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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1942)
Saturday; March 2 1 1942 Th Capital Journal, Salem; Oregon o liftiSttillf HI -s .j u -"". " Mir "Nothing Bat the Truth," starring Bob Hope and Paulette God dard li opening today at the State theatre, ' ' Nutrition Expert Launches Series Solo At the high school building In Sclo Thursday night the first of a series of discussions to be con . tinued through April, May and June was held. - Principal speaker was Mrs. -Rath-' leen Ball, nutrition specialist of Oregon State College, assisted by P.. O. Mullen, Lynn county agent. Specific topic at these meetings will be "Pood to Keep You Fit," and food production during war times will be stressed. The series Is sponsored by the Linn county defense council and the Linn county nutrition council, witAi Mrs. Dorothy Carson of the farm security administration and County Agent Mullen assisting, Mrs. E. Phillips, Sclo council chairman, and J. A. Bliss, Sclo high school prin cipal, are cooperating in the local program. ;' Red Cross Funds Boosted by Polk ; : Dallas Polk county citizens cdn ' tributed (5507 toward the National Red Cross war relief fund, accord ing to announcement of Dr. A. B. Starbuck, chairman. The quota set for the county Immediately after Pearl Harbor was $2500, and the returns, give the county 220 per cent. A few scattered contributions are still to be reported. i The Folk county Red Cross chap .ter sent a check this' week , to na tional headquarters for $4680.94. The local chapter retained 15 per cent or approximately $086. This fund Is' available to use In . the county for the chapter's war relief pro gram. ;:'- Army Men Transferred ' .-' Mill City Bob Allen, who has been with the army in Alaska for several months, has been transfer red to. a . training school at Fort Bennlng, Ga. "Brick" Swan ; has been sent from Texas to a camp in Illinois. ... . ' Robert Preston, co-starring with Blackout," opening today at the Last TimesI Today The Dead End Kids In "Mob Town" ' Also News - Cartoon - Serial STARTS TOMO. CONTINUOUS TOMORROW, 1 TO 11 P.M. KJDIUMBKBP " il TMIMIMTdMCI -n I mr ' f ndy f X II V-Wlt NNI OWYNNI v y ' 1 1 ommioi IRENE DUNNE X0II1T MONTGOMERY , Preston FOSTER fawi P.llrttp . Gift,, Dal V - .j Waconda Eugene Manning Home From . Hospital; Jelderk Ramily Making' Home In Salem . Eugene Manning, who has been confined to his bed for the past nine weeks suffering from heart complications, has returned to his home from Salem Deaconess hos pltal and Is reported as slowly lm proving. ' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jelderks have sold their farm In Mission Bottom to Homer Davis and an auction sale was held Monday. The Jelderks family will make their home In Salem. Aaron Nusom is convalescing at his home from an attack of pneu- monla, he spent four weeks at the Salem Deaconess' hospital. - ' Mr, and Mrs. Walter Nuson of Clatskanie have ' returned' ' from Kansas City, Mo., where Nusom won high honors at a national live pigeon shoot. Mr. and Mrs. Nu- som visited over the week-end at the Aaron Nusom home here. A. L. Collins has sold his farm In the Eldridge district and will move soon. . ' Justin Joyce who recently Joined the navy was called to Seattle Mon day and will be sent from there to Providence, R. I. Michael Mahoney, rural mall car rier and reserve officer' of the army, left Monday for Georgia where he will enter army school for - three months. Mrs. Henry C. Stafford entertain ed the Waconda Community club at her home here. Dinner was served to 27 guests. Mrs." Arthur :Rass mussen and Mrs. Frank Felton re ceived prizes at cards.' Mrs'.. Julian De Jardin will be the ' next club hostess at her. home In Stay ton Wednesday, March 25. . . ... Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Becker have moved from Salem to .the Peter Zellnskl farm here. Becker. Is. con valescing from a recent operation . Mill City Mrs.- Joe Novak under went a major , operation at a Salem hospital Tuesday..- She is reported as recovering isatisfactorily.- Martha OTJrlscoll In "PaoiUo Capitol theatre.