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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1938)
Sulje VOLUME gfl, No. 49 ¡Hantitta WILLAMINA, YAMHILL COUNTY,-OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 193» ■ ----- - ■■■'!» ■■■" " ' , 11.50 A YEAR ............................ . WALLACE HEIDER LOST ALDERMEN APPROVE COMMERCIAL CLUB TO ON MT. HOOD FOUND GRAND RONDE WAGE HOLD SUMMER PICNIC AFfER NIGHT SEARCH PURCHASE OF HOSE; CUT MEETINC DRAWS Wallace Beider, son of Mr. a n d ' SAFETY ZONES MADE Forest fires in Oregon end Wash SUN D AY AT FAWKS ’Mrs. Otto Heider o f Sheridan, had a CROWD OF OVER 200 ington are taking a heavy toil in ¡thrilling experience last S u n d a y ,OCAL FIRES DESTROY HAY IN FIELDS; FIRE FIGHTERS SUMMONED _____ |standing timber and private proper- Pet-Luck Dinner te Be Served After when he became lost on Mt. Hood. O ld Hose Bursts W h e n Pressnre Is Another Op— Meeting Scheduled fer V . During the past week a fire in A p p lied a t B ric k P la n t F ire ; C ity Wallace left at 3 a. m. Sunday with B a ll C a m e a t 4 P .M .; M em bers - - Is the U»gh Heaven district in Yamhill W ill H a v e 10 00 F e e t e f H o m F irs t P a r t e f A u g e s ti L ittle a group of Legion men to climb the A n d F am ilie s In v ite d county solicited the help of hund A ccom plished a t M e e tin g peak. He decided to return with reds of men to fight fire. Mayor R. Y. Neely called a special The Willamina Commercial club another group at the top and started Dally broadcasts are being made meeting of the Willamina city eoun- A crowd of 200 workers, farmers and operators turned out last Friday men n the ** ¿¡«covered that the nartv was'the purpose of diacuss.ng the pur- night to a wage cut protest meeting j e.K, and any ii unemployed . u would i lit E. Ladies Aid,top he a discovered that than the party was chase . of . a new fire . - hose. „ Councilmen , m.na district who ike day ¡ J * noon * with * X n d the id M dnner Nineteen going different way he wished Wil lamina held at Grand Ronde. The various mill operators were work should report to the unemploy- " " ^ r s and giesU were present, to go. He attempted to take a short .Shetterly, Kershaw and S m e 1 . e r. The following guests were intro- cut to the ba-e, and soon became Mayor Neely and Recorder Fundman ably represented by Tony Klees and ™'^1 ,bU.re‘ .UJ.n- un. * 1,1 IU IIU W III» KUWVff were ss.vsw — ----- ------- r ------- -------- -------- - _ .. V<o- that fire fighters receive free trans- P*e following guests ............ .. l a . / k A A I duced R<*v Schreiber, paMtor of the lout. After wandering about several were p resen t as well as City Mar- Jim Finney. Outside speakers present at the portation. free board and room and local M. .. p* , L___ , _______ u ____ _______ I.in t o n E. church, Mr. Johnson and hours he found an abandoned truck,shall Linton. request of the committee were Frank 35 cents 'per hour. r. vs»!».««». and crawled in and slept for several | The recent fire at the Willamina Mr. Clanfield. Two fires were reported Wednee- Gordon, secretary of the Columbia President Newby at inted a com hours. After hiking several miles he brick plant proved that the hose was district council, IWA, George Brown, day morning in the Willamina area. itte e to make aranfk ents for the found a telephone and called an aunt*in bad shape, having burst -hen in turn notified i pressure was pumped through by the member of local been sent outi Sheridan fire department’s pumper. and John Brost ___ Much discussion as to the practi- erated a truck lin Tillamook, representing the ILWU "'77, 7"7, 7 " Frank F a w k home The picnic is I Although having been exposed for bility of purchasing a fire truck was place above the W allace bridge when X d u l e d U b e^ T at 4 mm nearly 1« hours. Wallace suffered made, and it was reported that cost longshoremen of Portland. discussion as to no ill effects and is plenty glad to of such equipment was prohibitive. Gordon described the general atti a man Inadvertently threw a . ir r . r . . . « . . . . I ■ ■ in e ie was som« r z It was reported that only 550 feet to, 7 7 5 » n toth w », - W r t i n , « •« I l- - . U . , - . I » k . » „ . ( . . W T T h k ..f c „ , n oiscu ssio n I . as " to > back h„n7,. of hose could be carried on the pre sent cart. ed and militant areas pay cuta had able pumper into use. About ten tons fpl»ce under license the peddling of f)ue|] Dance Will Benefit The chemical cart that has been in __ to_ to J - to to to to toto toto «. toto to. 4 L. to to toto. to. — A to M zi « C Z A not been suggested. John Bros«7nd Tony Klee, debated ' of hay were destroyed, it was report- h T b ie n ^ Willamina Ball Players the fire hall for a number of years was inspected by the councilmen and the local situation at considerable , ported that some peddlers have sold The Willamina Wranglers baseball‘was reported to be in unrepairable length in a very democratic manner. J merchandise to retail stores here and No words were minced and apparent- Sheridan Funeral Home la immediately after stocking the local {club announces a benefit dance this condition. However, the hose on t is ly no hard feelings were held over Modem s t o r e , have to n e from house to {Saturday night at the Buell hall. The cartt is apparently in Declared Moat ¡house selling their ware, at the same committee in charge states that a It was finally decided to purchase All who wished to speak or ask questions were given the opportunity ¡„ p rice Consequently, local merchants large crowd is expected, and that enough new hose to make a o The Sheridan Funeral Home in prk,„ Consequently good music will be furnished. Also nearly 1000 feet. It is thought that to do so. An open meeting will be held in that city has recently been com- su ffer ^ total losfon the refreshments will be served the dan- this amount will be sufficient to take the near future at which Harrold pletely renovated inside and out and “ hand„ , * c e s . care of " ---- any ---------- fire within the city. Prichett. president of the IWA, will I it is reported that no more con- Popular prices of 50 cents perl A committee from « the *, Commer o Messrs. Jarvis, Gillespie, Parrett, speak. No definite date has been setv en .en t and complete funeral home and F_ ,,y were ap- ’couple will prevail, and ladies will be cial club, consisting of Messrs. Par- ¿7 t o ..,t o ,, but it I. thought | ,«i.<» to Mtto - . .t o t , Wto. L. DM ,. . . . „ " mi S to meet with admitted free. The boys still owe rett, Jarvis. Gillespie and Epley, met about August 1 will be the date. .Proprietor of the establishment, says P # , meetj !gome on equipment and the pro. with the council and asked for more LhtoaL.W,t.h to discuss traffic regulation on Main ceed. from this dance will go for that purpose Fan. are urged to attend here. The aldermen decided to paint Robberaom Hold Annual " J " * a com”lele now street. dance and do their best to boost yellow lines marking off safety lanes Reunion al Hawi Green Additional floor space has been The ’ ®.th r et,n* r t h k e r ti 7 ' 7 f in e » « r r e v a t i o n o f olavers at each intersection on Mam street. --------- . added by building a new room on c,OMf(° f n ’ca‘ >ear ' 7 2 ' ™d ' Double lanes will be provided at the The Robberson family held their the west end of the building. New n’* r< ”* c u an 1 w.aa . „ three main intersections in town. reunion picnic at Hazel Green park 1 interior decorating and carpeting as nom,nat‘on and election of of- FrienJly Sewing Circle of People are warned to use these Sunday. All members of the in.me- we„ „ a(,ditional seating . p i c e flcer" “ >* «nsu.ng 'wou‘d j Hillcrest Meet» Wednesday pedestrian lanes when crossing the diate family and relatives were pre- materially to the convenience . * °C ** n<X, rtguar <e , ______ street as they cross at their own sent at the reunion making a total 'offered. The exterior of the build- in,f o e * I The Friendly Sewing Circle met when outside a safety lane .M o of 55. A short business suasion was ,n)r t,a, been painted and lawn and i at Mrs. Moore’s Wednesday. It will \ n s U are also warned to slow down held after the picnic luncheon. Carl «brubs have been beautifully land- Party Honors Mountain meet at Mrs. Fowler’s July 27. They when approaching a pedestrian lane Robberson presided at the meeting «raped. to .k to , • „ l i t (to tb , H todin, .h', . " f “ Home Girl’s 18th Birthdav Are a n d Ethel Cramer was appointed Daly also states that the way when in such a safety lane. family. secretary and treasurer. The time Sheridan Funeral Home maintains a A birthday party was giver, at the George Whitman did not go to the and place for the next picnic was romplete and fast ambulance ser- s u m m e r home of Mrs. Anna V. army because of his teeth. F o rm er M innesotans M eet then determined, and a motion made vjce which is available 24 hours each Kautz naulz for 1()r her Iler grandchildren, r n n u c n u u im m»B Miss Mr. Whitman got through piling A t C h a m p o e g J u ly 3 1 s t and carried to defray all M pense. of day The phone number is Sheridan RauU by’ h er’fa th ^ ceiZ- his wood on the old Stone place Fri the reunion from the treasury 3115 People in this entire section bratin* hf>J. 1Rth birthday day. Those present * r’ »hould keep this ndmber in mind at Tho#< attendinK were Howard Per. F o r m e r residents of Minnesota Mias Irene Thomas called on Miss Sol Edegar and daughter, Donna, of a,, time. case of any emergency (, ue G<>pher Va„ey Mr and Mrg Esther Whitman Saturday. Her fa will gather Sunday. July 31, at his Mr and MrJI^ Fred K .