2 Capilal Journal, Salem,
Council Acts
Upon Routine
Silverton at the brief busi
ness meeting of the Silverton
city council Monday evening,
,two liquor permits were ap
proved, one asked for by Marie
Lanners, and the other by Eu
igene Hart and Frank Vlasic of
"Bud and Frank" place.
! The offer of Ed Woare of
$450 for building lot, No. J 6.
Parkside addition, was refused
although it was disclosed that
the city had only $416 obliga
tion on the lot. Members of
the council suggested that the
'lot was was worth more money
'to the city.
,' By amendment to ordinance
.No. 340, designated as No. 359,
Adams street residents were
granted their request for a home
building restriction of $2500,
iwhich comments from the al
dermen to the effect that they
Considered the restriction too
low.
; Settling a city lien with the
owner of a property area be
tween First and Second streets
.known as the Nicol section, was
left to the discretion of the city
attorney, Rex Albright, and the,
city manager. Robert Borland.
Arthur Dahl's request for the
city to buy a new siren for the
old fire truck to replace the
one in use for more than 20
years, was granted. Dahl, fire
chief, said he would remove the
old siren, re-make It and use
it on the chief's car. New type
of fire h06e nozzles are to be
bought for the volunteer fire
men at the request of Dahl.
Falls City
Rev. Stanley Walker of the
Free Methodist church left Mon
day on a week's tour of the
youth work of the church. He
will be at Grants Pass, Browns
ville and several other places In
southern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Reed
and family spent the week end
at Alsea with his sister's fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Roily Rice.
Halloween was a gay event
to the children. The trick and
treaters visited many homes and
were liberally treated.
Mrs. George Graves is im
proving from her recent opera
tion. The Gideons from Dallas had
charge of the evening services
at the Christian church Sunday.
They ang several quartet num
bers, gave testimonies and a
short message.
Mrs. Mary Westbrook has
gone to Portland where she hns
employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wheeler
and son, Frnnkie of Valsotz
apent the week wiih her moth
er. Mrs. Nellie Mack, of Oak
Crest park.
Pvt. James Wilson is home on
a 10-day furlough from San
Diego. He is with the marine
corps.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd York, .son
Edwin, and Miss Mnrgarel
Sealer of Woodburn altendcd
the wedding of York's niece in
Portland Friday.
Vacation Assured
Pupils at Lincoln
Lincoln Three now pupils
were enrolled at Lincoln school
ihis month including Duane An
derson in lhe seventh grade,
Darwin, sixth and Onry first.
The Andorxon family moved
here this fall from near Kt. Paul,
Minn., and have rented the Rev.
Gelzendanner farm.
Lincoln school children wilt
have a four day recess when
Teachers Institute will be held
Friday, Nov. 8 at Dallas and
school will be dismissed until
November 12, day after Armis
tice day.
Mrs. R. W. Hammer, Lincoln
teacher, and Mrs. Lloyd Allen,
teacher at Zona plan to attend
institute together.
Mrs. Dokey Honored
Falls City A pink and blue
shower was given Mrs. Arthur
Dokey ( Wilma Dunn way ) at
lOOF hull. Games were plnyed
and Mrs. Ora Wilson won the
prizes. Refreshments were
served. Among the guests pres
ent were the four generations of
the Dunaway family.
Mrs. Fiurl Visiting
Lincoln A Lincoln matron
who is spending two months
visiting relatives in California
is Mrs. Fanny Emel. She left
here en route to Anderson,
Calif., a week ago nnd expects
to visit at Pain Alto, Los An
geles and San Diego before re
turning home.
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Highlights
It's blended
A BETTER BLEND
Ore., Wednesday, Nov. fi, 1946
Grand Island
Charles Sargeanl has return
ed home after an elk hunting
trip in eastern Oregon. "No
luck" was reported.
Mrs. Lena Nicholson of West
Salem, Mrs. Lola Dornhecker
and Edward Douglas of Dallas
were Sunday dinner guests of
their brother and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Douglas.
John Nauman of Amity and
Leslie Douglas of this district
were Sunday dinner guests of
Ronald Finnicum at the home
of his parents.
The Grand Island school held
a Halloween program and style
review party after school Fri
day. The teachers were in
charge.
West Salem Legion
Women Want Gifts
West Salem The American
Legion auxiliary of Kingwood
post will meet in the Legion
home Thursday night with Mrs.
Shirley Boyd, Mrs. Mamie Dick
son, Giadys Miller and Mrs. Leta
Combs as members of the host
ess committee.
