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THE CAPITAL JOl'RNAL. Salem.' Oreirnn
Monday, Fpbruarv 1, 1954.
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In-The Valley
Edited by MIKE FORBES
Monmouth
Bueno Vsto I CR0SSES C0NTINENT N lght plane
'the gold star for uniform inspec
I tion.
' Vvt iMnlh th. (n..il VI
MONMOUTH Central Pav- gold banquet will be held at
Ing Company of Dallas wa ! 6:30 P- the American Legion
awarded a contract last week by na on Feb- 26. Each boy is to
the Oregon State Highway Com-.1" kni' nd spn out of
mission at iu meeting in Port- i to be used by his father
land to reoil three sections of ,nd himself at the banquet
roads. Included in the contract ; hlcn b admission ticket
is a portion of the Monmouth-: Sunday, Feb. 7, the Cubs are re-
k;ku... I Quired to attend the rhnrrh nt
x cm a vumci i u p. 1 1 " b t . j . . - - ' i - - - ' -'
Mr and Mrs. Gene Bradford,! . ' ' uniiorm, non-: Dorm vim un noucn aiax-
Guests were Mrs. Alma Austin
of Salem, Harriet Busby, Henri
etta Busby, Mrs. Kay Callies,
Mrs. Harry Barzee, Martha
f ; BUENA VISTA Mr. and
S Mrs. Harold Withrow were bost-
K fnr a winr rAact an1
if i sleighing party Sunday, at their
Vickie Marquis, Dick Crooks,
Virginia Chypool. Al Trimble.
Bob Dixon, Janice I ken, Dave
Wright. Pat Parrot, Tom Hogg,
Beth Geister, La Vera Bradley,
Bette Bacon. Bill Rose, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Campbell, Mr. and Mrs.
William Bacon of Albany.
Mrs. Henrietta Busby and Mrs
John Schirman were hostesses
for a demonstration party at the
John Wallace home Thursday in
Veterans Village, are the parents
of a daughter, born at the Dallas
hospital, Jan. 23, weighing 7 lbs.
1 07. The baby has been named
Cynthia Kay and is their first
child.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sells are
Butteville
home nf hfr idr Mr Uw
the parents of a daughter born : Martin m Rmtpviiu 'afir .h.
at Pallas hospital Jan. 25 weigh-1 jng sevcral weeks at Elma, Wash,
ing 7 lbs. 11 oz. The baby is their j where she visited her daughter
sixth child and has been named - and husband, Mr. and Mrs. James
BUTTtVrLLE Mrs. Lillie I Schirman. Miss Louella Schir
Cunningham has returned to the ! man, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wallace.
Mrs. Harold Busby won tt.e
Linda Ann.
George McCarty, who has been
a patient at the Veterans hospital,
Portland, since late October,
came home Tuesday for a two
weeks convalescent furlough. Mc
carty was injured when his car
overturned near Dallas and is
now on crutches while the wound
heals where a plate was put in
bis hip.
Bosler. On the way- home, she
stopped at Longview to visit Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Schoonover, for
merly ot Butteville.
special prize and booked a party
for a later date.
Gail Prather is helping Leland
Prather raft the logs he has been
cutting and will soon be ready
to tow them down the river.
Mrs. David Shorts children I Lvi
1 . 1 :u :.u , .
nare uueii in whii me iiu, ano
iV- v;;
Baflston
j: -."V .? tained at a
J ".l - - --la; her home S
BALLSTO.V Word was received
here Thursday evening by Bob .
Gould that his uncle, Chas. Duvall.
a former Baliston resident, had j
been missing in the woods near I
Delake for two hours where he had
gone on a cougar hunting trip.
Bob left at once to aid in the
search and Mr. Duvall was found '
Thursday evening. He had cross
ed a stream and on his return
the water had risen and it was
impossible for him to cross so
he spent the night on the bank .
and the next morning found his
way to a cabin.
Mr. Duvall, a noted hunter and
trapper, had his cougar when
found but was quite ill and very
hungry
He was brought to his home
by a searching party.
Mrs. Harry Kaltenback, who
has been ill at her home since
Christmas day, is slowly improv-
mg.
