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THB CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Orccw
Friday. Daeambar 11, 1953
Legion Women
Elect Delegates
Woodburn Regular meet
ing ol Woodburn poit and
auxiliary of Ui Amertcsn Le
gion were Bald Wednesday
eight at tha Legion hall.
At tha auxiliary meeting Hri.
L. B.- Detweiler presided and
reports war given of varfoui
ctlviuea. lira. Adrian scoooi
r, membership chairman, re
oorted 73 paid up members on
a ouota of St. Mrs. Albert
Rheinholdt, hMpiUl chairman,
reported (roup of members
will o1o the Veterans' hos
pital gift ahop en Dec. It to
wrap (ifta. Tboaa planning to
go are Mr. Rheinholdt, Mn.
Petweiler, Mrs. Harold In
gram and Mr. Jame Howe.
Delegate elected to attend
tha county council during the
yer wer Mr. Detweiler, Mn.
W. O. Oreen, Mn. Walter Mil
ler, Mr. Cenaro Ramon and
Mr. Albert Rheinholdt. Alter
nate named are Mr. Edward
DeHaan, Mn- James Howe,
Mr. Harold Ingram, Mn. La
Verna LeFebvr and Mn. R.
L. rreeberg. Mr. Walter MiM
ler wa named u a candidate
for office In tha council.
A Cbriftmu party will be
held at the monthly sewing
meeting. Dee. 29. at the home
of Mn. Harold Ingram. A pot
luck dinner If planned for the
Jan. It sieeting with Mr.
Amo Bon acker, Mr. Kenneth
Voder, Mr. Don Barrett, Mn.
Floyd Maricle, Mn. Albert
Rheinholdt end Mr. Raymond
Gilles at the committee in
charge.
Mn. Adraln Schooler wa
winner of the bat at the Dutch
auction.
It wa announced that tha
hospital bad la again available
to any one in the community
who ha need of it.
ATOMIC SUB N EARS COMPLETION
Silverton
Silverton At the Thurtday
breskisst meeting of the 611
yerton Toajtmaaten club at
Toney, tha pekn wer
ttholln Cooley, Richard Hart
ley, Dv. R. A. Epenter and Dr.
Blaufu. The evaluaton were
Olaf Paulson. Jr.. Felix Wright.
Dr. Ralph Schmidt and Wil
liam Block.
Serving aa toaitmaiter wa
Dr. Gerald Arrlngton; In
charge of table topic, William
Iron; general evalualor; Keith
Anderson, timekeeper, Bill
Hanson ;toatmatar evalualor,
Byron Hindman, and diction
critic, Quintln Estell.
Mn. C B. Calkns and Mn.
Alan Brown, co-chairmen of
the Family Relation Parent
Education program in Silver-
ton, are announcing the Friday
evening 8 o clock, Dec. 18
meeting at the Eugene Field
school library room, with spec
ial guest from Salem, Mn.
Ruby Bunnell, executive sec
retary of the Marion county
TB and Health association.
The Silverton senior high
achool 1954 graduating class
will b host group for the pres
ent and past homecoming mem
ben is tha annual dance pro
gram announced by Miss
Nancy Peckham, to be at the
aenior high school cafeteria
rooms Wednesday evening,
Dec. 23.
Miss Frances Fox and Miss
Shirley Doerfler are in charge
of arrangements.
"Tim" Preston is spending
everal day at the home of his
mother, Mn. H. W. Preston,
from his army location near
Washington, D. C.
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'Albany Store.
Safe Robbed
Albany An unkempt 14
I year-old boy who walked into
1 Lammer Pharmacy In tha east-
J era part of Albany Thursday
morning to "get warm, is be.
lleved to have taken $127 89
from aaie while proprietor I
Jack . Lammers was in the
front part of tha store, Chief of
Police Ray Maddy revealed.
