THE
Thurnday, Muy 81, 1984
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AR G U S,
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Miase»
Blanche
OREGON
Page Five
Flnegan
day Mrs. Holten (Lima Turpin*
■ t. "I'm Helvetia Girl Will
Fmpey of Brlx comp, and Mr.
and Helen Oliver sang a duet,
California wliere »lie will visit lier Letters Presented Cornelius
* Berry Season
’ was teacher at Ma,on Hm f„r A
and Mrs John Davidson and son
Saved by Grace, and at the clOM>
motlier. Mia. W illiam Scott of
i
several
terms
Other
dim,,
i
gie
.,ts
j of tlie service Ray Shaw led In
, l.isli, C a l. ahd her sister Mrs
were Mr and Mrs Fro-J W( nger Janies and Louis and the hostess.
Wed Marine Officer and
singing "God Be With You 'Till W<-
Hansen, of Preano.
T he SERA project at Helvetia
fam ily of Portland, John W en
Near Buxton I Geoige
Students;
Honor
Rev.
WaUcer
Mcet
Again.”
as
a
farewell
to
Rev
J It Wlllla lias been working oa
vcliool has been approved and work
HELVETIA—A dance
, , given ger and daughter, Carol and Jean
Walker
; the nlglit operator, relieving Mr
Is
expecied to start next week
a t th e Ed Meier i.<
B.iturday rile.
CORNELIUS Red letters
“C" fourth grade room of tlie Corneli
Miss Blanche Flnegan attended night In honor of M as E.freida B
M i'loii-m . who relum ed to Ida
W
est Union bnseball team play.
A
group
from
Portland
had
a
pic
us
grade
a
I
tool
went
to
Msxlorle
were
given
out
last
week
at
Hie
a dinner party at Forest Orove Meyer, bride elect of W ihic Blel-
In Turner
Nearing End home
,l Buxton on the hom e grounds
nic dinner at the home of Mrs. , Sunday
M is A A
Mra Percy school for baseball during the year McCormack, Clarence Woolfolk, B e t Bunday at which Mias Catherine Itzer, a marine officer of K <
The score was 13 to 3 In
and daughter Betty will leave for
L ook m id
Mt < .'mnpbell ul Portlaiwl spent S u n lx'tlora were presented to Ivan
Hmltli, Praia I t Hchullx, John Mun-
BUXTON Hlruwbrriy picking will il. n in '1 inilier
dorf, J a k VunDxn. Rudolph Haag.
S t o p O p e r a tio n »
aixill be finished Tin* crop 1» HuHt
Albert Vuylstcke. I enter Peabody.
Digging
operations
at
the
C.
S
In moat plui e» here
Jam es Headrick Gene Henderson
Vim o in d u ff »ml Mi mid Mr» W ind er ciunp have been closed due und Raymond Trite», le tte r s for
(im d u ff of near 'lim ber mov I to a broken cable 'Hila lets cars declamation w er. received by Clyde
ed lierc Unit week 'nicv are cutting down from the top of the m oun McCormack, David Edmonson. Het
tain to lire railroad As soon as
Jogs for the Elwood mill.
ty Jo Gsborhc Marjorie McCor
Mra Clarence Keunhausen »pent II has been replaced, logging oper- mack. Alice Wolfe. Goldie Weasel».
Thursday with her m other In Fort- Utlong will be resumed and the Dora Dee Selfridge. Jean Gaboane.
,‘ io u th i i h Pui ifii bu'.lnr-,;, 1» expect
buid.
Dorothy Readruk. Violet lleln le.
A dance and strawberry »upper ed to Increase considerably
Gut of tlie large class of gradu Dorothy Tilden. Doris Spencer, W in
wus given by llie grange u l the
nie
Rock, Esther Peabody and W il
ates of Forest Grove Idgli school
hull here Friday night
Ramelman.
Mr mid Mrs Victor W hite und three girls from lim b e r received ma Miss
Prange of tlie m edical de
daughter» vlalted relative» at Hun- their diploma». They were Mildred partm ent In India of tlie Lutheran
Markee, Jessie Bell Pldlltpn and
M't camp last week,
church
will give a lecture June •
Mr. and Mr» Arthur Fisher and Irene Richmond.