Mrs. E. A. Diet., hospital
chairman, asks that gifts for the
Christmas gift shop at the Port
land veterans' hospital, be
brought to this meeting. Pick
up service on the gifts may be
had by calling Mrs. Dietz. The
gifts may be appropriate for any
member of a veteran's family
as they are used by the patients
as gifts to members of their
families.
The new officers who will be
officiating at the meeting are
Mrs. Mae Snyder, president;
Jeanellc Van Santen, first vice
president; Alma Knowcr, sec
ond vice president; Agnes Bars
ness, secretary-treasurer: Esther
Wendt, historian; Mrs. Marjorie
Shinkle, chaplain, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Mueller, scrgeant-at-arms,
who were installed at the
last meeting by an installing
team made up of past presidents.
Valley Men Help
With Initiation
Slaylon Twenly-threc new
members were initiated for the
Rogue River council, Knights of
Columbus, at Medford. The pro
gram of the day commenced
with corporate communion in
lhe morning at Medford Catholic
church, with Rev. Chaplain Fa
ther Black as celebrant of the
mass. Conferring of the degrees
commenced at 12:15, wilh the
first two degrees being exempli
fied by the office of the Medford
Knights of Columbus, and the
major degree was conferred by
Past Stale Deputy Edward J.
Bell of Slaylon, assisted by Roy
Pickett of Klamalh Falls. Many
visiting members from Klamath
Falls were in attendance. State
Deputy Wm. J. LaRoche and
Special Agent Dr. A. L. Elvin
of Salem were present and as
sisted in the degree work, which
was under the direction of Dis
trict Deputy Wally Hector of
Klamath Falls. Announcement
is made of another degree pro
gram for Sunday, November 10.
for Eugene council, Knights of
Columbus.
Mrs. Horner Hostess
Gates Birthday Club
Gates Mrs. Ruby Horner en
tertained members of the Birth
day club at her home. Cards
were played at three tables.
Honors were held by Mrs. Ger
ald Heath, Mrs. Martha Bowes
and Mrs. A. E. Carey. Mrs.
Larry Shelton received guest
prize. Other guests present
were Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, Mrs.
Nelson Lanphear and Mrs. Sam
Donncll. Refreshments were
served at a lale hour by the
hostess.
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flirprtod. Thev erntlv and rfTrchvoly "un
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d of Nature' own digwtivo juices to mix
better with vmir food.
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l!t Cartrr'a Pilla at any drURatf r 2 V.
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FOR BETTER DRINKS
Hubbard Lodge
Honors Member
Hubbard The Arion Tem
ple, Pythians Sisters, held open
house honoring its member,
Pearl Kinzer, recently elected
supreme junior. Pythian Sisters
and Knights of Pythias from
Portland, Oregon City, Aurora,
Silverton, Dallas and Salem
joined wilh Hubbard in honor
ing Mrs. Kinzer.
Special musical numbers were
presented by Norman Keys,
Marvin Keil, Lawrence Gooding
and Ernest Pelto, all of the Can
by high school band. Doris
Friend and Robin Berkey sang a
duet.
A special tribute, the beauti
ful lady degree, was given by
Pearl Kinzer and the Arion de
gree staff to Past Supreme Chief
Cora Davis of Portland.
Official visitors present were
Cora Davis, Portland, Past
Grand Chancellor Joe Gross,
Grand Master of Work Herbert
Thompson, Grand Chief of Ore
gon Marcella Middleton and
many other grand and past
Grand officers of the Pythian
orders.
Gifts were presented to the su
preme junior and corsages were
presented to' the charter mem
bers of Arion Temple, Ella
Slauffer, Edith Phelps, Sadie
Scholl and Pearl Kinzer. Pour
ing at the tea tables were Mrs.
Phelps and Mrs. Stauffer.
Fairview
A large gathering of patrons
of lhe district attended the
opening meeting of this season
of the Fairview Community
club. A program of plays, skits,
readings, singing and music by
the school under direction of
the teacher, Mrs. Ruth Heller,
followed the supper. Mrs. Wink
ler of Linfield college was the
speaker on the school bill mea
sure. Mrs. Walter Shaw and daugh
ter Shirley have been guests for
several weeks of her mother,
Mrs. Frank Campbell, and
brother, Lowell Campbell. Her
husband, Lt. (s.g.) Walter Shaw,
in lhe navy, has been sent to
French Morocco, where he ex
pects to be stationed almost
three months.
Mrs. Frank Campbell gave a
family dinner recently honoring
her son, Lowell Campbell of
this district and her grandson,
Richard LaFollette of Wheat
land, for their birthdays. Rich
ard has just recently returned
from the 4-H national show at
Kansas City.
