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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1938)
»» vuiienuay, September 21, 1938 TIMES, WILLAMINA, OREGON Qtyr W illam in a ®inipa WILLAMINA MARKET Entered at the Postoffice at Willamina, Oregon, an second- class matter, Auguat 24, 1909, under Act of Congre«« of March 3, 1879. K enneth IL E pley “ - 3 Editor and Publisher III Page 3 Published Every Thursday. Subacription Price $1.50 Per Year in Advance. Home Display Advertising, 25c an Inch. Foreign Platea, 35c an Inch. COLD CREEK I ♦ ..—— ................................- ......................... ♦ _____________________________ NOTICE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT | f .O O S E Y L Y A \ m S BOND electio n ------------- The Kosack family returned home from Independence Wedcsday. They were picking hop». The Wood family has 8 or 10 more ilays of work in the hop field» at Independence. Mrs. Augusta Wnrer and daughter, Mr». (T»mphell, were callers at the Kosack home Sunday. John Rhode» spent 8 day» in Sa- lem taking in the state fair. Harry Johnsons of Salem is visit- ing at his home. Mrs. H. Abderhalden came home from the hospital Sunday and is doing fine. Those who took in the fair at Sa- lem last Saturday were Mr. and Mrs R. M. Johnson, C. M. Oviatt. II. J. Rogers, Walter Bucklen, J. V.'John- M A J E S T IC DALLAS. OREGON li n First Evening Show 7:30 |! || Friday-Sat»—4« v Seot. 23-24 . . C..»l4y Atl f . . 0 PRIDC,°.'.WESFj^ W ILLIA M BOYD Plus KATHERINE HEPBURN CARY GRANT in “ HOLIDAY” Catch up on your romance! Get out your glad rags! The top love and laugh show of the year is here.................! Sunday-Monday, Sept. 25-26 K a t» D o u g la t W ig g in ’i MOTHER CARETSj CHICKENS w i t h Son. S k ir l.* , RuS, K . . l . r , , U im s tS tun . fay Satartw. Wattw I dp- Tuesday, Sept. 27 f p »«, “ F’ast Company*5 ^ 3 * Melvyn Douglas Florence Rice Nothing so gay and thrilling since “The Thin Man” Member o f Willamina Retail Merchants' Association SATURDAY Cottee AND MONDAY __ CHASE A SANBORN 5-lb. Cream Pail. ROLLED WHEAT 3-lb. C orn Meai Yellow 9 lb. Bag TISSUE 19c Velvet — 4 Roll. Kremel Dessert pkg. 4c SPECIALS TRIANGLE Package Deviled Meat 1 15c Swift*«, Ige. can— 2 for J H. & D. JELL i J Ataorted Flavor«— 3 for 14c $ 1 .1 9 19c X7c SALAD OIL Swift’s Jewel--- Qt. Jug 33c 1 pkg. Chinese Noodle. 1 Bottle Soy Sauce 29c STATE OF OREGON ) COUNTY OF YAMHILL ) as. RAVIOLI ASPARAGUS GRAPE JUICE Union High School District No. 7) Giffi — Cea Dundee--- 2 can« Church’« — Bottle NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that “I the School District Bond Election hereby called to he held in the present gymnasium school building in Willa- * Fresh Fruits & Vegetables * * * Meat Market Specials * nrna, in and for Union High School District No. 7. Yamhill County, Ore- ORANGES— Street & Juicy, each «on. on Friday, the 30th day of Sep- SAUERKRAUT — Quart__ ------- 5c tember, 1938, between the hours of SWEET POTATOES — 4 Pounds 2:00 o’clock P.M. and 7:00 o’clock 15c * Bacon Squares----best quality, Ib.ISc P.M., there will be submitted to the ' legal voters thereof the question of contracting a bonded indebtedness of die district in the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00) for (he purpose of providing funds with which to erect and equip a high school building in and for said district. The vote on said question to be by ballot upon which shall be the words “Bonds Yes” and "Bonds No”, and the voters shall place a cross "X" between the word “ Bonds” and , Guardian of the estates of the word "Yes” or between the word NOTICE OF GUARDIAN SALE OF Subscribe for The Tim es. the above named minors. REAL PROPERTY "Bonds” and the word "No” which j OTTO W. HEIDER ---------- indicates his choice. The polls for the reception of the IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Attorney for guardian HI-WAY BARBER SHOP ballots cast for or against the con- STATE OF OREGON FOR YAM- W. H. HILL WAY, Prop. tracting of said bonded indebtedness HILL COUNTY RADIOS, all makes. $5 and up. wdl, on said day and date* and at the In the Matter of the Guardianship We repair all makes of radios Sheridan. Ore. place aforesaid, be opened at the hour of the estates of Fred Merz, Marie of 2:00 o’clock P.M. and remain open Merz, Donald Merz and Margaret OPEN EVENINGS 1938 ZE N ITH RADIOS until the hour of 7:00 o'clock P.M. of Merz, Minors: $19.95 and up the same day when the same shall be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that closed. Newby Radio & Electric Co. the undersigned, Rose B. Kiesel as By order of the District School the duly appointed, qualified and act- Sheridan, Ore. Phone 2351 Board of Union High School District ing guardian of the estates of Fred tNh°a 9th “mhill,C° untty’ ? rCK°"’, ™ de Merz, Marie Merz. Donald Merz and Phone 1Oc 21c 1351 W illa m in a , O r e Margaret Merz. minors, pursuant to KENNETH SHETTERLY, nn order and license made and enter. Chairman Union High School vd b the above entitled court on thc District No. 7 Yamhdl County, Rtb ,)av of S e n te m h e r . 