THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Mtmt Oram
Tuesday, August 4, 1953
In The Valley
Edited by MIKE FORBES
A RETREAT OF HONOR
Pedee
Pedeev Mr. R. J. Smith had
aa her atuest lor several days,
her auntNMrs. F. M. Ford of
Tulsa, OKU. Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
r. C. Kerber and Suaan ac
compand her to Eugene
Wednesday where they apent
the dy with Mn. Chester
Small.1 Mra. Ford wlU leave
in a tw daya for her home.
, Mr. and Mra. Glen Turner
and Kent, of Vancouver, Wash
' ' were Sunday gueita of hii par
ent. Mr. and Mri. Troy Tur
ner. In the afternoon they all
attended the LewUvUle-Airlie
picnic.
Mn. Howard Ferry, Mra.
There Womer, Mix Nola Worn
er, Mri. C. L. Burbank drove
to Portland. They visited Mra.
Perry'a daughter, Mra. Howard
Hubbard and family at Clack
amaa and at the E. A. Fogg
home at Jenningi Lodge,
Mra. Gua Burbank returned
home the fint of the week
from Portland, where the had
been at the home of her filter.
Mra. William Cheatnut, helping
with the raapberry crop.
Mr. and Mra. Johnson are on
their vacation. Mr. and Mra.
Fred Braaatield of Salem are
at the Pedee. atore during their
gaence.
Alberta and Arthur Bonco of
Newberg were viaitora of therir
brother Paul and family laat
week. Mr. and Mra. Ronco and
amall aon Bradley accompanied
them to Newport over the
week-end.
Mra. F. M. Dyer returned
some Sunday from Portland,
where ahe had been In the
hoapitai for two weeka after
minor surgery.
Mra. Frank Sheythe ia at
tending annual conference of
the Oregon-Waahington E. U.
B. church, at Jennings Lodge,
thia week. Mra. Sheythe ia a
delegate from the local church.
Marion Cook of Portland,
who haa apent the pait two
weeka with her aunt, Mra. J.
W. McCormock. returned to
her home Sunday.
Mra. Charlea O'Neal waa
hoiteaa to the W. S. W. S. for
the . July meeting. Mra. C. L.
Burbank completed the atudy
book In the Chriatian aoclal
course.
. The buaineaa meeting wai
conducted by Mra. J. W. Mc
Cormack, vice president, In the
baence of the prealdent, Mra.
T. M. Dyer.
Current eventa were given
by Nola Womer. A covered
dish lunch waa aerved tinder
the trees in the yard.
- Mra. Frank Sheythe led the
devotions and gave the lesson.
Mr. Smith apoke on the spir
itual life book. Mrs. Lacy led
the prayer circle. Ten members
and one visitor, Mrs. Akers of
Dallas, were present
home last week-end after
spending several months at
Ashland, undergoing treat-
menta.
The West Stayton Woman's
club met at the home ox Mra.
Murle Hudson, Tuesday eve
ning. It la planned to have an
all-day meeting next Tuesday
at the home of Mra. Grace
Nienke
Dayton
West Stayton
West Stayton Mr. and Mra.
John Huntley and Larry of San
Diego, Calif., are spending
their vacation with Mra. Hunt
ley's parent, Mr. and Mra, Ray
Hye of west Stayton.
Recent dinner gueata at the
Nye home were) Mr. and Mr.
Jim Nye, Gary and Jimmle
Mr. and Mra. Virgil Nye, Carol
and Johnnie of Portland; Mra.
Gen Heuberger, Ralph, Rob
ert and Donald of Sublimity,
- Other Sunday callera were
Mr. and Mra. Ronald Van Han
del, Michael and Roger of
Ocean Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Per
ry Clipfell, Dennis, Sharon,
Martin, Patricia and Doria of
Mehama; Mrs. Wayne Wright,
Donald, David, Donna and Dar
rel of Sweet Home, and Mr.
and Mra. Doc Fallett of Stay
ton. Mra. Chet Downer has re
ceived word of the marriage of
her sister, July 18. She is the
former Joan Tolle of Red Oak,
Iowa. She was married to Er-
Tin Allbright of Iowa,
Mrs. John
Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Stilwell and daughter, and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Hodge have returned home
from an extended vacation
trip in which they covered
more than 8000 miles.
They first went into Can
ada where they attended the
Calgary stampede. They vis-
ited friends In Canada before
coming back in the states to
Wisconsin where they visited
relatives and friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Gould and
family went to Medford to at
tend the Oregon bow hunters'
tournament They visited rel
atives in Rote burg and Grants
Pass, and also (topped at
Crater Lake. They were away
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Imlah and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Howard and family- returned
home Tuesday evening from
a 10-day vacation trip which
took them to Yellowstone park,
then to Reno. Nov., and San
Francisco, Calif.
