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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1932)
Œ h » w H la m tttn QI in tr a Best for Baby Local and Personal Mrs. M. L. Sverdsten of Portland, | Charles Schaller, Tom Burtt A R who lived here seven or eight years ago, , Kammerer. Stanley and Kay Bin) ’ Cv h ts been renewing old acquaintances the I Clark, and Mr. and Mrs Bill Jarvis past week. She has been a guest of Mrs. Mrs. Harpole and Mrs. Fred Bird went A. E. Nichols, Mrs. Sandberg, Mrs. to McMinnville and attended a show the Kate Johnson. Mrs. Robert Young, and same evening. Mrs. Edmiston. ------ --- 'I'he sixth grade pupils gave Mr. A fishing party consisting of Rex Skaggs a letter shower on his birthday Horton, Roscoe Neely, Barney Thurber, wishing for the return of his health. Dr. H. H. Martin of Albany, and Dan Hyatt of Monmouth went to the coast Mr. and Mrs. John Strand and Eve. for a week-ene outing, they report lota lyn and and Lrcile Vining visited Mrs. of fun but few fish. Strand's sister at Newberg Sunday. Mrs. Meierjurgen. formerly Angela Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wisner and son Matocha, of John Day is at the Joe Ms- Lawrence of Hillsboro called at the Vern tocna home for a month’s visit. Huddleston home Sunday. They are old time friends of Mrs. Huddleston. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gillespie made a trip to Portland Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Linton of Ocean Lake spent the week-end at the G. W. Mrs. F. G. Drake made a trip to Mc Linton home. Minnville Saturday. She was accom panied there by her niece. Miss Alma Mrs. Pearl Mood of McMinnville is Gilbert who took the train for her home visiting her mother, Mrs. EstherChurch- at Kenniwick, Wn. man. The Valiere Orchestra gave a couple ---- ------------------------------ Mrs. ------- Frank — Ray ...... and ovii son .iiiutnu Milford wen were of selections in League and also in church j Sunday dinner guests at the G.. W. Lin Sunday evening. k"—- ton home. iIC’T Min. 25 ward«. Cash. ■WHOOPIK SNAFU” , 6 for 26c. i Short time only. Newton Studio, Me. Minnville. Ora. OAK WOOD. I f t. at W illa m in a S ta . 52.60 per crd. At farm 4| mile« north of Willamina, 50 cord« oak, $1.60 a cord 40 cords fir wood. $1.26 cord. All cut in spring of IM1. B. A. Klika, phone 4* McMinneville. tl MANTED Buss sawing, fir 6Oc, oak 70c; two cuta, Add 10c per cord for .'I cuts. Kenneth Musser, Willamina, tf <33 i z TOT "How the home- much prepared. In trouble Is ItT” but proportion as ’.‘Is It best for baby?” - care is taken during Is the question paramount to moth the pureelng process to exclude era. Generations of tireless moth air. Most manufacturers market era have strained and specially ing these products pay special prepared endless food for genera’, attention to this und. conse tiotis of babies, and now that quently, I heartily approve of baby food lit purf,e(j an(1 8C|entlflc. these products.“ ally prepared In cans, mothers, The manufacturers of these everywhere, are asking their phy foods not only maintain tcatlna sicians—which Is best for baby? laboratories, but one of thorn has Dr. Walter H Eddy, of Colum Installed a testing kitchen which bia University, recently told Is planned us a model kitchen, mothers this In “Good Housokeop- suitable for the average home, Ing Magailne”; and duplicating average home cooking Hero a trained “Wien vegetables are cooked specialist conditions. evotes her time to and pureed In the home, the pro- of nutrition pertaining cess usually leads to a consider questions Vo vegetable« able destruction of vitamin C, to infant are feedlnrr. subjected to a more owing to the access of air dnrlng canned intensive rttide thou tbs*. vege the process. The canned pureed tablos prepared for “baby,“ but vegetables are more valuable than always consult hnby's doctor first • Nf MY SHIRK HORSE will make the Reason at $16 for standing colt. Write or phone. T. J. Worth, Willamina. ____ ¡Mt.lpd M. PETERSEN agent for Carlton Nurseriey. painting and paperhanging. MEAT, eggs and vegetables delivered by George Petersen In parts of Yamhill, Tillamook and Lincoln Counties Tele phone your Special order* to the hotel. WANTED Cash paid for old worth less horses. Frank Newland, Willami na, Ore. Phone 296 (Mar. 12-tf) A family reunion was held at the Ma Mrs. Mary Brady of Portland is visit tocha home Sunday. AU the children ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. K. were home except Mrs. Bessie Dick, W. Drake- whose family was represented bo her son, Darrell. Elnora Smelser received a badly cut eye from broken eye glasses recently. Mrs. Grace Goodrich and son Leslie The wound dressed by Mr. Durst. and Mrs. Edna Lacey made a trip to Portland and St. Helens Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Creighton spent Huddleston, and family. They were on Board and Room $7 per Week halem only a few minutes after the ac Sunday in Salem. their way from Hebo to Eola, where cident in which four persons were Mrs. H. H. Martin of Albany visited --------- i they will reside. Rooms for Rent $2 per Week drowned. from Thursday to Sunday with Mrs. Mrs. Will Vinton of Dallas visited “““------- ~ Rex Horton. Sunday at the home of her sister-in-law Mr. a,’d Mrs. Roy Cobb and baby Ol- A party neighbors surprised Mr. and Mrs. Carry Petersen, Prop. Mrs. Harrison Bonny. j >ver of Brightwood s|>ent the week-end