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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1941)
O b e \£Mlantittü Cimes VOLUME 32, No. 30 COMMERCE MEN HEAR RUMORS OF HI-WAY CHANCE W ILLAM INA, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1941 Saturday Is Last Day to File Federal Income Returns P R O C L A M A T IO N $1.50 A YEAR UNIT, POST HOLD MEETING HERE ON MONDAY EVENING Folks in this com munity who are required to file a federal income tax retu rn s m ust be sent so as to reach the collector of internal revenue fo r R u m ors Indicate P lan s For this district on or before S aturday, W om en ’s A m b u lan ce Corps I, K . E. S h e tte r ly , M ayor o f the City o f C hanging M cM innville March 15. The law provides penal D em on strates W ork to W illam in a, in accord an ce with the w ill o f the City W illam ina Road ties fo r failing to file a retu rn on Local U nit M em bers C ou n cil, d o hereby set asid e T hursday, M arch 2 0 , time. Single person having a gross Perhaps is was a touch of “spring income of $800 or more, and m arried as “ Clean-up D ay’’ w ith in the City o f W illam ina, The auxiliary members of WHIa- fe v e r” th a t caused a small attendance persons living together having a com and req u est that all resid en ts o f the city clean up at the regular m eeting o f th e W illa bined gross income of $2000, are m ina proved themselves good host mina Commercial club held last Mon th eir p rem ises du rin g th e co m in g w eek. required to file a federal income tax esses last Monday evening when the day noon in the basem ent of the retu rn . R eturn blanks are still avail unit and post m et in the W illamina Methodist church. Only ten mem able at The W illamina Times office.. high school fo r th eir reg u lar March Burn what r e fu se as can be so d isp osed bers turned out fo r the meeting, S tate income tax retu rn s m ust be meeting. o f, am i place o th er re fu se in b oxes or sacks and The jo in t session held a t the be- consequently little business was tra n s filed on or before April 1. Blanks d ep osit on the cu rb lin e to be picked up by truck, acted. are obtainable by w riting the S tate ginning of th e evening’s program I consisted of two num bers by the Wil- O tto Heider reported th a t he at-1 i Tax Commission, Salem, Oregon. w hich w ill be o n duty T hursday, M arch 2 0 . ‘ 1 lamina Ladies Choral c l u b and a tended the m eeting held a t Oceanlake I group of accordion num bers by Arn- last week fo r the purpose of discuss T h e sch o o l and civ ic bod ies have in terest ing road im provem ents betw een the ! old Koutonen. ed th em selv es in the clea n in g up and b eau tifyin g The Oregon W om en's Ambulance coast and McMinnville. Inasm uch as o f ou r city, and I urgently request that they have Corps from P ortland brought 12 uni- invited members of the state high 1 form ed m em bers to explain the work way commission did not show up, the the c o o p era tio n o f every resident. , of the corps and presented th eir work m eeting was considered a “flop.” in a very in terestin g m anner. Mrs. Mr. Heider reported th a t there had K. E. SHETTERLY, M ayor been rum ors of re-locating the high Piano students of Malcolm F rost Claire W arner-C hurchill traced the way between Sheridan and Valley will be presented in recital April 6. work of women in tim es of em erg City o f Willamina, Oregon Junction so as to miss W illam ina! a t the YWCA auditorium in Portland, encies from the first p art of the coun entirely. A lthough th e re w ere no I according to announcem ent made tr y ’s developm ent until the present authoritative foundations fo r these early this week. Mr. F ro st is music tim e when large groups of women all rum ors, it was thought wise to keep ! director in the W illamina high school, over the country are contributing this m atter in mind in case it ever and also has many younger students th e ir share of work in tim es of w ar em ergencies or other national dis becam e a reality. here. T he next regular m eeting of the Students to ap p ear in recital a re : asters. The purpose also of the visit to , in terest the women , of Sheri- club will be held M onday noon, Kay ShetteTlv. C har'ene M attson, was . March 24, in the basem ent of the Anna Mae Davidson, Bob Shetterly, dan and W illamina in the form ation M ethodist church, and it is hoped Roeene Ross, M argret Zwald, Vir- i a corPs- th a t all m em bers will be present. A rrangem ents are nearly co m p letk ctass departm ent and is fo r the bene- ginia Pearson. B etty K irchner. Bar- The business session was eonduct- Colburn, | ed by the president, Mrs. George ed fo r the b enefit dance to be given fit of the com m unity as a whole, it bara Thomason. Donald Saturday night, March 22, in the Wil- is the duty of every citizen to get Elaine States, B etti’ Lou K ootoeen. Reiser. The reg u lar routine of things Fred W arner, Wowland Wood, Jack vital to the u n it were discussed. lam ina hall. The W illamina fire d e - : behind the cause and give his whole- Henry. Doris Mattie. L orraine