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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1941)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1941 TIM ES, WILLAMINA. OREGON ' will demand democrocy on the spot old clock is sore ’cause the new keeps w hat has been done lately. Edgai 1 Our president with a large atten d en t Mr. and Mrs. B. L. O rt of C alifor concluded the scene in 1918. Will time. The old says. “ I will fight.” Simmons is forem an at the Lively H arry Kershaw is improving in hop yard near Salem. He is solic nia resting at Salem, with a two the women of today step in their (By M. P etersen) | horse tra ile r fo r the use of locat I husbands’ shoes and dem and stop health. His old custom ers keep him iting fo r more hop pickers. He is a Thank you fo r the A ugust Folks ing a stock ranch. M. P etersen is ping cannibalism laying waste oui busy. 320 acres near Me, $10 per of Eugene, Oregon. It surely is a their advisor. Mrs. Maiers and chil ! beautiful world. fine ch aracter of a man. M. P e te r acre. 60 acres near school $6 per treasu re of thought fo r newspaper dren o f Sheridan called on P eterset On the 22nd of A ugust M. P et acre. M. P etersen has rheum atism . sen is a N otary. correspondent. The McMinnville- for a small acreage. She found what Tillamook highway has developed she w anted; now it’s up to Mr. Maier. ersen will be photographed by the Got a business le tte r from Mrs. El assistant editor of the Telephone- lery Townsend of Sheridan. LOCAL HAPPENINGS One into its own. Friday, Saturday and Wm. Williamson and Mr. Stevens Sunday surely showed more than are going into the filing business. Register Corporation. He w ants the son, Fied, in Caliornia is doing bet Mrs. Roy Rogers retu rn ed last 3000 cars passing my place to its Our son, Julius, his son, E rnest. wif< life history of Petersen from 1854 te r in health. P etersen was given r Roy Buckley, our son-in-law, has stars and stripes flag by his son. Friday from Portland where she had fullest capacity. . O ur beach and and baby girl called Saturday iro n w ater resorts, with its merry-go- Portland. Harold Scheese, wife and finished p ainting his house in P o rt Kelly and Southard are building ar spent a week with h er parents, Mr round at Pacific City, Tillamook baby girl of Tillamook and Mrs land. W onderful harvesting weath alder mill at or n ear Dolph. Quite and Mrs. S. A. Thomas. Bay City, Garibaldi, Cannon Beach Alvina LaChance of Grand Rondt er we have. A letter from H arry a lot of piling w ent to Portland fron- Mr. and Mrs. H arry Shipley spent Seaside, A storia S afety F irst is our visited Mrs. P etersen Sunday. A rea' LaChance, q u arterm aster clerk a’ here. Lots of it left yet. M. P etersen the weekend a t Clear Lake. Jim P.I., takes a month g ettin g here. We is a sign painter. slogan. Shipley came home from the army prize baby they have. Mrs. M. P etersen is still su ffe r camp unexpectedly a f te r his parents The E. L. Brady fam ily of Port- ! Democracy of the world popula will have two crops of Himalaya blackberries this year. Now we have ing with gas. A forw ard move of had left and spent the time visiting land are spending their vacation at tion we fought for once. Our foui Seaside. They filled up self door boys volunteered. An em pty stomach a toaster and an electric clock. Oui Old Grand Ronde is made by oui W illamina friends, except fo r a few Rev. G. Scheffold. with assistance hours a fte r his p aren ts’ return. from the sisters school at Beaverton Mrs. M. C. Lipp of Richmond, Cal P ictures have been taken of old , is visiting friends and relatives in tim ers. Old buildings and record: W illamina. — WEEK END SPECIALS — will be shown in the east, w hat was i Mr. and Mrs. E arl Brown visited done here nearly 75 years ago, an«' in Dallas Sunday. 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