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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1927-1929 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1928)
9 o agriculture horticulture livestock 'is* Ira ie n t î£xtln‘px*tev - -_ — J —————— ' dairying WOOL, MOHAIR POULTRY »n»hi» Intere Sh ed d Personal» iEW FARM RELIEF MEASURE G rim es, ’ »-tear oid son I NOW READY FOR CONGRESS I of E J lgar L. Grimes of near H arrisburg, The Halsey Gun club gives at <B nt«rpriae c a r r w s o U « « » ) other tournan e n t at its c ub (By Special Correspondent) Nat.cnal Society Growing Rapidly; ( lo o late for last week, g round, 'n the east part ol i*"e coy Irine Quimby and Dorie Howard Membership Now Over 200,000 Bob McCulbe k of Redmond is next Sunday beginning s t 10 30 )bjectionable Features Have Been left today for Chicago to attend were guests at the Paul B ier'y home visiting at the Theodore Jenson A good program has been arranged the seventh annual 4-H club con Sunday. Eliminated, It is Reported. Moi d»y evening member* ol <he and high score mao are expected gress. Young Grimes has taken a , Mr. and Mr« John M atson spent home. Halsey Gun Club met at their club Mrs Mary Able spent Friday to attend from different clubs in Senator McNary ie prepared to prom inent part in club work for | t Tuesday afternoon at the W. R. hour* for the purpose of organizing and Saturday in Salem with Mr the valley. ntroduce a new farm relief meae- the past eight years, beginning I Kirk home. President Jan.es D riukard anu a chapter of the Isaak W ahoo Lea- ltruce, R ichard and H a rry H a rd Able wb o ie emp’oyed there. ire at the “horl session of congress when he was nine years of age, and Secretary C. P. Moody have made gue of Amerioa. As the m eeting next m onth and thiuks it can be this trip is the award of the time ing apeut S u n d ay aftern o o n at the Mrs. Agnes Clark end Mrs. Will all necessaay arrangem ent* for was called with but little tim e for pegged before M arch, also th at it he has given to the work as he won L.R. Falk home. P orter visited Mr*. L aura Thom , turkeys, geese and merchandise to notice the gathering was not as Mr. and Mrs. R .E . Bierly visited aoi at Brownsville Tuesday. is new shaped to meet the objection a national cham pionship in local be offered as prizes and a pleasant large as would have been had more of President Coolidge It provides, 4-H club laadership work which at Dever Sunday at the home of tim e been given to advertising the Mrs. H«PPT Elder lisa been in dev ia anticipated. the form ei's sister, Mrs. D. F. says Seymour Jones, state market includes a free trip to Chicago to maetiug. However, allw hu did get T he new club house offers a com- Philom ath visiting at the home of agent, for a federal board of twelve the Congress and also won the Burge. there put their name on the dotted fo.table, cleau a n a invitiug pl»ce M’s Nora Coleman of Halsey her son, 1-enn. the past several members to handle the m arketing Moses award which is one of the liue and now a chapter in Halsey for those who wish to bring guests days. of surplus crop, and the cost o, two national trophies won last year visited school T hursday evening Is a (act. and liieuds, and lunches can be by Alex Cruickshank of McMinn for the purpose of organizing 4-H Mr. and Mrs. O.M- Thompson euch service is io be paid by the obtained from the Clubs’ jovial As is the usual custom with the aie the parents of a baby daughter governm ent, the equalization fee ville T his award is a huge silver clubs chef who delights io having you gun club members, when they »tart Merwin Y annice and family were born November 19 a t the Browns Laving been abandoned. It is also trophy and will come to young feel welcome. A m m unition will to do something th a t something is dinner guests at th e J.S . Licewood G rim es from Cruickshank, the ville hospital. announced that the tariff schedule also be procurable at the club store more than hall done then and will be amended so a , to better present holder. This is the first home in llie L a’/eC reek community Mrs. Nora Coates arrived home room. there; a coterie of men who work protect farm products from foreign tim e one state has won this dis last