The Springfield news., June 19, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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T in ’KHPAY. J l’NK 19. 1924
TH E BPRIÑÓ ElElj) NEWS
Memorial to Victims of R-38 Unveiled
TOWN AND VICINITY
A handsom e memorial to the B rit­
ish and American »Ulcer» and men
Home for Sum m er— Miss G race ‘ „h o lo»t at heir 11» «« aboard the air­
Male, teach er In the Portland school« ship It SR on Au«. H . 1U31, w as un­
r ached home Monday. Fh« will be veiled th e other day In the W estern
h ere for the sum m er
cemetery a t Hull, England. The mon-
am ent waa subscribed for by ortleera
R eturned from Salem— IX,rene Larl- and men of the Itcyiil Air Force and
m er retu rn ed Monday from Salem relatives of the dead airmen.
She visited Mr. and Mrs, TrubeVt Hen
derson.
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Confined to Bed— Rev. B B. Beck-
e tt of F irst and 11 street has been
confined to his bed for the past we k.
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Left for School—Miss Dorothy 0 Ir­
a n i left Sunday for Monmouth to at-
tend the sum m er session of the sta te
norm al school there.
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W ent to Silverton— Mrs. John Toni-
•o th and littlo n|,s-e. Mav El’ n S h rlv -
In from W altervl'le— Mrs W alter
er. I-ft Monday m onth.« for Silverton Bauch and p aren ts Mr. and Mrs. J S
to visit Mrs, L. Erickson.
Bauch w re in town front W alterville
yesterday.
W ent on Fishing Trip—J R Scott
and son. Loyal F -ott. 1. 1 May and
R eturned from Cal fornla Mr and
Verdon May front on a fishing trip Mrs V
W right and family return
over last week-end.
ed Tuesday from C alifornia w here
thev «e.-nt over two weeks. They went
W ent to C H o r n ia -M rs . Ruby k ir k
d c o wh„ e
P atrick went to Los A: g lew, Califor-
nl* on Friday. She is a form er resi­
Stopped in Springfield— Miss G race
McCann stopepd In Springfield S at­
dent of th a t city.
urday to spend a f w day* v isiting
M aking Business T r p — Jo e Lent
frien d s on h er way to h e r home n ear
mor.s w ent to M arshfi Id Monday on (;ran!4 j>.,s
* business trip. He will be gone a
U nderw ent O peration— Mrs. Myron
w eek.
’Craig of R oute 2. Springfield, subm it
Ill at Homi
A. C.
Ison, proprie- , p<j ((| „
o re r a tlon at th e P a­
to r of the Drop In has been confined
cific C hristian hospital in E ugene on
to his bed w ith Illness for some tim e
Monday morglng.
past.
Back a t W ork— I. A. A’alen tin e was
Had Sunday G uests—Mr. and Mrs
hack on th e Job Sunday at th e Moun-
F iy A bram s of W endling w ere Sun- „ jn &
pow „
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day guests a t th e home of Mr. aud a fte r a vacation of two weeks spent
4L to M e e t-A m eeting of th e Ixtyal I Had T o n sil, O u l- F r e d R„»eb rrv
Mrs. John C. P arker.
; uT°h h V ' T ' ? “ " J L um berm an °f ” »« M ountain S ta te . Power ,w
around Albany.
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Born—At th e ir home In T ren t. Ju n e
A ttended Dance— Miss Lucille Cook
14. 1924, to Mr. and Mrs. Irving Crow, H enry Tom seth. Miss Abbie C oold .
Her» from C alifornia— Mr. and Mr.«.
a son
Miss Anne Hill, and Clifford Fan-
Back from Conference— Hr. and Mrs ,llak " Smith accom panied h l th lr
W ent to Albany—L. A. Sm ith and llrpm m otored to Junction City Sat- W. H. Pollard and baby. R obert, a.-» ‘‘■“S hier and brotihcr Edward Hick-
fam ily left Sunday on a vacation trip n rd ay night to a tten d th e dance th ere back In Springfield aft r an extended 1,1,10,1 ° f Richmond. California visited
to Portland.
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Leaving on C alifornia Trip— Mrs. trip through the east. Dr. Pollard
■* th e l*aul llriCtaln home,
W ent Fishing—Roy H olverson. Ar- U K Page Is leaving Sunday night was s ta te lav delegate to the Meth being guc.-ts of M r; Hasel Moor«.
th n r R oberts and I. N. E ndicott went <>n a trip to California. She will visit odist W orld C onference held in F, ring
Repairing a t Mill—Work wa.i be­
up th e McKenxIe Sunday on a fishing relativ es in S acrem ento and San field. Mass.
gun Sunday repairing a section of the
trip
T hey caught about 40 above | Francisco, and go on to Los A ngelet
She expects to be gone a month.
