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Thursday, March 26, 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Mem, Oregon
HE DIED ON OLD BALDY
Pleasantdale
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Utter bearers (right) carry the body of a UN Midler
who died in the fighting on Old Baldy in Korea from an
ambulance at a forward aid itation ai other soldiers check
clothing and gear discarded by other caiualtiea brought,
down from the bloody mountain. The Chinese communists
launched their heaviest assault in months over the week
nd and heavy fighting till continues. (AF Wlrepboto via
radio from Tokyo) . .:' - ' - -
Grand Ronde
' Grand Ronde Mr. and Mrs.
Jvan Call g an had as their guest
this past weekend their grand'
daughter, Miss Linda Baunach
xrom poruana.
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jxuy una ituti. tvuucuu
kins and son, Tommy, were en
' tertalned at dinner Sunday at
in, nnma ni lwr. aim mrm. lino
Caligan. The affair was in hon
or of Mrs. Larkins birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lockwood
gunman are viautiitf weir
mother, Mrs. Josephine Weber.
The Grand Ronde Pinochle
club met at the home of Mrs.
Cecil Smith last Tuesday with
nine members present.- Prizes
wet given to , Mrs. Claud
Booth, Mrs. Emma Kochls, and
Mrs. Lorraine AshwelL
A birthday party was given
Mrs. Lewis Galllgher last Sat
urday evening when 18 guests
gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Littlejoluu Host
esses for the occasion were Mrs.
P. E. Davis and Mrs. Llttlejohn.
The Stitch and Chatter club
held its regular monthly meet
ing Thursday at the the home
of Mrs. P. E. Davis. A potluck
dinner was enjoyed at noon,
followed by the exchange of
secret pal gifts.- Mrs. Hugh
OXeary was a guest. The next
meeting will be held April 16
at the home of Mrs. : Ted E.
Smith.
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Sublimity The Women's
Catholic Order of Foresters
held their annual election of
officers Thursday with Miss
Margaret Loux being re-elet
ed as chief ranger .
Other officers are vice-chief
ranger Mary Ducnateau; re
cording secretary. Mar Ma
Norman; financial secretary,
Isa belle Ditter; treasurer,
Kathryn Toepferj trustees,
Bernadine Schrewe; Anna
Wolf and Mamie Laux; con
ductors, Grace Ditter and
Mayette Ducnateau: sentinels,
Marie Klecker and Catherine
Busch. ,
The Stayton and Jordan
courts are to be invited to a'
joint installation of officers
to be held at Sublimity Thurs
day, April 18.
The court voted to donate
$19 : to the Stayton Memorial
hospital for drapes.,
Norman Rouscher and
Jimmle Reiser are home for
their spring vacation from
O.S.C.
Mrs. Lenard Neal ia spend
ing the week-end ,. in Calif.
Mrs. Margaret Halfman was
hostess to the Woman's club
with Rose Besker assisting
High score was won by Rose
Riesterer with. Mary Ducha
teau drawing the door prize.
Time , and place for the next
meeting to : be; announced
later.-'v.v,;, ;-:V-"'
Lawrence Rlpp, service
station operator ia enjoying
a vacation trip In California
and Mexico. He spent some
time visiting Lenard Neal and
the Herman Hoeachlns, ae
cording to' last report ' from
him.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hot
tlnger, Mary Louise and Char
les and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
DKter, Mary Jean and Miss
Teresa Ditter, spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Van Loo at Verboort
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Pleasantdale Mrs. Glen Mc
Farlane. assisted by Mrs. Ad
olph Schutz, collected $78.50
for the Red Cross in the Pleas
antdale district. This exceeds
the amount collected last year,
Mrs. Elwyn Dorsey and chil
dren, Janle and David of Orick,
Calif., called on her husband
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Dorsey, this week. They had
flown here to be with her moth
er. Mrs. Luella Vincent, wno
underwent surgery at the Mc
Minnville hospital. i
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln McFet
ridge of Enterprise came to stay
for awhile with their daughter
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Gubser. and Mrs. McFetridge
entered St. Vincent hospital in
Portland for surgery on her left
knee to correct a condition
which' has troubled her for
long time.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Murphy
spent Friday in Salem on busi
ness. . .
Mr. and Mrs.. Lloyd Zentner,
Jr., went to Portland Sunday,
accompanied by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Timm, and
her grandmother, Mrs. Martha
Nogossek, all of Dayton. They
had dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Dlssmore.
- Mrs. Adolph Schutz and sons
Johnny and Dolph, and her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Shepard,
spent Saturday in Portland
with a friend, Mrs. A. F. Black
erby. On Sunday the same
group visited Mrs. Frank Tey
ton in Salem.
Merlyn Gubser, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Gubser. under
went minor plastic surgery on
his lip at the Good Samaritan
hospital in Portland and was
there for two days. He is back
in school now.
