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Swan Speak* at Providence
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At the regular monthly meeting
of th* city council last Thursday
night, there were still echoes of th*
December freeze.
All members
wore present.
Monday night at the Providence
school house. Representative L. L.
Swan gave a clear exposition of th*
law* he was able to get passed. He
said he alone was responsible for the
state appropriating $5000 to aid ti *
Linn county fair; that a millage tax
was Imposed upon trucks and bus-«-
for every mile traversed; and for
several other laws more or lees Im-
|K>r(ant. By alone, he «-xplaineri.no
one aseistiid him in drsttinw <l>
although he asked several «>1 his
friend* for help. Neither has any
one complimented him, *sve on«t
friend, who is a truck operator.who
•aid the truck bill was right.
Mr Swan also had the salat les of
the county school superintendent
and recorder raised from $1200 to
31500 per year. He made a splen
did talk and appealed tu hi* hearers
to let the^r representatives know
The mayor appointed A. W. Ha-
gey to succeed himself as fire ehief.
W. F. Gill, by unanimous choice,
was elected president of th* eoancil
Fire Chief Hagey was instructed
to purchase two emergency clampe
on the Are hose. In ease a burst oc
curs during a Are.
All cape on th* hydrant* hav*
been rebored to moet demands of
the stale fire law.
It was ascertained from th* citv
attorney that th* old city jail could
be re) wired. The Public Property
committee was authorized to repair
same and make it sanitary. Scio
will soon have a jail.
The Ordinance committee was in
structed to revise the water rates a* I
Easter
Sund’y
Apr. 12
JESUS CHRIST'S
RESURRECTION
, OUR HOPE Now
if Christ Reproach
ed that he rose
from the dead,
h«>w sav eome a-
mong you
that
there is no resurrection of the dead? TBut if there
be no resurrection of the dead, then is Christ not
risen; 5 And if Christ be not risen, then is our preach
ing vain. an<! your faith is also vain. vYea. and we
are found false witnesses of God; Iw-cauae we hav«*
testified of God that he raised up Christ: whom be
raised not up. if so t>e that the dead rise not
* For
if the dead rise not. then is not Christ raised *And
if Christ be not
raised, your faith
is vain, ye are yet
m your sins * Then
they also which
are fallen asleep
in Christ are per
ished. *lf in this
life only we have
hope in Christ, we
are of all men
most miserable.
* BUT NOW IS
CHRIST RISEN
FROM THK DEAD
and become the
first fruitsof them
that slept. —I Cor.
inthians 15:12 20
The following bills were read and Presbyterian branch will meet at
ordered paid, except the Mountain the Baptist church. At about 10 .it)
Stotes Power Co., on which an ad-1 the program will lie given
After
the program Rev. Stewart will con
justment was asked.
Eldon Knauf............................ 1 I 2.00 duct the morning church services.
Art Shelton .............................
H. R. Hassler .........................
J. W. Parrish .........................
R. M. Cain ...............................
Scio Mill & Elevator Co.......
Fred Smith .............................
Gilbert McDonald...................
Scio Planing Milt.....................
The Scio Tribune.....................
I. Hoagland.............................
Ollie MacDonald .....................
A W. Hagey...........................
2 00
Basket dinner at noon.
1.25
Rev. Wad the will preach in the
19.00 afternoon and again in the evening
12.18 at 7:30.
20.00
Christian Endeavor at 8:30.
10 »0
Everybody welcome
30.151
2 00
3.50
Easter Sunday
5 00
Next Sunday is Easter, It ia *
and gladness,
Krum
whence does it come? The Resur-
reeled Christ. Thia day seems to
have a special call for men. for more
people gather in God’s house on this
day than any other day in the year.
Will you be one of the number this
8.33 j time of joy
13.18
Mountain States Power Co:
February power............ 129.15
Match power................... 52 00
Total .....................................1299 74
Owing to eome leak*, th* meter
readings showed water consumption
at the school to be from 19 to SIS
per month. The council cut th* Mil
to 88 per month for th* last three
months. The extra water has since
been found to be need by faulty
toilets, according to th* ehairman
of the Water committee.
No further businca* appearing,
the council adjourned.
Hamilton's Body Found
The body of Harold Hamilton, who
was drowned last December while
breaking ice on the spillway of the
Mountain State* Poorer Co. at Al
bany, was found by Seth French
last Sunday morning while canoeing
on the Calapooia river. The body
was caught on a willow about 250
feet from where ho went down.
He was buried yesterday at Oakville.
DR.C.FICQ
DENTIST
Cueiek Bank Building
Albany, Oregon
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Plates That fit "
Crown and
Bridge Work.
Pain!*«*
Extraction. It will ba to
your advantage to get my
estimates.
Plate*.
Filling*.
Dr. C, Ficq,
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what they want and what they are
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follows: All residence*. 1125 per
month; irrigation. 11.00 per month;
All Day ELaster Service*
business houses, on meter, minimum
$l.0<) per month.