Class Entertained
Falls City The Loyal Wo
men class met at the home of
Mrs. H. N. Waddell. Business
was in charge of the president,
Mrs. Lillie Ward. Devotions
were led by Mrs. Richard Paul.
The time was spent in visiting.
Those present were Mrs. H.
N. Waddell, Mrs. J. Ward, Mrs.
C. Herwick, Mrs. R. Paul, Mrs.
Emerson Murphy and son Mar
vin, and Mrs. Hope Letterman.
Long Vacation F.ncls
Pedce Belly Burbank has
resumed her work in Salem
afler a three months' vacation at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Burbank.
TONIGHT & TUUKS.
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East Salem Service Men
Expect Calls Overseas
East Salem, Nov. 6 Two East Salem servicemen. Private First
Class Howard Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Earl Wood of Lan
caster Drive, and Private First Class John Dalke, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Menno Dalke of Swegle
are spending a few days at their
home before reporting to a new
camp near San Francisco where
they expect overseas assign
ments. They have been in spe
cial training for the signal
corps in New Jersey.
Hot lunches for two more East
Salem schools were started
Monday of this week. At Mid
dle Grove the lunch program
had not been planned but the
program was recommended by
the state board of education and
the Community club voted to
sponsor the project. Mrs. Wil
liam Green will be the cook.
At Swegle school the PTA will
sponsor the project as in the
past four years. Mrs. Clinlon
Kennedy is the association
chairman and Mrs. George
Quinn is the cook. The same
plan used in former years is
being carried out, the parents
paying a percentage of the cost
and state and federal aid the
balance.
Election day was a holiday for
lhe pupils at Auburn and Mid
dle Grove as the school rooms
were used for election purposes.
At Swegle the booths were
placed in the gymnasium.
Donald Peffer, a student at
State university spent the week
end at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Peffer on
Hollywood Drive.
Intermediate Group
Has Holiday Party
Mill City Mrs. Vergil John
son assisted by Mrs. Robert
Swift were hostesses in the
Johnson home for a Halloween
party for the Intermediate
group of the Church of Christ
Sunday school. The young peo
ple played games and roasted
marshmallows and at the close
of the evening refreshments
were served by hostesses. At
attending were: Richard and
Dorothy Downer, Ernest and
Leroy Podrabsky, Bobby Bal
timore, Leo and Dolores Poole,
Pauline Mason, Bobby Shelton,
Laveta Powelson, Alona Fay
Daly, Donald Ragsdale, Donald
Bates, Carol Ann Frisch, Carol
Jane Blazek, Byron, Sue, Clor
inda Johnson and Mrs. John
son and Mrs. Swift.
Lincoln Dinner Guests
Lincoln Dinner guests in
this community were Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Johnston and
Michal of Vernonia, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. LeClerc, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Hammer and
Marie Ann and Leonard, Jr.,
Archie Spittler, who were en
tertained at the R. W. Hammer
home. At the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Nels Yenckel were her
nephew, Gerald Edwards, who
is a student at Linfield college
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Delash
Mutt, also of McMinnville.
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Kane Richmond
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"HOT CARGO"
Hunter Kills Mag
Instead of Deer
Turner Harlan M.
Bones lost a valuable work
horse through some care
less hunter. The horse had
been shot in the neck and
appearance indicated the
animal had suffered sever
al hours before dying
Mrs. Henry Named
Masler of Grange
Brush College Brush College
Grange served a 7 o'clock sup
per preceding the usual grange
session and election of officers.
As special guests were Paul
Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. O. J.
Watts and Mrs. L. Kimmel and
daughter.
Elected were Mrs. W. D. Hen
ry, grange master; P. R. Peter
son, overseer; O. E. Poe, stew
ard; Clifford Smith, assistant
steward; John Schindler, treas
urer; Mrs. R. C. Shepard, lectur
er; Mrs. Helen Whitney, chap
lain; Mrs. AudTey Ewing, secre
tary; George Meier, gatekeeper;
Mrs. K. W. Harritt, lady assist
ant steward.
The three graces Included,
Ceres, Mrs. George Meier; Po
mona, Mrs. Helen Hunley, and
Flora, Mrs. P. R. Peterson. The
executive committee is compos
ed of Glen Adams, W. D. Henry
and Charles Glaze.
Chris Kowitz gave a talk on
the fish bill, Ralph Ewing gave
a group of piano numbers and
Mrs. A. E. Utley led group sing
ing. The word dunce is derived
from the name of a famous
scholastic professor of biology
at Oxford, Joannes Duns Scotus.
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