Lammers told police the boy
walked into the store about 11
a.m. Thursday and asked to
stand by the beating unit until
he got warm. Lammen later
asked the boy to leave the
tore, but said be had little
cause to believe the boy had
rifled the safe.
Lammers said $90 in curren.
cy, $4 in nickels and $33.89 in
checks wa found misting from
the safe.
The boy was described as
being about 14 yean of age,
had light brown hair, and was
wearing a soiled blue tipper
jacket
ANNULS MARRIAGE
Workmen put what tha Navy describe as "finishing
touches" on the world's first nuclear-powered submarine,
the USE Nautilus, at Groton, Conn. The vessel, under
construction for mora than a year, will be capable pf
traveling under water for thousands of miles at a speed
of more than 20 knots. Tha vessel will be christened by
Mn. Dwight Eisenhower on January 21, 19S4. (AP Wire-photo)
Clothes for Korea
Sent by Ml. Angel
Mt. Angel St. Mary'
Catholic Parish shipped 87
boxes containing 2800 pounds
of used clothing for Korea,
tha Near East and the Far
East, it was announced by the
Rev. Cyril Lebold, O.S.B.,
pastor.
Tha clothing had been
assembled at the St Mary's
school during Thanksgiving
week and was packed by mem
bers of tha parish. The cloth
ing is for distribution on the
basis of need and without res
pect to creed. The local par
ish co-operated In a nation
wide campaign under the aus
pices of Wr Relief Service
of tha National Catholic Wei
fare Conference. .
Member of the parish who
assisted with the packaging
and tying of tha boxes were:
Mn Alois Keber, Mrs. John
Dlehl, Miss Elizabeth Keber,
Mn. P. J. May, Mn. Josepn
Obeninner, Mrs. M. A. Wag
ner, Sr., Mrs. Louis Schind
ler, Mrs. Rose Fisher, Mrs. F.
J. Schwab, Mn. J. A Kaiser,
Mrs. R. T. Ebner, Miss Eliza
beth Beyer. Miss Ella Timon,
Arthur McVeigh and William
Harrahlll. The S. & M. Truck
Company furnished tha trans
portation of tha boxes to
Portland.
Promise Lights for
Albany Christmas
Albany Two fir trees grow
ing on the lawn surrounding
the Linn county court house
will be lighted for Christmas
by Mayor Charles McCormack
on Tuesday night, John Boock,
program chairman for tha Al
bany Lion club, sponsoring
the event, announced.
Trees growing near the inter
section of W. Fourth Ave., and
rerry 8t. and W. Fourth and
Ellsworth will be lighted from
a central location.
Christmas carols will be
sung by tha Albany Union High
school a cappella choir during
ceremonies which will begin
at 7 p.m. Tha Rev. Waldo El
llckson will deliver tha invoca
tion.
Cooperating In tha tree light
ing ceremony are the Linn
county court and tha retail di
vision of tha Albany Chamber
or commerce.
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High Activities
Hubbard The monthly
North Marlon board of educa
tion meeting will be bald
Monday afternoon Dee. 14, at
2 o'clock. In tha evening the
board member and tha facu
lty members with their hus
bands and wive, will have a
Christmas party at tha school.
Tuesday evening. Dee. IS,
The Huskies will play basket
ball at Cascade high school at
6:45 p.m.
Tuesday afternoon the
North Marlon chorus will go
to Donald and to Broadacres
to present a short program of
Christmas musle and Wednes
day they will do tha same at
Butteville.
Wednesday evening the
wrestling squad will go to
Scappoose for a match at 7
p.m.
The Yawama league basket
ball Jamboree will be held at
North Marion, Friday, Dec. IS.
Tha annual Christmas pro
gram at North Marlon will be
Wednesday evening.
BRIBE TAKING CHARGED
Seoul W) Chin Hun Shik,
former South Korean home
minister. Is under arrest on a
charge of taking bribes from a
newspaper editor under death
sentence for spying for the
Communists, tha Seoul prose
cutor' office said Thursday.
