THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SaJem. On
Wednesday. August 12, 1953
In The Valley
Buena Vista
Edited by MM FORBES
Voodburn
Woodburo Pie. Norman
R. Heimeycr, of Woodburn hai
been awarded the Purple
Heart medal (or wounds suf-
fered at Punch Bowl In North
Korea June 28. He has been
in the army since January,
1BS2.
Mri. Clara Stange returned
to her borne in Woodburn Woo
day of thlf week after an ab
sence of one month during
which ihe viiited relatives and
friends in John Day, Dayville,
Canyon City, Redwood and
Prlnevllle.
Pvt. Delbert C. Hannon, son
of Mr. and Mri. D. E. Hannon
of Woodburn, graduated re
cently from the ordnance spec
ialist course at Aberdeen Prov
ing Ground, Md., as an auto
motive fuel and electrical sys
tem repairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Oitrom
and sons Rickie and Gregory,
left recently for a nine-day trip
to Canada, where they will vis
it an uncle, Burtle Ostrom.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bon
ner Stewart last week were
Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Hickox of
Jerome, Idaho. They are for
mer residents of Woodburn.
Joe Gorman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Gorman, is borne
on furlough and leaves Aug.
14 for school in New York.
His brother, Jim Gorman, was
home recently on a 15-day fur
lough, leaving only a few days
before Joe a arrival.
Dr. K. Guild of Wood
burn, who is on a two weeks
vacation, will reopen his den
tal office Aug. 17.
Mrs. Mary Haney has re
turned - to Woodburn after
spending a month's vacation in
North Dakota, visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ross
and five children, of Wood-
burn, are visiting relatives
near Liberal, Kan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Seller
(Mayanna Miller) of Wood-
burn are parents of their first
child, a boy, Stephen Michael,
born Aug. 10 at the Woodburn
hospital, weight eight pounds.
Grandparents are - Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Miller of Wood
burn and Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Seiler of ML Angel. The boy
also has a great-grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Predeek of ML An
gel.
Buena Vista Dewey Steele
of Buffalo, New York, is visit-,
ing with his sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Anderson.
The Buena Vista Methodist1
Sunday school held Its annual
picnic in the Jonas Graber
grove Sunday. Those attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Leland
Prather and BUI; Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Busby. Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Wells and Jack. Mr. and.
Mrs. Gordon Wells, Mr. and I
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Crystal Gardens
Old Time and Modem
Music by "Pop" Edwards
Amity
Amity Due to lack of time
the building program foi the
Amity grade school has been
postponed until 1954
An extension of time was
permitted by the state educa
tional board.
Guests at the E. A. Hobbs
borne in South Trade St last
week were her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Stone of Minne
apolis, Minn., and Mr. and Mrs.
Emit Dahl, their daughter and
small son, from Bayport, Minn
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Mrs. Martin Conger, Mr. and
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Laughlin, Goldie Wells. Rev.
and Mrs. Melville Wire, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Hultman.
Mrs. Harold Withrow has
been ill the past week. Her
daughter, Mrs. Bill Bacon of
Albany has been taking care
of ner.
Mrs. Cecil Hultman accom
panied Mrs. Kay Annuls. Mrs.
W. T. Hukari. and Mrs. R. Nor
man Hukari of Hood River to
Ashland the past week where
they attended the Oregon
Shakespearan Festival seeing
all four plays.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwln Barclow
of CorvaUis were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Short
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Withrow were Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Fields and Mrs. C.
R-. Moore of Pasadena, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Me
Laughlin spent part of this
week at' the coast, visiting her
brother and canning salmon.
Goldie wells from San Diego.
Calif., is here visiting with
relatives. She has been a mis-
ionary ins the Belgian Congo.
Africa for many year.
Mrs. Vern McGowan of Pilot
Rock, arrived for a two weeks
vacation and will join ber fam
ily this week end on a tour
Into California redwoods, Crat
er Lake, and fishing enroute.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Long
were guests at the Elza Long
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Prath
er, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ander
son, and Maud Johnson drove
to De troll dam. Sisters, making
the entire circle of North San
tiam and South Santiam roads
and visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Adams in Eugene re
cently. The new school board of the
Buena Vista school was elected
at the last meeting. Leo Draz-
doff, Mr. Daniels and Olin Cul
bertson, clerk, are the members
elected.