W ent on Plenle— Mr and Mrs. N. ■lock a t the planing mill of the local
W alterville.
A. Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H arris Booth K elly saw m ill u n d er l i t « dlr«,
W ent to Lebanon— Mr. and Mrs
W e n t to Marcóla -M rs. P. M. Goss-
of C oast Fork. Mr. and Mrs Eliva 1 (ton of J<»hn <’. Parker, m aster me-
le r and daughter. Miss C harlotte, l e f t , Dallas Murphy, accom panied by Mr. T a -lo r aud son Elvis Jr. went io Hen- ' hanlc. Th« work Is now nearly com
for M arcola S aturday to spend the and Mrs. J. E. M urphy of Eugene, drlcks p ark In Eugene Sunday, taking PB-led. The section under repelrs Is
sum m er They wll Join Mr. G ossler drove to Lebanon Sunday w here they along a picnic lunch. They took a
by ’ 5 feet, and requiring 24.IMI0
th ere a t the F ish er camp.
1 visited Mr. and Mrs. G. I. A reh art for num ber of p ictu res of the elk and the feet of lumber.
! th e daM.
dee».
W ent to Blue River— Dr. and Mrs.
Moving W ires—Georg« Dorris com
R. P. M ortensen and d au g h ter Alice.
Injured Eye— D. Converse of the
J plated the moving of his private tele
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ntertained
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Beard of Eugene. F ish er lum ber com pany of M arcola
“* D inner— Mr. *"« phon» wirt< , n t i'nl«,| They
run ore
and C harles W ilson and fam ly w ent w«3 In Springfield T hursday to have Mr». Bruce E. !«an»berry en tertain ed j MOUth
Third stre e t to W illam ette
with
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up to Blue R iver Sunday on a picnic, som e saw dust particles rem oved from ,
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.heights, and now follow the street
night, In honor of Mrs. I»ansb«ry's
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spending th e day th ere.
I his eye.
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aunt. M rs .’Hugo H allin who Is here , Hr,
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W ent to Corvaltla— Mrs. Lida Mac- on iter way from C hehalis. W ashing-
W ere Sunday Guests— H. L. Bosler
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and fam ily w ere Sunday g u ests a t th e Gowan. Mrs John F. K etels. Mrs. C. ton. to W estfir With h e r so n , and ’ m l
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. F ran k A. De O. Wilson. Mrs. H udson of Eugene daughters. G uests w ere: Mr«. H allin.,
Pue. T hey w ent up th e South F ork and Mrs, W oodruff of S an ta C lara Frank H allin, Ralph Hallin., George
Rented Home— J C. M eats has
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to r a m otor trip.
j w ent to th e D. A. R. Flag Day serv H allin, Rose H allin. G enevieve H allin rentod p a rt of the double hou«e, the
j Ices In Corvallis on Saturday.
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.H ere from Roseburg— Mrs. Roby
, Mrs. Em m a Olson. O. M. Olson. Frank
Lovelace of R oseburg retu rn ed to h e r ; R epairing a t P lant—Two men be- a " d R a,Ph Hailin' left T uesday for
" " • Borne F riday a fte r being h ere since gan work Monday at th e M o u n tain 1
fT"* .°f.»th e fanllJ y
^Monday visiting friend« in Spring-j S ta te s Pow er com pany plant cleaning Is tall in Springfield visitin g a t the
¡o u t one of th e boflers. A new tele- home Mrs. Em m a Olson.
e field and Coburg.
! phone booth has Just been installed
H ere from O akridge—Bill N esm uth th er e and p ain te d -
lin e from O akridge Friday, bringing
Kentucky’ Celebrates
H ere frem W estfir—W. C. Callison
w ith him a fine saddle horse, th e prop­
at First U . S. Ab'bey
e rty of one of th e Southern Pacific stopped in Springfield S atu rd ay on
- engineer!, and will have it treated hr his wav from W estfir to Eugene to
ji -veterinary for an injury received visit his p arents. Mrs. CaPison had
j been in Eugene alr.ee Frldav. The»!
While at camp.
1 retu rn ed to g eth er to th e ir home on
Put in C ulvert— The stre e t cleaning ■’u n ‘l a J'-
d ep artm en t under the direction of
Stop
c ity —E vangelist J O. Bo-
-*W llllam Donaldson, chief of police put vce anc| »rife who held E vangelistic
in , sm all culvert a t the south end of! SPrvlees in th e B aptist ch itm ’i In
F ourth street adjoining th e Cotnmer- , 922 „topped on th e ir wa t from Cal
d a l S tate bank building.
i Ifornia to W ashington, and s re n t
! T uesday night w th Rev. and Mrs.
T eacher Left for Home— Miss Anne L uther.
