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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Orejroa
Monday. January 11," 1954 '
In The Valley
. Editea ay Mike Ferfcea, Pb.M 22441 Est, IZ
Mill City
MILL CITY Tlx Mill CUT
Council held their monthly meet
inf at the city hall Wednesday
evening, Jan. 8.. Highlight of the
evening was the initallation of i.
C. Kimmel aa Hill City'a firit
elected mayor, the office former
ly being appointive.
John at ulr, outgoing mayor,
was present to officially hand
over the "keys" to the city.
. An' ordinance eras passed cov
ering necessary 'procedure for as
sessment improvemente. The or
dinance is te be effective imme
diately. Mayor Kimmel announced the
following commissions: Arlo
Tuers, police:Bob Hill, street:
Bill Stewart, aanltation: John
Muir will set as vice mayor. The
other council member la Lee
Knowles. Don S hey the again will
aerve aa municipal judge and
Mr. Homer Tbacker is city re
corder.
Recent guests at the borne of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McGrandle
were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Web
ster and family at Grandview,
Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carpen
ter of Richland and Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Nelson and family of Port
land. All are former Mill City
residents, employed on the De
troit Dam project ' I
Holiday guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson were
their children end their families;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jackson and
children of Astoria; Mr. and Mra.
Cecil Baldwin and sons from
Sesttle; Mr. and Mrs. Delmar
Thompson of Hoops, Calif.; and
John Jackson from Hoops. Also
present were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Thompson from Msrysville, Calif.
Friends and relatives here have
received word that Mrs. Ger
trude Mason, long-time resident
of MiU City, now residing in
Harrlsburg, is recovering from
surgery at the Dallas hospital.
Two of her tons. C. E. and Lester
Mason, live in MiU City.
Mr. and Mra. Norman Garrison I
nave taaen an apartment at cor
. villis, where Mr. Garrison has
employment The Garrisons, who
own a home In Mill City, plan to
. reside in Corvallia temporarily.
Mrs. W. E. Davis Is recovering
from the effects of i recent fall
at her home, when ahe broke her
left arm. She expects to wear it
in a cast at least another month.
The Davis' grandson, Charlea
Grand Island
GRAND ISLAND "Stitch and
Chatter" was the name chosen
lor the new 4-H sewing club that
has been started in the Grand
Island district with Mrs. Leslie
scoggin as leader.
The club was organised Dee.
16 with the followini officer.
eiectea:
President Beverly Turner;
vice-president Carol Irwin; sec
retary Jreaiurer, Dorothy Irwin:
song leader, Gail Steingrube;
publicity, Elise Steingrube.
A meeting was held at the
home of the leader, Mrs. Scog.
gsn, Wednesday evening with
William Perry, County 4-H lead
er, to give information on the
dillerent projecta and several
more giris joined.
Members are Dorothy and Car
ol Irwin, Beverly Turner, Elise,
uau ana bene steingrube, Edna
and Cleta Sims, Janice and Bar
bara Chandler, and Kathy Tomp-
sins.
The next meeting will be Jan.
13 at the Scoggan borne.
Ballston Ml. Angel Firemen
BALLSTON Mrs Melvia John- C.t lU.se fUf.
licu new viuici)
Pleasantdale
PLEASANTDALE Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Penland spent
New Years with his sister and
husband, Mr. and Mra. How
ard Scharschmidt, at Long-
view, Wash. The Scharschmidta
had recently moved to Long
view where he is a superintend
ent for the Long BeU Lumber
company, having been trans
ferred from the Grand Ronde
plant to the Longview plant.
Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Joeckel were Mr.
and Mra. Lynn Asbahr and
their two sons of Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Reich
stein attended a family dinner
at the home of her brother,
Richard Lazott, at Banks, New
Years. Special guests were
their parenta from Rohnervllle,
Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Harry La
zott and another daughter, and
family, Mr. and Mra. Willis Ed
wards and children. Mr. and
Mrs. Reichstein took Mr. Lazott
to Willamlna to visit another
daughter, Mr. and Mra. V e r n
Booth and children.
Mrs. Weldon Swan and Bon
nie returned home Monday
having been In Dayton with her
mother, Mrs. Rose Dickerson
iilm h December
V? .lut ?d ,,end,n Mll i 22. Mr. Swan 1. doing well at
' , . A the Portland sanitarium.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark and ... n..j m.p..i.. u
two sons returned last week from ,d Dayton Pharmacy for
S SET lllVi "'" thm day. during the taking of
; : . " " Inventory,
wT .. i T .''' Mr.-artd Mra. Don Carlson
Mr. and Mra. Raymond Thomp- ind tw0 children of Mc
!"" accompanied oy ner Mlnnville were Sunnday guests
JJ!K!? ? her parenta. Mr. and Mr..
