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TWKNTY-KEVENTI! YEAR
CHORAL SOCIETY GROUP
INVITES ALL SINGERS
TO JOIN ORGANIZATION
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FOB NEW SjMESlEB
Up from the Ronki
Plana for
a
H -rln rfle ld
Choral
Society are progressing very favor
ably, aaya Ernest M cK inney, who to-
Examination« Mark Close First ■ether w ith a com m ittee of Lions
Half of Present Year In City club mem here haa charge of the pre
Schools; High School Makes lim in ary organisation work. M r Mc
No Graduations at Half; Kinney w ill alao direct the alnglng
■roup
Honor List Printed.
ta tte rs were mailed out laet nl«ht
The
first
h alf of the present to all those whom tho com mittee know |
eihool year w » l luouxht 1» a close can and do sing. asking them to meet I
at the Cham ber of Commerce room i, I
last week In the Hprlngfleld school
eyetem when ,lie Students completed Monday. February 3, at 1 0 0 p. m , |
th eir exomlnatlons, the third a ll for the organisation meeting and for
weeks' «roup which they hare taken the firat rehearsal.
T he com m ittee wished to have It
so far The schools here do not have
irraduatlon exercises In the middle understood that everyone who can
o f thq year and In the low er «rndee »•"« •» welcome to turn out and try
Mr. Mc
the pupils are not far advanced from for a place In the chorus
one grade to another, except from the Kinney dednred yesterday that he was
sure there
were more singers In
A and II divisions.
New Students were enrolled In the Hprlngfleld than those the com mittee
high school thia week, and a few have had mailed letters to. but that he did
been enrolled In the grade schools not know th e ir names or addresses.
Those who did not receive letters,
T h e re were no students completing
all th e ir required work for the four hut who are w illing to assist In this
year period at the high school laat
enterprise, are urged to see Dr
week.
A few have finished th e ir '
* R ’’bb» n th is week,
four years, but have not yet received
’r b ® choral society Is being spon-
a ll the necessary credits.
sored by the Lions club and Is plan-
T he honor roll for the high school n‘ ng •<> put on an oratorio. •'The Re
follow s:
-d e m p tlo n ," on flood Friday, April IS,
Freshmen — L eila
C lark.
1-eola » • ‘ h eir firs t effort. The group w ill
Gates. Melba H a rris , Jewel H a lte r- b* »«rictly non sectarian,
brand, t a la
M axw ell, Klwlnd Mna ‘ M r M cK inney promises that the re
rbam . Beulah Richardson, Florence hearaals w ill not he tiresome. They
V a il, M arceline Heavey.
w ill start prom ptly at 9:00 o'clock
Sophomores— W inston Haena, Eldon
Ellison,
Clinton
H artm an ,
Squires, Edna lls v e rfle ld .
Junlors— B arbara
Bartholomew, Dale
E rn s lln g .
D o ro th ly
Adams.
¡«anlels,
• ’ •n * Monday and w ill he over al 9:16.
Lela '
E
Dallas M urphy. D r Rebhan and H.
Maxey are the Lions club cnmmlt-
M yrna
*h lc h Is
O llbert , work
F is h e r.
Harold
Geiger. M ary
Hadley,
Ruth Lee. Vlo-
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let Runts.
doing
the
prelim inary
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LIONS CLUB TO
HEAR
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EXPERT TALK __________
FRIDAY
|
ON BEAUTIFICATION
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71 Local People
on 1930 Jury List
HAMLIN REAPPOINTED
POSTMASTER TUESDAY
BY ACTION IN SENATE
Half Are Woman; They May
Claim Exsmption Without
Stating Any Reasons.
Hprlngfleld for another term of four
R an au et F riday'
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<*•“ • « postal cards were sent out
recently to all women whose names
Advance Sale of Ticket. Indi- X V < hë
X
return the card to the clerk s office
cates Record Attendance;
If t h e / wanted to be exempt from
Good Program Ready.
