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No. 22
BASEBALL TEAM Guardsmen Set . CHAMBER BACKS
CLIMBS 1 0 IDP bor Camp Trip COUNTY UDII LAW
Springliold and Yoncalla Tied
For First Place; Hills Crssk
Loses Cams Sunday
Hprlngfleld end Yonrella baseball
teams are now tied for flrat place
In the Cascade league and will pro
bably decide the victors of the flrat
half of the season schedule when
the two team« play a postponed
game.
Roth team« emerged victor* after
hard contests Holiday. Yoncalla bad
*11 she could do to noae out the
Hills Creek nine, while Hprlngfleld
bad to play eleven Inning« to atop
the Junction City Orphan«, S-7. The
Hprlngfleld boy« will probably have
some difficulty also when they
meet the Hills Creek on June 25
on the Willamette team's diamond.
This week-end the local boys
will go to Wendllag for what ought
to be an easy game
District Officers Attend Board
Meeting Tuesday; To Meet
In Eugene Next Week
THURSDAY. JIJNB3. 1*83
NIMFV ENTERED
IN SCHOOL RACE
Annual Encampment Starts
Tuesday For Two Weeks; Delegate* Instructed to Sup­
Training Camps Cancelled
port Effort Placing Lane
Under New Statute
Headed by First Lieutenant
Charles A. Hwarta, the entire per­
sonnel of C company, 162nd Head
quarters organisation of Hprlng
field'.HI r-Zv".";^'"7ty"n'.,r77e"
'
'
day morning, IS strong for their
annual summer encampment at
Camp Clatsop on the North Ore­
gon coast.
Director Contest May Center
Between Three Candidates
Ae Filing Limit Nears
Endorsement of the County Unit
school plan for Lane county w
NEW TEACHER IS HIRED
of Commerce at their monthly
meeting held at Taylor » hall Wed
Election Board Named; Offi­
cers Advertise Wood Bide
Due Before June 27
A large trout try to Ito held an­
delegate- to the County Chamber
School board politic* assumed
nually mi a Hunday the latter part
, of Commerce were Instructed to
new interest here yesterday with
The Hprlngfleld detachment will vote favorably on th» proposal to
of Juue at mum suitable place
the filing of a lengthy petition
board a special train here which .„bmlt the plan Io the voter, for
along (lie McKensi« river will tie
nominating H E. Maxey os candi­
will carry them direct to the camp adoption at the special election to
taken up aa one of the major ao-
date for director in district 19 for
site Stop* will be made In Eugene be held July 21.
tlvltlea of the Hprlngfleld Llona
three year*. Friends of Mr. Maxey
and
other
cities
enroule
to
pick
up
There
was
considerable
dlacua
Arthur
E.
Morgan,
president
of
< lull It woa decided at a meeting
have been urging his candidacy
<*“ M |ilo « on the school plan with the Antioch College in Ohio, is the man
of the buard of dlrectora aud com­
L. Mitchell, former chair
«elected by President Rooeevelt ao
companies
since It became certain that F. B.
general opinion being expreesed rhairmaa of the Tenure»** Valley
mittee ihalrtnen held at the office ma* of the National Ulty Hank of
Flanery. present chairman, would
The Hprlngfleld contingent will that Hprlngfleld school
would Devrlopmeat project. Mr. Morgan
of Or. W. C. Itebhan. Tue.day New York, pkotograpked as hr was
not be a candidate for re-election.
be In charge of Lieutenant Hwarta. benefit under the plan.
leaving eoart during the last day* of
first gained national attention in
evening.
p
bis trail. He was charged with fraud
They circulated hla petition and
Second Lieutenant Walter N. Gos­
The County Chamber of Com­ flood control work in North Carolina,
Conflicting meetlu^ "r <>
•dost actions to evade paymeat of
filed It after he consented to be
sler. and Staff Sergeant Nell H merce at their May meeting In Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansan and
KJ la income taxes
lime to make neceaaary .
Ohio He gave np engineering to come a candidate.
*
Olllons.
Hprlngfleld
requested
an
expres­
head Antioch College in 1*20.
tlona will neceaaltate the bolding
The remaining personnel of the sion from each member body and
With
but
one
day
remaining
In
the flrat uf theae outdoor gather­
In a practice game played here local company Include»:
which to file petition* for the
other Interested group* on the pro
ing« during July of thl« year A
Tuesday evening with the Thurston
Sergeants. Orvel A. Canreli, posai to submit the plan to the
school position. It now seems that
committee will he appointed by
hall club the Hprlngfleld player« Lloyd W Mattison, Verrol N. Mc­
the contest will be centered be
voters
for
their
approval.
