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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS TWENTY-NINTH YEAH HPKIN0F1KL». I«ANK COUNTY. OREGON, TIIÜKHI JAY. JUNE 23. 1932 No. 24 STUART NAMED Hansen-Giles Wedding Held SCHOOL OFFICER SWIM CLASSES Valley Residents Entertain Pastor 10 FORM HERE Mi«« Junnltn L. Demmsr, of Medford, Chosen New Fac ulty Member at H. S. Meeting of Civic Croups Held at City Hall Wednesday to Diseuse Arrangements SECRETARY IS NAMED Sids for 200 Corda of Wood Called by Director«; July 3 Set at Final Date Kiioeh C. H iu arl w ill »«rva Springfield school tinani (ui Small Croup Hear« Rev. Dean Poindexter Read Marriage Dr. W. H. Pollard Named on Vow« Monday at Thurston World Service Commission, Meets in Chicago July 7, 8 T h e m arriage of M ia* V irgin ia dau* b,,’r Mr aod Mr «'ríe llaiiHcn, lu K«iiu«th O li«*, ut M e d fo rd , waa »olemulxed at Ilia home of Ilia bride al Thuratun M un day iifturnooii. June 2V. before a h iiih II group of Im m ediate fam ily members and close friend» P la n , for a two w eek, .w im m ln « Another high honor, inainbarahlp on Ilia W orld Harvlca Coin in laa Ion <il Ilia M alhodlal church, waa ac corded Ur. W. H. I ’ollard. Spring- (laid phyalctun, (h l* weak, accord ing lo nolle«« received by hlui this week. W h eth er or not Dr. Pollard Will lie ubla to «tland the m eeting* n( thia group 1» »till u n c e rta in - The W orld Service Commission v(lWpo, ^ m em ber.. to u r e to be offered to the public hare probably during (he last two Hav. I lean ( ’. Poindexter, paator I hi- MuthiHllai Episcopal church n a ii Ih ra a yaara a * a ra m ili o í Cr Springfield, read the aervlca In declnlon <»r 12« v o le ra who w au l i 4 i the p o ll, at the L ib ra ry Monday k % ™ d «4,orsUd w it h , ’ t 4». lum» ana m o d i om ni«' bio» ¡ nine m lnlatera. and two bishop». I l u fftriioo n und »«vt* n I iim tu dioo>«< .. . . «o ie bride waa draaaed In « i |« the duty ut the group to plan a attccaaaor tu ('. A H w a rta , r e tir in g I pow. a chiffon draaa and car Hllll „ „ n in e the a c tiv ities ot th e candidate (or memliar. »ho la rlad w ■d pink aweetpaaa church fur the (our year perioda a h e rlíí of Ionie county. Mr». G a haa bean aecretary at which lap»« between Intern atio nal Htuart polled MM vole* a* again»! | the Springfield high achool (or the conference», auch aa the one Juat 41 (or Em ery Itlchardaon. h l* op . . . . » i P“ "' » "•*» • M r. till« » waa (orm ! completed at A tlan tic C ity, poneul. In t a « e i I on ay on j pr|y chief of (Milica of Springfield Members o f the commlaalon have r l« a ,b a r.u n o p p < ..a d (o r a - .e la c llo n t o iiii|ii( iw 1 1 ¥ |.mii1 =10. E. S. PICNIC PLANS ARE MADE Election of another teacher lo the Springfield high achool faculty, the election of a aecretary for the high achool, and the calling of bid» Annual Affair to Be Held at Edged Grove July 10; Vaca for wood for the three schoola for the w inter were all m a tte r, taken J tion Period is Set up at a special m eeting of the board ■ Plana for the annual picnic of the which was held at the C ity H all a fte r the elect Ion al g o'clock Mon t aacade chapter. O. E S , were |b MANY MOTOR TO RESORT FOR PROGRAM WED. P. M. HHinos Large Croup Honors Rev. and Mrs. Hagen at Walterville Party on Tuesday H av and M r» E B H ag en New Soaring Ship at Spring- field Field Kept in Air More Than Eight Minutes of W “ IU’rV ,ll,‘ wen! “ « '‘« h tfu lly .n r priaed Tuesday evening. June 21. at Klng homp wh* n * < rouP °» DALTON SHINN RETURNS W eek, of July were form ulated laat ,n 10 8pMld ,h ® night at a meeting held at the C ity I l" g wltb tbem - Tbla ln ‘ he n»- lia ll al which lim a representatives ,Ur* o i “ ,arw eH p a r,’r U «m *» of th« various civic o rg an izatio n. " nf" 5' ed bX the young people on met with Miss Phyllis Hartzog, the lawn w hile the older onea v is it Edwin Markham fomoo« (set, ed around a bonfire. celebrated hi» eightieth binb-tay re Had Cross health worker. During the evening a lovely cently by reading from