Floyd McFarlane, and later
drove to Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mra. Dave Dorsey of
this week from i visit with rela
tives in Idaho.
Recent guests at the homes of
Tom Morris and Charles Stewart
were Mr. and Mra. Lawrence
Young of Salem. Tbey are for
mer residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coryell
pent the holidaya with his fath
er in Seattle. Coryell returned
to Mill City several months ago
from Ketchikan, Alaska, follow
ing a serious back Injury.
Mrs. W. F. Misner returned to
her borne in Mill City last week
following a visit with her daugh
ter In California.
Mr. and Mra. John Nelson, and
family of Areata. Calif., are visit.
ing at the home of their daugh
ter, Mrs. Robert McCUntock. They
also are visiting with their manv
friends, moving to . the Califor
nia city only recently from MiU
uty,
1 - ,
vresi jroyron
WEST STAYTON There
will be meeting of the Mutu
al Telephone company, Jan. 12
at ft p m. at the Wert Stanton
school. This is an important
meeting for the discussion on
dial phones and election of of
ficers. Visitors at the Robert Shep
herd home over the holidays
were her parenta, Mr. and Mra.
Joe Maurer, Sr.. of Marquam.
Mrs. Shepherd s sister and hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hunt
of Bremerton, Wash.; Mr. and
Mrs Lawrence Gerllta and
family of Silverlon; Mr. and
Mra. John Supprs and sons, and
Mr and Mrs. Reno Williams of
Olathe. Colo.
Mrs. Paul McClellen recent
ly returned from Tucson,
Ariz., where she visited her
eon, daughter - in-law and
grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Tru
man McClellen and Jimmle.
Mra. McClellen made the trip
with her daughter - in - law's
parenta. Mr. and Mrs Monroe
waiKcr or Lyons Truman Is
with the U.S. Air Force and la
stationed at Tucson.
Mrs. Julia Stinett. who suf.
fared a heart attack recently,
la reported to be improving
and may be able to return
Dome soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nye. Gary
and Jimmle. returfied Friday
from San Diego, where they
apenl tnristmas with Mr.
Nye's sister and husband. Mr.
and Mra. John Huntley and
Larry.
Yorkvllle, Calif., visited hta
parenta, Mr. and Mrs. George
Dorsey, also her mother in
Portland and went on to Wash
ington, visiting his brothers,
Martin Dorsey and family at
Prescott and Vaughn and his
family at Seattle. They stop
ped at Burns to see his sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Culp during their ahort vaca
tion from his logging business,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nichols
were recently guests of friends.
Mr. and Mra. Alvin Rutachman
of Falrview district, for dinner.
Also present were Mr. and Mrs
Gene Weldon. of Falrview.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Richards
took their sister-in-law, Mrs.
Clayton Richarda of Webfoot
to Portland, Sunday to see her
Infant daughter who is improv
ing front a grave illness. They
also visited the Ed Richards'
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mra. Dean Rector and sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Freshour
and sons apent New Year'a day
at Independence with his aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Buaby.
Karlyn Launer, daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Clarence Launer,
apent two days in Portland last
week as a delegate to the Ev
angelical Youth Fellowship
convention, representing the
Unionvale United Brethren
church.
North Howell
NORTH HOWELL The
North Howell Home Extension
unit met Jan. ?? for a 12 o'clock
luncheon.
The hostessee for the day
were Mrs. Agnea Wscken, Mrs.
Jessie Coomler, Mrs. Nancy
Weisner, Mrs. Ann Nichols.
The project for the day waa
"Simple Home Repairs," dem
onatrated by project leader,
Mra. Frank Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wieaner
have aa their house guests this
week Mrs. Wlesner's mother,
Mrs. Miles from Portland.
Mr. and Mra. H. C. Espe at
tended the basketball game at
Genre; Tuesday evening, the
gsma waa played with the Sa
lem academy.
The North Howell Grange
will meet Monday, Jan. 11 for
a 7 o'clock pot-luck supper.
The hostessea for the eve
ning will he Mra. Amy Beer
and Mrs. Florence Espe.
Jsn. 12 the Home Economics
club will meet at the hall for
a 130 dessert luncheon with
the aame hostessea in charge.
eon was hostess to the first Home
Extension Unit meeting of the
year at an all day meeting Jan. 7.
