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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1936)
EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES GREATER WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1936 C. E. UNITS OF STATE GATHER ON AUGUST 24 rurner The 17th annual summer conference (or religious leadership training of the Christian Endeavor society of Oregon, will convene Aug ust 24 at the Turner tabernacle and continue through August 30. Preparatory to the opening of the conference the executive commit tee of the state Christian Endeavor union will meet at Turner for two days. August 22 and 23. Arthur J. Stanley, the president, will preside at the executive meeting. Included on the committee are all state offi cers, union presidents, ex-state pres idents and denominational repre sentatives. The regional vice-pres idents and union presidents will have special meetings together. The program schedule for the summer conference will include a Bible study period for 45 minutes each morning. These will be under the leadership of Rev. James A. Smith, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Cottage Grove, and pas tor of the Presbyterian church at Cottage Grove, and pastor-counsellor of the state union. He has chos en as his theme "The Christian Stewardship of time, of personality, of talents of possessions and of the gospel, and Jesus, the ideal stew ard. The Christian Endeavor summer conference will be held on the grounds of the pioneer Christian tabernacle in the southeast part of Turner. Many of the class periods will be held outdoors. In addition to the large tabernacle which seated 3000 persons In the early days, there are dormitories, laundry and baths, dining hall and restaurant, and camping facilities for those who bring tents to camp. Miss Viola Ogden of Portland, reg istrar of the state union, will give information. Several hundred young people and faculty leaders are ex pected to attend the religious train ing conference. GREEN'S BRIDGE IS SITE FOR REUNION Lyons The Westenhouse clan held, their annual reunion at Oreens bridge Sunday. Relatives present were Hugh Westenhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Westenhouse, Mrs. May Kudinhlsn and son Frankle, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Westenhouse, Vincent. Don and Rowena of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. George Westenhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Ardie Westenhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Con Westenhouse, Joyce, Car main and Phyllis of Scio, Percy Southwtck and son James, Mrs. Lillian Ttschenor of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Westenhouse, Ray and Sybil Prances of Junction City, Mr. ad Mrs. John Neal and Mrs. Dell Westenhouse, Holly and Char ma Ine of Lyons. JURORS SELECTED FOR COURT TERM Albany The Jury panel consti tuted of Linn countj reside! as for the September term of circuit court, which opens Tuesday. September 8. today waa turned over to Sheriff Shelton by County Clerk R. M. Rus sell, and is as follows: Charles Butler, Laura Oldham, Thomas G. Dlllard, Edna Russell, Lebanon; Walter Juhnke, Poster; Elisabeth Tindle, Josephine Starr, Brownsville; W. V. Cat. Orleans; Frank Barnes, Syracuse; E. O. Row . land, Lebanon; Orah H, Buhl, Ada Stuart, Flo Nutting, Albany; Bertcl Bates, Kingston; Rex Nichols, Crow foot; R. A. Elliott, Tennessee; Lottie Hense, Orleans; Josepn M. Copeland. Knox Butte; Eugene Ellis, Cascadla; A. D. Scott, Rock Creek; William J. Pettlt, Crawfordsvllle: C. D. Harris. Shelburn; Alexander Pollok, Sun rise; Acta Boweraox. Albany; L. I. Leffler, Scio; Edythe K. Drinkard. O. O. Coldlron. Haiaey; Chas. W Rowley, Poster; John Heyerly, Price; James Turns, Crowfoot; Peter A. Prhrason, Peoria. Barn Moved to Make Way for New Route Aurora The slate n.ghway coin mission moved the Holzman barn on the old Ratieburg farm, In pre paration for the new highway route through northwest Aurora. The Holzman family expects to move this fall and the new owners, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bpath of Hherwood, will take possession as soon as the house Is vacated. WILL SEE CAVES 8llverton Attorney and Mrs. Alf O. Nelson plan to leave Sunday and will be Joined at Salem by the fam ily of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nelson, for a week's trip to the Oregon Caves. Crater Lake and other places of Interest in the southern pan of the state. Justice court plana had not been announced Thursday afternoon during the ab sence of Nelson SALEM, THURSDAY AUG. 27 I WTJ ' jWUKLD S NEWEST BIG SHOWI fc Al Californians Make Visit at ML Angel Mt. Angel Mr. and Mrs. Secondo Massetty, nee Mary M arson, and Mr. and Mrs. Guido Baratta of Ma diera, Calif., are visiting Mrs. Ma ria Marson at the Fred Schwab resi dence. They will leave Saturday for their home In Madiera. Miss Mary Marson was married In Ma diera on Saturday, August 8. and will make her home there on her return TEN REMAIN IN RACE FOR QUEEN Mt. Angel The second week of the contest for queen of the Ore gon Flax festival which will be held In Mt. Anne September 3, 4 and S, closed Wednesday evening with 15 contestants eliminated and a num ber of different girls In the lead. The 10 final candidates Include Miss Delphlne Ebner. 