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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1937)
Page 6 Œ If r fil i 11 a tn t tt n Thursday, October 21,1937 C im e « WILLAMINA BUSINESS amp PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Ladies of Old Grand Ronde gave a OLD GRAND RONDE | stork shower at the community hall honoring Mrs Dorothy Mercier Port« B y M. PETERSEN. S a ter of Sweet Home. A delicious lunch Clementine J e f f r i e s of C lo v e r le a f_ _ ____ eon was ___________ served and _______ a most .________ pleasant k k t havin/ « h o u se built ¡af.em oon was spent. The honor guest by her brother Nereis IjtChanee. received many dainty and useful arti Mrs. Mary Kenworthy has a daughter cles. Among those present were Mrs. who is now taller than her mother. Mary Joy. Rose Larsen. Martha Mer Polk-Yamhill street is gradually being cier Mrs. Ila Dowd. Marian Forester, built up with houses—as was predicted Callie Smith. Marv Kenworthy and by M. Petersen more than twenty years daughter. Nadine Mercier. Gertrude D . u , . M ercier. Lizzie B an n ach . Etta Enebtt. Business and Professional people who are doing business in Willamina and who have faith in our city and its future. They deserve vour patronage. Spend For Your Home First Dr. H. W. Flanery Dentist R em odeling or N ew Building is your best Investm ent Your home's at RTCCI V M il I C pho"* 2X8 IlLELI illlLLO Office at residence two blocks north of bank building W illamina, Oregon Willamina, Oregon r . P Rowley has moved into the W. Mrs Linden Agnes Mercier. Hattie b. Leathers farm hoese which be has Leno and Isabe, Matousha leased, together with one acre of gar den land, part of which is to be set with Three boys and four girls were con- P A IN T IN G D R . G . W . K IN G strawberries. Chet Loup o f Amity, firmed at the service held at St. M lch-| Registered Guaranteed Rebuilt Typew riter* spent last Sunday with the Rowleys, ael’s church on Sunday, and Rev Shef- The men were formerly partners in ear- ioid may well be proud of the success Estimate Free. All Work Guaranteed from $2 5 .0 0 W .lch,s stock farm. , of the event. Dinner was served to TERMS IF DESIRED VERN E. WILLHITE Fred Knispe1, who lives at the Faul fifteen , the arehbbhop ckrgy Phone 643 Sheridan, Oregon Vandehey home, u employed on the _4n_-r- or.H ™ Phene 103 S h e rid a n , O re g o n PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS new parsonage being built by R e v . |-^n8’‘rs »nd fie n d s a the community On the 10c A D A Y Plan Sheffold of SL Michael’s Mission. The hlrs Celia Smith and Martha LELAND R. SACKETT concrete foundations are set and a well Mercier waited on table, while Gertrude Drop us a caid or call 55W for OTTO W. HEIDER has been sunk 16 feet. Washed gravel Mescier. Mary Kenworthy Rose Lar-1 C entral Insurance Information or Typewriter Service from Mill Creek was used. sen and Stella LaChance were cooks SHERIDAN — HEIDER BLDti. Attorney-at-Law Narcis and Edwin LaChance have a and helpers. I*hone 503 or 3x2 contract for tearing d o w n the old W IL L A M IN A Grand Ronde hotel building as it has be- ’ WILLAMINA. City Hall. M ondayb “ The Booh Store** in McMinnit/ic come dilapidated and an eyesore. It was MOUNTAIN HOME I one of the first buildings in Old Grand Ronde and has an interesting history, Bv M rs . J ya C lark UNION SERVICE STATION MAJORS GROCERY SHERIDAN CLEANERS formerly it was used as a dormitory i FRANK SMKlJiFR Paor. (Too late for last week) for Indian boys; and for more than 20 Groceries : Drinks : Candy AND TAILORS Union Oil, Gas and Oil Product« years it was occupied by M. Petersen Mr and Mrs Westerman of McMinn Firestone Tire» and Batterie« S HELL O IL P R O D U C TS where he kept postoffice and operated ville called at the Jay Clark horn? Cleaning, Dyeing, Tailoring Tire Repair» and Car Servicing a dance hall and stage. There the Grand I Saturday Mr. and Mr». Dan Major», Prop». Waahing and Polishing Ronde Indian band was organized; there ». and Mrs. Elmer Conkey and son O ld Grand Ronde, Ore. Ixtave work at The Times office the first Christmas celebration was held Phone 2 0 2 W illam ina by theIndians’ all Joining hands” and I Carol were McMinnville visitors Satur- dancing around t h e Christmas t r e e day Mrs. Conkey and Carol went to while Alvina Petersen LaChance played Hillsboro Saturday afternoon, where the Christmas march on the piano; it thev visited relatives and Mrs Conk’y was the scene of the wedding of Olga attended the teachers’ Institute 05935072 Petersen to Roy Buckley; and where ' _ . J. A. JENSEN JR.. Prop the 50th anniversary of SL Michael’» Mr- an<* Mrs. Alfred Thompson’s GLENN M . L A R K IN S . Prop. .Mission