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ïhey keep fightiaf- Yw keep b a jiif AM* BONDS liltñ Y« THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS U. of O. Ubrary 1 l'IH ST YEAH Blaze Destroys Market Building f* F e w fneeafawnf fa A m H e n * • • X -* a NUMBER 31 SPK I NG FI E LI), LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THUKS., AUGUST 31, 1944 LOCAL COVER BOY ALLEGATOR DRIVER SURPRISES PARENTS Surprising his parents with his picture on the cover page of Life magazine’s current 1 m - «ue, PFC. Hk baid Bennett Is shown driving an alk-gator tractor iamphibious tank) In the murine landing on Guam Island. PFC. Bennett Is the son of Mr und Mrs. Frank Bennett. He is one of the three sons of Mr. und Mrs. Bennett und enlisted in the murine« In Oc tober. 11)42. The young marine wun In the invasion ol Attu In Alusku for many months, loot er be was sent to tractor school at Camp Pendleton. He hi now at Guam. The three Bennett boys, F rank, Richard and Robert at tended school in Springfield when their parents lived ami ((Iterated a meat market, wtiere the Burdge store is now located. They have lived in Eugene tire past several years where Rlchaid gradual- tsi irom high school. Alexander Io ^ Ha" “ “ . Hearing On Park 1400 Tons Of Flax At Home Wednesday Head W ar Fund District Friday Reach Riant Sheds School Students Register Sept. 18 William All»ert Hal,, who was a widely known resident of Registration for the new fall I S. W Alexander, Springfield. Springfield for the past 35 years, | A hearing before the county Kite <l«Mtroyad the I'urn mount » F air Season E xperienced school terms In both grade and ¡merchant, has Iteen selected a s ' died after a long Illness at his court on the Springfield propos- LT. SWARTS TELLS OF Murket TueMluy m orning caus high school will be held Monday by Grower* Cooperative; home in Springfield, 1122 N. ‘ ed park and rec reational district local district chairman for the ing <i In«« prntNihly In exee«« of ITALIAN CAMPAIGN morning, September 18, it Is an R ettin g and D eseeding Natlonul War F'und drive for Fourth street, Wednesday m om -¡will be held Friday morning at $00,<MX). The Springfield fire de- nounced today by Supt. E. H. LL C- A (Tom) SwaxU arriv Ing, August 30, 1944 Mr. Hall 10 o’clock at the courthouse. In- U nderw ay this year. Chairmen for the va pertinent fought the blute and Sllke. Grade school registration ed at his home In Eugene last waa the owner of the Hall repair terealed people are invited to lie rious divisions will he worked wmm utile to save the Greenwood With about ,.400 tons in the Thursday for a 21-day furlough, •tarts at 9 o’clock and at the shoe shop at 420 Main street present by the backers of the out soon by Mr. Alexander and lunch which oorupfted an adjoin storage sheds the 1044 flax crop Mra swarts, who was visiting Union high school at 8:30. Teach the Springfield community Springfield, and had been In the movement. ing tnillding on the west Hide of business for many years. He was I The petition for the park dis- »« Prac irally al1 harvested, ac- relatives California when lie er assignment to different facul chest committee. the market born ,n Chicago, III., June 13,! trict Is expected to go ahead as -cording to Fred DeVos, arrived, returned to her home ty position« are also announced Springfield last year rained on ]h e fire la thought to have 1873. He lived with his m other.1 projosed with the exception of I ’-he Oregon Fibre Fix* Grow-, Saturday. Lt. Swarts, who Is In today by Mr. SUke. the combined drive of war fund |M «en caused by on overloaded ■--* military police of the army aml focal community cheat $11J Mrs Elixa Hall, in Springfield, the Mount Vernon district. A tje .s association, The crop was Union high school busses will motor In the cooling equipment i 347. A similar amount will be re- until her death, April 26, 1941. the request of residents of that not quite up to estimates hut has served overseas for the past run the pame routes as last year for the locker room, and prob F uneral arrangements will be district, who want to establish J’here is still 700 tons of last year In Italy and Africa. He xe- bringing the country students in i qulred this year although the ex ably had been burning for aome announced later by