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WILLAMINA BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
visit their son and brother. Hilton Ry-
dell in Arizona, and plan to see some
COLD CREEK
i other friends on the trip. They expect
to be gone a month.
By P earl H arrington
Mrs. Allman o f Portland, and Mr.
Fagersl.v, motored out for the weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wooden and at
the Caligan home. Sunday evening
daughter Vanita and Mrs. Hagman were '.hey visit«! at the horse of Emil Gust­
called to Brownsville Tuesday by the
death of Mrs. Hagman’s brother-in-law, avsen. a relative by marriage.
Ivan Caligan has return«! to his last
George Hooey.
| year’s job logging near the Foster
Don Hultin left Wednesday for a trip mill for Vic Rickert.
to Alaska, where he plans on working.
William Harris has finished his job of
Don has been employed at the Foster
logging camp for the past year. His logging on the Salmon river and is mov­
friends all wish him af lot of good luck ing into the Anderson timber here, where
he will log for the Klees mill.
on his trip.
According to newspaper reports this
Dr. R. C. Fields of Sharidan was
called to the Wm. Bedortha home last has been the driest spring since 1875
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Bedortha May was the driest May in 60 years.
has been very ill, but is better at this
Hot? well I guess yes? The old setting
time.
hen came «.»tT last Week, and even with
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. White and Fred prompt “ first aid" we were able to
Richard, a brother of Mrs. Hagman, of save only half. The rest were broiled
Newberg, were Sunday visitors of the in the shell.
.Howard Wooden family.
Creighton Fouts is farm boy for Mr.
An all-day quilting will be held at the McBee this summer, as he is very busy
church Friday. There will be one quilt at the mill.
to quilt and one to tie. A pot-luck din­
Braxton Fouts is a persistent and
ner will be served at noon. Ladies bring successful angler. Last Sunday he made
one dish and a few sandwiches.
a fair catch on Rowell Creek.
Eloyd Harrington entertained a num­
Mrs. Anderson has h*r first crop
ber of his friends and classmates with a alfalfa cut and in the shock.
farewell party for Jack and Tommy
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Houston of
Brown and Howard Cook, Monday even­
ing. After an evening of games, re­ Richmond, Calif., passed through here
freshments o f ice cream and cake were ( Sunday on their way to the coast. He
served. The boys expected to leave for worked for us a short ttme on The
Times more than twenty years ago, and
Camp Badger Mondey night.
stopped in to renew acquaintance
H IL L C R E S T N E W S IT E M S
e
B u sin ess a n d P ro fessio n al p eo p le w h o a re d o in g b u sin e ss in W illam in a a n d
w h o h a v e faith in o u r city a n d its fu tu re. T h e y d e se rv e y o u r p atro n ag e.
S p en d F o r Y o u r H o m e First
W illa m in a G a r a g e
Remodeling or New Building
is your best Investment
W . R . C O Y L E , Prop.
Your home s of
MILLS
WILLAMINA SERVICE STATION
G en eral
P etroleum Products
« I H T W II.I.A M IN A IIANt
Dr. H. W. Flanery
Dentist
T he Ix-Ht brick plant In Oregon.
-C oast h ig h w a y panning through
Hall ami h igh w ay tran sp ortation .
Office at residence two blocks
north of bank building
Willamina, Oregon
Splendid climate, abundant watei
S even nawtnllln w ith in »even intlen
A prnaperoua farm in g com m u n ity
A larg e trib u ta ry country, rich In
n atu ral resource»
Good grad e and high achoola. two
churches, a library
P ro g ressiv e cltlxena. enterprlalng
buaineaa m en. a live civ ic club.
Car Greasing and Adjusting
Electrical Work a Specially
Your Nearest Typewriter Service
W ILLA M IN A NKKOM:
H a r p e r J a m is o n
A hank.
A resid en t physician.
A clean in g and p ressin g shop
A (rult and v e g e t a b l e c u n i o - r v
People w ith vtatoa to wee and covr
a g e to g ra sp op p ortu n ities
“T h e B o o k S to r e “
M c M in n v ille
A ll m a k es of T y p ew riters
R e p a ire d - R e n te d - Sold
“S e rv ic e w ith a S m ile ”
W illa m in a ,
Oregon
PEACOCK
CLEANERS .nd DYERS
Ag.at Call» n trj
M»»4ay, Wr4a»a4ay .ail Friday
Leave Order» at T he T imeh Office.
O TTO W . HEIDER
P R IN T IN G
Attorney-at-Law
o f a ll k in d s
a t a right p rice
T h e W IL L A M IN A T IM E S
We are County Agents
R o y al T y p e w rite rs
a n d A ll P o rta b le s
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VALLEY JU NCTIO N
’ Saturday, accompanied by Marjorie's
H E R ID A N T H E A T R E 1
By V elda W ebb
grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Charles
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Jen?en.