church, fonnded b y F a t h e r 'laughter and sen-in-law of Portland Mobilgas .. Mobiloil Crockett, was held, when Archbishop were in the community Sunday General Repair Work Christy gave the blessing and all the Frank Sutter is building himself a RADIO REPAIR WORK people dined at the old hotel. Aatomohile and Machine Work bam. FOR SALE TU B E S T E S T E D FREE Thomas L. Bockes, county commis Blscktaitkia, sad Atslylsas Wsldiag Kenneth Hintzman spent the week Horses, Mares and Mules sioners for Yamhill county, and Mrs. end at Green Acres, near Dayton, with T o w in g a n d Bockes made a pleasant call at the Pe We are permanently located at Mc- tersen home last Saturday morning, Mr® his father. Raising the Flag Kenneth Hentrman | Mmnville, on Star Mill Road, one mile Lester Alderman of Portland Is vis W r e c k i n g S e r v ic e Bockes has been busy taking care of Star Spangled Banner" was played as west of city library. We have a large the gravelii.g of roads in this vicinity, iting this week at the home of his uncle, PHONE 106 the flag was raised by Bob and Lon assortment of slock on hand a t all with gravel from the newly placed rock Jay Clark. times. If we don't have what you want Olmstead. crusher at the Melvin Wilson quarry. here we can get then, for you, as we Richfield Gas Richlub Oil A special school meeting will be held S a lu te .................— ...........Audience The work is surely appreciated by all Wednesday, the 20th. for the purpose Flag Tires, B atterie*, Accessories p „~Hin«> The Meaning of Our Flag" have a nice line of stock at Walla Walla, the people here. Wn. Co.ne and see these hnrses hitched of electing a director to take the place ’’ Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hirst, former oc. ToJn™ Bayer Wh° hM m° Ved t0 NeW Recltatlon- “Columbus" M argret FtX'h and worked, and get our prices. We meet competition for price and quality. > cupants of the Lauther's place are now Free delivery. living in McMinnville. Evergreen picking closes this week FiWltatlOn- "Columbus D a r _ PAUL FUNDMAN T om C onway , M c M in n ville, Ore Alfred Miller and Forest Fisher re WILLAMINA. ORBOON Mr r X o IT o X C l ^ “GOd L*"d" cently visited their Uncle Otto at Scap IN S U R A N C E -A L L K IN D S For Sale — 1100-pound mare, good poose. g e S Íew íT an S f X e r " V ^ w M ° f A^ ‘ worker. 825. Also weaner pigs. J. L BONDS RENTALS Mr. and Mrs. Max Madison, W. S. H omhs for H omkmekkf . rm Hornibrook. Rte 1, Willamina. 3tp Lauthers and F. Rowley were Sunday Victor Resch dinner guests at the M. Petersen home. them have been successful. COLLECTIONS LEGAL PAPERS Recitation, "The Land of Liberty" For Sale—Canning tomatoes, smooth, Mrs. E. L. Pierce is visiting in Port H. E. Goodrich and A. C. Oppen of Melba Clark fine flavor. Kay Stockton, Phone Sheri land this week. Salem called on M. Petersen Sunday. Musical Number Bob and Lon Olmstead dan 5416. Rip Geo. Freeman’s mill has been sold Mr. and Mrs. E. A . Paulen and three Recitation, "America Hear Me" children arrived Sunday from Creede, , to a Mr Carter of Newberg. The mill L a w d h c e o l B. A. K L IK S For Rent—About 40 acres; crop rent Kenneth Hintzman Colorado, and will locate here perma- was loc«ted on the Henry Blair place, W Bock. Willamina. Or Recitation, “Song of the Flag 8U General Law Practice nently. At present they are staying Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scheese have Ruby Olmstead nJ2ih Mr’ - Pab,en’s sister, Mrs. H. .E moved to their new home. We hope Associate Attorneys at McMinnville Wanted—Calves, worthless h o r s e s y an ami y. ! they wlll enjcy being In our neighbor Recitation. “Reverence”.. Sadie Kautz and cows, for fox and mink feed Farmer I DOROTHY L. KLIKS Song, "Flag of the Free” Irene Kautz Creek Fur Farm, 2 miles north of Hebo hood. Welcome, neighbors. Margaret Resch, Melba Clark Ruby- on WALTER P. GERBER Coaat highway, or see A. R. Käm Mr. and Mrs. Don Mace of Portland ST. MICHAEL’S CHl’RCH Olmstead C. W. KING merer. agent, Willamina, Oregon. tf8p called at the Elmer Scheese home Sun Recitation, "The Flag” Old Grand Ronde Irene Kautz At Portland day. Regular services Sundays at 10:00 Flag Exercise ... Melba Clark. Margaret, Wanted to Huy—Old Horses for fox C. W. REDDING. 