Part 22
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oregon
Wednesday, August 19, 1953
Family Reunions, Picnics
Fill Park at Sweet Home
Sweet Home The Jackson
family picnic waa held Sunday
bs the eiiy park In Sweet Home.
- Guests of honor were Mr.
and Mri. Sam Kalaton Alice
Jackson), of Granada, Calif.
Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Floy C. Jackson of
Kelao, Wash.; Roy Kizer, Sweet
Home; Wm. Simons, Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Pickint,
Foster; Grace Harden, Leban
on; Mr. and Mrs. Emll Jakel,
Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Abraham, Halsey: Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Cox, Albany; Mr, and
Mrs. George Amett, Shedd; Mr.
and Mrs. Glenne Williams, Cor
vallia; Wilfred Kizer, Sgveet
Home; Lena Kizer, Sweet
Home; -Vayne Ralston, Gren
ada, -Calif.; Huldis Ralston,
Grenada, Calif.; H. F. Jackson,
Silverton, Ore.; and Alice Rals
ton, Grenada, Calif.
Invited gueita to the dinner
where Henry Jackson was
main speaker of the afternoon,
Included Ben Cornelius, Lettie
Sankey, Susie Paddock, Delia
Davis, and Lulia Barr.
The Evangelical Lutheran
churches of Sweet Home and
Lebanon had a picnic In the
city park with the Sunday
School children honored.
Organized games were held
for the children and the men
engaged in a horseshoe tour
nament.
Attending were Rev. and
Mrs. E. Neese, Lebanon; M. L.
Soole, Lacomb; Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Paserman, Lebanon;
Gordan K. Danielson, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Westby, N. L. Dan
ielson, Albin Danielson, Cliff
Johnson, H. C. Halverson, Mr.
and Mrs. John Eggen, all of
Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Everett, Bernard Donahe, Har
old Olson, Martin Eggen.
Thirty eight children of the
Sunday school were enter-trined.
land; Mr. and Mrs" L. G. Hicks
and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hicks
and children, all of Salem;
Mrs. Tike Sorseth and sons of
Burns; Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Sportsman, Mr. and Mrs. Harve
Davis of Sweet Home.
The class of '37 held its re
Union in the city park Sun
day with Harry E. Palmer, for
mer high school principal and
advisor, of Portland, present to
oversee activities.
The classmates were Eva
(Kessell) Benson, Ruth
(Muntz) Dickinson, Helen
(Dickinson) Jensen, Wanda
(Fogle) Malone, Alwin Blank
enship, Alvin McClain of
Roseburg, and their husbands,
wives, and children.
Mr, and Mrs. George Phil
lips, of Holley, entertained
with a picnic in the park re
cently. Their guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Bugge and
Jerry Bugge; Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Stanton, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Stanton, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Breitback and children,
all of Silverton.
The city park was the scene
for a dual birthday celebration.
The honored guests were Mrs.
Dava King of Holley and Mrs. j
Arthur Sportsman of Sweet!
Home.
Attending the picnic dinner'!
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice, '
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Dava King, all of Hol
ley; Merrill Rice, Lebanon;
Mr. and Mra. Fred Davis, Port-
Linn Co. 4-H Fair
Lists Many Entries
Albany With the vLlnn
county fall 4-H alub fair sched
uled to start a week from to
day, Indications are that it will i
be one of the largest Junior
slock shows ever held in the
county, according to H. Joe
Myers, show manager.
Mora than 200 entries have
already been made in the 4-H
department. One hundred fifty
five dairy animals and 135
head of sheep have been en
tered to date.
Fifty Jersey animals are en
tered now, with 51 beef an
imals and 100 awine to be
shown. In two new phases of
the show, canning and floricul
tare, there are SOD and 100 en.
tries respectively.
That phono number it . .
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The Mary and Martha soc
iety of the Bethel Lutheran
church in Sweet Home held its
monthly meeting with a potluck
luncheon recently in the city
park. '
A birthday party honoring
Pamela Staton on her third
birthday was held in the park
recently.
Helping Pamela celebrate
her birthday anniversary were
Barbara, Phyllis, and Jimmy
Hamer, Richard, Juanity, Judy
and Maxine Coin, Eileen and
Orville Stoner, Genny and
Judy Bakkensen, Bill, Nancy
and Norma White, Marilyn
ner, Sharon Staton, Darlene,
Ratbbun, Mike and Mark Tur
Johnny and Kathy McLean,
Alta Stoner, Cleideth Hamer,
Doris Turner and Betty Rath-bun.