Mra. Herman Louis ia again
greeting friends in the local
post office since ahe returned
from a month's vacation trip
through the east. She accomp
anied her niece. Miss Elizabeth
Rooper of Klamath Falls. They
went to Boston, Mass., and
Washington, D. C, and visited
relativea in Illinois.
The Dayton Get-Together
Dinner club met with Mr. and
Mra. Arne F. Willaon Tuesday,
July 28. Those in the group
were Mr. and Mrs. Clotie Slo
an, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ha
gan, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fin-
ley, Mr. and Mra. Henry Dowd,
Mr. and Mra. D. Catlln,. Mrs.
Mildred Pennington and
Kathy and Gloria Ann Webb.
Mr. F. R. Johnston return
ed last Thursday from week's
trip to Vancouver, B. C. She
accompanied her brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Rice of Lincoln,
Neb. Mrs. Johnston is the
mother of Mrs. Jane Mills.
Mr. and Mr. Claude Trib
bett of Truth ' and ' Conse
quence, N. Mex., and Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Geer of Denver,
Colo., came July 18 to visit
with relatives. Clsude Tribbett
and Mra. Geer are brother and
sister of Edgar Tribbett of
Dayton.
Mr. and Mrs. art Makinister
had a guests last week her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Gilbert
Hankel of Denver, Colo. They
spent Sunday at the beaches
Mrs. Hankel came to Portland
to attend the Lutheran conven
tion.
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Weary Marines return from the front after completing
demolition In their section of the line. The truce signing
called for demilitarizing a 2 M -mile buffer zone aeparatlng
UN and Red lines. (UP Radio-Telephoto)
Aurora Reports
Realty Deals
Aurora Realty transaction
involved the following prop-
erties recently both in Marion
and Clackamas counties:
A small house in Aurora,
adjacent to the American Le
gion building, owned by Mr,
and Mrs. John Drell, Aurora
Builders Supply, was sold to
Mrs. Ella M. Brewer of Canby.
Willamette river frontage
and acreage at Butteville, to
gether with a residence, was
acquired by Mr. and Mra. G. D.
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. George King of
Spokane purchased the 33-acre
farm fronting on Boone's Ferry
road just north of Aurora grade
school and bordering also on
Pudding river, owned by Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Groff. The Kings
will take possession about the
middle of August. Mr. and
Mrs. Groff will move to Canby,
where they have bought a
modern 3-bedroora house from
Mrs. Henry Hansen.
Approximately an acre of
ground with creek frontage
was included in the sale of the
native stone and frame home
on the old Pacific highway op
posite . Hazel Dell gardens
owned by Mr. and Mrs. Claire
Haines. Purchasers were Mr.
and Mrs. E. Leon Jackson,
former Canby residents, late of
Molalla.
Woodbum
Talbot
Talbot Mra. Gilbert Bel
knap was hostess at aurpriae
party Wednesday afternoon for
her daughtre, Mrs. David Wied,
and Mr. Nelson Gllmour, hon
oring their birthday.
Present were the guests of
honor, Mrs. William Knight
and daughter. Nancy, Mrs. Jake
Gllmour, Mrs. Ethel Blinston,
Mrs. John Zehner, Mrs. E. J.
Freeman and the hostess, Mr.
Belknap.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Gurgurich
and daughter, Delene, bad as
their guests last week Mrs.
Charlea Grabenhorst and chil
dren. Jamie and Paula, of Cam-
Mack returned I don.
Have You Been toP.D.I.?
, (Nicknamed by the Kids)
PARADISE ISLAND
Salem's only recreation park, plcnlclnf, twtm
mlng, dancing, boat rides, soft ball, hen shoe,
pony rides, refreshment stand.
3 Miles Out Turner Road
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St. Lukes Sets
Festival Date
Woodburn Preparations
have been completed for the
28th annual dinner and festi
val of St. Luke's parish to be
held Sunday, Aug. 8, and on
Monday, Aug. 10. The family
style chicken dinner will be
Aug. 9, from noon until S
p.m., and preparation are be
ing made to feed between 800
and 700 people. The evening of
Monday, Aug. 10, will be gala
night.
The committee in charge of
the dinner Sunday include
Mr. Franc is Reding, Mrs. Max
Waring, Mrs. John Connell
and Mrs. Delbert Haener. Din
ing room committee is Mrs.
John ' Kinns, Mr. Clarence
Hagenauer and Mr. Robert
Miller. Hostesses will be Miss
Hlldegarde Dierkhising and
Miss Ernestine Nathman.
