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MARCH 10. 1949
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ley la.'t Thursday.
Donald Snyder suffered a seve.e
ear ache Saturday.
Mr. and Mis. Carl Schaffer wer«
Jack Lochead of Salew was an ov
Salem visitors Saturday at the h .ne ernight guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
of Mrs. Schaffer’s mother.
Pittam Wednesday.
Frank New, Henry Hiebert and
Mr. and Mrs. Veinon Hallford
Jerry Pittam made business trip to were in Bend Friday. Mrs. Glen Wil­
Salem Friday.
lis and Albert Snyder accompanied
R. L. Tucker has been doing car­ them.
penter work for Edison Vickers fhe ! Mrs. Denzel Allen, who became the
past week.
mother of twin gir^s March 2, re-
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Harvey return- turned to Idanha Sunday. The bab-
edfrom an overnight trip to the val- ies, weighing four pounds, seven
ounces, and five pounds, five ounces
at birth, will remain at the hospital
some time longer.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hallfoid
•Buttons and Bows - Betty Garrett were dinner guests at the Carl Schaf­
•Down by the Station - Slim Gallard fer home Friday night. Mr. and Mr
•Life Get Teejus - Carlson Robinson Albert Snyder were evening callers.
•Blackout Blues
Bob Wills
The membership of Cub Scout
•Guitar Boogie
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Art Smith Pack 43 of Idanha and Detroit ha.-
•Closed for Repairs - Bob Wills increased since meetings of the dens
•Down Among the Sheltering Palms- are being held at the new school each
Brown Monday evenings. Den mothers of
“San Francisco.” coming to the
•Roses to Tell You I’m Sorry- .... the four dins aie Mrs. George Bar­
Denver Darling
ney, Mrs. Sol Tucker, Mrs. Richard day, star- two favorites, Clark Gable
ourous romance extravaganza.
IN STOCK NOW! at
Hansen and Mrs. Jack Lad lusaw.
The Deanha (Detroit - Idanha)
PTA has a membership of nearly 100 dance at Marion Forks Lixlge last
Executive meeting is held the sec­ week end. There was a good crowd
ond Monday evening each month and and an enjoyable time was had by all.
the social meeting the fourth Mon
Mrs. Ed Vickeis was ill recently.
day evening. An interesting and ed­
Mr and Mrs. Charles Wolverton
ucational program is given on social and Jeffie Were in Idanha Friday.
‘SERVICE BACKING
i nights. All interested in the future
EVERY SALE”
Mr. anil Mrs. Al Aller, are the
generation are cordially invited to paients of twin girls born Wednes­
attend .
Phone 902
Mill City,
day, March 2. They weighed five
sswrig»
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pittam enter­ pounds each.
I tamed 11 guests Saturday night in
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Oliver re­
honor of Miss Sue Booch of Salem. turned from Seattle Monday. He is
Jacob Spaniol & Son
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank employed again ai the Idanha Ve-
New, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Girod, Mr. neer Co.
TINNERS
and Mrs. Carl SchaffeiYand Mr. and
Mr. and Mis. Ted Gillespie went
and
Mrs. Albert Snyder.
to Portland last week on business,
PLUMBERS
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reynolds are Mrs. Gillespie will visit relatives
STAYTON, ORE.
in Portland visiting. It is repotted there for a few days.
he will undergo another eye opera­
Ben barber of Idanha visited with
tion soon. The community joins in friends in Willamina over the week
hoping for a complete success.
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gillespie were
Mr. and Mrs. Braxton Fouts also
HAULING CATS,
in Mill City last Thursday.
SHOVELS and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welles and I
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
¡laughter Judy visited in McMinn
ville over the week end. They also
Salem Heavy Hauling & drove
to Dallas, Rickreal, Salem and
Equipment Co.
return.
A new dance floor was laid at the
Phones: Plant 316<4; Office 39408
Idanha Rod and Gun Club this week.
1405 N. FRONT ST,
The Idanha Rod ami Gun Club
SALEM
members ha a »pot luck dinner and
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Billington, Crystal Wilf n, Mr. and
Mrs. Alton Parks and daughter of
Mrs. Carl Longnecher, Bob. John and poll and sj» i ; a day last vie with
Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sischo, Boh I <••• parents, Mr. and M: s. R. IX
and Teriy, Ike Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Faust.