A
vote
Mon President
F. Barber, at the
ran away with a 11-1 «core.
Farland. Freeman C. Squires.
tween three candidates. Clifford
to determine whether or not the
neat meeting Io make all neceaaary
The Vida Redalde«, took their
Corporals. William O. Cox. Elmo County Chamber seeks to have the
Wilaon, flrat to announce his in­
arrangement« for the flub dinner.
■econd game from the Hprlngfleld M. Long. Ivan C. Starmer. Hersey measure placed on the ballot will
tention; Walter N. Gossler, assist­
In opening the dlaru«alon on a
Cub« on their home diamond Sun­ F. Tomaeth.
ant postmaster who filed recently;
be taken at the next meeting of
fl»h dinner. Barber atated that he
day 1« 2. The Hprlngfleld Cuba are
and Mr. Maxey.
Privates 1st clans. Leland M. that body.
wa» prompted to do ao by the auc- Unusual Display of Animals Independent from the City team Cray.
Several other minor matters were Outstanding Activities Brings
The school election will be held
ieea whlrb greeted a prevlou» «Iml
Privates, Lloyd F. Frege, Joe D. discussed at Ihe meeting last night
Promised; Pink Lemonade, entered In the Cascade league and
on
June 19 at the Library, and
High
Honor
to
Springfield
lar dinner held here a year ago
coached by William Davis. Neither Gerber. Norman E. Louk. Lloyd E. without taking any action. A num­
Hot Dogs to be Offered
all petition* must he filed not
during the vlilt of Captain and Mr«.
High School Senior
the Rt*d«ldes or Cuba are members Severson. Bruce O. Squires. Everett ber of communications were algo
later thar. Friday evening, June 9.
Frank Winch a« representative« of
T. Squire«, Jam«« E. Yarnall.
An old fashioned cirrus with a ut the league.
read by the secretary relative to
To Miss Virginia Christie, stu­
No Clerk Contest Seen
of the Gilmore (III company.
All
Cltlxen'a
Military
Training
big main show and all the uaual
highway matters In different parts
dent at Springfield high school for
Clayton F. Barber, now complet­
Three-fold Purpoae
lim p« and Officer* Reserve camps of the state.
side shows and conreaalone will be
the past three years goes the ing hl* second year aa district
The fl«h fry 1» expected to serve held at the I. O (>. F. hall next
scheduled for this summer in the
honor of being chasen the most clerk, seems to have the field to
a threefold purpose Flrat. Il will Wednesday evening under the di­
Ninth corp« are* were ordered can­ CIVIC CLUB SEEKS
popular and best all-around girl in himself again thl* year. Mr. Barber
celled yesterday on order* from
be well advertised among all Mona rection of Pine circle. Neighbors of
TO OPEN NEW PARK the senior class for 1*33. Announce­ has been without opposition during
club« In the United State«. eepecl Woodcraft. The main show will
the commandant who la stationed
ment of the winner was made Fri­ the pest two year*. Hla election be­
ally those on the Pacific coast, and start at * o'clock with the aide
at Han Francisco. The order colls
Rose Show Details Planned at day morning at the annual senior ing for one year whereas the di­
will be open to all who rare to at­ shows open before end afterwards.
for the abandonment for the fiscal
M eeting; C h ild ren ’s Parade
girls breakfast held at the Metho­ rector will be chosen for three
year which ends June 30. Several
tend with «pedal Invitation« being
Opening the main «how will be
To Be Continued
dist church under the auspices of years.
extended to different clube and pro­ concerts by two band«, an old time Mr«. Della Vaughn Was Born boys from the Mohawk volley and
the Girls League. New officer* ot
John F. Ketela. Hr., Frank Gor­
other* In this vicinity had been
minent Individual* Thia will pro bend and a more modern one. They
At Trent in 1861; Funeral
Members of the Springfield Civic the League were installed during don, and Frank 8. Clemo were
vide a large community enterprise, will play for the grand march of
enrolled for the C. M. T. C. thia
club want to establish a city park the breakfast.
Service Held Wednesday
named member* of the election
summer.
one In which all people In the Mr the animals and performance about
on the ground Just west of the M.
Miss Christie has been very ac­ board by the school board member*
Kenxle Valley will find Interest Ihe clrcua floor.
