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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1948)
f Four Corners Notes Change Jo New Mounted City Route Four Corners, Oct. 4 In the recent changes In Salem mail routes, the Four Corners district south of State street is a part of a new mounted city route and is carried by Everett Hocket. Milton Blackman, who has been delivering the mail for some time to East Salem and Four Corners vicinity, will leave Tuesday 'for Miami, Florida, to attend the 4j 3 ta f '.ft Bonnie Klein Wins A . Marlon county girl, Bonnie Klein, above, of Aumsville, was awarded one of the two first $100 scholarships from the O. M. Plummer memorial fund in Portland Saturday at the Pacific International ex position. Scholarship to Bonnie Two outstanding Oregon 4-H club members were awarded the first $100 college scholarships from the O. M. Plummer Me modal fund Saturday in a spc cial presentation ceremony at the Pacific International Live stock exposition in Portland. Winners were Bonnie Klein, 19, Aumsville, and Barrie Gas- sett, 17, college students with records of eight years of 4-H club work. A. L. Mills Jr., Port land member of the national 4-H committee, made the presentations. The scholarships, given from the memorial fund named after the late manager of the Pacific International, are awarded an nually to the top Northwest 4-H club boy and girl exhibitors at the previous year's show. Miss Klein was the 1947 win ner of the Governor Earl Snell 4-H achievement award, and in 1946 won a $200 scholarship as Oregon's entrant in the national canning contest. She has col lected a total of 12 county and . state championships in her eight years of club work. Gassett was an Oregon dele gate to the national 4-H camp at Washington this summer. He was a member of the Union county livestock judging team that won PI championships the past two years, and was individ ual winner In 1946. convention of the National Asso ciation of Letter Carriers, Oct 11 to 16. He is delegate at large for the Oregon State Association of Letter Carrier. While he is away his route will be carried by Don, Morrison. Mrs. Blackmail will accompany him on his trip, going as a delegate to the na tional convention of the auxiliary. Other changes In the Four Corners vicinity pertaining to mail delivery are the mouses on Durbin avenue and Glcnwood drive now having house num bers and their mail boxes will be located at each house, in stead of in groups at the corners, as soon as the roads are graded. What has been known as Smith , avenue has been officially changed to Glcnwood drive. Four Corners Rickey Garden club will meet Thursday, Oct. 7, at 8 o'clock at the Community hall. A group of boys from Woodburn Training school will present a program. Club mem bers are asked to bring current or back number of magazines for the boys. The first fall meeting of Fire men s auxiliary will Be lues day, Oct. 5, 8 o'clock, at the Community hall. Hostesses will be Mrs. Emery Hendrickson, Mrs. Frank Hershfelt and Mrs. Emery Hendrickson, Jr. Four Corners Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn McGranahan, E,unice, Dale, Billy Rex. Leo and Her chel McGranahan have moved into the Joe Hershfelt house on South Elma avenue. Mr. Mc Granahan is employed by R. A. Harlan, cement contractor. Week-end guests in the McGran ahan home were Eugene Mc Granahan and Robert McGil christ. They are employed at the Brownsville Timber com pany of Brownsville. Visitor in the Newell Sanders home on State street for several days has been Max Gerdes of Burlington, Iowa. The Gerdes and Sanders were former neigh bors in Iowa. House guest for two weeks in Lack of Prize Still Mystery Why the coffee cake that Mrs. O. W. Olson, Silverton Route 1, Box 200 was the only baking entry of 25 varieties entered at the recent state fair failed to win a ribbon as all the other 24 did, remains as much a mystery today as it did nearly a month ago. Externally and internally ex amined, a complete cake brought to Salem Monday by her husband, Bill Olson, still retains its secret and sight and taste are both convincing that something might have been wrong, not with the cake, but with the Judges, who perhaps were satiated after sampling 1 her other entries. Bill Olson said confidential ly that his wife believed the cake to be the best of her culi nary art and she herself can not explain why it failed to receive even a white ribbon. Mrs. Olson sent word that she is very , proud of the elec tric refrigerator that her bak ing artistry won for her from the Johnson Appliance compa- the Le Baron Force home, 3940 Slate street, was Mrs. Fay Pop- plcton of Denver, Colo. ny and also expresses her ap preciation to Anne Hunt Mc Kennon, superintendent of the culinary department at the fair for the way she displayed all the baked food entries and be lieves It was a help to all the women in winning ribbons. TREE WORK! 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