hi. p, *- No final plana were completed. fore an audience which pack* ' * •Mrs. Ernest Uertsch ws< named to hound scrap album waa presented York"« larve«t -or. • Ith Mlaa Hart«««’ In making 10 tbe honor <ue" t" ln »PPreclatlon act of the work they have carried on I necessary preparations. In th a t vicinity. T h e classes, which will be con R efreshm ent, of cake- coffee ! ducted by persona who have passed sandwiches, and pickles were aer the Red Croat life saving examlna tlona. w ill be divided into tw a ved at a late hour to the following R* r * ■ « M r" ° E groups one for adults and thoaej who can Mwlru, and another g ro u p , _ Mrs. Goldie Cooper, Lenora and for the sm aller children. The firs t Ru" ‘,el1 Coop*«". John King. M ar group w ill use eith er the m ill race * “ ret an<1 jHan K ln *" M r" and •M r" of E n |o f d a, B)X)th KtJ1 ' c « Sylvester, M r and Mrs Jim Expensive Features * o rv . ............ d l . .... ........................„ H u c k ln a . C l e m e n t and Jerry tam m ent to Be Dropped; Jerry T he pond la empty and full Hn(.k(liit John Holm , Mrs. Others Being Sought ! of clean clear water. T he use of l t ¡ „ , _ Gina Morali. George Momb. Mrs. A. ------------1 1 M lias been ---------------- offered by the company a „ Tb- child m n a group w ill probably ig m p b e ' 1’ “ a r «ba- Howard, and -«naSderably revlaed and re m » ,M. Ull|?ht (he w a, M „ „ f l a u d e f ampbell. Mrs.»John Foun ‘ he Oregon S la te fa ir w ill tain. C arroll Fountain, Ann. Don «« < ” > “ >!» year operating on a bud the W illa m e tte river. SIATE FAIR TO BE th e poaltlon o f d la tr lc t d a r k , re- celvad 11« vote.. T h e two new of a " d M r" Hpr.ng ■ J - U 7 and M T hey w ill outline field Im m ediately a fte r Ilia cere- 'h e expenditure of approxim ately fleer ut Ibe district w ill he sworn i lu and begin th e ir dullea at the f i r s t ' mooy for the southern Dragon city lour m illion» ut dollar» each year III m ake Ih a lr h o m e.! for the next four year». meeting of the hoard lo be held In i * b,‘ r* *b,’> --------------------- , 1,r I*«,Hard haa Juat returned July when the new fiscal school, 'fro m the A tlautltt* coast where he year start» F It. Planer» w ill aa 1 Nervod mm one m em ber of the Ore- sume chairm anship of the board gon I »ay delegai Ion at the confer Ibal (line, succeeding M r Swart enee tlr W II Pollard la the other mem her of the board GEIDER PILOTS M aior John S Cohen, owner and editor of th. Atlanta Journal ap- pointed United States Senator iron Georgia to »occeed the late Senator H a rri« ( LANSBERY HOME RAZED B V C l s u r e u u c n a . c e rv a w BY FLAMES WEDNESDAY ! MacManiman Seeks Official Check of Flights; Former Record About 2 Minutes All form er glider records fo r thia I part of Oregon and many of the | Northw est records are being , broken u no fficially by students of ' «be Springfield School of Plying | and others who have aided In the construction of the new Challenger I C-3 type of soaring glider b uilt nt j the flying field under the direction of Jim M acM anlioan. manager. T he new glider la almost tw ice aa large aa the firs t one used In this county. It la designed fo r soar- t e r - 1 “ re,tu,“r Ope“ e° * ‘ plt for ,he P|,ot Kim lia r to an a ir plane lnMead havlDg the perched on a »mall block of wood at lhe very nOBe of the «Mder. Flig hts of 80fl to 1000 faet haTe ^ ome qulte common tfc, , new type of glider here Kenneth T h e eight room home of M r and aid, and N e il M cA rthur. G reta Zeh- I«**" ‘ han one-third the total j Coburn and E a rl McCarty have M rs. Coy l^ansbery east of Spring- ner. Ruth Hucklna, Dorothy Sm ith, receipts for tl,e past year it w a s jb o th flow n the from , he Mrl E g po tte r Vlolet d A1 , decided at a meeting of state off)-1 hangars at the flv ln « field to th e field on the M cK enzie highway wa i CHURCH PLANS SPECIAL com plately destroyed by fire at 2 SERVICES FOR SUN DA« tb, i0„„, Tu. , a„ p. m. Wednesday Most of the fu m l S oeclal service« a re h a ln e ..lan S?me ° f tl>‘* ln’ lted * u e ,t’ w