The death Monday afternoon of
M Male property on Mill street tive In student affairs at Spring- at their meetltng held Monday
Second. It will become one of the
Mrs. Della Elisabeth Vaughn at her DRILL TEAM WORKS ON
near the river and a committee wa« field for the paat three years. She evening.
M ain Event Interests
outstanding events to which all
Included In thl« «ectlon of the home near Jasper, marked the pass­
PLANS FOR CONVENTION named at their meetltng lost week, has taken part in several dramatic
Willamette Valley reeldentc and
Mrs. Rodenbough to Teach
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. K. productions, has been a member of
program will be an equestrian act. ing of another of the pioneer Iutne
other* will look forward
Third
One
new teacher. Mr*. Leota
Iuka C ircle to Send Young Ladles Page to Interview the City Council
alack wire performance, Irish ele county settler*.
the glee club and other musical Rodenbough. wag employed to
there are always a number of pro­
M
arching
O
rganization
to
phant, the mysterious Cuban Gook.
asking
them
to
clean
up
this
plot
Delia Elisabeth Griffin was born
organisations, was a member of teach the second grade at the Brat-
minent sportsmen traveling up and
M eeting at Salem
of ground for that purpose.
wedding of the barren Lion, ponies. at Trent on February 25. 1861 the
the debate team the past two years, lain school next year. She will take
down the Pacific highway and mo«t
The plans for the annual rose and has also been active In the
Professor Angelo, the magician, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
of these would «top and become
over the work of Mias Eleanor
A great deal of favorable adver­ show were discussed and several
strong men. clowns and others.
Griffin. She was married to Robert
sports and social life of the school. Smith who has been transferred to
tietter acquainted with the McKen
Mrs.
Bide show features will Include C. Vaughn on October IS. 187« at tising for 8prlngfleld Is expected at committees were named.
ale highway and river and would
As a result of her selection her the Junior high at the Lincoln build
a snake charmer, a wild man. the Coburg, and was a member of the Salem this month during the state David Salt man. Mrs. Meda Catch­
become one of the beat advertising
name
will be engraved on the Civic ing for next year where she will
convention of the O. A. R. and their ing and Mrs. Hugh Cowart were
tattoo man. show for men only, Christian church.
mediums for this region.
Club cup which already has four teach the sixth grade. The inclu­
auxiliary
organisation*
when
the
named
to
find
a
suitable
location
the bearded lady, the fat lady. 81a
She Is survived by the following
Tentative plans aa discussed at
sion of the sixth grade in the Jun­
meae twtaa. a midget, and a mu sons and daughters. Mr» Irene Iuka circle of this city «ends the for the flower display, by Mra. A. names on IL one being added each
Ihe Tuesday meeting would provide
year.
ior high school will be another In­
only
young
ladles
drill
team
to
the
B.
Van
Valzab.
general
rose
show
seum of curiosities.
Drury. Thomas O„ Robert N.
for each family bringing their ba*
novation to be tried In the local
gathering.
chairman.
Mrs.
Van
Valxah
also
De
Etta
Sandgathe,
incoming
Hot dogs, hamburgers, pink Vaughn all of Fall Creek. Mrs.
chools next year.
kel dinner and for the Linns club
Eight of Springfield's young announced this morning that the president of the Girls’ League was
members catching and furnishing lemonpde. popcorn, peanuts jwnd Lydia Goff. Medford; James L. of
The employment of Mrs. Roden-
In
charge
of
the
breakfast
arrange­
club
will
sponsor
their
usual
chit
ladle* comprise thia team which
sufficient fried fish, coffee, sugar candy will all he offered for sale Jasper, and Vernon 9. Hampton,
ments. Miss Ann Vogel, league ad bouth Is the first new teacher
will be dressed In white with red dren'a parade.
for
small
sums
A
general
admin
New
York.
and cream for all visitor«. This
which the local board has con­
visor, assisted the girls.
Three brothers, William and cape* and headgear and red silk
would eliminate practically all pre­ alon ticket la now being sold by
tracted for the next year. Three
ribbon
badge*.
Thia
is
the
only
SEVEN
GIRLS
OFF
ON
members
of
the
lodge
This
will
Alex., and W. G. Griffin survive as
paration and actual work by com
members
of the faculty at the grade
group
of
It*
kind
sponsored
by
the
mlttee members on the day of the admit to the main event. Other does one slater. Mr«. Jennie F.d
WORLD’S FAIR TRIP
schools will not be present next
auxiliary
groups.
