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THURSDAY, JULY 13, J939
Jv u4jr Willamina Sintra
Entered at the Pogtoffice at Willamina, Oregon, as second-
class matter, August 24, 1909, under Act of Congress
of March 3, 1879.
Editor (imi Publisher
K enneth B. E pley
Published Every Thursday. Subscription Price $1.50 Per
Year in Advance. Home Display Advertising, 25c an Inch.
Foreign Plates, 35c an Inch.
H. W . Johnson place and he and farn-
Iily moved in Sunday.
M r. and Mrs. Boy H u n tly and fa m
ily and M r. and Mrs. John Rogers
spent the F ou rth a t the H. J. Rogers
Dean O v iu tt visited his fa th e r and
Dear O v iu tt visited his fa th e r and
slater on .Saturday evening.
H. W. Johnson’s m other o f Salem is
v is itin g him fo r a few days.
M r. and Mrs. C larie Meeadows and
ch ild re n and Mrs. Dick and son o f
P ortland visited A u n t Eliza Meadows
iS unday.
T he state « f confusion e xistin g
«niong the experts over the b u rn in g
querUnn o f " W ill th ere he a w ar
»«on’ " can he judged by tw o article«
I,ppea-in ? rece ntly in leading serious
m ags’ l r •*. Both article« were w r it
ten l»y men o f re p u ta tio n , w ith a
fa ir .Jahn to being n u th o ritie n on
events abroad. One was e n title d
"T h e re w ill he no w a r." The o the r
w bh e n title d " H itle r must fig h t.”
One th e o ry which is encouraging
to the beleaguered democracies o f
Europe is th a t H itle r cannot a ffo rd
a w ar fo r the reason th a t i t w ould
b rin g w ith It an excellent chance o f
re vo lu tio n u t honu— and th a t H itle r
know« this, even as he and othe.r Nazi
officials attem pt to d is c re d it it pub
lic ly . C e rta in ly an excellent argum ent
can be made in support o f the theory,
'l'h i Nazi regim e has outlaw ed labor
unions. I t has fo u g h t the churches,
»specially the C atholic. It has iirip ris -
oned u n to ld thousands o f dissenters
in co nce ntra tion camps an<l executed
m any. I t ha» d riven o th e r thousands
Into exile. The persecuted people have
fa m ilies, frie n d s, connections. Not
much is heard fro m these possible
GEM TH E A T R E Ì
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“ DODGE GU Y"
Willamina Barber Shop
CHAS.
COLBURN
| Agent o f L a u n d ry and C leaning-
Scissor G rin d in g
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Sheet M etal. Pump», Furnace»
F o w le r E lectric W a te r H eater
SPECIALS
1939 4-door T o u rin g
Sedan, low
mileage. A courtesy car.
1936 De
Soto
Coupe,
recondi
tioned; upholstery and tire»
like new. A new car g u a r
antee.
TERMS
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N ew and Used
W illa m in a , Oregon
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S H E R ID A N -:- O R E G O N
Phone 236
F l R N I T II K E
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W ith
• E rro l F lynn and George B a n cro ft
C all U . fo r F R E E
A D V IC E A N D E S T IM A T E S
mm I f i rmtijre store
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Sunday n ig h t the neighbors s u r
prised the Rasussens and took th is oc
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casion to become acquainted w ith his
JO E E. B R O W N
b ro th e r Glenn who is v is itin g Oregon
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M onday a fte rn o o i) Mrs. F ra z ie r
) “ FLIRTING WITH FVI'E"!
drove in fro m C a lifo rn ia . She was ac
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No. 4 o f
I J com panied by Mrs. H arold Brown
j ••Mandrake lit«- Magician” jj who has been in C a lifo rn ia the past
few week*.
M r. and Mrs. James Rasmussen
SUN., JULY 1«
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were in Sheridan and W illa m in a
“ Wiirtliering llriglil*'
M onday on business.
F e a tu rin g
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M erle Oberon and Laurence O live r
I W E D .,
W illa m in a
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OREGON.
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Ben Beard
Phone 426
Estim ate» F ree. See Y ou r
L O C A L Plum ber
S C H L E G E L ’ S
E ve ry one is c u ttin g and ra k in g
hay th is week.
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Les Beard
- Plumbing -
C reek.
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Willamina Plumbing &
Heating Company
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
fern district
L ittle House o f
B ig H its
join ed the p a rty there.
M r. and Mrs. Ted Burdon made a
business tr ip to Independence last
Thursday.
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dissenters— the iro n heel o f the ges- ♦
M r. and Mrs. F a u lstitch o f P o rt
ta'po prevents th a t -b u t it is logical i
M r. and Mm. A1 N ew by o f W illa land visited Sunday a t th e home o f
to believe th a t a substantial p ro p o r m ina w ere ifuesti* a t the A rlu s M ille r her parents, M r. and M rs. C. L . I
tio n o f the Herm an people hate the home on Sunday.