George Gardner enter-
birthday dinner at
Sunday honoring her
' husband and Russell Taylor.
flares C. Powell has been i A. Price in Butteville for the
named registrar for all Monmouth j past few weeks. Mr. Price under
precincts and will now handle j went surgery at St Vincenfs
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Lindcmist ! .till nn h. jia,.
enjoyed the company of their "
granddaughter. Dianna Ott,'"TZ 71 77"
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. ' Kl4U LJ.i,.ll
Ott, last week. III I IUYYCU
Karl Engleman has been car
ing for the grocery store of A
all voter registration
Speaker for the Monmouth
Luncheon club Tuesday was Kent
Farley, who gave a travelog and
showed pictures of his recent
trip to Arizona.
State Senator Richard Neubcr
ger of Portland will speak at the
Wcslcyan Foundation fifth anni
versary dinner Feb. 11 at the Independence-Monmouth
Methodist
church in Independence. The
(peaking will follow a 6:30 p. m.
dinner to which all interested are
invited and a small charge will
be made.
A special meeting of the Mon
mouth Chamber of Commerce
has been called for Tuesday Feb.
2 at the Monmouth Hotel dining
room following a 7 o'clock din
ner. The meeting was called by
the Chamber's executive com
mittee alter the resignation of
Art Spreadborougb, president.
who has sold his business, Central
Cash Market, and plans to move
soon. Vice president, Bruce
Sparks, declined the presidency.
The "Sewing for Victory" 4-H
club which meets with Mrs. N. E.
Robinson, has five new members.
Those joining Monday were;
Sharon and Linda Saucr, Kelly
Cutsforth, Lcona Stoltz and Judy
Paulsen.
The Social Hour club met Wed
nesday with Mrs. Donald Searing
and Mrs. Clarence Grund assist
ing. Speaker was Mrs. Matt
hospital in Portland, and at pres
ent is recuperating at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. J. B. O'Far-
rell at Tualatin. He hopes to be
NORTH HOWELL Supper
guests Friday evening at the
wayne Mrachan home were Rev.
and Mrs. H. D. Clark from Mitch
el, S. D., and their son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark.
The Rev. Clark married Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Strachan 27
D. A. Fuhriman. 44-vcar-old rancher from Tremonton. Ltah.
is shown resting on the 145-horsepower Cessna in which he
flew non-stop from Seatle, Wash., to Cross City, Fla. An East
ern Air Lines navigator estimated the distance at 2,432 miles.'
Fuhriman, who was in the air 26 hours, said bad weather over
Idaho and Alabama prevented him from reaching Miami, his
goaL (AP Wirephoto)
able to return to his store in the i 'ea" a8 .and 's retired
xiuiii me uuuisiry.
Cortisone Used in Diagnosis
Of Advanced Glands Cancer
Lincoln
near future.
The Slivers, 4-H Woodworking
club of the Butteville School,
met at the schoolhou.se Friday,
both of their leaders and also
their advisor were present They
are Mrs. Walter Racctte, Mrs.
James Johnson and Donald
Smith. Th group had a short
business meeting. At present
they are working on their second
project for the year. Kenny
Clark, one of the members, has
completed his second project and
is ready to start on his third.
The group hopes to visit a cabi
net shop soon.
Word has been receievcd that LINCOLN Mrs. H. W. Ash-
Mrs. Grace W. Jones, who was ford and Mrs. Edward Schlegel,
a primary teacher in the Butte- project leaders, demonstrated
ville schools for a number of "Food for Entertaining" at the
years, is very ill at the Mann January meeting of Lincoln
Home in Portland. Her daugh- Spring Valley Home extension
ter, Mrs. W. L. Clark (Marjoric unit, at the home of Mrs. Bruce
Jones), who lives in Jacksonville, Howell at Lincoln.
Fla., is in Portland with her incy stressed the point to
mother at present. strive not to make entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin,! burdensome by not spending too
parents of Mrs. B..W. Joskey, much time in the kitchen.
Mrs. Roy Carr will be hostess
encc when they returned to their j for the all day meeting next
Hcndlcy, Neb. home, after sev
eral week's stay in the Butteville
area. Shortly alter their return
PORTLAND W Cortisone has
The Forth Howell home ex-'. b"en used in the diagnosis of can-
tension Unit will meet at the cer of the adrenal glands and in
hall Wednesday, Feb. 3 at 11 aiding recovery from surgery; Dr.
o'clock. Peter H. Forsham of San Fran-
The project will be new trends Cisco reported here Friday.
in lighting demonstrated by the! Presenting papers at a meeting
agent oi the Western Society for Clinical
Dinner will be served at noon Research, Dr. Forsham, associate
by the hostesses. They are Mrs. professor at the University of Cal
Percy Dunn, Mrs. E. H. Beals,
Mrs. Zctnor and Mrs. Jean West-agaard.