Hill, of the English departm ent of tho I
Springfield high school, left for her
Visited at S taten — E E. Lee and
horn.- m M errill, Oregon, this week !'’■ '« ’“ d r Mrs. E lm er Ferguson vlslt-j
accom panied by h er two slaters, Ruth
w ,,h ch a rlM Lee a * f:ia,en ,a ,t
and M argaret, stu d en ts a t th e fn l- * " * k ' Mr. L e ’s nephew Bill H apton
v erslty of Oregon, at Eug ne. T heir "I3 ’*- whom he had not seen for 26
fa th e r m itored up from M errill and y ear* waR ,h e r* a b o f' harlp,, Lee
th e y all returned with him.
| '» e*Ppc,e d ’o arriv e to visit his b ro­
t h e r E. E. Lee about Ju n e 29.
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Picnicked up McKenzie— Mr. and
Picnicked at Riverside— A p arty in
Mrs. George Catching and Mr. and eluding Dr. and Mrs. W. C. R e b h a n .'
M rs. W. B. Scott took a picnic d in n er Mr. and Mrs .Paul Basford. Mb« Con
a n d supper with them and motored , stan ce R"hhan, Miss Josephine Cooley
up the McKenzie riv er Sunday. They ar.d Dr. A. C. O sterholm enjoyed »
w ent w ithin half a tulle of the sum picnic Sunday a t R iverside park
m lt over bhe lava beds w here they en sp o rts of swimming, boating and ba«e-
Joyed a snow ball fight.
' ball w ere diversions.
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W ent on T rip— Mrs. F. E. Bean,
Mrs. H. A. Lom bard, Ms : Veda Bean,
a n d Miss M aurice Lombard left for
P o rtlan d Mond:| to be th ere for a
f-w days. Mrs. Bean plans to go on
to R ichland, W isconsin, to spend the
sum m er with relative:! and frl nds,
M iss M aurine to S eattle to spend the
sum m er, Miss Veda to S eattle also to
Join h er aunt. Mrs. Art Buchan, with
whom she will go on to Deer Lodg ,
M ontana, and Mra. Lombard return to
S pringfield.
R eturned from Convention— Mrs.
C. E. Sw arts. M b s Edna S w arts, and
C. A. S w arts retu rn ed home Sur.tlay
from Portland. D uring the past week
Mrs S w arts and Miss S w arts a tte n d ­
ed the grand lodge of the O reder of
the E astern Star, and Mr. S w a-ts a t­
tended fin'h the .Masonic and th e
A m erican Legion conventions.
Home for Vacation—Joe Clark, ac-
com panled by one of his sm all pupil
Billy
Knigbf, re a c h 'd Springfield
T hursday to spend the sum m er with
his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. L
lark
Left on T rip— Mrs. Maude T. Bryan He has been teach in g the pa t y ear
d au g h ter, Misa C rystal, and sister, at th Hill M ilitary acad etn ‘ In P o rt­
M rs. G race R o b erts le ft W ednesday land.
m o rning on a trip n o rth to Vancouver.
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B ritish C olum b'a. They w ere accom­
Buck from Bandon—Mrs. S. Ralph i
panied as fa r as B ellingham , W ashing­ Dlppel
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Ifttl • daughter, Mary Pa­
ton, by Mr. and M rs J. M. T h o m s o n s tricia, M rs, ,'.ev| Neat, and Mr. a id
p a re n ts of Mrs. B ryan and Mrs. Rob­ Mrs. Stcvei Gallier, p arent.' of Mrs
e rts . T he T hom pson» will v isit th eir Dipped, a n
in Springfield Friday
c h ild re n In B ellingham fo r a month They motorc-l up from Bandon w here
®r sJx weeks. T he o th e r p a rlf’ will Mrs. Dlppel e rd d eu g h ter and Mrs.
T t'u rn to S pringfield ab o u t th e first N eet have be< p spending several days
« f July.
visitin g the G alller family.
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Will Preach In Iug«ne— A A An , (i(|,
iMb* c h a rt« of Hr C.
dareon. Springfield barber, will prea« h
r hur<»h ihef".
