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VOTER Endorses Paget!
“Our recommendation to
party members is to vote for
PAGET, because of his long
faithful activity as organ
By MRS. EVA BRESSLER
izer and leader and his estab The mother and daughter banquet
by the Womens Society of
lished contacts with national | sponsored
Christian Service will be served at the
conventions and party lead Mari-Linn gym, instead of the Re-
| bekah hall as first planned.
The
ers.”
LYONS
‘ —Oregon Voter, May 3, 1952 guest speaker of the evening will be
Mrs. Alice Chapel from Portland.
I Every mother is invited to come and
' bring her daughter or borrow a daugh-
ter and bring her along.
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye were Mr.
i and Mrs. Walter Rogers and Waltsj
to this
| Jr.. Mrs. Lynn Roye and Phillip Dyer
| of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Laddie
important
Pesek of Lebanon. Additional guests
Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Shythe and sons and her
mother Mrs. Clara Corbin of Mill City.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Brassfield
visited their son Bob Brassfield at the
Veterans hospital in Portland, and re
port that he is convalescing nicely
following major surgery last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg spent
Monday in Portland, with. relatives.
They visited her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Altgelbers. Her father is seri
ously ill in a hospital.
The official board members of the
Lyons Community Methodist church
held their meeting at the parsonage
Thursday evening with Rev. Feenstra
presiding. Many plans were discussed,
and plans made to finish and decorate
the two Sunday school rooms which
have been partly finished for some
time. Albert Julian, church tieasurer
Sleet a REAL
REPUBLICAN
GIGANTIC
Removal Sale
ALL ITEMS TO BE SOLI) AT DISCOUNT
To Reduce The Stock
TO BE MOVED
'Selling Down to the Floors'
— GET IN ON THE GOOD BUYS —
MOVING MAY 1st z
TO 185 N. High, Grand Bldg
Salem Lighting & Appliance Co.
236 N. HIGH STREET
SENATOR HOTEL BLDG.
Better Light for Better Sight
FRANK A.
DOERFLER
Republican
Candidate for Nomination for
presented the church budget for the
coming year.
“It is well with Thee” is question
asked by an Old Testament prophet,
and it will be used for his Mother's
day message by Rev. Rinke A. Feen
stra at the worship hour. The Junior
church will furnish part of the serv
ice, led by Mrs. R. A. Feenstra.
The officers and teachers of the
Lyons Community Methodist Sunday
school have invited the mothers of
i their pupils to a special Mothers day
program next Sunday, May 11th at
9:45 a.m. Each mother will receive
a little gift for attending this
gram.
Sunday’ guests at the home of
and Mrs. R. A. Feenstra were
and Mrs. Ford Waldo, Richard, Philip
and Gayle Waldo.
Her father Mr.
Calonkey and Peggy Taylor, all of
Portland.
Mrs. Jack Johnston has returned
from a trip to Myrtle Creek and Med
ford. While in Myrtle Creek she was
a guest at the home of her daughter
and family Mr. and Mrs. Claire Hum
phries. She also visited her grand
daughter to see her great grand
daughter for the first time. In Med
ford she visited her sister Mrs. Nellie
Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carleton are
the parents of a baby girl born at the
Salem Memorial hospital Tuesday
morning, April 29. The young miss
has been named Carolyn Modena, she
with her mother were brought home
Thursday. This is their second child
first daughter. Maternal grand-par
at the noon hour. The time was spent tending the meeting were Lucille Rog greaves.
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Orville Down
in hemming new table clothes which ers, Alice Huber, Claire Feenstra,
Mrs. Jerome Lyons who is seriously
ing, paternal grandparents are Mr.
have been recently purchased for the Frances Garsjo, Garnett Bassett, ill was rushed'to the hospital in Port'«
and Mrs. John McClurg, all of Lyons.
tables at the club house. Plans were Eleanor Smith, Martha Cruson, Anna land Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Friends were shocked to hear of
also made and completed for the B. Julian, Orpha Roye, Jacquie Smith, Lyons recently moved from Gates, and
the sudden death of Alva Wise a
mother-daughter banquet which will Evelyn Julian, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. are living in a trailer house on the
! former resident here. The Wises' re
be held in the Mari-Linn gym. At- Wright and the hostess, Mrs. Har- Wayne Ransom place,
cently moved from Marion to Greens
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Bridge. Funeral services will be held
in Albany Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen spent Sun-1
day at Suttle Lake, where Allen spent
the day fishing.
Mrs. Orville Britton underwent
I major surgery Tuesday morning at
the Lebanon General hospital.
Mr.
I and Mrs. Britton moved to Lyons from
Lebanon and live at the Claire Hum
phries place in Fox Valley, where he
has charge of the McCulloch chain saw
shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurtis Kinzer are re
ceiving congratulation upon the arri-
I val of another son born Saturday eve-
Power-hungry politicians, seeking to control the Oregon delegation
I ning, weight 9 pounds, and has been
I named Steven Curtis. His sister Mrs.
to
the
National Republican Convention, are throwing the full force of
Fred Jungwirth of Salem is assisting
their
machine
into attacking the eight so-called “petition” delegates.
in the care of the young man.
