Wednesday, September t, 1933
Officers
Named by
Rainbows
Mia Margaret Hlldreth wai
elected on Tuesdsy n i h t as
wormy adviser ox Chadwick
anembly, Order of Rainbow
lor uiris. Tne election of offl-
cert wai at the group's first
fall meeting in the Masonic
temple.
Other elected to serve are
Miss Eleanor MIeziva, worthy
auoclate adviser; M i a a Patty
Johnson, charity; Miss Jan GU'
lesple, hope; Miss Ada Hart-
man, faith. Otner omcerj win
be announced later, installs.
tlon la set far Tuesday, Sep
tember 22.
During the business meet
ing, report on the service
hours given to we Marion
county health department and
tuberculosis x-ray unit at the
fair were given.
Four carloads of girls will
attend the institution of a new
assembly at Mill City on Sun
day. The assembly voted a
cash gilt to the new group.
ML Scott assembly in Port'
land is planning a reception on
September 23 and ten girls
with their advisers are plan
ning to attend from here.
- It was announced that the
, Mothers club will sponsor a
benefit luncheon on September
29 at 12:00 o'clock at the Ma
sonic temple with Mrs. Carl
Qulstad and Mrs.. Virgil Sex
ton in charge.
Refreshments, were served
following the Tuesday meeting
by the Mothers club. , .
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Couple Feted on
25th Anniversary
" Aurora Abner Korsness,
U.S. Navy, and his brother,
Oliver, and an aunt, Mrs. Edwin
Aamodt, arranged a surprise
honoring Mr. and Mrs. Soren
Korsness on their silver wed
ding anniversary at the cou
. ple'a farm home north of Au
. rora recently,
Albln Fredrickson served
as master of ceremonies dur
- ing the program hour, preced
ing the devotional service, led
by the Rev. Gordon M. Tryg
, stad, pastor of Canby'a Zoar
. Lutheran church. Gifts were
. presented the honored couple.
A three-tiered anniversary
cake was cut by Mrs. William
3. Olsen. Miss Lois Anderson
: served. Miss Helen Aamodt
poured coffee, and Miss Helen
Sollie served punch. The guest
book was passed by Mrs.
George Berg. Guests includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mag
nussen, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Anderson. Mrs. Cora Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hultgren,
Mrs. Martha Aamodt, Lars
Aamodt, Mr. and Mrs. Halvor
Gregerson, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Carr, Mr. and Mrs. B. Olson,
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Robertson,
Mr. and Mrs. John Steffenson,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bernier,
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Steffenson,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Aasland,
Mr. and Mrs. Albin Fredrik
"son, Mr. and Mil. Cecil From,
Rev. and Mrs. Gordon M.
Trygstad, Mr. and Mrs. Ole
Stegen, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Holden, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Howland, Mr. and Mrs. James
Thompson, ' Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Boraen. Mrs. Edwin
Aamodt. Miss Christina Mag-
nussen. Miss Louise Shaw,
Miss Lois Robertson and Mrs.
Annie Anderson.
Wedding Dated ,
Sllverton Invitations are
in the mail for the marriage of
Miss Mary Elizabeth MacNeUl
in William Vincent Currie on
Saturday, September 26, at 10
o'clock in the morning si
Paul'a church, Silverton.
A breakfast will be served
immediately following the cer
emony at the homeof the moth
er of the bride, Mrs. William
MacNeUL '
SILVERTON Labor day
week-end house guests at the
home of the John Bronsons
were from Portland, the A. C.
Neals. . Mrs. Bronson and Mrs.
Neal were former classmates
in the Oberlin College Con
servatory of Music, and had
not seen each other for more
than 10 years. Mr. Neal is
retired from the Navy and
Mrs. Neal served as a WAVE
during World Wsr n.
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Recently Wed Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Seidler (Mary
Lynne Scott), above, were married recently at Bend. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Scott of
Bend and Mr. Seidler is the son of Mrs. Lester G. Seidler
of Salem. (Giles picture, Redmond.)
Couple feted
On Anniversary
Woodburn Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Wells of Woodburn cel
ebrated their silver wedding
anniversary Sunday, Septem
ber C, by renewing their wed
ding vows before many of
their friends and relatives at
St. Luke's Catholic church at
the 10:30 a.m. mass, with the
Rev. V. L. Mofienbeler. offi
ciating. Attendants were their
son, Clifford Wells of Tacoma,
Wash., and their daughter, Miss
Barbara Wells.
Mrs. Wells and Barbara for
the mass wore identical satin
formats, Mrs. Wells wearing
pink with, headband of white
rosebuds with silver trim and
green orchid corsage, and
Barbara wearing a gold formal
with headband of yellow dai
sies, and red rosebud corsage.
Mothers of the couple, Mrs. Ad
die Wells of Camas, Wash., and
Mrs. H. F. Brittan of Wood
burn, were attired In forma Is
Vilas Thomnson of OmJi
Nebr.; a son-in-law, Stanley
Walker of Sioux Falls, and
three sons from Colton, S.D.,
William, Roy and Odin ThomD-
son, have all been with their
mother.
with pink baby gladiolus cor
sages. The son, Gene Wells, who is
in the navy stationed at Bar
bur Point. Hawaii, and who is
in the States on a 20-day
squadron flight operations out
of San Diego, Calif., came in
early Sunday morning as a sur
prise for the day and their
son. Jack, called from Hawaii
to congratulate them.
