Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 28, 1956, Page 12, Image 12

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, November 28, 1956
Albany Sets
Zed Merrill
Rites Friday
Presbyterian Church
To Be Scene of
Service
ALBANY (Special) -Zed E.
Merrill, 75, chairman of the board
of Pacific Power and Light com
pany, leader in power and civic
work died at his home here 'lues
day. The funeral will be at 2 p.m.
Friday at the First Presbyterian
church, under the direction of the
Fortmiller - Frcderickscn Funeral
Bandit Suspect Caught
Friends Church
Plans for Yule
SCOTTS V'LLS (Special)-Twcive
young people attended the Friends
The evening activities was under
the direction of Ralph Hoffstettcr,
and Mrs. Fred Jarvil of Silver
Cliff, and Gene Mulkcy of Silver
ton. Saturday the Youth Night pro
gram will consist of a handcraft
period, music instruction and a
film. -
The following young oeoole were
mas play for the Friends church:
Leora Putnam, Wayne Shilts, Fred
Gosnell, Caroline Sorensen, Den
nis Newton and Marshall Slater,
Bushman Farm Sold
DONALD (Special) Mr. and
Mrs. Evert Fredericks have pur
chased the farm on the Donald
Jfubbard road formerly occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. Luke Bushman
who are now living in The Dalles.
The house is a large log affair,
built from logs cut on what is now
the Fred Schneider place. The logs
were sawed on three sides, and
the house was built by Jim Taylor
in 1920. Mrs. Bushman is the for
mer Marguerite Taylor.
GIRL FOR BIELENBERGS
SCOTTS MILLS (Special) - Mr.
and lira. Anthony Bielenberg art
the parents of a baby girl, bora
Nov. 24. She has been named
Jeanie Louise. She has three broth
ers and one sister. Paternal grand
father is Matt Bielenberg, mater
nal grandmother is Mrs. Phyllii
Ward.
Donald (Special) Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Hetherington have purchased
the 18-acre farm of Mr. and Mrs.
C. P. Westwood who have moved
to Woodburn. They formerly lived
SCIO (Special) Mrs. C. J,
Thurston has been staying in
Roseburg at the Francis Sprague
home, and assisting with her new
granddaughter, Martha Jo, who
was born, Nov, 19.
church Youth Night, Saturday;
night Irom 7 to 9 p.m. mis was
handcraft night and work was
started on some individual projects
to be used for Christmas gifts.
chosen to take part in the Christ-1
in Bandon.
CHRISTMAS RECORD DAYS SALE NOW IN PROGRESS ! !
home.
Mr. Merrill was a pioneer in the
northwest power industry, which
he entered soon after the turn of
the century. He also was an out
standing civic leader in the Albany
area.
. Mr. Merrill became chairman of
the PP&L's board in 1954 when
that company merged with Moun
tain States Power company of
which Mr, Merrill was board
chairman.
He Is survived by his wife,
Daisy; two sons, Zed, Jr., of Port
land and Frank; of Albany; a
daughter, Mrs. Juliette Fisk, Al
bany; and a sister, Mrs. W. P.
Canning, Albany.
PedeeWSWS
Visits Taft
PEDEIS (Special)-Thc Pedcc
W.S.W.S. visited a sister society,
The Taft Christian Service Guild,
recently. The Taft group served a
baked ham dinner with pumpkin
pie dessert.
Fruit and autumn leaves were
Used in decorating the tables. The
afternoon devotions, business meet
ing and the study of Ybor City,
the EUB missions In Florida, were
held about tho tables.
Those going to Taft were Mrs.
Ralph Tlppce, Mrs. Ella Shcythc,
Mrs. R. H. Tureax, Mrs. Thcsa
Womer, Miss Nola Womcr, Mrs.
Gus John, Mrs. Fritz Kcrber and
Busan. .
Pleads Innocent
ALBANY (Special) -Robert
Lowell Ward, 61, Lebanon, pleaded
Innocent in district court Tuesdny
to charges ot driving while under
flic influence ot liquor. He was re
leased on $200 hail, and trial was
el for Jan. 3. Ward was arrested
near Lebanon Monday by stale
police.
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Charles Edword .Simmons, 40, seated, Springfield timber faller,
Is shown, with LI. Farley Mogan, state police, right, after his
arrest Tuesday charged with robbing a Eugene bank. Also taken
into custody was Donald Otto Howard, 23, Eugene, accused of
driving the gel-nwny car. (Capital Journal Photo)
Silverton Auxiliary Makes
Plans for Christmas Party
SILVERTON (Special) - Mrs,
Betty Jo Roth, vice-president,
directed the Monday evening busi
ness meeting of Dclbert Reeves
unit No. 7, auxiliary, in the ab
sence of the president, Mrs. T.
P. Hcidcnstrom.
Assisting officers were Mrs. R.
