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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1923)
Vol. 26 THE SCIO TRIBUNE SCIO OREGON, THURSDAY. ATRIL 26. 1923 |1.75 the Year Business Men Meet County Paragraphs The Scio Rusine«* Man's Associa- ti n met in regular session Monday Bight, with a fair attendance of the im-mbrr* The main topic of the evening was on a cloaer affiliation betwean Sc and the surrounding communi- ti■■* The idea* expressed at this meeting are to b* worked out by a committee composed of John W**e- |y. R M Cain and J. B. Couey. and they to urge every businem man to I- prem iit at a special meeting to b< held at the city hail next Mon- dav night, when th* committee will make a report. The idea of a "home-coming” cel ebration for July 4th era* mentioned at. I favorably received, and the A*- - lation is readv to cooperate with the promoters in making it a grand si t < -< "Broncho Bob” Studnicka w i» pr<-*ent and said he wa* plan ning on a two-day rodeo. July 3d and 4th. and probably put on a "49” attraction a* well. This will also c it . up again next Monday night. Roll Call Happy Event last Sunday was the first Baptist roll call and basket dinner held here in many years, ami the occasion was greatly enjoyed by all who were for tunate enough to be present. Rev. Parker preached a fine sermon, the ladies brought well filled baskets, at d the men lived up to their repu- tati n as big eaters. After the din ner. a roll call of all members, alive and dead, was had, and this proved quite interesting and brought back many memories of by-gone and pres ent days spent with each other. Edited from our exchanges by Mrs. I V Mc Ak» Enoch Jenks of AI ban y shipped by parcel post last t-riday 1 :t<»0 dav oid chicks to Bothl. Washington Mr Jenks recently shipped 1200 chick* to the same place and they went through without a single l< «* K. B Penland of Halm-y has just purchase-1 a new Big Six Speedster Studebaker. He is the first Unn county owner of this striking model. The funeral services of Monroe Smead, 6f yw old native of Linn county, were held in Albany Mon day afternoon. Louis C. Stringer, Lacomb boy who has been in Alaska for the past IK vears, has returned and has pur The cool, raw winds of Sunday is chased his old home place where he ■■ i I to be the cause of th* small at- plane to make his future home. tci dance at the rodeo Sunday after- John Duncan of Shedd celebrated n> n. while the exhibition was of a high class. The tug-of-war failed his 78th birthdav on Sunday, April to materialize, because no one cared 15. by giving a dinner party to a puli against the cowboya. number of relatives and friends. Small Crowd Attended Mrs. Hammond of Portland la vi*- iting her brother, Herbert A. Bal- Mrs Eva Grenz of Jefferson and lin. John Neu of American Fall* Idaho., Mrs. H. A. Ballin entertained fif were recently married The groom teen of her lady friends al 500 at I* 75 year* of age and the bride Is her home Monday evening in honor 10 years younger. of her sister-in-law, Mr*. Hemmood, The North Santiam District Sun of Portland. Refreshment* were day School convention was held at served at the close of the evening Turner April 15 Mrs. Eulula Arnold will be host- H. O. Banish of Harrisburg paid e*s to the 500 club at her home on a $10 fine last Friday for operating) Friday afternoon. This will be the his car without having a drivers' last meeting of the club thi* year, license. and at this time the «core* for the The boy scout troop* of Albany year will be tallied up to ascertain The Womens' Literary Society of Mill City ha* voted to send it* pres ident. Mrs. N. W Kahler, to the state convention of Federated Wo men's dull* at Medford, to which federation the luterary Society be longs. After remaining Idle for more than a year the Hunt Brothers Can- Derr at Albany i* making prepara tions to start up at full capacity the first of June "The New Co-ed.” a college play which i* to be put on by the Jeffer son high school m that citv tonight the promise of iw-ing quite a *uc- who have made the highest score* during the seaaon. For Saturday. May 5. the S- High School Student Body announ ' e* its annual May community schv -I celebration. The coming of spring will br celebrated in Atting fa» >n by