The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Monday, October 21, 1940
Funeral Tuesday
For Prominent
Salem Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Kura Zosel will be held Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, at the
ClouBh-Barrlck chapel. Rev. O. P.
llenlng and Rev. J. E. Campbell
will officiate and interment will be
in Bclcrest Memorial park.
Mrs. Zosel, 76, who for 40 years
had been active In community and
church affairs In and about Salem,
passed away at her home at Liberty
Friday. She had been In falling
health for mora than a year.
Mrs. Zosel was born June 22, 1884,
at Waterloo, Wis., a daughter of
John and Sophia Herman Kurz.
She was married at Wadena, Minn.,
November 20, 1889, to William Zo
sel. In 1899 they came to Oregon
and settled at Liberty where they
have lived continuously since.
Mrs. Zosel was a member of the
Red Hills Grange, the Liberty Wom
an's club and the First Evangelical
church of Salem. Mr. and Mrs.
Zosel celebrated their golden wed
ding anniversary last year.
She Is survived by her widower,
William Zosel, and eight children,
Mrs. Arthur Reynolds, Mrs. Charles
Elrey and Mrs. Armand Strohecker,
all of Portland; Mrs. William Carl
son, of Longrlew, Wash., Mrs.
Claude Stevenson, Miss Mlldred.Zo
sel, Walter and Harold Zosel, an
Two Republican
Rallies Scheduled
Two republican rallies are sched
uled for this week, the first at the
Jefferson Masonic hall Tuesday
night for the Jefferson, Sidney and
Marion precincts and the second
in Campbell's hall at Independence
Wednesday evening.
Prank J. Lonergan, of Portland,
will speak at Jefferson with Dr. B.
P. Pound, county central commit
tee chairman, presiding. Mrs. J.
Vinton Scott, of Balem, will speak.
The musical program arranged by
Mrs. Rex Hartley Includes group
singing and selections by Rex Hart
ley, accompanied by Mrs. George
Hunderson. Refreshments will be
served by Mrs. Karl Stelwer and
Mrs. Eugene Flnlay, assisted by Mrs.
Hartley. Mrs. Warren Gray, Mrs.
L. L. Shields, Mrs. Cleave Hampton.
Mrs. James Stewart and Miss Mar
Jorle Fontaine.
Perry Wells, of Buena Vista, re
publican committeeman and chair
man for the educational commit
tee for Polk county, is In charge of
the arrangements at Independence.
Irl McSherry, of the state board
of pardons and paroles, will speak.
Mrs. D. A. Hoag of Monmouth,
commltteewoman, will have charge
of the music for the program.
First Birthday
Brings Fine Party
Sllverton Wade Satrang Bentson
was honored at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe S.
Bentson of 515 South Second street
on the observance of his first birth
day anniversary, with his mother
arranging for a group of relatives
and kiddles as guests.
Grown-up guests Included Wade's
grandmother, Mrs. S. H. Williams,
Mrs. Gilbert Moser, the Misses Mur
iel and Elsie Bentson, aunts of the
host, Miss Katherine Slawson, Mrs.
Wesley Williams, Mrs. Orlo Thomp
son, Mrs. Millard Shelton, Mrs.
Alma Vearrier, Mrs. William Leitch,
Mrs. Perl Bye, Mrs. Elmo Ltndholm,
Mrs. John George, Mrs. Clifford
Bentson of Salem, Mrs. Rolfe S.
Bentson, with the youthful guests
of Wade, Clifford and James Bent
son of Salem, twin cousins of the
honored guest, Johnnie D. and Sha
ron Lee George, Pamela Llndholm,
Stewart Bye, Dale Bailey, Dickie
Vearrier, Peter Shelton and Jerry
Thompson.
Program Arranged
For Community Club
profession. The scholars of the
school will present a comedy skll
under the direction of the princi
pal, Mrs. Geraldlne Imper. A com
munity sing and spelling contest
will be featured during the evening.
The community club meetings are
always held on the fourth Friday of
each month and all local newcom
ers and others interested are ex
tended a cordial Invitation to at
all meetings.
Bus Given Bump
Salem Heights The Salem
Heights bus suffered considerable
Hazel Green The Community
club will hold its first meeting for
the fall season Friday night. New
officers who will serve for this win
ter are Mrs. Ralph Worden, presi
dent; Mrs. Ralph Gilbert, vice pres
ident; Miss Caroline Kasper, sec
retary, and Mrs. Henry Rasmussen,
treasurer. Chairman of the pro
gram committee, Mrs. Rudolph Wac
ken, announces that a diversified
program will be presented.
J. S. Murray, fingerprint expert
Fellowship Keynote
Turner A basket lunch Is being
planned to take place at God church
Monday when the Fellowship meet
ing will be. The first sermon Is at
2:30 o'clock and lunch at 5 pjn. The
young people's meeting is at 6:30
o'clock and preaching again at 7:45
o'clock. H. I. Ryan Is slated for
the- evening sermon.
damage when It was hit In the rear
by a car driven by a woman. The
car had several' occupants. No one
was hurt, but both car and bus were
damaged. The accident occurred
at the Junctlonof Madrona and Paci
of Salem; one sister, Mrs. Ida La
tham of Salem; two brothers, Fred
Kurz of Salem and John Kurz of
Wadena, Minn.; also by 13 grand
children. connected with the warden's office
at the state penitentiary, will be
the principal speaker for the eve
ning giving the highlights of his
fic highway south.
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