R. Main, recently elected treas
urer, and Mrs: Bruce Billings,
secretary. '
Plans tor coming events, and re
ports of committee chairmen were
fentured.
Valley Dates
WILLAMINA (Special) - Tho
Civic club will meet Thursday,
Nov. 29, at 2 p.m., in I lie sub
auditorium of Emmanuel Luther
an church, Mrs, Earl L. Richard
ion will be chairman for the meet
ing, and the guest speaker will be
from Salem,
LEBANON (Special) - Sweet
woodruff, mullein pink and tum
eric will be studied by members
of the Lebanon Herb society
Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. V.
E. Wilson's home. Isabell Hamil
ton will report on herbalist Sir
John Hill, and Mrs. Peter F.
Smith, Mrs. F. S. Moody and Mrs.
Frank Groves will take part in
the program,
LEBANON (Special) - Weekly
"brainstorm" meeting of Cham
ber of Commerce members Thurs
day noon at the Dinette will be
combined with a retail merchants
meeting this week, said E. V,
Doty, Chamber secretary. All re
tail merchants arc Invited to at
tend whether members of tho
Chamber or not, he said,
MOLALLA (Special) - A Cub
Scout roller skating pnrty is set
for this Friday evening in Ray
Lindsley's skating rink here.
SILVERTON (Special) - Fam
ilies of tile young adult fcllowshio
groups (if the Methodist church
will have their monthly social in
the Fellowship room of the church
Friday night. Decorations and at
tire will feature the "holm"
theme. All young adults ot the
church arc welcome.
Canada Scene
Shown Rotary
SILVERTON (Special) Dr. Ger
ald B. Smith ot Woodburn was
guest speaker al tho Silverton Ro
tary club at 'fancy's Monday noon
and showed pictures of the newly
developed area in British Columbia
near Kitimnt. ' v ' "-f .
Dr. Smith, Introduced by Harry
Carson Sr., program chairman, ex
plained his pictures of tho vast alu
minum plant nl Kltlmat by show
ing scenes In the nearby country,
Illustrating the fact that prior to
Ihc opening of the plant in 1954,
the country was a primitive wil
derness, inhabited by a smalt
group of Indians.
At peak production, the alumi
num plant Is expected to .turn out
one-fourth of the aluminum pro
duced In the entire United States
and Canada. Dr, Smith's pictures
also showed shots of the scenic at
tractions In Ihc Canadian moun
tains and fishing spots in out of
the way places.
The Rotary club Is honoring the
Silverton union high fnolbnll squad
and their conches at their next
meeting when Austin Sanford will
present ns speaker, Steven rrnh
ilch of Princeton, N. ',1.
Frohlieh, a native of Czechoslo
vakia, won considerable recogni
tion on the popular SM.OM ques
tion IV quiz program by going to
the top In the American history
category.
Visiting Rotarinns at Monday's
meeting were J. .1. McCoy and
Dick Wcle from Molalla, Gene
Mnlecki ol Portland: M. E. Pekar,
Russell llogart, Willnrd Bartlett,
Harlan lliock and Henry Carl,
from Salem; Norman Pfnffincer
and Dr. Gerald Smith from Wood-burn.
For the veteran "kiddies" Christ
mas parly, Mrs. Ernest Starr will
be assistted by Mrs. E. A. Kern
to arrange the treats; program
plans arc being made by Mrs.
Robert Allen and' Mrs. A. J. Mc
Canncl. Members ot the Dclbert
Reeves Post No. 7, are to be re
sponsible for setting up the tree
and will help with the decorations.
The program will be Dec. 17.
Among the reports being aiven
was tho amount of the profits of
tho District No. 2 conference din
ner of the past week, of $81.45, told
by Mrs. R. R. Main, treasurer.
Mrs. Roth told of tho success of
the Sunday afternoon District No.
2 conference, with Mrs. Wallace
I). Itnmcy of Canny, district No. 2
president, in chnrgc of the pro
gram when national, state and
urea officals of the Auxiliary were
lealurcd speakers.
Mrs. Victor Howard, sew chair
man, reported 12 ditty bags and
13 pairs of scuffs cumpleted for
the Portland facility patients, Mrs.
Ronald Reed was home hostess for
Ihc program of the sewing club.
Mrs. John Dermis told of three
local auxiliary members helping
at Iho blood bank on the recent
visit here. Mrs. Ernest Starr as
chairman, reported Iho assistance
given a worthy family on Thanks
giving Day.
The Americanism chairman.
Mrs. Larry Carpenter, will present
American flags to the Court of
Honor and the Boy Scouts, as was
requested by M, B. Ford, local
Scout Executive.
Seio Home Sold
SCIO (Sppciali Nile Williams,
school superintendent, has bought
the Henry lladley home. Mrs.
lladlr and daughter have moved
to The Dalles.
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