the Phil Bar-1 their own district, the area will years crop on hand so the plant turned to the United States for Monday registiation. Town act quota has not been set. time When the manager open- , The national war fund cam tholomew <-ha,«el in Springfield be set out by motion from the will operate to capacity for an- with a ship load of German pris students are asked to wait until ed the «tore door uliout 7:30 oner*. ■ ■ . - — _ . i boundaries of the proposal as , other year. Tuesday morning to register. j palgn Is out for a goal of 250 mil- Tuesday morning the pluce ex I submitted by the petitioners. I The flax this year is not quite Lt. Swarts say* fighting in the | lion dollars and Oregon’« share All the grade school teachers ploded In flame. so gixxJ as in some former years Italian country has been partic will be in excess of one million W AVE COFFELT IN IteiddeM the Io*» of the Imlkl- Twenty-five per cent of the but ig a fair crop, points out Mr. ularly tough on the allied force*. are now hired, unless the enroll and a half. County quotas have HOSPITAL TRAINING ment demands one more. The lug. the ntoie stock und equip property owners in the proposed p^Vo*. Early cold weather and not yet fteen announced. Wilma Mae Coffelt, who re district have signed the petition tben (by periods in the growing He says the German prisoner« high school staff Is complete menl there were score« of peo usually are easy to handle be cently was inducted into the as required by law. The city ; Keason is believed to caused the with the exception of a U. S. ple wlu> fthet the contents of WAVES, has been selected for council of Springfield have also fit>».r to be shorter than usual, cause they have been taught to history and general science COLDREN S HAS NEW their food go kern. While the obey command:- teacher, which will be hired for lockers were not deetroyed the Thl» bas been a good retting PROPRIETOR THIS WEEK advanced training at the U. S. approved it. The county court is naval hospital corp« on comple full or part time contents were damaged ami Mr. and Mrs. Otto G. Otl and tion of WAVES indoctrination expected to set a date for the spe- season and the plant is farther meat smoked up *»» that much of cial election to vote on the prop- tban ever before. About 50 men Grade school teacher assign family of Medford purchased the trdning, at the naval training it could not tie saved. Because of are working on retting and de ment in the three schools la an Coldren confectionery store In school loi WAVES at New York osition. the undetermined amount of Enthusiasm for the district, seeding. nounced as follows: • Springfield th is week. Yu* 4 *•>- Mias Coffelt recently com food in the locker»» and accurate Scutching has been shut down move her»- ami take charge the pletan a six weeks' basic train- which has been discussed for Brattaia School umount of <luinug»‘ In dollar« tan John H. Reynolds of Spring- tost ol September. Mrs. Dora mg at the New York WAVE over a year, continues high and while all efforts have been on Principal, Elizabeth Bennett. field, route 1, died of a heart at the sponsors believe it will carry retl|ng and threshing but will not lie estimated Coldren ano Mr. and Mrs. L. A. school with a rating of seaman, Grade 1—Helen Goodknecht, started up again in a week or tack Monday morning, August Alen on their way to work at Rogers, who have been in the second class. She is the daugh handily. Three park comnfls- Cascade chapter, Order of the business In Springfield the mill*, logging truck opera nu for ,u, the w.v . _ _ „ . . ,, | "loners, similar to a s.-hool 10 days sayg MP. DeVo«. He re- 28, while picking beans at the Eleanor Menegat. Mercedes Sin ter ° ol f M Mrs. ,r8' J. F. Co ** 222 ( hoard, are chosen at the election fjoru lhe price of flax has re- H. H. Myers bean yards. He was clair. tor« and neighbors carried all Eastern Star, will resume Its fall past seven years, are grateful for I Ur Grade Z— Allene Basford, Mir ^nrin<rfi«nd (o ad m jn i„(e r th e affairs of th e m a ined good and that grower« taken to the Poole-Larson fu the ftxtuies und furniture out of meeting Tuesday, September 5, their customers and hope they i dr«-eu Springfield. iam Male, Irene Norton. the Greenwooil lunch but the at Up. mt In the Masonic temple will