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18 YEARS IN HILLSBORO
Celebrate "Happy Days" in Hlfliboro July 2. 3 and 4
Tell Your Friends!
Legion Gives
Honors Pupils
S c h o la rs h ip
at
OKENCO
GOOD BUYS IN
At Venetian
G ra n g e
P la y e r S ig n e d
T h e F'riendly C ircle
CIIEHALKM MOUNTAIN M imi
w i l l m e e t u t th e c h u rc h for a pic­
Dori* B runson received 11 cracked
nic today (T hursday)
Shoulder blade. h lac era ted leg mid
Mr and Mrs. If E ftrh eid t und
m inor luce sc ratch es w hen th e cur
lx>rene u tte n d e d the D akota society
of a cousin, T heodore B runson of i
picnic at Ja n tz e n B each Sunday.
Portland, la which - he w m riding !
Mrs. S P. S tevens and son Jack,
skidded In the loose (travel on u
Mr and Mrs J o h n S heid of P o rt­
In in in th e S p rin g b ro o k roud Ju n e
land v isited Mr. and M rs W H
U She wus ta k e n lo I I I
W ilcox'
Hin« Sunday.
hospital in N ew bern mid rem ain ed
M imics B etty and M axine W ilcox
u n til the follow ing day T heodore
of V ancouver, W ash , a re spending
Ih u ic o p received In te rn a l in ju rie s |
a few days w ith th e ir a u n t and
a n d u th ird passenger received
uncle. Mr and M rs B A M itchell.
th re e broken ribs.
V isitors ut t l i e Adam Bcllu hom e
Miss M ildred B runson id I’orl
S unday w ere M r and M rs An-
lund visited her parents, Mr mid
tone Bella, Mr and Mrs E Schenck.
Mm J A Brunson, and the Ruy
H elen Schenck, Bob Ennis, Mrs
I Turk funilly luid W ednesday und
G len Schenck. B onny Bussell, Mr
and Mrs O tto H uge and ch ild ren
Thursday.
V ein M cM augh of M itchell a c ­ J I. S earcy, who becam e cash ier H aym ond and E sther, ull of P o rt­
com panied by Mis» Eva W hipple of
at tin- C om m ercial N ational hank lund
C anby, vlslteit relative* and old
h e re Monduy P rio r to tak in g th e | Mr and Mrs L ouie M adden and
frien d s in the Buck H eaven d istric t
position w itli tlie local Institution d a u g h te rs M ary L ee und P a tric ia
lust week M cM augh Is reco v erin g
lie hud been In c h arg e of the A nn of P ortlu n d visited M rs M ad­
from infection In a c ru sh ed right
liq u id atio n of the S h u te Savings d e n ’s parents. Mr and Mrs. Floyd
K arns, S unday.
hand lie hud been receiving t r e a t ­
hank
Mr and M rs C. P. Beck visited
m en ts in St V incent's hospilul
i'lrlu r« eaurtssy Ssllsmsn Hludlo. !
Mr und Mrs C ollins G ruhum of
M r and Mrs O. W Lay son of
A urora visited her b ro th e r-in -la w E lw in H utchens, of N ew berg v isit­ P ortlund S u n d ay und also at the
und sister. Mr und Mrs W F. J ed M rs M ary Wood and C larence hom e of Mr B eck’s b ro th e r at
L ents
W ohlschlegel. S unday. O ther g u e s t* Wood F riday.
w e r e Mr und Mrs 11 I. Price. Miss
V ine O rn d u ff of T im b er w as an ' Mr und Mrs Bussell S chultz of
E nola B arlow und D anny C rcury, honor guest at a d in n e r p a rty ut P o rtlu n d visited M r und Mrs. B
ull of P ortlund.
the hom e of his sister. M rs F ra n k A M itchell S unday.
Mr mid Mr* Hock H ull und Mrs Shook. Sunday Mr O rn d u ff is in j M J M cEntee and son M orris
F J R obinson of G aston visited th e poor h e alth Mrs. S hook has been u re spending a few days a t De-
I) M M cInnis und Iru G. McCor­ confined to h e r bed for ab o u t P oe Bay.
Mr and Mrs E m m ett P roll. Mrs
mick fam ilies S atu rd ay
th re e y ears w ith purulysis O th e r!