1938, 1 9 3 8 and an from 8th day of September. Oregon. and after Saturday the 22nd day of ATTEST : October, 1938. will sell at the law of PAUL FUNDMAN. Clerk f i c e of Otto W. Heider at Sheridan. Union High School District No Yamhill County, Oregon, to the high- Yamhill . County, Oregon, .. . . .. . est bidder at private sale, as a whole l r id publ,cat,on S*Ptem- or in parcels, subject to confirmation ber ’ '' ’ of the above entitled Court, an un Date of last publication Septem divided one-fifth interest in all the ber 21, 1938. ¡following described real property, to- wit: Lots 10 and 11 of Block 2 of Gilstrap’s Addition to the City of Sheridan, Yamhill County. Ore Sheridan Florist gon, according to the duly re ------- Phone 1R3 ------- corded map and plat thereof. L E L A N D R. SA C K E T T Said sale and/or sales will be made on the basis of cash. General Insurance We are now prepared to take ■ Date of first publication Septcm- ' SHERIDAN — HEIDER BLDG. care of casket tops and ber 14, 1938. Phone 593 or 3x2 nil other floral work. Your Date of last publication October! WILLAMINA, City Hall, M ondays 13, 1938. patronage will be appre ROSE B. KIESEL ciated. ' K E N N E T H S H F T T F it I V C LE A R A N C E ! F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K S h e r id a n , O reg o n Member Federal Deposit Inturance Corporation An Exu j Meature of Protection - In keeping with its conservative policy, deposits made here are now insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. —The insurance thus provided applies to all deposits, including personal and corjiorate deposits, deposits of public funds, and trust funds awaiting investment, to the amount of $5000 for each depositor Deposit insurance is for your protection. Deposit Insurance — LIQUIDITY SERVICE W illa m in a G a r a g e GLENN M. LARKINS, Prop. G en era l R epair W ork Towing and Wrecking Service TEXACO PRODUCTS PHONE 106 Law Office of B . A . K L IK S G eneral L a w Practice Associate Attorneys at McMinnville DOROTHY L. KLIKS WALTER P. GERBER C. W. KING At Portland C. W. REDDING, 520 Mead Bldg. D IG N IT Y Mrs. M. E. Bockes ’’T h e B a n k o f P e r s o n a l S e r v i c e ’’ SAFETY “Your Satisfaction Makes Our Success9’ »on and »on Harry. The Neufield family are picking prunes for Aebi. .Mr. and Mr». Cha». Unlcume are receiving congratulations on the ar- CILBERT CREEK rival of a granddaughter, born Tues day morning at the McMinnville hos Mr. and Mr». Floyd Lady of Port- pital. The parent» are Mr. and Mr». fland »pent the weekend with Clyde I U m E i iidall. Mr. and Mr». Alvin Tharp have (Potter and went fishing. Mrs. Lady leased t h e Maple Service Station is a sister of Mrs. Potter. Asa Smith is working for John 1 ngain to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whist ler from Portland. Mr, and Mrs. Peterson building fence. ........ had taken ....... po»»e»»ion ......... ... James Ka«mussen took hi» wife to! Tharp the . fif- te’enth of June at the' termination'of Sunday Yhere ahe ia to do Rusaoll Newbill’s lease. Mr. Whist- at y ,d,tl0 hospital. While at ler takes possession at once. Tillamook, James fished off the jetty Mrs. Rd (leer was a McMinnville J*Me G*’arhart went to the coast visitor Tuesday. ’ u"* ay’ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Golgert of Willa Mr> Ne,aon an<l his brother-in-law mina were guests Sunday at the home **‘re ove[, ',he weekend visiting o f Mr. and Mrs. James Buswell. The‘ma Nelson who is teaching Gold Creek school opened Monday 1 ’’ *’’’ ’ c «chool in Dist. 97. morning with Mr». Fred Richard as Read the want ads in The Time». teacher. It had a good enrollment and several beginners. • Tage a look at th e s e - Ao Need In Order to make room for the new 1939 Plymouths and DeSotos, we offer the following outstanding bargains: Was Now 1938 DeSoto 4-I)r. Touring Sedan $1258 $900 1937 Deluxe Plymouth 4-Dr Tr. Sdn. _ $ 695 $645 1936 Deluxe Plymouth 4-Dr Tr. Sdn.__$ 595 $545 1934 Terraplane 2-Dr Sedan._________ $ 3 9 5 $345 Several Other Cars Priced Correspondingly Loir! P h on e 3 0 2 ’O R R I S E R R IF IE L D [O T O R S Mi Plymouth and DeSoto Distributors to spend all your insurance money on one of our de pendable services. •t Sheridan Funeral Home Sh eridan Phone 312