Explorers Go
Deep in Earth
Pierre St Martin, France !
Wire cables today hauled to
safely the remaining two of
three cave explorers who went
deeper into the earth than man
ever has before 2,395 feet
The speleologists (cave ex
plorers) hauled out today were
Robert Levi and Norbert Caa
teret. Their colleague. Dr. An
dre Mairey, was pulled up last
night from the St. Martin
Cave here in the Pyrenees
Mountains of southwestern
France.
The cave reputedly is the
earth's greatest land fissure.
One man was killed in a simi
lar exploit last year when the
cable snapped as he was being
brought to the surface.
The three were members of
an expedition seeking to de
termine possibility of an un
derground hydroelectric plant.
Paul Robeson Attends
Seattle 'Red' Trial
Seattle UK Left-wing sing
er Paul Robeson appeared in
federal court here today where
six persona are on trial charg
ed with advocating the violent
overthrow of the U. S. Govern
ment
Robeson aat in the front row
in the spectators section be
hind the defendants' table with
his arms crossed staring in
tently at principals arguing the
case. He was dressed nattily in
a tan suit and dark tie.
Suspend Linn Co.
Beverage Licenses
Albany Three Linn coun
ty grocers and one private
club were suspended from
selling alcoholic beverages for
periods of 10 to 30 days by
vote of Oregon .Liquor Con
trol commission members who
met in Portland last week.
Suspended for 30 days for
sale of liquor to a minor were
Andy's Drive-In Grocery, Al
bany; West Scio Grocery,
Scio, and the Dot and Dash
Grocery, Lebanon.
Veterans of Foreign Wars
psot 3437, Sweet Home, re
ceived a 10-day suspension.
Australia lies directly in 'the
path of the two main migra
tions of whales on their season
al trek to warmer waters, says
the National Geographic So
ciety. - I
Lone Elder Has
Sunday Picnic .
Aurora Eighty-five persons
of Lone Elder attended a pic
nic and family reunion at Island
Park on the Mollala river, with
swimming and games providing
after-dinner entertainment
In the group were Mr. and
Mrs. Rufus Kraxberger, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Kraxberger, Jr.,
and family. Miss Patricia
Adams, Norman Kraxberger,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kyllo and
family, Mr.'and Mrs. Eddie Bie
lemeier and family of Mt An
gel, Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Adams of Gladstone, Mr. and
Mrs. S. S. Gibson of Canby, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob McGuire and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie De-
Vall and family and Earl Stolte
of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kohler and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Hosteller and
family. Hardy Dimick, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Harms, Mr. and Mra.
William McElory, Mr. and Mrs.
John Harms and family, Mr.
and Mrs. William Sperb and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Nelson of Portland, Mr- and
Mrs. Lee Daniels and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Kraxberg-1
er, Jr., and children, Mr. and i
Mrs. Ensley Cribble, D. C.
Harms, Jim Gribble, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Harms and family,
Mrs. Ralph Kraxberger.
Study to Be Made
Of Use of Sirens
A study in connection with
the possibility that sirens on
ambulances and the first aid
car are being used to excess
has been inaugurated by the
Salem Academy of Medicine.
The group is headed by Dr.
Owen Miller, who said that a
similar study is being made on
a nation-wide basis.
The movement had its incep
tion during an informal meet
ing of Salem physicians. Mayor
Al Loucks has asked Fire Chief
Ellsworth Smith to investigate
the situation locally.
There is no intention to eli
minate the use of sirens but
rather to curb them, it was ex-
plalned.
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Aurora Eight and one-half
miles of the Wilsonvllle road
project have been completed
between Springbrook and the
Fernwood community and
Yamhill county crews are con
tinuing work that will extend
the resurfacing to the Clacka
mas county line, connecting
with the Wilsonville ferry.
The finished road is "built to
last," according to County Com-
missloners Charles Newman'
and Albert Youngberg. who
said that barring unseasonable
freezes or unanticipated heavy
trucking, the new hard rock
surface, covered with heavy oil,
should last 20 to 30 years.
The rock used on the road is
from the Renne quarry and ia
used without crushing as a base
for the durable road surface.
1500 FIRES IN N.W. '
Washington (OB The AgrL
culture Department said today
more than 1,300 forest fires
were reported in Montana, Ida
ho, California, Washington and
Oregon during the week ended.
Aug. J 7, making it one of the
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