THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1941
TIMES, WILLAMINA, OREGON
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ited th e ir son-in-law, W alter Faul-
stich, who is confined in the G eneral
hospital.
H arry Kershaw and his son Andrew
made a business trip to P ortland on
Monday.
Miss Jean Morse of the high school
spent th e weekend in Portland.
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r I v D bSm ithh ofg V u Cb- J 1' • i ° peration
his right knee Feb. 5.
w . a -
,SmIth.
' alley Junction He is able to be about on crutches
w a s discharged Feb. 7 following
Irvin T. Towslev of Newport geia
knee
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h 'S left about on crutehes- He has been a
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! P atien t in the hospital long enough
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Grand Ronde to feel th a t he knows many people
is convalescing nicely following an in W illamina and this vicinity
0 I L L A M I V A
H O S P IT A L
N O TES
Melvin Van Scoyk was adm itted
Miss Florence K enzler spent S a t re b . 9. On W ednesday m orning he
urday in McMinnville and on Sundav
underw ent a m ajor operation by Drs.
visited her b rother Harold a t Salem
Dowd of Salem and Tomlinson fo r
Sunday dinner guests a t the Ralph w here he underw ent an appendicitis rep air of a knee injury.
H erzberg home were Mr. and Mrs. operation recently.
L arry Gale Van Scoyk was born
Paul Freem an of Salem, p arents of
Tuesday evening, Feb. 11, in the
Mrs. H erzberg, and Mr. and Mrs.
hospital. His parents a re Mr. and
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Davis and children.
Mrs. Melvin Van Scoyk of Grand
Merle and E arl Lash and sister,
Ronde. L arry Gale weighed five
The Friendly club m et a t Mrs.
Miss Audrey, le ft S aturday fo r Miles
pounds and seven ounces a t birth.
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an
all
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City, Mont., to attend the fu n eral of
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bagby of
They will quilt a quilt for her
a relative.
Ronde
are the
the Paren
p aren ts
ts of
of a a
Mr. W agner sold all his stock and Grand K°
" de are
Mr. and Mrs. V arn Riggle retu rn ed
■ ming
ll„„7„±„
ing tools. He is D
planning
on mov dau.f h ta r horn Tuesday noon, F eb, 11
last week from a most interesting trip farm
in the hospital. Miss Bagby weighed
through the w estern states.
ln\ , o ff th >s farm in a few days.
, spvpn
seven pounds and nine ounces a t
Mr. and Mrs. Pete N yberg w ere birth
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve D urdall and
children of V ancouver, W ash., w ere up to Mrs. Cassidy’s. Mr. N yberg is
Leland
M ainwaring of Grand
Sunday dinner guests a t the home of cutting some wood fo r himself. Mr.
h er sister, Mrs. M arvin Shenk. Mr. and Mrs. N yberg retu rn ed home to Ronde was discharged Feb. 8 follow
Y o r k and Mr. Johnson w ere also Sherwood S aturday aftern o o n fo r a ing trea tm e n t for an in ju ry to his
right hand.
few days.
guests.
Mrs. Cassidy was out F riday and
Mrs. W. F. Sullivan of Sheridan
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Price and
daughter Donna spent the weekend Saturday looking fo r some one to her was adm itted Feb. 8 fo r observation
plowing fo r her.
and treatm en t. She recovered suffi-
with friends a t Delake.
came
Charles H allgarth of eastern Ore- , Mr.
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c ¡mu and
goi got
nr his
gon made a b rief visit a t the home sheep th a t had been on the Fredrick-
of his g ran d fath e r. H arrv D uncan, isoa farm f ° r some time.
on his way to Bly, Ore., where he is
P B arre“ boys were up to th eir
employed.
, other place and brought some of th eir
Mrs. Clark and children of Drain, ' C° u r ‘T ’* that,^WU! bu, fr,esh soon’
Ore., arrived S aturday at the home of
" V " black cow to
her m other, Mrs. Fannie McKinley,
Sha" dy SOme t,m e aK°'
fo r a two weeks visit. W hile here Mrs.
WILLAMINA
Clark expects to take her little son
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who was taking treatm en ts fo r some
FRI.-SAT., Feb. 14-15
tim e a t the D oernbecher hospital in
Robert Valliere, who is employed
Portland.
“W Y O M I N G”
in Portland, was home for the week- ,
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Stephens end. He was accom panied by his
W allace Beery - Leo Carrillo
called a t the A ustin Savage home gran d fath er, F. E. V alliere. who h i s ,
— also—
Monda.
been visiting in P o rtland for a we‘ l .
“I’M STILL ALIVE”
Teddy Jean M attson was honor
SUNDAY, Feb. 16
guest at a birthday supper a t the
FENDALL DISTRICT
home of her parents Sunday evening , “ MOON OVER BURMA”
Mrs. S. H. B are entertain ed ten when friends came to wish her happv ' Dorothy Lam our - Robert Preston
P reston Foster
mem bers of the Thimble club a t her returns. Two beautiful birthday cakes
— also—
home last Thursday. The afternoon one the gift of Mrs. K. E. S h etterly
“MARCH OF TIM E”
was spent visiting, exchanging apron centered the table. M any lovely gifts
p attern s and recipes and a surprise made Teddy Jean a happv little girl
WED-THURS., Feb. 19-20
birthday shower was given in honor Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Les P errin
“ SO YOU WON T TALK?”
of Mrs. Austin Savage who received and daughter Louise, Mr. and Mrs.
w ith JO E E. BROWN
several n'ce gifts. O ther guests were Arnold K outonen and daughter B etty
Lou, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. S hetterly, |
— plus—
Mrs. I. B. H arris and Mrs. Bertyl Kay
and Judy.
H a 'ris of Mill Creek, Mrs. Guy N utt
“Three
Men
From Texas”
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. G reene spent
and Miss Iline Beals, sister of the
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unday
in
Portland
w
here
they
vis-
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hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jodoin and
fam ily w ere Sunday dinner guests at
the horn« of Mrs. Jodoin’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F ritz Stegm ann.
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