The Scio churches are planning
The Street Committee was in Ion an all day service next Sunday.
structed to see about crushed rock Each church will bold a short Sun
for Main street while the crusher is day school session.
running.
I
The Christian churcn and the
year? Rev J.Y. Stewart will preach I
tn the Christian church Sunday
morning and bring an Easter mes
sage. If not attending elsewhere,
eome and worship with u*
Easter services in the Mt. Pleas
ant church at 2 p m
Candy Won by Holt
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Gilkey Station, Ore . April 8, 1926
< When the Scio school had only
- The local Farmers' Union met
5 rhr«* teachers, and we thought
with Mr. and Mrs John Shepherd
? we had a big school? We now
I Saturday night. A contest had Ix-rn
? have six. When Prof. J. R.
j enterod into at the meeting two
5 Gaddi* fllieti out the term of
j weeks before to Improve the mail
boxes by painting them white and
!
Prof.
Wilson.
who
resigned
on
Flax Expei t Here
' making th* road mope accessible to
? account of ill health, and then
them. The mail carrier to !e the
|
Saturday evening P. E Thomason.; ? taught the next term.
Taxes
i judge of the neatest and handiest
j box and the Union would buy the
a flax expert and frequent visitor to ? were high then as cow
winner a box of candy. J. G. Holt
Scio tome years *g<>. aeeompaniol |
was awarded th* prize. Il wass. g
| by hi* son, was in Scio looking at!
gested at this meeting that th«-
| the samples <>f flax hanging <-n the,
Mrs. Sutherland Returns ' members try tn get a!) on th s ron’e
walls in Riley Shelton's office. He
I to improve their box«-* the same wav
and mrk* this the best route
We
tuinks some of the land* around
Mr*. G. L. Sutherland, who has I think the mail carrier appreciate»
Scio and Jordan will produce flax
tieen at Eugene for the past four th* improvement.
that will net th* grower 3200 per j
months nursing her daughter. Mrs.
acre. He has just signed un a 1000 ,
I Margaret Haynea. cam* home Wed
Mr*. Lardon Ha* Party
acres around West Stavton. an.i wiil|
nesday. Mrs. Haynes has entered
locate a small mill there It anyone
Mr. and Mra. Paul lardon enter
| a «anatorium at Salem for treat-
or a number I* interested, a letter
tained at three table* of bridge at
! meat.
or postal card address»«! to him.care
their home last Friday evening, hon
Washington - Oregon Linen Mill*. I
oring .Mr and Mrs. Otto Hoppe* of
Vancouver, Wash., will either Tiring ‘
Salem, who were their house guests
him or full Information
Mr*. Prill and Mr. Iloppca were
awarded first prizes, and Mr*. Shel
Library Book* Arrive
ton and Mr. Bragg, the consolations.
Saturday-? xnday
After the games refreshments
Pn-serMta
Through the efforts and g«-nero*
were served to Mr. and Mrs A. G
Zane Gi
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itv of Prof. Walenpaush 52 book*. I
Prill. Mr. and Mra. Rolla Shelton.
half of which are fiction and half j
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stieha. Mr. and
non-fiction, have been receive«! from I
Mra. C. W. Bragg. Mra. F. T Bilyeu.
the stat* library and are now at the
Mr. and Mra. Hoppes and Mr. and
high school library from where they
With Hebe Daniela. Ernest
Mrs. Lardon.
orreries. Nosh Beery and
may be borrowed.
Lloyd Hughes.
The library is open from 9 to 12
Mr. and Mr*. George Merdian
a. m. and from 1 to 3 p. m., and all'
who w«nt to Seaside about two
Stan X-aujgrl in
are invited to make use of same.
veer* ago. have returned to Scio,
— “Tte VMt 0|M
and ar* at bom* io their houe* at
J lauwüng?
lb* fool of MUI street.
People’s Theatre
“The Heritage
of the Desert”
opposed to.
II. A. Gregson presided In the*»«
senev of PreWdrnt Stringer. The
audience sang the Star Spang ed
Banner arid Cornin' Through th
Rye. a little girl gave a humorous
reading, three ladies sang a comic
song entitled "Three Old Maids,”
and a matrimonial skit by a voung
lady and two young men, all of
which wu well received.
At the close of the meeting it was
decider! to hold no more meetings
for awhile. In a joking way. Mr.
Sw an said he was sorry he killed
the community club.
Birthday Surprise
Mra. Ells Kinzer and daughter,
Mrs. Carmen, of Crabtree came to
Scio last Thursday on a surprise vis
it to J. L. Arnold on the occasion of
his birthday. Mra Kinser and Mr.
Arnold ate twins.
Henry Hassler and wife. Ralph
Hassler and wife, 1. V McAdoo and
site. Mrs Rcoecca Morri*, and
I. Powell attended the met-tlf t
the Roaring River community club
at the Providence school house Mon
day night.
‘ Pioneer Trails ’
Sunday and Monday, April 1213
Star Theatre, Stayton
Matinee Sunday at 2:00 p. m.
A big picture of the We*t
in the olden day*.
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