- . - V Features Tax Roy Rogers in "Bad Man of Deadwood" TWO ACE HITS Cartoon 18c pc ioe Adults Children 1 III I I I laiW"' I III I I G -T ' I i i 1 1 i i aw Also p NEWS mJand Rural Defense Plan Pushed SUverton The rural defense com mittees met recently at the Cham ber of Commerce rooms, with Lewis Hall, chairman, presiding. J. B. Woods, of the state forestry depart ment, talked on types of fires and the general methods of fighting fires, with special emphasis on ru ral fire hazards. Fires In the Silver Falls region should be reported to Fire War den Harley Scott, whose telephone Is from Stayton. Other fires should be reported to George Burke at Molalla. Chairmen from the various dis tricts who reported were J, O. Darby, Victor Polntj Alvin Krug, Brush Creek; Silas Torvand, Bethany; Jas per King, Central Howell; Oscar Loe, Evens Valley; Lewis Hall, Da vis; Anton Sacher, Mt. View; Roy Skalfe, Valley View; Harvey Kaser, Evergreen; C. M. Janik, Hullt; E. G. Neal, Silver Falls; Floyd Fox, Silver Cliff, and Ted Riches, Cen ter View. Roy Davenport, chief of the po lice reserves requested a committee from rural patrol to meet with the police reserves to better coordinate the work of the two groups. Golden Anniversary Observed by Lodge Dallas The fiftieth anniversary of Almlra Rebekah lodge was cel ebrated Tuesday evening at a reg ular meeting. . Large baskets of spring flowers, two gold bells and vases were decorative about the assembly room for the occasion Mrs. T. B. Hooker, noble grand, presided during the business ses sion. A renewal of obligation of mem bers was held during a candle cer emony around the altar. During the program a double quartet from the Junior high school sang two musical numbers. Miss Betty Stan sang "When Children Pray" and "American Lullaby" accompanied by Miss Margaret Morgan. Mrs. C. B. Teats gave a paper on the early history of the order. During a pleasant refreshment hour eighteen members whose birthdays were In January, Febru ary and March were seated at a long table. Mixed bouquets of daf fodils and forsythla In gold vases formed an attractive centerpiece on the table. Committees In cltargo were- Mrs. Mary Starr, Mrs. A. T. Hildebrand, Mrs. Charles Cochrane and C. W. Henkle, program; Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Bollman, Mrs. Charles Graham of Salem, Mrs. Vincent Jones, Mrs. Ralph Howe and Mrs. Orville Malm, refreshments; Mrs. John Cerny, Mrs. J. R. Allgood and Mrs. Miriam Murray, decorations. Approximately sixty members were present for the occasion. Sugar Rationing ' . Waits New Oorders Dallas Josiah Wills, county school superintendent, has received a let ter from the state school superln tendent, Rax Putnam, stating that the sugar rationing would be post poned until further notice and that all material necessary for sugar ra tioning in the hands of all officers should be retained where it is at the present time until further no tice. SUverton Five thousand applica tion blanks for sugar rationing cards have been received by Superintend ent H. W, Adams with Instructions that further orders will follow out lining specific time and place of registration and details of rationing, ALWAYS 2 SMASH HITS! ' LAST TIMES TODAY "TIGHT SHOES'! with John Howard and Brod Crawford PLUS CHARLES STARRETT in Medico of Painted Springs" . CHAP. 1 "HOLT OF THE SECRET SERVICE" Starring Jack Holt NEWS AND COMEDY STARTS TODAY GINGER ROGERS In "VIVACIOUS LADY" with James Stewart Plus 2nd Smash Hit! . Tlm.it Uln liso KS-10I40 Dmi UiSO 4H.S:I0 MW MIKU-mint N0HUI And Comedy i 18K 1 1 Reginald Gardiner as Beverly : Carlton Maggie Cutler (Bette) Davis), Sheridan Whiteside (Monty Woolley), "The Man Who Came to Dinner' now at the Elslnore theatre. Sidney-Talbot Two Families Change Residences; Zehners Enter tain for Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lee Doland, who were employed at - the Stockwell farm, have moved to a farm In the Four Corners district. Mr. and Mrs, Paul and family have moved to the Stockwell farm.. Mrs. Ethel Sohn, teacher at the Sidney 1 school, accompanied Miss Nellie Wiederkehr to Hayesville where they 'attended a meeting of the Marlon County Rational Teach ers group. ' , Mr. and Mrs. Richard King and son Dickie, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zehner and daughter Linda Lee and Miss Rhea Jamison enjoyed a card party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Zehner. Mr.' and Mrs. John Zehner enter tained in .honor . of their daughter Dora's birthday anniversary,. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnston of Dallas, were recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. F. John ston, . . . , ' Cross Your Funny-Bone and Hope to Die Lauahina ..... ' 24 Hour's of telling nothing but the truth! Think it's easy? Ask Bob Hope! He's ruined if he tells a lie! He's ruined if he tells the truth! What a headache for Bob 1 -What a laugh for you! SPECIAL RIOTOUS y SHOW TIME " ' JbftV & ' srmtai .'iiio-tiio.im-ii ot I ''MCS. Jfciktwihi "31 Town. l:oo-3:5G-a:SO-Dino Lb, . f tyW l Jbfi, J Mat., 18c; Eve.,' 22c IJkJ 'frBuVfAKV fijs' I ' ' "Sf y ' $!Jv I "Modam, yen eeuWnl P" U J r flu I for HililY wl"1 P"!"' " tSft i IViO CilSn U'rtSiZMl WMrlng a loqlhtr kimono,., Jan 'Q, 1 2ndBH1T1 1 Polk Waste Paper . Shipped to Portland Dallas The Dallas depot, of the Polk county defense council has col lected - and shipped lOYt tons of waste paper, according to J. C. El lis, ' volunteer worker - who Is In charge of receiving the paper at the Gail hotel annex. The waste Is sent to Portland where It Is converted Into material for the manufacture of packing cartons, The depot has been collecting old newspapers and magazines, packing cartons and books. ' The shipment brought approximately $96 which is used for civilian defense, activities. Ellis has' come across a number of old books, some of which apparently were , published 80 years or so ago. Stockholders Dine . ' Mill City The annual dinner for the stockholders of the Mill City Manufacturing company is sched uled to be held at the Odd Fellows hall at 6:30 o'clock Saturday eve ning. A program Is being arranged for the occasion, to follow the ban quet. MlDNITJE SHOW TONIGHT . . - . - i i Student Body Has Election Sidney-Talbot The student body of the Sidney school met Friday and new committees were elected as fol lows: Board, Donna Wiederkehr and Karl Grenz; flag monitor, Betty Fish; desk inspector, Gayle Gll mour; bell monitors, Dale Boswell and Carolyn Gllmour; boys and girls playground, Lee Gilmour and Gloria Needham; song books, Patsy Grenz and Hope Evans;; decora tion, Lois Boswell- and Alfred Mc Cann; reception, Donna Wieder kehr and Wayne Johnston'. It was decided to have an Easter party on April 3. Carolyn Gilmour and Betty Fish were appointed the egg hunt committee, and the game commit tee Is Dona Zehner, Gayle Gilmour and Alvin Robnette, ' The oral English program at the school was . In charge of Alvin Rob nette, The following numbers were given: Choral reading by Carolyn Gllmour, Alvin Robnette, and Don na, Wiederkehr; song by Betty Fish; description by Melissa Robnette and Betty Wlntermanlle; poems by Darrel Calavan and Hope Evans; duet by Jeanette and Gayle Gll mour; story by Dale Boswell. Guests were Mrs. Glenn Edwards and Miss Rhea Jamison. Dallas Legion Post Holds Crab Feed Dallas -f Carl B. Fenton Post, American Legion, met Thursday night with Ed. G, Hlmes, post com mander, In the chair. Adjutant and Post Membership Chairman Fred Stlnette reported a member ship of ,102, four more than quota and the highest membership mark reached by the post since 1932. Following the meeting which was largely attended the members en Joyed the annual crab feed In the mess room of the armory. Visitors for the evening included Jerrold Owen of Salem. A feature of the first meeting in April according to Post Commander Hlmes will be the Initiation of a number of new members. T O D A Y Gary Cooper hears James Gleason's viewpoint In Frank Copra's "Meet John Doe," starring Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck, which, starts Sunday at the Liberty, Id 'Hp m ijjrj Joan BLONDELL Binnie BARNES Janet BLAIR Robert BENCHLEY John HOWARD 8ECONI) ACTION-PACKED FEATURE The Wolf Gives n Lesson Love , , Larceny . . Felony . . L It ' SHOW TIME II ft Girls: !..(: I I 7:35-10:10 '-II L.n. Wolf: 1:00 I I :10-0:JJ-:0J I I in Fun!