Mrs. J. G. Penland has been
ill and was taken to a Salem
hospital for observation Satur
day. ..' . . s;
Mrs. Carl Rutschman is home
from the hospital with her new
daughter, Janice Margaret, who
was born March 16. s.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Launer and
daughters were her son and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wel
don of McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. B1U Mills went
to Eagle Creek on Sunday and
had dinner with his brother,
SAD QUEEN, GRIEVING WINDSOR
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Dayton
Bob Mills and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Winger went
to Salem Sunday, visiting with
friends. In the afternoon they
saw Mr. and Mrs. George Ster-
rett at Chemawa, and in the
evening they visited Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Tharpe' and her
mother, Laura Henjum, at Sa
lem.
Saturday guests of Mr.' and
Mrs. Michael Gross were his
sister and brother. Miss Betty
Ann Gross of Portland and Pat
Gross, who is in the navy, also
Mr. and Mrs. Don underwood
of Portland.' '
Mrs. W. J. Jones and chil
dren, Grant, Suzanne, Greg and
Doug, spent Sunday in Dallas
with Mr. Jones' mother, -Mrs.
George Gossard. , - .
Mrs. C. W. Sloan spent two
days at Turner last, week and
attended the Victoria chapter,
Eastern Star. She was the house
guest of Prof, and Mrs. J. O.
Russell, with whom she board
ed during her years as a teach
er in that city. .. . . ,-.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Graben-
horst were Sunday dinner
guests of her sister. Mrs. H. N.
Butler in Portland, and visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Alice
Smith, who is a patient at the ,
Sadler nursing home there.
Queen Elizabeth II is accompanied by her husband, the
Duke of Edmturgh (left) and the Duke of Wtadw (right ,
eldest son of the dead Queen Mary, depart from Marl
borough Houhe. The 85-year-old grandmother of Queen
Elteabeth died after a prolonged battle with a gastric
ailment. (AP Wirephoto via radio from London) :
Falls City
Falls City Rev. Lashowski,
a missionary of South America,
was the gueBt speaker at the
Falls City Methodist church
Sunday evening. All churches
were represented.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wilson
andjamily of Roseburg were
visitors of Mrs. Wilson's 'par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Cooper, over the week-end.
Junior Amos of Sheridan
visited his cousins,' Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Lamprecht.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brech-
tel of Newberg were Sunday
callers of Mr. and Mrs. Gran
ville Wilson. -
Mrs. ' Orlo Frink and Mrs.
Faye Frink were in Dallas
Saturday. i
Recent visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Loren Cooper were Mr.
and Mrs. Wade Wilson of Seat
tle, Mrs. Erma Cooper and
Mrs. Wetch of Independence,
and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wilson
and family of Glide.
Mrs. Eva Burbank was hos
tess to the Past Noble Grands
club at her home recently.
A short business session was
held by vice president Faye
Wilson. Mrs. Lillian Kitchin
won first prize and Mrs. Ruth
Lorimer won second prize.
Refreshment were served to
Mrs. Rheta Strauss, Mrs. Maude
Brown, Mrs. Faye Wilson, Mrs.
Lillian Kitchin, Mrs.. Jessie
Moyes and Mrs. Eva Burbank.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cummings
and family left for their home
at Thorn, Calif., Friday. , ,.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cooper of
Roseburg spent the week-end
with home folks and friends.
George Kitchin and Leon
were in Dallas Saturday.
. Violet and Rose Lamprecht
spent Friday and Saturday in
Valsetz with Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Cooley.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cum
mings and children of Ocean
lake were supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Letterman re-,
cently. ' : :
Mrs. Steve Taylor was taken
to the General hospital over
the week end, forv observation.
Miss Vivian Newcomh came
home Sunday after spending
about three months with rela
tives in San Francisco. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Rod Newcomb, ' , , .,
LaMont Matthews is home
for spring vacation from Ore
gon State college. Ho is the'
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Matthews. .
James Hedgecock Is ' home
from Klamath Falls. ; He will
return to Ore tech school in the
fall. - "'.-.;.
Miss Relta Green and Miss
Marlene Paris spent Saturday
In Portland. , - . '
Sunday evening, March 2
at the Dayton Christian church
a play, "Because of This," will
be presented . by the high
school class.1
. The cast will Include Norman
Robinson, Arthur Foster, Mike
Hough, Jean Paris. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sher
man attended the 21st wedding
anniversary of friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Sayre in Portland,
recently. .;..,
Alc Jack Sherman of Cha,
nute Air Base, 111., came home
Monday and surprised his par. -ents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sher.
man. He will be able to be
home about 18 days. His broth
er Bill la now home for his
spring vacation from the U of
O.
M. A. Palmer, Adolph Schuti -
and Earle Coburn spent tb
week end at Milton-Freewater
whfr they ittenrteij g recep
tion for the Grand Master of
Masons in Oregon.
Master Sgt. Russell Hadlev
of Spokane, Wash, is spending
the week here with his moth-
and father, .Mr. and Mrs. Uller
Hadley. Mr. Hadley, Sr: has '
been very ill In the T. B. hos
pital in Salem for some time,
Other members of the fam
ily were home also: Martha of
Southerlin; Mr. and Mrs. El
wood Hadley of Hanford, Calif.,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hadley of '
Tulare, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Vie
Martin of Astoria, Mr. and Mrs, -
Deis and . Sherry Hadley of
Portland.
' Another son, Bruce, was here
three weeks ago from Califor
nia. ...
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