Ut new location first of me week. SUvertaa Mr. Fred Raohere. her two sons. Verne and BaL and Russrl Lake were vtsitars Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. af. PoweS. The grotrp drove to the boms of Mr. Ratxberg s atster. Mr. The. odor Lake, at Gate, where Mrs. she will visa for several weeks. Mrs. Kmg a tee wife of Judge Will King. formerly of Salem and Portland, and has many friends in this vicin ity. AID MEETS TVESDAY Siiverton The Ladies Asd of the Calvary Lotheas church will be guests at the home ot Mrs. K. O. Rue Tuesday, the session beg'.nnlng at I o'clock. KLIEN LAID I P Shaw Peter Klien b in the Star ted hospital suffering from a severe ly fractured leg which he received whiie making wood when s log sup ped and rolled down against his leg. Siiverton E. J. LyUe plans to drive to Ashlsnd Wednesday to attend the eommencentrnt exercises of the nor mal school. His son. Joe. wiU return borne with tan for the summer. Da. nd Hay and Ernie Larson who are also students at the Ashland normal win return with the Lytic fog their vacations wuh their parents. IIP HURRY HURRY! THE MOST ROMANTIC FICTI KE OF THE TEAK EndsTomV NOW for tkt first tmtjm (Mitt the REAL i reskarnu af that ncsnuy. Scoti MJla Mr. and Mrs. P. M Woodward of the Butts Light tt Power ptact of tha place atft rc- cestry lor Bat-ineaa, fv D, where they - vast sad stlrad U bust- Mr. Russeai Lake and son. trail Lot. accompanied thesx to Gates for B-Tserton Mrs. F. E -.:-.evr !r. and Mrs. Bert Meiers, Julias i.m . . .... i c.m He tae been aprcx.ted :V:a ' Creeon at Eiaretie. retamed B and son Jack ot clan Louis and fsmJ f.-waa the S.i-ertca Crorr cf Ei.-te.-i: . to the h.vre of hsr parents. Mr and Orjoo C-'. Trjej etpect to auk on C J. Scar to a-irrvj c tnr-d Inre si Mrs Crrjs Pir-vn. wrre fcie .ev.er.nve urprosTmeaa oa the 'mor-rd to the home of r-j mxher Pjr-.aul, ctich pc suj C-'- UK ssaxxcr ssocth. jxaca, ' mj. Jej B.-ediieurer. JefTersoo Freida Casebeer. srho has beea emaiCTed at the Mary Bu- yea reasdence here, has gone to her ; la Shendaa She expect to1 war soon fir Canada for aa ex-I vr w ? a.- i I tended ns:t at the bona ot test sen. Dttuv of Locvsrw Wash, re- ! j-rar.-ro.,iier. timed to their nctre Sstursay M- '' hewing a seeks visa at the borne nd Mrs. Ray Strare - w. .ut. r j tv ' ww have b-en trmt ' :ia ocf.er frirDjs The Karvvco resersra rar-ra. rar were resKier-.ts o S-livr.-n few cf y-- re gr u --te then home. IS6GPGERI H of 25c Talkies Todiy and Tuesdav CL&xxMxxqKbat JACKIE COOPER AND ROBERT COOGAX, Aao Paraaseant Act, Newt a4 Baag Craaky la "ONE MORE CHANCE" her beauty tiihonitJi her charm multiplied i htrJram- aticeemus gheituJl THE RICH ARE ALWAYS WITH US' CFORC.F. BRFNT BETTE DAVIS 'vfi mtoj jf.vt.rrrcv it il. PIJiOUIIHI m J oiin V ills a r.n VM1,: s e.-r. -,. S 1 I R Ml : K V V
