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f
P a g e E ig h t
THE
Graduation
Ceremonies
Kinton Hall
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m arched Into the hall led by th e
eight teachers and took th eir places
on a beautifully decorated platform,
the processional m arch being play-
cd by Mrs. Audrey Vandennost
Program for the evening « as u
published last week. Helen Schneld-
«Hint y
V.
ï
and Mt*' AUh'
“ n -..f . Millard and \ erboort
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. a ,r - a,1d •' r\ . . A r d ? 11Iard “
C o n n ell
.
. a“ d
. ,, , A r m V \ Beaverton
...
'ai',d \.'U rt , , t ‘!n u '' . t , “',',,'. f ’" r s t . Forant G rove...
and Mrs J lh b
W
ih l'lain«
X F Forant Grove
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S«ht'..s
W itch Hazel School
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Gale» Creek
Graduates 3 Pupils
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Commencement exercises were
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held at the Witch Hasel school on v .™ » Ifc»e
Thursday evening The program con- Bicv'nung
X. \\ Forant G rove..
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------ Sbervi
— -fte fo
"—
following
numbers
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slsted of
S r £ t i S & * K to ¿ S T a
la Rose also re
d , highest
Sannarv-’exan?™ st ■ average in the
Jan u ary examinations Pearl Irene
Pringle and Lorna Evelyn Beck w ere
awarded American Penm an certii-
icates for proficiency in penmansliip
af the commencement exercisis.
These certificates are awarded by
The American Penm an in New
York. N. Y These certificates are
the last and highest awards given
for Palm er method penm anship
Pearl Irene Pringle and Lorna
Beck also received the busi-
anc* nigh school certificate tor
Palm er method penmanship. Other
Falrner
method »lx.. penmanship
awards
m u x .'.'
î t o vi»rt M rv«» âurèmgPU?he
r ^ r M ^ '«. e k -I-
under construction on Pleasant Vai- Hazel school during the past « ie k
ley road. Mrs. Vandennost will visit 25?
f°Uows: u first
„ 5 “ iviuo«».
rs i pin. Edward
ta w a ra
with her parents in
«'-■>•• Elford: m erit n l n s
M ir v
E ii,>n
On her return they
their new home.
I t Is understood
to have a store. The
be Alex Karpensteui.
a store in Scholls
past. The buddug
struction on the A. w. v a rie s place M atzen ann Plam e r.-mrt«. ei^.i
near the Gabbert place a t the certificates. G erhard B \ l a t i n
^ o i i s ° nFe°ivS r ^ l 00d’
H o w a r T ^ a n d ’ E d S
^ § ^ o e S ?erlr
of Mr. and ^ X t c e ^ c - S
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Codling Moth Spray
Advised This Time
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and
growers in the
Willamette* valftv^shm uY 'h iv'e in-
plied
f i r s t cover
c o v e r SDrav
s n n v iiow
n , ^or
piled the first
re
.
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. -'Piay i - w j o r
Joe Wenzel, who has been in -
structor for a number of years of
th e Helvetia school, and will teach
th ere next year is spending the
grade T h e ^ w a r d i-or
íoüa?e a« weU as th e entire
average " i n conduct wv?e «T,nh hi- sarfac,e
every apPl e ---- --- ----
H elerf Elford of the h fth grade -’ hou-d be thoroughly covered with
Award io r th
ra te in'
5p^ y soluIlonJ d worm injury
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w 2 £ l.
t ^ m 11 S ^ S i S S a ^ e by McCormick
£ ° rna BeCk will
°f
Misses Marilee Pomeroy an d Ro- t e i c Î T t ^ 'T p ^ r ^ r a 'd ^ ^ g “ ‘^ n e .x t
^ ri \ . ? - omí í ° 2 j - dau_82 1íí£?. ° l . 2i £ '|y e a r and Miss Amber Hastie of
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Mrs. A. W. Mooney (Mary Fluke,
id two sons,
sons. A rthur and Donald.
and
Mrs. Thompson of Portland
an d Mrs
guests
S unday o f Mrs. Moonevs
were
parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F rank C.
arel
fcluke.
duke.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Green, Mrs. T.
iuuuuu aim
in o m -
A. Thomas
and airs,
Mrs. rayrue
Myrtle Thom-
of Portland were guests of Mr.