continue to patronize the jiark district. Dr. Melville S. are experiencing very «atisfac- neral home by the Arrow ambu> Grade 3 —• Agnes Heffernan, firemen were able t<* keep thl* In Springfield. Charter member a store Mrs. Coldren and Mr. and MRS. PALAL1S DIES Jones. Earl James and E. H. Sil tory returns for the amount of lance. Mr. Reynolds was a resident Mae Norton. building from burning Volun will is* especially honored at this Mrs. Rogers will continue to ke have consented to run for the and expense In growing Grade 4 — Elizabeth Bennett AT MARCOLA HOME positions and there may be oth- , he crop. of l^ane county for the past 39 teer helper« were refreshed by meeting. make their home lo Springfield. (part time), Kathryn Smedsrud Mrs. Panita I’a Lal is, a resident er candidates, repoits the spon- First Lieutenant Tom Swarts, years. In 1899 he married Anna several ca«es of lieer am, «(«la of Marcóla for the past few Mirs sheriff of lu»ne county, on mill C. Mikula at Travers City, Mich., (part time). l«ip carried out. NAVAL OFFICER VISITS years, died at her home Monday, I The paramount Market had u»ry leave, and a past patron of MOVE TO EUGENE w here they made their home un Llacola School Lt. (j. g.) Robin and Mrs. til 1905, when they moved to Mr. and Mrs Charles Dick August 2«, 1944. She married recently changed ham,«, the me chapter, w ll( be present for principal. Margaret I^oughary. Drew’ and daughter, Karen, Springfield where they have KrtckKon Food Market* of Bend, mis meeting First Lieut. Swarts son recently sold their home at John Palalis in Greece in 1904, Grade 4—Margaret Loughary spent last week-4nd visiting at lived since. Besides his wife he (part time), Kathryn Smedsrud Redmond and Prineville having is now home for a 21-day fur 223 B street, Springfield, to Mrs. and later came to the United the home of Mrs. John Radmore is survived by the following Helen Wahlstrom. acquired the pluce und «ent D»>n lough, after having recently re Edith E. Jolluf of Springfield. , States where she has livfd for and family, Springfield. Lt. children: John of Marcola; Mrs. turned from Italy and Noith Af Mr. and Mrs. Dickson, who have the past 13 years. Besid^ her peglow heia a« manager. Grade fr—Hazel Brentlinger, Mrs. Gladys Pearl Brown, a Drews is now on a 30-day leave, Theodora Devore of Eugene; Edna Platt. Mareta Train. rica where he served handling been residents of Springfield for husband she is survived By one To Rebuild Ralph Nicholas, owner of the prisoners of war. He is also a the past six years, will make daughter, Vaseleke and $ «on, resident of Springfield for many and will leave soon for a mili Mis. Ivabell Smith of Berkeley, Grade • —Jewel Bardgett, Dor their home In Eugene ut East j Lewis, both still living in vears, died in Eugene Wednes- tary governor school in Virgin CaL; Mrs. E D. Lindsay of San is Day, Ruby Wise. Paramount Market building veteran of World war 1. ia. They were former residents Bemadino, Cal.; and Mrs. Iola Refreshments will be served 15th street. Mis. Dickson plans ( Greece. Funeral services will be day morning. August 30. 1944. «luted that the total loss of the Jnaior High School I of Springfield and Mrs. Drew Argabright of South Gate, Cal. G | . pear, Peerson was iHdldtng and contents umounted after the meeting with Mrs. to teach at the Christian college held at the Poole-l^rson funeral Principal. Joe Dolan. to $5o,otMi. which was covered by luiura Denning In charge of the 4h‘« >’ear- I home Thursday. August 3 Ì at 3 Maich‘2 1922> at wetunka. Okla., " * * * teafcher ^ n S i l d Also 12 grandchildren. Funeral Grade 1—Elsie Anderson, Hel p. m . with interment in trae new . ... ____ 4~ i 1 cal education at the Springfield services will be held Thursday, Insurance. He plans to rebuild dining room. All Eastern Star On July 10, 1943. she married en Dove. - ' Odd Fellow* cemetery. as soon as possible. He also stat members aie Invited to attend. SA1IX3R VISITS August 21, at 10 p m., at the Cpl. Merle E. Brown, L’SMC..1 high “ b001’ Grade ft—Vivian Ebeiwein. ed that he appreciated the quick Poole-Larson funeral home, with Fireman 1-c. Jimmy Mellott is who is now in the south Pacific. Grade 3—Aloha Duckworth. Father Francis Leipzig officiat response of tluf Springfield flie visiting this week