at tho aervloea at the Salvation A nn'
| ,,,|| , | iui It h at a m em bership
hall In Eugene Sm.ddy night
„houl one thousand Mr S e a l will
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prohat
lx» sold at some future ■-ale,
of I he al-l
P ro w from California—Victor '»’■
her. son of Mr anti Mr John S her
re’ c h n l Sprltivfleld Saturday night I
h l. Fortl hug which he hail driven all
th« wav from Ihirtervllte. Callforn >
11« cam e from t ’altornla. where he
has been attending college, slept» d
wllit hla inreiii». ami left on
Sunday for Camp Lewi» where he »ill
atlend the c ltls e n .’ training achtiol
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B aptists Plan Program s
The ll.iptl.ta of Hpflnufb'M »r«
m iniai a unique program for th eir
mdav .v enina »orvie«« during th e
mm r m onth., tn the form o f «
n le .t between the ntett anil women
■ rttat PC IhS men a te Io ha s»
tupíele charge of one »rrvlce and
« wont n the item
On i en“a night the men will f u r t i
tab ihr musical i re tra in , usher, m ake
ill ’Ut « tu rn i, e tc . and III« p asto r
«A in
nr«•<*» h «»n
a i» ro M iln « *tu
Safety F lett T o u rlil
Pullman Contluctur
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car a b le.' ’
Porter: "Y««'lr. but the man In th a t
M*ST. Gold E versh arp pencil, marked
E B. L. Pb atte retu rn to Rev Ed­ berth ha« Ih« lace» tied to hla toea.'*
» r 8 Ralph Dlppel. D entist. V itu t
gar II. Luthiir and claim rewurd
J Jg building. Springfield. Oregon
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Dr R. Ralph Dlppet. Dentlat. Vilu«
hulldlng. Springfield. Oregon.
ny sort of printing
from the smallest to
the largest job gets
the same attentisn.
Just ask Central for
í / ‘í
2 please” and you
are on the right line
for correct printing.
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The first abbey on th e Am r'can
Continent, the frtj'p iG M o n ,j.try ,
located neat New H aven, K vrtucky,
is th e scene »his wet k ol a D ia.
n.ond Ju b ilee ra rtic «♦. ,b « n by
m any s a»e and h t i r . <1 ginta es
f«om all over 1.« ctu fitiy .
ih e
ICght Rev. Edmond Obr« h t Abbot
of G ethseniani, has «■ z«d th re
28 yearn. T h e lib rary is o re of the
la rg e st »ud n o e t vah a lle on .nc
contlnant. I t c o n ta in s, more than
one tb u c s a rd velum« s m a..e be-
twveti th e ten th ntv’ fo u rtet nth ten-
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W r r , Sunday Ou»»le— M t -
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“ n w om ens night
Hl . n «' M O bon. Mrs. lingo lla ’lln si i»r nt
the setele-» will be In Ihe hand« Of
an i children Frank. It t lp h . G nevi«»«’
t h e » O ll ie n »tul Ihe la a lo r will pre«« h
H i»i and Georg»', and Mr »n I Mr»
<»n » prom inent woman rh a r a c te r of
B ritt*,» E L ansberry went Bumlav af
le.-ni'on to Ihe hottie of Fred John th« Blhl«.
Kpei lal mtt»‘eal num bers w ill fea­
son west of Eugene, about seven
ture each service
m iles on the Elm ira road
The men will have charge of the
Mr and fir-i ►. rv»<« Sun I iv n going Ju n e
Picnicked up M cK enii
Mr« Van«« Barber, of Wetulling Clay n.
Itoff B arber, of Springfield, and Ml««
Blind P>a th ?
wUhdg Dtlgan of Eugene went up the
Judget "Hid you ever aee the pria-
McKengle river Sunday taking along
a picnic dinner. They wen* a« far a t toter al ‘ he bar*"’
Wltne«« "Well. Judge, | ( waan't ex
C astle Rock While there they en
srtlv a bar but everybody waa g ettin g
Joyed some fishing
all the drinks they want»«! '*
R sllrcad Men H er,— I. L. Graham
district freight and paaaengee agent
Blonde Bess Opines
of th e Southern Ihnlflc railroad »1
" I’m following the »|o« tor'» Instruc­
Eugene, and F C, Lewi«, traveling
fr ight ami pasaenger agent with Eu tion» a n i exercising with dumbolla
gene lieadqtinrlers were In Spring Tonight I go hot »ebark riding w llh
Percy an i Fretldl« “
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leal trips of Inspection Io the South
T tii, la Serioua.
«•rn Pacific depot.
*‘A woman »ob m arri«« « man to
Left for lowa— H W Coolidge, a reform him ha« a life long Job - anti
I'gaadena. California, florist.
left then «he db» »U hoat doing R.“
T uesday for H s Moines, Iowa, via
Portland, lie had been vlaltlng In this
A Fa c Queatlon
vicinity with S. H. Cairn« and n num
She "You men m ake me Greti you
her of old friends. Mr Coolidge, wno >r<>
kmwklng talkative worn««
la a nineteenth roualn lo th e Pr«tl w()i>|| a< # mBll«r of fact, you like
«lent, lived near Springfield M year* ,B|kBl| vr wnm«a a» well a» you like
ago W hile her« he ah... visited in Eu („ hrn( n„ w
k,u c
getto with A. E. W heeler and Will
lb ■'What other« “
Voran.