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THE WILLAMINA TIMES. WILLAMINA. OREGON
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1947
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Aug.
17.
1937 The
Epworth
1,' ukua p ity , "I’l'lMuner at the Bur'*,
w ill he presented at (he Methoillat
church on the evening of A uk . 23
w :lh 21
prom inent
local citizen s
from the various ch u rch es taking
part. T he cast Includes K E. Hhct-
terly, A. II N ew by. I.. N Higgs. Ruth
(’•mil H uddleston, Fred (Um sted, I,
ll W eaver W ilm er W orth, Curolyn
Young, and John Bell.
A uk 17. 1937 The fu el bins and
fire room w ere destroyed Ity f re at
t h e Midway Mill, ow ned hv Murpliy
B ios, about three tulles west of Old
t . i u n d Honda on the Tillam ook high
way, Motiduy. A bucket brigade
form ed by em p loyees succete’^d In
holding the fire In cheek untfl the
Mr r'dan pum per nm| a portable fire
e iglne from th e Polk O perating
Company arrived to aa'lst the pumps
nt the m il'. A bark fire fr .’n the f re
box of th e boilers Into the ou tlet o f
the fuel bln w as thought to huve
caused the fire.
A uk . 12. I»37 The W illam ina
i i v Pre,|
com pany la furnishing
brick and tile for the new stateh ou se
at Salem
It Is being shipped by
truck.
IM YEARN AGO
Aug. 1». 11129 A fierce fire broke
out In the tim ber being cut by the
(I rand
Honda
Lum ber Company,
•«bout a m ile »out It west of New Grand
Bonds, .Munduy ufternnon euuaed by
•he Ignition of dry grass by a spark
ftom un engine. Il waa soon out of
control und raged until la te Tuesday
afternoon, utded by a stron g east
wind, b efore the flre-flgh tlng crew s
could g e l It under control.
Aug. 9, 1929
Alfred D undas died
lust Friday night at the M cM innville
b Hpltal at the age of 73 years. He
was a resident of Oregon since 1874
anti at one tim e w as a m em ber of
the crew of the "Fanny P atton .” one
of the (stats that figured prom inent
ly In history m aking on th e W lllam-
'♦«• t’lv-r | | e helped mat e possible
the building of the railroad from
Sheridan to W illam ina and In 1907
during the m oney panic, saved the
. oroject by turning over a large
am ount of his ow n m oney to the
m pany. He he'ped esta b lish the
Tim es und was postm aster here when
the first copies w ere m ailed.
A ug 9, 1929 -Ora G o d sey h as
traded his farm near Midway for a
th ie e story building In Portland.
NEWS OF RECORD
Murrluge Li ten m — Issued
By T h e C ounty Clerk
Donald Edw in F lelsch m ann . Sal
cm anil E llse Ellen W lrfs, Dayton
Robert H olm es Morris and V irgin
ia L ouise Hyder, both M cM innville.
Elvis Scott L ivengood and Bea
trice Margaret Sherlock, both N ew
berg.
Bay Edward H augham and P hyl
lis Kilt hi T urck. both M cM innville.
W alluce W alter Ramp, H illsboro
and Mary Iris Hansard. M cM innville.
Kuby F alrhill of M cM innville has
'tied
her N otarial com m ission with
< PLANE
tho county clerk.
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Saturday:
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L iv in g C o s ts
Bam boo is th e w orld’s tallest grass
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SATURDAY
8 :3 0 a. m. — 4-H B eef, Sheep and
P ig Show m anship.
9 :0 0 a. m. — FFA Shop Judging
C ontest.
1 0 :0 0 a. m- — 4-H Sheep and H og
Judging.
1 :0 0 p. m. — 4-H and F F A Beef
Ju dgin g.
1 :3 0 p. m. — 4-H M ilking Shorthorn
Ju d gin g and Show m anship.
3 :3 0 p. m. Exhibits released to take
1 :0 0 p. rn. i— Ju dgin g
4-H Dairy
C lasses, FF A Pig, Sheep, and B eef
Show m anship.
3 .0 0 p. m. — Judging FFA Dairy
Classes.
8 :0 0 p. m. -— Dedication o f New Jun
ior Fair E xhibit B uilding.
8 :1 5 p. m. — S ty le R eview , 4-H Girls
home.
C lothing Project^ announcing win
ners In New B uilding.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford R isseeuw .
8 :3 0 p. m. — N ew berg H igh School
Mr. and Mrs. R obert Bus w ell, Miss
Band in arena.
Ladonna Lentz and Lavern Misner
8 :4 0 p. in. — Parade of Livestock by attend ed th e baseball gam e in P ort
Exhibitors.
land Sunday afternoon and In the
9 :0 0 p. m. — Pig Scram ble.
FF A evening attended th e Los A n g eles
Show m anship contest. . 1st place Dons - Brooklyn D odgers p ro fessio n
show m en of beef, sheep dairy and al football gam e at P ortland M ult
nom ah stadium .
hogs com peting.
Lum and Abner, motion picture
and radio team, say that next to
running the Jot ’Em Down «tore,
fishing is the most fun. Chet
“Lum” Lauck and Norris “Abner”
Goff slipped away from the broad
casting studio and their Pine Ridge
emporium to try a hand at snaring
a finny friend. The basa it proof
that the boys had a good day’s
catch.
G O O D FOO D
PACKED LUNCHES TO TA K E OUT
$5.50 MEAL TICKET FOR $5.00
Opca from 5 : 0 0 a. m. to 1 :OO a. m.
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TRAVEL
Many Events Scheduled for Friday
appointed from O regon in 1868. He
served as county clerk of Yumhlll
crun ty In 1873 anil was clerk of the
V. H. d istrict court, for 17 years. The
ship "Lam son," which took part In
th e search for A m elia Earhart, was
named in his honor. Tw o o th er sons,
Henry W. und Edward G. both served
In the Oregon legislature.
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A uk . 12, I!»'i7 Carload lots for
warded from W illam ina during July
t •••'ed 1200 and Included 10 cars
of brick and tile. 2 cars of clay. 823
of logs; 216. lumber; 5 cars of
p 'lllte; r, cars of pulpwood and 37
cars of hog fuel W illamina product»
< a'l over the world. Mr. Spurgeon,
Southern P acific agent said
T'e-*
v e r e hound f r Japan and Chinn and
a triple load of piling (th ree cars
It. H. Yates. C. W. Johnson and
coupled togeth er to t a k e the long
Sn! Johnson of W a«co are on a flsh-
p l'in c) went to N ew York and will be
lltr trip to East Lake this week.
d i l v e n In l-ong Island for the 11139
W orld's Fair.
Aug. 12. 1937
A reunion o f the
I.anison fam ily was held A ugust S
at the h o n e o ' Mrs. Helen Lamson,
on the original donation land claim
of Jerem luh and H elen H aw ks I .am-
boo who cam e by covered wagon and
settled here In 1 8 (8 . T he first Lam-
son s to com e to America em igrated
f -n England prl">r to 1637 and se t
tled at Ipswich Muss.
Jerein'ch
Lamson
was
county
Judge of Yam hill county for n num b
er of years. Captain R. II Lamson,
hlu son, w as the first naval cadet
4-H Club Fair Opens at McMinnville;
What A Line!