Woodburn Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth (Kay) . English of
Fresno, Calif., were recent
guests at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester E.
English of Woodburn. Kay is
in the navy and has just re
turned from Japan. Other
guests at the English home
were Miss Cresent English and
Miss Grace Armstrong of
Portland.
Guests at the John Dickson
home here for the past two
weeks were his daughters.
Mrs. Kenneth Hitt and daugh
ter, Judy, of Omaha, Neb., and
Mrs. John Coleman and so,
Tarno, of Turner.
Mra. Preston Ackley and
daughters, Peggy and Judy,
left recently by plane from
Portland for New York City
and will aail from thlre to join
S-Sgt. Ackley, who is station
ed at Bitbert, Germany, who
left here March 1 and has
three year of oversea serv
ice to complete. Mr. Ackley
has been living here for the
past six months with her par
ents, Mr. and Mr. William
Brassel of West Woodburn.
Guests at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. T. K. Sanderson dur
ing the past week were Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Sanderson of
Vancouver, B. C brother of
Dr. Sanderson.
Mrs. O. E. Blanchard and
her mother, Mrs. Carrie Bon-
acked, returned last week
from a three weeks vacation
in the midwest. They visited
Mrs. Bonacker'a brother in
Omaha, Neb., the H. P.
Schencks in Harlan, Ia.,' for
merly of Woodburn, and with
Mr. Blanchard' brothers and
families in Titon, la., and
Relbeck, Ia.
Mr. and Mra. G. D. Caudell
of Clear Lake Oaks, Calif.,
have been visiting in Woodburn
with his sister and brother-ln
law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sulli
van.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Seaton
have moved from 1187 Hard-
castle to 850 High street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Douglas,
who recently aold their home
on Hardcastle Ave., to Mr. and
Mra. Delbert Garner, have
moved to 398 West Cleveland
street.
Jefferson
Scotts Mills
Grand Island
Grand Island Red Haven
peach harvest will start at the
Raleigh Worthington farm in
Grand Island district Aug. 2
and the Golden Jubilee peaches
will be ripening in about 10
day or two week at the
Jacob Tompkins farm in Grand
Island district
Golden Jubilee peaches will
be ripe in about two weeka.
The earlier variety at this farm
did not produce fruit this sea
son. Sweet corn 1 thriving at the
Cecil Will farm in Grand Island
district and will be on markets
by Aug. 10.
Scotts Mills The Shanks
family reunion was held at the
! Ingval Edlund home near Mon
itor last week.
The Fry, Shilts and Wood
ford families' reunion was at
Sellwood Park, Portland, on
Sunday, July 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Fields
and aon, of Arkansas, are vis
iting at the home of Mrs.
Fields' grandmother, Mrs. Lena
Bellenger.
AURORA GIRL HURT
Auroar Miss Kathy Drell.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Drell of Aurora, suffered con
cussion of the brain in a fail
from the Drell children's riding
pony, Thursday afternoon. Dr.
Dinsmore, Crnby, is the attend
ing physician.
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Webfoot Mrs. Martie Mar
tens of Dallas, sister of Marion
Slsco of Webfoot, underwent
an operation for removal of a
cataract on her eye at a Salem
hospital recently, and her v la-
ion seems greatly improved.
Aa soon as she ia fully recov
ered ahe expects to visit sis
ter at Tecumaeh, Nebr.
CSS
Jefferson Gueata of Jesse
Roth Saturday evening were
his father, Dan Roth, of Scra
vel Hill, and a brother. Men-
no Roth, of Rothsay, Canada,
Mrs. Greta Bradley received
word that her husband,' Pvt.
David A. Bradley, has arriv
ed in Okinawa, and waa as
signed to the Ryukyus com'
mand port He haa been in the
army since November.
Ronald Higglna, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Higgini, ar
rived Saturday from Camp
Robert and is enjoying a visit
with relative and friends in
Jefferson. He will report to
Camp Stoneman, Calif., for
further training.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brown r
rived from Port Huenene,
Calif., and are guest of Mr.
Brown parents, Mr. and Mr
Charle Borst. Neil ha com
pleted electrical school and is
on a ten-day leave. He will
report back to the same camp
for three months' combat
training.
Mr. Irvine Wright left on
Thursday morning ff t Oak
land, Calif., and is the guest
of her sister. Miss Ann Wright.
Later they will go to Los An
geles, Calif., and visit Mra.