LuVerne KJ I burg. Anthony K ll- at 2 o'clock at Uunning’s hall. The
Mr and Ml» Bill llu llm m i ol
public 1» Invited.
near Timber vlalted at the Fred burg. and Jessie Belle Phillip« have
Budget com mittee of the Corne
gone to Beuslda to spend the sum
Wutson hom e Balurduy
lius grade school met Tuesday eve
mer.
Mr und Mra Waltci Fisher and
Mina Gertrude Sm ith entertained ning wlUi Mrs Louise Cochrane to
»on Howard ol Wheeler »pent, tire
a group of young people after tile plan tlie budget for next year A
week-end with relative» lu re
repair pioject for the building was
William Higgle and w>n D elm ar Furost Grove com m encem ent exer ilonned Members of ooinmttlee are
inwl Hila Powell of Blrkenfeld »pent cises Friday evening 'Hie evening planned,
__ it Ilium llum elm an. J. A. Irmler.
wua spent in dancing. Those pres w
• th e week end here.
Lloyd Wledewltsch, V. F r e n c h .
Buxton baseball team won 111 a cut were Ceceba Mari hid. Everett Merle IaiPolletle Mike Busbauer
Rundell,
Robert
Holcomb.
I x j L s H k li-
game with Weal Union ul West Un-
moiul, Lester Finch. Irene R ich and Mrs. laiulse Coclirone.
ion Bunduy Hl to 3.
Delbert Henderllng, who spent
Italan Thacker and fam ily and mond mid Robert Pollock
tlie winter at tlie hom e of Mrs.
Wilbur Thueker und lainiiy of Ver-I
Louise Cochrane, has returned to
nom a Vlalted here Bunday.
the home of hl* parents in W ash
Clarence Keunhausen wua 111 at I
ington.
hla home here anil wua unuble to
H o n o r K e i W alker
pitch lor Llie game Bunday. Huy
Young People's Discussion group
Robert» filled Ida place
REEDVILLK Miss Gertrude B e gave a farewell supper Baturday
Blilrley White la visiting rela
atrice Churcbley, daughter of Mr evening for Rev Ix-roy W a lk e r tn
tives nt Bunaet Camp
the social room of the church. The
George Biggie was home f r o n t and Mr» J M Churcldey, and I group presented Mr. Walker with
Ralph Hctiappert. son of M i. and
Blrkenfelil lor the week-end
a leatlier billfold and key ring.
Corbett Crowther and lam lly e n Mrs M. Hchappert, were united In Tliose present were Rev
Leroy
joyed a picnic with relatives at marriage Thursday evening at a Walker. Mrs Mattle Sm ith, Misses
ceremony solem nised at tlie home
G ales Creek Bunday.
Gladys Brown. Blanche F ln egan,
Morris Watson 1» ill ul hla home of the bride's oldest brother. How Helen Oliver. Beth Cochrane, MU-
ard Churchley. Rev. Mueller o f
hi i e
i
dred
Rock and Dorothy Cooke and
Mr» Rhode Watson was visited ficiating
The bride, wlio was given lu Franklin Oliver
bv lier daughters Mrs Ihclsy Tevvn
Mr
and Mrs. J McNeil sn d son*
of Seaside and Mr». Elly Hove of murrluge by her brotiier Howard, Bobby sn d Jimmy of Salem were
wore a gown of silk crepe with long
Vancouver, Bunday.
sleeves Her veil of n et lace was guests Bunday at t i e Joseph F ln e
held In place with orange blunsoms gan Ikome
Seventh and eighth grades with
and her court train was finished
with luce Bhe carried a bouquet of : their teacher. W B. Barnes, en-
white sweet peas, rosebuds and call* i Joyed a picnic at t i e city park in
lilies Her niece, Miss Hazel Church- Portland Wednesday. H ie lower
ley. was bridesmaid Bhe wore pink grades enjoyed a picnic Thursday In
TIMBER Ernest Fart her of Wes. organdy with a large n et ruffled , the Cornelius park.
