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was served by Mrs. Schiermeister, as Fowler is able to he up after being I Ruth Carol Huddleston celebrated
sisted by Mrs. Stegemnnn.
down so long wiht a broken hack.
her eighth birthday Tuesday evening chased a farm at Pedee. Ore., and
w ith the help of their son and daugh
Roy Dent moved out from the Bible
Mrs. Ray was looking for oak wi,h * Hobo Party. The children aat ter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Calvin
The Thimble club with 13 women ranch last week where he has been
wood in this neighborhood last week. on the floor and told of their exper- Schiermeiater started moving to their
met at the home of Mrs. Fritx Stage milking cows this summer.
Mr. Duncan is getting along better j 'encea • • “ hobo. Refreshment of new home Sunday.
mann last Thursday with a pot-luck
Ferral Fendall and his small son j at this writing.
j w‘'inerz and marshmallows roasted in
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Morgan, aon
Rodney of Portland were recent visi
the fireplace, buns, cake and cocoa Robby and daughter, Marvel, apent
dinner at noon. They worked on
quilt for Mrs. Carl Schiermeister. In tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
the week-end with relatives at New
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
" .
Fendall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hayes of Salem, berg.
the afternoon ice cream and cake
LaVern Bare is working in a prune
it
spent Sunday at the home of hei
her
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Munkers and
Bud Jensen, Kenneth Shetterly Jr., parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E Valleire
dryer near Independence.
son ( laudie of Amity called Sunday
Mias Opal Spence and Miss Agnes' Mr.
"
vaiiaira
and Mrs. Wendell Rogers of at the home of her parents. Mr. and
Richard Buswell went home last
Tuesday after working for Fred John Grimstead enjoyed a picnic lunch st Portland, accompanied by her par. Mrs. F. E. \ ulleiie on their way home
Sand I-ake Sunday, En route home ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Shipley, spent
II 11 II
P A LLA S
II II H
ston the past three months.
from the beach.
they had supper at Neskowin.
Sunday with Mr. Rogers sister. Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dent and baby
Mr. und Mra. F. L. Olmstead vialted
Donna
Jean
Majors
and
Donna
Ardith Ellsworth at Corvallis.
of Perrydalc and Roy Dent spent
FRI.-SAT., SEPT. 22-23
at
the home of hia brother and siater-
"
illis
had
their
tonsils
and
adenoids
Sunday at the Bible ranch.
Jim Shipley, Roscoe Neely and Leo
How hard can you LAUGH?
removed last Thursday. Both children Mitchell drove the coast road to Elsie m-law Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Olmstead
Harry Blackwell and his son, Ken are in school this week and doing fine.
at Donald Sunday.
You'll know w hen you see
Sunday and came home over the
neth of Grizzly were over-night visi
Miss Pearl Fairchild left Sunday
Mr. V. Roy of Everette. Wn., came Wolf Creek highway.
tors last Thursday at the Blackwell
for a vacation at the home of her
Sunday
and
will
stay
at
the
home
of
farm.
Mr. and M rs. Carl Schiermeiater brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Clara Blackwell is working at Mrs. (»us Dahl. Mr. Roy is employed of the Upper Willamina have pur Mrs. Mike Fairchild at Coquille.
the Frank Matocha home.
at the Plywood plant,
Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Lovelett and
Mr. and Mrs. M. Westwang and
daughter Sharon are visiting at the
family moved here recently from
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rugg.
Jack Fendall is visiting at the home KaliSpel, Mont., and are occupying
OWUMOfli
the house recently vacated by the
»rjua.tr n t m
■AT
of his sister. Mrs. Fred Johnston.
Cohlentz
family, Mr. Westwang is
Mr. and Mrs. Max Johnston spent
—P L U S -
STAN
and
employed at Foster Mill.
JIM
the
week-end
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
‘T H E DEAD END KIDS”
Fletcher
Mrs.
F.
L.
Olmstead
returned
home
Mrs. Fred Johnston. Their son Alan
Raniater
— IN—
is spending some time with his grand Wednesday from Independence where
W
e
buy
and
sell
and
E
X
C
H
A
N
G
E
new
and
used fu r n itu r e
“ HELL’S KITCHEN”
she has been picking hops at the Pur-
parents.
tools
and
household
goods.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dent of Grand vine yards.
SUN.-MON., SEPT. 24-25
j Ronde were Sunday visitors at the
N o o rd e r too la rg e o r too sm all.
home of Mrs. Roxie Mendenhall.