The project leaden, Mrs. John
son and Mra. Charlea Kadell gave
a demonstration on "Foods for
Entertaining'' in the morning and
the afternoon waa given over to
the business meeting.
It waa voted to give a donation
te the March of Dimes.
The prize waa won by Mra.
nornun Tuuord.
Mra, Ezra Kilmer was tub
Miicr.
Member! and friends tt,.4.
ing were airs. George Gardner,
Miss Elsie Taylor, Mra. George
Wilson. Mrs. Edd Miller Ur.
Frsnk Biaael.'Mra. Jerome Recce.
" vui rocni. war, nrnrman
Tufford, Mrs. Howsrd Shsfer,
Mrs. Frank Brown, Mra. Milton
Fanning, Mra. Bob Patty, Mra.
Martin Van Grooa. Mra. r.
ncvuiiucn, irs. inariea Ksdell,
Mrs. Ted Aaron, Mra. Fred Edson,
Mrs. Frank Whitelow, Mra. Clark
eioon jr., aire. John sterna, Mrs.
Hugh Coffelt and the hmi...
A family reunion of the Se-
cnnsi ismiues waa held at the
nome 01 sir. ana Mrs. Howard
Shsfer New Year'a Day.
Those sttending were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ottinger. Bonnie and
Tommy Ottinger, Mr. and Mra.
Chuck Shafer and eon, all of Me-
minnrine air. and Mrs. Orlo c.
christ and Allen Serhriil nH
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cox, Eddie
and Carolyn, all of Portland;
Miss Mary Sechrist of
Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meyers.
Oakland, Calif.; and Mr. and Mra.
Sam Seara, Wilma Sears, Mr. and
Mra. Roland Russell and Mr. and
airs. J. J. secnrist, all of Ballston.
Dinner guests New Year'a nan
at the home of Mr. and Mra. Mel
vin Johnson .were Mr. snd Mrs.
Sheldon Johnson of Sheridan; Mr
and .Mrs. Kenneth Painter and
two children; Robert Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Schouble and
children, all of Portland.
A 7 pound 12 ounce son was
born to Mr. and Mra. Fred Vin-
ceni at me McMinnville hospital
tie hss been mm,H rh,-u.
Douglae. Mr. and Mra. Charles
ivaneu are maternal mnrinrnt.
mw.A w i, ... . r .
muv mi, nine Vincent la tne pa
ternal grandmother.
A card nartv. one of
oeing neia ny the IOOF lodge,
was held in the IOOF hall recent
ly. High score in pinochle waa won
by Mra. Lorna Hincks snd the
low went to Mrs. Clsrence
Hawley.
High in 300 went tn John Pr-ki
and low to Eugene Hinnemen.
jonnny Kilmer la attending a
kindergarten school in Sheridan.
Little Bobbie Ksdell celebrat
ed his third birthday Jan. 4 by
having Melva Johninn.
Moon, Chick Wilson and Jnhnn
Kilmer together with their moth-
era spend the allernoon with him
and enjoy his birthday cake.
Mr, and Mra. George Wilson
were New Year'a day dinner
guests si me home of Russel and
Miss Elsie Taylor.
Rev. and Mra. GahrUi ch.ni,.
of Sheridan visited at the home
2 M!ivnd Mr- H,rrv Kalten
back Thursday.
airs. Ha tenbark a Imn,..;..
. i. . ,7. -r- ...
iui ur, recent iiiness.
Mrs. Msrie Miller of Portland
waa a guest last week at the home
of her parenta, Mr. and Mra. El-
HI OIIMU.
Sunday visitors at the S. 0
Snow home were Mr. and Mra.
Lawrence Berky of Gopher Val
ley and Mr. and Mra. Charles
Msgee of Sheridsn.
Mrs. Bob Srharf iinH.,,.i ...
Jor surgery at the McMinnville
General hospital Jsn. 4 snd is
making a satisfactory recovery.
Mr. .id Mra. Jay Sechrist re
C,.v,ed, n,c", eing of the
critical illness of their daughter,
Mra. Bob Myers of Oakland, Calif
Mr. and Mrs. Myers were re
turning home from a visit to Mra.
Myera' parenta when she wss
stricken and hospitalized.
iwrs. Lily Bowman wss taken
to Dallaa Wedneaday for medical
treatment
MOUNT ANGEL Election
of officera of the Mount Angel
Fire Department waa held dur
ing the annual meeting of the
organization Wednesday eve
ning, Jan. 0.