ere T h e fa ir oard was authorized to the Booth-Kelly m ill and then clr- lu re was saved. T he house was par-, ned at the Christian church for "|“ k n L ? ° P^e,,,,n, be<aU"e m m reta * * tog a H ° f lh * e X C, e < i “ r * ‘ “ rn « d “ > ‘ h * atart " Hally covered w ith Insurance. The G am e, are .hough, to have ! a c c o r d i n g to R ev V eltle T he ’ X ^ ^ T h l c X v ^ r p S : ‘“ ^ ‘g ’ Sder I . frequently kept A large delegation of Springfield people motored lo Cascade Resort on the I'p p e r M cK enzie riv e r W ed » f r i e d in the hltchem Mr». Lana- ¡.e ^ o r o i The nesday evening to attend the pro- hery was v l.l,lo g »t her m o th e rj, and « ram Presented by the Eugene h o m e .n d Mr L s n .b e ry w . . work- -ab je c t. T he < h ri.tla n Encourage- 11<ht. and the M urphy-Modhiei ' ham ber of Commerce and the j lug on his automobile ln the gar ment « It * ' ° nK " » ‘ “ 1" a' * d w ith °D an •»“« “l “ WD th * ‘ r ° " n W“ T d" r,Dg pr* ’ ,on8 ’ ea'! the a ir '" ng a" ,n l" “ ‘ ea electric sons A 50 cent admission w ill be which M acM anim an th in k . I . a re- ( har(ted revised to provide a considerable tim e previously made In this vlcl- made hare Tuesday evening al the dan< “ »ponsored by A l Kuhn, resort age when the fire started T h e roar q «»rtet w ill sing. T he evening ser McKENZIE VALLEY sum for free grandstand attractions nltv w ith a glider baa been a little M „ , ' final meeting of (ha lodge group «h* people fr o m , ,.f the flam es first attracted Mr. v k * wil1 be evangelistic w ith - Miss Juanita L. Dem m er of FILLS SCHOOL POSTS O fficials feel that none o f the | mure than tw o minutes. »ong service and numbers by the ford was chosen as a naw mem ber •>»*»«•* ‘ ha sum mer vacation period Springfield left early and drove lanisbery's attention. ------------- ' ecopnmtea ordered w ill In ju re the i Mr. M acM anim an la now making M urphy-M oahler quartet. The’ even- a rriv in g at th e lr destlna 1 ------------------------------- a . . .. .. ,. , . . . . . . . i of the high school faculty Hha w ill | ‘ he picnic w ill ba held at the Ed- leisurely .Ion before dark H A P P Y H O U R C L U B H E A R « ! '«« ■“ « o'clock f° r tbe “ cKenzle fair, bu, w ill actually make the fa i. a rra n g e m e n t, to have aeronautic Among those from t h l. city who ° UR CLUB H EA R S A Hp, clal pro<rara „ aUo ’ » « n A W rieto w ere elected at the bigger and better for the v i.ito r officials come here In the near fu t«ach L atin and w ill have charge «ell grovs near the Stafford school of the Romance lomguages depart “ “ M arcola road Sunday. July s e , epl.-d .he invitation of M r Kuhn LECTURE ON BOOK TYPES planned by the C h rl.tia n Endeavor e'eC“ ° n i M ° " day 4” tO‘ , M g h ‘ " “ " T ,,8? 0 ? ! '¿ 7 ‘° w enl at the School. 10 Ea< b , a "’ “ > l* * a“ * <' ,o bring a. 7 o'clock Sunday evening. The ' ° WB: 1 *ng eVeDU' drOPPed ,rom the be' ng m ,d e Wlth ,h e * ,,d e r" Miss Ina Clenieul was named ssr- 'h e ir lunch baskets, and coffee w ill lo attend were M r aud M rs. Julius V id a— W a lte r M illican, clerk; fa ir this year These attraction s M em b e r, o i the Happy _ _»«« Moet of these flig hts are made PPJ Hour u. club , mu program wj|| be In the nature of > Eulop. M r and Mrs. I-arson W rig h t. re la ry at the school to eaecoed Mlaa be furnished by the ( haptar. have been costing the fa ir fa r more on Sundays, he say«, and are made heard M artan Powell W lld m .n talk a (an ipf(rt. and „ c8)1k1 Ar()Und W illia m Ovlngton, director. M r. and Mrs. C lifford W llsop. M r. V irg in ia Hansen, who »»« m arried j Mrs. W K lla rn e ll Is chairm an Leaburg— Lee Fountain, director; than the receipts. Horse exhibits at irre g u la r Intervals during the on b<M,k» fo r children and a d u lt. („ e ( am p i)re in A frl(.a M1. a Ade Ibis weak and who haa gone , o <>f “ 'a picnic com mute.