Darlene Splcer of Cottage
Grove was a guest of Maxine
Fickle all last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gray
ar.d family were vacationing
this past week, visiting their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. John Weston, In Call
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Fickle this week were Mr. and
Mrs. R H. Moorman of Billings,
Mont
Russell Evans has returned
home from a Salem hosoital
where he has been receiving
medical ears.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gunn and
daughter of Los Angeles, Calif.,
arrived Monday for a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Wells, and will take their son,
Bren. home with them. Bren
has been with his grandparents
tor two months.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Busby
Monmouth
and Mrs. Marie Radmacher left
Wednesday morning for their
homes In Camas. Wash., after
a week s visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Busby.
- Mr., and Mrs. Darrell Ward
moved to Corvallis, where in
the fall. Mr. Ward wiU enter
his Junior year at Oregon State
College. For the present he will
drive to bis father's farm and
continue his work for the sum
mer.
Guests at the Elmer Busby
home Saturday evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gallagher
and Virginia Busby of Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Busby
and family- of Camas, Wash.,
and Mrs. Marie Radamacher,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Busby and
family.
They celebrated the birth
days of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Busby, Virginia, Janet and
Gertrude Busby and Mrs. Rada
macher. Laurel Gallagher made
the cakes for the occasion. On
Sunday the group met at the
Williamson State Park near
Wheatland 'for the Freshour
reunion.
Bill Prather is home for a
month from Klamath Falls,
where he -has been working
since school was out He will
return to Oregon Tech in Sep
tember. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Busby this past week were
a sister and brother-in-law. Mr
and Mrs. Ward Traeey of Seat
tie. Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Huff and three children of
Washougal. Wash.. Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Huff and daughter oi
Womack. Wash.
Thursday evening they were
dinner grato of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles G-.-ine.
Sweet Home
ACORNS FROM THE.
KITH DEL MILNE
"My gosh, here it is well Into
August, and 1 haven't yet given
you the particulars on our forth
coming Fashion Luncheon. Ouess
I follow the pattern of most men,
always wslt to the last moment
to Inform the little woman of my
plans, but as the old saying goes,
tetter late than never.' You
cant really keep anything from
the ladles anyway it seems, as
the reservations for the Fashion
Show on August II have been
pouring in fast and furious. A
good many mother and daughter
duos are on the docket, as John
Johnson has arranged a showing
ot the latest In back-to-school
fashions as well as many stylish
numbers for Mother. So, Mom, If
you dont have time to call in
your reservation I am sure that
daughter will oe glad to oblige.
Perhaps she might even want to
ask a friend or two and make a
party of it. Luncheon Is at 13:15,
Fashion Show at 1:05 Dm, August
18. Call The Marlon Hotel for
reservations."
ANNOUNCING NIW HOURS
for the
OAK ROOM ANDlOUNvf
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Sweet Home Saturday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. T.
V. Reed were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Reed of Lebanon and
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Byrne of
Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gotts
chalk of Fairmont, Minn., and
John, Gwen and Mary Gail
Gottschalk of Garfield were re
cent overnight visitors ot Rev.
and Mrs. William Lohmann,
the' minister of the Bethel
Lutheran church in Sweet
Home. ,
Sunday afternoon guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson
on 12th avenue were their son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Thompson and daughters, of
Blatchley; Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Pitchford and Avalene of
Crawfordsville, and Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Sportsman of Sweet
Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Palmer
and family were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Arnold of Tulelake, Calif. Mr.
Arnold is the minister of the
Church ot Christ at Tulelake
and the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Arnold of Sweet Home.
Word has been received by
Mrs. Walt Howe of the promo
tion of her cousin, Jean Pip
kin, to first lieutenant in the
air force nurse corps. Miss
Pipkin was the school nurse
in the Sweet Home grade and
elementary school until her en
listment in the air force nurse
corps. Lt. Jean Pipkin is sta
tioned at Beale air force base
at Beale, Calif. '
Swimming classes under ths
sponsorship of the Red Cross,
which were si ted to start
Monday, were postponed until
Tuesday to allow for cleaning
of the pool. ,
The class will be held for
three weeks and the instructors
will be Mrs. Osburn Shaw,
Mrs. Frank Kikel and Ken
Cardwell.
0 a.m. is the time slated for
those who know how to swim,
1 10 a.m. for intermediates, and
1 11 a.m. for the beginner class
for age 6 and over.
! Classes will not be held on
Friday, Aug. 14, because of the
I Frontier Days celebration to
I be held that day.