Jury duty. I ’ nder the Oregon law It
Is not necessary for a woman to give
h ig h ly
tickets had been sold this any reason other than to make her
m o rn in g
for the U rge < ham her of wish known to be exempted from this
Commerce
banquet
and
meeting service.
which Is to bo held at the local or , _
.
ing are tne ¡ T —
«anlaatlon
rooms
F rid a y
evening,
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*!
com
people
have
been
V L . m snclnf at
- J ’ 30 * w „ w I . . w
* « iim / r ' draw opringflela
n on the 1930
Jury. who
M ary
A b ra
m.
Jess Heavey and W. K. Barnell. the
com m ittee In charge of the ticket
sales, stated that they expected to
have more than 100 sold before the
meeting.
C lay C. Anderson. Maude T . Bryan.
G erhard O. Bushman. K a tie Brum ette.
E. J. Bertsch, Dan Baugh. Mrs Dean
Beals. Frank Bartholomew. W ayne C,
Clover. H erbert J. Cox. John A. Crab-
T his meeting w ill be a booster tree. V lrg tl Casteel. E lla Conway.
m eeting and special stress w ill b* M rs M ary Cook. Pearl I. Clark. Fred
placed on new memberships, accord Christopher.
M argaret
Campbell.
Ing to W . A. T aylo r, president of the
George C ram er. H arvey Conley. M yr-
Cham ber of Commerce.
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Egglm ann. J. B Endicott, W illia m
I l ie p principal
r in c ip a l s
p e s K e rs S
n e t ban-
ia n .
1 ..I__n > Endicott.
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The
speakers
at I t the
Eyler, John
D. O.
Fisher
wl11 h* °
8
« « “ -her. Lane John 8. G orrle. Mrs. Charles G ran t
Seniors — Ronald
Abrams.
Helen
«.o“"',5' A<r,<'u" urHl *«*"’• ,od Tom
C randall, Evelyn Buell, Gladys Por ;
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n ip p ln . secretary of the I-ane County
ter.
R lrh s rd
Prcchnow.
Ethelyn 1 Mrs J M Hnneyman. of Portland, i ( " “ niber of Commerce. M r. F letcher
S tark, Em m a Sm ith, E lm a l-anabery chairm an o f the roadside com mittee Will discuss «•«
the w ora
ork ot
of ms
h i. office
Junior High School List
of the state federation of Garden “ nd the ®‘“ l ° ° k fo r ‘ he future In ag-
H. L. G illette . Flora A. H u ntly. M rs.
Guy Halsey, R. E. H ill. Cora E. Hln-
»on, Clara Johns Charles K Komnp
Mrs. C. E. Kenyon. Anna
A n n . Kessey.
Grace Lansbery, Fred Logan. Mabel":
when the senate Tuesday
his
appointm ent.
re
Senator
by telegram Wednesday of the action
named on the 1930 Lane county c ir
Chamber to Have
years
Fred W. Htlew er notified M r. Ham lin
postofflce address Is Hprlngfleld were
with the county clerk on Monday.
V ic to r V floatner began as sta I T he complete list eontalns 500 names,
tion helper in the little to w * of
Elisabeth. Mississippi, and now has j 14S being women.
tiecome president o f the Chicago
An interesting feature about Hi’ s
G reat W estern Railroad, one o f the
most important slopping lines of
year s Jury Hat Is that of the 71 from
th e W esL
Hprlngfleld. 33 are women.
Almost
one h a lf of the local people named
are women and almost one-third of
all the women named In the entire
county are local residents.
B H am lin became postmaster of
affirm ed
S eventyone men and women whose
cuit court Jury list, which was filed
F
of the senate. T he new appointm ent
u.ctes fr< re January 29.
Several local
urged M r.
.
BELL THEATRE BUIS
1 O N G > IP M E N I
Show Hous« Closed Until March
1; Will Reopen at That Time
With First Class Sound Equip»
ment; Expert Visits Theatre
Saturday.
business
H am lin s
men had
F in al arrangem ents have been con»,
reappointm ent ' pleted by H . H. Welsa. manager of the
and notification had been received B ell Theatre, fo r the installation o f
from Oregon congressmen that they ’ one of the best moving picture-round
would recommend him (or postmaster
equipments In the state.
agalli.
the date set fo r the firs t showing o f
EUGENE TO APPEAL TAX
CASE ON LAND LEASED
FOR 49 YEARS TO CITY
M arch 1 is
* ta lk ie " pictures In Hprlngfleld.