- H e r assist and Mrs N I.. I ’ollard. Mrs. W a lte r at their meeting Tuesday at the w ill be held as usual. M any other day a fte r 10 o'clock. H e invites the p,.rkinH „ |pad<.r v ,. Sam Sw afford, clerk. Gossler. Dr. W . N Dow. F. B. Flan Medford to m ake her home Miss a,,,a M r* M argaret Kenyon and Deerhorn-*— E a rl Thienes, dlrec- fairs in the U nited States have ell- public to drive out to the airp ort y«-'|,| , 1| " ,’ rS J" ,' n b etels. Mias d|n < > Qarten w m g|ng HpeCja ) music Clement haa assisted at the high M r»- w E Oswald Olson ery. F. B H a m lin . W . A T a y lo r. H, W lldm an brought w l.h her severs. a, th((( meptlnK tor; Leland Shrode. clerk. minated the horse races and in t e r - 't o see the operation of the glider. achool for soma tin.« and has be have charge of Iranxportatlou O. blbblee, W . K B arnell. John books from the M cM orran and W a lte rv ille — Alvin Stephens, dl- eat in them has lagged and receipts | An autom obile is used to tow the ______ Pyle, John Anderson. 1. M. P eter come fa m ilia r w ith her duties A rra n g e m e n t, have been made to , rector; Mrs. Lulu Key. clerk. have not been sufficient to m ake glider startin g It off into the air. W ashburue book departm ent which PRUITT FAMILY HOLDS Rids for »«HI cord o f wood wars h a»e «ho»e without transportation son. T helrn er Nelson, and W . H. she used to illustrate her talk . Cedar F la t— Mrs. W a lte r Easton, up the necessary purses. Losses on T he tall grass on the runways of Adrian. a ..........ailed al the meeting They | register al the Kelels drug store This wa the final m eeting of the REUNION EVENT SUNDAY director; H a rry Endicott, clerk. these two items In Oregon last year the field is being mowed this week specify 2(H) cord, of four fool old Th’ • • • 'h e Iasi one be- 1 to fa c ilita te the take-offs. club u ntil Septem ber when the Thurston— W illia m B arnett, dl- were around »12.000 or s e e n d growth slab, block, or ,ora •« "» » » « recess period dor- RAILROADS NOW OFFER group w ill be entertained by «Mrs ^"be annulJ1 reunion of the P ru ltL re c to r. j j ra Fy-ed Russell, clerk. A new a rriv a l at the flying field T he retrenchm ent program of the fam ily was held at Ashland in L it body fir wmal lo ha delivered a t ! J u l’f a" d Au« u"‘ A » » ", LOWEST JULY 4TH RATES Maude Bryan at her home J fa ir calls for elim ination of free this week Is Dalton Shinn and hl the schools as apedfted by the j « '” » • ' ‘ he m ealing hy M f* Lens hla park Sunday w ith members at- F A M Q U S SPORTSMEN passes; reduction of num ber of em- single-place monoplane. Shinn is tending from various parts of the I board when the bids are opened »Ysedrlck. w orthy m atron, who at- Railroad fares for the July 4th VACATION ON McKENZIE pl° r ee8; reduction of pay for em- well-known here, having purchased j state. N inety-four were p re s e n t' A ll bids must be In by July S. 1S32 | ' • n<*ed the Grand Ixtdge meeting i period this year w ill be the lowest MISS MARY SMITSON IS ployees. Salem has offered fre e po- the firs t sm all ship cons’ ructed at at Puri land last week PARTY GUEST FRIDAY from Ashland G rants Pass. M e d -( CIaren<,e Kolb s(age ^ nd rad,() lice and fire protection, the Cham- the local flying field. H e has had ever offered for that holiday, ac. ford. Eugene. Gold H ill, and Klam- „n, e r l a i o f ... i pam „» Kolh I ber ° f Commerce there has offered his plane stored aw ay in Eugene cording to announcements today by THURSTON COUPLE IS Miss Dorothy H a r, of Thurston ath Falls. Rev. and Mrs. V e ltle to rm blidze the fa ir M any have of during the w in te r months while hp C arl Olson, local agent for South „a LIONS HEAR DIXON ON ui L. L -e _ . . „ , „ and D ill, comedians, arrived at his PUDiiiize tne la ir. Many nave or and Miss Echo Tom setl, were host P ru it, and fam ily were present. M r summer home Qn thp M c K e n lle fered th eir services to the fa ir free has been at Madison. Wiscon In. a t MARRIED ON JUNE 1b ern Pacific company. HIGHER SCHOOL BILL F r,da Qf , agt wppk „ r fo r expenses. T here w ill be no tending the state university. Shinn T he agent revealed plana of his esses for a -urprlse birthday party P ru itt being the son of