Green.
regim e in power, and are w a itin g fo r
M r. and Mrs. Paul Blanchard spent
D anny Stevens. Miss Thelm a T u rn -
the day when it may he destroyed.
th • F o u rth at the coast. Mrs. B lan adge and Ray Stephens attended the j
In th<‘ co un trie s which H itle r has chard was taken suddenly ill and
rodeo a t M olalla over the 4th.
suhjugute<| such as A u s tria and the was n ot able to re tu rn w ith her fa m
M r. and M rs. F. L. Z etterb erg and
Czech provinces— c o n d itio n s are s till ily , spending a few days w ith re la
M r. and Mrs. L in d a l Thomason a t
worse fro m the Nazi p o in t o f view. tives who la te r b ro u g h t her home.
tended the rodeo a t St. Paul the 4th.
P roduction in fa cto rie s has slowed
M r. and Mrs. A rlu s M ille r and son.
M r. and Mrs. W. H. Phillips, M r. W .
down, a trem endously expensive po R oily spent the F o u rth it! Salem.
O. W ilts h ire . B illie and Bobby C lo ll-
lic in g jo b has become necessary, and
M r. and M rs. Chas. Ray visited his son o f P ortland, Miss D orothy and
w ell supported accounts o f sabotage parents a t V a lle y Ju n ctio n Sunday
Miss Louise W eaver o f Ironside, O re..
are cu rren ts.
I called Sunday a t the home o f Mrs.
a fte rn o o n .
M r. and M rs. Wm. S m ith were in Sophia Sandberg a fte r spending the
I M c M in n v ille on business T h u rs d a y -
iiillckest ylils
! day a t the beaches.
M rs. L lo yd Blanchard continues to
M i. and Mrs. Paul V a n la n a n d ' ' im prove, we are glad to re p o rt.
Welcome to the new neighbors on
child re n o f Sherwood, Ore. spent the
H . C. T O M L IN S O N , M. D.
| the S tu a rt place.
F o u rth w ith th e ir fo lk .
M r*. R ay’s b ro the r, F. D. Thomas
M r. and Mrs. A ve l Nelson spent the
Physician and Surgeon
' has laid aside his crutches in fa v o r o f
F ourth w ith the N.vbergs.
M r. N yb e rg has been h a u lin g wood a cane.
Office:
Bank B uilding
fro m his fa rm to his lo t in W illa m in a .
M r. and Mrs. Ed N ybe rg retu rne d
Phone 382
S H E R ID A N U N IT N O T E S
fro m C a lifo rn ia where they visited
fo r a fe w days. They re p o rt having
E lection o f o ffic e rs and selection
a fin e trip .
o f delegates to the state convention
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M r. Wooden was on o u r m ail rou te o f the A m erican Legion at Salem fe a
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Saturday.
tu re d the m eeting o f the Sheridan
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Miss Esther W h itm an w ent to v is it
her frie n d Miss Ruth Patton at M ill
editorial comments
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M r. and Mrs. V . O. H uddleston and
daughhter, Carol and M r. and Mrs.
Ted H u n te r and daughter, B e tty Lou
o f Sheridan drove to Three Rox Sun
day to fis h fo r crabs. M r. and Mrs.
Paul W iser and Sonny o f Sheridan
A m e rican a u x ilia ry u n it No. 75 M on
day n ig h t, J u ly 10.
Those who were elected were presi
dent, E llen H en dricks; fir s t vice pres
ident, Em m a R iser; second vice presi
dent, L u c ile F ocht; corresponding
secretary and trea sure r, Della Birks.
Delegates to the convention are
D ella B irk s , Carol Todd and Ellen
H e n d ric k s ; alternates are Emma
Riser, L ilia n G ill and Abbie Fisher.
The legion and a u x ilia ry annual p ic
nic w ill be held a t the B uell park on
J u ly 30.
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The Trading Post
MILTON SCHLEGEL
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' Willamina Dairy I 1
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(lO O 1® Jersey H erd)
M r. and Mrs. G. L. P rentice o f , I
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P ortland came o u t F rid a y evening to J M ilk - C ream - W hip p in g C ream |
get th e ir d aughter N ancy who has
M orning and Evening
spent the last three weeks w ith het-
D eliverie»
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aunt, Mrs. O. J. Wood.
Mrs. Bowers o f H arm on y wss an
over n ig h t guest at the Wood home
MORRIS MAJORS
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Thursday.
W illa m in a ,
Oregon (
The L am be rt g irls have company
Phone: 1815 G rand Ronde
f«nm Salem. A ugusta Kosack visited I
them Thursday.
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STAN
Banister
F let cher
We buy and sell and EXCHANGE new and used furniture,
tools and household goods.
No order too large or too small.
709 3rd st.,
Douglas Hotel Bldg.
McMinnville, Ore.
O . C. Y O C O M
General Contractor
Open till 7 p.r
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