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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oretjnn
Grand Island
GRAND ISLAND Tuesday
afternoon guests at the Mrs.
Jacob Tompkins, Sr., and Mr. and
Mrs. Dale L. Fowler, Grand Is
land homes, were Mrs. Allen
Nichols and Miss Esther Nichols
and nephew Myron Nichols of
Pleasantdale, and Mrs. Clarence
L. Fowler ot Unionvale.
Mrs. Frank Finnicum ofOrand
Island was a gue.stj nf her broth-tr-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Caldwell at Lafayette
Wednesday.
CAROL CURTIS
Silverton
SILVERTO: The Monday
business meeting of the Parents'
Council for Ret -did Children
and Adu'is, direct by the chair
man, Mrs. Jo ".aiii, was held
in the Eugene Fit V educational
mom. where the general plan?
for completing the organization
were effected.
Mrs. R. F. Cook, secretary, as
sisted Mrs. Mai4.
At the Monday evening, 8
o'clock, ..larch 8 meeting in the
Eugene Field building, a special
speaker is to '.te available. Tht
topic for the talk will be on some
phase of the handicapped program.
Mrs. Ernest R. Ekman is re
ported by men.bcrs her family
as being special treatment
me Cortland Sanitarium for an
altack of arthritis.
Mrs. Ekman has been active
in numerous church and civic
activities.
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BEEN IN FWRiE OTV, MOSS - RUSTLERS HAVE
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K(i News l'V"
KKX Paul Harvey rooii "..
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KOIN 5 Star Final Cook's G. Book IJcun Navy IRii-rie t'raie
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KOAC 550 k.c. 10:00 a.m. The
News and Weather; 10:15 Especially
for Women: 11:00 Oregon School o(
the Air Pled Piper . . Rodent Con-
ro : II :1S Concert Hall: 12:00 The
News and the Weather: 12:15 Noon
Farm Hour: 1:00 Ride 'em Cowboy;
:15 Oregon school of the Air news
Watch: 1:30 Guest Star: 1:45 Reading
for Fun: 2:00 Especially for Women-
can uresron use a new constitution?
2:30 Memory Book of Music; 2:45 The
Oregon School of the Air What's
That Word: 3:00 The Oregon Re
porter: 3:15 Munie of the Mas
ters- 4:00 Spotlight on Asia: 4:15
On the upbeat; 4:45 Poetic Patterns;
5-O0 Children's Theater: 8:30 Trill
Week in Washington: 5:4S OSC Air
ROTC; 6:00 The News and Weather;
615 Folklore of Indiana; 6:30 Tom
Roberts Organist; 6:45 The Torch
Bearers; 7:00 Oregon Milk News of
the Air: 7:15 Evening Farm Hour:
8:00 Music of Czechoslovakia; 8:30
Electricity & You: 8:45 The News &
the Weather: 9:00 Music that En
dures: 5:45 Evening Meditations
Canterbury Group; 10:00 Sign Off.
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24. More
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food fish
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lirown
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26 Sorrow ful
27. Self
centered persons
28 Corded
fabric
2!l. Notice
32. Seed
vessels
35. Last sit
lines of
a sonnet
37. Rtiilcbtn
sites
3n. Denoting
final purpose
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note in scale
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KOIN Contumr Nws IVailr Newi I Morn, Varity Rosemary
HOW Moon Mu11insMoon Mullins Moon MullinsiMoon MiiJtins
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KSl.M Dr. Sword News I Music Barcain Countr
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KKX C. Huntlrv ITony Martin lrrue.Storv
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KOAC 10:00 a.m. The News and
Weather: 10:15 Especially for Women-
1 School of Home Economics Staff:
1100 Orecnn School of the Air; 11:15
Concert Hall: 12.00 News and
weather: 12:15 Noon Farm Hour:
.00 UN Story: 1:15 Proudly We
Hail: 1:45 Bob Roberts Sines: 2no
Especially for Women Common
Sense and Nonsense About Disci
pline; 2.30 Memory Book of MuMc;
2 15 Oregon School of the Atr
Aladdin Rubs Hi Lamp: 3 .00 Ore-
n Reporter; 3:15 Music of Mas
ters; 4 00 The American LanRtiatre;
4 . On tlie I'pbrat, 4:15 News Com
mentary; 5.00 Children's Theater:
5-:t0 Chicaco Roundtablr: fi;0(i Nfws
and Weather: 6:15 Here's to Vet
erans; 6 .K) Current Event Conver
sations. 7 00 From Portland State
7:15 Evening Farm Hour 8:00 Radio"
Rnnrthand Contpst: B-M PatrioFcnpI;
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sir That End i-re: 9:45 Evening Med
Matins Canterbury Grnuo; 10 no
Si en orf.
Brotherhood Week
Speaker Is Listed
SILVERTON A' the Tuesday
evening Trinity Brotherhood
meeting with El ier Thompson as
program chairman, the Rev. Ed
Kenagy of Needy, Ore., spoke on
the theme: " "From Jerico to
Jerusalcr.".
The "Peace in the Valley" male
quartet sang seveial selections.
The singers are Homer Rice, Earl
Kenagy. Richard Mcngcrhausen
and Bud Yoder.
Serving refreshments alter the
program were Silas Torvend and
James Phillips.
York, Famed War Hero
IN Serious Condition
NASHVILLE. Tcnn. .jH-Alvin C
York, tamed World War I horn
ni serious condition todav at
a hospital here where he is h'eing
! treated for a cerebral hemorrhage
isufiered Wednesday.
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