Miners' March
Said Mob Action
ifornia Medical School, said admin
istration of cortisone could be used
to determine whether the adrenal
glands are tumerous, cancerous or
enlarged.
This, Dr. Forsham pointed out
indicates to the surgeon what he
will find in an operation and makes
possible the proper approach and
planning.
When adrenal glands, which pro
duce cortisone, become too active
they cause what is known as
Cushing's disease. The victim be
comes fat, weak, suffers loss of
muscle strength, has high blood
pressure and diabetes.
This can be treated by complete
removal of the adrenal glands with
Mrs. Freddie Vincent and in-1
fant son have returned to their i
home in Sandy following two 1
weeks spent at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
KadelL
Lonnie Kilmer has been chos-;
en from the Baliston school to
compete in semi-finals of the ,
1954 Oregon Statesman-KSLM ;
mid-valley spelling contest
He is 11 years old and a sev
enth grade student.
Second place was won by Dav
id Hostellater and third by Ellen
Smith.
BUTTE, Mont, un Joe Mason, administration of cortisone artifici-
f i i ii i I I- i ., a"y 10 make UD tne deficiency
home, a tank exploded and did
Thnmmnn who inM of her frin i extensive damage to the kitchen
to Japan last summer. She showed H i estimated that the damage
pictures and told of her visit with win run wen over iuuu.
ner aaugnier, Ann i nompson,
who is in charge of recreation at
an army base in Japan. They also
visited in Hong Kong.
Uniting with the EUD- church
at the Sunday morning service
were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Miller,
Mrs. Dora Bangham and William
Pulse.
bolted the International Union of
Mine. Mill and Smelter Workers.
Monday declared a march on the
Hutte miners union hall bv 500 to
COO Mine-Mill members was "mob
action."
Sunday's march on the hall came
as Butte Miners Local No.l n-
which the body would normally re
quire.
In the use of cortisone in opera
tions, Dr. Forsham said research
showed that the adrenal glands are
activated during the course of sur
gery, producing cortisone to
strengthen the patient
The Farmers Union local met
Friday evening Jan. 22. William
Jensen, State Field man was a
visitor and gave a talk on insur
ance and membership.
Officers installed were: presi
dent, Eugene Hinnemen; vice
president, Henry Christensen;
Secretary, Marvin Christensen;
conductor, kdward Miller; execu
tive committee, Cliff Hill, Aaron
Hinnemen and Allen Smith.
Dee Mellema was appointed
delegate to the state convention
in Salem, February 11-12-13.
Bill Lucas and Percy Williams -
of the Valley Feed and Seed j
store in McMinnville showed
several moving picture reels of !
the furina experimental Farm. .
Mrs. Jerome Reece and Mrs. ;
Carl Brown attended a Project I
Leaders meeting of the Polk i
County Home Extension Service
at Dallas Monday, Jan. 24.
The subject was the baking
stalled newly elected temporary j With this knowledge, cortisone : ani decorating of cckes.
officers in defiance of the local's may now be administered before ! Tnc 'cadors will give the dem-
wcek when shirt tailoring and ! disaffiliated CIO faction, headed 1 during and after the operation to I onstration reb. 4 at an all day
making Pendleton jackets will be 1 by Mason. help the patient through the ordeal. mcc.,in.?. at ,hc homc of Mrs-
demonstrated. Police Chief B. J. Riley said ' Th's has cut the post-operating : 1 rcd kdson.
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inir u-orn 1t-a Cnrah l'tli Mrs ! II.... I 1 u. t. - rfcftnivrt f'Dcni ha c-sin
Avail Miller, Mrs. Henry Brudos, ! "mob action. . .in which a minor-. r. Forsham reported, loo, Uwt i '"u'
Mrs. John Mischel. Mrs. Rovlltv mivert m,m incH hv I removal of both adrenal elands in ' ?lectrlc P"wpf uas disrupted for
" rr"' . Carr. Mrs. Earl Johnson. Mr. k- iwJL77iJ a ra. of ran.e nf hi htl2 nour!r 'ne Teccnt
cons aearo e worn nas Deen n." i-i,i,(:( .u, .w ----- -- - i storm
. . ItaV Vt II 111 inPtnn Mr Sarah ... .f 11:11 :n n.. - - harl clnnmil fUa nr...... .f IU. al"1
mnleleel In the h.isemenl nt . . " " ' w..im
liacKCtl.
