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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1938)
I Willamina tines WILLAMINA. YAMHILL COUNTY T oreoON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1938 VOLUME 30, No. 6 >1.50 A YEAR “WILLAMINA DAY” IS SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, OCT. 1 PEEK HUNTERS 2 POLITICAL R A LLY LOCAL REPORT GOOD LUCK IN STUDENTS RETURN TO DAYS SLATED HERE BAGGING BUCKS HERE SCHOOL FOLLOWING Many local folk* are either out in SUMMER VACATION FOR OCTOBER 8 & 15 tho wide open space* or up in the tail timber proving their prowess a* ('.ash Prizes W ill Total Many D ollars; Greased Pig W ill Be F eature A ttraction; H om e B eau tification W inners W ill Be Awarded Ca»h Prize» at Program The long awaited surprise that folks in this community have been promised by the Willamina Retail Merchants’ association and the Willamina Commercial club has been officially announced by the committee in charge. This surprise will be “Willamina Day,” and is scheduled to take place here Saturday afternoon, October 1. deer hunter*. Clarence McKinley of n ig h S ch o o l 8 In c r e a s e o f 11 the Ruck Hollow district reported that P u p il« O v e r L a Y e a r ) G ra d e H e r e O c to b e r 8 t h | R e p u b lic a n * he, hi* wife and brother bagged three S ch o o l 1 7 L x T h is Y e a r T o G a th e r O c to b e r 18 four-point buck* early Tuesday morn ing in the Hebo district. It was also After having been stilled during The Willamina Retail Merchant*’ reported t h a t Howard Schultz aaaoriation have planned for two po brought in a fine buck. m o n lh 8 ’ th ® ’ cho° 1 b e l l i ----------------------------------------------------------- | Wm. H. Järvi«, chairman of the litical rally day* to be held here on at Willamina rang Monday morning ‘ S’ entertainment committee, states that summoning «tudents from the city 'V amh.II Farm ers to R eceive I. fu„ program of eventa slated to Saturday, October 8, and Saturday, O utstanding 4-H ’er W ill Be October 16. Various democratic can and 18 rural district». First day reg O fficia l W heat N o tification take place on Main street between B S elected I-iist o f M outh ■ istration showed an increase of 11 didate*, both county and state, will and C streets. The street will be -----pupils in the high school over last be here October 8, and each will Within a few days Yamhill county cleared of car« and detour signs While 4-H members of Yamhill ¡year, and a decrease of 12 pupil* in give a three minute talk to state hi* farmers will receive official notifi- placed at the intersections of B and await selection of an out-¡the grade school. platform, or whatever he choose* to county standing boy and girl from their I The four high school grade* li.ted « tio n card, of their 1939 wheat «1- , Mam. and C and Main celebration t a l k about. Republican candidate* will be fciven the name privilege» on jltroup, judge» who will announce the the following enrollment«: Freshmen °-T v n J .accor ° ' ' un^ here jn Willamina and is a friendlv choice are studying the achievement 28. sophomore. «0, junior* 23 and *’.rth, chairman of the Yamhill Coun- her« >n V .llamum and u, a friendly Saturday, October 16. „„vi-w, . ¿,..1 ty Agricultural Conservation Com- < « « « re or appreciation for past and Each rally day is to be held in »nd leadership record of each con- seniors 27, mak ng a total enrollm ent m j ^ e future business relations by the busi- conjunction with the weekly A ward I testailt preparatory to making a " The” grade school enrollment, with TWs al,otment wil1 be the acrea*e « « . o f the city l>ay. Further details of each of the rf»n«l choice later ir. the month. The i « .A .r . n.,^1 a. which a cooperator may plant in °,f W illa m in a . I t is their sincere hope rally da vs will He published at a later ¡I««!»