Hay cu ttin g begun here l a s t guests w ere Mrs Vine O rn d u ff und A rnold R ogers and d a u g h te rs N o r­
w eek Tile crop Is sh o rt ow ing lo t h d r d a u g h te r of T im ber. Mr and m a J e a n und A nita B ogers of S e a t­
the cold spring night* und dry Mrs
M ervln W hitm ore. L eonurd tle visited ut the Eloyd K a rn s hom e
over th e w eek-end.
w eather. P la n tin g potatoes begun W hitm ore anil L au re n H aynes
Sunday gugests at th e N uthaniel
the first of th is w eek
H um id D avis re tu rn e d to H ills­
Mr unil Mrs J P Jo n e s and boro Saturday after a th re e days' Bose hom e w ere M r a n d M rs Ted
S tan ley E g o re tu rn e d T h u rsd ay visit hen- Wtttl to s f . i l h c r llo in e r E dw ards and son Bobby. C y ru s
Buse, H erb ert Bose and M rs Irene
from a w eek’s visit w ith th e Lee Davis.
a n d d a u g h te r
B urbara
lam e fam ily ut T illam ook lu-lund
E P S m ith w ent to M arshfield K ildow
Scliineltzer. w ho w ent w ith them , Monduy w here he ha* em ploym ent Je an n e, ull of P o rtlan d
Mr und Mrs Bussell C oupe and
rem ain ed for an In d efin ite visit
P e te r T rum p Jr. of P o rtla n d Is
Mr and Mrs Itay Ego a tte n d ed stay in g w ith his father. P e ter C onnie of P o rtlan d visitc^d r e la ­
s pot lu rk d in n e r ut the Joe Ego T rum p S r . d u rin g th e saw m ill tiv e s h e re Sunday
Mr und Mrs L ester L ackey of
hom e ut M ountain Home Sunday
strik e
Mr und M rs J P. Jo n e s und
G uests e n te rta in e d ut the D M H illsboro visited at th e H H H an ­
Mr and Mrs W uyne Jo n e s und M cInnis hom e Sunday w ere Mr sen hom e Sunday.
G ene A nderson and fam ily of
ch ild ren v isited Mrs J P Jones and Mrs H om er Eurl and baby son
uncle. F ra n k B ryan, ut M ountain K enneth of W estport. M r E arl's P ortlu n d visited his p aren ts. Mr
and
M rs O E A nderson. Sunday
Hom e S unday e vening
|u ircn ts and grun d m o lh er, Mrs B es­
Mr and Mrs. I. F Jo u rn e y of
Mr mill M rs H ugh B ryan and sie S m ith and d au g h te r. P utty, of
tw o c h ild ren of G aston v isited Mr P o rtlan d . Mr and Mrs Don M c­ P ayette, Idaho, v isited at th e M J
und Mrs J P Jo n e s Sunday
Innis unit c h ild ren of R eedvllle und M cE ntee hom e Sunday.
Mrs E reida Digrnun of Forest
C url H anson of G a rd en Hom e Mrs I. t. M urruy und c h ild ren of
G rove v isited M rs W H R ing last
resum ed w o rk th e first of th is M idway
w eek -n G lenn M iller's new burn
Miss H elen T hom pson of N ew ­ w eek.
Mr and Mrs J a c k R obertson of
B uford D eford, accom panied by b erg re tu rn e d hom e T h u rsd a y a fte r
Miss J u n e Holcom und h e r m other. a week's visit ut th e W I Jo n es P ortlu n d visited her sister. Mrs.
C h arles Bogers. a n d fam ily S unday
Mrs Ed Holcom. of Scholls visited hom e
F ra n k C ate und son W allace of
Mm C h a rlo tte A pplegate at A lbany
Miss
V elm a W ohlschlegel
of
Sunday.
Scholls visited V ivian Z iegler Sat- Forest (¡ro v e v isited frien d s here
Sunday and a tte n d ed th e W illum-
Mr und Mrs J E B lazer a tte n d ­ u n ia y night and S un d ay
e tte -O ren c o ball gam e W allace was
ed a political m eeting ut P ortlund
M is s C a t h e r i n e I l o g " o f E . in n in g
Sunday
ton. Fat lla lf id d and Mr and Mrs signed to play w ith th e O renco
Mi and Mrs H enry V ersteeg F. B W o h l s c l i l c g i l o f S c h o ll s v is­ team
Mr and Mrs i t E P is o n s of
and d a u g h te r Je ssie visited Ids ited M ist W anda F im g an Sunday
P o rtla n d visited Mrs. P arsons p a r­
bro th er. N J V ersteeg. und funuly evening.
at D ayton Sunday.
C ecil C npclnnd of Y am hill a ents. Mr and M rs F re d Wolff.