520 Mead Bldg. The following program was given a’ Resch. Irene Kautz a m.. except first Sunday in month 1 feed. Thor Aronseu; Rose Lodge, Ore. when services are held at 8:15 and the Mountain Home school Tuesday Song, “Our Flag" .......... Ruby Olmstead I afternoon, Columbus Day: 10:30 a. m. Recitation. "For Our Country" I For 8ale—16-month-old bull C. L. MR. ANO MRS RUSSEU NEWBILL Rev. G. F. Sheffold, Pastor. ’America”--------------------------- Audience Victor Resch Green. Box 330, Willamina tfltp Recitation. “Our Flag” Etta Pearl Kautz MAPLE SERVICE STATION To Trade— Quarter section of land Duet....... Mrs Clark and Mr Conkey RICHFIELD PKOUVCTH Musical Number..............Bob Olmstead In Peace River district. Alberta. Can Groceries, Confectionery. Ice Cream ada, free of encumbrance, for land In FREE PICNIC GROUNDS the Valley of equal value. Inquire at On Highway and Yamhill Kivar (This Week) The Times office. tf 3 mile« went of Willamina Mr. and Mrs. Jay Clark were at Old Town Friday and Sunday. RADIOS, all makes, >5 and up. Joe Petersen injured his eye while We repair ail makes of radios. WILSON’S GROCERY and splitting wood last week. Newby Radio & Electric Go SERVICE STATION Steve Resch is logging alder on his 1838 Z E N IT H R A D IO S lower place. Mobil - GAS M o b il-O IL Exclusive 319.95 and up Bud Papstein is on the sick list this Sheridan, Ore. Phone 2351. General Petroleum Products week. Spirit Mt. Farm Products Ksrcivrd Itsily 2 Miles from SPIRIT MT. RANCH Kenneth Hintzman was absent from' Kennell-Ellis —Artist-Photographers school the latter part of the week but 430 Oregon Bidg., Salem, Oregon, OLD G R A N D R O N D E , O REGO N returned Monday. Melba Clark was quite ill Tuesday. i Times will be glad to receive Betty Jean LaChance and Wayne and , w b i n s ^ ’X s u 0 “ " produce Vern Scheese entered the Mt. Home pt|on accounts, NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN school Tuesday of last week. Betty Jean is in the 5th grade, Wayne is in NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT USE the second and Vern is in the first. Estate No. A 840 Steve Resch, Margaret, Victor and IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Bobby spent Friday evening at the Jay STATE OF OREGON FOR YAM | Clark home. HILL COUNTY. FOR THE DAIRY COW Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sutter spent In the Matter of the Estate of Laura , Tuesday evening at the Clark home. The Dairyman who wishes to keep B. Kidder, deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Miller called at his cows in good health and get the NOTICE Is hereby given that the the Jay Clark home Friday and Satur greatest return for the food supplied, undersigned as executrix of the estate should investigate Aqua Mm. day. Roseoe Langley dug a well last week. of Laura B. Kidder, deceased, has filed It is essential that minerals be sup Mr. and Mrs. Orville Collins are mov her final account in the County Court plied to the dairy cow trom a source of the State of Oregon for Yamhill other than I he food given. ing to McMinnville this week so that they can be close to medical aid. Or County, and that Saturday, the 23rd! Minerais must be in solution to be ville has r.ot been well since his opera day of October, 1937, at the hour of utilized by the body tissues. tion. We hope he improves. 10.00 o’clock in the forenoon of said Aqua-Min contains minerals in so Mr. end Mrs. Hans Singler and little day. and the County Court room of said lution, the same as they are in the daughter Dolores of Portland, Mr. and court in the County Court House at body fluids. “Of'course, the women ought to scold, Mr9. John Schaeffer and Jean of Salem, McMinnville. Yamhill County, Oregon, You cannot afford to be without Those muddy shoes cause lots of grief, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn MaGee of Salem has been appointed by the said Court Aqua-Min for your herd. were dinner guests at the home of their as the time and place for the hearing But if you’ll let me take a hold, Please call at our office, write, or parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MaGee, of objections thereof, and the settle see our agent in Yamhill county, Mr. Sunday. Of any job, I’ll bring relief.” ment thereof. Willis Kirkpatrick of Kernville, Ore Mr. and Mrs. Orville Collins an d Dated and first published Septem gon, for full information. Hugh MaGee were McMinnville callers ber 23, 1937. Monday. Date of last publication October 21. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Conkey were 1937. YAMHILL ELECTRIC COMPANY Makers of B o d y C ell S alts McMinnville callers Saturday. ALICE K. KIDDER. Modernize w ith Electricity Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MaGee and Ron 403 Panama Bldg. Portland, Ore. E xecutrix. ald called at the Papstein home Friday A T w ater 1079 OTTO W HEIDER, nite. Attorney for Said Estate. T Y P E W R IT E R S PAPERHANGING: KALSOMINING Optometrist Harper Jamison WILLAMINA SERVICE STATION W a n t e d an<* ® F o r S a le NO SCRUB — NO SUDS — CLEAN RUGS Reddy Kilowatt A Q U A -M IN KIRFATRICK LABRATORIES, inc
