The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972, December 21, 1939, Page 8, Image 8

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TIMES. WILLAMINA. OREGON
THURSDAY. DEC. 21. 1989
feathers and lay another egg.
and Mr». Homer Newbill were un­
Merry Christmas and a glorious
FERN DISTRICT
able to attend on account of sickness
New Year to all. May you live long
hut sent their gifts along with their
(By M. PETERSEN)
and prosper. New hope, new life
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hodges of Oak­ regrets.
There are from 20 to 80 young will soon be here again. We will just land, Calif., are hero to spend the
Mrs. Chas. Ray accompanied Mrs.
men as well as middle age men work­ harmonize for a few weeks. This rain holidays with her parents, Mr. and
John Gortmaker of Grand Ronde to
ing at Grand Ronde for the govern­ is fine. \\ e put our webfeet and walk Mrs. Fred Blanchard, Sr.
ment building houses and fences, al­ while it is raining. Makes us all feel
Mrs. Homer Newbill has been on Portland Saturday to visit her nieces
ways hiring more when needed, Har­ good. Time to plant some more trees. the sick list for several days. We all and a nephew. On account of the
weather conditions, they stayed over
vey Lachance started working Mon­ Get them from Petersen. All they hope she will soon recover.
cost is asking. Sauerkraut is a mighty
day.
Mrs. Paul Blanchard, Sr., has been night and came back Sunday.
Arthur Mace and wife are visiting healthy dish. Put it on your table real sick with the flu, but is able to be
During a high wind one night last
with their daughter, Virginia La­ twice a day. A sign on the Petersen about again.
week the new aheep barn on the Fred
chance living in the Petersen hall. I bridge says, “ no dumping.”
Ray Stout and son and Guy Leath Blanchard Jr., place was blown off
Mr. Mace is a professor of languages.
are helping Mr. Thomason pick tu r­ its foundation and Innded about six
Howard Scheese made his wife a
keys.
feet from the original place.
present of a washing machine for
Mrs. Will Smith is sick with the flu.
Xmas.
We hope it will not be serious.
George Dowd and son Dan of Se­
Mr. and Mrs. Vcsrn Wond of Sandy,
attle are going to live in Grand Ronde
Ore., visited his great aunt, Mrs. Fred
George sees an opening for his son
Blanchard, Sr.’, last week.
to become a first class farmer, like
We have had to postpone the party
so many others are taking hold. Mr.
nt the school one night till Friday,
Merznick is instructor. Whoever
?u'--
Dec. 22, on account of the program
wants to learn cabinet and house
at the grad > school in Willamina. We
building, he is giving lessons 3 times
hope everyone will know in time to
per week at the community hall.
make arrangements to come.
The shower for Marjorie Scheese
Mrs. Otto Debrick was hostess to a
given on the 14th in spite of the storm
stork shower Tor Mrs. Gail Kilgore
the neighbors turned out fine. About
at her home last Thursday afternoon.
20 young and old ladies filled the
A most enjoyable t me was had by all
rooms. Games were played. Petersen
who attended. They were as follows:
allowed he had to build on another
Mesdames Ed Kucher, Hazel Farmer,
room to hold them. There was about
Earl Cook. James, Niilo Koivu, Olive
a dozen ladies who could not come on
Lindsey, Roy Vann. Roy Newbill, Ma
A
Merry
Christmas
and
Happy
account of the storm so they made
rie Farnham, Joe Matocha, Fritz Wirf IN APPRECIATION FOR THE
good the next day or two.
PATRONAGE OF PEOPLE IN
Fl ed Blancharfl, Sr., Lloyd Blanchard,
New Year Is Our Wish to You
Lindsey Menard is home from the
Gayken, Ernest Kilgore, Chas. Ray, J WILLAMINA. GRAND RONDE
U.S. hospital at Tacoma. His sister.
