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Ex-Montana Solon Dies NEWBERG Former U.S. Rep. Scott Leavitt of Montana died at his home in Newberg Thursday. He was 88. Services are pending at Brown Memorial Chapel in Newberg.

Leavitt was a Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1923 to 1933, but was unsuccessful for his bid for re-election in 1932. He also lost a U.S. Senate campaign in Montana in 1934. Leavitt was a veteran of the Spanish American War and commander in chief of the United Spanish War Veterans in lived in the Newberg area.

He was a member of the Methodist Church, an active member of the City Park Board and past district governor of Rotary as well as a member of the Newberg Rotary Club. Surviving are a son, Roswell, Missoula, two granchil-dren, and several great grandchildren, 1936-37. He also was a longtime Forest Service employe and served as supervisor of the Lewis and Clark and Jefferson National Forests in Montana. During World War he was director of the U.S. Employment Service and Public Service Reserve in Montana.

For the last 25 years, Leavitt CAPITAL JOURNAL, Silim, Oregon, Friday, Oct. 21, 1966, Sec. 1, Page 9 i i 1 1 1 vjvjt Obituaries IN COLOR Hornet I J. Gr T' If ATI Grttn KATU: 7:30 P.M. CH.

2 Ulysses G. Chambers WATCH COLOR TV NEWBERG-Services will be TONIGHT Ella F. Cummin gs Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. Monday in Mountain View Cemetery, Ashland, for Ella Frances Cummings 73, of 7693 Wheatland Road who died Thursday at her home. W.

at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Man-nenbach-Attrell Funeral Chapel for Ulysses Grant Chambers, 82, who died in a Newberg rest home Thursday. Interment will T. Rigdon Mortuary has charge to purchasers of Richfield gasolines BLACK AND WHITE AND FM TOO be in Friends Cemetery. He was born in Rollie, and came to Oregon in 1915.

Survivors include two sons, Clarence, Newberg, and Elmer, Anderson, a brother, Charles, Yakima, a daughter, Mrs. Mabel Strick-lane, Salem; a sister, Mrs. Vi Hansteen, St. Louis, and one grandchild. Maurice Bernards CARLTON The a will be recited at 7 p.m.

today in the Chapel of Macy Son for Maurice Herman Bernards, 52, Carlton, who was killed Thursday in a car-truck collision southeast of here. Mass will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in St. James Catholic Church with interment in St. James Cemetery.

Bernards was born at Forest Grove and moved to McMinnville at an early age. He was a member of St. James Catholic Church, Knights of Columbus, Oregon Farm Bureau, and the Elks Lodge. Surviving are his widow, Mary, Carlton; three sons, Vincent J. and William Carlton, and Richard, McMinnville; his mother, Mrs.

Minnie Bernards, McMinnville, three sisters, Mrs. Verna Buckley, Newberg, Mrs. Irene Brain, Monmouth, and Miss Evelyn Bernards, McMinnville; five of arrangements. Surviving are two sons, Melvin Salem, and J. A.

Cummings, Juneau, Alaska; a daughter, Mrs. Beth Dennis, Flagstaff, three brothers, Elmer Smith, Santa Maria, Clifford Smith, Los Angeles, and Ray Smith, Mantasville, and four grandchildren. CHANNEL MASTER Color Crossfire Antenna For Top Performance CALL: HOGG BROS. 260 STATE ST. 363-9148 TERRIFIC TOYS FROM MASTER SERVICE brothers, Irvin, Clarence, Elmer, Orville and Melvin, all of McMinnville, and six grandchildren.

Everett H. Craven Services will be at 11 a.m. Lucy M. Breeden DALLAS Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in Bollman Funeral Home for Mrs.

Lucy May Breeden. 85, who died Wednesday in a Dallas hospital. Interment will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Falls City. Mrs. Breeden was a Dallas resident for 55 years before moving to Yamhill seven months ago to live with her daughter.

She came here from Illinois. She was a member of the First Christian Church. Surviving are four sons, Ellis and John, McMinnville, Roy, Monmouth, and Charles, Independence; eight daughters, Mrs. Cecil Belt, Mrs. Leotta Bush, and Mrs.

Goldie Studnick, all of Yamhill, Mrs. Ethel Manning and Mrs. Hazel Miller, botlLof Salem, Mrs. Jessie Clayton, Scio, Mrs. Pearl Embree, Dallas, and Mrs.

Bessie Fuller, Independence; 37 grandchildren; 63- great-grandchildren and 12 great-great-grandchildren. NEW. 12" DELUXE 1 TRICYCLES 1 Monday in Barrick Funeral Home for Everett H. Craven, 71, former Salem resident who died Tuesday in San Francisco. Interment will be in Pioneer Cemetery, Brooks.

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Brirht red enamel xuusn iranmra Saturday in Brown Memorial Chapel, Newberg, for Myrtle Ella Giffert, 68, Rt. 1, Box 85, who died Wednesday in a Newberg hospital. Interment will be in Valley View Memorial Park BOY'S OR GIRL'S Cemetery. Mrs. Giffert was born in Aber deen, S.D., and came to Oregon 41 years ago.

She was a New berg resident for 32 years. She Bernard Peterson Services are pending at W. T. Rigdon Mortuary for Bernard Alfred Peterson, 79, of 1480 Bell-vueJSt. SE, who died Thursday at his home.

He was a native of Norway and had been a resident of this area for. 43 years. Surviving is a brother, Adolf, Chicago, 111. BICYCLE jtlljf 'fe ''l 5 was a member of the Christian Church. Surviving are her widower, Henry; three sons, Edward Berglund, West Linn, Clarence Giffert, Dundee, and Clyde Giffert, Aloha; a daughter, Ella Winters, Portland; nine grandchildren and three Just His thing for your child en (hriilmaj.

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Flanders was a native of Au-rgusta, and moved here 'nine years ago from Longview, Wash. He was a member of Masons in Kelso, and a World War I and II veteran. Surviing are his widow, Sue, Salem; four sisters, Elizabeth Ulbreicht, Horicon, Lela Leonard, Encinitas, Ma-Jbel Williams, Elkhorn, and an East Salem sewer excava tion. Interment will be in City View Cemetery. available only at participating Richfield dealers This offer Js, ALL YOU CAN EAT LUNCH 99c Duffay 12TH AND CENTER Beulah Born, Milwaukee, and two brothers, Orrin, Riverside, R.

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