Miss Mildred Rock left Sunday
timber broke his right shoulder collar, mid a hat of net trimmed
bhule when he fell I ruin a truck with blue. She carried a bouquet for W illamina to visit friend* and
relative*.
lust week
of snapdragons and white carna
C h u r c h P r e se n t« P r o g r a m
V
Mra. Flunk Shank of Bunsei tions. Mr Milton Hchappert of Port
M E church people put on a pro
cam p was called to Hillsboro be land ai led as best m an. l l i e ushers
gram
at Bunnlng's hall Wednesday
cause of the serloua Illness of her were Homer und W illiam Church-
evening. They wish to thank all
motlier, Mr» Wllltum Uuaale, of ley
u ir a wood
During the reception M isses Ruth th u se w h o took part and aLso tlie
James Brumles vlalted a t his home Zlnck and Gertrude and Lauretta l e a d e r s o f tlie local grade school
In Washougal Wash . last week.
Belts sang, Mrs H. J Churchley w h o furnlahed t i e number*. Mrs
Ml»» J r u n W elter was taken to gave a reading. Rev Fred Mueller Lester Mooberry was In charge of
Portland last week for an operation gave a talk, 'led Schappcrt and the program and Mrs. Edith Bur
program:
upon her eye.
Harold Meier gave an Instrumental bank announced. T ie
Or. and Mrs Mlnorgan of V an number Harry Johnson was toast m u sic , Virginia Erickson; duet, by
couver. B C . visited Mr. and Mrs master The newly-weds arc »pend Misses Mildred Rock and Helen
W E Gilmore last week. They re ing a short honeymoon at the O re Oliver; reading, Helen Milne; trio,
Barali Lee Davis. Margaret Jans
turned home by wuy of California gon coast.
Dooher and Mary Lee Burbank,
M tu Gertrude Sm ith of Forest
G rove spent the week-end with
Mrs Sarah Brown. Mr and Mrs. song. Vera French; reading Bobby
Ixils and Irene Richmond.
A Urownlwee and daughter Doris Headrick; song in negro costume,
Mr. and Mrs George Blanton of siient llie week visiting irlends and 4rs Charles Lathen and Mrs Earl
Toledo returned home after spend relatives ur B e a t tie and B-enierton. im lth; reading. Margaret Cooke;
ing several dav» with Mr S ta n to n s
Mrs C T Imlay tu.d children. jlayet. Junior deportm ent of the
playet, primary
parents. Mr and Mrs C O Btan- Marguret. Charles and Kicli.'-rlne, Sunday school;
t‘ >1)
and Mrs George Imlay and her zoom of t i e grade school; play,
Mr and Mra Henry Nelson are daughters. Helen. Jean and O en e._. "Stupid Witness. ' coached by Mrs.
niovutg to Portland ltd» week.
went to Nelscott and Depoe Bay G e o r g e Wilcox Th<*e taking part
In t i e play were Roy T rie* . Oeorge
Mr mid Mrs, J H Westcott »pent for the week-end.
Memorial day at Buxton.
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Snipes and , Milne and David Edmonson.
MLss Gladys Frailer went to Port
Mrs H L Arey left May 22 for friends from Portland went to
an extended visit with friends nnd Netarts for tlie week-end. T h e y ’ land Friday to spend the summer
vacation and Mis* Evelyn Reed will
relatives in Falls City. Salem , D u f brought back some crab*.
ur and Portland.
Charles Imlay left Friday f o r , spend t i e vacation at her home In
Corbett Miss Reed teaches t i e fifth
Mr and Mrs H D. Wlllla will Walla Walla on business.
leave Tuesday to spend a few daya
Mr and Mrs Horry Hear and Mr. and sixth grades and Mis» Frailer
at Estacada
and Mrs Henry Hogg went to tile t i e first and second grades In the
local school
Mr l* R u e Brown was removed coast Sunday.
