THE
Pago Eight
Lodge Installs
at Cornelius
Fair Enough
H IL L S R O RO
Silver Wedding
Date Observed
B a n k P r o p e r t y S o ld ; R o b e rt
R o c k C r e e k M a n B u ya S to re
G r a z e r O b a e rv e » B ir t h d a y
in P o r t la n d ; N a m e H e a d s
(lly Mi«»« Dorothy Cook«)
(lly Mr». Frank l'«aoldl)
CORNELIUS-Neighbors of wood-
w att installed officers at Bunnuig »
hall Saturday evening Mrs J
Rock, advisor, was in charge and
introduced Mrs. L. Fiske as in
stalling otficer. Officers installed:
Mrs. J R ock , past guurdian neigh
bor; Mrs. William VanLom. guar
dian neighbor; Mrs. L. Mooberry,
advisor; Miss M a r i e Melanson.
magician; Mrs M Melanson. cor
respondent; Mrs. C. Lathan. a t
tendant; Mrs. J. Fincgan, musician;
Mrs. R, ScnulU. clerk; Albert Bun-
mng, flagoearer; Mrs J. VanLom,
first assistant installing officer;
Mrs L. Fiske. Mrs E. Wolfe and
Frank Dooner. managers, Mrs. A
Buniung. sentinel; Earl Phelps, cap
tain of guards, Mrs. Ellen Vickers,
outer sentinel; Mrs. W. Dusick.
Junior guardian. Mrs. Frank Dooher
presented retiring past guardian
neighbor, Mrs. L. Fiske, with a
Woodcraft pui and Mrs. C. N. Miles
presented retiring banker. Mrs.
Edna Russell, retiring attendant.
Mrs. A. Buniung. a n d retiring
guardian neginoor, Mrs. John R ock .
also with Woodcraft puis Mrs. C.
Latlian presented Mrs. Josepn Fine-
gan. magician, with a gilt 01 mon
ey. Mrs. Stannard gave a t a l k
on Woodcraft. The guard ream,
dressed m white, included Earl
Phelps. Mrs C. Latlian. Mrs. E.
Russell. Mrs F. Dooher. Mrs. O.
Cartwright. Mrs. E. Smith. Misses
Lottie Lnestnut, Lucille SchuiU and
Frances Pugh. 1'he hail was prettily
decorated with reo. green a n a
white, the Woodcralt colors. Fol
lowing the installation ceremony a
delicious lunch was served to guests
and neiguoors and dancing was
enjoyed. Music was lurnisned by
Mr and Mrs. Henry Hoffman, Mrs.
F. Dooher, and Lee Dierdorf.
ROCK CREEK Mr and Mrs
Nicholas Kies celebrated their twen
ty-fifth wedding anniversary Ja n
uary 8 All members of the family
were present at the dinner and
during the day. while in the eve
ning a number of friends called to
offer congratulations.
Purchases Store
Herman Trachsel. former owner
of tlie Rock Creek store, has pur
chased The Crescent Variety store
at East Sixtieth and Qlisan in Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zunmerman
of Portland visited Mr. and Mrs.
William Fuegy Sunday. They are
former local residents.
Mr and Mrs. John Qutschmidt
visited Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Sclinabele on Sauvies'
Island.
Bank
Building Sold
Cornelius oiu : k bunding nas been
sold and a meat market is being
planned to occupy it. The graae
school children were presented witn
small banks from there Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bellinger
of Forest Grove visited Mrs. M.
Edson and Mrs. Edna Russell Sun
day.
Mrs. John Jacobsmuhlen has been
very ill at the Guymon hospital in
Forest Grove.
Miss Dailey Married
T h e ir b eauty won fo r each of
,
. . .
f 1» 8 coveted h o n o r Her-
nice Lannon, above, of Muske-
gon. Mich., student at St Mary’s
Co!’, ge. Notre Dame. Ind.. has
been named ’ Miss St. Mary’s.”
Harriet DeBusman. below. 18-
year-old Kansas City girl, won a
10-week movie coniracf in a
nationwide camera contest.
Minnie Dailey, daughter of Mrs
Bertha Dailey, and Edward Berger
of Cooper Mountain were married
January 7. They are livmg on a
farm at Hazeldale.
Josephine Lemacher. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lemacher of
Brooks Hill, has been ill but is re-
Icovermg. Muss Lemacher Is employ
ed in Portland.