M r. and near , p>b H a rry Endicott and Mias France«, ----- --------. ____ J building conipuny for a five-day excursion honoring Miss M ary Smltaon F rl Mrs. D L. P ru it, of G rants Pass. to spend . one week fishing . for red- building improvements improvem ents this this »ear year, Is hauling his plane out to the field Law rence were m arried on Wed i A- ‘ Dixon, vice-president o, the A special service was held at the sides. H e brought as his guests on Lawns, shrubs, flowers, and roofs this week where he expects to have program. June 30 to July 4. Inclu- day evening at the home of Miss nesday evening. June 16. at Itev E ,1<M" b K«*Hy lum ber company, and l slve. w ith Oregon and five other Sm 'tson's parents. M r. und Mrs. C hristian church at Ashland Sun the short vacation trip . T y Cobb. ’r,1‘ *** kePt up- T he K»‘es ‘ ° th e 11, assembled and ready for flights V Htiver a home at Goshen In the actively engaged In an opposition western state» Incorporated In the PmRson. Guests were Margu day morning with Rev. P ruitt as a j ampug baseball man and D r ! Grounds w ill be kept closed e x c e p t' in a short while presence of a few friends and re la campaign on the school merger bill scope of the o ffer. i ‘ arp enter, Jeannette Thninp ololst. A fte r a dinner in the park H a rry M artin mem ber of the Call- llurln 8 fa ir week to reduce expense — — — — — —- tives T he groom Is the son of M r. now In process of Initiatio n A return lim it of July 12 on a ll A ,-Va T hatch er. L am ar Brat the group again assembled at tlae' fornlj, boxing commission. I “ »’a» decided. COAST OUTING FOR . . - Donald H aw k. u .............................................. -------------------- -------- --------------------------------------------------Dateg for the annua, fa)r th (g i - ! journeys ha been set by the com | . ' . ,ln Richard W r ig h t.' church ........... where . . Rev. P ru itt showed, and Mrs John Endicott of T h u rs the principal speaker a, the 1 ton and Ihe bride 1« a daughter of meeting of the Lions club F r id a y 1 GIRL SCOUTS SOUGHT ' any. Olson said H e expressed the Morr,B « “ «wari. George Thatcher, pictures which he and his party R A |y K r i i u n c n r c i r N i T m -v ear have been set as September ..pinion that thousands of vacation l,ru ce Squires, and Everett Che, look on a boat trip down the Rogue U ta iU N A ItU Mrs. Eva loiw rence of W a lte rv ille noon. October 1. Mr Dixon traced the various Plans fo r a two-day outing to the M r Endicott Is a graduate of T h u rs riv e r front G rants Pass to Gold sis. as well as persons tak in g ad- '»«’<><*, AS PREFERRED CLAIMS Pacific ocean beaches at Yachats ton high school and has been em phas«»e o f the proposed measure, ¡van tag e of the three-dar holiday, j , Beach las, summer. Bank funds of the Com m ercial W|SS COFFIN HOSTESS fo r mem bers of the Springfield ployed a , "T h e Blossom F arm " foi and told something of the history w ill avail themselves of Ih e low CIVIC CLUB MEMBERS State bank, now in liquidation.; FOR FORMER RESIDENTS 011"1 Sc° u ‘ troop are to be consider several months Mrs. Endicott has nf the men who are promoting Ihe fares. IUKA MEMBERS ARE AT TO PICNIC NEXT WEEK totalin g *6.363.49 which had been ' ------------- this we* k *»y the scout com m it been In Portland tak in g nurse'» campaign to have the measure CONVENTION CITY , (|epogjted |n , be Banb „ ( com m erce J A num ber of form er residents of tee. M em bers of the group are M ra. training. They w ill make Ih a lr placed on the ballot this fall, tellin g Annual picnic fo r m em ber of the , -------------- in Eugene before the institution . Springfield were guests of Miss W . K. B arnell. Mrs. W . C. W rig h t, home In Eugene Guests present at something of the life of both M r AUTO LICENSE PLATES C ivic club and th e ir fam ilies will Five members of Springfield, Zorn, fig u ra tiv e head of the move the wedding were M r». 