Cub Scout
News
completed in the basement of
the Butteville Congregational
church under the direction of
Hartwcll White and Dan Clark.
On their recent work day they
built cupboards, installed a dou
ble sink and laid linoleum as
well as finishing the walls and
ceilings of the kitchen.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Clark, were their cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. Kartwell White
and children, on Sunday of last
week.
WOODHUHN The regular
pack meeting of the Woodburn
Cub Scouts was Friday night at
the Washington school with Dr.
A. K. Guild, cuhmaster, in charge
and a large attendance of boys
and parents.
Awards presented were: Wolf
award, Paul Nibler and Tommy
Gorman.
Wolf gold arrow, Dennis Live
ly; wolf silver arrow, Ted Ahre.
Bear gold arrow, two silver
arrows and one year service star
to Johnny Connell.
Bear silver arrows to Tommy
Heidcn and Michael Donahue.
Lion award to Gary Simon;
two linn silver arrows to Charles
Tyler and Eddie Barry. Hen
Scotts M7s
SCOTTS MILLS The Scotts
Mills fire department recently
elected Marion Groshong as fire
chief and Ray Knnri as assistant
fire chief.
The P-TA has purchased a
movie projector for the use of
the school from the proceeds of
the fall school carnival.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathias Bielen
berg were called In California
by the illness of Mrs. Bielen
lierg's brother.
Mr. and Mrs. ('. B. Moles
came from their home in An
mm to visit at the homes of
their non, Mr. and Mrs. Itay- i
Grand Island
GRAND ISLAND J. W. Pat
tillo of Grand Island, who re
ceived treatments fnr pneumonia
at the General hospital, McMinn
ville, was returned to his home
Thursday evening.
"It is Cold" at Wilmore, Ky.,
Miss Lois Rockhill, RN, writes
illegally seizoa ""H" imn-M i uiei Ti ...;ii u. .1
Butte miners union hall." j cancer in half the cases for per-lf " ' r.r.Z.
1'" ahJ "hi,nrt Afteri poles and wires are still 'on the
1 mm that, however, the cancer became j
InlK nlVa active again. ground.
mi,Mi 1 Ufw I The society Fridav elected Dr.
,1 i-in ,,,. ,, 1 David Rytant of the Stanford Med-
Kr;tn;Ur ..'"S San Francisco, presi-
J
in .1.1 mi mix dent nnd I tf u n r iu. .
....... . . DHU VI, UIDII V. tUlil III Lilt: I
an. ai r.ifirtenKe school. it;.,;(l. r.-u -.n.J. .f ...j ; tai hivp
.. . . , " " Kr.,uP '.'"I" , icine. Salt Lake Citv. vice presi- man
.r.eir Diffuses. 1 ne 1 narmingiy , dent. Dr. cnry Brainerd of the i en's Club at
I OUTS grOUp WOrKCO On Pin ;...!, . ,-,lifrnia 1,,1 r. rfx- a
Talbot
Mrs. Ernest Free-
entertained the Talhot Wom-
her home Wednes-
rtomnnn Tn cntte nf ihn
cushions. ; Medicine at San Francisco, and i storm her living room had a hint
Kvelvn Klhell. T.nrna 7ielin. 1 ,..:n- . . ..... ... . ... . .. l
to her mother, Mrs. Clarence ,ki Margaret Micha ek an 1 1 ,' , , v,alemme , lne, 1 01 sPr,nf, wlln ne DOU,iucis 01
.... ...... . , . . .iHrarei .lienaieK anu 1rniv-ersttv nf ( nlifnrnin Rehnn! nf mttEv wil nu-
ItoeKlllll, 01 v.rami island (lis- Marearet Conner server! refresh. I -. - 1- .-.
11 " ments.
The cooperative milk hauler; The llfxt meeting will be
of McMinnville was able to make I yc, g.
the daily pickup on his Grand I
Island route Frio.av morning but ! 1 1
U tahi. last one until water re- ) MOM OIL
Ten members of the "Stitch
and Chatter 4-H club attended
Ihe mnolino al Inn hnm nf Ihe ! Klcinschmitlt of Redmond has
leader. Mrs. L. W. Scoggan, Wed-"covered and h.is returned to
nesrtay evening. I wor' a',('r a mnnl" serious
The 61 Grand Island telephone ! illness,
line has been repaired. ! -shc. with her late husband,
'was a resident of l.nionvale for
28 years.
Medicine at Los Angeles wcrei Thirteen members answered
elected councillors for three year : roll call, "My cold weather expe
crms. 1 rience. Mrs. Delorcs Davidson
: won the prize.
Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Ethel
1 Blinston furnished games, prizes
I going to Mrs. Freeman and Mrs.
MONITOR State Renresen-1 Weddle. The hostess served re-
Monitor
UNIONVALE Mrs. Henry I tutive Mark Hatfield was the ' freshments during the tea hour.
Grand Ronde
GRAM) RONDK Mr. and
1)1 STF.HS TO MEKT
DALLAS The annual, meet ing of
the Polk county dtisling coopera
speaker at a meeting of the The melting snow is bringing
Monitar P-TA Thursday at the ; high water again to the Talbot
school house. Mrs. Don Strig-1 community piling debris on mint
gow, vice-president, presided. ' fields and causing the main Tal
Bertha Richmond was pro-; bot-Vuena Vista road to be closed
gram chairman. j for the fourth time this winter.
Four-H achievement awards Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Blinston
were presented by Mrs. Earl ! arc ."pending a few days at their
Ross. I beach cabin at Waldport
chief award tn Turn Smith. Hnv 1 " 1 u". has been scheduled for Wed-
jr,,,... """ " . "" """ msdav, Fel.ruarv 10 at 1:30 pm
The theme for Ihe evening was
( ub Seoul Showma
were presented bv
Jnur dens featuring a barber
Ihop quartet, puppet shows and i
a skit "Lost in the Woods." i
Den 1 won the star for the
largest attendance of parents and
- in the Dallas city hall. W. E
Mr. and Mrs. Del.ane Fry and .wife who were recently
n' in2 .rh,,dr'" Am"y """ v"" ir,")' WIV1 j Roh,,rt " Shenk. wdlamin.i. president of the
each nf the Krv' ""' ,U'n P"1'd- ,. ' g.oup. states that the bu.smes.s
J . ".. . Krv rrrrnllv .1. J:L'-ry.Ar'"S I' ,h,' n'T.?'V:n 'cct ng w,l linclude . d.scussion
r Irintlv to Mr. and Mr,. Dwavne ! "" ,hC C00pfra,,VC
liriinil 1.1 .1 ... !...! 1 ai 11, 1 1 i)r lumimi.
1 uii v icrr
Thomion of Willamina. Mother
nd baby are doing nicely. Mrs.
r"Allivir-ii' r'airvieu I'nm. Thomson will be remembered as
Cubs and Dens I and II tied for J munity club i scheduled to meet ! Miss Alyce Vennic v.ho operates
Monday eveninir. Feb 8. tne oeauiy snop in wrano iionne.
i . ma tn tJ '
nnrn, 10 .nr. inn .r. iMiiiaiu
TUESDAY LUNCH
AT NORTH'S
In Ihe ( apltnl Shopping
t enler
SPAGHETTI WITH
MEAT BAILS
Hot Rolls and Duller
Cole Slaw
Fast iff Delirious
Service OJC jnod
Try Salem's Besl I'lare to
Mr. and Mrs. Ted E. Smith
Marley at San Diego, Calif,
have both been confined tn their
daughter. Waneiia Jean, Tufv, ,r P" T l n
weight eight "u. "I " "k
work with the Long Bell Log
ging Company.
dav, Jan. 2H
pounds, 13 ounces. The father
is in Japan in t'S. service.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
W. J Marley of Faimew: Mr.
and Mrs Victor Gieger, I'nmn-vale.
Horn. In Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Dixon of Kairview district, a son, ; ZENA Spring Valley Home
weight eight pounds. Wednev i Missionary society will be en
day, Jan 27. at the McMinnville tertained at a 130 dessert Inn-
hospital. This is their fourth rneon ai ine nnmr ni .urs. .1. r.
rhihl and third ton.
Zena
SSMMI 1-S7t
Ginger Rogers
William Hidden
Paul Douglas
'Forever Female"
I nail llaynard
"THE ROYAl
AFRICAN RIFLES"
Salem Community Concert Association
PRESINTS
Camilla Williams -Todd Duncan
Wtdnttdiy, February 3 8 )5 t. M.
Salem High Auditorium xtX n
Admittance by Membership Only
Dale for Ticket Drive In Be Announced Sonn!
Smart at Zena, Thursday. Feb.
4 Assistant hostesses will be
Mrs James S. Smart and Mrs
Lloyd Hoxie.
A special feature of the after
noon will lie a silent auction,
for which Ihe president, Mrs.
Hen MrKinnry. requests mem
bers to bring articles.
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In
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