Eighth grade graduation exercises
The fact is that these delegates filed under provisions of the law
will be held in the Mari-Linn gym
designed
to protect the public under just such conditions as we have in
Thursday evening. May 29, at 8 p.m.
the
state
of Oregon today.
I Miss Ruth Carter will deliver the com-
i mencement address. Miss Carter at
PETITION METHOD PROTECTS THE PEOPLE
present is teaching Extension classes
I for the General Extension division at
The Oregon Direct Primary law under which these eight delegates
i the University of Oregon. Rev. Rinke
filed
by petition, seeking election as free delegates, not under control of
| Feenstra of the Community Methodist
the state political machine was initiated BY THE PEOPLE and adopted
church will read the invocation and
benediction.
in June, 1904 by an overwhelming vote.
Top honors for the class have been
In 1915, the state legislature amended the original law to provide an
won by Deo Bridges who will be vale
dictorian. He is the eldest son of Mr.
“additional method” for selecting delegates without in any way supplant
and Mrs. Sam Bridges and second
ing or disturbing the traditional and time-honored method of filing by
honors go to Shirley Mohler who will
petition.
be salutorian.
Shirley is the only-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mohler,
In 1916 this amendment was carried to the State Supreme Court
of Lyons. Eighth grade teacher is
which
ruled that the amendment “afforded another method (additional
Ralph Hurst. Thomas L. Putman is
to the petition method) for candidates to get before the voters,” leaving
principal.
Mrs. Ed Hargreaves was hostess for
the original petition method unchanged and intact.
the meeting of the Women’s Society
of Christian Service held at her home
PROTECTS AGAINST MACHINE POLITICS
near Jordan Tuesday with an all-day
In 1939, the legislature passed a law taking from the people the priv
meeting and pot-luck dinner served
IT’S AMAZING!
REPUBLICANS
Don’t Send a “Chain Gang”
to the National Convention!
ilege of naming their own delegates to the national conventions. The
law was referred to the people who rejected it, choosing to leave both
the petition method and the declaratory method on the statute books.
The petition method of filing is therefore a valid law for the specific
rpose of protecting the public against machine politics such as we have
the state today.
IF YOU DON’T WANT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
IN OREGON DOMINATED BY A MACHINE —
VOTE FOR THE PETITION DELEGATES!
The Oregon Primary this year is not representative because it does
not give the voters a chance to vote on all the avowed candidates and
lists several who claim not to be candidates. Don’t tie the hands of the
Oregon Delegation to the National Convention — ELECT the eight un
controlled petition delegates.
REPRESENTATIVE
in the legislative Assembly
Twelfth District, Marion County
Frank A. Doerfler. an economy-minded Marion county farmer, has
served two terms in the Oregon Legislature. 194" and 1949.
He is a candidate for the Republican nomination for representative
from Marion county, at the May 16th primaries.
He has been liberal and energetic in civic affairs pertaining to
Marion county, including the chairmanship of the rural district bond
drive for several years; past director of Marion County War Chest;
member of school boards; president P.T.A., Salem; twice president
Salem Garden Club; eight years director Salem Chamber of Commerce;
several years and now director of Oregon Reclamation Project, Norblad
District, three times delegate to National Reclamation convention;
past president Oregon Nursery Association; chairman of the Oregon
Legislative Interim committee of the Botanical Gardens. All the above
without pay.
Mr. Doerfler was born on his father's pioneer Marion county farm,
near Silverton, in 1888. Hia mother, now 89. still resides at the home
place. Mr. Doerfler resides on Lancaster Drive where he and his sons,
Don and Wally, operate the F. A. Doerfler and Sons Nursery. Mrs.
Doerfler passed away in January. 1951.
His daughter Ann is in
Panama with her husband, 1st Lieut. Wayne Rose.
For eight years Mr. Doerfler was facm advisor of the First National
Bank. He is a member of the Farmers Union, Farm Bureau Federation,
Grange. Izaak Walton League, Elks, Eagles, Knights of Pythias and
was King Bing of the Salem Cherrians in 1041.
Better than promise» of economy — I refer you to my tax-saving
record in the 194* and 1949 legislatures.
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vi. paid for by Frank A. Doerfler, Salem. Ore.
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Take This List With You When You Vote !
He has the ability
to get things done
STATE AT LARGE:
2. IRENE H. GERLINGER
ROBERT A. BENNETT
4. PHIL METSCHAN
JOHN R. LATOURETTE JR.
6. IRVING RAND
LOWELL PAGET
U.
S. BALENTINE
7.
SECOND DISTRICT (Eastern Ore.)
8. ERNEST G. SWIGERT
THIRD DISTRICT (Multnomah Co.)
Republican Good Government League
CwrteMS «Hkient tervk«"
WALTER W. R. MAY, Chairman
16625 S. W. Pacific Highway
Oswego, Oregon
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