A representative from the sound
equipm ent company was In the c ity
Saturday to measure the theatre In
te rio r In order th a t the sound machin
The tax case growing out of the ery m ay be biult to fit the needs of
Eugene property leased to Spring- the local show house. Several weeks
“ eld In 1926 for 49 years w ill be ap- are required to construct the in tricate
pealed to the supreme court tt was , equipm ent on the "ta ilo r made" speci-
_ _
decided at a meeting of the Eugene
‘ lc a tl°ns which are deemed necessary
council Monday evening.
T he circuit j by tbe comP«“ y. and consequently no
court has ruled that the land Is tax P|c‘ ure» can be shown In the local
able, as Eugene is not using It for tb “«'-r ' before the firs t o f March.
municipal purposes.
The
W ill Remodel T heatre
h M contlnued to P«t tt on the tax
M anager Weiss plans to In s titu te
..
ro l\ ,,n c e “ —
transferred to the
several Im provem ents in the in te rio r
city
and
It
has
been
taxed at about of the building, and thoroughly clean
'
a year
and prepare for reopening when the
! Eugene acquired the land by voting ta lk in g picture
equipment arrives.
*
‘* » 4 1»»»« w ith < h lc h she T he projection equipment in the
‘>urchaae4 “ from the Southern Pact- theatre has been purchased from the
f,c railroad company. In turn the 'fo r m e r manager. Jack Larson, and a
raflroad company bought a site un- tw o year lease haa been procured o a
der op,lon by ,he Eugene T erm in a l the theatre building.
Patronage o f
comP«ny we»‘ of ‘ hat city. Back ‘ he silent moving pictures
ta ie g now «mount to more than _
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good during
the month „ „ In „ .u which the
SZOUU.
W ,th
tt n the
t n e 1>3®
18.10 t ‘ a axes
x e s r coming
n m ln » n
n
~ B ell
“
* 2500' w
up.
tre a tre was operated by
Mr
T h e c,ty of Springfield has about Weiss, that he considered the Spring-'
60 * c rM o( the
*" “ >« muni- theatre-going pnblic deserving of ths
clpal airp o rl and flTe acre> se‘ aaMe b«»‘ ‘° be offered In the talk in g plo-
*8 a
T he rea* of the land is ture world today
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On|y Be^ Equipmen,
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W ith the thought in mind of secur
M ontgom ery, H a ttie Meyers. Mrs. El- CREAMERY EQUIPMENT
m er M orrison. C a rrie S. Moore. Peter I
ing talkin g pictures for Springfield
MOVED TO SPRINGFIELD th a t would furnish the best enter-
L. Nelson. Em ma Olson Tom V Og '
den. H a rry Oldham. Mrs. W H . Pol-1
REMODELING TO START , U in m e n t, M r. Welsa made a contract
w ith one of the beat sound equip-
lard, Mrs. John Price, L. K. Page,
Several
truckloads of cream ery ment companies In A m erica to place
Mrs. W . C. Rebhan. Em ery Rlchard-
i son. Ray Rennie. C. W. Ruth, H a rry i" 1* iih t61? “ nd olber ef,ulp'y,< nt w,Jr^ a machine in the local theatre under
r - nrt.
- . - ' Belle
' brought to Springfield on Tueaday of the company's
M w
B e lew
Fi-avey,
guarantee thstt
the
Edna this week . for the new cream ery which general -----------
public was to Judge w hether
Davla. Ixiuls Johanson M ildred Mor-
Springfield, which Is now a project “ > direct some singing. He w ill h are Hwarts. Mrs. Fred Spencer. T. E Sea
is to be opened in the Morrison build- or not the reproduced sound wan
gan. Robert Grimes, Hugh M athaney, *>r ,h v local service club.
