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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1930)
I Ij • 1H 111 a tn i n a Simes Thursday, Aug. 21, 1930 Local and Personal Another free movie show given by the Willamina merchanta Saturday af ternoon and evening. You are cordially ' invited. Bring the family — tell your (friendx to join you. Mixa Anna Roub rexumed her duties Henry Wilxon and xleter, Mixa Vic toria Wilxon, of Willamina, vixited their at the Willamina Restaurant Monday, after a week'x vacation. nephew, Irf Booth, and family, 3 mile» nouth of Amity laal week. They re K. E. Shetterly and George Drake l>urt that Mr. Booth haa been very xue- made a buxinoe» trip to Portland Mon Rooms upstairs cexaful in the poultry buxineea, which day. State Bank he engaged in laat xpring. He now hu Alonsa Tharp, of Brandon, xpent the WXM) young chicka. week-end at his ranch near Willamina. Willamina, Page 5 Gat CASH Coupon» at D ursts P harmacy WILLAMINA Dr. H. W. Flanery Dentist Mr. and Mni. Tuny Kleex returned home Hunday from Tacoma. Wxxh., where the former had been aa North- weatem Oregon district delegate to the United Artiaans convention. Mr. Klees rejiorta a pleasant trip and a very suc cessful convention. The Winthrop Hotel at Tacoma, waa the scene bf the final aesslon Saturday afternoon, when be- tween 800 and 400 delegates and officers witnexxed the impressive competitive exhibition put on by eight drill teams. T'he climax of the week’s business and festivities was the banquet and dance nt the Winthrop, attended by more than HXX) persona, including the lodge digni taries, delegate» ami their friends. The hotel management referred to the ball as "the most colorful event in the his tory of our hotel. " The Artisans have a large membership In Willamina, Grand Itonde, and communities. Petitions have been filed with the postoffice department asking for two extensions of delivery service on Willa mina Houle One. The first extension would start at the end of Gold Creek and run one-half mile to the J. H. Pat terson place, and would serve nine fam ilies. The second extension would be from Old Grand Rondo the remainder of the distance to the W. E. Crowell place, one-half mile, the route now serv ing one mile of the 1| miles distance. Eight additional families would have improved mail service by this ex tension. in Willamina Building. PRESCRIPTIONS Drugs, Stationery, Toilet Articles Buy AU Your Drug Store Need» at the Drug Store Oregon Keep Money Circulating— Build Now! Conditions Are Ideal Material Is Plentiful-Prices Reasonable LABOR Needs the Hire-Wages Are Lowest In Many Years you When you go to California by train, you leave the job of "get ting there” to someone else. You have perhaps been planning a new house—a new bam—a new garage— repairs or remodeling work—and never before in the history of our country was there so favorable a time to have this work done. Lumber, brick, and all other kinds of building materials are abundant in our home community—at reasonable prices—lower than former years. Hundreds of competent workmen are seeking employment and willing to work at most reasonable wages. By doing your build ing NOW, you will save yourself dollars and cents, help to bolster up business at at the local mills, brick plant and lumber yards, and furnish employment for men who need work. This is the logical time to build. By train, your vacation need not be limited to just one place. A Southern Pacific vacation ticket invites you to see the full sweep of California's charm ing playgrounds. Our Community Is What We Make It! leave the strain of getting there to someone else Travel the scenic Shasta Route, through milesof breath less mountain scenery. Cour teous attendants smooth your way. You arrive refreshed and ready for play. Let’s Boost Together and Banish “Hard Times” This Campaign Is Sponsored By the Following Progressive Willamina Business Men: Southern Pacific John J. Durst V. E. F raker H. W. Flanery L. A. Matocha R. A. Marpole James J. Ball V. O. Huddleston R. Y. Neely W. R. Neely Wm. H. Jarvis W. R. Coyle Fred Gillespie Charles Schaller Fred W. Blanchard Willis Rowell V. E. Smith Ted Gillespie F. M. Newland Peter Madison B. M. Booth R. S. Miller J. Leonard Maniré Sheridan Cleaners and Dyers Sharidaa, Or». We CalTfor Work Moxdiyi and Friday» ix Willaaixa xad Graad Road». Frica» Right. Agnti far WHERRIE CLOTHES, mda ta ardar ia Fcrtlaad. K. E. Shetterly Frank Schaller Fl. M. Kershaw Paul Fundman S. E. Bryant H. V. Roub Tony Klees