,
an d , Mrs. ,«r
W. C. Hall
it n Wednes-1
w eenes
day
IN S U R A N C E
le
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Ii. A.
G R IF F IT H
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Safew ay Io Celebrate
Nineteenth Anniversary
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All stores of the Safeway system
in the Pacific Northwest will Jointly
celebrate the nineteenth anniversary
of the founding of the st«»res with
a four-day
ale starting Friday
Hu ;• the fli t birthday ta le ”
'm id
umineinorate the service
and in»"tl, «»{ an idea c«»neelv«xl
i lx M B Skaggs, who put It Into
at American Falls. Idaho.
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mdira‘t e ° t h « a, , i S 'i Ow m ilVe? ’‘;af8
l?y r a n d i t a m s ' ^ a b a o m Val7
Iey. conditlons calcium ar- uate is
J sll8htIy less effective th an
To?
COdllng ni th con'
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rt £ e :n
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tree. « more
;1’ani ^ aK„oi. J he..iici:m.- m oth eggs
are
laid
in
the
upper
third of the
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SlHlSet
'
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rebi'zke had as
-aes-S Sunday Mr. Rebitske's broth-
7 and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Rcbitzke.
Shirley White of Buxton is visit-
in? , at the Earl
home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mizner took
■ ..
LU,
Ellly i ° . . ^ uut
doctor
at .V rnonia Sunday. Billy received
badly playin(?
sprained
shoulder muscles
uaa1»
sprained
sho
while
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Sparks and
15 a ib id e m of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peterson I
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sparks and son o u t^ f d a n g ? ? ’ K ansas- He u now and S°P-S Vernon and Robert Vis-
Clement, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. S teele, v ? 1 ?nriS\Trc vviin
a te,d Mrs,' P etcrso n i brother and
and son James, all of Portland,
H?a tty apd sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs Clarence
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert n as? week f Th?v
2,lrS? bP7 er' and mece of West Tim-
Pomeroy during the Dast week
, e\ have lived in the her Sunday.
Not as many votes cast a t the • ear h
i0T th u past >-A d2 ? ghter was born 1« Mr. and
prim ary electro A held last Friday as, S y
K a n ^ i in
th l in Harper Mrs. Clarence Girshberger of West
reside
there have been at other elections,
M r s ’H a r S ^ E lM r ? ? i m n S r ♦ Timber.
but
of 188 there
registered
voti»r«
in «5^ »iay-Mallng
o
Eliord
u employed
at
th
is out
precinct
were 113
vows
cannery
in Hills-
th is precinct there were 113 votes born
cast, 92 Republicans and 21 Demo-
Mrs H a rre ll
« *
crats The boards wptp
nn u M rs- H ansen, accompanied by
as follows; Day board, first clerif
S S L Vay,,
h er sUter’ spent
T ^e annual school picnic was
Gladys Hall; second, Everett W right’ xVrc ’ ®*k' end visiting her mother, he]d May 13 at Balm Grove this
and third, Esther Gembelia, chair- Mx,f'i«E
chinook' Wash. year
the picnic lunch wa-s
m an. S. H Pomeroy, judge J c fh'y^L v,F ?rau E' Moore, teacher in ^e rVed. tP!e 1? en played baseball
Snider. Night board' first clerk
Witch Hazel school for the against the boys. Several prizes I
Alice Richards; second, Inez BeU
? ° n ?ay tO spena the iF n n i^ T S
the smalIer children!
third. Lyda Ward; chairm an, Floyd
" v n ? ? h V x .i\ ’? r ' In~ aw' M rs-
the i00t rai cs The day was
Bierly; judge, John Boge
E
e,oi ^IcNImnvine.
perfect, warm sunshine all day.
Miss Helen SchneidCT and sister
“ J?00} closed wlth a
'^ r ' an d , M rs- ° « orKe Pritzlaff
Miss Louise Schneider of Sellwood
the ?ch001 grounds F ri- and son Junior of M ountaindale
were guests of Mrs Melvin Vander- « t r o ^ ^ r « 00? ' ¥ ? ny ot the Parents were Wednesday evening callers at
most Friday
'
J’ Tf6 prescnt. Games and races the George W right home.
