THURSDAY. SEPT. 21. 1939
TIMES. WILLAMINA. OREGON
Page 10
’ LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Callers Sunday at the F. E. Beatty
Mrs. Geneva Glover of Grand
Ronde, Mrs. Just Lepage, Mrs. Bessie home were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duaim
Lamson and Mrs. Fred Gilles'pie at of Portland who are intereated in a
tended the card party at the Rebekah prospective business location in Willa
hall at Sheridan Wednesday evening. mina.
Wallace Burggraf and nephew Ber
Miss Arlene Gillespie and cousin.
Miss Virginia Keith accompanied the nard Fraser of Superior, Wis., arrived
ladies to Sheridan and attended the here recently and are staying at the
home of Mr. Burggraf's sister, Mrs.
show.
Jack Roberts. Miss Gladys Smelser M. Westwang.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson and
and Donnell Mitchell were the guests
of Miss Arlene Gillespie Thursday son Ray of Aberdeen, Wn., moved
evening at a taffy pull honoring her here about two weeks ago and pur
chased the S. W. Stewart property
cousin, M iss Virginia Keith.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Simkins, son recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Wayne and daughter Colleen and a ' Hopson. The W. E. Anderson and
friend of the family, Charles Hof- Turpin families were next door neigh-
frichter of Olympia, Wn., arrived on i bors in Aberdeen. Wash.
Mrs. L. L. Mitchell and Mrs. Lena
Saturday to make their home here.
They will reside in the house re Miller were Portland shoppers Mon
cently vacated by the Eklund family. day.
Newland Neely who had his leg in
Mrs. Delcourt Fraunendeneir and
baby Kent spent from Tuesday until jured in an automobile accident last
Thursday at the home of her parents, June is able to walk to town row with
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, spending the aid of a cane, also a brace on his
the rest of -the week with other rel leg which he will have to wear for
atives here. Delcourt came Saturday ' several months.
and on Sunday they left fo.r Astoria j Mrs. Paul Fundman and daughter,
where he will work on the highway. Margaret visited Saturday at the
Little Mss Carol Hollister celebrat homes of Mra. Fundman’s sisters, Mrs.
ed her fiftji birthday last Saturday John Schuerch. Mrs. Ed Harrington
and had as her guest little Miss Kay and Mrs. Emil Gustfson at Valley
Shetterly, accompanied by Carol’s Junction.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Krentlehr of
mother. Mrs. F. D. Hollister. They
spent some time in the McMinnville ■ Vancouver, Wash., were Sunday visi
park, then attended the mattinee and tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
before returning home they had lunch H. F. Himes. Mrs. Himes accompa- |
at Mrs. Morris Cook’s in McMinn nied them on their return for a few
day’s visit.
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Worth of Valley
Junction and Mr. and Mrs. C. 11.
Schreiber attended the potluck din
ner and fellowship hour at the Mc
Cabe chapel which is located between
Belevue and McMinnville, Sunday.
The Methodist people have held ser
vices at the chapel for 53 years and
there was a large attendance Sunday.
Wally Latvala of Ketchikan, Al
aska. came last week for an indefinite
stay at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Latvala.
G. E. Beers who is head sawyer for
the Hallin Lumber company at Lyons,
has purchased the interest of his
partner, E. L. Walters in their home
on West Main street Mr. Beers an
nounced that he plans on extensive
infprovements and building in the
spring. The house has been com
pletely renovated and all modern
appliances installed in the last few
months.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Tremblay and
fami'y, John and Ethel and M’ss Elsie
Abrahamson visited Mr. and Mrs. C.
J. Johnston at Tpft Heights Sunday.
Monday Mr. and Mra. Johnston visited
at the Tremblay home. The ladies
are sisters.
Mra. Ed Nygard, under the care of
I)r. Tomlinson, is recovering satis
factorily from the wound on the back
of her leg just below the knee, inflict
ed by a police dog ten days ago. The
dog had just been brought from Port
land. The agonising fear of rabis
was added to the suffering from the
bite of the animal.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Linton moved
to McMinnville from Corvallis Sun
day. Lynn entered Linfield Monday,
Mrs. Linton will remain at Corvallis
until after the first of October when
she will be transferred from the
farms security office there to the
McMinnville office.
Mrs. Wanda Wallace of Newport
spent the week-end at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Al Newby.
Lyle Dent of Cresswell, Ore., s|»ent
from Wednesday until Thursday with
Morris Branson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kochis of Grand
Ronde liave started to build n -five-
room modern house in the Hillcrest
addition.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Piper and son
Richard spent Sunday at the beaches.
S. W. Stewart and son Billie re
turned Sunday after spending a week
at the Pendleton roundup.
The Harry Valleire family accom
panied hy Adolph Weisenberger and
Jack Plehuch, drove to Dopoe Bay
Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Lucy. Miss Lola Bran
son spent Tuesday visiting relatives in
McMinnville. Miss Victoria Wilson
accompanied them as far as Sheridan.
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