, » quartet composed eith e r of business vey, F rank Stafford, Charles Stephens
ing on T hird street in the very near as natural and as pleasing as any
P earl W ills, 7A. V lrlln Posey. J u n e ,
M r»- Honeyman haa been actively
" * • “ ° r high school students. A lice L. Thompson.
J. E. T ro tte r.
machinery
was
pur- sound reproduction ever before a t-
Geiger. SB, Edna Hepner. Evelyn
Interested In the developm ent of the | Barbara Ila rn e ll w ill alao sing a J«m<*» Tow ers. U stle T allm an. M ary future. T he
chased from the defunct Independ tempted. T he sound machine is of the
Bu. as, V ivian Runle. Beatrice Car-1 n» *ur» l beauties of the routes j selection.
i Thurm an, Mrs. A. B. Van Valxah.
ence cream ery company, which had sound-on-disc type, which Is the most
son. Lela Peterson. Elleeu
Baker, j ‘ hrough which our a rte ria l highways I Everyone is Invited to attend this Ahble W heaton. Byron A.Washbourne.
not been used quite two years when economical and most easily operated
8 k « » « " »«ry active In helping . banquet, but they should see one or I Herb«,r‘ Weiss. Elsie W illis .
Dorothy Frese. Rena Boyd. W ayne '
they quit business In Eugene.
, f or the sm aller theatres. The souZd
»the Eugene Garden club recently t o ' , he ticket com m ittee beforehand so
Kendall. Dorothy Nice.
Extensive rem odeling w ork w ill discs for each picture are only al-
Attendance— Charles Cole, H arlan ", , r ' " ' a 'nPa '« " looking to the land- ,hey w ||| kn « how many to prepare SHEEP LOSSES MOUNT
have to be done before It w ill be lowed to be used tw enty times and
Duncan, Robert Grim es, Eoward Hy- Bca‘,ln,‘
S k in n e rs Butte.
At the for, states Mr. T aylo r,
TO NEW HIGH FIGURES , ready for the new tenants. Odle ‘ hen discarded by the central d is trl-
a lt. Hugh M alhaney. Charles Max ‘,r* * * 'n‘ l,m e ahe Is Interested In the j
F in a l details for the banquet were
DURING COLD SPELL Srnl,h has been
the bulldinK bu“ ns offices in Partland. thus li
Well, Allen Sneed. F ran klin W ardlow . I ‘>r,,‘M"” >d Roae l *ane f « ” » Portland
worked out Tuesday evening at a
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fo r a store house for his potatoes and surlng perfect quality in tone
D ick W righ t. Carl Stevenson, i H e t l
8 a ,’’ln’
meeting of the board of directors ot
M ore than 100 lambs have eith er has been busy for two weeks sacking
Adams. Ix in n s Chase, Ellen Cox.
Has Good Pictures Signed
I the local chamber.
froxen or starved to death in this and movinc them to another location.
E th el H a ll. Faye Holverson, Olga LARIMER IN PORTLAND
____________________ M r Weiss plans to spend the weefc
county during the cold weather, ac
H.vnchurk. M argaret J a rre tt. Lois
VETERANS HOSPITAL ' PIONEER CITIZEN DIES
enl 1“ P ° rtland a rr»nglng contract«
cording to R. J. M orris, county dog MOTHER OF 4 CHILDREN
Johansen. LaV erne Pugh. Viola Rob
and booking talkin g pictures for th «
AT
WENDLING
SATURDAY
law
p
n
^
rc
e
m
e
n
t
officer,
who
has
re-
DIES HERE ON FRIDAY next few months. He already h o M *
Isaac l^ r lm e r , who was to haw-
ertson, I>>ns Stafford, Ruth Stratton,
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I cords of th a t many losses during the
M arlon
Thompson,
Doris
W orley, taken the Industrial census of Spring-
a contract w ith one of the largest
Janies A rth u r Roberts, 76, native 00st few week!’ - H Is expected that
Mrs. Hasel R.