Mr and M rs M
H arvey and w histler, w ill a p p e a r w i t h t h e B u c k S unday
th re e ch ild ren of S herw ood v isited H eaven B uekaroos at H illsboro at
Mrs C G O anes and sons G il­
Ills father. M M H arvey, S un d ay
the W ashington C ounty P ioneer and m an and L ester of P o rtla n d and
Mr und Mrs Sum O lio und c h il­ N ative Sons and D au g h ters m ee t­ Mr and M rs Tom P ie re n of H el­
v e t i a v i s i t e d . it t h e S
W Baugh­
d re n v isited his niece. M rs Bob ing J u n e 23.
Johnson, nt G a rd e n Hom e Sunday.
Mrs Em m a Schm ale w as hostess man hom e S unday.
Picnic T onight
to th e L u th e ra n c h u rch 1 antics' Aid
M ountain T op S unday school and nt h e r hom e F riday a fte rn o o n
M r and Mrs W It C ooke and
ch u rch ure h av in g a picnic su p p e r
this T hursday e vening T hey will fam ily v isited Mi and M rs H arold
m e d at th e W illiam M orse hom e ut C ooke and Mrs W E C ooke at
N ew berg u t 7:30, going from th e re B eaverton Sunday.
N in eteen th a n n u a l reu n io n nt
J C P arinley re tu rn e d S a tu rd ay
lo som e place ulong the W illam ette
th e M cKay School A lum ni associa­
riv e r chosen by Mr M orse S w im ­ from a w eek's stay in P o rtlan d
M r and M rs It T hom pson and tion of d istric t No 18, W ashington
m ing and gam es ure p lanned for
sons from M arshalltow n. Iowa, and county, w ill be held at th e school
th e evening
K enneth W hitm ore, w ho w orks Jm- P arinley and fam ily of C anby on th e S cholls fe rry road, o ne-half
on the W illiam N cuenschw andcr visited Mr und Mrs J C P urm ley m ile south of W hitford. S a tu rd ay
Social g reetin g s w ill be e xchanged
farm nt tuikevlew , is at hom e this Sunday
am ong th e a tte n d a n ts prev io u s to
w eek h elping his fath er. C layton
th e d in n e r h our
MARION FRA N CIS JA CO BS
W hitm ore, w ith the hay harvest.
All w ho have a tte n d ed th is pio­
M arlon F ran cis Jacobs, born F e b ­
Mrs A rth u r H lllll. G eorge and
n e er school and th e ir frie n d s a re in ­
G lenn lllll and Ben T h u ll a cco m ­ ru a ry I. 1875, at L aw rence, K ansas, v ite d to b rin g th e ir lu n ch b askets
panied by Mr und M rs K u rt Ja c k y died J u n e 1-1 at W oodburn, age 80
a n d spend th e day w ith th e ir
und Miss G e rtru d e Ja c k y of N orth years, 4 m onths and 13 days He
Plains, w ent to th e roast a fte r was th e son of M ary and Jo h n schoolday associates
D in n er w ill be serv ed from th e
d a m s S a tu rd ay T hey w ere guests Jacobs, th e second of fo u r c h ild ren
picnic bask ets at 12:30. follow ed
of a frien d at G a rib ald i u n til S u n ­ I .eft m otherless at th e age of five w ith th e an n u al ad d ress a n d a lite r ­
vr.iis his e arly life w as spent in
day afternoon.
T he go v ern m en t has been m a k ­ K ansas, O klahom a and A rkansas a ry and m usical p rogram
O fficers of th e association a re
At the age of 23 he jo in ed th e
ing a survey of th e a ltitu d e at
D erle D. P e rk in s. B eaverton, p re s­
B ald Peak sta te p ark and has p lac ­ C hurch of C h rist in O klahom a and ident. a n d C M M cKay. P o rtlan d ,
one y e a r la te r cam e w est and
ed tw o co p p er p lacard s th e re
Mr* W illiam L ew is a n d th re e located at H illsboro In 1903 he secretary.
ehlld ren . re ce n tly of P ortland, are m arrie d L eona S m ith and lo th is
Vam tervelden Fleeted
visiting h e r p aren ts, M r und Mrs union w ere bo rn e ig h t c hildren,
W F. V and erv eld en . c h ie f of th e
P e te r T rum p. T hey w ill Join Mr four girls and four boys He w as
Lew is at F o rt Peck. Mont., In Ju ly engaged in build in g a n d c o n tra ct F orest G rove fire d e p artm e n t, was
lie has re ce n tly been tra n s fe rre d w ork th e re u n til 1915 w hen he elected p re sid en t of Uie O regon F ire
m oved to W oodburn. F or th e last C hiefs' association ut C o rv allis F r i­
th ere from P o rtlan d
Mr and Mrs. C h arles T aim an 17 y ears th e fam ily resid ed n o rth day.
visited her sister, Mrs. C arl W ard, of W est W oodburn.