The lumber business seems to be re­
P r o < r a m S u b j e c t I o < t u u t f e W ith o u t N o t ic e .
viving here. Some of the mills are
Mrs. Fred Andersen and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hautze and Mr.
Machine Work Welding
working overtime and all seem to be Lucile went to Cascade Locks Tuesday, and Mrs Franks attended the rose fes- —
running full time now. Logging oper | Mrs. Andersen returned Wednesday, tival at Portland last Friday,
S A T . and SUN., JUNE IS and 16
Auto Repairing Rehoring
ations are active too and there is a but Lucile will stay all week visiting
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scramble for logs to keep the mills there and at Portland.
atives and friends in this neightiorhood
going.
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“ Home on the Range” 1
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Werth and La-, Monday.
Mrs. Anderson and daughters Ethel verne went to McMinnville Friday and
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with
Randolph Scott and all-star cast
and Ruth, left the early part of last brought their son Mervin. who has been ♦
Hear Joe Morrison and the ranch boys
week for an extended trip. They will attending college there, home with
OLD GRAND RONDE
sing “ Home on the Range"
j them.
General Insurance
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Also. Andy Clyde in “ I'm a Father"
Miss Marion Kleea spent the week
and a cartoon: “Kraxy’a Waterloo” 1 WILLAMINA Citv Hall MONDAYS
end at home.
SHEKIDAN
HEIDER BLOG.
The Midway mill is working half time.
MAJESTIC THEATRE
Mrs. Klees' father and brother. Mr.
Phone 593 or 3x2
Gebhart and Bill, spent Thursday and W. S. Lauthers is night watchman and Wednesday DIME NITE June 19
DALLAS. O REGON
Ben LaChance is the fireman.
Friday with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Newbiil and daugh­ Richard Dix and Irene Dunne in
Mrs. Cox hurt her finger so badly
D R . G . W . K IN G
F rid a y , S atu rd ay, June 1 4 -1 5
ter and W. S. Lauthers visited the M.
it has to be in a cast for a week yet.
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Registered
Petersen family Sunday.
T w o Features
Chosen as the outstanding picture of
Messrs, and Mesdames Walter and
Tom Ackersen, 81, is making applica­
the year, a few years ago
Fred Werth attended state grange con­
Optometrist
vention at McMinnville Tuesday night. tion for old age pension.
It’s mighty —an epic of the century
Leonard Klees spent Monday visiting
Mrs. Edith Glover, our postmistress, N ote ; Due to the extreme length, the
Phone 643
Sheridan, Oregon
— AND —
his cousin, Wayne Rickert, of Wiila- has been on the sick list the past sev-
show will start 15 minutes earlier
mina.
eral
weeks.
The SW ELLHEAD
Thursday, June 13, a stoik shower Also; Scrappy Cartoon
Mike Gebhardt and wife of Bridal
Sunday-Mon.-Toes. June 16-17-18
Veil, Ore , visited at the Klees home will be held for Mrs. Ed wins LaChance
Winslow.
Thursday.
Matinee Sunday at 2:30
Notice of Annual School Meeting
Miss Jean Andersen of Cascade Locks
Funeral Directors
N
otice is H ereby G iven to the legal
visited at the Fred Andersen home last
(From Andrew Smith)
voters of School District No. 30-44 of
week.
Ambulance Service
Phillip Sheridan and Nash Smith, per­ Yamhill and Polk Counties, State of
Offic Phase 312
Re». Phea. 361S
Miss Willotta Harris entered a music sonal friends, one day decided to make Oregon, that the Annual School Meet­
— with—
Sheridan, Oregon
contest at Linfield college in McMinn­ a trip to the coast. Arriving there, they ing of said District will be held at School
AL JOLSON— RUBY KEELER
saw some nice Indian girls; so Sheridan House; to begin at the hour of 8 o'clock
ville, and was awarded second place.
GLENDA FARRELL AND BIG CAST
picked out one for himself and Nash
About forty people gave Mrs. D. M. picked one. When Phillip showed Nash P. M. on the third Monday of June, be­
— One of the big W arner — Newton
a surprise party on her birth­ his girl, Nash said: “ That’s my girl you ing the 17th day of June, A D. 1935.
day last Saturday.
This meeting is called for the purpose
Musical Pictures
picked, let’s play cards to see who wins
of
electing one Director and Clerk and Tenbush Poultry Ranch
her.”
Nash
won.
Another
man
ashed
Mrs. Ebon Ray attended the gradua­
the
transaction of business usual at
Sheridan
who
won.
and
he
said:
“
Nash
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W e d n e s d a y ,T h u r. June 1 9 -2 0
tion exercises of her niece while in
took 'er. ’ It was on the bank of a river such meeting.
Portland.
Jersey White Giant ®r7 di7.?'."1k’ E« >
D I M E N IT E S
Dated this 18th day of May. 1935.
and to this day the river is called the
Miss Frances Klees attended a party "Nashtuker” river.