Board- I Blanks were received from the de j p artm en t is sponsoring this dance in hearted support. man. Louise P errin, B arbara Bates, p artm ent head q u arters fo r volunteer order to raise fu n d s to pay fo r pres LaV aughn M atthews and W anda service and each member was asked en t equipm ent and also to purchase Wood. I to fill out duplicate blanks and indi- additional necessary equipm ent. ------------------------------------- | cate her p referen ce fo r work of this The 1600 or m ore farm ers operat- . f ire Chief A1 Newby rep o rts that ; kind for a Rational emergency. , Special R adio Program to ing some 1800 farm s in Polk county tlcke4s are now on sale and can be Mrs. F ritz W irfs, in speaking fo r B e Broadcast fo r B e r e fit will be very busy m aking th eir 1941 Purchased from any member of the „ , ■*-, , „ . her ju n io r group, said they had list- plans in connection with the soil ,c1cal f - e d ep artm en t A ccording to D l C ounty 1-, I M em bers | ened to a very interesting health talk conservation program in this county : advance ticket sales, a large crowd is ---------- 1 bv Mrs. Churchill th a t evening. Sh< in the n ext two weeks. According to fexbee , _ A special radio program dealing I to ld of th eir plans to s e n d E aster O fficials of the Pacific Plywood the annual custom followed in this _ Paul Siebert s well-known Oregon with livestock production and m arket- | cards to all Gold S tar M others and county as well as in many others, the S tate college dance band has been Corporation plant here rep o rt th at the sales departm ent of the firm jng by 4"H e,ub mem bers win be also as a p ro ject in com munity ser- county com mittee, of whch R. D. secured to fu rn ish the music Dancing has been tran sfe rred to Olympia, Leard °,v^ M”ndavLeven' nK vice would collect magazines for the Pence, Rickreall, is chairm an, holds J1®,_f r °™ 9 :8 0 . to, and, a Wash., home of the'O lÿm pia V eneer V a r; h ' 7' aays W ' C„ L etb' coun? ’ CCC camus. glan d time is promised all those who a series of m eetings In the various A fter the m eeting was over, both comnanv. and p aren t organization of a5 en t of Po' k countv' He recommends districts over the county to assist attend. the Pacific Plywood Corporation. All ‘be„ pro*ram as a valuable one for c o u p s met fo r a birthdpy party for Inasmuch as the W illamina fire de these farm ers in developing their sales of both com panies will b . Polk county club members to tune in. , the Legion. The cen ter of attract.o n 'planting and farm ing plans so they p artm ent has developed into a high handled through this departm ent in k H; H: T?Hrd,ck' president of the | w a, a beautiful birthday cake in pat- may earn the com plete soil conser- , _ — Olympia. I p ?™ and Union 8foCk Yards como->nv I rjotic design a n d coloring. O ur con- ra tio n allowance on the respective l | D 6 C D D A I P V T O ,T , will speak on “ The Livestock Mar- PTH*rilat,*ons to the n e w W illamina Hollis Nunnelly general sales man- kets Relation to 4-H Club Work. Bakery fo r the lovely cake. The pre- farm s. Because it is necessary th a t i each one com pletely understand the i D P U A I I l T O R E S T aRe.r of tbe Paclf'c Plywood Corp., The secon(j speaker on the program j se n ta tion wag made to the com m ander program and the application of it j A V l U h J l ! [ and two ladies who have been em- will be A. * A. » Alb’ a :J __. of I I „ f th e post ' 11................................. .. . Mrs. ight. ----- president by th e u n it president, P D fftA V M AD I t ployed in the W 'l’am ina plant, were the Portland L :'«stoc'<- Exchange who Reiser, co n gratulating the Legion on to his farm , it is necessary th a t every , t l t l l / A I , r lA lV t | tran sfe rred to Olympia early this will speak on “ The Portland Livestock , tbe occasion of the birthday of the farm er plannng to participate in the I _____ j week. program , to fill out and sign a farm i Exchange Scholarship Loan Fund. organization. The American Legion plan and estim ate sheet. This year, E lizabeth Ja n e Fletcher was born -------------------------------------- R. L. Clark, secretarv of the P ortl»"d was organized nationally, 22 years according to W. C. Leth, Polk county i A ugust 6, 1858 in W arren c o u n ty ,' Livestock Evchpnge. will c'ose the aRO tb js month. agent and secretary of the Polk coun-i Penn. She received her education W .S.C .S. W ill Meet H ere at 'program with a review of “ T w enty ________________ ___-____ ty A gricultural Conservation asso- and early train in g and tau g h t school ! M ethodist Church Friday Auction Sales of 4-H Club Livestock. ciation, a few farm ers did not re i in th a t county. ceive a soil conservation paym ent She was m arried to Stephen M. ! The Womens Soc’ety fo r C hristian The W om en’s Society of Christian because they failed to have a farm Braley December 23, 1880. Mr. and | Service m eeting to be held a t the Service of the B utler Methodist plan and estim ate sheet signed last Mrs. Braley then moved to Oregon ' Methodist church Friday aftern o