The honoree received many lovely
AND VICINITY
Mrs. Thomas Bean, is taking care of
and useful gifts. Mrs. Paul Blanchard
him. The New Grand Ronde mill had
a breakdown which laid off men for Willamina's Hume Bakery
a day or two. Our equinoctural storm
lasted 4 days. We have now rain en­
WILLAMINA -:- ORE.
ALEX J. TIMMRECK
ough to last us for 10 months. The
storme was fierce; blowed down many
SHERIDAN
ORE.
snags, stopping travel for a spell.
Sunday the sun came out quite warm.
The chickens got a chance to dry their
C tA N D
RONDE
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our ninny friend» and neigh­
bors for their acts of kindness and
sympathy during our recent bereave­
ment, and also for the many beauti­
ful floral offerings.
Mrs. Esther Eawk and Hollis
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bassett
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all my friends for
their patronage in buying Xmas cards
from me this season.
MRS. EDNA LACY
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Jtriiíntai
Best Wifhtf
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BEST WISHES OF THE
SEASON
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HOMER HOLM IN
Real Ext ale
WILLAMINA
ORE.
DIELSCNEIDEK'S
for that
LAST
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10c
if illamina
25c
M IN U T E
CHRISTMAS C U T
FRI.-SAT.. DECEMBER 22-23
Hedy Lamarr - Robert Taylor
in
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“ LADY OF THE TROPICS'
NEWS & COMEDY
SUN.-MON.. DECEMBER 24-25
“ They Shall Have Music”
with
Jascha Heifetz - Andrea Leeds - Joel McCrea
Waiter Brennan
COMEDY
WATCH
AT POPULAR PRICES . . .
SMART EXCLUSIVE CASES OR
D IA M O N D -S E T
WED.-THURS., DECECMBER 27-29
IN
IN
W H IT E
GOLD OR PLATINUM
MERRY CHRISTMAS
HAPPY YEH IE IK
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TILBURY & FINK
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CHRISTMAS GREETINGS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR
M c M innville -:- ore .
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“ KENTUCKY MOONSHINE”
featuring
The Ritz Brothers - Tony Martin
STAGE DEPOT CAFE
NEWS & COMEDY
Willamina
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Mr, &. 1/rs, E. J. Sm ith
H I ■ W A Y
THEATRE
10c
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SHERIDAN
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(iHcrrn (Cljrtstnias
— I.lirintman Special»—
25c
H itt
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Oregon
S ta rtin g
OREGON
15 till
Xm_
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New Studio Girl Shampoo
V) ith Hair Stvle and Rinse
A Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year Is Our Wish to You
$1.00
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R pgalar $4.9 5 P erm anent
SSir
Northwest Telephone Co.
ELGIN - WALTHAM - GRUIN
BULOVA - HAMILTON AND
HARVEL WATCHES
F rid a y , Dec.
Sheridan
IPillam ina
Crand Ronde
Open
from
8 :3 0 to 5 :3 0
Eve. A p ’m ti.
LADY
BEAUTY
$3.75
Phone 422
W illa m in a
Oregon
S T U D IO
i75
$9’ UP
FRI.-SAT., Dec. 22-23
“ WINTER CARNIVAL”
with
Anne Sheridan - Richard Carlson
— Plus—
“ Charlie Chan in Reno”
SUN.-MON.-TUE., Dec. 24-25-26
DIAMONDS
“ THE WOMEN”
with
Norma Shearer - Joan Crawford
Rosfland Russell
WED.-THURS., Dec. 27-28
“ They Shall Have Music”
with
Andrea Leeds - Joel McCrea
MATCHED RING SETS
$24 |7 5 UP
On Our First Christmas in W illamina, W e Wish to Extend to Our Friends Here
A WIDE SELECTION OF GIFTS
FROM 50c UP
DIELSCHNEIDER
BROS.
Jewelers & Optometrists
M c M innville -:- ore .
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
and
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A HAPPY
YEAR
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PACIFIC PLYWOOD CORPORATION
W IL L A M IN A ,
OREGON