Edna Severson, V era Lenhr, M argaret field, hns been railed to the veterans'
ta lk ie producers in the field and he
Oregon cltlxen, and resident of this ,be ,o ,a l logg sustained by »beep aw ay a t h(>r home )n thtg c|ty on p,.,. expectg'
lla a ik , Joan Seavey, Faye ikqulrea. hospital In Portland for an operation.
to sign up another series o f
city
for
many
years,
died
at
the
home
:
own<,r"
in
‘
hl»
im
m
ediate
nelgborhood
:
<,ay
noon
a
fte
r
an
lnneBR
of
but
-
m r utuiiv
. -o—
nRy noon a n e r an illn e s s or but a bonk in i f «
Knt», « <
L u d le Davla, W in ifred Frans.
He expects to ho confined for a month of -----------------
his son. Ronald Roberts, at Wend w1" moun‘ «-"nslderably when all t h e . ahort duration. She leaves a fam ily v llle
’
fe a ‘ “ ree and vaud,
or more.
Seven A Grads
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reports
have
been
made.
1
*
ling, last Saturday.
here
consisting
of
her
husbano.
H. J. Cox. city councilman, w ill
Atiéndanos— Harold G a rre tt, Ches
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M l Roberts was born at Tangent, I T be glee‘ whl< h has covered the W . S. W ard low ; two sons, F ra n k lin ' C A R R I E F r i l l l r v m e - o
te r
O erber,
C la ir
H adley,
Irvin probably be appointed Io tlo the work,
.»ke " d is tric t I ° r e ,o n ' ° “ M arch 29, 1864. On Nov- g,ree,g
the city has had an even and S h y rl; two daughters. Esther
' 'jU ,L tY DIES
House. Brues Squires, Eileen Baker, according to Jose
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position
r e - l ember 6' 1 M * '
he
» « rr le d
M ary more devastating effect on the hills and Elisabeth, all
of
Springfield;
HERE
LAST THURSDAY
census
supervisor.
Th«
position
C lara Barnes, Elsie Beals, Evelyn
quires a man who lias bookkeeping E l,,a b * th «»dpalh. T hey became the
the e » '"“ .*- T hey are coated w ith two brothers, A. R. Manshlp, of Eu-
r „ p_. „ „
Johnson, M elba Low ery. M ary Smlt-
ability,
parents of two sons, Ronald and '* * • and ,he »heep are unable to w alk gene; and Shryl M anshlp. of N o b le s -1,
o u iie v . 59, a resident o t
son, Faye Stratton. Pearl W ells.
T he d is tric t census supervisor Is N a th a ,lle l- bo‘ h of whom survive , "h0 ’“ on •he ,OP
‘ he hard crust, vllle, Indlnna;
three sisters, M rs.
,ne ro u n ,y for many years, died a t
Eighth B Grade
opening offices this week In the “ ”' lr f" tb e r'
T h e lr “ “ ‘ » e r died a One fnrm er re P°r ‘ g ‘ hat he Is unable M ary C lark, of Cicero. In d ia n a ; M rs. a . ( . „ " T , , ,
„ Tbursdgy a fte r
Attendance — Morgan
Chandler, Hampton hulldlng In Eugene Nine few ,'earg a * ° ' N athaniel Roberts la to brln * hlH "heep home, as they must Bessie T ate, of Noblesville, In d ian a;
"Inees.
Surviving the de-
K eith Currie, Ralph O lllette, Robert counties are under hts supervision BOW “ doctor ln D>myP'«. Washing- crog8 R bln covered w ith Ice. He now and Mrs. Stella Jackson, of F o rt- ceased
are her
husband. W . H .
G ulley; three sons, John J. of C a rte r,
Hayes,
Robert
M cLagnn,
H erb ert Population enum eration w ill not be | ton’ 1,6 l'“ me bere
attend
the 1 mnkeg "cveral trips to
the sheep vllle, Indiana.
and A dren and Charles
M ills, Law rence
Pederson, M orris gin until ahout A p ril, but the Indus- fu,,,‘ra
*
' l-
every day w ith food for them.
j Mrs. Fisher was born In Fisher. Oregon;
G ulley, both of
S p ringfield;
fo u r
S le w s rt, Evelyn Bacus, Beatrice Car-
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¡Ind ian a. February 27, 1897, and came 1
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tria l census w ill he taken In February.
