The Willamina times., August 07, 1941, Image 1

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VOLUME 32, NO. 51
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WILLAMINA, YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1941
M ayor Calls M eetin g f o r
D iscu ssion o f P a rk in g
$1.50 A YEAR
'D e e r F in d Feed. Fun in
FOUTS-SURGEON
ONE DEAD, FIVE
N e ig h b o r's C h ick en Yard
VOWS READ IN AN
INJURED IN CAR
W hether it is a sign of lack o f 1
UNIQUE SETTING civilization or of citizens’ kindness i CRASH SAT. NITE
lation of W illamina, the parking
j situation has become quite a prob-
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j to the creatu res of the wild, but |
F ix tu re
F irm
P r o m is e s to P u t A n iem- In asmuch as this will be of
The W illamina F ree Methodist , the story is of in terest ju st the same,
I in terest to all businessmen and prop­
S id e s w ip e
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E n d T o E l e c t r i c a l T r o u b le s
e r t y owners, M ayor S hetterly re- church was the scene of a very pret- i Last week Eldon Breeden went
O f T w o M o r e C a rs M e e tin g
O f L o c a l W a t e r S u p p ly
ty
wedding
Thursday
evening,
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[ quests a m eeting fo r an open dis-
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H e a d o n C o llis io n
31, when Miss N rJin e Fouts, daugh place on the west edge of town. '
The city council met in regular ^'rhi" me
“J 1 'd fu la tio n s te r of Mr. and Mrs. B. Fouts of
Feeding chickens is nothing new j
session in the lib rary building M
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T ues­ W illamina, became the bride of Billy ' fo r Eldon, b u t w hat he found in
Mrs. E arl Hollenbeck, m other of
day evening, A ugust 4, a t 8 o’clock. ha£ *
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J. Surgeon, son of M r.and Mrs. L the chicken yard made him stop and j Mrs- Sydney Connolly, is in the Mc-
Surgeon of W illamina. Rev. P. J I look. And the two visitors sto p p e d ! Minnville hospital and Mr. and Mrs
The following m em bers were present
M ayor Shetterly, Councilmen Neely |
G riffiths officiated.
' and looked too, with fo u r long ears Connolly are recuperating from sev-
Sm elser, Larkin and Benefiel. T h e , NUM B ER S
G IV E N
Rev. Joe M. Caleron, Mexican 1 standing at attention. Between two I e^*® bruises as the .result, of ^a head-
m em ber absent was Councilman Ham­
missionary, sang “Jesus Savior, Pilot j
those ears rested a b eautiful set
crash near F o ste rs mill Saturday
FOR N EW D R A W
m erer. The m inutes w ere read anc !
Me’’ and “ I Love You T ruly ”
I ° l horns. It was several m inutes be- n 'f?ht. Bob Cummings, an occupant
approved.
IN A R M Y D R A F T The church was made beautiful fore the buck and d°e decided to of th e other ca r- was instantly killed
by the impact.
Ralph F arnum was p resent and
with many flow ers and an arch o f end th eir visit.
“ The lights suddenly shining in
explained in detail w hat was nec­
T hirty-six young men from this evergreen over the alter.
our faces was the first we knew of
essary to be done to make the wiring portion of Yamhill county w ere r e g - ' The bride was lovely in a flooi D E P A R T M E N T OF
any th in g being w rong,” said Mrs.
on the electric connection between , istered fo r selective service on Ju ly 1. length gown of white silk chiffon
the pump and the reservoir work O rder num bers fo r these reg istran ts She carried a bouquet of pink and '
H E A L T H IS NEW Connolly. Police reports disclose two
PP A T I I DC fkC" D «a*. cars had sideswiped ju st a few min-
properly.
were received from the county court white snapdragons and delphinium i
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VFr K-W utes before, sending one car into
Councilm an Sm elser moved that house this week.
| with blue stream ers,
the ditch and the other across one
the contract to install the wiring
The order num bers were draw n. The bridesm aid. Miss V erna S ur I
from a point approxim ately 100 f e e t [from the fam ous “ fish bowl” u s e d g e o n , sister of the groom, wore r ! A new departm ent is being added lane of traffic. The other car had
up the hill east of the railroad to J " the last w ar and in the original | floor length dress of p in k ’ silk and tWs week !n T ed’s Red and W hite oome unto the obstructing vehicl
the river and th a t Mr. Farnum fur- draw ing fo r the Selective Service net and carried an arm bouquet o f , «tore. according to word released bv ,o ° suddenly to sto P an d - sw erving to
nih all m aterial and labor fo r the Act o f 1940, on Ju ly 3 to determ ine white and blue flowers. Two little Ted Gillespie. This section will f e n . !