at the home THRKK SERVICE SONS Besides her husband she sur- g UARDSM A \T O Grade« 7-0 — Kernal Buhler, ■ REBEKAHS department, and that It was only ing. interment will be in Laurel boys phy. edu., coaching, Hazel of his sister, Mrs. E. M. McAd vives one son, Mickey Lee Bob Smith Mrs. Adene Richardson of son. aticxey u e c ; boo sm ith will return to nis Members of the Springfield the firem ens ability and work ams of Springfield. His mother, Springfield now has three.sons , Brown. age 10 weeks; m other,, coast guard station at Ketchi- Hill cemetery. Cranston, English, chorus; Joe that saved the tirecnw«x«l r»-s*' Rehukah lodge met Monday eve Mrs H. J Mellott, of Portland is in the service, two In the army Mrs Roy McGuire, and step-fa-1 kan. Alaska, this week-end after Dolan, boys phy ed u c. shop; nmg at the- lOOF hall for their laurant from burning also merchant ma- ther. Mr. Roy McGuire, of spending a few weeks leave vis- CIO LOCAL ELECTS Floyd Ellefson, hand; Goldie Car- regular business meeting. Dur also visiting this week in Spring | and one in field He has served in the south | r(nes pFC Guy g n iC hardson is ' Springfield; six brothers. Charlie. ' ¡ting at the home of his parents roll, ELngWsh, library; Virginia NEW OFFICERS ing the meeting plans were Newly elected officers of the Griffin, social studies; Thelma TEAC HER RETURNS made for the Past Nobles Grand Pacific for the past few months. now serving in the army in It- Peerson, John Peerson and Wal- and relatives living in Spring- formerly attended lbe aly and Pvt. Gus Richardson, ter Peerson, all of Springfield; field. He was a graduate of the TWA local union, which was ledahl, mathematics; Noma Mr. und .Mrs. Erwin Iainge meeting, which will be held Sep He who is also In the army’, is sta- Hoy, LSMC, in south Pacific, Springfield high school in the held last Thursday and Friday Small, science, girls phy. educ.. und son. Johnny, returned* to tember 5 at the home of Mrs. Springfield high school. tioned in the infantry at Camp Pvt. Ernest, at Camp Roberts 1942, and was employed at the in Springfield, were as follows: dean of girls, Dorothy Travess, their home at Jennings Lodge June Korf. The, next regular Pickett, Va., and Ira G. Richard and Seaman Julius at San Pedro, Springfield Plywood corporation president, George Hedllnd; vice arts and crafts, science; Eleanor last week-end, after spending a meeting of the lodge will l>e PAST GRAND« Members of the Past Noble president, Dan Hoff; business Turrell, English. son recently joined the mer- Cal.; and grandmother, Mrs. J. A before entering the service. «lx weeks’ visit at the home of held Monday, September 4, at 8 Edwards of S p r i n g f i e l d . --------------------- U aion High School agent/ Fred Owsley; recording Grands will hold their regular ochant marines. Mr. und Mrs. P. M. 1-aird of Jas p. m. at the 1OOF hall. Owen Sabin, principal, me meeting Tuesday, September 5, secretary, Gene Ezell; warden. per. Mr. lJinge is the physics ----- - ’ Funeral announcements will RACK TO TENNEHSEE at the home of Mrs. June Korf BACK TO WAVE« teacher at the Grant high school M. P. HOME l>e given later by the Phil Bar- Mrs. Ann L. Martin returned Clyde Tillapaugh; conductor, J. chanical drawing 1. of Thurston. A noon potluck will in Poi Hand Mr*. William Hobb, Marjorie Chase, who is in the ljio|omew chapel in Springfield., to her home at Nashville. Tenn., B. McCalligan; trustee*, Roy ' Dorothy Adams. English II, PFC. Milton L. Keurns, recent the former Erina Laird, return ly spent a few days furlough at be held and the afternoon will WAVES, returned to her station last Sunday after spending a Snyder, James Alford and Ray newswriting. Laura Bailey, homemaking. ed to Portland with them on her the home of his parents, Mr. and be spent In a business session. at the yeoman school. Iowa State VISITS RELATIVES few weeks’ visit at the home of Robyler, shop committee, Dan Era Banks, girls physical edu Teachers college, Cedar Falls, way to her home In Winlock, Mrs. W. C. Kearns of Spring j John S. Cooley of Hemet, Cal., her sister and family, Mr. and Hoff. Walter Yost and Tom Zu- Iowa, Wednesday after spend- has |)een vLsiting his brother, J. Mrs. Fred F. Lammers of Camp vich; and sick committee, Vem cation (part time). Wush., where