Monmouth The Friendly
Neighbors of Oak Point and
Independence held their annual
picnic Sunday at Avery park,
Corvallis. .
The program Included read
ings by Mrs. Rufus Dodge, Mrs.
G. L. Russell and Mrs.- Otto
Lance; pictures shown by Mrs.
Ardella Butler of the Independ
ence school taken in 1880.
The group voted to hold the
picnic next year at the same
place on the second Sunday in
August.
Mrs. G. L. Russell will be in
charge of the program and ta
ble committee will be Mrs. L.
J. McLaughlin and Mrs. C. K.
Webstes. Mrs. Hattie Mix Black,
Salem was re-elected president;
Mrs. Otto Lance, Albany, vice
president; Mrs. G. vL. Russell,
Monmouth, secretary-treasurer.
Present from Portland were:
Mrs. Maud Cooper Ireland, Mrs.
Albertine Bentley Fitxhugh,
Mrs. Nellie Damon Stewart
Mrs. Margaret Fitzhard Wrath,
Mrs. Maude Patterson Aruiur,
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Uvengood,
Mrs. Hilda Townsend: from In
dependence, Mrs. Ardella Nel
son Butler, Mrs. Cora Staats
Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Rogers, Mrs. Belle Rogers, Mrs.
Isadine Mattison, Mrs. Blanche
Kirkendall. Mrs. Carol Collins
from Albany, Mrs. Loretta Ro
gers Lance, Otto Lance; from
Monmouth. Mrs. Vena Goff
Russell, G. L. Russell; from
Pedee, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Dodge. Mrs. Mollie Lacey; from
Cottage Grove, Mrs. Fay Atkins
McLaughlin, Mrs. Lorena Web
ster Haynes, L. J. McLaughlin,
C. K. Haynes; from Salem, Mrs.
Mabel Parker Higgins; from
Dallas, Mrs. May Meeker Hunt
ley, Marshall Huntley; from
Corvallis, Mrs. Mints Taylor
Ireland.
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
R. Everett King will hold open
house Sunday, Aug. 18, in hon
or of their parents' SOth wed
ding anniversary. The recep
tion will be neid in tne chris
tian church social rooms from
2:30 to S p. m. Mr. and Mrs.
King are both active members
of the First Christian church,
Monmouth, and it is their wish
that instead of gifts, money be
sent to missionaries at home,
or in foreign fields. They now
reside at 1004 Monmouth Ave.,
Independence, moving there
from Pedee in 1942, having
come to Oregon from Illinois
in 1903 and settled at that time
at Lebanon.
Mr. and Mrs, Sidney Howard
joined a group of relatives for
a picnic at Helmick park Sun
day. Others present were Mrs.
Francis Howard, Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. Fay Howard and Lee,
Lebanon; Mrs. Annie Howard,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snoderly, Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Slate, Sr.; Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Slate, Jr.; aU
from Albany; Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Miller, Jefferson; Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Harris and
Nancy, Corvallis; Mrs. Mar-1
garet Hilburn and Jenean,
Kings Valley; Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Clayton, Portland; , Mr.
and Mrs. Hal Howard and Da
vid, Albany.
D. L. Williams was taken to
the Lebanon hospital Monday
for care after he suffered a
stroke at his home here. His
son, Floyd Williams of Port
land, and daughter, Mrs. Paul
McCracken, Lebanon, had been
here caring for him.
Mrs. Ed Comstocb and Mrs.
M. B. Layton were hostesses
for the Junior Aid of the EUB
church at the church Thursday.
Mrs.. H. Schuermann led the
devotions. The coffee maker
ordered by the group has been
received and the ladies are now
selling extracts to pay for it.
An invitation was extended to
the ladies of the Philomath Aid
to meet with them on Oct. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Earsel Stow,
Salem, visited at the Sidney
Howard home Sunday evening.
Mr. Bair's operates the Chev
ron Garage at Myrtle Point
Friday afternoon Mrs. Ralph
Bair had a demonstration party
at her home with Mrs. Nellie
Hathaway as demonstrator
Macleay
Macleay At the August
grange meeting memorial ser
vices were held for Harry Mar
tin, Sr., a long time member,
and for 18 years grange master.
Cyril Parker was soloist for
the services.
During the business sessions
with Hubert Aspinwall, over
seer, presiding. Mrs. James
Johnston was received as a
member, by demit.