Miss Blanche McCormick daueh-
ed 11,6 picnlc ¿inner. Prizes . Mrs- George H. Church and
ter of Mrs. Ethel McCormick was races
° l° tlW wuiaers of the e n ^ h?nd'
M udred' W °r-
one of the graduates from Hulsboro ’
_______________
few r ta «
« y area
a
high school last week. Miss Grace
o __ .
7
\ few days w th M r- aDd Mrs. Law-
McCormick, her sister, will gradu-
re n ta l« Sl rv,£e i* ^ " ned
ate from Pacific University* next vii?^P? , ? 2.' L; 2 ? 11 ,o f McMinn-
week. The McCormick sisters will
Witch Hazel
spend th e vacation a t Mrs. Lilly
mornui8 a n d
Bierly's home
’
aIs? conduct a vesper service
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gerig and 1 m 5
6 p - m - Everyone Invited,
daughter Miss Mildred of near Cor
All Saints' Mission (Episcopal)
nelius and Mrs. Lydia Obrist and
TYinity Sunday: Church school,
sons of Gresham were guests S u n
day a t the home of Mr. and Mrs 9:45; morning prayer and sermon,
11
o clock.
August H. Dallmann.
Mrs. Ainsworth of Portland is vis
t
G u m M Wrong
iting a t the home of Mrs, Louise
I i „ T J urr,ed
way 1 signalled,
VanKleek.
Mrs. J. H. Aten attended an all- indignantly said th e lady, after
day meeting of the P. N. G. club a t
c’’a5h- „ „
Sherwood last Wednesday. The day
, Rnow
sadly said the man
was spent in quilting.
tn at 8 wpat fooled me."—Ex.
At th e in -i quarterly confi
-
of the Evangelical churches of this
district at M ountain Home the fol
DR. R. J. NICOL
lowing officers for the Kinton
church were re-elected for the
DR.
E. W. ALMQUIST
coming year: trustees, S. H. Pom
Veterinarians
eroy, August H. Dallm ann and E.
“ Eef I could only feed
L. Cox; stewards, Everett D. Wright
Telephone
643 and 642
B ertha Bierly and Josephine Cox.’
each of my men with
The leader for the C hristian En-
FIR
GROVE
DAIRY
MILK— Buenos Noches
— W h at an arm y I ’d
h a v e !”
is
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“Famous for 30 Years”
50< »¡z©
$1.00 siz e
Tell Me Another - - -
M RS I
I 111 I I VI w
AI.OHA Mrs I E D l l r i i l i i n d ie d
(U y E»L Scheldt)
suddenly Sunday night at the hou»
Now th at the primary election Is o í her son-in-luw and e.augliter
(T«x> late for last w eek)
over with, all the candidates f e e l , xlr «»‘I M rs' Warrell Er« in. ot
8 15. •'Iav
» Kroup bette
better. Either tliev won or they Portland Ju st a «et'k ago her
ir°m the Girls Reserves lost .i l t i d that s .1 deeision The v,,t- noiden «cddiii,: « a . celebrateli a t
Attention Dairymen
HILLSBORO CANNERY
¡1
V im
families in O n t
th at record.
•
If there are. let's hear them
Well. now th at the schools are
for the summer, tin
*'?‘SS D,l’roV'y , OUon directed the schoolhouse's all over the country
Play w lth 9 “ help of Mis® Jenkins, take on a forlorn appearanc
\\ Ii>
Mrs \ i arvln
,,nd
,
not have someone take earc of
ter returned Vo Tacoma4 W is h '
" u
these places during the sum mer
Mr H , ~ J ?
«W^ . : months?
with Mr. Houston on May 8 They
had been visiting a few s «‘eeks
with
.
her parents, Mr.
It's sure the bunk the way the
Snode a t Hayward.
weeds gro«'. I t seems us though
the hoe can 't catch up. T hat's on.'