Mrs. Maria Donnelly was at
the organ for the service and
Miss Janice Hanauska was
soloist.
Following the ceremony the
honored couple and relatives
were guests of the Knights of
Columbus at the parish hall for
refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells received
at an open house from 2 to S
p.m. at their home with many
relatives and friends attending.
The three-tiered wedding cake
was cut by Miss Barbara Wells
and Miss Bobbie Roth poured.
Mrs. Theresa Burnett, a sister
of Mrs. Wells, served punch,
and Mrs. Max Willyard, anoth
er sister, assisted. For the re
ception Mrs. Wells wore a
gray . and silver afternoon
dress.
Out of town guests were
Mrs. Addle Wells of Camas,
Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Wells of McMinnvUle; Mrs.
El TO i I
Silverton Folk
Leave for South
Silverton Leaving Tues
day of this week were Mr. and
Mrs. John Service and Mrs".
Service's sister, Mrs. Florence
Schlaebitz, for their former
home In Los Angeles. -
Accompanying the group to1
Los Angeles are Miss Patsy
Service, a granddaughter, and
Mrs. John D. (Donna) Serv
ice, a grand-son's wife, who
has been visiting her husband
at Fort Lewis, Wash.
The Services and Mrs.
Schlaebitz have lived In Silver-
ton for -the past three years.
They have been socially ac
tive and prominent in church
and civic work.
Enroute to Los Angeles,
Mrs. Schlaebitz plans to join
another sister, Mrs. O. L. God'
dard, and be with her for some
time at her pnoenix nome.
The Services and Mrs.
Schlaebitz plan to build a busi
ness house and a residence on
their acreage at Twenty Nine
Palms, near Los Angeles.
SILVERTON Mrs. John
Bronson, who Instructs In
piano and voice at her Coo
lidge street studio, has accept
ed the supervision of directing
the First Christian , church
chorus choir for the autumn
and winter months, beginning
active work within a fort
night. John Mlddlemlss will
continue as organist.
SILVERTON Members of
the family of Mrs. Sol G. Mel
by are visiting here for a time.
Mrs. W. F. Whitman, a daugh
ter of Mrs. Melby, arrived Sun
day from her Mission, Kansas,
home, to remain in Silverton
for some time.
Three Other daughters who
have been in Silverton over a
period of weeks at different
times are Mrs. LaVonne sev
erson of Cornelius, Ore.; Mrs.
Stanley Walker of Sioux Falls,
S.D., here a month; and Miss
Mtlford Well of Willamlna
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wright of
Nampa, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs.
John Brittan of North- Rich
land, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Max
Willyard of Tacoma; Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Lackner of Bclo.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells were
married September 5, 1028, at
Stapleton, Nebraska, and came
to Woodburn in 1941. They
have four children, ' Clifford
Wells in Tacoma. Barbara
Wells at home and Jack and
Gene Wells, twins, both in the
navy stationed at Barbur
Point, Hawaii. They also have
three foster children, Mrs. Le
ona Lackner and Susan Marie
Lackner, both of Scio, and
Barbara Roth of Woodburn.
.
Birthdays Feted
Liberty - Birthdava were
celebrated on Sunday at the
Kaipn Dent home on Boone
road, for Alan Williams, Aug
ust 29; Mrs. Ralph Dent, Sep
tember 1; Iva Williams Sep
tember 4; Nancy Williams
September 14; and Ronnie
Williams September 22.
A family dinner honored the
birthdays. Out-of-town guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Henrv A.
DuPuis and daughter, Margar
et, of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Williams, Ronnie and
Marilyn of Lebanon, Mr. and
Mrs. Noel Williams, Alan and
Nancy of Eugene, and Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Menear of Portland.
AW visiting the Dents last
week were Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Rea of WaUa Walla, Wash., and
children; Wilbur, Bonnie Jean
and Dennis. Mrs. Rea la the
former Helen Dent of Salem.
Labor Day guest at the Dents
were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Y.
Dent, Jr., and daughters, Dar
lena and Beverly of Snake Riv
er, Wash. While in Salem they
took in the State Fair,
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SILVERTON Guests at
the home of Chief of Police R.
R. Main and Mrs. Main, have
been a brother of his, and a
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ruby Main,
from Butte, Mont., and Welser,
Idaho, respectively. Mrs. Main
plans to spend the winter In
Silverton.
The tOOth anniversary of St.
Bernard de Clairvaux (1993)
had special significance In
Dijon, Franca where . he was
born.
tos b Ci::rv3
tosh Ibhrna
V.w VnrV Mt.JeWS all
over the world observe Rosh
Hashana, their new year, start.
ing et sundown today
Fhav will usher in the
5,714th year of their history
with traditional religious
services. - . J '
RED OFFICIAL ESC ATM
Singapore vn The pro-wa-
4lnnllit f htnM MWSDaDCI
Chung Shin Jit Pso published
Wednesdav a Hone Konc re
port that Lavrenty Beria, So
viet Interior minister and head
of h AnvUI inl on Ilea. '
escaped nine days after hi
was imprisoned.
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