1-awrence MUST BE ON BY JULY 1 be held at the W illa m e tte Park Iuka circle, num ber 28. LadleR Au- closed Its doors were designated as Florence E. Coffin at an inform al Mrs. Dean C. Poindexter, Mrs. a preferred claim and ordered paid entertainm ent at her home in Port- W anda Barnes, and M rs. E. E. May of W a lte rv ille . M r and Mr». John m ent; H ecto r M cPherson, auth or of Unless Governor Julius M eier <le south of Springfield on Thursday x llla ry , G. A. R.. are in Corvallis Tuesdav by G. F. Skipw orth, c ir - ! land on Wednesday of last week, Mrs. O. H . J a rre tt is the Spring Endicott of Thurston, M r. and Mr» Ihe h ill; and M r Slocum, campaign June 30. It was announced this this week attending the annual rlares another m oratorium on the I cult court Judge. Claim s for funds 'T h o e attending the a ffa ir were field representative on the lam e Clinton Conley of Eugene. The manager. week hy Mrs. David Saltsman. club m eeting of the Grand Arm y of the i belonging to other closed banks of; Mrs. E tta L it,e ll.. Mrs. Anne Young County G irl Scout council, and ' ■ paym ent of auto license fees all mo- young people gave them a charivari president. T h e ladles w ill go to the Republic and of the A a » ‘" ar y , , he county were a, so „,,alKnated ai< i Sandberg. M rs Jessie New m an Mrs. A. R. Sneed I . the troop Monday evening ANNUAL PIONEER PICNIC tor vehicles operated regularly park with th e ir fam ilies during th e , group Springfield representatives Misener. Mrs. E lla Young G riffith s. leader. w ith in the state must have the new preferred. PLANNED ON SATURDAY 1932-33 license plates attached to afternoon and a picnic dinner w ill attending the meetings are Mrs. I Mrs. Alice K ester Lorah, Mrs. METHODISTS TO HEAR be held al 6:30. A ll persons who W and« Barnes. Mrs. Pearl Know ler. O live Sm ith Kalxer, Mrs. Bess Pal- WEINER ROAST HELD them by a week from to-morrow. T h e annual meeting und picnic ra re to are Invited to bring their Alice Doane. Edith Lax,on and j BOY SCOUTS HEAR TALK | nier H a ll. Mrs. Genevieve Copen- CONVENTION REPORTS T he governor has Indicated that of the Lane county Pioneer associa AT JASPER THURSDAY lunch baskets and Join the group M yrtle Eggimann. ON SUMMER CAMP PLANS haver Folio, M rs. Maude G orrle ________ there w ill not be any m oratorium Heporl» of the Q iindrlennlnl Con tion w ill be held nt the Cal Young granted this yeur such as he Isaued e ith e r during the afternoon or even u D a „ Psy. Mro- Bertie Kester W a lk e r. Young people of the Christian ference of Ihe M ethodist church farm north of Rügen« Saturday last Jupe when he personally as lng. MANY ATTEND PICNIC , iino Misses M arjo rie Machen und church held a w elner roast near secretary for this d istrict, a tte n d -., June 26. Sessions w ill begin at which they attended nt A tlan ltc sured motorists of Im m un ity for AT SWIMMER'S DELIGHT ed the w eekly gathering of the Jasper Thursday evening laat week. ______ _ <U»y during June w ill be given at 10:30 and everyone attend ing Is one m onth from prosecution If they BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE Miss M ary Hadley, Miss Dawn local Scout troop at the Methodist asked to bring a basket w ith a pic the Methodist church here H,inday were arrested without having pro A large group of young people of church Tuesday evening and t o l d ' ^ ^ D CROSS NEEDING ENTERTAINED TUESDAY Church, and Mis« Barbara Adams morning hy Dr. nnd Mrs. W . H. Poll nic dinner. Coffee nnd Ice-cream cured the necessary plates. the Methodist church attended the The the boys about plans which have Miss 6nna JARS FOR CANNING w ere In charge of arrangements. ard. I)r. Pollard w ill report on the w ill he furnished. license plates this year are black Young people of the Baptist sw im m ing party and w elner roast Those were Mabel M o ffitt, W illia m been completed for the annual sum actual business work of the confer W h lle a k e r Is president of the as w ith cream colored numbers. church were guests Tuesday even which the Epw orth League spon F ru it Jars are needed for canning M cLean. M erton Ferebee, Shirley m er camp. T h e firs t camp period