M r. Roberts
was a well known
son, Dorothea Frese, June Geiger,
STUDENTS
AT
LINCOLN
to Hprlngfleld With her fam ily «bout I
J ” ' ” r8’ ,Fay W allace' of Jag-
business man In this city when he
Dorothy Nice, Helen Sw arts, Alys
WORKING ON PROGRAM T h Y h T T k
WM * member »'»: m ™. r „ T c £ T " a ?
was a young man. H e was an expert
T hatch er.
Pauline
Conley,
V erlle COUNTY ROADS CLOSED
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both the Rebekah and Neighbors and M „ r - J , . ,
K'
» ‘‘''fie ld .
TO TRUCKS DURING THAW ' ,CCOUntant’ havlng beon »«employed
Knickerbocker.
The student body at the Lincoln 1 of W oodcraft lodges in Springfield.
__ n<’ ° Portlan<l; and
hy
the
feed
m
ill
here
for
many
years
five grandchildren.
Lincoln School
A ll county
county roads
roads In
In Lane
Lane county
countv I w h lle It was under tthe ownership school Is busy m aking preparations ' T be fune’,«l services w ere held on
The Lincoln ochool Hat follows:
s h ® w«» « m em ber o f the Chrls»
for
the
program
which
they
w
ill
pre-
Monday
afternoon
at
1:00
o'clock
were closed to trucks Tuesday of this I ot tbe w “ »hburnes, H e was a niem-
Fourth 8 Grado
week by order of the county court [ b<’r ot tbe Woo«Bnen o f the W orld sent for the Parent-Teacher asaocla-, from tbe B ran stetter chapel in Eu- ,,a n church In Eugene,
Scholarohlp— Edgar T ro tte r. Doris
tlon early In the month of February, 4*,ne ‘ “ ‘ en n en t was made In the
T h e funeral services were held on
Collins, Helen Lyons, Leonard Pur T he rfse In the tem perature and the | and wag c‘‘>rk ° f ‘ he local cam p for
.Laurel Grove cemetery.
Rev. C. J. Saturday
probably on F eb ru ary 7th
from
the
W alker-Pool«
thaw which Is accompanying It, w ill 20 years. H e was a Presbyterian.
cell, M uriel Tyson.
Pike, o f the Hprlngfleld
M ethodist fun eral home here. The services
It
was
voted
a
t
the
last
P.
T
.
A.
loosen
up
the
roadbed»,
and
the
heavy
Besides
his
sons
he
leaves
two
sis
Attendanoe—- Edgar T ro tte r, Donald
church, officiated.
w ere conducted by H a rry Benton, o f
House, Irm a W etxoll, I-eonard Pur tru ck * would cut deep ruts into the ters, Miss M ary Roberts, of Wend- meeting th a t each school should put
Eugene Bible U n iversity, and In te r
cell, Rose Ogden, Bobby Foster, Helen surface, which would be expensive to llng, and M rs. Em m a Ackerson, of on a program and th a t money making
ment was made In the Pleasant H ill
Cheweleh,
W ashington;
and
two devices would he used as added fea PORTLAND MAN’S ANKLE
Putmnn,
Grace
Bostwick,
M argie repair.
BROKEN HERE MONDAY cemetery.
T he roads are a ll open to light brothers. G rant and Finley, of this tures to enable the association to
M ulligan, layl Keeler, Boh M athaney,
raise funds for various projects which
tra ffic , according to Clinton Hurd, city.
B ert Currie.
N. O. Lindey, of Portland, repre
It has planned.
county commissioner, but trucks will
Fourth A Grado
LOCAL DOCTOR MAKES
T h e funeral was held from
the
sentative of a wholesale door manu
not
probably
be
allowed
on
the
county
Scholarohlp
(6 w e«ks) — Louisa
The B ratta ln school has also s ta rt
W alker-Poole funeral home In this
ROSEBURG OPERATION
facturing concern. Is In the Pacific
roads for the balance of the week.