^ ’h and 5 . X I1*” 1 ^ o m a . Bayer family of W ill. ther, Mr. Thomas, hauled Mr. Hit toric Champoeg, near Newberg for Bayer and and family an all-day picnic. A large attendance tinina, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller ¡ner’s wood. of Clackamus, E. R. Shelley and fam- . Howwd*' Pritchett’s mother — a n d - >« in - prospect from , the of and familv, Mr. and Mrs. Lonny ! Howard -------------- --------- , thousands _ , , fly of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. ( * rangier» Arc Defeated by Olmstead and family, Mr. and Mrs. I baby and brother, Isaac, and Loren former residents of the Gopher State Fuat Tillamook Plaver» Frank Papstein and family and How- and Ernest Allen called on the Whit- WI*° are now residents of Oregon, Kramer and family of Willamina, | Mr. and Mrs. Ben Robberson of Puy- | Former Minnesotans may bring what- ard Scheese of Grand Ronde, Mrs. ' mans Sunday evening. allup, and v Mrs. - Wash., Mr. m -d A. W. The Wi,lamina Wranglers suffered petersen and son. Junior of Happy I Mrs. B. Whitman and Virginia ever guests they wish, whether or not S? n P" n " n<. a n d M rs TTw- “ at th<“ h“ndB ° f th<> T Hollow, and Mr. and Mrs. Erickson Schoolcraft c a l l e d on Mrs. J. W qualified for membership. A p r o- of Oakland f a t . Mr. and Mr«_ l^w - in<1 last Sunday on the latter s Th,.ee RiverS( also Miw Rosa| in<r« Dewart Sunday evening, gram of sfprots for younger persons rence Porter of vreeweil, Creawell, Mr. and anu home borne diamond d,am<.nd by a score of 17-6. aunt and uncle Adam p Kautz and «„d i F l o r e n c e and entertainment for adults is being Esther wkif™— Whitman and Mia. Walter Pitcher and family of j be following made up the Wrang- fam;iv Schoolcraft called on the Fredrick- arranged. A number of former Min Cottage Grove, Torvil Robberson of ,er(| ,eam team e / puller, Wooley. ^ Snuffer. Tha youMR ,. nesotans who have become promin r k ? ;e Wi liam Rob- n e r . I The |>die8 served refresh- son8 Sunday evening. _ Mr u .. «nd* __ i Mr" u _u'tiii.,«, _ u,!er’ Cooley, __ . _... »nt \ Goshen. Mr and Mrs William Voutnn, Simmons, Shipley. Ellmgs- mpntg The men bui)t a amall fire --- ------------------------------- ---- ent in their new home will be on the speaking program. Mayor George E. hereon of Atwater. ( al., ” race D**1 worth, Logan and Thomason. Hurst tb -i««- to roast weiners. Lon- . . . Sandv, Portland, is president of the ney of Cottage Grove, Claire Igubatituted for Wooley in the pit- ny Omstead, Howard Scheese, How ^ HS Alumni Association To Picnic berson *nd « h v !cher’8 b° X’ Voutrin *ot a homer ,n ard Perdue. Miss Evelyn Kautz and, ’ Sunday, July 31. association and Don MacArthur will and Mrs. Ed Shelley and b a b y , the seventh inning, but unfortunate- Corde|i papstein provided music with | _____ be chairman of the forensics pro- Roger. ly, the bases were empty. instruments. Much old time music I Attention is again called to the £Tam' _ , The Wranglers will tangle with was sung and played on the phono- ¡bird annual picnic of the Willamina Those attending are ° >rutg a a>- H ig h School Alumni association ket dinner, coffee to be furnished M ick ey R o o n ey F eatured in Tillamook again Sunday on their graph. ¡scheduled for Sunday, July 31, at I®" the Picnic grounds. D allas T h ea tre A ttra ctio n home field, and are confident that it will be a different story than last « ? Tk • k d iL ; Hare Johnston’s picnicking, picnic grounds. A fu ll, ------------------ ----- — Sunday. The game is scheduled at Local H usiness H ouses n a i e swimming a n d A rm y R ec ru itin g O ffle e r to Mickey Rooney, who leads a boys’ Q in th n \\ illa m in o n o I I n o r l/ A U - . » W ■ * * * . • . I __ __ „ «rw 2 p.m. in the Willamina ball park, (tu ts id e Sign s R e pain ten vjsi^jng ¡s on the program, and it is orchestra in real life, has his first 'Enlist Men fo r H aw aii and the boys ask you to come out and opportunity to do so on the screen -------, . . expected that between 150 and 2 0 0 1 Several signs on various business ( ,e wi„ fae jn attendance. in “ Hold That Kiss," the romantic cheer them on to victory. Major H. D. Bacmall, the army re houses in Willamina have been re- p __________ comedy playing at the Majestic the cruiting officer, 323 