Sunday School Elects
Sunday school of the Reformed
church has elected the following
otlicers: John Boeckli. superintend
ent; J. J. Dumas, assistant superin
tendent; John Staehie. secretary;
Dorothy Stauss, treasurer; and Eliz
abeth Boeckli. organist.
Mr and Mrs. Join: Qutschmidt
visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
Kakree of Portland. Mrs. Kakree
liad calla lilies in her garden which
had big buds.
Mrs. William Dailey has been ill
with the Hu. uut has recoveied.
th e Valle Vista w f. cluo met
at the home of Mrs. H J. Getty
Friday. Next meeting will be with
Mrs. Lou Davis February 14.
Buxton Folk Given
Surprise Monday
ourvey on Death anu
last week.
H IL L S RO R O .
Miss Mary Corl of Portland vis-
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kirk and Mr
ited the W. R Cooke home Sunday and Mrs. Charles Justice of
near R . t - t n o a v f i f ’ C T I S t F ilt lO il
Rudolph Schultz is employed at Vernonia visited at the George Kirk
M U dy
tflD J li
a meat marxei m Sanay.
home here one day last week.
A compiete survev of birth and
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Edson and
Have
death registration, along with other
daughter Bonita of Eastern Oregon ner home here the past 10 day8- phases of vital statistics work, will
are visiting at the M. boson noine.l Harold Peterson. Fred Watson Qg made throughout Oregon in the
Mr. Edson is convalescing from a and Tra Powell were home from next month, it was announced here
recent tilness.
Westimber for the week-end.
today. This is an SERA project.
Mrs. Duncalf Hostess
Several cases of flu are reported with 42 workers assigned for the
Mrs. A. Duncalf entertained a throughout the community.
task to the State Board ot Health
group of ladies at her home Tnurs-
Mr- and
A. B Edwards by the State Emergency Relief ad-
day. A pot luck lunch was served and ^fr - and Mrs. David Edwards ministration.
at noon. Present were Mesaames F. entertained with a dinner for a
wor(jers are fie|d agents.
O. Shay and Miss Doris, Goldie number of relatives Sunday. Six- and are to call on physicians, local
McCoy and Gloria Ann, Josepn teen were present.
vital statistics registrars, chiroprac-
Cooper, J. Horner, John Hergert. L. „ ^Tay Bealy of Portland was a tors naturopaths, osteopaths and
M Nickerson, J. H Fariey. J N. Buxton visitor Saturday night
embalmers. One field agent is as-
Jepson and Miss Jean. Frame Huis-
Alex Allen made a business trip signed to each of the 36 counties
man, Charles Selfridge, H. R. Hu- t0 Hillsboro Saturday
m the state, the other six workers
son and Connie Lou and Bobby, W. B. A. met Saturday with pot being distributed among the coun
W. R. Cooke, Harold Duncalt and luck dinner at the grange hal,. ties of larger population.
Wilfred Clark, and Mrs. L. Smith Mrs Etta Edwards was taken In as
- In
survey especlal att, ntlon
of Portland, and the hostess.
,a
will be paid to the completeness ot
Jacob Correll, who has been very Harley Edwards of near Ver- statistics on births and deaths.” !
¡11, Is improvuig.
noma was a Buxton visitor one sald Dr Frederick D Stricker, sec-
Mrs. Howard Dooher of Portland day last week.
retary of the board. “For this we
spent Saturday and Sunday with Frank Rinck of Banks was haul- already have a valuable founda
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mute >n6 logs to the Elwood mill from tion in the returns from our Regis-
Susbauer
near Manning last week.
ter-Your-Baby campaign Parents
are still mailt
Number of Cornelius friends at-
Card Party Friday
,r<£s in that cam-
A card party will be given by paign, and field agents in our sur-
tended the funeral services oi Mrs.
Susie O’Brien a t the Pnckett Un the W. B. A. ladies at the Ira vey will be looking out for instances
dertaking parlors at Forest Orove Powell home in Buxton Friday in which fathers and mothers for- i
night. Lunch will be served with a ; got to make reports on births of [
Thursday morning.
Miss Ernestine Brown ot Hills small admission for the benefit of children.”
In some counties it is expected
boro was a guest Saturday evening the club.
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that the survey will be completed In :
at the W. R. Cooke home.
a few days, but in others, It la an
Mrs. Belle Lilly returned last
ticipated, the work will take a
week from an extended visit with
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month.
relatives in Banks.
(Br I. f t Strubb)
Mr. and Mrs. C. Kraus. Mrs. H.