Regular
practices
small
tickets
will
be
on
sale
Inside
wards and 13 grandchildren.
ft»h fry.
fall, and board members do not
are being held at the armory each
the circus lent for the various aide
With two automobiles and a de­
Plan Monthly Plcnloa
Funeral service« were held Wed­
anticipate the employment of more
afternoon In preparation for the termination to see the United
shows.
Decision to hold one Indoor noon
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
than the one additional instructor.
convention to be held June 20. 21 States from the Pacific to the At­
A door prise will consist of
meeting and one outdoor covered
the Poole-Oray-Barthnlomew chapel and 22
They will force additional teaching
handmade
spread
center
which
la
lantic
coasts,
stopping
off
enroute
dish dinner In the evening during
In 8prlngfleld Rev. Dean C. Poin­
work on the present instructors
Mias Eva Louk was Initiated into to visit the World's “Century of
the next three months was reached now on display at Egglmann's. Thia dexter officiated, and Interment
until the district finances improve.
at Ihe meeting. The outdoor meet­ was made by members of the lodge was made In Mt Vernon cemetery. the Circle at Its meeting held at Progress" fair at Chicago, seven
the armory last Thursday evening Oregon young women left here Sun­ Had Been Resident of Spring-
Board W a n t* 200 C o rd * Wood
ings will be held at some of the under the direction of Mrs. Eggl-
Wood bids for 200 cords of four-
Two newly elected officers were day with high anticipations.
field For Many Years; Fu­
nearby resorts and the feature of mann.
BROTHERHOOD PICNIC
Stevens is Chairman
Installed by Mrs. Myrtle Egglmann,
foot wood were also authorised at
Four of the group. Miss Eunice
each gathering will be a baseball
neral Service Monday
Alex Htevena Is general chairman
the Monday meeting. The board la
Gerber. Miss Eleanor Smith. Miss
PLANNED FOR JUNE 14 past slate president.
game between two teams captained
Thelma Sweeney, and Miss Arah
Mrs. Katherine Bushman, well- advertising for bid* during the next
by the talltwlater and the Mon of the cirrus and Is In rharge of
Nell Arnold are from Springfield. known resident of Springfield for two weeks and will receive them
tamer. At the close of the season the main event. Mrs. Daisy Pugh All Friend* of Church Invited to SENIOR CLASS WINNER
Join In Outing; Basket Din­
The others In the party are Johe- many years and wife of G. G. Bush­ not later than six o'clock on June
the losers of the serie* will pro­ has charge of the side shows, and
OF INTEP.CLASS TROPHY
Mrs Edith Mxton the concessions
ner Will Be Held
phine Hardy of Astoria. Lou Nel­ man. died at the Pacific hospital 26. Bid* are being called for both
vide a feed for the winners.
Idstrlrt Governor Ed Hhea of Many other members of the lodge
With a total of 25 points as com son of Westfir, ana Florence Par- In Eugene on Friday evening. second growth split wood and
slabwood. Each bidder must spe­
Weather permitting, members of pared to 20 for their nearest com vln of Dexter.
June 2.
Portland, and Past District Gover­ have been assisting for several
cify the percentage of old growth
The group of adventurers will
nor«. Jack Ferris of l^a Grande, and weeks In the manufacture of the the Men's Brotherhood of the M. petltor. the Junior class, members
Mr. and Mrs. Bushman had lived
W F. Walker of Hprlngfleld. at various animals and displays to he E. church will hold their annual of the Springfield high school sen drive to Chicago over the Lincoln In Springfield during the time the fir iu hla slabwood. The board
shown
at
the
clrcua.
These
animals
will let contract for whatever
picnic at 8wlmmer's Delight park lor class Thursday clinched their highway and will go to Washing­
tended the meeting
The entire
Bushman family operated the
group adjourned to the Plenary Include the Wampus ('at. a giraffe, near Goshen next Wednesday right to have their numerals en ton. D. C. for a visit after viewing Springfield Mill and Grain com­ amounts of each of the two kinds
home after the business session for ostrich, horses, and others. The afternoon and evening It has been graved on the tnterclass rivalry the fair. Later they will drive down pany. They moved to Eugene re­ uf wood they deem advisable up to
rear room of the Chic Feed store announced by Phil Bartholomew,
the combined total of 200 cords.
refreshment* and a social hour.
cup. The seniors have led all other the southern coast and return to cently to be closer to Mr. Bush­
Next Wednesday members of the has been the workshop for the cir­ third vlce-preeldent.