Mrs. Cornelius Bateson re
ported on - Home Economic
work, Albert Mader on the
wheat situation and Cornelius
Bateson on legislative matters.
During the lecturers' hour
questions on farm policies, sent
out by the National Grange
Master, were discussed. Mrs,
Welch gave a reading and there
was group singing.
Mrs. Laure I. Small of Jewell
grange, near Astoria, was a vis.
itor.
Honored for her birthday an
niversary was Mrs. Harry Way
and for wedding anniversaries
were Mr. and Mrs. I. H. White,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keene
and Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Magee,
F alls CHy
Gervais
Gervais A son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Medina
Aug. S. The baby's name is
suichael David and weight was
lb., 10 oz. The baby Is the
first grandscn of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto J. Meyer of Gervais, Mrs.
Medina is the daughter ot the
Meyers.
Joseph Kuhn of Gervais was
taken to the hospital Sunday,
Aug. 9, after a short illness in
his home.
Mrs. Orward Hoye returned
Saturday with her two daugh
ters, Carol and Connie. They
were visiting relatives in
Dakota.
Ralph Duda spent the week
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Euda . and
brother Lawrence of Gervais.
Miss Betty Hall, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Hall of
Gervais, returned home Sun
day after a visit with her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Short, Drain,
Ore. ,
Visitors of the Fred Man
nings Saturday were Mrs.
Manning's brother, Basil J.
Pillett, and wife of Camas,
Wash, and Mrs. Pillette's
brother, George Self. .
Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Rnrh.
ler of Portland returned home 1
Sunday, Aug. 9. Mrs. Boschler
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Manning, Gervais.
The Boschlers left their
daughter,. Susan, with the
William Uppendahls while
they vacationed at Yellow
stone National Park.
search work In regard to feed
ing whale meat to foxes as a
substitute for horse meat. '
Falls City The Christian
Women's fellowship met at the
Christian church Thursday for
their mission study.
The class was led by Mrs.
William Beard.
Devotions were led by Mrs.
W. P. Letterman.
On the tea hour, the birth
days of Mrs. Virgil Davis, Mrs.
Howard Gramling and Mrs. X.
L'Duke were celebrated.
Present were: Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Gramling, Mrs. LaDuke,
Mrs. John Chamberlain, Mrs.
Dick Paul, Mrs. Richard Paul,
Mrs. Leston Dickey, Mrs. Ethel
Guthridge, Mrs. William Beard
and Mrs. Letterman.
Mrs. Jessie Walling recently
was badly injured in a car ac
cident She is past 88 years
old, and her address is Star
Route, Lebanon, Oregon, care
of Roy Mergel.
Doyle Lorimor and family
drove to Eugene Sunday for a
visit with his brother Paul
and family and Mrs. Lorlmor's
brother, Walter Joslin and fam
ily. Recent visitors at the Letter
man home were Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Tarter and family ' of
Glide, Mrs. Charles Tarter and
Henry of Airlie. and Mrs. Ken
neth Cummings and children
of Oceanlake.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joslin,
Danny and Donna, ot Manza-
nita, were Sunday guests of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Joslin.
Donna remained for a week's
visit and play with her cousin,
Nadine Pierce, who will soon
lerve for her home in Anchorage.
Recent visitors at the Ches
ter Benefiel home were his
three married sisters and
youngest brother . and their
families, of Banks, Ore.
The group enjoyed a potluck
picnic dinner together at the
Benefiel home.
Their daughter Alice and her
family from Salem were also
in the group.
Visiting at the home of Max
Fairchild are Mr. and Mrs.
John Craner and their daugh
ter, Mrs. Blaine Jensen, of
Mantua, Utah, and Mrs. Cran
er's mother, Mrs. Ona Lundy
of Hansen, Idaho.
Sunday the Fairchilds took
the guests to St. Helens, As
toria and Seaside, calling upon
Mr. Fairchild's niece, Mrs.
Wayne Adkins, en route.
Mr. Craner Is doing some re-
Unionvale
Unlonvale Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Magee of Unionvale, for.
mer residents of Scotts Mills,
attended the Centennial cele
bration held there Sunday, t
They said there were several
hundred present.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Fow
ler ot Portland were' guests ot
his mother, Mrs. Clarence L.
Fowler, and took her for a drive
in the Sheridan and WilUmina
farming area Sunday.
Mrs. Orick Busick of Union
vale is taking regular trips to
Albany for treatments. She has
been ill at ber home several
months.
People who
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