she is the teacher field. He returned to his camp IN CALIFORNIA Lee Brentlinger. so. ec. prob. Word was received by Mr. and ing a five-day leave at the home W. Cooley of Springfield, and Creek. Crandall and J. O. McPherson. of English ut the local high at Livingston, La., where he is U. S. history, dean of boys. Mrs. Homer Brown of Hayden of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. stationed with a military police school. Geo. B. Cooley of Santa Clara. Irene Clark, bookkeeping, al BAND PRACTICES platoon of an infantry division. Bridge that their son, Robert S. Marvin Chase of Springfield. Mr. Cooley- formerly lived in gebra 1, general mathematics. Brown, who is in the navy and Mr. and Mrs. Chase and their Springfield in the Douglas Gar FROM S. P. ACTION BRIDGE CLUB FX>R EUGENE RODEO 1-c. R aym ond Hazel Cranston, chorus. who has l»een stationed at New daughter, Marjorie, spent Mon- den district, but has been in Cal- i Fireman A bridge party was held at the BUY SUBURBAN HOME Members of the Springfield Floyd Ellefson, band, super home of Mrs. R. L. Cooper of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Glbtwl York for the past few months, day at Belknap Springs. ifomia for about five years. H e |° .......................... ........... . leave visiting at the home of his band will meet for a rehearsal visor of music. Springfield Tuesday afternoon have purchased the John Buley was recently moved to Fort returns to Spi ingfield each sum practice Thursday evening at Mabel Ellefson, biology, pub BACK TO DUTY with the following ladies pres residence on Emery l>ane east Huenene, Cal. mer, however, to renew old | Pa en s> Mr. and Mrs. G. R. the high school. The Springfield Shoush of Springfield. He has lic speaking. Lt. (j. g.) Scott Wright will re ent: Mrs. C. E. Wheaton, Mrs of Springfield for a home. They friendships. He will go on to band, under the direction of Mr. May Hewes, geometry, alge turn to his navy air corps sta Camas, Wash., to visit other rel four stars and has served in Floyd Ellefson, will play march H. L. Lauderdale, Mrs. Harry recently came here from Califor THIRD FIR E RUN many of the south Pacific bat bra 1, advanced math, library. A fire depaitment made a run tion at Livermore, Cal.. Friday atives before returning south. Stewart, Mrs. A. J. Perkins, Mrs nia and have been living in Dex tles. He attended Springfield es at the Sheriff posse rodeo, to Janet Jack, English III, Eng Louis Nothwung, Mrs. E. N. ter. The transaction was mude to the log dump on the depot after spending a few days leave: be held in Eugene September 2, high school. grounds Monday. The fire there lish IV. at the home of his parents, Mr. s p. DUTY Long, Mrs. F, E. Knight and the through Otto Mennes, realtor. 3, 4. Dressed in their blue and Inez Loveless, shorthand 1, in the bark, which has been and Mrs. Will Wright of Spring- hostess, Mrs. Cooper. Roland Moon, who is in the white uniforms they will play typing 1, stenography. burning for many months, had field. NO MORE PERMITS navy and who has served in the WSUS MEET Saturday evening and Sunday Glenn Martin, woodworking 1, No more fire permits to bum spread to some grass. A false FROM PORTLAND south Pacific for the past few The monthly meeting of the and Monday afternoons. woodworking II, carpentry III, alarm was answered Tuesday Mrs. Ada Manwarlng returned rubbish will be Issued until af IN FRIStX) months, arrived at the home of I WSCS of the Methodist church mechanical drawing II. Miss Peggy Wright, who re- and Mrs gtewart Bariett of heid Wednesday. Septem- PROGRESS CLUB to her home in Springfield last ter the fall rains, reports Fire night when a bon fire was turn- Florence Morrison, social liv cen tly atten d ed th e I nited A it- , S pringfield last S unday for a 9 b eg in n in g a t 10 a. m. Cir- Thursday after spending a two Chief Walter Taylor, lt is too j ed In as an alarm. Members of the Progress club lines stewardess school at New few’ days leave. He is a son-in-1 1 cie 4 wpi * serve the noon lunch- - will hold their first meeting of ing, dean of girls. — — — — weeks’ visit with her son and dangerous In the present dry I Clarence Strong, chemistry, York, Is now stationed at San law of Mr. and Mrs. Barrett. family, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Man- condition