Last year waa the first time the
classes during the year. Both the their homes via the southern route man's interests there. Their Eugene
Hprlngfleld club will go to Eugene cus and contains some very real­
school* used any other wood than
All members and friends of the boys and the girls added to their across the United States. They ex­ home was at 2209 Agate street.
to attend the meeting of the Eugene istic creations.
old growth slab. The Janitors at
church and their families, together point* by winning the tnterclass pect to be gone about two months.
The circus Is a benefit affair.
Kansas wc« the birth state of the schools reported aatisfactlon
The girls stated on leaving that
Lions club and to hear final plans
with the wives and families of the baseball game for their classes.
they would send news letters of Mrs. Bushman. She was born at with the split second growth.
for the state convention to be held Proceeds are used to assist needy Brotherhood members are invited
The freshmen were third with 17
members of the lodge in maintain­
Newton. Kan aa 58 years ago, and
at Roseburg the same week.
to attend the picnic. Each family I* polats, while the sophomores piled their adventures to this paper.
ing their membership and Insur­
«me to Lane county In 1898. They
requested to bring their own pic­ up a total of only nine.
ance.
lived In western Lane county for O. E. S. MAKES PLANS
NEEDLECRAFT
HOLDS
nic
basket
dinner.
PIANO STUDENTS TO BE
several years before coming to FOR STATE CONVENTION
A program of sports events will SPANISH VETERANS TO
HAYSEED PARTY HERE Springfield.
IN RECITAL SATURDAY LARGE R. F. C. CREW IS
be held during the afternoon and
Mrs. Pearl Schantol, worthy ma­
PICNIC HERE SUNDAY
Besides her widower, she is sur­ tron. of Cascade chapter, O. E. 8.,
Members of Needlecraft club
WORKING ON STREETS early evening.
Mrs. John Htehn will present a
held a Hayseed party last Thurs­ vived by two sons. John Bushman, will officially represent the local
class of her piano pupils In public
Members of all Spanish Ameri­
Twenty-six men are working on
day
afternoon at their regular meet­ and Arthur Bushman, one daughter, group at their state gathering In
recital at the McMorran and Wash-
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL can war veteran organizations In
the
Hprlngfleld
atreeta
this
week
ing
at the home of Mrs. Larson Mrs. Graham B. Smith, all of Eu­ Portland this month. Mrs. Clifford
hurtle auditorium In Eugene Satur­
TO HAVE CHILD PROGRAM Ihe Southern Oregon district which Wright. Sausages, hotcakes. and gene.
day evening, June 10. at 7: IB p. m. according to Lum Anderson, police
Wilson, associate matron, will also
extends from Albany to Ashland
syrup made up the refreshments
Funeral services were held from attend the sessions it was decided
All Interested persons are Invited chief, who ha« charge of the street
A
special
program
will
be
pres­
will meet at Swimmer's Delight
to attend the program which will be work. The men have been given ented Sunday morning at the Bap­ park Sunday for their annual pic­ served the guests. Assisting Mrs. the Veatch chapel In Eugene Mon­ at the semi-monthly meeting held
played by eleven girls and one boy. employment here thru the office tist church by the Primary depart­ nic. Judd Stauffer of General Ij»w Wright were Mrs. W. H. Pollard. day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The here Tuesday evening. Convention
Science church had reports and other business woa
They are Betty Jarrett. Nadyne of the Red Cross out of the Recon­ ment of the Sunday school. Mrs. ton post In Eugene Is general chair Mrs. C. F. Barber, and Mrs. Carl Christian
Olson. Mr«. Fred Walker. Mra. Dan rharge of the service and interment acted on at the session.
Neet, Barbara Jean Miller, Bessie struction Finance Corporation loans Wilfred Cook will have rharge and man for the affair.
Crites, Mrs. Carl Phetteplace and was mad-' & Reet Haven cemetery.
Marlon Gibson, Wlletta Wellman. secured by Lane county. The crew will be assisted by Mrs. Kenneth
The covered dish dinner meeting
A rifle match between Eugene
Muriel Tyson. Marjery Joan Pen- which has been working on the Tobias and members of the Junior and Albany, horseshoe pitching, Mrs. Floyd Westerfleld were guests
to
be held June 20. will be the final
of the club at the meeting.
gra, Ixila Wellman. Janet Douglas, city streets for nearly six weeks World Wide Oulld.