,t’ struck the Connolly sedan
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Mrs. /~ Connolly
and her m other had
sum of $65 and fo r three dollars the o rd er in which the men newly of flow er girls, Alitha C o s and V erna ! n ,,«
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each he agrees to lead all joints from a8e are to be called up for theii ! A ttrell, w ore blue floor length dress- ,
° mp ° 6 lne °* tbe popu' al
been riding in the back seat, but
a f te r being so suddenly stopped and
the top of the hill to reservoir t h e ; year’s train in g in m ilitary service, j es. They carried pink and white jOnla Linda H ealth Foods,
city and to dig them out.
O r d e r N u m b e r . G iv e n
baskets from which they scattered
The
modern study of foods and pushed back several feet, they found
T re asu re r’s re p o rt was read and
The 36 young men rec en tiv r e „ ’rose petals fo r the bride.
! bodily needs has made th e “ man themselves between the seats and
Councilm an Sm elser moved th a t the j jstered attain ed m a tu rity since th e '
Tbe ST00m was attended by Crav j on the stre e t” conscious of the fact across the back of the fro n t scat
rep o rt be accepted as read.
I original reg istratio n last October 15 Iton F outs’ hrother of the b rid e ., th at “ we are w hat we ea t,” and led respectively. Sid was kept from the
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insurance policy on the pick-up and (b o ld '^facet1 n u m b e r^ a T 'd e te rm in e d i W a,ker’
¡body supplied with those elem ents but received cuts and bruises from
fire trucks to W. Beck.
by the national lottery a month ago i Tbe w eddin? m atch was humme, necessary, to resistance to disease »tricking th a t wheel and breaking his
Councilman Neely suggested the
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g ’ I by a group of the visiting mission ' and fatigue. Loma Linda health foods (Hasses.
city have a light installed near the °J,der s ®rial
'aries.
I are designed to give the average
Mrs. Hollenbeck, su fferin g most
east city lim its in th e north side of o
c o’" r
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1 A reception following the c e re -Im an’ w°m an and child those vitamins f-rom the accident, is reported rest
the highway. The light will be or- g-1134 S 7 Charle 'V-rfo ,d B ark®5 mony was held on the parsonagt and m inerals not always obtained [ ing quite easily- although the full
dered a t once.
S-1167 S-10 D elbert Rav L e w is ’" 11" ’ Iawn’ M rs’ P ’ J ’ G riffiths was hos ! f r ?m their reg u lar diet. To bring extt‘nt of her dam ages are not yet
The councilm en agreed to furnish S -l252 S-13 Dale Orin Davis
; tess. A ssisting with the tables were tb *s a 'd to health is the purpose of ascertained until more X-ray pic-
paint and brushes to paint the fire S-1827 S-19 Dominic William Doyle Mrs. Edith Bailey, Mrs. R. B. Cox tbe new departm ent, says the sto re’s tu res are taken.
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j Mrs. D. A ttrell and Mrs. Joe Schrag m anagem ent.
Chester Powell, Grand Ronde, the
hall floor. The firem
en are ‘ to do ° S-964
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the work.
S-1607 S-31 Robert Donald Wells : The bride cu t her b eautiful wedding
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, d river of the car in which Cummings
Moyar S hetterly appointed the fol-
S-38 Ken. E. Shetterly, J r
cake More th an ., hundred guest; LO CAL F.M . PR E A C H E R
was r ‘ding, and his fath er were both
lorving citizens as members of the
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Dvbn. Ra^r ick Leary
were present.
S T - I Y S I N P i l l P I T H F t t f badly bruised. Mr. Powell Is also is
budget com mittee to m eet Monday c ooc c " _ , r u*' , di - B,i!a ‘?on
' P receeding the m arriage cerem ony!