Mrs. A. H. Hadley Saturday evening by I Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Upper and child at the home of Mr. Cobb’s father, O. • con,*n»J in for a few hours of ’600” ren of Seattle visited from Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Almond attended W. Cobb. Sunnay at the home of Mr. Upper esis the show ‘‘Mhe Man Who Played God” 1 Miss Bernice Rason of Portland vis •-------- ter, Mrs. Glen Wilcox. at McMinnville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Barret visited his ited all last week with Mrs. Fred Bird. --------- parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Barrett. In She is in social welfare work in Port Mr, and Mrs. Paul Mullen made a land with 600 families under her care. Patricia Sinsel of McMinnville spent Portland Monday and Tuesday. trip to Centralia Friday to spend the Saturday and Sunday at the home of her --------- James’Rall made a trip to Tillamook week-end with their daughter, Mrs. J. grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. K.W. Drake Mr. and Mrs Glen Wilcox and family Wednesday. Rooms upstairs in Willamina L. Tretheway. This trip was .o cele- and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. State Bank Building. birthdays of Mr. Mullen, Mrs. Trethe Mr. and Mrs. Phil Willis and children, Ewart Upper and family drove to way and her son John. W illam ina, Oregon^ Duane and Cecil, spent Sunday with Wheeler Saturday. They were at Ne- 1 Mrs. Willis’ aunt, Mrs. Ida Ellis, at Mrs. Vera Savage of Corvallis visited McMinnville. her sister, Mrs. Lud Matocha, Thursday and Friday. .. „ t . Mrs. Vaughn Smith and Betty Jand Mr and Mr« H.rUv u j and Eudean are 8taying at Mrs. Smith’s Mr. and Mrs. Harley Myers and son parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomphson oear A F e w G o o d C a s h S p e c ia ls f o r Richard iron, Troutdale are at the Ray Gopher Valley, while H r Smith i. work Harpole home tor an « « f in ite ,u y . « th e ,.: W" k' 1 he road work at troutdale is completed ______ te Ita rt. MyCr8 48 WaiUng f° r ° ther W° rk TheIrna Turni«e.“ rfcported to ab‘ ______ le to be up and is is gaining nicely. Old Grand Ronde HOTEL Dr. H. W. Flanery Dentist It Pays to Advertise SATURDAY & M O NDAY Frank Schwob was confined to his home by illness the first of the week. Guy Faulkner of Sheridan, Mrs. Lot- : tie Dameron and Mrs. Roy Neely visited Mrs. F red Fisher of Independence Sun. The grammer grade pupils, under Mrs. d«y. Goodrich, that are working for certifi cates in the Palmer Method are Carmen Mr, and Mrs. Doyle Drill are both ill Hodsen, Warren and Sydney Reinbold, and under the doctor’s care. Carrie Sue Olsen, Schuyler Randall^ Jewell, Thelma and Kenneth Donnell, Miss Anna Roub, Mrs. Bob Miller, and Doris Kramer, Hannes Johnson, Leslie Joe Kleindenst were shopping in Salem Goodrich, and Ximena Pearson. Some Monday. have already won Painter buttons. Velma Webb was an overnight guest R. Y. Yates and Miss Frieda Yates of Thelma Hadley Monday. V\ ent to Portland Monday evening to hear Padereski. This is the fifth enter E. U. Henderson of Sheridan was tainment they have attended in Port Willamina caller Tuesday morning. land this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Brown and child- health’ Ni"8 “ H‘er’ J amhil1 c o u n ty ,^ 11. V is ite d M r s,n/i u . E- rv , health nurse, called on Mrs. John Strar.d £ ren, visited Mr, and Mrs. E, O. Root of Tuesday morning. I Sheridan Sunday. Mrs. V. C. Richardson and son Bobbie Miss Ruth Allen spent the week-end is visiting with her parents, Mr. and with her parents in Portland.; Mrs. Lloyd Jones. Mrs. Lud Matocha with Dana and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smelser and family , Bennie, motored to Portland Friday and brought back Mr. Matocha for the week spent aunday with his parents at Aunts- ville. end. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blackburn, J. O. j ¿si Among those from Willamina whe at tended the wrestling bouts at McMinn Martin and Mrs. J. Edmiston, all of ville Friday night were Ray Harpole McMinnvi,le visited Sunday at the Har- ________' ry Edmiston home. In s u r Fire a n c e Life Car Accident and Health Liabilty Surety Bonds J a m e s B . B a ll Local Agent ¡Sheridan Funeral Home Sh I Sheridan ,03 [30 Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Norris and Mrs. Harry Edmiston were shopping in Mc Minnville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reeves and Lois j Hutchins spent Sunday at the A. IL K* Hadley home, I {21 Mr. and Mrs. Elba Parker of B right-. I wood visited the.form er’s mother Mrs. v Lloyd Jones, over the week-end. I Ife Calumet Baking Powder, lb. can, Imperial Valley Grapefruit, dozen, Preferred Stock Tiny Kernel Corn, can, Buck Eye Rolled Oats, 9 lb. sack, Preferred Stock Hominy, 2 ^ can 3 for Corn Flakes, 2 for, Mothers Cocoa, 2 lb. can, T h e A b o v e S p e c ia ls A r e f o r C a s h O n ly Tasty Pack Sliced Pineapple, 2 ^ size, 2 cans, Oval Sardines, Mustard or Tomato Sauce, 3 for Preferred Stock Tomato Sauce, 8 oz. cans, 4 for Knights Tomato Juice, 2 1/2 size cans, 2 for Carlton Butter, quarters, pound, Snowdrift, two pound cans, Men’s Athletic Underwear, per suit, Albers Flapjack Flour, 2 ]/ 2 lb. package, 29c 47c Gum, All Flavors, 3 for Peaberry Coffee, 3 pounds for We recommend this coffee-yo u get all value and do not have to pay for a can K. E. 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