*« »" this county arc Rex War- a L i ” 1939 if he * '8he" comply with the tha‘ «■ many •« possible will come date in The Willamina Times. rpn- eounty agent. Lynn ti u b * e r , __________ ___ ___ _____ __ ° ’ ‘ ’ r ’ ’ program. But seeding within the al- an^ enter in the spirit of the festivi- To many candidates have fourth 14. mrs. Mrs. m Hiatt; sixth , ~ * . l o date m any candinaie« nave sig- mg- county school superintendent, ..v, . and . . . . iou rtn 14, a n ; l fifth i r a 12, l z , sixtn , ” a T tie« a n d h e ln m alr« th i« tk*. nified they would be in attendance K. L. Morton, manager of the New- 14, M i- Reimers; seventh 11, eighth l o .^ n t is volunUry, «Utes Mr. Jung- " J ” d he L X « ,n our c i t ^ t t on these days, and it is thought that herg branch of the First National 13, Mr L ent» r. w.rth and the state conservation of- of t h iy e a ^ ■ our^.ty. It w many more intend to be present. Bank of Portland. | Enrollment in both the high and f,~ ha8 X coanty *nnUal ------------------------------------ In recognition of their achieve - |frad(. . ? ? ? . C° ” P The winner« in the grade schools u is expected expected t0 in cw lse be determined on the seeded acreage . The winners in the Home Beauti- ments, the two winning 4-H clubbers some within the next week or two. "Birth of a Baby" al Hi-Way of wheat regardless of its purpose, ^'cation contest sponsored by t h e . .. will be in Portland Oct. 5. 6 and 7 . A period of 15 days will be al- Commercial club during the summer I liea lre S e p te m b e r 2 tt-2 l |to attend the Pacific International lowed in which any appeals must be W,H be awarded cash prizes at this --------- Livestock Exposition as guests of the Y a m h ill ( .o u n t y A c c o u n t » For 2 .4 % o f T otal Job» filed in connection with the 1939 time. The winners as announced last “The Birth of a Baby." undoubt- ; First National Bank of Portland. All ______ wheat acreage .allotment. These ap- week are as follows: Most beautiful edly the most widely publicized film entertainment a n d transportation A ten per cent gain in job place- P**1" mu8t be filed in writing with «rounds owned home, Mr. and Mrs ever made in America, and the most will be arranged by the banks, co- useful film ever made in any country, operating with H. C. Seymour, Ore- ments in private industry was noted the county committee within 16 days 'Tank hawk; most improved owned by the Oregon employment service from the time the notices are mailed. bome' John Breeding; most beauti- o p e n s at the Hi-Way Theatre in gon 4-H Club director. for August, 3260 of the 5667 regain- Th,a Period also applies to all farms rented home, Mr. and Sheridan Sept. 26 and runs until Sep- i ---- — ,— — ing a place in the industrial pattern for which, through over-sight, wheat Mrs Pete Madison. Runners up in the tember 27. New Pane o f Stamp» Now of the state acreage allotments have not been de- contest who received honorable men Produced by the American Com tion were the Shipley, Burdon, Smel- A vailable From T .B . A»»n. Figures compiled by the statistical termined mittee on Maternal Welfare— which ser, Tatom, Mullen and Olmstead derives its membership from the lead- department of t h e unemployment homes. ing groups of physicians and health ’’" " T " ? J ® “*' 7?*” J**?" compensation commission, based on Annual S ch ool M eeting to the events departments of the country— this tiibuted much to the fight on tuber- <|ata from the 22 employment office ■> u i i u i •» Among t i . . . . n v slated x t for Willa- t picture present«, with all the imper- culosis, a pane of stamps, designed centerspn the eeite, showed McMinn H**1’1 H e r e O c t o b e r 1 3 mina Day are ail kinds of races for oid and young, nail driving contest. »onal exactitude of science. the hia- primarily for collector«, now is avail* covering Yamhill county, ac- ° " P«*« wl‘l legal tory of a pregnancy and