8301. Miss El ated Zollner, 7395, Miss Irene Bern lng, 6092, Miss Dorothy Schwab, 3828, Miss Lois Volker, 3675, Miss Agnes Walker, 3662, Miss Agnes Duda. 3641, Miss Leona Hoffer. 3073. Miss Anna Nag, 2846, and Miss Audrey Ebner, 3840. Two candidates, Miss Susanna Hauth and Miss Adelaide Skonetz ni. who are clerks in local stores, voluntarily withdrew from the con test. The ten leading candidates were honor guests at a dance given In their honor Thursday evening at the auditorium. HOME-COMING ORAWS CROWD Turner The third annual home coming picnic of the Cloverdale Summitt Hill resident was held Sunday at the Cloverdale school grounds with approximately a hun dred in attendance. A basket din ner was enjoyed at noontime, fol lowed by the business session and election of new officers which was held In the schoolhouse. John W. Schifferer was re-elected president of the organization, Arthur E. Kun fce, vice-president, and Mrs. Louis Kennies, secretary. Reminiscences of former days were reviewed by Mrs. Alice Wlpper. one of the oldest residents of the Summitt Hill community. The now deserted Summitt Hill school house wan constructed In the autumn of 1678. and four generations of the Wlpper family attended it. Several years ago It was consolidated with the large standard Cloverdale school district which was named the "Three-Oat" school house the first year It was built. Musical selections and readings were given by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Amend of Portland, Ore. One of the various diversions of entertain ment Included archery under the direction of Ben A. Kamtn.skl of Salem. The 1037 picnic and home coming will be held the third Sun-, day in August at the Cloverdale j schoolhouse grounds. Among the outsiders attending the gathering were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Amend and son Dexter of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Had- ley and sons Lowell, Homer and Norval of Albany. Mrs. A. H. Fisher of Oregon City. Mr. and Mrs. Bay Farris of Wrenn. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cook and daughter Oertrude, Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Kaminskl and children. Mrs. Margaret Meggrs of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. John Blschoff and family of Scio, Mildred Gray btlt. Oertrude Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Beutler. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beutler and children and Mr. and Mrs. Reese Jones and chil dren, all of Salem. Miss Palma Filflet of Chemawa, Many present residents of the Cloverdale and Summitt Hill communities enjoyed the annua get-tonether. Accident on Road Results in Injury Gales Qua Olsen of the Niagara neighborhood, sustained severe cuts about the face and suffered minor bruises the first of the week when his car and trailer loaded with hay, left the road and rolled over badly damming the top of the car, as he was returning from Sllvrrton. Olson waa taken to the home of brother in 8ilverton where he will remain for several days. Albert Olsen. uncle of Ous Olaen. returned to Silverton Saturday from extended visit at Niagara H A UomtOvwa Tsascr f STaKTS SUNDAY yJANeTN." ft3iu m v Taylor tij; CHURCH HOUR WILL PROMOTE PEACE CAUSE Woodburn The young people of the Church of God will have charge of the evening service Sunday and the topic will be "Future Wars." Some of the subjects to be discuss ed wilt be "Methods Used to Pro mote War, "Is a War Nurse Doing Her Christian Duty?" There will also be special music. Sunday school will be held at 10 o'clock Sunday morning with the Junior de partment guests of the adult de partment, preaching service at 11 o'clock. Sunday school will be held at 10 o'clock at the Methodist Episcopal church, preaching service at 11 o'clock, topic, "The Transformed Life. Evening service at 8 o'clock, topic "The Secret "of Power." Sunday school opens at 9:45 at the Free Methodist church; morn ing service at 11 o'clock; class meet ing at 12 noon and preaching at 8 Sunday evening. Sunday school at 10 o'clock at the Presbyterian church; preaching at 11 o'clock with Rev. L. S. Mochel bringing the message in the ab sence of the pastor. Low mass at 7 o'clock; high mass at 9 o'clock at St. Luke's Catholic church, followed by benediction. Services at the Pentecostal Mis sion begin with Sunday school at 10 o'clock; preaching at 11 a. m., and 7:45 p. m. Bible study Tuesday at 8 p. m.. young people's night Friday at 8, children's church school Sat urday at 2 p. m. NIdaros Lutheran church will have English services at 11 o'clock and Luther League at 2 p. m. No Sunday school. Christian Science services at 11 o'clock Sunday. Regular services at the church of the Foursquare Gospel and the Church of Christ. SOUTH DAKOTANS TO LIVE IN VALLEY Silverton Mrs. J. Milton Be.st and Madeline, Wesley and Maxlne who arrived a week ago from their home in Fedora. South Dakota, have decided to remain in Silverton to establish their residence. A group of- relatives and friends surprised the family at their home in the Monson addition Wednesday evening with a shower and genera, house warming with a late supper furnished by the guests. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Holden, Mrs. Laura Henjum and Loren, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coom ler. Miss Evelyn Henjum, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fry. Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Goetz, Mr. and Mrs. E. Jay Mc- Call and Mary, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Bentson, Mr. and Mrs. Rudd Bent- son, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bentson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grinde and Lee, Mrs. A. A. Grinde and Ella. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Henjum and Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Henjum, F. Finney, Perry Quaman and Fredj Henjum. Orville Hayward Painfully Injured Gates Orville Hayward received a painful injury while at work In a logging camp near Gates when he was struck on the side of his face and ear by a line. He is at the home of his mother, Mrs. Ruby Winters, recovering. AMERICA'S EXCITING NEW SWEETHEARTS! rnd?.!IJ;tH!l.ln ana LAST TIMES TODAY 2 HITS Mary Boland Charles Rugalea in "EARLY TO BED Social Service at Wilsonville Shrine Wilsonvllle The annual picnic will be held Sunday, August 23, at the park near the church. The women of the parish will serve a chicken dinner from 12 o'clock on. The Hlte brothers, members of the parish, will furnish the music. Be sides swimming, there will be other amusements for all. Holy mass will be celebrated at "The Little Flower" shrine at 11 o' clock Sunday morning, for the benefit of the many visitors. Sev eral students for the holy priesthood will make up the choir. Many Knights of Columbus of Portland council and their families and friends are Joining In our pic nic. WOODBURN TO ASK WPA HELP Woodburn At the last meeting of the city council the mayor and recorder were instructed to make application for a blanket WPA pro ject for city improvements during the winter months. It is planned to construct concrete sidewalks In nu merous places under this project and also make any other necessary Improvements. City Recorder Beach was in structed to employ an engineer from Salem to make up a map of the as sessment district of the East Lin coln street improvement. An offer of $700 was made for the Schermer property on Second street, also known as the Baillie property, and the council voted to accept the offer providing the ex penses of the deal be borne by the purchaser. The water board was authorized to brlniF in plans for the construc tion of the new pump house. A complaint was made by Saun ders and Stuckey of tennis balls be ing lodged on the roof of their ga rage and players climbing. up on the roof after them. In order to abate this nuisance Councilman Austin was Instructed to provide some means of keeping the balls off the roof and was allowed $50 ex pense money for the Job. The city tennis courts are located directly back of the garage. Marshal Ashland was authorized to purchase handcuffs after having had several recent experiences when they were badly needed. The recorder was instructed to obtain places for putting up two more city bulletin boards. Gates Miss Clara Scott returned home the latter part of the week from a visit at the Salem home of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Prott. TODAY and SATURDAY ?. FEATURES i STARTS SAT. Bob Taylor, America's grand new boy -friend, It bock on the screen In hit most soul thrilling romoncel What excitement for feminine hearts when he crushes lovely Borboro in his arms) ur.i Mickey Mouse Matlne Saturday. I P. M. Special Feature Jackie Cooper in "TOUGH GUY" TWO AGAINST THE WORLD" v Hnmphrey Bogart Beverly Roberta firJ I AND HIT NO. t SOUTH DAKOTA PEOPLE MAKE OREGON HOME Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosen stock and their family of Eagle Butte, South Dakota, have arrived in Monmouth with the In tention of locating In Oregon if they can secure a suitable location. They are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J H. Cady, former residents of Eaale Butte. Mr. Cady reports the arrival of half a dozen families in Oregon fiom that section of South Dakota Mnce his coming here little, more than a year ago. Some of these families were customers of Cady's store when he was engaged in the mercantile business in Eagle Butte i lor a number of years. ! Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Stevenson and family, also from Eagle Butte, who have been living in the O. D. While tenant house on South College street, have gone on to Lebanon to make that their home. They have bought and will operate the Leb anon auction sale business and the building which houses the establishment. Stop for Visit on Way Back to Boise Rickreall Mr. and Mrs. Ivan H. Loughary and daughters Murial and Marilyn visited with their aunt, Mrs. E. A. Stenson, enroute to their home in Boise, Ida., Wednesday The Lougharys spent several weeks vacation at their summer home at Tidewater and visited relatives at Elkins and Corvaltis. Mrs. C. R. Stenson of Corvallis, Mrs. Loueh ary's mother, accompanied them home. HA MomeOvwd Theater fV OtLYVOQli Today and Saturday Biu Six Unit Show 15C FIRST SHOWING SALEM BRANDED A Wi SPANKY MCFARLAND News, Cartoon. Thrill Picture and Episode Ten of Serial "Adventures of Frank Merriwell" ADDED HAl ROACH ',' J So Your Youngest Daughteis Can Puff With Pride! IfflnieysuicWe HDiresses ffjj) M&mH QkqC: 484 STATE ST. Mrs. Ed Morrison Leads Devotionals Silverton Mrs. Ed Morrison pre sided at the business meeting and led the group in devotionals at the afternoon session of the Methodist Episcopal Ladles' Aid society at the regular meeting held at the home of Mrs. Frank Moore, who was host ess during the social hour. Mrs. Morrison appointed as her committee for the general plans of the bazaar to be held early In the fall, Mrs. Will Graham. Mrs. John Oehrke and Mrs. J. H. Winter. CHANGES MADE -AT MONMOUTH Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson of this city have closed ft deal for the property on South Broad street known as the Mrs. Esther Neal place, with the late Mrs. Neal ' heirs. The property consists of a lot 60 by 138 feet and a seven room dwelling erected a number of years ago. The house will be razed and the lot cleaned up and leased to Cecil Price to use as an extension to his lumber yard which it adjoins on the south ldc. Price will erect buildings on the lot to use in connection with his lumber yard. J. C. Wilson is engaged In gen eral blacksmithing and machine work. Other Improvements on South Broad street Includes a new resi dence to be erected by Jim Snyder for a home for himself and his sls ter Frances. The house which will have four rooms and bath will be built on the lot Just bought by Snyder, located on the east side of the street and south of the Mrs. H. Sheeon home. Miss Snyder is a member of the local telephone exrhantre staff. day 2 Features MODERN William Ttll Turns back the pages el frontier savagery! 'TUGIAST. ADDED "Another Face" with WALLACE FORD BRIAN DONLEVV Saturday Only! TimM'Coy in Koarin Guns" SUNDAY - MONDAY CLAUDETTE COLBERT FREDRIC MARCH In "Honor Among Lovers" PLUS "HUCKLEBERRY FINN owVbd hi j E. J. Broil, 478 N. Cottage Elec Coffee Maker K- C. INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS Mt Angel The installation of of ficers was held Wednesday evening in the music room of fit. Mary's school when the members of the Knights of Columbus held their reg ular meeting. The installation was conducted by District Deputy P. A. Reiling and those Installed in office Included John Beyer, grand knight: Eugene Hoffer, deputy grand knight: Dave Dryden. chancellor: Sylvester Schmltt, recorder; Joseph Hauth, treasurer; Leonard Fisher, lecturer: William Beyer, warden; Robert Le Doux. Inside guard; Ralph Schwab, outside guard; W. D. Harris, finan cial secretary, and Fred J. Schwab, trustee. Following the Installation the ENDS TODAY! Lew Arrea "Shakedown" i iA Si fM f "i ,. jjaDflD Tailored and Pert for Starting School! Daintily Ruffled for Birthday Parties! Sheers! Prints! Ginghams! Broadcloths! Another 4-SUtr Feature! Parents hare praised them! Sears points with pride to them! And we're perfectly confident you wont' find their equals under $1.60! Workmanship . ; . tailoring . . . styles . . . details . . . everything about them is perfect as we could make them. Sizes 1 to 6'i. Little Boys Wash Suits 100 M. . j,.,.. Linens ana Druanciuins trimly tailored and belt ed Two-tone effect. Sizes 3 to 6. thWi OPEN SATURDAY NITES newlv seated officers save iuun talks. Rev. Father laephonse, O. S B gave a talk encouraging the officers to make the new year a bigger and better one In the work ol Knights. After the regular meeting re freshments were served by the com mittee. The refreshment committee for the next meeting includes Al bert Wilde, chairman, George Voltz and Charles Ullman. VISITS MOTHER Gates Mrs. A. E. Carey was a week-end guest of her mother, Mrs. Olia Miller. In Salem. - DANCE with "THE COMMODORES" TONITE MELLO MOON I FEATURES in m Ralph Bellamy in "Tbe Final Hoar" TOMORROW ! A HOLLYWOOD ROMEO ON HIS ANNUAL CELEBRATION ....SPOUTING SHAKESPEARE. TO A MODERN MANHATTAN JULIET! TOMORROW MATINEE Featuring Danclnf Pupils of Ed Cheney &1orothy Smith ' Lnctlle Shannon ON THE SCREEN Harold Lloyd in THE CAT'S PAW" Serial - Regular Profram LuA 1 BB'af a t I I'a. VT'? St I.:11 f l cj I I . . I W J