THE LUCKY 7 7'
School began Monday with 16 pu
709 3rd nt..
Douglas Hotel Bldg.
McMinnville. Ore.
•HAKpy FAhMLY KIT?
pils. Miss Rose Hamar of Sheridan
is the teacher. More pupils are ex I f f t r
Little House of
ap-
pected later.
Big Hits
j
Glenda and Doris Blanchard, W IL L A M IN A * ★ * O REG ON I
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Blanchard are staying with Mrs. Aus
N O T IC E O F 1940 PR O PO SED B U D G E T
-
FRI.-SAT., SEPT. 22-23
tin Savage and attending school. Mr.
for the
and Mrs. Blanchard will move later
CITY OF WILLAMINA
“ SUSANNAH
to the Savage farm.
OF THE MOUNTIES”
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bayer have been
(on. that the levying b.iardVf''sVid nty "wfll*,^ t*î C»î.y
W illamina« Or**
Featuring
moving the past week from the Gus
S H IR L E Y T E M P L E . . d
Johnson farm near Willamina to the
R A N D O L P H SCOTT
Wren ranch on Coast creek.
estimated b ^ i d ^ B u ^ ^ t ^ o n ^ t ^ ^ o f ^ i d 0 Ck*
’*** “ Hereinafter
levying hoard and be hTard in f^vor
* ,meet with tha “ »d
I SUN.. SEPT. 24
or any part thereof.
r
or airainat Ml(l proposed tax levy
j “ BLACKWELL ISLAND”
Lewis STONE
By
order
of
the
Common
Council
HILLCREST
NEWS
1
With
« c h e f ROONEY
C. R. STILES. Mayor
I J o h n G a r fie ld a n d R o s e m a ry L a n e
Corifa PARKER
PAUL FUNDMAN. City Recorder
(By ESTHER WHITMAN)
!w ED., SEPT. 27
Fey HOLDEN
The Friendly Sewing club met
I’'?t|,n“tes of proposed expenditu
for
the City of Willa-
B IN G CROSBY
mina, Oregon,
O re g o n , for
lor the
th e v e a r P U D ua re» and . receipts
u 5.
«
.
with Mrs. Moore on Wednesday. It
i
r.
4 A
’ ’ - f i » 1' t e s ? « « i
WED.-THURS., SEPT. 27-28
— IN—
will meet with Mrs. Barrett on Sep
tember 27. Two new members were
“ East Side o f Heaven”
admitted to the club, Mrs. Fabaun
With
and Mrs. Til Turnage. The ladies
JOAN B L O N D E L L
were all surprised to see Mrs. Nicko-
| les at the club.
E L E C T R Icrf°l’OSt:D ExTr"NO'TURES FOR IMO
Frank Barrett has been sick in bed
having the doctor last Wednesday.
ci W ts ' e «
^ ”'1
............................
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fredrickson
................................................$800.00
and son Bill came to look after their
Salary .............
farm Saturday.
and incidentata. ............................ 25.00
3. CIT v ' marshal *'^
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart called on
Mr. and Mrs. Bartell Sunday.
Salary ................
Night Marshal
......................- ....................— 72.00
We are glad to hear that Mrs.
4. C IT Y RECORDER
....................................... - ....... 180.00
FENDALL DISTRICI
majestic Theatre
jäp from
KoKoMO
The Trading Post
IG EM T H E A T R E !
25C
USKT»Un
Í
DxJr you» '
have ’ pets ?
DOES
YOU«
Salary ........
H I-W A Y
THEATRE
toc —H
— aute
H ovso
S H E R ID A N
R
25c
H ila
it -
o
of f
K
B>
SAN FRANCISCO’S
BEST CLIMATE
IS RIGHT NOW!
Notice», »Utionerv
5.
Salary ........
6.
F IR E D E P A R T M E N T
7.
c it y
8.
...................................... 100.00
75.00
120.00
' h a l l Upkeep and ma'Dt«nanct
Fuel and repair
C IT Y S TR E E TS
200.00
..................................
25.00
—
OREGON
:= :::
W a r m su n n y days and
PET
STENOGRAPHER
SUDDENLY GO HAYWIRE ?