ence. and Mrs. Pollard w ill tell of sociation this year and R. (). Potter ing of M rs Wni. G. T a y lo r at the sored at S w im m ei's Delight resort starts on July 5 and ends on July In the county-wide re lie f campaign Drew , all of Eugene, Jewel H elter- the entertainm ent and servlcea held In secretary. parsonage. Miss Carol Chase assist Tuesday evening. Members of Mrs. FOUR-H GIRLS HOLD B arbara Adams, Beulah 17. No members of the Spring- being carried on by the Red C ross,! brand In connection w ith the conference. ed the hostees. A talk on Great Van Vsixah's Sunday school class Bainbridge. Quentlne Thu rm an , according to Miss Phyllis Hartxog, field troop have signed up for the T here w ill he no sermons at the MYSTERY. MELODY CAR OUTING ON FRIDAY B ritain wa» given during the even assisted w ith the arrangem ents. m em ber of the county chapter staff Herm an Mead, LeRoy Inm an. Mra. camp period yet. church Sunday Rev. Dean C. Poin ing by Rev. T ay lo r who visited that VISITS HERE WEDNESDAY who makes reg ular visits to Sprlng- Paul Hadley and M rs. H . H . Church. Members of Mrs. L. K. Page's dexter, pastor, and Rev. F rank 8. country some years ago. PASS OPENING BRINGS 1 field. Anyone who can donate fru it Four-H ccmklng club and M rs. O. H. TRAINING SCHOOL FOR Clemo, retired , are spending the en T he M ystery Melody wngon of Ihe J Jars for this re lie f work may leave MANY ATTEND MASONIC INCREASE OF TOURISTS tire week In Portland attending Richfield D ll company made Its o f Ja rre tt's sewing club held a Joint FOREST WORKERS SET j them at the city hall or phone there REBEKAH LODGE HOLDS the annual state conference of th e ir ficial visit to Springfield W ednes picnic at S w im m er’s Delight resort OUTING ON SUNDAY A very noticeable Increase In the j and Miss H artxog w ill call for them. SOCIAL EVENT MONDAY church. A ll sessions are being held day morning when I, was driven F riday afternoon. A ttending were Slxty-tw o employees of the Cas amount nf tourls travel and of busi Much fru it and vegetables are avail-j Alice Neet, F em e Fisher. M a rjo rie at the W llbur-C entenary church. attended cade national forest service guard, . , T hree thousand . people — -------------- over the streets brondcustlng T he regular social meeting of the ness In general has been noted w ill gather at a camp on Goodman able free lf contalner8 fan “ 31 the annual Lane county Masonic T he evening w ill be given over music T he musical equipm ent fea Johnson. W lllm ln a Spriggs. Collene Rebekah lodge was held at the I. since the opening of the M cK enzie u ... „ -„ I .. to put them up. It Is said, to programs of the Young People tures a Inrge concrete horn which Cornell, Jean Louk. L aM oyne Black, picnic at Benton-Lao« anto park creek on the \ \ llla m e tte across: K Delores Nice, D rucllle O gilvie. Fay« O. O. F. h all Monday evening. A pass recently, according to Mrs. A. Sunday. Rex W . D a v L , past grand at Ihe church. from Reserve. June 27 for a three ci- weighs one and one-half tons. Holverson, M rs *C . C. O gilvie, Mrs. paper bag luncheon was held and J. Kuhn at the Cascade Resort. By day tra in in g school under the d l■ LANE COUNTY TO GET m aster of Oregon, was the principal J a rre tt Bnd her daughters, Betty punch served by the com m ittee at fa r the largest number of visitors POISON STRAWBERRY rectlon of Foster Steele. In charge $2.000 FOR HEALTH AID speaker. A large picnic din ner and WALTERVILLE GRANGE come from C alifo rn ia she says. and M argu erite, and Mrs. Cornell the close of the business meeting. swim m ing and other sports were of fire fig h tin g work In the fores, -------------- ROOT WEEVIL NOW HAS MEETING FRIDAY and her children, Fern. Floyd and T he camp w ill continue u ntil June Lane county w ill receive *2,000 enjoyed during the dsy. Visitors from Kansas Frances. PRISCILLA CLUB HAS 29 and w ill Include 10 Instructors for health work from the U nited Thia week Is the proper tim e to Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Bower of Good- A