Tuesday, August 18.' 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Sataa. Orccoa
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j Saturday
J An event of fUte-wide In-
j terest for the coming Saturday
Is the Country Fair planned
i by Orezon Socteiv th. w.
? tional Society, Daughteri of
ine American Revolution, at
Champoeg park.
The affair will be btt.n
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Interested.
The new curator's house
and tea room at the DAR Pi
oneer Mothen cabin will h
dedicated at 2:0 o'clock.
Mra. Allan McLean, state
regent, is to preside at the
dedicatory services and C. H.
Armstrong, superinten dent,
Oregon State Parks is speak
er. The building and finance
committee with Mrs. John Y.
Richardson of Portland as
chairman Includes Mrs. C. B.
Wilson, Newbcrg, Mrs. W. E.
Hanson and Mrs. Delbert Mil
ne, Salem, Mrs. John Powers,
Coos Bay.
Much of the material for the
cabin has been supplied by
wholesalers throughout Ore
gon, who have donated ce
ment, lumber, glass, steel elec
tric stoves, icebox and many
other necessary materials.
There will be a continuous
program throughout the after
noon. Don and his Indians
will present dances and songs.
The Children of American
Revolution in costume will
dance the Maypole. Harmoni
ca and accordion players will
perform and "The Young
Oregonians" will supply a
program.
All Chapters Aid
All the chapters in the state
re arranging booths for sale
of jams, jellies, pickles, cakes,
pies, hot dishes, bulbs and
plants, antiques, kitchen ap
rons, linens, fancy work,
candy,' cold drings, hot dogs
and hamburgers. At S o'clock
n auction is scheduled which
will include boxes of fruit,
vegetables and white ele
phants. Mrs. Herman Grossman and
Mrs. Edgar Burns are co
chairmen of the tea and a rep
resentative of every gover
nor's family in Oregon, wives
of state officials and Daugh
ters of the American Revol
ution officials have been in-
vitea to pour.
Wedding Sept. 5
Silverton Local friends
have received invitations to
the wedding of Miss .Janice
Ann Johnson and Bruce Mayo
Reynolds on Saturday eve
ning, September 5, at 8
o'clock in Trinity Lutheran
church. The bride-elect is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Os
wald Johnson of Silverton.
Miss Johnson is a nursing
student in Portland Emanuel
hospital, completing work
there this year.
A reception for more than
250 guests will be in the
church social rooms immedi
ately following the ceremony.
V
Lyons Marjorie Prichard
of Lyons, above, was hon
ored at a reception. Monday
evening at the Odd Fellows
Temple here upon her re
turn from a four weeks pil
grimage to the United Na
tions as the 1953 Youth Rep
resentative of the Odd Fel
lows and Rebekahs of Mar
ion and Palk counties. The
1952 representatives for this
district were Louise Owens
of Salem and David Neitling
of Stayton.
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Silverton The engagement of Miss Mary Elizabeth
MacNeiU, above, daughter of Mrs. William MacNeili,
Silverton, to William Vincent Currie, Portland, son of
Mr. and. Mrs. John O'Neill Currie of Bend, has been an
nounced by the bride-elect'a- mother. An early autumn
wedding is planned.
AURORA Mm Carol Giesy
of Portland, bride-elect of Wil
liam Theodore Roubal of Sil
verton, was honored at a show
er at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Mitchell in Portland.
Attending from Aurora were
Mrs. Fred Dentel. Mrs. William
Dentel, aunts of the bride-elect.
and Mrs. Lester Wampole, and
Mrs. James Langdon, Jr., cou
sins of Miss Giesy.
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Two Are Honored
Silverton Mrs. E. G. gy
ron entertained at dinner and
a social evening In compli
ment to her husband and
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Ol-
sen (Macyle Syron) on the
occasion of their birthday an
niversaries of August 13,
Thursday, at the family home,
Decorations in deep red
and white roses in a low ar
rangement centered the table,
and were used in room bou
queta. The birthday cake was
served following the -main
dinner from the buffet.
The guests were immediate
members of the families of
the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Syron, Including Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Olsen and Lonny,
Danny and Kenda, Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Syron and
Glenn and Steven, Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Syron and
Cheryl, all of Silverton. Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Syron re
ceived" the guests informally.
.
Couple Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch J. Welty
were honored with an old fash'
ioned charivari Friday evening.
Those present were Mrs. Earl
Strode, Mr. and Mrs. Jul Faar,
Mr. and Mrs. Halvor omhalt,
Mrs. John Wenger, Mr. and
Mrs. Laurence Wenger, Mr. and
Mrs. John Schmidt, Lester San
Dusky, Miss Marion Geisy, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick A. Muller,
Oscar Wenger, all from Salem;
Sherman Hofstetter and Du
wayne, Pratum; Clayton Wen
ger. on leave from U.S. navy;
Alma, Robert, Edward, William
and Eldon Wenger from Su-
verton. ,
The honored couple served
refreshments at a late hour.
Those assisting were Mrs. John
Schmidt and Mrs. Jul Faar.
Program Wednesday
Silverton Ernest R. Ek
man. Lions club program
chairman, is announcing a mu
sical treat for the Silverton
public, with no admission.