Ruth and Sarah h v Davis had
♦ to the Hillsboro hospital Friday
Mr and M ia H J. Churchley
M arge Headrick and Esther P ea
Mr and Mrs W W McDonald spent tlie week-end In Depo Bay.
body as their gursts at a picnic
were In Eugene Wednesday
lunch Wednesday evening a t the
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Ir
e
la
n
d
C
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k
in
g
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c
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o
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l
Jolui Rock home
Mrs claren ce Gershberger May 14
Mr and Mrs C. K latt and ch il
The buby has been nam ed Francine
A ttra c ts C ro w d M o n d a y
dren of Yam hill spent tlie week
Marie
Norge cooking school, conducted end at the W A Goodin home.
Mtss Louise Kallsli. wlio gradu
Mrs M. D. Mann and Mrs. M at-
ated from nurses training at St ut tlie Lester Ireland Ar company
V incents hospital last week. Is hardware store Monday under the tle Sm ith visited In Gervais. F ri
spending u lew days with her par direction of Mias K atlierlne Slier, day Miss G ladys Brown, who was
factory representative, a t t r a c t e d visiting there, returned home with
ent». Mr and Mrs. John Kallsli.
11 C Llnebuugli, postal Inspector, good sized crowds for both t h e them.
MLss Blanche Flnegan »a* ac
spent Friday nt the Timber poet o f morning and afternoon sessions.
Miss Hlxer. a home econom ics dem companist and played the wedding
fice.
on
.irator.
showed
tlie
use
of
elec
march
at the wedding of Miss
W ork C o m p le te d
Work has been completed on the tric refrigerators hi "Cold Cook Alleen McOee to Rex Howell at
Ben Hart rooming house which Is ing." giving recipes and explaining the M. E church In Hillsboro Fri
day evening.
located near Ills restaurant Tilts m ethods of using tlie refrigerator.
Misses Mayme and Onleta Sus-
building was formerly occupied by
baucr are spending tlie week In
"Well,
Pst.
do
tlie
twins
make
th e telephone office.
Portland.
Mr and Mrs W E. OUnmre, much noise?”
Attendance Perfect
"Faith, an they do that, but ye
Mrs. Boyd Wright and two ch il
Perfect attendance certificates tn
can
t
hear
thlm
Each
wan
cries
so
dren. Betty Jean and Walter, drove
Mrs Louise Cochrane's third a n d '
to Portland Monday. Mrs. Wright loud y e i can ’t hear the other.”
Recdviile Couple
Married Thursday
Timber Man Breaks
His Shoulder Blade
l. G e r
ty Jo Osborne arid H elen Milne.
Cannel was hostess.
IJoyd Hhaw of D allas »pert the
week-end here
H il l s b o r o Y o u t h
la iw n
K e c lel S u n d a y
m any M iss Meyer will leave for
Germany about tlie middle o f
June. Bhe Is tin daught. ■ of M r
W ill
and Mrs A H Meyer and was a
Graduate at Linfield graduate of Hillsboro union (ugh
school
In 1832 Tl.
,
Ted Pfahl of Hillsboro will re
ceive his bachelor of (science de- p r w n te d M. . Meyi .■ wi'r. . lovely
40-plt-re
Ot
Of
gr<M- In education from Linfield
college at the (seventy-seventh a n reived m any o th er valuabi. gift*.
nual com mencem ent program of O ver 250 atten d ed the dance to
that school, June 10 Pfhal tran. - wish E lfrelda bon voyage.
Mrs. John Curl wa, at her home
ferred to Linfield from Oregon
Normal school In his Junior year , Sunday and visited at the Adolph
T his year he has served as general Ixtppin home. Mr Curl 1* still In
manager of the student body. He the hospital, recovering from a
had charge of the annual May day recent relapse.
festivities and was a member Of
Rev William Graf wa unable to
tlie student executive board.
conduct service
the D E Dapp
Young People’s society of tlie St
Alexander's church m et Thursday
evening at tile home of Miss Mai «•
Melatisoii It was decided to hold a
lawn social this Bunday at tlie Mike
tiuabauer home. All mjc Invited
Charles la th a n and son Marlon
are on a trip to Southern Oregon
Mrs Ellen Lytle 1* 111 at her home
here.
Mrs C. O H ansen of Beattie vis
ited a few day* with Mr». Joeepn
Flnegan and family.