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arry N. S hipi . ey .
M a r y J a n e ’s P a
at the Harve Harrington home Monday.
Ducks Ducklings
Chairman Board of Directors. Buff Orpington
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with Guy Kibbee and Aline McMahon
Margaret Carlson and Marjorie Jen­ V
W.
B
eck
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M O U N T a T n HOME
sen returned to their home at Seaside
Btonze Turkeys :: Toulouse Gtese
District Clerk.
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CUSTOM HATCHING
Bv M rs . J ay C lark
By J. A. H art
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Mechanics Garage
Leland R. Sackett
CAPTAIN HURRICANE
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SHERIDAN F UNERAL |JOME
Go I nto Y our D ance
MILLER'S
M e a ts M a k e D elicio u s
“ E a ts ”
A satisfying, appetizing, de­
licious part of. any meal. Cut
from home-killed, commun­
ity-grown stock. Quality in
every cut. It’s good.
O n ly F resh, W h o le s o m e M e a ts .. S o ld b y
Miller Meat Market | Willamina Meat Market
G RAND RONDE
SAFETY
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W IL L A M IN A
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OUR REGULAR
B A N K IN G A N D
S A V IN G F A C I L I T I E S
PRO M O TE
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F I R S T N A T IO N A L B A N K
Sheridan, Oregon
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
Fabian Quinell, and Leonard Quinoll
and wife spent Sunday with the Wm.
Soderberg family.
Elmer Rake and family of McMinn­
ville, and Miss Katheryn Brown of
Woodland, Wn., spent Sunday at the
Jay Clark home.
Everett returned
home with them after spending a week
with his Uncle Jay and family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A Nott helped the
Conkeys move last week.
Joe Petterson was home from camp
Friday and Saturday.
The Jay Clark family were at Mc­
Minnville Monday. Mrs. Clark went for
medical treatment.
Joe Langley a n d daughter Nellie
were Sheridan visitors Monday.
Alfred Thompson s p e n t the week
with friend:; here. They spent the win­
ter in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Conkey and son
have moved into their new home which
they recently secured in a trade.
Wm. Poland and wife were in Sheri­
dan Saturday.
Virgil Lamb of Salem is visiting his
brother Albert and family this week.
Frank Kautz and wife were Sheridan
visitors the latter part of the week.
Orville Johnson and family called on
the Tom Edwards family Monday.
Full Gospel Meetings
At Fendail school h o u s e , 2J
miles north of Willamina, first
and third Sunday of each month
a t 2:30 p. m.
C l i f f o r d N o b l e in C harge.
1OD The Only Cause and Cre­
ator” was the subject of the
Lesson-Sermon in all Churches ot
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, June
9.
The Golden Text was, "Known
unto God are all his works, from
the beginning of the world” (Acta
15:18).
Among the citations which com­
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
following from the Bible: “For
In him we live, and move, and
have our being” (Acts 17:28).
The Lesson-Sermon also Includ­
ed the following correlative pas­
sage from the Christian Science
textbook, “Science a n d Health
with Key to the Scriptures”, by
Mary Baker Eddy: “The creative
Principle— Life, Truth, and Love
— is God. The universe reflects
God. There Is but one creator
and one creation. This creation
consists of the unfolding of spir­
itual ideas and their identities,
which are embraced in the Infin­
ite Mind and forever reflected.
These ideas range from the Infin­
itesimal to infinity, and the high­
est ideas are the sons and daugh­
ters of God” (p. 502).
M c M innville
Sunday morning service at 11 o’clock;
church, 806 Davis street; Sunday school
at 9:45; Wednesday evening meeting at
8 o ’clock; reading room in church.
D allas
Every Sunday at 11 a. m.; Sunday
school at 10 a. m.; Wednesday evening
meetings at 8:00, first and third Wednes­
day of month; church, 816 So. Main St.
“G'
H. TENBUSH,
Willamina, Ore.
1 mile west over bridge at brick plant
W a n t e d «nd
ffl F o r S a le
For Sale Young Jersey cow; fresh
May 23rd. Tuberculosis and abortion
tested. $50. M. C. Madison, 1 mile west
of Grand Ronde on Salmon River Road.
For Sale- Kale plants, $1 per 1000;
6000 for $5. M. C. Madison. 1 mile west
of Grand Ronde on Salmon River Road.
For Sale 181 Acres at Midway, on
' highway, 100 acres under cultivation,
I balance timber, $50 per acre if taken as
' a whole. If sold in parcels, priced as to
relative values. Inquire at The Times
office.
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Complete line of R. C. A. Cunning­
ham Radio Tubes st Durst’s Pharm­
acy.
adv.
Found 6.50x20 truck tire and rim.
Left at The Times office. Owner may
call, prove ownership, pay for this ad,
and take same away.
The Times will be glad to receive
wood, potatoes or other produce on
subscription accounts.
When you have something to sell or
trade, just try an ad in The Times.
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