to have any outside BUYS HOME eon. An afternoon business this year at the home of Mrs. physics, general science, direc Robert L. DeHaven has pur- j Francisco. She is the daughter waring of Portland. While there fires In town, says the chief. Sherman S. Potter, 346 Fourth meeting will be held. chased the residence of John of and Mrs. Will Wright of VISITS BROTHER she took a trip to the Vista street, Springfield, Friday, Sep tor of visual education. Werdna Wyatt, English 1, Saubert at Fourth and G streets Springfield. house at Crown Point and re NEW PASTOR tember 1, at 2 p- m. A special Miss Leona Geopfeni, who is f r e e METHODIST Spanish 1. and Is moving in to make it his Rev. Albert Rodakowskl, son turned to Portland by the Wash ;----------------------| employed at the Bank of Oregon -phe monthly missionary meet- program will be held in the af John Young,' general science, of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rodakow home. Plans are to remodel the M ABNER PROMOTED Springfield, spent last week- ing of the Free Methodist church ternoon. ington side. boys physical educ., football, bas * skl, of Springfield, arrived In Eu house. Word was received from Fred ^nd Qiendaie> ore., where she wju be held Wednesday, Septem- gene last Friday to assume his Warner, who who is is stationed stationed at, visite<| witb her biother, Gordon tH'r 6, beginning at 10 p. m. at VISITOR« FROM PORTLAND ketball and baseball. VISITOR« Kernal Buhler, boys phys. ed., Kingsville. Tex., that he was Geopfeni, seaman Fc., U. S. the home of Mrs. Frank Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. George Lusby Guests at the home of Mr. and new dqtles as assistant pastor FROM 1AKK Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Helter- promoted from ensign to Lt. (j. navy, who has served overseas. 125 W. Sixteenth street, Eugene. and daughters, Donna and Glor ass’t. football, basketball, track Mrs. Clarence Potter of Walter- In the St. Mary’^ Catholic biand of Springfield and their g.) the first of August. He Is an vllle the past week were: Mrs. church. The afternoon will be spent in ia of Portland, spent last week coach (part time). Dorothy Travess, art. daughter, Pvt. Pearl Helter- instructor in the fighting pilot VISITS HUSBAND end visiting at the home of Mr. Mary William of Cottage Grove, sewing. Librarians to meet in the li brand, returned to their home division of the navy air corps. and Mrs. S. S. Johns and at the Mrs. Andrew Plasnlc and Jack VISITS MOTHER Mrs. Iva Lee returned to her brary group are; Brattaln, Irene in Springfield Sunday after home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mea- Darwin Waterman, who is in Potter of Olympia. home in Springfield last Satur WOODCRAFT Norton; Junior high, Goldie Car- the navy stationed in Seattle, spending a few days vacationing MARRIED hina of Springfield. Members of the Neighbors of day after spending a few months roll; Lincoln, Edna Platt; Union J. C. Allen McGinnis and Wil- visit In New York and in Vlr- Woodcraft. Pine Circle No. 45, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scrog spent last week-end visiting at Odell lake. laideen dirown, both of Spring- ginia with her husband, R u el' of Springfield, will hold a pic- Mr. and Mra. H. H. Myers and high, May Hewes. gins and children, Duane, Ar- with his mother, Mrs. M. H. Mor Music teachers to meet with field, were married in the court Lee, who is in the navy. dith, Dwight and Vpda, returned ris and family. He was a grad FROM SEABECK nie dinner at the home of Mrs. daughter, Lois, and Mrs. Anna the music supervisor are: Brat- Mrs. Floyd Ellefson returned house Saturday by the county Myers of Hayden Bridge spent io their home at Deerhorn last uate of the Springfield high —----------------—— Sam Richmond, 511 S. Sixth tain. Allene Basford, Helen to her home In Springfield Mon judge, Clinton Hurd. week-end from Bakersfield, Cal., school In 1943. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson street, Springfield, Sunday, Sep- Sunday at Belknap Springs. Goodknecht, Kathryn Smedsrud; day after spending a week at Mrs. Anna Myers plans to spend where they attended a family and two sons, Gordon and Wal- • tember 10, at 1 o’clock. All mem- Lincoln, Doris Day, Kathryn Seabeck, Wash., as a teacher of TRAFFIC FIN ES several days there. POLICEMAN RETURNS teunlon. lace, returned to their home in bers are urged to attend. Smedsrud; Junior high, Helen Rosario Bernardo was fined $4 John Parrett returned Tues the Girl Reserve convention. Portland last Sunday a fter. —--------------------- Dove. Vivian Eberwein, Hazel in recorder’s court this week for Dan England, w ho ia In the he is Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fountain day to California where % spending a week’s visit at the FROM INDIANA Cranston; Union high, Hazel Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Inman passing a bus at an intersection. army stationed in Portland, of Deerhorn received word re employed as state police, after Mr. G. R- Shoush returned to home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cranston, Floyd Ellefson. super cently that their son, Pvt. Ix>rls spending a few days vacation and daughter, Janet of Lebanon, Dick Roberts paid $1 for non Whitney of Springfield. his home in Springfield last Fri spent last week-end at the home stop. Fountain, Is now serving in visiting at the home of his fam spent last week-end in Spring- day after spending a week in of his mother, Mrs. Lillian Eng visor. Art: In order to offer art to field visiting relatives living southern France. He attended ily In Jasper. Mr. and Mrs. William McCxI- Harold Oak. Ind„ where he was land, in Springfield. high school students, Miss Tra here. Mrs. Inman and daughter OPEN AGAIN the Springfield high school. called by the death of a relative The Springfield Cleaners, who lock of Portland spent a few are spending this week visiting Dr. and Mra. W. N. Dow left vess will come to the high school P.-T. A. have been closed for needed re days this week visiting with in Eugene and Springfield. Springfield last Friday to spend the first period each morning Ladles of the Springfield P.-T. Mrs. Florence Minimum of Miss Leona Belles of Spring* pairs the past two weeks, will friends living in Springfield. a week’s vacation at Astoria. for an art 1 class. Corpus Christi, Tex., Is visiting A. spen* Tuesday at the Junior Mr. McCullock was formerly em field is attending the annual Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W ilson again resume business Septem They will return to Springfield this week kt the home of her sis high school, where they spent Free Methodist Youth camp, ployed by the Mt. States Power ber 5. Mr«. Ella Demitae, w ho has ter, Mrs. Laura Denning of the day canning peaches for the and children, Harrol and Carrol which is in session this week Friday when Dr. Dow will re company in Springfield. made her ;home with her daugh hot lunches during the school Ann of Leaburg, spent last turn to his office. Springfield. at Turner, Ore. Robert and Dick Alexander ter, Mrs. Kenneth Slayton of week-end visiting relatives liv year. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Pollard, returned to their home in Springfield, recently purchased ing in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. F . B. Flanery of Mr. and Mrs. Ward McHween- Jason I^ee, w ho Is in the army Springfield last week-end after Mrs. Veryl Hoover and daugh a house at 417 G street, Spring- Springfield left Friday for San Elder Neet, who ia In the navy ey and daughter, Patricia, of spending a week's vacation at ter, Cheryl Ann, spent Tuesday stationed at Camp Adair, spent Francisco to visit their son, Ph. field, and plans to move there Mr. and Mra. O. B. Crowe and San Francisco, arrived In Spring Is now home on a short leave the home of their grandparents, evening at the home of Dr. and last week-end visiting with his soon. They have been redecorat field last Friday to spend a few visiting at the home of his par- son, Bob, of Springfield spent Mr. and Mrs. Newsman of Med Mrs. W. T. Pollard of Junction grandfather, Mr. H. E. Lee of M., 3-c., Richard Flanery, who is last week-end at Reedsport, West Springfield. stationed at Shoemaker hospital. ing the house this week. days’ visit at the home of Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Neet of City. ford. where they attended the rodeo. Lillian England of Springfield. Jasper. Heart Attacks Claims John Reynolds Lt. Swarts lo Be Honored By Star Mrs. Brown Passes Away in Eugene f