Cowden, Ethel Gott, Sadie Gott.
city on Tueaday afternoon at 2:00 p. ed w ork on th e ir program. It w ill be
C hristian hospital In Eugene follow
Scholarship (oemeetor) — Ixiulsa
m. Rev. J. W . Large, of Eugene, of presented In M arch.
M rs. Glen Radabaugh, a form er
ing an accident at the Booth-Kelly
Cowden, Ethel Oott, Sadie Gott.
"BACK TO PENTECOST"
ficiated a t the service». Rev. John
Lum ber company yards here on Mon resident of Springfield, but who haa
Attendance (six woeko)— June Berg,
lived In Roseburg for the past year,
SUNDAY SERMON TOPIC M axw ell Adam» was to have been ANKLE BROKEN SUNDAY;
day evening. M r. Lindey was stand
Ixinlsa Cowden, Besale Cog, Lucille
the o ffic ia tin g pastor, but was un
underw ent a m ajo r operation a t a
ing
on
a
p
latform
Inspecting
a
car
VICTIM UNAWARE OF IT
Oerber, Shirley Seavey, B illie S tra t
Roseburg hospital last Monday. S h *
V e ltle P ru itt, pastor of the Chris able to have been present. Interm ent
o f lum ber when he slipped, causing
ton, Maxine V a llle r, Ellxahnth W ard- tian church w ill speak on "Back to was made In the Laurel Qrove
Lucy Noonan, of Low ell, came to him to break his ankle. H e w ill pro I* reported to be recovering nicely.
low, Jeannlne W ithers, H aro ld G ill Pentecost,” a t the Sunday morning cem etery.
8prtngfle1d
yesterday
to
have a bably be out again In ten days.
D r. Eugene Kester, one of our local
ette, M ervin M ulligan, Dale Robert- aerrlce at the Christian church.
M em bers of the local camp of the painful ankle treated, only to find
physicians, w ent to the souther«
aon, Bob Rodenbough.
T here w ill be special music. In the Woodmen of the W orld acted as the that she had been w alking around on
Teacher V lelte—G race
M ale, the Oregon city to perform the opera
Atiéndanos
(ssm «star) — Harold evening he w ill ta lk on the question pallbearers. T hey were K a rl O lrard, a fractured one ever since Sunday.
daughter of M r. and M rs. M . M . M ale tion.
M rs. Radabaugh being a fa r
G illette, M ervin M ulligan, June Berg, "W h a t A re You W a itin g For?” The George Cox, Edw in
Mays.
Moody She was on a sleighing p arty a t the o f this city, came down fro m Portland m er p atient o f his whUo reetdlag
Louise Cowden. Bessie Cox, Sh irley choir w ill stnlg several numbers st Neet, B. A. Washburns, and
tim e and Injured her foot In an acci to spend th e weeh sad w ith her hero. M r. Radabaugh was fo rm e rly
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this service.
Richmond.
dent.
. :H
»,
J . •mplorod hy th«
In the grade schools the nonor roll
Is divided Into two groups, scholar
ship and perfect attendance. The Jun
Clubs, w ill address the members of r,c u l‘ ural work In this valley. M r.
the Lions Club at thetr regular noon-1 F lip pin w ill take up the state promo
day luncheon meeting tom orrow. Hhe tlon <’« I»P»I*'> work, which haa as one
lor high achool shows good attend- w ill talk nn beautifying the highways .” 1 l ! - . l U“ ? n<lln< f’*a ‘ ur*”
sues.
of the state, and w ill probably have o f Oregon booster seals to business
Sevan 8 Grade
< some
constructive
suggestions
to men of the slate.
E rnest M cKinney, musical Inst rue-
Scholarship—H a rla n Duncan, Edna m« k<* relative to the beautification of
im Seh—
1 -11,
____ _
Ht verson. M argaret G a rre tt. L u d le
‘ be M c K e n ile highway due east of | f ° r r at the
‘ he h high
school,
w ill K
be . - present
°t