’ r U L . n i H K . n K . ¡the hospital w ith fractu red vertebrae
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S-H98 S-S3 John Leslie Wilson
'services were held in the church. I „
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in his neck-
Sept. 15 a t 8 p.rm: I J- G reene S. 2776 S-62 Joseph Edw ard P erri
The Mexican missionaries spoke anc’ 1 Rev; .
P’
G riffith s re-
Young Cummings is survived by
Andrew Kershaw, Fred Olmstead S-2216 S-64 Harley Lorn Lord
, turned home Monday evening from is father, Victor II. Cummings, em-
V erne Huddleston and Arnold Kout-i S-2369 S - 6 8 John Oliver W estwang san>i ' n Spanish
Both Mr. and Mrs. Billy Surgeor Itbe p ree Methodist conference and ployed in P ortland, his m other of
onen.
j S -l269 S-70 Lynn Jack Roberts
'a r e graduates of W illamina h ig h ! camp nieetin8- They rep o rt a fine G rand Ronde. and a brother and
The mayor agreed to call an oper S-2165 S -7 1 Chester L. Kingrey
school.
Ray. A. M
M ainw
ainw aring
aring
school. The
The young
young couple
couple left
left for
for session-
sesslon* Rev-
Rev- G G riffiths
riffiths was
was reappoint
reappoint sister
sister in in Kelso,
Kelso, Wash.
m eeting of the business men
men to to con
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eans to govern parking of § 0^00 5 ’ ^ ^ II?0 B arnard K aufm ann the
Oregon beaches to spend
a short o ti' / l 4/v fU /A I V I illamina
church,
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time. They are at home to their
.G riffith s wd! have charge of NEW BUSINESS OPENS
autom ob iles on the city streets. T h e !
m eeting will b , held T u ..d .y , A ug t j j j » « J
T u « ? M ¿ S & M
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W «ENER U . TRAIN.
parsonage
12, a t 8 p.m.
IS-2521 S-92 Harold A. McChesney
At
the
camp
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eeting
the
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IS-445 S-98 Louis Edw ard Haven
M issourians H old A n nual
' had charge of the dining hall. Thee j The Club cafe will open its doors
C L IN IC FOR K ID S
|S-1454 s.9 9 Stephen Daniel P orter
G et T o g e th e r tcith P ien it report 10,500 individual meals were to the public on Friday, Aug. 8.
M f l l ■ r»R- a r v - n v a m S-1370 S-100 H arry O. Craw ford
“ Vic” Vickes, manager, states that
served during the meetings.
W IL L BE K E P T UP S-697 S-101 Wm. A. McKinley
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iS-1303 S-102 John Wood
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The Missouri S tate Society of
I floor show.
The W illamina Civic club is again 5 ’ ^
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^ m . Willis Hampton Oregon will hold its annual picnic Local Cook la k e s Lease
s
, S-681 S-107 Howard Alvin Cusic a J a n ’zen Beach park Sunday, Aug
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Along with the Club cafe there
sponsoring the m onthly
B a b y C l i n i c S-1404 S-108 Joseph Alvis H afliger 10.
All fo rm er Missourians, their
On H otel LunrIl B oom will be the P Y Athletic d u b . Thi;
Mrs. Ted M attson is
chairm an of S-797 S -l09 Chas. Franklin Morris fam ilies and friends are invited
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{ will be a private organization and
L. P
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Luncheon
o’clock.
I t was announced this week that each member will be required tc
the com m ittee in charge of the c lin -jq S-2386
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hour is
is a a t t 1 1 o’clock.
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nished. An interesting program ha; . niinu Cafe from Mr. and Mrs. Wm entitled to the privileges of this club
S-1607-A S-145 Milbert Delker
ley and Mrs. Chas. H ofrichter.
Jarvis.
been provided.
We are inform ed th at a percentage
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I Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis will continue of the membership fees will be
The next session of the Baby Q JW FEED FO UND TO
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Schade made 1 to operate th e ir fountain service, donated to various Yamhill and Polk
clinic will be T hursday Aug. 14, a, ' g j- CAUgE o p SH O R T«
a trip to Portland over the weekend They wish to thank th eir many county athletic activities.
1:15 p.m. in the M ethodist church
to visit th eir parents.
friends fo r th<nr patronage.