o n , church will ho’d an all day quilting in 1892, settling in Polk county. To i will be of in terest to all women. Mrs. W ednesday, March 19, a t the B utler I spring. In effect, the filling out of this this union was born a son, Tony F. I W alter Libby, retu rn ed m issionary church. A potluck dinner will be held form , no money is then se t aside for Braley of Sheridan, and a daughter, from C h'na w here she served 24 years a t noon A pplications to receive cotton and this p articular farm . W ithhout per Mrs. Em m ett O. B ainter of Garibaldi, will be the speaker. The Ladies Chor- paring such a form no money is Oregon. I al club will sing. Ladies from all Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilcox and fam- ■ ticking fo r the making of m attresses, planned fo r him and th e re fo re he i In 1926 the Braleys moved to i churches are invited. ily enjoyed a trip to the beaches. | m ust be received a t th e county agents office not la ter than March 31. ac- loses out on a paym ent. Sheridan where thev have made th eir j cording to County A gent Rex War- Mr. Leth points out th a t since I home since th a t time. Mr. and Mrs. THAT M EANS | ren. this plan has been followed, there has Braley celebrated th eir golden wed- Mr. W arren states th at this m at been very little m isunderstanding on ding anniversary December 23, 1930. tress making program is designed to the p art of cooperators concerning Mr. F raley le ft this life April 3, utilize surplus cotton. The cotton is the n atu re and provisions of the pro- 1931. Mrs. Bralev passed on to her being made available only to families gram , and as a result a large per- rew ard Sunday, March 9, 1941. who have a n et income of less than centage of those participating in the F cs’des her son and daughter, she i 1590 per fam ily of four and each ad program have earned 100 per cent ]eaves to mourn their loss a grand ditional member in the family above of th er ag ricultural conservation al- daughter, M arjorie J. B ainter. who is fo u r is allowed an increase of $59. lcwance. Many grow ers have express- attending Oregon S tate college, sev- A nn'ication blanks to receive this ed their appreciation for receiving e raj njeces a n d nephews and a host m aterial a**e obtanablc at the Farm this help in preparing th eir sheets of ciose fr jends. Security Office, the County W elfare in each spring as it not only has Mrs. Braley was a very active Office and the County A gent’s Office. earned them larger soil conservation worfcer jn the C hristian church up tv« All applications received will be in paym ents but it has assisted them in the tim e of her last illness. The church vestigated bv a com m ittee, which will following a b e tte r soil building pro- wjjj m jss her as much as her loved approve those to receive m attress gram. In filling out these forms, ones and friends. m aterial. assistance is given in the m a tte r of F u n era, services win be hel(J in | grass var et.es to plant and in sug- the Sheridan ch ristian chu.r ch pyj. gested planting practices fo r those Mar’ch u t 2 Rev. Earle LOCAL HAPPENINGS interested particularly in increasing C. Miller will officiate. Interm ent th e ir pasture or grass fo r seed pro will be in the E vergreen Memorial Mrs. A. W. A tkey was honor guest duction plantings. a t McMinnville. F riday evening when friends called T entative plans call fo r a m eeting to celebrate her birthday. In cards, in the B utler church Monday, March Bill S tew art held high score; Mrs. E. 17. from 1:30 to 10:00 p.m. C. W. Burdon low score. Delicious refre sh B ran d stetter will be the com m ittee Magic Show S ch ed u led for m ents were served to Mr. and Mrs. Friday N ight W ill B en efit m em ber in charge.. E. Burdon, Mr. and Mrs. Ju st Lepage, The general plan is to hold all Local H igh Sch ool Athlete« Mr .and Mrs. Ed Seppanen, Mr. and day m eetings and perm it operators Mrs. Bill B oettcher, Mr. and Mrs. to come a t any convenient tim e of i Chandler the Magician & Co., will i B. L. Beard, Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. the day fo r sign-ups ra th e r than to present a full evening’s entertain- S tew art and Mr and Mrs. A. W. call a m eeting fo r the entire district i m ent at t he W illamina high school A tkey. and make it necessary fo r m any to auditorium on Friday, March 14. at w ait th eir tu rn in being signed up. g p.m. A ccording to school authorities Mrs. J. R. Johnson entertained the Less w aiting will be encountered by the show has come to W illamina well Bridge club T hursday. Guests were coming as early in the day as pos- recommended by school authorities Mrs. W. C. Trem blay, Mrs. H. C. sible. avoiding a big rush a t the end and civic organizations w herever pre- Tomlinson and Mrs. Lupro. R efresh of the day. j sented. m ents were served. PIANO STUDENTS OF MR. M. F R O S T IN RECTIAL APR. 6 Firemen’s Benefit Dcnce to Be Held At Willamina Hall Saturday, Mar. 22 POLK FARMERS TO H O L D MEETINGS ON AGRICULTURE PLYWOOD SALES DEPT. MOVED TO OLYMPIA, WASH. AGENT WILL GIVE APPLICATION FOR FSA MATTRESSES
