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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1933)
Page NOTICE OF Y Œljp Willamina Simm 9? — — — ——— . . 3 | Mr and Mrs. S. N. Allen attended office a t Willamina. Oregon, as second t class ¿ ve gtock Show at at Portland over o i o the Live Stock Show Uortianu over E n te re d a t th e p o st u n d e r a c t o f C o n g re ss ot M arch 3, lo<9. ,h(. week end, and while there they via- m a tte r . A u g u s t 24, 1909, ________________ _______ ■ ited J ame» Laurence at the St. Vincent SCHOOL MEETING P n trn H AND MANAGER hospital, who was »hot accidentallyre- E ^ O R A N lO W A ^ Z L i c e n t ly near here. They report him «to- _____________________ __________ _— ------ --------------------- . . . I ing fairly well. P u b lish e d E v e ry T h u r s d a y . S u b sc rip tio n , $ 1 .5 0 p e r Y e a r in A van Mrg Fred w erth r„t di home last . . ii or« inch* F oreign, P lates, 35c Inch WPe|t from the hospital. Her neice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District No. Display A dvertising. Home, 25c inch, ro re tg , ----------------- Lillian Hepp of Idaho, is here for an 30 and 4« of Yamhill and Polk Counties, State of Oregon, that a indefinite stay with her. T. J. Werth was a busy man last week. He plowed seventy acres of land TO ThC WillittTP.na limes. All of the young people o t this vicin- i w a n t t n « 'tv that I eniov the Times very much ana, ¡ty that are member» of the wiitamma of said district will be held at the School House, on the 6 th day of November. I want to say m at I eiljuy v J 0 hpreto- Band attended the stock show at Port- 1933 at 8 o ’clock in the afternoon for the purpose of discussing the budget I notice the price is now only $1.50, against $2.00 he land Tuesday. hereinafter set out with the levying board, and to vote on the proposition of Cz -z ow’d 4n«t qq p-ood if not better, and less in price. But, Fred Anderson installed a 14 tube a special district tax. . 1 notice the ads are not increasing as they should. I was ^^inV t^ectk’aiiy e*v«ty »tati™ in levying The total amount of money needed by said school district during the fisca year beginning on June 30. 1933, and ending June 30, 1934. is estimated in the L h X the NRA would make more business but, I hope. u. following budget and includes the amount» to be received from the county schco it will yet come. 1 know that Willamina has been hit a NEW GRAND RONDE NEWS NOTES fund, state school fund, elementary school fund, special district tax, an a blow besides the depression-if there is such a thing. By R uth L ee B each other moneys of the district. .1. I,. H utchins SCHOOL MEETING Subscriber Enjoys The Times i. 1 think your extra sheet helps out and hope, as th v e a r ends we will get another- making four sheets, for a New Year present. And may there be New Year resolu- tinnq too- that each Willamina citizen that can sign up , ’ i’ . i . H , o W ill'im in a Times and help all citizens January 1st for the W.llamma I «"««. . p that are in the city. We. Mr Nicol and I, have been sub scribers ever since the first edition in 1909 or 191 . Thanks, Mr. Editor, your paper is “ ref ul" i ‘i J er- MRS. M. A. NICOL, North San Diego, Cal. - _ * . . . Mrs. H. B. Scharschsmidt and son Jimmy were in Sheridan three days last week, taking tare of her mother, Mrs. F. K.' Heider, who ha* been ill. BUDGET Mra DiHey wag in Kortiand Sunday, visiting her daughter Joyce. U itin a „ wh„ h , at Monmouth, was home over the week end, visiting his parent», Mr. and Mrs. ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES R. A. beirman. Ira Withrow was in Portland Satur day and witnessed the football game between Oregon State and U. of C. Miss Mavis Godsey, her mother Mrs. Miles Godsey, and Louis — Cassidy itlllCB — - * were I n in Salem Saturday. On their return to Cag8ld >Bcar rammed the back end of a sorrv to learn that our sister city is trying irpt »wav with one of Willamina s proudest assets -r Junction Mrg Godsey was <juite badly n h . . y „pnt an ¡tern to the Oregon Journal shaken up: the others weren t hurt j Junior band. Some „ • *t . the Pacific The following children have been ab- tpllint? of the “ Sheridan Junior Band s visit to tne r a c in c nt from Krade achool for variOo, rea sons, during the past week: Stanley International Stock Show. The hand members are from Moore, Pete Pruitt, Alice Moore, Oliver I Henshaw. William Snead and Bernice HI. Willamina, Butler district and Valley Junction. James. Those absent from high school > W p a re Elementary GENERAL CO NTRO L Personal service: Clerk________________ ___ _____ Compulsory education and census Supplies------------------------------------- Election» and publicity---------------- Legal service» (clerk’» bond, audit, e tc .).............. ............. ............ High School 33.33 16.67 16. «7 40.00 16.67 8.33 8.33 20.00 6.67 3.33 450,00 10.00 900.00 20.00 S T o ta l expense of g en eral c o n tro l .— 170.00 IN S T R U C T IO N — Supervision Personal service: Principals — Supplies, principals------------------- T o ta l expense, supervision ----------- 1,380.00 IN S T R U C T IO N —- T eaching Personal service 3,105.00 were: Margaret McDonald, and Mavis Teachers, high school................. 3,060.00 and nephews.all of McMinnville, visited and Elliott Godsey. Teachers, grade sch ool---------- OLD GRAND RONDE NEWS at the M. Petersen home. Mr. Trent Mr. and Mrs. John Talbott and child 765.00 Teachers, primary---------------- lost his wife three weeks ago, to the ren. Doyle and J tan. were in Sheridan 10.00 (By M. l ’ETEHMEN. S r . * 20.00 Supplies (chalk paper, etc.) sorrow of his friends here. He had the Sunday, visiting friends and relatives. | 15 00 75.00 Text books (desk and indigents) Mrs. Goodrich is teaching schoolI at contract grading the highway h e r e 7.050.00 A surprise wedding shower was given f T otal expense of te a c h in g ------------ Cloverleaf and has ten pupils attending. when first laid out. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. L. K. (Hoot) Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Curtis and three Gibson at the Grand Ronde hotel. A jy OPERATION OF PLANT Mrs. Rose Larsen had the misfortune Personal service: to run into the M.rvin W . £ } * children are here from Klamath Falls large crowd of friends and high school 360.00 360.00 urday. while returning f »0« Portland. looking for a home. He is staying with students were present. The bride re Janitor and other employees .... ceived many lovely and useful gifts. 75.00 w here sh e had spent several days visit and helping his uncle, J. W. Hudson. 75.00 Janitor’s su pp lies------------------- in g her sister. Mari», who haa been F. Petersen, our neigobor of Mount 150.00 Several of the men in the community j 150.00 F u e l_______________________ ain Home district, is working for Otto have been deer hunting. Some were q uite ill. 45,00 45.00 Light and p ow er----------------- John of New Grand Ronde. quite successful—others were not. While returning home from •/J “”'* 13.50 13.50 Other expense of operation.... at Oceanlake Saturday night, the car Dorothy Talbott was in McMinnville l,287.i)0 T o ta l expense of o p e ra tio n .... — carrying Ed Larsen. Franklin Langley Sunday. She reports a very pleasant CO AST CREEK NEWS and Harvey Lachance and girl visit with friends. y M A IN T E N A N C E end R E P A IR S B y VIRGINIA SURFACE ran Into the ditch, turning over. The car Edna Schaad, 1st. 2nd and 3rd grade Repair and replacement of w." demolished. Ed Larsen was the 150.00 150.00 teacher here, visited her parents over furniture and equipment---- Mr. and Mrs. L. Jones left for Tilla the week end, in Newberg. She was in only one hurt. Repair and maintenance of Some of the men and boys taken to | mook Sunday, for a short visit with | Portland to see the football game on 40.00 40.00 the Warm Springs CCCcamp, madei the Mr. Jones’ sister. buildings and grounds Saturday. 380.00 T o ta l expense m ain ten ance and rep airs mistake of taking a K°ve™“ e.nt Mr. and Mrs. Walter Woods spent a Ira Withrow went duck hunting Sun without leave, using it to take a.joy few days at Coast C r e e k Mountain day. He bagged the limit. yj_ A U X IL I A R Y A G E N C IE S ride. They were discharged and sent , Lodge. Library: 1 The high school students are planning home. 9.50 Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gold Supplies, repairs, e t c .---------------- Our thermometer registered 20 shove smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Max Theis on presenting three one-act plays to fi nance their athletic activities and equip Transportation of pupils: zero during a frosty night last week. on Rock creek. ment. The plays are to be given at the It w as enough frost to kill the late Personal service................................. 900.00 Clem Howard and Mary Burgoyne Grand Ronde hall on November 8. The 989.50 potato vines. T o ta l expense o f a u x ilia ry agencies — had dinner at the Goldsmith ranch Tues- following plays will be given; "Our We beg the state highway engineer day evening. Aunt *-*w From an all-girls j num »*» California,” vz— .w --—, — - V I I . F IX E D C H A R G E S Mr Baldock. to widen the pavement at 125.50 125.50 Roscoe Stewart and Wesley Lady cast; ’’Not Quite Such a‘ G oo£. Insurance ------------ the Wilson store, as there is a large 251.00 sh ot a nice three point buck this week. ^ d^',r^ aS ¿agt. Admission charges T o ta l fix e d charges. hump getting worse every day. adults. 