. Dr. J. Menzies Van Zandt
will appear in concert at 7:30
o'clock, August 19, at the
banuet rooms of the Double
J cafe.
Guests are privileged to
come for the 8:4S o'clock din
ner and remain for the con
cert, or will be welcome to
come for the program, only.
Dr. Van Zandt is promin
ent in the symphony field In
the United States, Canada
and Europe, having appeared
in concert with Geraldine
Farrar, Rosa Ronselll, Lily
Pons, Grace Moore, Richard
Crooks, John Charles Thom
as and the late Caruso.
$40 MILLION FLOOD LOSS
Tokyo W Damage has
been estimated at about $40,
300,000 in a flood that killed
ininred tcorei of JaDan-
ese last week in a suburb of
Kyoto, the city disaster re
lief headquarters said Tues
day. CTION
Penney's do have
While Buck Saddles
In buck leather. They hiva
long weiring Red molded rub
ber soles. Art tops lor bock
to school. 4 9. AA to C
5.90
J. C. PENNEY CO.
Delegates Leave
For SAE Convention ,
Three representatives from
the local chapter of Sigma Al
pha Epsilon, Oregon Gamma
of Willamette university, left
Tuesday morning to attend the
97th anniversary convention
of the 19th annual leadership
school of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
in Evannton, 111:
Joining Loyal Howard, al
ternate delegate, and Tom
Steeves both of Salem, was
Bob Howe, official delegate of
Oregon Gamma.
The convention will be at
the Edgewater Beach hotel in
Chicago, and the leadership
school will be housed on the
campus of Northwestern uni
versity in Evanston.
The trio will be gone ap
proximately three weeks, ar
riving back in Salem Septem
ber 7 after a cross-country
tour on their return trip., Just
in time for fall rush and ori
entation week for freshmen
on the Willamette university
campus. '
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Truck Rodeo
At Sweet Home
Sweet Home rWlnnera In
the truck rodeo, which was
held for the second year dur
ing the Frontier Days celebra
tion, are Bob Whitfield, who
took first place money of f 100,
vita 438 points. Second place
winner was Cliff Groves with
382 points winning ISO. Third
place winner for the f 23 award
was Bill Jackson. All are
Sweet Horn men.
The total number of points
poar.ible was 933. with 50
points alloted for both back
ing and stopping and that re
maining 433 applied to the
obstacles. The obstacles In
cluded a serpentine, right and
left offsets, a backing barri
cade, straight aligning and
diminishing clearance.
The entrants had their
choice of two new trucks
which were unloaded but the
trailer was near the end with
a 28-foot reach.
Silverton
Silverton Miss Anna Marga
ret Powell, 10-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Powell of Independence, is
making satisfactory convales
cence from head injuries sus
tained in a fall from a tree limb
to pavement two weeks ago,
having been permitted to go to
her home from Salem Memor
ial hospital following several
days special treatment and ob
servation, where she is to re
main for one more week, qui
etly. '
With a special bed arranged
in the family car, the little girl
was a Sunday caller at the Sil
verton home of her grandpar
ents, the T. M. Powells and
Jerry.
John Powell, a six-year-old
brother of Anna Margaret, ac
companied his folks home Sun
day, after visiting in Silverton
five days.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Amstutz
are caring for three of their
grandchildren in their Phelps
street home, Waldo Ralph,
Charles Lee and Peggy Jean
Amstutz, while their mother,
Mrs. Waldo Amstutz is in Min
nesota, called there by the seri
ous illness of her mother, Mrs.
S. van Derscec.
Hollywood Chef Tells
Of Murder 11 Yrs. Ago
Hollywood u.R Two New
York officials were en route
here today to question a chef
who confessed he killed a man
11 years ago and burned the
body in a vacant lot in Brook
lyn.
The chef, Albert Romano,
42, volunteered the confession
to Hollywood police but later
said he "might have dreamed"
the story of the killing.
Cancer Killed 2092
Oregonians in 1952
Portland W The State
Board of Health reported Mon
day that 2,092 persons 1150
males and 842 females died of
cancer in Oregon last year.
Nearly one fourth of the
deaths, 501, were among per
sons 75 or older.. There were
55 deaths among children un
der 15.
Cancer of the stomach claim
ed 233, of the respiratory sys
tem 200, of the breast 192. of
the Intestines 183, of the male
genital organs 154 and leuke
mia, 121.
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Paul Henry Haley, 8, dying of cancer, tells his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haley, about the visit to their Denver,
Colo., home by President Eisenhower. The President sur
prised the family after he read in the newspaper about
Paul's wish to see the President. (AP Wlrephoto.)
Rice Diet too Much
For 'Progressives'
Freedom Village (X) Most
Americans wha, decided to stay
behind with their Communist
captors will be. coming out
soon, in the opinion' of one
prisoner liberated today.
"I don't believe any Ameri
can will stay up there and eat
that rice," said P f c . Clayton
Taylor of Campobello, S.C.
Washington () Chairman
Stephen A. Mitchell announc
ed last night he has called a
meeting of the Democratic Na-
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