rw* and sports for the kiddies, a baseball game May pole winding and exercises, and a big dance, are feature* for the evening of an all day joyous event. The wiping out of the first $1000 of the gym debt is a further reason for the jubilee. Race* and other sports will con sume the lime from 10 a. m. to noon, when it is hoped all will join in community basket dinner and en joy a aocial hour together. At 2:30 I* the hall game, and in the evening the people will have their first op* portunity in Scio to witne** the crowning of the Queen of May. the winding of the May pole and the Mrs H. A. Ballin and Mr* Edwin Holland were hostesses at the social hour at the Pythian Sisters meet beautiful folk dances, under the di ing last night. rection of Misses Wirth and Eckert. Mr. and Mrs C. Hatton of Albany All are invited to these exercises. were week-end guests of Mr and Afterward. lho*e who dance have Mr*. Fred Bilyeu, coming over to the opportunity to participate in one attend the Pythian SNaters benefit of those clean, joyous gymnasium dance at the gymnasium. dance* which local voters and the ia*t Wednesday wa* the 22d birth county school superintendent have day anniversary of Mi«* Ethel Rhoda authorized as an emergency measure and in her honor about 64 of her to help the students pay uigent friend* gathered at her home in the debts. evening for the purpose of surpris ing her. The time wss passed in To Make Mill Uptodate Dance Big Success playing games until midnight, when Mr Mann, construction engineer One of the beat and largest attend a bountiful supper was served. It of the J. J. Ross Mill Furnishing is a day long to be remembered by ed dances ever held in Scio occured Co. of Portland, was here Tuesday Saturday night, when the Pythian Mis* Ethel. on business with J. D. Densmore. Sisters acted as sponscrs for the ben Mrs. John Morcom and Mrs. efit dance given for the gvmnasium Greaves of Corvallis spent the week By his suggestion, backed up by Mr. fund of the student body of the high end in Scio with the former's daugh Re-eve*, who i* doing the remodeling school. Over 70 tickets were sold ter. Miss Etta.who is teacher of do work on the null plans were chang before the date of the dance, and mestic science in the local high ed whereby the local mill will tie with what was taken in at the door school. Mrs. Greaves is an aunt of made uptodate and enable the pro prietors to mill their flour equal to and for refreshments, brought the Miss Morcom. any other flour mill in the state, at gross total to $111. and a net total A caravan, consisting of five cars a small additional expense. Scio is of $63 25. which is considered good filled with memtiers of the local Re sure going to have another industry for an affair of this kind. A ls-ba- bekah lodge drove to labanon Tues that the whole community should b* non orchestra furnished the music, day night to pay a return visit to the proud of. When the work is com the local orchestra feeling that out labanon lodge, they having visited pleted we hope to give all the de side musicians would prove a draw Scio lodge last month. After the tails about this splendid enterprise. ing card. The gymnasium was moat business session a reception was artistically decorated for the occa held for th* visitors. They return sion. the Sisters working untiringly Scio Win» Ball Game ed at a 1st* hour, and all are loud in to appropriately arrange the spa their praise of Lebanon hospitality. cious building for the event. The baseball team of the Deaf The student body feels deeply School at Salem came to Scio Satur Improving Plant grateful to the Sisters for this mag day and crossed bat* with the local nificent sum. and are loud in their high school team, and while th<< at Having occasion to visit Shelburn tendance was not a* . ih -I »* it praise for the splendid evening spent under their chaperonage. The best Sunday on a business mission with should have been, thooe present «aw The senior clase of the Harrisburg high school is issuing Harrisburg's first high school paper. It will be Th< season is now right for your out next week ■t raw hats, and we have them for The annual high school sing, the no n. w omen and children, We also gala event of the students of liba have a nice line of hats and cape