Mrs. Frank Schmidlin and daugh-
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Kraus, and Miss
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Aschen ters Theresa and Frances returned
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Agricultural News Regu.ar ar-
brenner, all of Portland, were New Saturday to their home at Treharne
i r?m the county agent and
Years guests of Mrs. Alice Berger after spending two weeks with Mr 4 H club news from -surrounding
and daughter Miss Oleva.
and Mrs Joe Smejkal
; communities.—Every week In the
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kaikwarf and
c. A. Teller was home from Argus.
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daughter Carolyn ot Hillsboro called Portland over Sunday
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at tne F. Horlacher home Sunday. Sam Strubb visited Ervin Mead
George Wilcox has been quite ill on Bald Mountain several days last
at his home.
week
Mr and Mrs. Ole Olson and Prank Bailey sold a truck load of
daughter have moved into t n e hogs in Portland last week.
Standard OH company house.
Rev R. D. Everett of Portland
will preach at the school house
MRS. ALICE HUBBARD
February 3 at 8 p. m. Everyone is
Mrs. Alice Hubbard, 61. ot For urged to come.
est Grove died Sunday at the Love-
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joy hospital in Portland. She was D ■ . «xz’*u
l
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ram August 5, 1867, in Tnppvllle K a |P » w it n y c o m b e M as
Wis. She married Andrew Hubbard
G o o d R e s u lts w it h A d
there January
23, 1884, and they
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Ralph Wlthycombe of south of
came to Forest Grove December 7, HilLboro uses the classified adver-
1934. Nine children were born to Using
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the Argus ________
frequently to
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We offer you complete!
their union, eight of whom are Jiv- put over a sales message to the an il f rip n tllv s e rv ic e f o r
ing. She is survived by her widower, thousands of Argus readers. Re- ,
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Andrew Hubbard, six daughters, cently he had some weanling pigs.your cur. It pays to deal
Zulu Huboard and Mrs. Lyndall for sale and not knowing how long i where the little things are
Richards of Forest Grove, Mrs. It would take to bring buyers or- .lo n e w ith o u t v o u r h a v in tr to
Edythe Bowles of South Dakota, dered the advertisement run until
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n a v i n * 10
Mrs. Josie Heisel of Rockton, Wis., further notice. The pigs were sold! a s k for service!
>vrs'
Eastman of Hillsboro, immediately after the first publics- (
Wis., and Fay J. Hubbard oi More- tion. One is assured of the biggest
head, Minn.; and two sons, Glenn Washington county market in the
S. ot Doland, 8. D., and Ronald advertising columns of the Argus.
Hubbard of Orowton. S. D
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Funeral services will be held at Official Newspaper of Washington
Argus with which
Royal Neighbors Incharge. Wlth the County-Hillsboro
is combined the Hillsboro Inde-
pendent.
tf
Phone 501
Main St.
"We know that economic units
cannot exist unless prosperity is
unllorm—unless purchasing power is
well distributed throughout every
group In the nation. — President
’
evelt.
Here’s a Tractor That Walks
— -2*
Auto
Service
Busch’s
Service Garage
BRONCHIAL j)
ASTHMA
S le e p
Sound A ll
N ig h t
Repeatedly out-selling all other
cough medicines is Buckley’s Mix
ture
«triple acting)- now made and
Collections — Credit R< ports
-sold in the U. S. A.—a blessing to
In
thousands.
There’s nothing so safe and sure
Washington, Tillamook. Polk and
in the world—2 or 3 doses In sweet
Yamhill Counties
ened hot water Just before bedtime;
Personal Contact on Collections and many a sufferer from strang-
i ling choking Asthma has found re
Washington County Office
lief and a good night’s rest—and
that bad. old, persistent, bronchial
Commercial Building
j cough has left you—if you don't
Second and Main Streets
believe it get a bottle of Buckley's,
Phone 3071
Mixture at Hillsboro Pharmacy with
Hillsboro. Oregon
the understanding you must get
satisfaction or money back.—Adv.
Thurmlay, Jan u ary 17. 1035
Last
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Rites Held
for « John
,
Bowden
Requiem
— ... m
mass for John Bowden
JJ. of Hlllsbo
Hillsboro, who died Thursday
,
at the Jones
Jones hospital her*, was of-
- ivd Saturday morning al the St
frre
d Satiiriin
Matthews
church with Father J. T
( Costelloe officiating. Interment was
at the Mi Calvary cemetery In
Portland.