birth— p r e -> b'«’ at ,bp headquarters of the Ore- counted for 135 or 2.4 per cent of the notice of the annual school meeting test, etc., winners of which will re- sents it impersonally, but so tenderly «on Tuberculosis association in the state total ____ 2_____________________ for joint district 30/44 of Yamhill- ceive casb Prizes. A greased pig will a n d discreetly that no intelligent Woodlark building. Portland and the , . . . .. «, Polk counties to be held October 13 bf‘ turned loose and the person catch- adult could possibly he offended and ¡ various county public health associa lA-fllon A u x ilia ry .Sole» at g p.m„ in the schoolhouse in Wil- ,n* and holding it will be entitled to no sdolescent moved to any emotion tions of the state. lamina. This does not include the high take it home. Chickens and other except awe. 1 As a special inducement to collect- American Legion Auxiliary instal- school district since a new union high iowl win be turned loose and those There is enough narritive to hold °T>. officers of the National Tuber- ___ lation of officers was held at the Le- district was recently formed. catching them will be entitled to take the facts in proper sequence, for we «ulosis _________ association ____ have ______ announced that only 26,000 copies of the panel 5,V> n hall Monday evening. Sept. 12. i The purpose of the meeting is to bome' follow that most momentous chapter Tho.-e who took office were as fol- discuss the budget for the coming These are only a few oi the events in the life of a young wife— her have been printed in the whole Unit- lows and to ' vote .......... on the proposition scheduled for the afternoon program. first pregnancy, and we learn with p,l States and that there will be no pr„,;j_n. r nr_i T<.ri,|. ' year ¿ T Z." A public dance at night in the Willa her w hat nn intelligent doctor im- 'eprints The panes selI for 25 cents . . r ° dd ’ V.*C* ’ ,o f le v y in g a d is tr ic t ta x . ner wnni nn .n rem gem uocior ,m- may be bought by mail or «’«’»t, Beulah Cox; 2nd vice presi-‘ mina hall will wind up the day’s ac parts to an expectant mother, allay- 11 ma, oe Dy m an o r ____ . ____ 1 w .,n'fre. • • • • * » s - v d * a a j i • o n , o v k l v K l i j i 11* *■ tivities. v sv « v « v -o . v Cash .- < a « x s i p prizes w la v a totalling ( I many l4 & z ljf in«- her fears, fears, instructing instruct nv her her con- con- jdlrt*ctly | d'r«,ctly from the county or state l e„n •>, W secretary. ing her Della Birks; chaplin. Eva Dickey; *--<*11111} K e p u b lic a n s to Meet dollars have been provided by both duct, until— within full view of the headquarters, historian, Lucy Huddleston; sergeant At M cM innville Sept. 2 3 rd organizations, and anyone wishing to camera— the child is actually born. at arms. Lillian Bewley. j ______ enter the contests are cordially in- HIUA KKST !\Eff S The public value of this film in The new committee chairmans for A meeting of the Yamhill County rited to do so. combating ignorance and fear is sim- year are membership, Republican Central co committee will oe be i i *“7 The Willamina Retail « Merchants’ tilv incalculnhle For n review er not W ednesday Thursday o f last week the . \ coming — "J.““ •• k . iw p u w iia n venurai m m m ee wm « .v .» ..» A T / " “ " ? - , - 2 V ‘ he,d Tuesday Sept 27. at 7 :30 p.m., ^ ° c'a‘’°" th.at to urge any and all to see it would : the e Whitmans were hauling wood for Censky; child welfare on sewing, Mrs in the chamber of commerce rooms contrary to reports and rumors cir- he to do something less than both i winter, . . Hendricks; hospital, Bessie M a lo ; in McMinnville. State and county culated. the weekly Award Day still his artistic and public duty. For in a ! We were ,S.." n ’ ° U P°PPy> Mrs. Allen; legislative, Mrs. candidates will be present. Any inter- continues he*-e every Saturday after- very f e c ia l «enee