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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1941)
j people would thank me if they knew w ere McMinnville visitors Saturday. N orris Soden and Mrs. Barclay of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Wells of Rich- th at I pick nails and other stones, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rudig accomp V ernonia were dinner guests at the ■ mond were dinner guests at the home i wood o ff the highways, before 1914, anied by Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Brown i | home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B eatty i of Mr. and Mrs. V ern Huddleston on (By M. Pet&rssn) boulders I picked o ff a mile long, attended the basketball game a t Dal last Sunday. ; Sunday. since I lived in Grand Ronde. las Tuesday night. We all in United S tates of A m er Mr. and Mrs. Mumford have moved Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sullivan and Anybody who is dom inated by ica don t believe in the superiority Mr. and Mrs. A lfred Anderson and to Sheridan. fam ily w ent to O ceanlake Sunday to cigarettes and liquor. C igarettes call fam ily visited Mr .A nderson’s mother of one person from another. Miss Doris W eber and Miss Irja visit Mr. and Mrs. K aufm an, fo r fo r strong drinks. Opium will follow Hidden thoughts wil come to light. in the footsteps of liquor and cig a t Corvallis over the weekend. Mrs. Seppenan of the high school sta ff merly of W illamina. Emma Anderson, the m other, re tu rn spent the weekend a t Miss W eber’s The prayers of A nna P etersen at Pearl Otis of Ballston spent Sun arettes. Opium is the open door to ed with them to spend a few days. Elizabeth, N. J. have proven a bene home a t F orest Grove. day with Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Conkey. insanity, and suicide is the end of fit to the health of the Petersen uncontrolled habits. family. One more g rea t grand boy Marcus LaChance is a very sick has been given to P etersen a t Los man. Ju n e LaChance is his nurse. Angeles. Mrs. Minnie LaChance is Anyone who buys a piece of land at housekeeper fo r Mrs. Smith a t W il , 8 dollars per acre of P etersen will lamina, who is very sick. I furnish 100 goats on shares. There is I have a photograph of th e cloth j 5 dollars a day fo r two persons pick- g g of my firs t pair of pants, which I ' ing sword ferns. The county is full wore about 1856, I never f o r g o t, ' of them. Look fo r the sign “ No Tim- a those striped pants. My fath e r and i ' ber Must Be Hauled O ff th e Eva L. m other made a man out of me when I i P o tter Land— Farm er Babcock.” I was 16 years old, I was ready to tackle the world. I never saw my J folks any more since 1871. I be-; LOCAL HAPPENINGS longed to U.S.A. I have seen the j — soldiers m arching to the battle fields ; Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper and five times. Maybe I will see them Mrs. E. Jonas of Bend w ere weekend going again. visitors a t the home of Rev. and Mrs. I never was discharged from any P. J. G riffiths. work in my 70 years in this country Mrs. R. B. Lamson, Mrs. O. C. of U.S. H ardly anybody will be Yocom. Mrs. Ira Lamson and Mrs. lieve th a t I raised 52 potatoes to the C. J. Johnson and daughter, Carolee, ®7rl- hill in my fa th e r’s g ard en ; the sm all est was the size of an egg. It is won derful. Schesnig-Holstein is the most productive parts of E urope in stock, grain and tim ber. It has been farm ed fo r over 1700 years. The soil is as rich as it ever was, by careful fer- t ’izing, all w aste is fertilizing, O ur fertalize r here in U.S. mostly goes into the oceon or b u rn t up. * * Talking about picking up n a’ls in the Believe-It-or-Not, I have picked SPONSORED BY T H E W IL L A M IN A C IV IC CLUB up nails since I was six years old. My fath e r ta u g h t me to take care IT ith the Cooperation o f of all the nails. We had a nailsm ith shop in my fa th e r’s apartm ent. I W IL L A M IN A ELE C TR IC C O M PA N Y w atched him making nails out of rods. He made millions fo r our Home of H O T P O IN T Appliances five ship yards w here m erchant 3- and 4-m asters w ere built. Many L A D IE S ! DON T FO R G E T ! E le c tric Cooking D em onstration WILLAMINA REBEKAH HALL W e d n esd a y , F eb ru a ry 19 2 p. m . ★ "This sure beats driving the to * ★ * California" Class conducted by BETH McWHANNEL o f Portland General Electric Company H I-W A Y THEATRE 10c — Herune of S H E R ID A N » PROCEEDS GO TO T H E P U B LIC L IB R A R Y * ★ * 30c H ita » Immediately following, there will he held a Silver Tea to which everyone is cordially invited. OR EGO N FRI-SAT., Feb. 14-15 DOUBLE FEA TUR E “ MOON OVER BURMA'’ D orothy Lam our - R obert Preston Preston F oster — also— “ BEYOND BENGAL” SUN-MON-TUE., Feb. 16-17-18 “ W Y O M I N G” W allace Beery - Leo Carrillo — plus— When you head south for California sunshine, here’s « tip: leave your carat home »nd try the train. Relax and take it easy while the engi neer does the driving. “ MARCH OF. TIM E” ELECTRIC RANGE a ï S ' Î a iva&mféboti, c&aiï tam/owi everrÏOm n"5rlVe! 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