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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1945)
THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1945 Canes and Whipping Sticks from India Stop the Presses in the Times’ Office Clay Larkin brought into thi« hour« of painstaking hand work of fire last week an interesting and reveal« the patience and ar collection of article« made in In tistic temperament of a people dia many year« ago. The article« who have time to «pend in care were collected by hi« wife when ful painstaking hand work. The «he was a girl and living in In collection is a rare and very val dia with her father, who was in uable one. the diplomatic «ervice there un der the Cleveland admini«tra- Mr. and Mr«. Leo Mitchell, Jr. tion. went to Portland for the day Walking «tick» «wagger «tick« Tuesday. and whipping «tick«, made in a Mr«. J. M. Ol«on left Tuesday variety of wood«, «andle wood, to visit a few day« with her sis ebony and bamboo with inlaid ter in Eugene. complicated pattern« made of Mr«. Andrew Ker«haw and ivory. Some with fal«e handle« Skeeter are «pending the week that turn into «tiletto« and when at the coast. the tip of one of these unusual Mr. and Mr«. A. K. Baird of «tick« was removed it revealed Sheridan Hpent Thursday even a dagger point. ing visiting the Harry Edmis- There are in thi« interesting colled ion masks, m ade of bone, tons. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Boyer comb« carved from ivory in deli and the children went to Esta- cate lace tracery, picture« paint I enda Sunday to «pend the day ed on «mall ivory disk« and arti cles made of pure .silver por with Mr«. Boyer’s «¡«ter, Mrs. traying Indian folk lore in de Velene Ball. The children re mained to spend this weelt visit signs. The collection represerts ing there. V. O. HUDDLESTON 3 R e p a ir Shop Don’t forget that this is Hie time of the year that there are a multitude of things that need repairing, such as Fishing Equipment—Guns—Lawn Mowers—Various small Machines—etc— R e f r ig e r a t o r S e r v ic e Mr.Milton (’. Leer, will be at our Shop each Wednesday to do Electrical and Refrigeration Service. House Wiring « TO OUR CUSTOMERS— We huve »M«rwl the franrhlM for Frlgldnlre Product* and It 1» oui »lin 1« d<> one bent to aerve you with E lectrical Appliance« and to be In a do thl* and secure a maximum o f m erchandise, and to distribute It «qually we have this plan to offer you. Please fill out the blank below, we In turn will dnte and numlier each card and will call you whi n the item Is obtainable. Age Appliance Condition Need new one May w e call Elec. Range Elec, w ater beater Wnaher Ironcr Radio f^cwlng machine Customer's Name Cuiitomcr’s Name ............................................................................. — - — - ........................ Address Men Wanted! Willamina Lbr. Co. NOTBCB O F TO* M. ACCOUNT E STA TE No. A-1146 IN T H E COUNTY COURT OF TH E STATE OF OREGON FOR YAMHILI. COUNTY In the Matter of the E state of Sarah C. Ford, De ceased. N otice is hereby Riven that the undersigned as adm inistrator of the esta te o f Sarah C. Ford, de ceased. has filed his final account in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Yamhill County, and that Saturday, the 21st day o f July. 1945, c t 10:00 o’clock A. M. of said day, and the County Court Room at the County Court House at Mc Minnville. Yamhill County, Oregon has been appointed by said court ns the tim e and place for the hear ing of objections thereto and the settlem ent thereof Dated and first published June 21. 1945. D ate of last publication July 19, 1945. August R. Ford Adm inistrator Otto W. Holder A ttorney for Estate ........................................................................................................................................... F. P. COOLEY, Frigidaire Dealer Hil«lg< Street BOERNER’S FREIGHT SERVICE Sheridan Otegon Phone 10R3 '•'S: Valley Cleaners D e p e n d a b le Service to and froat PORTLAND SHERIDAN SHERIDAN. OREGON I S to c k Bros. ELECTRIC CO. I ' ® Electric Servicing & Contracting REFRRIGERATOR SERVICE AND SUPPLIES Phone 612 Main Street Sheridan, Oregon DANCES Sheridan Legion Hall E v e ry S a tu rd a y N ig h t Good Music - Popular Prices DANCING FROM 8:30 TO 11:45 P.M. Sponsored By Sheridan American Legion Post WOOD Edgings from Garratrandt Mill WILLAMINA In Willamina Every Monday Core Wood Freight of all kinds o □ O Our New And Improved Facilities Livestock Insure You the Best of Service— Household Goods Moved o □ o We have large supplies on hand for instant delivery O □ ° Expert Cleaning and Pressing Locally owned and Operated Phones: Telephone 763 Sheridan Agency International Custom Clothes Phone 526 Mrs Alice Ham and Tommie spent Monday at the 0. K. Brock IV: home. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smith and family are moving to Tacoma the first of the week where they have purchased a new* home. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Severson have ELECTRICAL NEEDS to purchased the house they are schmidt and son Jimmy v/ent tc Value Limit Raised On occupying on Walnut street and Portland Saturday and visited Construction On Farms will move in as soon as the with Mr. and Mrs. Dilford Bis hop. In tne evening they all went Smiths move away. Under a liberalized WI’B or to the Ice Follies. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schaar der affecting farm construction, farmers may «pend up to $1,000 in a calendar year for farm dwel ling construction, remodeling and repair, and an additional $1000 for construction of other buildings, announce« It. B. Tay lor, chairman of the «tate AAA Green Chain Puller committee. Previou«Iy the maxi mum per farm wa« $1000, inclu-I Crane Chaser 1 ding not more than $200 for a farm dwelling. Head Off Bearer Any new farm construction ; for dwelling« or service build Deck and Slip Man ings which exceeds the 2 $1000 allowances requires WPB ap Board and Room Furnished if Required proval. Farmers may apply at Apply at Mill county AAA offices for lumber permits for repair and construe- j tion not requiring WPB approval and most county lumber quotas are limited, however, and not ail farm need« can be met. Dairy Payments Halted In Milk Watering Cases' Approximately $500 in dairy production payment« have been withheld from two Oregon dairy producers found to have added water to milk for the purpose of presenting false evidence as to the amount of milk produced and sold to a cheese factory from their herd«, according to a re- l>ort from the .state AAA com mittee. No payments were made to either producer for the produc tion period in which the water ing occured, Court action was taken in one case by state auth orities. Had the producers re *»*» ceived payment for the adultera ted milk before it was discover ed by the county AAA commit tee. they would have been sub ject to the penalties of the Uni ted States criminal code for fraud and misrepresentation, the •••• state committee said. Appli ance Repairs, Commercial and Domestic Refrigera tor Repairs p o i . i t ..In Page 1 5 THE WILLAMINA TIMES 663 S; Portland B r- 6595 WALTER BOERNER JOHN TREMBLAY Telephone 542 I