for tion High School, will take place at men and boys -all priced right. The Peoples Store, Scio. Oregon the Methodist church in la^banon on of order was maintained throughout Thursday, April 26. the evening. Recause he drove an automobile Hon. A K. McMillan, city attor The following named parties from ney of Albany, and a member of the while in an intoxicated condition. I hi* part of the county have been las'; legislature, was married Satur Doe F. South of Sweet Home was selected for jury duty during the day at St Helens to Miaa Stanton, fined $100 and given a 10-day jail May term of the circuit court: Be*, He has failed to pav his of Salem, a graduate nurse. Justice sentence sie Shelton. Jordan; George W. Ja McBride, of the Oregon supreme fine and if he does not (>ay it he will cob*. Mill Glty; Charles holz and W. court, performed the ceremony be required to spend 60 days in jail. A. Ewing. Scio; George E. Bal*iger. T • trip to St Helens was made in The Mountain States Power Co. Fox Valley. Four women jurors order that the knot might be tied at the h<>me of a staunch friend and of Corvallis, ha* let the contract were drawn, th<>*e from other part* a member of the legislature The for the erection of a 25x100 foot of the county are: Nellie Oizad. happy couple ar* now on a abort office building Thi* building with Harrisburgh; Clara Daugherty. honeymoon, and will make their other expenditure* of the company Sweet Home; and Lois E. Jackson, home in Albany upon their return. Will agregate $25.000 or $30,000 Halsey. thia year. Straw Hat* No. 37 May Day May 5 Seventy-five father* and son* at tended th* father and son banquet in Jefferson last Thursday night, given under the auspices of Wiliam- 1 ette Deputation Boy* Monsignor Arthur lane of Albany and Archbishop Christie of Port land, have returned (roman autom ■ bile trip to San Francisco and way entertained their parents and friends Tuesday night lhe entertainment points. was of an educational nature, show Rryon Stratton of Brownsville had ing the progress of a boy through one leg badly injured while plowing scouting to citizenship. with a tractor Hi* clothes were Thomas Frohman. 84, prominent caught in the crank shaft, and lie- fore he could b* extricated the leg retired farmer and a resident of Linn was severely wrenched and a jagged county for 67 years, died at his home in Albany Monday following an ill hole mad«- in it. ness of four days from pneumonia. The cheese plant at Harrisburg Harold Iloflieh will represent Al returned operations Mondaj after bany college in a peace oration con being idle for several weeks. test to lie held at Willamette univer Greenleaf halge No. 28, of the de sity in Salem Thursday and Friday gree of Honor of Albany, won first of thia week. honors at the district convention in Salem last Friday n>ght Rather than pay a $25 fine for driving a truck without a license, Ralph Payne of Brownsville is ser ving a 12 day sentence in the Linn county jail. $1.75 the Year People's Theatre " CLARENCE H Reid in____________ His last picture And Reginald Denny in "Young King Cole’ One of uew 'Leitner Pushers’ Apr. 28 and 29 Admission 10c-25c the Shelburn Creamery Co.. we found this enterprising firm forging to the front in a way that presage* success to the promoters The company is now installing its own ice plant, and is making new customers at the rate of one and two per day. They churned three thousand pound* of butter Saturday, and with the com pletion of the ice plant will be in better position to increase the a good game. The mutes were out classed by the locals, who won by a score of 7 to I — Antiseptic Lotion for Poison Oak churnings. Shoe*! Shoes! We have a complete line of spring •hoe* for women, misses and child ren. Com* in and see them. Hibler & Gill Co.. Scio. Ore. 50c A number of baseball fans met Monday night to start things mov ing for th* baaeball season, E. G. Arnold wa* electsd manager ami Edwin Holland captain. They are planning to have th* diamond on Frank Thayer's place, north of town. They say they ar* looking forward to a good season. Jone* A Haasl*r started painting th* Jees Rodgers home Wednesday, and J**s says it will make It seem like going somewhere wh*n h* goes Bottle Get It At Kelly’s Drug Store I Thr sail Store