Sunday. the latter part of the week from together ami in harm ony, who are Miss Doris Howard called at the tinction two tucceeeive years it is com petition. Seattle where aha spent nearly three Union High School Plani|Growing willing, and more, to work and L. R Falk home Friday evening weeks visiting her brother and his believed. O A K P L A IN N O T E S hocat and the writer enjoys their Young Grimes has taken 238 to see Ava Falk who has beeu ill fam ily. The onion high school plan seems eutbusiaim and snap. very pleasant surprise was ribbons and 25 cham pion and for several days. Mrs. Em m a Gregory spent Sat to he growing io western Oregon. The Isaak W alton League ol Dr. T a rr, accompanied by his a Mrs. Ralph Dannen at th e ! grand cham pion prizes. He has For country districts it is the sim America stands for the preserve- urdfty in Salem. She wan accora daughter and son, G ertrude and e of her sister-in-law , Mrs. completed 31 projects, mostly li ,i(u s0 U r ¡, panied home by her son Glen who plest way of getting a hige echool I — itlie Shepherd, last Thursday j stock, m ade 178 exhibit»,j»ndj»i John, of Corvallis were visitors at which can be attended by studan . I on i( Q, spent Sunday at home before going money, stock and merchandise the W .R- K irk home Sunday. trnoon, by the ladies of the Oak w ithout leaving home. lho ?ountr y ; to conserve n a tu re ’, on to Roseburg. worth $2722. He has sold $1250 Mrs. Grace Vannice and child cally none of the common coon try I * , nd tin neighborhood. The psrty Mrs. Cecil Sm all and daughter worth of livestock sod owns <2000 ren and the M aees Irine Quimby, s well attended and a very pleas- districts can afford a high achooI of the w#ters ,u 8tr(,a ms. visited in Shedd Monday while on t time enjoyed socially- Mrs. more. He is the leader ol six D ori, Howard and Grace Kirk their way home to Eugene from their own. I t appears alsoI th a t the | (mo(e #|#au collj uct j„ .11 clubs, the Dairy Record Keeping drove to A lbany Saturday on a ,nnen was the recipient of m any more unions formed orl8 ,n d full consideration of Albany. Mrs. Sm all was formerly club, Linn county H olstein Calf business trip. jnty gifts. A delicious lunch necessary it is for districts left out-1 1 Florence Adams. ethers rights. club, H arrisburg Poultry club, Rose Mr. and Mrs. I.W - Nichols, Mr. side to tie up with some of the i, served at the close of the Sheep club. Muddy Pig club and and Mrs. J C. Clay accompanied ber unions for self protection It ha» The chapter starts with an ex Mrs. Ralph N ichols and ternoon. the Linn county Sheep club. He daughter W anda Lee, and Ida brother, George H i l l to Portland cellent showing in membership been the rule th a t the more unions Mr. and Mrs. J. F. GeiBt of the plans on taking the course in agri to visit her daughter Hope who organized the higher the high and when it« aim s and endeavoia Marie Perrym an of Lebanon were ibauon V ariety store were busi culture at Oregon State next te a r. dinner guests at tb9 C-H- Blake recently underw ent i s operation echool tuition t x levy for are better known there will be es callers in the Oak Plain neigh- for appendiciti». She is reported those outside. In this country the many more to join the faet grow Edgar, however, is not the only home Sunday. irhood last week. oue in th e fam ily interested in this getting along nicely. tuition levy hoe been 2 4 mills for ing ranks of this worthy society Mr. and Mr«. J .P . Tem pleton, K. Mrs. D. 8. M cW illiams was a kind of work as he has five sisters Mr. and Mrs. Cherles Davis were «ome time but it is certain lo ad wtiicb now num ber, over 200,000. E. Carev end family, Mr. and Mrs, jest at a one o'clock luncheon at and brothers in club work acd the The president, ol the Gun Club, C .E. G illette, Mrs. R E. Bierly. surprised Sunday evening by mem- vance. In Benton county the levy ie home of Mrs. Stanley I. Stew- whole family are interested in Mr and Mrs. F.W . F alk , Mrs U ,b .r . of their fam ily th i. being the for high school tuition is 2 71 mill* J.W D riukard, acted as chairm an t of Lebanon last Friday The R Falk and R B. Miller attended 25 anniversary of the-r w edding We are Informed by the county of the meeting and Secretary