, ..
place where procrastination does
Literal lo u n g I.ady
not
“Darling, you are the most beau time. pay. As though it paid at any
' ‘^ o h - “ Harold,
.d" how
h " quick " you are
Here's to the F arm ers’ Union
May they help the farm ers get
a t noticing thing.,"—Ex.
what is rightfully theirs. There Is
| too much humbug in the difference
Bobby's Theory
T eacher— "Robert, explain w h a t ™ ldhe proiits ni“d and the prices
are the functions of th e skin."
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77*
Bobby— "The chief function o f
^ w ' ^ to k e e p i ^ ' ï - k u , g ly notify t À e ^ A r ^ d T r ^ T L ^ ^ a t
-Ex.
noe'___________
F R E E
vivrd by • ne daughter. Mrs. C.
A nnitage of G aston route one and
live sisters and one brother.
d e s in
ON
G arnet
GRADE
ß
II A T I. 1 N G
.SC
OREGON
I t lt M S
< h ili P o t a t o e s G r o w n
Oregon City Doris Young. Wl!
sonville farmer, «ho began a po-
tato selection program in 1929 in
cooperation with County Agent J
J. In. keep, this year harvested 18
lures ot eertilnxl G arnet Chill po-
tatoe.s, which yieldcxi an average of
135 field sacks per acre In addition
to furnishing many Clackamas c u n i
ty potato growers with certified
G arnet Chill seed. Mr Young ha.,
found an excellent market in C ali
fornia. according to Inskeep
Seed ( leaning Method Hi t Fed
La G rande -When Lailak alfalfa
setvl grown by J. II. Weaver of
Union county was found t<> be so
badly mixed with m ustard sixil that
it was impossible to reclean tt, he
called upon County Agi nt H G
S a ^ *
O 8
K
8
it ï" ï
î
FORD MEN’S SCHOOL
his problem. With their help Mr
—
e n y o u
-aUt.il
n u y
AN AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATOR
you w ant
>e
Here they are!
tt)E
ft«t oie New
For tllst reason F ft Inetpensrre hi
Air-Cooled Electrolux is the
B T L IE V E
operate, has no moving parts to
very best o f all automatic refrig-
wear and need repairing, is perma
eraiora.
nently silent, and gives constant
why.
Aad we want to tell you
steady eold.
Electrolux operate? upon a d lf.
ferent principle than the others . . J
Only Electrolux can offer yon all
those things. In additiem, the new
a sim pler, more efficient principle^1
Air Cooled Electrolux has the mod
< tiny gas flame circulates a simple
refrigerant Ordinary air coola it.
ern ronrenieners that women ap
preciate so •much.
fferw are a Tew o f them 7’ TiTf/Tio?
f ig h t in g . Vegetable frcdiener. Rub-J
Ford ftcrvicc men of this city have recently undergone extervslvo
schooling in tlie service departm ent of the Ford Motor Company'»
Portland brunch. H. I, MacKenzle, local dealer, reports T he scene be
low shows the complete room In which the equipment for th eir inform a
tion Is kept, while the car above Is one of thtrty-tw o Ford trucks
throughout the country which contact the outlying centers of Ford
territories cnrrylng a "school on wheels” to service men Inside tho
true k Is ils complete as possible an as.'sirtment of the equipm ent seen
In tlie service division of the Ford Motor Company, under the direction
of C harles Ratcllfte, service departm ent.
Adv.
Ix-r ic e -c u b e grid. Temperature'
regulator. Split shelf. New glean»-!
tng white N ew lone finish. Trigger
trar release. And many otliers-
*
Fuller food protection
You buy more than a kitchen appfM
once when yon buy an autom ata
refrigerator. You buy fuller prrJ
lection for foods . . . new pbasurt}
In preparing saluds and drusen»]
And remember.
Your own gas'
Company stands back o f Electrolux'
— prom ptly and w illingly services
every one sold.