It is true here i Frank Smelser being sick. R ,,M blicit Callie Heid mu. ns are j - ,d noon at 4 o’clock. that "beauty is truth, truth beauty!” Saturday George Whitman f.n.shed M„ Rieserf radiOi Lucia Neely; Be sure to tell your friends to be ; P 1 n T Rt ,ndepen'len7 - , i frolic, Nina Morris; sick call, a re- here on Willamina Day, Saturday af LOCAL HAPPENINGS Fern S c h o o lI i » ii » c Gleanetl; Hoyd Glass was up and got a cordj|ief, Linian Bewley; kitchen, Lillian ternoon. October 1, at 2:00 o’clock. D e m o c r a tic C a n d id a t e ! W ill M eet j S ch ool O pened M onday of B' „ .Bewley. W. Jensen and a wife Banks “ M other C arey's C h ick en s" ♦ , on Mrs. Nickoìe" and found** her hi 7 . n ^ i n , tamn / o f f i ^ r e e e H ^ had C. Sunday" dinner“ t* th e of ’ Jensen Patrons of the district met at the |7.30. Installing offices preceded the home I regular dancing ‘ nud Jensen took a group of B o y ! M ajestic S u n day A ttra ctio n schoolhouse Thursday afternoon and ( T) Tl.nm.nn ---- meeting and then ... I n ¿®St ° f 4 th<* SV X« X VX.W - n . • in am xn m CV . . . to w°.rk « °n the « x Scout n. .* — ~ cleaned the schoolhouse, burned t*1« , back home fro m hoi, n ic k im r ' * !the e .W ve *- , cabin < p ,* n a « h o «vaa«*<l a n d n m n »•**_ . • • A l l t Y lP I Y lh p r S i l l ' P P Y lP O ll grass {«« in ( the yard and did a some re With all its native thrill, sweet- TUo . A a . i u „ i u .„ill .¡-m AI1 thp members are encouraged he was home over the weekend. The school bells will ring again I tpnd next meetin^ on Oct to j 0 at- while Mrs. H. J. Daugherty of McMinn- ness and power, Kate Douglas Wig- pairing. School will o p e n Monday Monday. ville is visiting her son, P. Willis. gin’s endearing story, "Mother Car- morning. Miss Anderson will teach The Wades are picking plums. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ellingsworth and ey’s ‘ Chickens.” —' • comes to the screen again. This is her third term. LOCAL HAPPENINGS Some newcomers have moved into Leo Reed left Monday for a week’s of the Majestic Theatre next Sun Roberta Blanchard is working at the Muguffan place. ---------- hunting in eastern Oregon. Boyer Station on the Salmon River The H. A. Penrrett family spent Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bissell were vis- day. The characters that for two de- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reed are back Cut-off. Tuesday till Saturday at Pacific City. ¡tors over the weekend at' the Brick cades bave warmed the hearts of home from their hunting trip. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stuart and Grace Campbell visited the O. J. Gilman home in Woods, Oregon. countless thousands of fiction rea- family and Mrs. Hugh Stuart made a . . . „ Myers family Saturday. | Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bissell and son, iders step from these epic pages in the [ r iP F llIlf i ( ..t ile d I o D is c u s s Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curry of Salem Fred, returned from the hop yards talented persons of Anne Shirley, business trip to Salem Monday. New Countv Jail B u ild in g xts.'? d at the Pete Knpedler home on Thursday. ¡ R u b y Keeler. James Ellison, Ffiv Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blanchard and Friday. r r id a v . Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bissell went to Bainter and Walter Brennan. The family made a trip to Newberg Satur _ ' Mrs. Jim Smith of Sheridan, Mr. Corvallis Saturday. day. There has been ^considerable dis- and Mrs. Vern Huddleston and chil- Mrs. Valliere and son, Robert, and ! charming story of “Mother Carey’s Mr. and Mrs. Covell of Califor cussion regarding the building of a dren, Carol and Joyce, w eri supper daiVghte^"Maxine',‘V e n t to“ McMinn- Ch>ckens” depicts the joys, sorrows nia are visiting at the Fred Blan county jail as a separate unit. The guests Friday, September 16, at a ville Saturday. and romances of a brave little New chard Sr. home. The ladies are sis county court has called a meeting to birthday party honoring Mr. Huddle- i Doris Kramer left for Salem Sun- '-n«land fatherless family at t h e ters. discuss this matter. The meeting will I «ton’s mother, Mrs. O. W. Cobb. dav to attend the Capital Business t!me of the Spanish-American War. Kenneth Stuart was home over the be held in the court house in McMinn- Mr* and Mrs. G. W. Dimmick of Colleg? there. The ups-and- downs of their hectic Arliss Miller and Hap Parrett left ¡careers as they struggle to remain a weekend. ville, Friday, Sept. 23, at 8 p.m. In McMinnville were business callers in Willamina Sunday. Monday for a 4-day hunting tr’p in family together and make ends meet, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Newbill have terested taxpayers are invited. I L. W. Suigeon visited his son. eastern Oregon. and the contrasting romances of the moved to the place where the Rein- bold fnmily used to live. Homer is Gladys Smelser came home from in Portland Sunday. He reports no in the apples at Hood River. working for Virgil Heider. Robert a n d Fred Valliere were y arm*n& human document, outstand- Salem Thursday for a visit of several improvement in the boy's condition. ing for beauty and sheer power. days. Thelma Barker returned to her home over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Franklin and home Sunday after spending the past Mrs. Valliere and Maxine returned “Mother Carey’s Chickens” is en School Hood Election to Be thralling entertainment which must visited Mrs. Franklin’s sister, ten dnvs in McMinnville with Mr. and from the hop yards Saturday. Held Here Friday, Sept. 30 family Mrs. G. D. Hatfield and family, in Mrs. Will Cornie, who brought her Bud Jensen is working at the Gen- be seen by all lovers of wholesome, Salem Thursday. home. eral Petroleum distributing plant in emotion-compelling screen fare. Legal voters are again reminded Mrs. Paul Vandehey of Sherwood. McMinnville while Mr. Jackson is on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson of Ore of the bond election to be held Fri gon City spent Friday night at the spent Wednesday evening with her his vacation. Christine Jensen left for Yoncalla Pedestrian Lanes Receive day, September 30, for the purpose home of Mr. Wilson’s sister, Mrs. mother, Mrs. Pete Nyberg. M.rs. Will Barber and son. Rex, Saturday to begin teaching. Neic Paint; Public Warned of voting bonds for the erecting and Leo Wilkerson. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cobb and chil and daughters, Eileen and M a r y Mr. and Mrs. Julius Jensen spent equipping of n new union high school The safety lanes on Main street re- building in Willamina. Legal notice dren. Allan and Dorothy, accompan Elizabeth from Culver, visited Thurs- the weekend at his brother’s auto by Kenneth Jiweem of Portland, were ¡day ti'l Saturday with her sister-in- cemn in northern California. ,n r,orl"ern vallIO7"la- . Iceived a new coat of paint early of this election appears elsewhere in ! cal,era on Runday at the home of law, Mrs. Bessie Barber. Tbe girls Mrs. Parrett and daughter, Helen- __ X ™orn,n£ ]1b> th*, clty this issue. >Mr< Cobb’s father, O. W. Cobb, as will atend Monmouth the coming ■ visited in Portland Sunday. h Mrs. L. M. Kramer and daughters. ¡sh.al- Students as well as other pedes- ------------------------------------ ; they were en route from camp near year. Bob and Jack Shetterly made a Canby to visit Mrs. Cobh’s parents, Mrs. Shetterly and son, Kennth, Doris and Dona Mae, and son. Shar- tnans are warned to use these lanes trip to McMinnville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Powell at Tyee. Jr., were in Salem on Monday. on, were shopping in Salem Friday, foe their own safety. p ♦ f j , • .