C. I . inebeon was in honor of Mrs. farm ing. the f o n e ra .p t Mrs. F .W . Robineon day. The fam ily presented them superintendent th a t it will go high Moody acted in the capacity of >hn F . A lterm att of Berkeley, Next W ednesday evening the a t Junction City F n d ay morning, with a set of silverware. ce cream e r, probably to four mill«, the next tem porary eecietary and later were alif., and was a tte n d ’d by a members of ViltJ Maple Circle, 1 he Robinsons formerly lived on and cake were served at the close levy, anil if the proposed new union elected perm ai.eiiily to those posi loup of old friendj. N eighbors of W oodcraft, will hold the f a r o I.....— H-v l.( . Rik-. o ltb e e v e m n g .________ _________ * ie formed at Corvallis there will he tions of the chapter. Miss Beesie Bond was a guest of another jum p upw ard. This would their regular meeting which will be J. A. Cushm an, m lio n a l field Jrs. G. ' M itzner over the week seem to make it a m atter of self representative, spoke hrielly of the followed by it covered dish sup- H ALSEY A N D nd. Mia, Bond ie making her interest for outside districts to join aims aud pur pm e» «I t,lfl M g» • per. One of the p leasant features ome in Albany. union districts at the earliest pos which all enjoyed. He epoke fiat- a 1 of the supper will be the celebra- Mayor B ert 8. Clark drove to Mr. and M « . J-W . I’ugb »nd 1rs L.V . Chance is spending ■ible tim e. —H arrisburg Bulletin term gly ol the com fortab'e q u a r Corvallis this afternoon to get his fam ily wete Sunday visitors at the The union high echcol district ters ol the club and »aid: “ l e a n daughter Georgina who will spend R. L. Jackson home at Monroe which wne form td from plainly see this club is a real live the holidays at her home here. Buford Morris spent several hours I, Davis. _________ _____ ~ eight common school districts, one and I am pleased w ith your H*H’» Floral Shop, 327 West in Junction City Tuesday afternoon d elicate 1 their new »55,000 build neat home ” First etreet, A lbany, will be open ing recently. The bonds were sold on a business trip. evening« beginning December 1 to Give Fuller Brushes for C h rist im m edietely alter being Voted and give the busy shopper a chance to mas. Your Fuller man will call construction ol the building begun shop in the “ G ifts of all N ations” and completed in record time. The next week. C. S harp, A lbany, th a t the costs part of the stoie. »dr. larger, and even at indebtedness runs 20 years and Or. a d ’ ' Shedd, Nov. 29—The senior cl»es G reater efficiency and economy Sunday evening at th e Church draw» 5 1-2 per cent interest. The Id be effected in Oregon schools are greater. ol the Shedd high school have a n Mr. and Mrs. W L . Wells were The same situation exists in the of C hrist there will be presented valuation of the new district as nounced the date of their class play novem ent for the creation of high schools, Professor Stetson’s guests at the home of their daugh under the leadership ol Mrs. Shel asaessed ie »1,378,154. end a special as Friday evening, December l i , ,#r school centers, both for study shows, the sm all schools hav ter, Mrs. Glenn K endall of North ley a m issionary pageant ol the tax levy of about three and one- at the W oodman hall. nentary and high echoole, and ing high costs. In a group of high A lbany Sunday. “ Good S am aritan ” with the m em half mill» will liquidate the debt re careful atteotion to problems schools with less than 10 pupils in The title of the play i» “ Apple Mrs. R o b in Ramsey of Route bers of the church ta k in g part. inftw enty years. irganization to elim inate w aste,” I Blossom T im e,” a three-act comedy a One «pent Friday in Lebanon and attendance, the average cost per There will be special music and lared F. b. Stetson, professor of dram a. The play, while its title student shows a median of $17-, Miss Goldie Wele Returned laet to tit ondary education at the U niver- and it is found th a t as the size of seems a bit oui of season, ie replete week from Cslouee, Calif , where with .resh and pleasing scene! end , of O teg°D’ i° * u l t be,ore tbe the echoole increa.ee this per capita Ä t w l Ä l S " X B I- ,b . ....... t h . p . . . .o go . . . . ond school finance conference cost drops. Thus in high schools ano. M u-------- session on the Eugene cam pus with between 40 and 50 pupils in will eat Thanksgiving dinner with arrived in Halsoy last evening from In the past high school plays H illsboro lo spend Tl)au»egiving to resume her work es a missionary have been well attended and the turday. attendance, the median is »10-. their softs and daughters. They On Friday Mis» Welle end her at the Elden Cross home. Professor Stetson’s conclusions audience always pleased and the ‘'T he situation as it stands indi will return to Halsey F riday. Mrs. W .L. Wells, spent re given as th e result of a survey forthcoming one promises to equal catee th a t many echoole operate at the day in A lbany. Later «he w :nt cost per capita of etudents in an inexcusably high cost, if not rxcel, form er ones. said to Halem to spend the w,-.-k • -n I egon schools, which indicates Professor Stetson. “ This is par M f i -GIVE ME DOME S M W at greater economy is effected in ticalarly noticsble in the email 5 0 I Klb MAIL we -> f utters •ger schools and one of the big- I To UNCLE TOM, AN GRAftDMA, echoole, m any of whioh are main st handicap« experienced by tained prim arily for local and sen 'I 1 AN' C0U5IN — - BOBBIE, AH' AUfjT Art' UrtCLE PICK, Art DORIS AN regon schools is the fact tha- ’ ht y tim en tal reasons, and could be IFYOU HAVE ArtY Art' FRrt.ArtO5 TEA M t TO Bfirt I 't t consolidated satisfactorily. The e so sm all. People who w ant to know how business blocks, paying »149,(HM) Professor Stetson presented d ata consolidation movemeat ie under PQ 'EM Q U IC K ---- new J t t l e . ere a ..» ^ io g in the de- m cash and .d d in g im provem ent. nirfMntw lowing the cost per pupil in aver- way, b u t it is slow, particularly in Jrtiw T F i velopment of t b . state will‘ b’ I l l C u g h t ^ n d C ontract, let ;e daily attendance in 149 j one western Oregon where conditions 1 234 5 « 7 a t»re-t»d In the investm ent inane jouuu »»» e K>m echoole of Oregon. He found .. make it more advisable. d - n g the m outh of October by “ “ ¿ota “ oZ wbMib ta t th e m edian cost in one-room V “ In the email high school the newcomer». The Mete cham ber of lo coal $1M. » b ■ rhooli for each pupil, annual!v, is problem of proper courses of study commerce, P ortland, investigated new _ ,d t(ock8 86; in the two-room schools, $60, and proper conditions for in stru c 37 f.m iliee who located h e r. dnr- bought for »18,500 Two oW etock. -hooli of 50 to 100 pupils, $50; tion is a serions one. The survey in , the m onth end found th a t 19 of merchandise worth »lO/KA were 00 to 150, »44; 150 to 199. »'• • shows a great disparity in the h ‘d already p n rc h .e .d (arm s c o n -, nd above 200 pupil«, 48. efficiency of the or-enization«. T his c b a rly ehowi, he pointed .om e of them wasting tim e right i i X i S X X , i n « pieces good, were .hipped into t b . e t.te H 'J tM » » ’ w ».• • - ------- f | ,ut, th a t th e costs are much higher .n d left One of the big things i lllltc » " ewa—.------- — - sod furniture, stock and equipm ent iiX ï tem porarily and five havepurebae- purchased in the Hate totaled »10- »ercapita in sm aller school«, in looking toward economy would be •d business or town property. I in 0 0 1. The above doe« not tell the act being double per cap lla in the to set up a reasonable program provem ente to farm properties whole story, according to W. G. room echool to th a t of the 200 w ith a fair teaching load, and L T âfei I worth »4800 were added during Id« m anager of th« state cham ber, pupil school, and the greatest establish » »»’» 'J * hedule lo at" •a a num ber of femil «e are «till to I October. -hence for economy lie« in coneoli- tra c t and bold the more profession- 1 The new settler« purchased two be checked. datione. Professor Stetson found »1 type of teacher who could work th a t in the em ail echoole there is in euch an efficient organization.' a lower teaching «alary than in the VICINITY BREVITIES »»««. a,. jnsolidation of Schools Eliminates Waste, Says Professor I L. Stetson Shedd Hi To Give Play Dec. 14 C h r is t m a s Is C o r n in ’ II A Substantial Investments Made By Settlers in Oregon During October