ARIZONA PEOPLE COME
meeting of the chapter member«
and other sport« will be enjoyed
now
has
varied
from
six
to
twenty-
Robert Gibson, Jane Alice Pengra,
Plans for the work of the Sunday Basket dinners will be held at noon
FOR SUMMER VACATION before they take their summer
six men. They have cleared out
and Hasel Nesbitt.
EPWORTH LEAGUE HAS t
vacation.
many drainage ditches, dug new school for Ihe next six weeks were with the Eugene camp furnishing
ELECTION OF OFFICERS Mra. R. L. Whitlow and daughter.
ones and have graveled several por­ discussed at a meeting of the teach­ all the coffee, cream and sugar.
DRILL TEAM TO HAVE
Shirley, of Douglas, Arizona arrived
ers and officers held at the church
tions of the outlying streets.
Marlon Shipley was elected presi­ In Springfield Wednesday after­ REBEKAH’S DINNER.
Tuesday evening.
PIONEER
PICNIC
SET
The
crew
Is
expected
to
complete
MONTHLY MEET FRIDAY
dent of the Epworth League of the noon to spend a considerable part
CARD PARTY TONIGHT
Its work here this week according
FOR TH IS SATURDAY Methodist church at their meeting of the summer visiting at the home
Progressive 22 drill team of the to Mr. Anderson. This R. F. C. REDMOND PARK FOUNDED
held Sunday evening. Frances Sty­ of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Pollard and
The public dinner and card party
Rebekah lodge will hold their employment will cense after the BY WM. HOBBS, IMPROVED
The annual Pleasant Hill pioneer les Is first vice-president; Beatrice
which members of Juanita Rebe­
with
Mrs.
Whitlow's
mother.
Mr*.
monthly meeting Friday evening at end of this month when the borrow­
picnic which was postponed last Carson,
second
vice-president; Alma Pollard. Mrs. Whitlow Is a kah lodge are sponsoring will be
the I. O. O. F. lodge hall. Mra. Riley ed money will be spent It has been
W. H. Hobbs, proprietor of the week because of the heavy rainfall Charline Fish, third vice-president;
held at the I. O. O. F. hall starting
sister of Mr. Pollard.
Bnodgraaa. Mlsa Maxine Hnodgrnss, announced.
Springfield laundry, came In for has been set again for Saturday, and Florence Belle Fish, fourth
at 6:30 tonight. Mrs. Glenn Stone
and Mrs. William Rouse will have
some mention In a recent Issue of June 10. according to H. C. Wheeler vice-president. Other officers elec­
Mrs. Lottie Fisher, Miss Edna
charge of the entertainment and
Vlelts Mother—Mrs. Jennie Mc­ the Redmond Spokesman In connec­ general chairman for the event. ted are Margaret Jarrett, secretary- MOHAWK VALLEY PICNIC
Swarts. Ernest Black and Oswald
refreshments.
Coy of Roseburg spent Monday tion with a city park which he was This Is an all-day outing with baae- treasurer; Ruth Pollard, pianist;
DATE SET FOR JULY 16 Olson are In charge of arrange­
and Tuesday In Hprlngfleld visiting Instrumental In having established ball games and other activities and Irving Davis, chorister; and Faye
ments.
League Cabinet Meets—A called with her mother, Mrs. Mary Me while a resident of Redmond. A Is being sponsored by the Pleasant Parsona, sponsor.
July 16 has been set for the an­
meeting of Ihe Epworth League Pheraon.
number of ornamental evergreen Hill Christian church young people
nual picnic of the Mohawk valley
Entertain For Friends
cabinet was held at the church
trees have been planted In the park thia week.
Church Board Meet* — Monthly pioneers to be held near the Staf­
Dr. and Mra. W. N. Dow enter­
Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Leaburg Resident Here — Mrs. this spring. The park was establish­
meeting of the official church board ford school house. A meeting of tained a small number of their
Plana for the Installation of officers Mary Elston of Leaburg was a ed at the time Mr. Hobbs was presi­
Jasper Man Here—J. F. Toops of of the Methodist church was held committees was held at the school friends at a social gathering at
thl* Hunday evening were discus­ business visitor In Hprlngfleld on dent of the Redmond Garden club Jasper was a bualneas visitor In at the church Tuesday evening at Sunday to complete plans for the their home on Emerald Heights
sed.
Wednesday.
and haa been named Hobbs park. Springfield Wednesday.
annual outing.
last night
7:N .
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CIVIC CUB CUP
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RESIDENT PASSES
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