Officers elected are John
Schurr, president; Joseph Wag
ner, secretary-treasurer; Jamea
Weilman, quartermaster; Bob
ramsworth, asslstart quarter
master; Walter Krjee, Joseph
oercnioia and Victor Hotter,
auditing committee: Leo Traeg
er, Ted Lacy and Jamea Bour
bon na la, grievance committee;
and Darreli Sample and Wil
11am Schaecher, special com
mittee.
Chief Francis C. Schmidt
will have aa assistant chief, Al
bert T. Wilde; drill master. Jo
aeph M. Wagner, and captain
oi equipment, James Bourbon,
nais.
Honorary members of the de
partment are E. P. Scharback,
A. J. Butach. J. L. Wachter. A.
J. Bigler, John Bigler, David
Traviaa, Ben Traviaa, Leo A.
Schwab, Louie A. Schwab, Jo-
aepn ricker, and R. T. Biaenius.
Donald
Sheridan
Pedee
PEDEE Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Turner and Kent of Vancouver.
Waah., were New Year'a guests of
his parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Troy
Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Perry
and daughter. Mrs. James Hoxit
drove to Vancouver u..h
Thursdsy snd were guests of his
brother, Ben Perry and family.
They spent Fridsy at Napewine,
Wash., guests of Mr. Hoxit's psr
ents. James Hoxit la sutioned in
Jspsn.
Billy Thorp of Coos Bsv has
spent the past week with his
fsther, Tob Thorp and family.
mi. mna mrs. rrant Shevtbf
re Thursdsv auesta nf th.,-
sun, Mr. and Mrs. John Sherthe
at Lebanon
SHERIDAN Mr. and Mr.
Harry Wilder were hosts at a
tareweu dinner for their eon
Ray, who has enlisted In the
navy. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Hansen of Grand
Ronde, Mr. and Mrs. John Cor
ner and family of McMinnville,
Mr. and Mra. Orien Corner of
Washington, Mra. Florence
Corner, Flora ' WUder and
Harry Robertson.
Gordon M. Haugen waa home
on furlough over Christmas
from Fort Bennlng, Ga., visit
ing his parenta, Mr. and Mra.
A. J. Haugen and family.
Charles Crowe, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Crowe, was
home from Ft. Belvoir, Md.,
where he attends officers' can
didate school, over the holi
daya. Pfc. Junior McKenzie ar
rived home from Korea re
cently, where he has been aerv
Ing with the army.
A 3c Joe Chrlsman and
Mrs. Chrisman of Fairfax,
Calif., spent the Christmas hol
idays here visiting friends and
relatives.
Roscoe Gutbrod was home
from Camp Hanford for the
holidays.
Mrs. Leonard Halstad was
elected president of the OAO
club at the meeting held at Mrs.
Stanley Chrlstensen's, Sr., Tues
day. Mrs. Lewis Tatom was
elected vice president; Mrs. Eu
gene McKlnley, secretary-treasurer,
v
Palmer Byrkit, Jr., who has
been stationed in Japan with
the navy, visited his parenta,
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Byrkit,
over Christmas. He returned
to San Francisco on Jan. 1
Mr. and Mra. Al Des Volgncs
were given a farewell party at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Ullrich Saturday. Attending
were Mr. and Mra. Lester
Smuck, Mr. and Mra. Alfred
Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. William
Rosenbalm, Mr. and Mrs. Lew
is Tatom and Mr. and Mrs.
Shorty Camp.
The Amerine family held
their annual holiday reunion
this year at the home of Mrs.
Lottie Crawford in McMinn
ville. Those attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Amerine of
Carlton, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Ellis and family of Port Or
ford, Mr. and Mra. Relny Del
ker and family of Willamlna,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Amerine
and family of Gresham, Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Amerine and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Smith and family of Sheridan,
Mr. and Mra. Eli Beachy and
Mra. Crawford of McMinn
ville. Mrs. Catherine Jacoby of
Los Angeles waa a guest of
her niece, Mrs. Isabella Armi
tage recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kunz
ler were recent visitors in Or
ting. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Cox
left this week to return to his
station at Monterey, Calif., aft
er spending two weeks' leave
at the R. B. Cox and Alvin
Williams homes.
Mr. and Mra. Bob Meyer of
Oakland. Calif., and Mr. and
Mrs L. Wakefield of Madera.