20c; children, 10c; re- VU1. CAPITAL OUTLAYS Dorthea Mercier was operated upon ; ih e following called at Coast Creek wiy 25.00 25.00 for appendicitis at the McMinnville ' Mountain lzodge this week: Carl Garatt, gerVed seats, 25c. Alteration of buildings (not repairs) Mr. and Mrs. Max Johnston. Alvie _______________ 150.00 150.00 hospital. New furniture and equipm ent-------- Wilson. Ade and Oscar Pelzer, Carl 350.00 Deming Deming of Flatt, Wes Lady and Roscoe Stewart. T o ta l ca p ita l o u tla y s ----------------- ---------- Mi.. — ......- and Frank and brother of GILBERT CREEK ITEMS Forest Grove, mother SCHOOL NOTES Mrs. Nettie Winslow, b r o u g h t her home this week. This is a very busy week for the pu On Saturday morniny, October 21, IX . D E B T S E R V IC E 350.00 The Rev. Felix Bucher ipade a busi pils and teacher of the Coast creek there was born to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Interest on warrant» 350.00 ness trip to Jordan last week He is school since final preparations and prac Brown, a boy, weighing 8J pounds. T o ta l d eb t service ----- now busy having his potatoes dug by ticing tor the entertainment and Bas Mother and son are doing nicely. ket Social to he held Saturday night at EMERGENCY John Riggs and Alvind Lachance. Eldon Robin and Larrie Brown are 330.00 eight o'clock, are being made. It is confined T o ta l em ergency.. to their homes with bad colds. Wm. Trent accompanied by his neice hoped that there will be a large crowd. $12,537.5« aR part of the proceeds will be used to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Brown and his T o ta l estim ated am ou n t needed fo r a ll purposes durin g th e y e a r....... provide hot lunches for the pupils dur brother drove over from Gooseneck for ing the winter months. Everyoi Everyone is Sabbath services. welcome. Sabbath School and Church services Many of the pupils have been absent were held in the classroom of the new General Insurance church, which is being built on “ Dad” j this week because of illness. Balance on hand at beginning of school year (third Monday WILLAMINA Citv Hall MONDAYS M .r, Burnett and H.rjJd Gouphno, ; » « « « & ' £ £ , “ T j _ » . ) “ «• « _aV.:* ^ 5 Uiizirvot 5 S * IO « mflflP » «*• ___ .... $1,180.5« SHERIDAN — — HEIDER BLDG. were . . . t o r . . t th . .eheel th „ week ; J , or Chri.ti.n From , cboo, 838.53 Phone 593 or 3x2 217.77 services on the part of those, attending From ___ „„honl fund ... state school fund....................- ........... services in the new Seventh Day Ad 418.93 , From elementary school fund........... . — ventist church. 2,890,27 . Mr. and Mrs. Cliff. Smith and family From non-high school district for tuition 2,341.06 ' I CX < 1 1 1 I of Salem drove out Saturday night to Receipts from other source»......................... $7,U7.17 I • • I visit Mrs. Asa Smith. They returned T o ta l estim ated receip ts ..—— — ................ ~'r - - * ■ home Sunday morning. We recently bought a limited number of Kelvinators The frost, on the 20th, destroyed R. anticipating a price rise within a short time and we (J. Johnson’s prospects of a second crop of strawberries. He had large, green purpose to sell these refrigerators at $99.50 until the berries on his plants. .............. .........$12,537.50 stock is exhausted. We are advised that within a brief w e?;. , ; : s " ~ »s 7,887.17 Leland R. Sackett ESTIMATED RECEIPTS RECAPITULATION time the price will advance to $1 14.50. You can save $15.00 by making your purchase now on an Electric Refrigerator recognized as one of the highest merit and performance. The price of every manufactured article is rapidly advancing. It will doubtless be a long while before refrigerators of the Kelvinator character can be pur chased at this figure of $99.50. B U Y N O W a n d S A V E $ 1 5 .0 0 Electric Supplies & Contracting Company Blue 34 V YAMHILL ELECTRIC COMPANY Newberg $4,650.33 and they were in blossom for the second Balance, am ou n t to be raised b y d is tric t tax time this year. We have also had dog wood blooming up our way this fall. The Manley children are out of school [ with colds. E. M. Burnham was in town on busi Amount of warrant indebtedness on warrants issued and ness Monday. endorsed “ not paid for want of funds)............................... $6,971.00 Archie Brown was in town Tuesday. | $5,971.00 T o ta l indebtedness ........................................ ............................................ Little Oran B. Manley received a ____________ present of a beautiful crocheted jacket , . 1QQ, from the Willamina Times. Dated this 20th day of October, 1933. ________ 9------------- ATTEST: w R HARRY N. SHIPLEY, W. R. NEELY. NEELY, Chairman, Board of Directors. District Clerk. The Times will be glad to receive wood, potatoes or other produce on i , Date of first hrst publication, puDiicauon, October v tw u c . * 1 9 » 1 Date of last publication, November 2, 1933. subscription accounts. INDEBTEDNESS