I The young man. who had been
employed
the local IMrtland
General Electric company office tot
the past year, hud been suffering
from severe nose hemorrhages for
some time Inst summer he was
seriously stricken while on a fish
ing trip in the mountains above
Banks.
He was born September ¡15. 1»1J
at Anaconda. Mont His mother
Mrs. Cecelia Bowden of Hillsbodo.
and two sisters. Helen of Hunting-
ton Park. C a l. and Cecelia of Hills
boro, survive.
Funeral arrangements were by
T ills farm er tlnds Ills "tra cto r” useful on muddy or slushy roads.
Wheel-driven tractors get stuck in the muck. but. with two legs, one DoneUon A- Sewell.
of which pushes while the other gets into place to make the uext
If you change your address kind
push, this m akeshift contraption, powered by a gas engine, manages
ly notify Hi® Argus direct and at
to "w alk" along very satisfactorily.
once.
tlOO.OOO. the amount expended by
the county for the purchase of thè
naval base site. In the event the
war department refuses to further
HARRISON D. HUGGINS
develop It.
M. D.
Three
thousand
bills
were
intro
Congressman Janies W. Mott has
introduced a bill to amend the duced in the House of Representa EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
tives
on
the
opening
day.
Stanfield O. A c. Land G rant to
SPECIALIST
provide for annual reimbursement
to counties in Oregon for tax loss
"It Is tlie immediate task of In
CLAOMM KITTK11
through revesting of this land In dustry to reemploy more people at
the federal government.
purchasing wages and to do it now."
Room S
He has also Introduced two bills
President Roosevelt.
Cow "••trial N ational Hank Ann»«
on behalf of the Tongue Point Nav
al Base—one authorising an ap
I’honM
State Capitol News Letter Giv
Hour«
propriation for the further devel ing the highlights of official ac
2072
9:30 a m . to 12 m.
O ffice 2971
opment of tlie base and one to re tivity at Salem Every week In tlie
1 :SI1 p m lo A p. m.
fund to Clatsop county the sum of Argus.
<r
r
,
Mott Seeks Change
in Land Grant Law
demonstrations In the spring of
to compare rust-resistant
Will you pleas«’ discontinue my Schoolman! oats with varieties com
ad and I will say It b'ought good inonly grown in their seellon. six
results as 1 have sold nearly all aie satisfied Unit the Helnsiliuain
my dry first class wood. I have a oals yield better tlian Hie Varieties
limited amount left but II is going they were growing, reports County
last, plenty of second-class yel I Agent o H Fletcher. '1'hese men
hope this year will I»' good for ami their liclglibors plan to plant
all business. Your friend and well Hrhoolmam «Mils again In 1031)
wisher."
and Will have some ««xi to supply
Thus writes Hugh Moore of other ««Ml.I (aimers. Mr FleUhri
Roy about advertising in the Ar says. Those who co-operated In
gus.
(lie demonstration» were Martin
Brothers and II J Mem, Ada; A
II Henson, Florence; E D Herring
ON OREGON FARMS
and
W C Waite. Cushinuii; and
Selioolniuiu «lal» Prove Worth
EUGENE Out of seven western Peter H Rlc* »ml George It. John
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Lane county fanner* who started son, Mapleton
B a n k s M a n P le a s e d w ith
His Advertising Results 1934
this COD LIVER
Four exacting tests
assure the constancy
of I’uretest Cod Liver TESTED 4 TIMES
till. I. Vhst of the
Norwegian G o v e rn
ment Vitamin Insti c o n te n t
tuí.- J The I S.
Pharmacopoeia Vita
min Committee. 3.
The Speetrophotórne
te r and 4, the Tintomet
in our own laboratories.
P alei eòi
C O D L IV E R
OIL Is
-00
full pint
The Delta Drug Store
Week ol Jenuery 16 to 22
)U GET T M t SAVINGS
To The
Retail Merchants
of Hillsboro
A Message From T he
Audit Bureau of Circulations
What is the Audit
Bureau of Circulations:
O LAKE the guess-work out of advertising is tlie
sole object of the A. B. C., a co-operative asso
ciation made up of publishers, advertisers and
advertising agencies. It is a going and successful con
cern. It was formed twenty years ago and during these
years has saved advertisers hundred of thousands of
dollars by squeezing the water out of inflated circula
tion claims of some publications and endorsing those
which always operated on a paid basis.