HILLSBORO BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL I)IRECTORY
BEAUTY SHOPS
PHYSICIAN
EV E’S BEAUTY SHOP
G eneral Beauty Work
QUICK FACTS
TERMS
Permanently s9< nt
no moving ports
Free« you from costly repair
Temperature regulator
Non stop d e f r o s t in g
Ample Ituni space
Plenty of ice cubes
n»
AT ALL
DEAF.EKS
flnlrony IlillHhoro I’hnrmnry
Tin: stiiyit^fz/iitiitittH A T O R
Wells Building
aperinlly
T. l. i-l.-.nc 1171
W EI1/H A PA R TM EN TS
Mnhal Rchandel
h
O ffice 2682
HILLSBORO, OREGON
T L L E I’llO N F.S
Ranidanee 2«fil
HKNTISTH
OARRAGK COLLECTION
I)R. RALPH DRESSER
G arbage Collection
AND CANS
D. P. COItUIEHI
Tolephone 2325
INSURANCE
RUBBER STAMPS
GEORGE T. McGRATH
BUY YOUR
WaNhinglon
P ortland G a s & C oke C ompany
DR. D. E. WILEY, M. D.
Ffiyftifian and Surgeon
PERMANENTS
T elephone 144
G P .O V E
Hldg.
Telephones
Keoldenra 791Z
O f firs 8231
E ven in gs, Bunday by A ppointm ent
ELECTROLUX
nnd flCRGRON
Commerrlnl N ntionnl Itnnk
Tatrphona 1381X
Commercial Building
MILK
SURGEON
X-Hay nnd Physio-Therapy
A ll Kind« o f llrnuty Work
EASY
and
A. O. PITM AN, M. D.
PIIVH fCIAN
Parm ananta nnd nil klndn o f
baauty work.
Sanitary Beauty Shop
D on't discard clothes ju st
because they look shiny and
soiled. , A visit to the clean-
DAIRY
V I N E S
E «> R
Dentist
lease on life.
Lnnilwrt’a Kli<*umntic
Powders
(16 IMwders)
(3H Powders>
« $
A t 1 O lir D r u g g i s t
t»n-i,«I..BIm
n.,uer I'rmik Drug Co.
through
Blumauei
Portland. O rccm
W rite to
Lambert Chemical Corporation
Exclusive M anufacturer and
Distributor
If you change your address kind
ly notify the Argus direct and at
l*ence llu.ldliiK
i once.
Minneapolis
M innesota
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garet McCarthy." Award for ‘t h e
hlgest scholarship average for the
^ - 7 Of The fifth s i« h X i t h
a^d eighth g ra d « h« ;J won b? Ver
den Beck o ^ h e ^ e v e ^ th grade and
thp h i<rti«r sshn'7r«h£
7.d
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Stived at l he .county agent offic
fr° m
. Harry
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\\ ' n , , ••""•sir,icl.-«l an Inclined, T he adverttaem rnu • r e nrlnta«
»lam oy i wht. li the mmh I wita run for you, convenient«' in« v Inform
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l ,h’ hiiLstunl i toil anti wave you tune, eneruy un«l
se«xl, being round, moved faster th a n money.
ttlia
the all alia. Two narrow bln.s at
lit,' bottom of die plane caught Uni — — — —
ceil Mi Weaver eonskleis tlie
niclhoil an entire success mid by
■everal runs on (lit-, apparatus ex
lieeis to remove all liiiislned Msal
and tliii., reilalm some valuable
OF ALL KINDS
iadak red oilier« r.- los(
I eiinly tgeu, lias Many Callera
Dallas A total ot J.'itia calls wen* l.isl your properly with me
made at Hie county agent s office I I have huyei'H anil trudet,
during tile (hist year by the people
if price is right.
ot folk county tor a.v.lstauee and
advice III their agiIcultm al prob
lems. an average ot more than H,M>
a mouth, according to the annual
K'l*'it fil.d by j. r lic k , county
agent. «It h the cent nil extension
I office. In addition. Mr Ileck vis
ited 7«8 farm s during (he rear.
Real Estate and
BAKER It N Daniel of Haines.
Insurance
" h o bust yeur made »1 gross Income.
Of $81 all acre Irom his Ill-acre
f i „ ........ .. ..
alsike clover s.s>d crop, this year
1 "IIU H 'e y o u r insiirtU IC O
is plunlmg «2 acres of his 8l)-aere
p ri'tlliu iii.s o n jj m onthly
In u t to seed ero|vs He will h a le
b asis.
eight acres of Kulak alfalfa, eight 1
ti«ic.s of i*«*ti oiover, eight lie res I 1152 2nd St.