Merw.n Knox and family.
Phil Dooley was gone several days
last week on a business trip to Port­
land.
Ercill Wilson's cutting crew re­
PHYSICIEN rl SURGEON *
sumed work Monday across the creek
from “three comers.” They had been
Mill City
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laid off since Jan. 1 because of the
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deep snow.
Idanha
RADIO & APPLIANCE
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GROCERY SOLD TO SALEMITES
A sale which has been pending for
seveial weeks was consummated the
last of the week when the Dell
Smiths sold the B & J grocery store
to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Durham of
Salem. The store is located in Gates. V
Mr. and Mrs. Smith will move to
Mill City where they have purchased
a home.
Anotb.e: real estate transaction in
Gates involved the purchase by Glen
Mill City Theatre Sunday and Mon­ Henness of a tract of land from the
and Jeannette McDonald, in a glom- Southern Pacific adjacent to Gates
tavern, which he, with Jerry Lyons,
owns ami operates. The tract will be
were in Willamina last week end.
used for a used car lot.
THE Cli0 Amh*rs
M A P L E S
JUST EAST OF GATES
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PASTOR RECOMMENDED
“Singspiration will be held imme-
diately after the evening service at
the Church of Christ Sunday. A11
churches are invited.
R. L. Faust was taken to Portland
Monday for a physical check-up at
the Portland Clinic. If an operation
is necessary he will remain.
Elkhorn
By JEAN ROBERTS
The Elkhorn Community Club held
a meeting at the school house Wed­
nesday night. It was decided that
thier clubhouse, which collapsed un­
der heavy snow, was beyond repair.
A committee was appi Z ted/evenly
to apportion the club’s assets among
the members.
Mrs. W. A. Billington spent all of
last week visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Bill Bickett. ,
Friends gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts Saturday
night for a pot luck supper and card
party. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Bickett and family, Mrs. W. A.
H. A. Schroeder
Repair Shop
NORTH
SANTIAM
TAUERN
* Blacksmithing
* Welding
* Logging and Sawmill
Repairing.
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Jewel Myers, Mgr.
BI/OCK WEST OF THEATER
There'll Be No Crosswords
When You Put Your
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HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE
TERRI FTC VALUES NOW ON SALE
BLANKETS. NEW
All wool, USN
PILLOWS, Laige Size
100 per cent feather
roaowau
BUNK BEDS, complete with two
Springs, hardwood frames and two
new mattresses
size» of tents, tarps, cots and
other camping gear.
Also terrific
buys on work clothes, shoes, gloves.
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349 FERRY ST
Opiaviit» Marion Hotel
SALEM
Phone Salem t 509S
Phone Lebanon 6111
On •'•ntinm High« at
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GAS APPLIANCE S tl.ES INST 41.1 XTIONS
GAS DEI I VERI ES ANYWHERE 'N
AND HENTON COUNTIES
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1. First name of famous appli
ance nanufactu ers With “El­
ectric.”
Preposition meaning ”nat off”
7. Unused.
9. Fancy necktie.
12. The t.»p card.
1. Composer of "Believe Me If
All Those Endearing > oung
Charms.”
Street (abbreviation).
15. From; belonging to.
16. A fine deep f eezer from
Broadway Appliance.
21. Italian money.
2. Mister (Spanish).
3 Fann » II ”y w< ,1 R
ant.
?6 Orc
the fine e'eetm
Appliame
•J. Name
msnufs
ant' an.
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4. You’ll t.unk we're
when
you see the I o w price® a t
Bt oathray Appliance.
6. A conjunction meaning "ana
not.”
7. Pertaining te the nose.
fl. You and I.
9. Love (Spanish).
It). Place to sit while your auto­
matic Broadway Appliances
do your work. (Furniture'.
II. You make this in a whistling
kettle by Trig.
17. Journey.
s Local stein collector.
Also
place of amusement at flflfl N.
Liberty.
19. Fire Department.
20. Bull (Spanish.
24. You’ll say
la la when
you taste French toast made
in one of our Revere frying
pans.
> Southed «tat* south of N. rth
Carolina.
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