Main Post Of atre in Dailas, Friday and Saturday. f i c e building, Portland, announces A group of young musicians, sev U n d er N ew M anagem ent that he has just received a new With Oil and Gravel Cover tbe establishments. Among these are eral being members of Rooney’s own ______ quota for Hawaiin service, authoriz- ---------- Perrin’s Confectionery, Willamina orchestra, were assembled with the Announcement is being made that him to enlist five men for infan- Last week several back s t r e e t s Cafe and Newby’s Pharmacy, young comedian leading them and the White Circle Cafe in Sheridan and ten men for the corps of were resurfaced with oil and fine j also playing a clarinet solo in the is now u n d e r new management, engineers to sail from San Fran- Notice fashion of Ted Lewis. Rooney plays gravel. B street to First and First to , Franklin Hulett having sold his in- early in August aboard an Maureen O’Sullivan’s irrepressible C and C to Main and West Main John ---- Hamstreet of Sheri- “rmy transport bound for Honolulu. street were resurfaced in this man- , j To all who are interested in help - iterest young brother in the new picture. _____ to „ ------ Among Rooney’s diversified tal ner. O. C. \ocom , local contractor, ¡nj, tbe ojd foU(S of Oregon to secure dan. Marcus Talmadge has retained F E L L O W S H IP S U P P E R ents is the ability to play a number states that this kind of resurfacing an ojd age pension, c o m e to the his interest and together with Mr. of musical instruments, and this led will keep the dust settled throughout Methodist church Tuesday evening,! Hamstreet will operate the cafe. At an informal business meeting to the formation of his own orches the summer and provide a smooth July 26 at 8 0-ciock. and hear t h e 1 it was decided that a fellowship pot road for several months tra. Townsend National Recovery |Lu G. g. Lawson Attends luck supper would be held at the The young actor is a rabid sports commonly known as the Elbert E ast-1 Community Methodist church at 6:30 Gettysburg Celebration on fan and is adept at all types of ath Willamina Young Women man Plan, explained and all reason- Thursday, August 11, to which letics, including swimming, football, Organize Softball Team Art'"" In a recent issue of the Daily For- the friends of the church are invited, baseball, horseback .riding, hockey, and urn of X Maryville. an «. article tells Make it a family gathering, free of uni v* »*«** j • » Mo., .toxto., «... , golf, handball, basketball, tennis and 1 Everyone welcome. Come j nun — adv. of the trip to the famous battlefield cnar£e The young women of Willamina bear for yourself ping pong. He collects stamps, old !of Gettysburg by Lt. G. S. Lawson coins and odd match boxes. He plans are organizing a softball t e a m . — v ten Vto„ have ----- ---------- The Ladies Aid served dinner for who is 98 years old. Mr. Lawson is Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Brown and son, turned -------to. out for prac definately to become a motion pic About ture director by the time he is twen tiee and as soon as enough players the Commercial club Monday. Mrs. the grandfather of M. W. Lawson Frances from Hillsboro. Mr. a n il sign up Willamina will have a prac- LePage. Mrs. Bessie Izamson. Mrs.-and George Lawson of Valley June- Mrs. H. C. Burdg and son, Gaiiy, ty-one. . . Sheridan. to-. . - . well «« . known * to many ___ folks " O X T T IT...... to.«* r«.z^ vm Drtvtlond tice game with Anyone c. w Haviland and Mrs. Ace Tur-ition and is F. N. Warr.er from Portland Wiodo made n a _ , . • - a - _ said .. * -J X trip to.2 — 4.. * the X. .. to. coast to.. . * .4 i' > * d • w with f i rv *.Y of that community. Lt. Lawson to Sunday the The Epworth League held a swim wishing to play should report to the njdgc were hostesses, he enjoyed the trip and recalled the Hugh Flanery family, ming party at Green’s swimming hole ball diamond Tuesday evening S. W. Stewart and sons, Billy, scenes on the battlefield 75 years Thursday evening. About 12 enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Ted E’lingsworth Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hiatt came C. W. and Charlie, and Mrs. F. D. ago. the weiner and marshmallow roast. and daughter, Dorothy from Port- over from Corvallis to spend the Wright spent Sunday at Tillamook The E. J. Longly family spent the land, called on Mr. and Mrs. Bill weekend with Mrs. Hiatt’s parents, and attended the ball game there in Mrs. Rex Bissell made a business weekend at Nestucca. Ellinsworth Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hodson. the afternoon. trip to McMinnville Tuesday. a m t t