regular m eeting of the W alter- -------------------------------1 States H ealth service this year,- a | H er« from Arlxona— M r. and Mrs. ANNUAL PICNIC TODAY land. Kansas, arrived here W ednes poison the straw berry root weevil vllle Grange w ill be held at the W . Lions O fficial Hers— H a rry A. 8on la Boro— M r. and Mrs. Hu reduction of »600 from the amount Leland M H o ve r of Phoenix. Ari- to prevent fu rth e r Infection says O. W hall nt W a lte rv ille F riday day to visit with M r. and Mrs. C. E H ill, assistant secretary of the Annual picnic for members of the ber, Dersham of Route 1. Creswell, i budgeted las, year. It was stated zona, arrived In Springfield Mon C. E. S tew art, county fru it Inspec evening according ,o an announce Swarts. T he Rwarts fam ily form erly Lions In te rn a tio n a l was In Spring- Priscilla club w ill be held at Sw im are the parents of a baby son born during the week-end by Dr. Freder- day to spend a short vacation a t the tor. F ully 80 percent of Ihe larva ment made this week T he W a lter- field Tuesday getting acquainted mer's Delight this afternoon and lived a, Goodland. to them at the Eugene hospital In ' Ick Stricker, state health officer. home of Mrs. H o ve r’s parents, M r. le now in the beetle stage and ville G range was organised about w ith officers of the local club. M r evening. M rs. W illia m Rouse Is In Eugene on Sunday. June 19. 1932. ; who was In lam e county Investigat and M rs. W. P. Tyson. Mrs. Hover should be killed before more eggs two months ago and Is w orking un Visitors from Salem H U I wns on his way to Los Angelos Charge nf arrangem ents. ing health work. T he county health w ill be rem embered here aa the are laid. T he cost of poisoning an der Its firs , group of officers. M r. and Mrs. Richard Klem m and to complete plans for the In te rn a Visitors from Portland— M r. and budget Is to he prepared b e fo re . form er W ln lfrld Tyson. acre of the plants averages between (laughter. Frances M arie, of Salem, tional convention to be held there Attend D is tric t M eeting — M r ■ — »2.60 and *2.76 this year us com stopped here Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Russell Olson of Portland July 1. he declared. V is it C ra te r Lake— M r. and Mrs. In July. and Mrs. M. B. H u ntly and Mr. and ------------------------------- • Professor V isits Her«— Dr. and pared to *4.60 lust summer. to visit w ith Mr. nnd Mrs. W . A. «tient the week-end here at the; Don Monkins. Miss Pauline Monk- Mrs. J. M. Larson and fam ily drove Leaves for Nebraska — Miss M rs. Flaude C. Wooten of Htanford home of M r. Olson's parents. M r. T aylo r. Ins nnd R. 8. Johns motored to T ak a Vacations — Mies M axine to Florence Sunday to attend the I T helm a Sweeney left Sunday fo r u niversity visited a t the I. M. P»t«r aad M rs. C arl Olson. M arshfield Man H are — lluford C rate r Lake national park Sunday, Snodgrass, office secretary, and m onthly district meeting of the Leaves fo r Home— Miss V irgin ia Nebraska lo spend the summer, son home here last Thursday eves K lght of Ihe M arshfield M ountain returning to Springfield Monday F rank Smltaon. service man for the Am erican Legion and Auxiliary. A Visits Son— Mrs. S. Poindexter i Franz left Sunday for her home at H er brother. Sam. and fath er, le ft lng He was d riving north to Port- Stales Power company office was a evening. M r. Johns rem ained at the M ountain States Power company clam bake and other sea foods were arrived Saturday from Washington Seattle. Miss F ra n t has been at- F riday by m otor for th e mid-west- land where be Is to teach during business visitor In Springfield on park where he w ill bo employed are startin g th e ir vacations this ■ erved the visitors Sunday noon on to visit at the home of her son. tending the U n ive rs ity , from which ern state where they w ill take over the U n iversity of Oregon 8ui Monday. during the summer. wssk. the beach. Rev. Dean C. Poindexter. she graduated thin month. ¡th e m anagem ent of a farm . .session. day night