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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1944)
Page 10 ! ' r, THE WILLAMINA TIMES home Sunday. Mi. and Mr». T. G. Tathwell, Rov McNanuir Honored Mrs. Laurence Ellis made a {‘nd tnildrei. made a busintss, At Family Gathering Mrs. u harer oi Sheridan, v no bugjness trip to portJand Mon- tr,P to Portland Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McNanuir is grandmother of Elmer Sharer . H “ of near Willamina, Is visiting June van Scoyk left Monday entertained at their home Sun Elmer’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harley Mishler and fam- rooming for Salem, alter a visit day, with a family dinner, honor Grant Sharer at Bend, Oregon. >ly of Cannon Reach. Mr. and noroe over the weekend, where ing their son Roy who was home o . , . . , , „ ,, Mrs. Serral of Portland, Mr. and p’ne is working now. on leave from Minneapolis, Min School started at Gold i t Mrs Reah Mcmahon from Seat- Mrs George S m i t h f r o m nesota and members of the fam school Monday morning. Sep- f, . M n . .. ■ . t a m i i n ir« n i tornher i£th I i.,e‘ Mrs' l ’r u L,ott, also ot Leed.v, Oklahoma, came iues- ily whose birthdays occurred in • mm. Seattle, were guests at the Guy day for an indefinite stav at tne the month of September. Present Mrs. L. H. Cobb of Portland. Fendall home Saturday and Sun- h »me of her brother I. L Mit- were Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Lanison. accompanied by her mother, day. chell and family ’ ' Mrs. Anna Fabrique of Beaver- M j T Rrad and Mrs „ Business visitors in McMinn ton, visited <n Willamina last p j m: a nM P.wti«.. i .... visitors in ntiMinn- Wednesdav with relatives and E J S e « m ® ^ dav »{Jernoon were friends. Thev brought Maxine buwne8S Hu. day. Mr. and Mrs. M. Westwang and Huddleston home to go to school. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Agadsty are Agnes, Mrs. Pave Brown and ... „. ... . , , visiting at the home of their son, i)Ue> and Mrs. Anna Koelln. . liss Florence Blanchard of p,.,mar Boyer and family. From Mr. and Mrs Frank Smelser S her X n t . ? M r am^Mrs1 W illamina they will go to Calif- Mrs. C da^s Rob, rts a n T w FL LOCAL NEWS eu, e ou i oinia lor 1 W "*nUr- Smelser made a trip to Portland Sunday dinner guests at the *>'»<«»>’ to visit with Miss Betty, Wesley Graves home were Pat- i " nitlock and their son Russel ricia and Dale Johnson, Nadine Smelser QM S-c. Surgeon, and Jean Fouls. Kathryn Rav left Wednesday . »•„. J , * »»eunesua> Mrs. Lendal Thomason and oi Eugene where she will at- daughters, Connie and Joyce amt tend the University of Oregon. A L ^ ilk ^ o n d a y o n b u s iiie ^ ' s .?*” M#ri!,n *Yullen’ Y Beauty •'l,nnulle " a- on u- 1 Salon operator, is vacationing in Mrs. T. C. Tathwell, accom- California this month. Mrs. panied by Miss Grace Hartley Madge Bowen has charge of the '’.ent to Salem and Dallas Friday shoP during her absence. on Businas» for the church. 1 —------------ - - Mr and Mrs 0 F DowUn}i H. A. PARRETT ANI) SON and Virginia visited at the W. MEET IN FAR-OFF PACIFIC C. 1 remblay home Sunday even- (Continued from page 1) ing. nearby island and it was our good fortune to spend a few hours visiting a few weeks ago <: and exchanging news from peo- ; pie mutually known by both of ■: us. I was the first Willamina : fellow' he had met since coming i; overseas and he was the second I had met at that time. The S) Coddington boy was the first I •: met while on the Hebrides, the PEARS - PRU N ES - PEA CH ES •' second being James and then, oi CRAB A P P L E S course, my own Hap Jr. Have met fellows from Tillamook. Sa lem, Newberg, Beaverton, and This is the time of year to finish out the vacant Portland, to mention a few, but spots in the old fruit room. We still have a few knew none of them previously. Am still hoping to get back peaches. Pears and prunes are now coming in. ' home for Xmas but as time goes W e also have crab apples for pickles and jelly. ; by and that day draws nearer the chances become a more re mote possibility. GET YOUR O R D ER S IN NOW I mailed you a box of shells some weeks ago which don’t amount to much but anyway they are from down here. The Everything In Good Groceries Leopard shells are quite pretty and the others are just an as- sortemnt. Hope this finds you happy, —TRADE AT HOME— healthy and still in love. Affectionately, BE A MEMBER Hap OF THE COMMUNITY COOPERATIVE FI. A. Parrett ' . I ' ' < Air. and Mrs 0. C. Yocom, Mr. and Mrs. (’. J. Johnson, Kenneth and Carolee Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Lanison, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lanison, Fruncin and Charles Lanison, Keith Lanison, Mrs. Bessie Lanison, Mr. ami Mrs. C. M. Wright of Sheridan, Mrs. Joseph DaveiijMirt of Astor ia. and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Me- Niunnr, Jessie and Roy. Paul Blanchard of Fern district. and Sunday night with Agnes Westwanv ’ Mrs. Amos Ringler (Frey) and her sister-m-law are visiting Mrs. Frey’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ringler. Mrs. T. J. Gordon arrived at the Wm. R. Stewart home Mon- day for a short visit. Mrs. Gor- don's husband was co-pilot with Lt. Billy Stewart. Mrs. Gordon. who has been living in Washing- ton, is en route to her home at Mt. Shasta, California. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wood- ruff visited at the E. S. Drill -I CANNING FRUITS & COMMUNITY COOPERATIVE MRS. JOE MATOCHA, Manager WILLAMINA, OREGON Censored By J. Rea : An angry bos’n says things that Would lay a Navy censor flat. | He says things that he had i better Never put inside a letter. W’hile awful words from bos’ns flow, Seamen turn as pale as snow. For they know such profanity As only men who go to sea. X DRIES IN ONE HOUR. 4. MIXES WITH WATER. 5. WASHABLE. ROLL IT O N W IT H A Does the Average Room smart borders ROLLER^ KOATER awowa « rt* «ou K. E. SHETTERLY HARDWARE WILLAMINA A l T o b e r e r ’s U N IO N S E R V IC E S T A T IO N T IR E S A N D TU B E S NOW IN STOCK Spceializing In UNION GASOLINE ----- UNION OIKS COMPLETE LUBRICATING JOBS COURTEOUS - FRIENDLY - SERVICE SPECIAL NOTICE TO TREADWELDS are processed in O. K. RUBBER WELDING SYSTEM Treadweld m achines — this is the patented process that protects your tire cas ings from all excessive heat and pressure during the curing process, and featured at the "SIGN OF THE BEST" COAST TO COAST. W e invite you to stop in at our store and inspect this m odern m ethod of recapping. Cheerful attendants will be waiting to explain this latest achievem ent in processing rubber. O . K . Rubbes* W e ld e rs BOYER BROTHERS WILLAMINA Phone 492 ANY AND ALL GAME BROUGHT TO THE WILLAMINA COMMUNITY COOPERATIVE LOCKER PLANT MUST BE SKINNED AND FREE FROM ANY TAINT OR ODOR. COMMUNITY COOPERATIVE Plant Manager. OREGON ►