Dr. H. M. Stolte and Mrs. Ruth
Hay! H ay! According to M. E
JUNCTION STATION IS
H inegardner of the Yamhill county Dunston, PG E ’s local m anager, hay
health d epartm ent will conduct the is a “hay-edache” to this company 1
SOON TO OPEN AGAIN
clinic. All children up to three y e a r;'w h e n the wind blows it into trans-
of age are invited.
mission and distribution lines. D rj
A1 Rex, m anager of the Valley
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j hay doesn’t do much dam age, bb' '
Junction Shell station and cafe, an
CLL'B M EM BERS V ISIT
dampened or wet it becomes too good
nounced this week that he thought
a conductor of electricity. A short
the new cafe would be open on oi
BI TLE R CH I RCH CLUB in the lines invariably results,
before Labor day, if construction
: continues as rapidly as it has.
‘This tim e of the y ear, especiall-
A group of about 20 from the
during haying season, considerable !
This new cafe and service statio r
W illam ina W om en’s Society of the
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,, , aay is blowing around, rep o rts Dun- i
I will replace the one that burned ti
M ethodist church enjoyed a potluck
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th o u g h
the hav is dry and
| the ground last June 17.
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luncheon
at the Unicome home m „„
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no rain falls to w et it, th e re is suf- |
Mr. Rex also stated that the new
the B utler church d istrict last Friday
ficient dew at night to moisten it
cafe will be one of the m ost modem
The B utler society held their reg.
and then o u r troubles begin.”
in the W illam ette valley. It is de
u lar m eeting th a t day following th t
PGE has had a num ber of service
signed a fte r one of the most populai
luncheon and the W illamina ladie;
cafes in Portland.
“ listened in.” A bout 45 altogethei failures from hay in its lines i n ;
the T ualatin-W illam ina districts, as j
w ere in attendance.
well as o th er sections.
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C ounty Farm E xecutive l>
To avoid service outrages f ro m 1
‘‘BuniHes fo r B ritian “ Is
Called Io A i,I in D efen-,,
this cause Dunston says PGE would i
P ro v in g P o p u la r with Us very much appreciate it if residents |
G. II. Fullenw ider of C&rlton ha*-
of this area w-ould call the com pany’s
been requested by R. E. Brown, gerì
The ladies in charge of the local nearest office, collect, and let them
( crai agent of the Farm C redit
gathering of Bundles fo r B ritiar know the w hereabouts of the hav
istration of Spokane, to represen '
are very much appreciative of the In this way PGE hopes to remove
th a t organization on the Yamhill
response.
. the hay in tim e to prev en t inconven-
County A gricultural Defense board
But the need is still here. Any do- ence to its custom ers from «ervict
itio n s a re accepted a t L ayer’s Cloth- I failure.
it was announced in Spokane today
mg store.
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This board has been establisher'
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Miles Donnell, son o f Mrs. Frank
a, the direction of the secretary of
No, Good R eader, th e Seven W a lla b ie s a re not chorus girls, hot th e
C h urch L adies H o ld C lub
Donnell, retu rn ed home with his
* ag ricu ltu re to coordinate activities
w o rld s forem ost lady acrobats.
T h e y 're E ngiish girls, m akin g th e ir
The W om en's Society fo r Christiar m other a fte r spending a week with
of
the departm ent of ag riculture
fir s , A m e ric a n ap pearance, and w h a t th e y do w ith grace and ease is
Service will m eet on Friday. A ug ! b's au n t-. Mrs. Burous and son, John
th at involve national defense will
som ething to ta lk about.
Y o u ll see th e m a t the O regon S tate l a ir in
8. a t 2 p.m. in the M ethodist church j and ^ rs- Reck rem ained with theii
.activ ities of oth er defense a g e n d e -
Salem Septem ber 1 th ro u g h 7.
in the field.
basem ent fo r th e ir regular meet- s’8^e r lo r a lew days’ visit.
H K' a M p ’ K . , E nhI t t e u y and M,r *
Mrs- V*raic< K ent and »on- J«ck
Mr. Fullenw ider is president of
H. A. P a rre tt will be hostesses lo i w ent to Molalla S aturday and spent
' the W illam ette Production Credit
association, a p art of the Farm
m e aajr.
Sunday in Oregon City.
I C redit adm inistration.
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