Marion Keller where Bobby
Wright, son of Mr. Wright, has
been the guest since the Boy
Scout jamboree. Bobby will
return home with Mrs. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Town-
send moved to Salem Tuesday
and are now living at 12th
and Mission St They have
bought a grocery store located
at 815 South 12th St Mr. and
Mrs. Emanuel Isaacson of Sa
lem purchased the Townsend
property in Jefferson. 1
At Silverton's western horse
show, Troy Nabors of Jeffer
son won the trophy for trick
horse performance class at the
Saturday evening show.
Jim Freshner has purchased
the restaurant on Main St., of
Mrs. Clara Strand. The Fresh
ner havebeen living in the
Frank Weddle house south
west of Jefferson. They mov
ed in the apartment above the
restaurant and opened for bus
iness Monday morning. The
Frethners hte seven children.
Wallace Clan
Holds Reunion
Aurora Descendant of
John S. and Julia Ann Wal
lace, former Aurora resident,
met at the family's 20th reun
ion recently in Coolidge and
McClaine park, Silverton.
Attending the reunion were
Mr. and Mr. Richard Carroll
and aon, Jetfery and Shawn,
Mr. and Mr. Paul S. Wallace,
John A. and Paula Sue, Mr.
and Mra. Robert Harper, Miss
Joyce Carroll, and Mr. and
Mra. J. Si Wallace, aU of Can
by; Jennie Maine of Jefferson,
Mr. and Mr. Roger William,
Woodburn; Mr. and Mra. Orma
Carleton and Carole of Salem;
Mr. and Mr. Al Reed and
daughter, Marilyn, and Mr.
Leatta Keith of Tigard; Mrs.
Phyllis Beller, Dianne and Dar-
lene of Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
Kreal Tidwell, Krealyn and
Ernest -Seattle; Mr. and Mr.
Emmet Maine, Emm aline and
John of Mosier; Mrs. Effie
Carleton Day , of Phoenix,
Ariz.; Mrs. Leona Thomas, Miss
Carole Schoen, and Ted Martin
of Hills boro; Mrs. Ernest
Brunk and sons, Gordy and
Dale, Larry Kufnea and Anna
Marie Krupa of Brunk Cor
ner; Mr. and Mr. Philip Good
ing, Larry, Ronnie and Jerlyn
of Mt. Angel, and Mis Bar
bara Heyne of Stockton, Calif.
Monmouth
Sublimity
Sublimity Mr. Mary
Hirgsiefen of Portland apent
Tuesday with Mrs. Rose Beck
er. Mrs. Hirzsiefen is a for
mer resident of the Union Hill
district.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert J. Dif
fer (Yvonne Williams) are the
parents of a son, Eugene Clif
ford, born Friday morning,
July 31, at the Salem Memor
ial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene A. Ditter and Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. Williams of North
Bend are the grandparents.
This ia the second grand
child for the Ditter.
Another couple welcoming
their second grandchild the
same day waa Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Toepfer, a daughter hav
ing arrived to Mr. and Mra.
Robert Toeofer at the Salem
Memorial hospital on Friday,
July 31. Mrs. Cora Harmon
of Salem being the maternal
grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Steffel,
Mrs. Rose Becker and Mrs.
Rose Riesterer spent Monday
at the Peterson Rock Gardens
near Bend.
Monmouth The Rev. Wil
liam F. Rademacher was re
turned as pastor of the EUB
church for his second year by
the annual aession of the Ore
gon Washington conference
held at Jennings Lodge July
27-Aug. 2. Mrs. Sidney Howard
attended as lay delegate for
the conferer.ee.
Rev. A. L. Lonsberry, paitor
previou to Rademacher a term,
ia being transferred from La
fayette to Lebanon.
The summer assembly of the
church is being held Aug. 2-9
and Rev. and Mr. Harvey
Schuerman and Gloria are at
tending for the week. Rev. Vir
gil Speece will continue in the
evangelistic work for the next
conference year.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Russell
and Blanche Russell attended
the Maria Smith clan reunion
Champoeg Sunday. Mra.
Russell is secretary, and was
a m e d as program chairman
for their picnic on the fourth
Sunday In July, 1954, and they
will again meet at Champoeg.
Mr. and Mr. Siebert Wil
liamson returned recently from
visit with their daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Cookingham. Cookingham will
serve as director of athletics in
Fresno school next year and
Mra. Cookingham will teach
music. They have been teach
ing at Corcoran, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Davis and Jer
ilyn joined a group of relatives
at Helmick park Sunday for a
farewell picnic for Mrs. Clyde
Davis of Portland, who is leav
ing this week for a three
month visit in London, England.
PET PARADE JUDGES
Silverton Members of the
Silverton Lion club serving
aa judgea for the Stayton Bean
Festival Pet Parade Thursday
evening, were F. M. Powell,
James Chan, Quintin Estell,
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