Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, April 09, 1953, Page 32, Image 32

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    Thursday, April 9, 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
FOOD SECTION Page
Sheridan
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Sheridan Judy Grewelle
of Longvlew, Wah., la vot
ing at the Arthur Moen home.
Ann Beardalee hai enrolled
at OSC for the iprlng term.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ellis
have arrived home from
Missouri. They plan to stay
i here this summer.
Mllo Elliott has returned
home from the hospital where
he waa confined with pneu
monli. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lamkin
have returned from a vacation
trip to Arizona, New Mexico,
Texas and California.
Mrs. Guy Vaughn la re
covering from surgery at the
McMlnnville hospital.
Frank Stuck is recovering
from a recent illness, and is
. in the Providence hospital in
Portland.
Henry Sundberg returned
home from McMlnnville hos
pital this week, where he had
an operation.
Charles Gould is recovering
from major surgery perform
ed in the McMlnnville
hospital.
Mrs. Ernest Huntley, who
has been ill for several weeks,
underwent surgery this week
in a McMlnnville hospital.
The Sheridan Garden club
will iiave its annual Spring
Flower Show In May, and
Martha Davis will serve as
general chairman. Committees
include: Staging: Thelma Mui
ford, Nellye Titus, Cora Wil
bur, Kay Sparks. Placing
Gertrude Reid, Thelma Hill,
Ella Griffin, Pearl Hyder. En
try: Sue Hibbert, Yolanda
S w a 1 1 s, Alladeen Byrklt,
Betty Heider, Valora Irwin,
Alberta Kurtz. .
Classification: Rhoda Smith,
Mano, Beneva Keltner Tea:
Agnes Ellis, Aladlne O'Dell,
Carol DeJong, Helene Harris,
Ada Green, Clara Tatom.
Procuring judges and lunch
con: Mildred Cooley, Kather
lne Flynn.
Door prizes, Etta Ladd,
Dorothy Krouthoefer, Doro
thy Johnson, Bertha Brown.
Plant sale: Marjorie Johnson,
Frelda Shively, Alkie Wiser,
Neva Huntley, Flora Baird.
Signs: Marjorie Wilhite, Velle
Heider.
Information and hospitality
booth; Calli Heider, Maude
Aldrlch, Lena Cooley, Elsie
Morris. Publicity: Myra Ash,
Rogene Burch. Cleanup: Isa
bella Smith, Nell Brandt,
Vivian Trice, Peggy DeJong.
Cookies: Evelyn Ehnes,
Frances Ducrst, Dorothy Ivie,
Rose Jones, Belle LePage,
Ruth McKibben, Carrie Mont
gomery, Wilma Paulovich,
Nancy Stoddard. Clerks:
Schedule: Sue Hibbert, Rhoda
Smith, Mildred Cooley.
Airman First Class Delbert
Nickerson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Nickerson, arrived
home from. Guam on a 20 day
fudlough. He will report
April 14, at an air base in El
Paso, Texas.
Leslie Heider was honored
on her third birthday this
week with a party given by
her mother, Mrs. Wallace Hei
der. Guests were Annette and
Evangeline Kessler, Billie,
George and Martha Heider,
Margaret and Carter Boggs,
Mrs. Otto Heider Sr., Mrs.
Otto Heider Jr., Mrs. Roy
Malo, Mrs. Eva Morton, Mrs.
James Kessler, Mrs. Edna
Lamson, Miss Marian Kels
ven and Mrs. Carter Boggs.
North Howell
North Howell Gary Espe,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Espe,
celebrated his birthday anni
versary April 6.
Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Gerome Epping and
sons, Douglas and Dennis; Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Rolie and chil
dren Rod and Kelly, all of Sa
lem. . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hat
trick and daughters, Sharon
and Kathy of Portland, were
Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blaney
were hosts Easter Sunday to
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Faulhau
toer and children of Portland,
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard John
son of Eugene. The girls 'are
daughters of the Blaneys.
Weekend guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sawyer
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stark and children Gary and
Nikki of Sweet Home.
Janice Jackson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jackson, has
been sick with the flu for a
week, Janice attends Louis and
Clark college at Portland.
Mrs. K. D. Coomler is re
ported Improving after several
days in bed with an attack of
the flu.
2 Killed in 218 Foot
Car Plunge, Ashland
Ashland, Ore. U.R) Two
persons were killed and two
others seriously injured when
a car plunged 218 feet down a
mountain canyon near here late
yesterday.
The dead were identified as
Uno Matias Karpplner, 59, of
255 Ramsell St. Son Francisco,
and Ida S. Martilla, 53, Brush
Prairie, Wash.
In the hospital here with
serious Injuries were Lillian
Ellna Karppincr, 54, San Fran
cisco, and Abram Martilla, 55,
Brush Prairie, Wash.
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