What does the
A. B. C. do?
Through more than sixty auditors it audits and
verifies the circulation data of its newspaper and peri
odical members and sends out this information in the
form of standardized reports to local and national ad
vertisers and advertising agencies.
Who are its
members?
Newspapers, magazines, periodicals, business pa
pers and farm papers; local and national advertisers
and advertising agencies in the United States, Canada,
Mexico, West Indies and Hawaii—these make up its
membership.
Green Mountain
Credit Bureaus
OREGON
Electricity Installed
Electricity has been installed in
the house and other buildings at
the Jack Ruegg farm. Mr. and
Mrs. Hulit are at present staying
there, while their son Dwight and
family are at the dairy near Hills
boro.
Celebrates Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Allwen.
Robert Grazer celeorated his birth
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Allwen and
day anniversary Friday. Birthday-
Joyce Allwen of Portland and Mrs.
cakes were enjoyed by his school
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Philip
Allwens mother. _____
Mrs. ______
Geis-
mates and teacher at the Center
___„ school.
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ville
Pertect
attendance for BUXTON—Mr. and Mrs. Alex Al- inger, from New York spent the
the last six weens at die school was len were given a surprise party at week-end with Mrs. Morton Cong-
earned by Dick and Bob Grazer, their home near here January 7. don.
Dorothy Cummings. Ilia Mae Van- The evening was spent in playing
Dinner guests Saturday at the
dehey, and Frances Schmidt.
cards. Attending were Mr. and Mrs home of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Dick
The Womens Home Missionary David Edwards, A. B. Edwards, were Mr. and Mrs E. Spady and
society of the M. E. church met Mr and Mrs. Jesse Meyers and family of Cedar Mill. Mr and Mrs.
Tuesaav afternoon at tne enuren Elsie, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stephens, c. Raddts and Mrs. Raddts' mother
with Mrs. F. O. Shay as leader.
Mrs. Mary Watson. Mrs. Lucille of Cornelius.
Mrs W. R. Cooxe had charge of White. Mrs. Vida Powell and El-
Maddie Boeckli, who Is taking
the business meeting. Mrs. George eanor and Leland. Mrs. Jessie Till- nurses' trauung at the Emanuei
Wilcox. Mrs. A. J. Givter and Miss man. Oren and Gilbert Frost. Del- hospital in Portland, is home on
Doris Shay gave interesting articles, mar Riggle. Harry Webb. Mrs. Fred Brooks Hill this week for recuper-
A social time and lunch were en- Hewitt, June Garvin and Mr. and ation.
Joyed a t the close of the meeting Mrs. Allen.
Jack Colleknon of Brooks Htil
Mrs. C. N. Miles and Mrs. Lee
Colds Take Toll
U convalescing after an operation.
Miles of Lyle. Wash., are visiting
Attendance in the Primary grades
a party was held Saturday night
at the O. Olsen home.
of this school has been poor since
tne new gymnasium at the
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal R Mann of the holidays due to colds and tlu. Brooks schoolhouse. The gymnasium
Forest Grove called at M. D. Mann Those making perfect attendance has recently been painted,
home Sundav
were Robert Alford, Frank Crow-
Mrs. Lyman Bunoy of Salem Is
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith of Aloha ther. Alpha Mae Peterson. Lester visiting her brother, F. W. Weldon,
visited al the Fiske home Friday. Moen. Shirley White. Wauneta this week.
Mr. and Mrs William Mann and Cearley and Naomi Canby.
Mrs. Jack Radke is in California
daughters ana Mrs M D. M ann. Grace Strubb. a Green Mountain with her sister, who is oil.
and Mrs. Mattie Smith were guests pupil, who has been attending
Peter Grossen ot Helvetia is stay-
Sunday of Mr ana Mrs. J F. Mann school here, is absent from school ing with his daughter. Mrs. Christ
of Portland.
on account of deep snow
Reichen.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. Lieuellen of Port-
Floyd Whitmore of near L a u r e l -----------------------
land visited relatives in Cornelius visited his uncle. Jesse Meyers, here e
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this week.
ARGUS.
T
Ask the RiUsbonÜÎArOUS for a . B. C. reports.
These reports will tell you all you want to know about its circulation-
such facts as the amount of circulation, how it was secured, where and
how it is distributed, how many copies are paid for, the number of sub
scribers in arrears and other important facts which an a d v e r tise r
should know.
( Incorpora ted)
A U D IT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS
165 West Wacker Drive
CHICAGO, ILL.