High school students, who have
been attending Foreet Grove high
completed their work last week
G et Acquainted
Mis« Gladys Brown spent Bun
day evening and M onday with lier i Skyline la n d company of Port
land
is
of
the opinion that a sub-
parents, Mr. and Mrs O. W. Brown,
I tcrlption to the Argus 1» ‘ a good
of Gervais.
way
for
out
of state people to be
Mtss Jeasle Hart of Dilley wo* a
come acquainted with W ashington
guest In Cornelius Sunday
Mrs. Bertha W etdewluch and county affairs." They point out
daughter MLss Myra have been Ul that tliey have noticed in "every
i-. ie items of value and interest to
at their home here.
Mrs C. Johns and daughter of the farmers In your county.” Their
Vernonia visited Cornelius relatives belief wa* turned to action by sub-
j scribing to the paper for a half
till* week.
Mr and Mrs L J Carl of P ort year for A. E W eilman of Rialto,
land visited their daughter, Mrs. W Cai , and L. Townson of Ban B ern
ardino. Cal., who have purchased
R Cooke and fam ily Friday
A number of women from Cor 80 acres north of Hillsboro and
nelius and com m unity attended a plan on m oving on the property
birthday party honoring Mrs Frank tills year.
Unger of Forest Grove at her home,
Say you saw It in the Argus.
last Tuesday.
Rutli and Barali l e e DavLs, who
have for som etime been making
their Iiurne with tlie John Rook
family, returned to their hom e tn
Portland Baturday.
A number from Cornelius a t
tended the Pacific University bac
calaureate service at Forest Orove
Bunday morning.
M rs J o s e p h Cochrane has return
ed from a v is it with relative* In
Roseburg.
Mrs Edna Russell has received
word of the Illness of her sister.
Mrs Ernest Kroner, of Portland.
G iv e * F a r e w e ll S e r m o n
Rev Leroy Walker of the M E.
church preached his fareweU ser
mon Bunday morning using "The
Pictures on Memories Wall" as his
NEVER
BEFORE
home Bunday a
he attended the
Bunday school convention Rervlce
will be held at 3 p m June 3.
Mr and Mrs Otto Solberger en
tertained with a par ty Sunday, hon
oring their tun Clifford on h i,
seventh birthday ohhlver ary
Mr and Mrs B Walford spent
the week-end with friend , in Salem.
Several from this vicinity a t
tended the Farmers' Union i nven-
Lizzie Ritter Sunday Tliose pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Alex Barely
and daughter Jean. Mr and Mrs.
Frank Sim pson and son Allan. Mr.
and Mrs William Duncan. Mrs
Alex Braude, and son, A Brander.
and William Petrie all of Port
land. and Mr. and M r, J. F Dav d
son and daughter Luella. and W
Support Appreciated
Apprei latlon ul the support given
him by :he people of W ashington
conns-, d u rin g th e primary election
■v '
¡veil In a letter to the Argus
fr ,tii H. T
l lo t t i . circuit Judge
nominee of Tillamook.
VOLUME LARGE
The Annual Statem ent filed by the Oregon Mutual Fire
Insurance Company with the Insurance Departm ent of Ore
gon for the year 1933 will show 8501,063 47 gross premiums in
the state of Oregon. The total gross premiums for all states
Shows 8711.758.09. an Increase of 834.250.13 over that written
during the year 1932. This is the largest volume of business
ever transacted by the Oregon Mutual.
CHAS. L. WALKER
tlon and report a good time.
Fred and E i.c Wagner of Mari
on. North Dakota, are visiting at
the home of their sister, Mt
Dan
Erdman They intend to visit in
Oregon for some time
Mr and Mrs Harry Holten and
children of Vancouver. Wa
were
guest* at Simon Hershey home Sun- i
iavor of Buxton.
Agent
Every Form of Protection—Fire. Automobile. Casualty,
Liability, Fidelity, Surety and Life
Phone 1732
1164 Third Street
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d e p a r t m
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S T O R E
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Third and Washington Sts.
JAMES WHITELAW, Manager
Phone 441 ; evenings 3361