Police arrested Chin at his
home here Wednesday.
Screen Actress Rebel
Randall appeared In Los
Angela court (Dec. S)
where tha obtained an an
nulment from Glenn Thom
pson, wealthy Texan, be
cause thein was a "kissleis"
honeymoon. She testified
that she and Thompson
never lived as man and
wife after their elopment to
Las Vegss, Nev., last Sep
tember 21. (AP Wlrephoto)
New Woodburn
Church in Use
Woodburn At tha dedi
cation of the new Woodburn
Foursqusre Community
church Monday, Dec. 7, there
were 275 people in attendance,
many from out of town. A
number of floral tributes were
presented from local friends
and business houses.
The- congregational singing
was led by Rev. Ray Worth-
Ington, pastor of the Salem
Foursquare church, and the
invocation was given by Rev.
Edward H. Baldwin, pastor of
the Woorburn Church of God.
Short talks were given by
Mayor Elmer Mattson and by
Rev. Baldwin, president of
tha Woodburn Ministerial
assiciatlon. An organ solo was
by Rev. Raymond Cox, pas
tor of the Corvallis Four
square church. Guests and
members of the local church
council were introduced by
the pastor, Rev. Arthur Goble.
Members of the council are
Elmer Kotka, V. L. Reinecke,
Charles Zulsdorf, H. C. Cox,
Melvin Rich and Royal Has
tie. Sr.
A vocal solo by Rev. Walt
er Huss, pastor of the Four
square church of Eugene, was
Mt. Angel Plans
Xmas Treats
Mt. Angel The Chrlstma,
season will be ushered Into
Mt. Angel officially Saturday.
Dec. 12, when the Mt Angel
Business men's club provides
a Christmas program for the
people of the community and
the surrounding area, with a
"Free-eats' day.
Beginning at 10 o'clock Sat
urday morning, Dec. 12, and
continuing through tha day,
free hot cakes, butter and
syrup, weinen and buns and
coffee, will be served in the
Mt. Angel city hall to all who
come for it. There will be no
obligation to buy anything.
The treat is given with the
compliments of the Mt. Angel
Business Men. 4
During tha afternoon the
public is Invited to the Mt.
Angel theatre at 1, 2, or 3
o'clock to see a motion pic
ture, with compliment of the
club.
Th whole program is be
ing sponsored by the mer
chant with the cooperation
of some of the wholesale
houses.
Joseph M. Wagner It general
chairman for the all-day pro
gram. He will be assisted .by
Clem Butsch, Francis Schmidt,
J. J. Penner, Carl Mucken and
Joseph L. Wachter. The wom
en who will assist in serving
are Mrs. Joseph Wagner, Mn.
Francis Schmidt, Mrs. J. J.
Penner, Mrs. Carl Mucken, Mrs.
Joseph L. Wachter, Mrs. S. C.
Schmitt, Mrs. Ira Herrlford.
The children' Christmas
program is scheduled for the
following Saturday, Dec. 19,
and will be handled by a com
mittee headed by Val Eberle.
The kiddies' program Is trad
itional and ona of the main
projects sponsored by the Bus-
followed by the dedication
sermon, "The Power of the
Church" by Dr. Harold Jef
fries, pastor of the Foursquare
church of Portland, and the
dedication ceremony with
Rev. Roy H. Mourer, North
west district supervisor,
officiating.
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and free (how and free treats
for all.
EDITOR DIES
London of) Charles Grey.
71, founder of tha magazine
"The Aeroplane" and former
editor of "Jane's All The
World' Aircraft." died of a
heart attack Wednesday night.
"PETER TO PAY PAIL"
Jackson, Mich. vW Police
found Willie Jones, 42, hiding
in stairwell of (tor. When
they asked why tied broken
in, he told them: "I'm In trou
hi, with tha sfovcrnment be
eauee of income tax and I waa
trying to get soma money to
pay it off." .
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