Calif., visited at the Jay Se
christ home recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen
DONALD Mra. Grace
Bishop has received word that
ahe la a great-grandmother. A
baby girl waa born to Mr. and
Mra. William Biahoo of Man-
cheater, Iowa, Dee. 28. The
baby has been named Joyce
llene.
Edward Leavy. son of Mra.
Ella Leavy, who graduated
from Notre Dame thia year.
has opened up law offices in
the Roberta Building in Eu
gene. Mrs. Louia Unteraeher ad.
vises that the WSCS have re
sumed their quUting activities
at tne cnurch. They started a
new quilt Wednesday. The
ladies do thia work for any
one who wishes it
John Pelto la receiving In
teresting letters from his son,
Ernie, who is now stationed
at Misawa. Japan, which is
about 14 hours by train -north
of Tokyo. Ernie ia a radar
technician, and if everything
goes aa planned maybe some
night Mr. Pelto may be able
to listen to his son on some
"ham radio station."
Mr. and Mra. Vireil Mav-
hew and Mrs. Ben Qufnn of
Donald called on their old
friend, Mra. Lena Parrott in
Butteville Sunday. Mrs. Par
rott ia recovering from aur-
gery which ahe underwent re
cently in St Vincent's hos
pital In Portland.
Harmon Yeary was taken 111
Sunday evening and waa taken
to Salem General hospital. His
neighbor, Lars Nelson, is
looking after things while he
is in the hospital. Mr. Yearv
had Just been honored with a
surprise birthday party, Fri
day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Hampell and daughter
were aupper guests that eve
ning, and then a neighbor,
Mra. Alf Nelson and family,
came over bringing a birthday
cake complete with candlea.
Victor Rcker, nephew of
Mt. Angel to Plan
Home for The Aged
MOUNT ANGEL The first
annual meeting of the Bene-'
dictine Village Corporation
wiU be held in the club room ; I
of SL Mary' school at I p.m. , I
Thursday, Jan. 14.
Plana for the coming year,
and progress which has been
made towards erecting a borne
for the aged will be discussed.
Woodburn
WOODSURN Prof. Martin
P. Coopey, head of the civic en
gineering department of Oregon
State coUege, waa the guest
speaker at the Woodburn Rotary
ciuo rnursaay noon. He talked on
the state highway program from
tne engineering standpoint J. F.
Lacey waa program chairman.
Next Thursday Mayor Elmer
Mattaon will be in charge of the '
program and will ahow colored
snovies of 'Picturesque Sweden."
Kenneth Ashland and Charlea
Wyffela returned home Thursday
from a three-day convention of
the Western Washington Horti
culture association at Puyallup.
Tbey were invited to demonstrate :
their recent invention, the Wy-
una cane cnopper.
A. G. Cowan of the May Furni
ture company in Woodburn has
been awarded a wrist watch for
his showing in the recent Mavtie
home demonstration contest He
waa one of nine salesmen receiv
ing the award in the region com-'
prising, Oregon, Washington, Cal-
norma, laano and Utah.
Robert Heimever. 19. son nf
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Heimever of .
Woodburn. hss completed his air
torce training course at Lackland
air force base near San Antonio, '
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Richarda at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Ada i
Hoitgreive in Portland Friday.
Mrs. Hoitgreive. who died Jsn. fi.
waa the mother of Mra. Norman !
iliciiards oi Portland.
New officers will be elected hv
the members of St Mary's Guild
st the meeting on Tuesdav. Jan. i
12, at the parish halL A dessert I
uncneon win be served at 1:30
p.m. with Mrs. Tom Hanna
hostess. Mrs. J. F. Lacey, presi-
Mrs. H. R. Drive, spent the ?eIK' wm ,.ln cn" ' "e
fir,, three day, of January in bnud'T JSS
the Driver home. His home is
In Sidney, Neb., but he is sta
tioned at Ft. Lewis at the
present.
Wednesday evening the
Donald Firemen and their
guests held their annual ban
quet and dance in the Donald
fire hall. They had a whole
pig roasted by the Canby
Bakery and the ladies brought
other food for the banquet.
All of the Donald firemen
were there with the exception
of three members.
Vernon Christopherson who
was in The Dalles hosDital
with bronchial pneumonia, has
returned home and ia report
ed to be getting along satie-
lactorlly.
Mr. and Mra. H. R. Driver
had dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Meyer, Hills
boro, Wednesday. This is an
annual get together of the two
families, aa they alternate be
tween the two home, each
year. They both formerly
lived in Sidney, Neb.'