Phone 171
i W '1.1'h ^ s e i H * .
15 acres alsike I
125
tim
e
r
and
three
acres
of
meadow
32 | foxtail. Mr Daniel's success last (
year has also stim ulated the intrrc.st
of «»ther farm ers of this district In
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'■;'''d c ro p --, reixirt. County Agent
1» ' 1- I. Fortner.
N u l ¡fv
ter Miss Louise Schneider and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Schneider of
Seliwood. attended the graduating
exercises a t the hall Tuesday eve
ning.
Mrs. R. A. Williams and son H u-
bert of Portland were guests F ri-
day a t the home of Mrs. Williams'
daughter. Mrs. Inez Bell. Paul Bell
a
SS
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23
25
37
16
4
I
neither absent
entire school
Beck Helen *
zenbach
\,
Rose Mason
Punfis
the honor roU lor the Usi si-x w ee^
a
5
12
18
16
32
19
23
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Cherry G reve_______
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Mrs. Roy Bierly, graduated from
th e eighth grade of the L utheran
school near Sherwood last week.
Kirk Hoover, who has been spend-
ing most of the past year or so at
his place in Sheridan, is a t his
r ^ c h in K inton for an indefinite
w
N<\-nrtary
o f Slat«»
otnm ’r
*
Thursday, a t 8 o'clock. Degree .U ff
of Aloha grange will exemplify the
third and fourth degrees on a
class
of ten candidates.
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,
Mrs. Lally M. Bierly spent a few
days last week at her home, re-
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turning
to u Hillsboro
Thursday.
Mrs. A. Jackson and son Harold
and wife and family of Portland
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Jack-
son's sister. Mrs. George Studer,
Mrs. Jackson remained with her
sister for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Vandermost,
who have had apartm em s during
th e school year in Mrs. Lilly Bier-
ly's . home, . vacated
the first of the
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s
OREGON
Primary Election Vote by Precincts on Contested Plac es
VanKleek. Gienn Pringle.’ Eunice Matzen; presentation of diplom as’ or.'-.-."
Snider Harry Ludwig and Ernest and awards by Harry Hoeffei. chair- > w t ,
Grow .
Stassens. Tire other schools repre- hian of the school board. Dr. 11 s. n ,a rn ,'u
sented were
Chapman
G rcn cr.. Vduug of Hillsboro addressed the
— —
Jacktown. Midway. Laurel Ridge, graduates. G raduates were Hina J.
Mountain Side. Mountain Home.
Maxine Elford, G erhard B. Matzen m .
All grangers
erancers are
are .invited
invited to
to be
and,
Irene
p ’‘'in* of
Ie the sixth 'Manning
N I'wiud -----
All
ck
Ella Pearl
Rose
Mason
K ~ S ? grange S T b ^ heM a t 't h e W
^ c l ^ S ^ h ig h m avvr- v
X
b Wonn Stl w " e v J m .^ i ^ l l a • °3L
h^i £ * *
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f f a
H IL L S B O R O .
‘1 1
r r i ' ,;S u ,n ...a !!d
Evelyn Hesse and Mary Sehmelt
zer of the graduates, Mrs. Earl C
Bell was chairm an of the decorat
ing committee; ushers were K in
ton school board. J. J. Vankleek.
J. H Aten and Everett Wright J
Mrs. Harry L Flint and Mrs Wil-
liam Hesse made tire corsage bou-
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ARG US.
Thursday, May 21, lim i
' deavor meeting this Sunday eve-
: nlng will be Jam es Richards. Every
body invited to be present. The
time is 8 o'clock.
A1 Boyles and «'lie were guests
Saturday at the home of Mr and
Mrs. J R. Daniels. On their re
tu rn home to Molalla they were ac
companied by Mr. Boyles' son and
daughter Beulah and Freddie, «ho
will make their home with them
K inton—About 500 were present
v ’*?rH
a U , ,,
a t the eighth grade graduation ex- - Mrs- Kobert V. Harris and .
ercises held at the hall last Tuesday Leonard, and brother. Emil Dall-
X-enmg: « hen 27 from eight* of the
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