Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-31
Aunsville News


Marion Corser died suddenly at
his home here of heart trouble
Sunday night July 20, at about
9:15 o'clock He was born in
jackson county, Michigan, Octo-
ber 2, 1862, and died July 23,
1922, at his home here in Aums-
Vile at the age of SO years 8
months and 21 days He moved
from Michigan to Minnesota,
where he met and married Miss
Marjorie Nichols on August IL
1908 To this union was born
four children, one Of whom died In
infancy, They came west In 1904
and to Aumsville in 1910 and have
lived here almost continuously
since. Mr.. Corser was devoted
husband and kind father and liked
and respected by all who knew
him. Besides his many friends he
leaves to mourn his loss widow,
Mrs. Marjorie Corser and three
children, Lucy, Eva and Jack
corser. Funeral services were
held from the Weddle underrak-
ing parlors, Stayton, at p. m.
Tuesday, July 25. Interment was
made in the Aumsville cemetery.
Mrs. w. H. Parks, residing be-
tween Aumsville and Shaw, died
at the family home July 20, 1929,
after a long and serious Illness
She was born In Pawnee City, Ne
braska, August IA, 1875. She has
lived IN this vicinity for nearly
eleven years. She was member
OF the Presbyterian church at
Pleasant Grove. Funeral services
were held at Pleasant Grove Mon
day at b. m. With Rev. Ogdeb Of
Marion officiating. Interment was
made in the Twin Oak cemetery at
Turner She leaves to mourn her
loss her father. w. W. Hanehett
of Phillipsburg, Kan; husband,
w. H. Parks, and four sons and
one daughter-Lloyd L., Wallace
r.. Clifford A.. Albert L.. and
Liela Nj.
Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd speer and
left Saturday for Cas-
cadia where Mrs, speer and the
children will remain for a months
vacation. Mr. Speer returned
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ross Condit entertained
the Priscilla club Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Claude Simpson OF Condor
came Wednesday evening on busi-
ness.
Mrs, Margrette Strayer of Lyons
spent the week-end with friends
here.
Fl. c. Lewis was a Mill City Wis
tor Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. r, M. Albus and Miss Mary
albus were Salem shoppers Tues
lay.
Mrs. s. S. Swank and daughter,
diss Elizabeth Swank. accom-
'anied by Harold Ransom motored
o Belknap springs Saturday Har-
Id Ransom returned home sun
ay evening.
Mel Pruner and son. Earnest
'runer. and wife OF Riddles called
n T. w. Johnson Thursday after
con.
r.. +. RIdenhour OF Portland
anne Monday to visit his daugh-
er, Mrs. Harry Prunk. I
Mrs. Minnie Nichols and daugh- I
er. Miss Olive Nichols. visited I
his week with their daughter and I
lster. Mrs. NJ Corser. 4
Mr., and Mrs. Chris Jensen and {
Alice. H. P. Jensen and 3
IN, Albert. Mrs. Bertha Carlson, 4
IT, and Mrs. C. Is. McCulIy and X
IT. and Mrs. d. e. osott motored 4
} Wilhoit Springs Sunday. E
Mrs, p. l. Plummer and daugh- x
T. Miss Odclma Plummer whe Il
e employed IN a cannery at Sa- 3
m spent Sunday and Monday al z
,me. e
Mr. and Mrs John Crum and 3
Ms. Holly and Earnest. and Mr.. 3
"a Mrs. Harry Prunk and soma 4
ri and orVai. left Saturday 81
enfnG for a trip 10 the noun b
ua above Gates. returning sun &
= evening. 81
Mrs. II. q. Lewis and children. b
ilv and Eunice. returned We'd 8
day from avaeatlqp At Belknap
9nna IL