It ha, been announced that
the Donald Extension unit
will show a film on Hawaii,
Tuesday evening, Jan. 19. at
the Donald grade school. This
is a special meeting of the
unit to show the film. This
meeting will be under the di
rection of Mrs. H. R. Driver
and Mrs. Horace Cook.
The regular meeting of the
extenaion unit will be at the
Donald hall Jan. 12.
and prospective Guild members I
sre invited to attend.
Sweet Home
SWEET HOME Richard Luke- j
sick of Seattle, Wash., was a re-1
cent nouse guest of Mr. and Mrs. !
Wayne Smith. - i
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brandt and
family of Foster, and Mrs. Otto !
Brandt of Albany returned this
week from La Honda, Calif.,
where they visited with Mr.
Brandt's father, Otto Brandt.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorring Johnson
were hosts to Lorring's father !
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Johnson, and sons Billie snd Ken
neth of Sesttle, Wash. ;
Otto Buff of Salem was a re
cent houseguest of Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey .Fogle. He also visited at ! I
the home of his niece, Mrs. Ron 1
Fosle. j
Mrs. Bessie Toland of Rifle,
Colo., is making a visit in the !
home of her son and daughter-in-1
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Toland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and I
Ronnie recently returned from I
making visits to the W. L. Smith
family in Corvallis and the R. G.
Brady family in Roseburg.
The Civic Chorus is meeting at i
7:30 p.m. in the high school music
room to practice on songs to be
sung at the Chamber of Com- i
mrrce banquet on Jan. 2S.
Falls City
Unionvale
UNIONVALE Mrs Waller
Diebel is recovering satitfictnr.
ily and able to be up and about !
in tne nome
r. and Mrs. George Diebel
n H ttmn . T a i -
--.. .una. lAiren ana ljaur-l
r.nc, iic ,u me jonn Day area
wncre vieorge is employed.
Mr. and Mrs ArnnM n.n.
and the twins, Victor and Vickey j ,nd ,on ' Coeur d'Alene. ! Bridgeport.
FALLS CITY Louis Marinn.
who has been quite ill for the
past three weeks is beginning to
gain strength again.
Mrs. fcd Lance and familv re
cently visited her nephew, Ken
neth La Fond, his English bride
and son, whom he brought home
from England where he has been
in the air force.
Mrs. Llovd Cook of the Oak.
dsle community submitted to ma
jor aurgery at the Portland Os
teopathic hospital Mondav.
E. C. Anderson drove to Seattle
and enjoyed Christmas with his
dsughter, Mrs. Robert G. Smith.
David Marion, eldest son of
the Louis Marions who have been
living at home, was recently mar
ried to Miss Rose Ellis of Dallas.
Mr. Marion is employed st Vsl
setz but the young couple will
reside in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. George Krfsuver
of Albany were recent guests of
tne u o. Rockford fsmilv of
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Randolph Scott
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"THUNDER OVER
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Kirk Donglas
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oi near Salem, were Sunrfa.
guests of his rrsndmniher U-.
Lura Truax and attended church
aervicea at the school house.
Mr. and Mra. William Chestnut,
Mr. and Mra. Herbert Pankratz of
Portland, spent from New Year'a
eve, until Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Burbank.
Miss Theda Condon of Corval
lia returned Saturday after spend
ing the holidays with her sister,
Mrs. There Worm.
The New Year watrh nart
the school house wss well attend
ed. Mrs. Delbert Dow had charge
of the game. Mrs. Gus John, Mrs.
Robert Johns, Mrs. There Wo
mer served refreshments. Pict
ures were shown by the Rev. Dow
who also led the mid-night devotions.
Rev. Delbert Dow. Misa N'ola
Womer, C. L. Burbank and
Frank Shythe made a trip to
Portland Monday in retards te
windowi for the new church.
Ida . visited at the H. E. Allen
home thia week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlea John
ton of Ponca, Neb., visited
at the Norman Johnson home
this week.
BI'ENA VISTA FC
Buena Vista Polk coun
ty Farmers Union has set Its
quarterly meeting for next
Thursday. Jan. 14, at the
Buena Vista FU hall. The
sessions begin at 10:30 o'clock,
and a program la planned.
Cecil Hultman is president of
tne county group.
Mr. and Mrs. Charier Rvan
called on Mr. and Mra. Robert
Fletcher Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. B. E. Gilliam of
Portland were hosldav visitors of
Mr. snd Mrs. W. S. Tilgner.
The Gilliams recently made a
trip to San Francisco to visit an
uncle who ia nearly 100 years
old, and atiU batching.
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