FRI.-SAT., SEPT. 22-23
Double Feature
clear n ig h ts are an autum n
t r a d it io n b y t h e G o ld e n
“TELL NO TALES”
G ate. B e tte r p la n t o m a k e
With
M elryn Douglas and Louise Platt
— Also—
“ BLACKWELL ISLAND”
y o u r W o r ld ’s Fair tr ip n o w ,
d u r in g th e b a lm y I n d ia n
Su m m er season.
John G arfield and Resemary Lane
SUN.-MON.-TUES., SEPT 24-26
CHANGE
the e n g in e e r d riv es y o u safe
“ East Side o f Heaven”
ly and sw iftly to San Fran
With
c isc o . A sk y o u r S. P . A g e n t
a b o u t th e lo w fares n o w in
effect.
WED.-THURS., SEPT. 27-28
DOES
YOUft
YOU
H o p ab oard a S o u th e r n
— IN—
JO A N B L O N D E L L
HIP
F a res a re L o w !
P acific train, and relax w h ile
B IN G CROSBY
ONERNIGHT?
II.
..................... ~........................................ 150.00
Interest on bonded indebtedness
...
.« S is S 3 S X
’S S S S 1''
." 'Î Î J Î : Ô ! !
W A TE R SYSTEM
extension bonds .................................... 500.00
Upkeep and maintenance of water system
including materials...............
y
Betterments, water commissioner’s salary and iabor"'.'.7.'.'..'~;.'.'. 1000.00
BONDS A N D W A R R A N T S
Total estimated need, for th . C ity for the year , 9 4 0 ............................$ 7 l ^ W
GO BY TRAIN
With
DOES YOUR PET RESTAURANT
10.
“ Invitation to Happiness”
S outhern Pacific
Fred M acM urray and Irene Dunne
S u local S.P. agent or w rita ) . X .
O R M A N D Y . C e a . P t t t . A g e n t. S2Z
Pacific B uilding , P ortland. Oregon
PET
IN THE
T H i WORLD'S GOOD HEWS
will com e to your hom e every day through
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE M O NITO R
E S T IM A T E D R E C E IP T S
City licenses .......
Water Rentals
General road tax
Fines estimated ..
... $100.00
-.4000.00
... 200.00
... 25.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
”“ 55.25 «ÂÎK.
,M‘ *nd “ '«"¿»S'
$4325.00
$2782.00
which approximately the^um'of ^3 000 O^Ts^d, £?I*"?uata[nin< bureau from
rentals, all of which is requTred I to naJf«° th
pach .V'“ar from water
missioner, interest on' city? water bonds
£ •<*™cea of the Water Corn-
said water bonds, serially each vear an»i ♦* J
retire the principal sum of
»n,i t„
y<ar' 8nrf
keep m repair said water system
and
to make betterments each
thereto.
* , „
.
,
CITY INDEBTEDNESS
Water improvement bonds, issued August 1, 1936
4 vs % interest .....
Outstanding Water Works improvement warrants 4%
Water extension bonds, issued August 1 1922 ’
^®0®-00
6% interest ..
’
’
....................................................................... 15,000.00
TOTAL BONDS AND WARRANTS OUTSTANDING ...................$33,500.00*
A n In tern a tio n a l H otly N ew sp a p er
fo r,T?.u th.e
etonn. M iu tr u e tlre doing* The Monitor
explolt. ,'^1,ne o t « " “ “ on: nalthar doea it I g n o r e » . » '
? correctively with them F e atu re *'fo r bu.y men end o l l t S
fam ily including the Weekly Magaatae Bectlon
The Chriatlan Selene. Publishing aoclety
< *e . Norway Street Boston. Massachusetts
T u fte d o T
• ub"'crlptlon “ > * * C hristian Selene. M onitor far
LET l >
YOUR PET
WONT DISAPPOINT
WE
YOU
, yea f 112 00
8 months 88 00
3 months 83.00
1 m on th at an
Saturday Issue. including Magazine Seetion: 1 re a r 83.00. 1 lames t l i
Nam«
SHERIDAN
CLEANERS & DYERS
______
.......
CoRy
oo Requrti
ATTEST.
R. H. YATES
R. Y. NEELY, Chairman
K. E. SHETTERLY
V. O. HUDDLSTON
R. L. NORRIS
A. R. KAMMERER
FRANK SMELSER
A. H. KERSHAW
BUurnt C.ornmittee of the City of
Date of first publication September 14, 1939.
nB’ ®re,fon
Date of last publication September 28. 1939.