Q u ality job p rin tin g Argus.
H e Is su rv iv e d by th e w idow and
ut P o rtlan d Sunday.
L aw rence T aim an visited h i s seven c hildren: Mrs. W 11. S te v ­
cousins. Mr and Mrs H erm an Ju n - ens of T oppenish, W ash.; A M.
Jacobs of W oodburn and M rs O F
enicke. nt C o rn eliu s S unday
A bout 1H a tte n d ed th e J u n io r M orris of W est W oodburn; Elwood.
Sunday school class p a rty nt Miiun- V ictor, L eonne and L o rrcn e at
hom e. O ne son, W aldo, died at th e
tia n T op T h u rsd a y afternoon.
B ruce C lark a tte n d ed th e com ­ age of five years. In 1919 He had
one
grandchild. Ja c k S tevens
m encem ent exercises a t H ill M ili­
He is also su rv iv e d by one b ro th ­
ta ry academ y J u n e 12. He w as a
guest of a n aunt. Mrs. M C M c­ er. E dw ard Jacobs, of S a n ta Cruz,
G rew , h av in g accom panied her hom e Cal., and one sister, Mrs Jo h n D un-
Ju n e 10 a fte r she had been a nagan, B lackw ell, O klahom a, and
w eek's guest of n sister, Mrs. B e r­ th re e h a lf-b ro th ers, O scar Jaco b s of
H illsboro and C laren ce and E lm er
tha C lark.
M ack M cC arty of N ew berg v is­ Jncobs of O klahom a, and m any
nieces
a n d nephew s.
ited B arky Jo n e s from S a tu rd a y to
T h u rsd ay
A rgus classified ads g et results.
Mrs. S a ra h L ew ellin and nephew ,
4
Section 2, Pages 1 to 4
Hilbboro, Oregon, Thursday, June 20, 1935
t ullulle '12, No. 1H
Suffer Hurts
in Auto Wreck
■ >
HEALTH and
VIGOR
It takes plenty of fresh,
pure, nourishing milk to
bring out those rosy
cheeks and build that
husky physique.
Give your child at least
a quart of milk each
day from
Momingdew
GUERNSEY DAIRY
SAM HULIT ft SONS
Phone 2588
114 miles south of Hillsboro
Gold Medal Diplom a Winner
In 1934 — Score 98.2
Silver Medal Diplom a Winner
In 1933 — Score 97.8
Celebrate "Happy Days" tn
Hillsboro July 2, 3 and 4
A w ard s
Tells of Plan
Hazeldale Folk Resident of Banks
Dies Here Monday
Plan a Picnic Jo h n B R eynolds Jr., 62, of
Committee Announced; Miss
A ltishin C andidate
M ade;
M e e t P la n n e d
(B y Mr«. J. C. S m ith )
(B y C urtl« T ig a rd )
H A ZE L D A L E- A nnual picnic of
T IG A R D
M edals h ave b e e n
th e C om m unity c lu b w ill be held
a w ard e d six g rade school pupils
at B alm G rove J u ly 14 C om m ittee
outstan d in g in scholarship, le a d e r­
>n ch arg e is Mrs. W. A Jones, M rs
ship. a th le tics and A m ericanism in
, Je a n O 'C onnor a n d Mr. a n d Mrs.
six schools of th e S h erw o o d -T ig ard
C laren ce W alker.
district by th e A m erican L egion
C an d id ate Nam ed
post of Sherw ood. In a d d itio n to
a bronze p laq u e a p p ro p ria te ly e n ­
M iss B etty A lth ish in is a candi-
graved. each w in n in g stu d e n t w as
d a te G oddess of L ib e rty for th e 4th
given a pin and c e rtific a te as p a rt
. of J u ly c eleb ra tio n at H illsboro
of the a w ard W inning p u p ils w ere
T he com m unity c lu b is sponsoring
M elvin B allard. S herw ood; M ary
j her.
J a n e G rofan, M iddleton; R u t h
M iss M ary R obertson of V ictoria,
G raue, L u th e ran school; A lex an d er
B. C . is th e g u est of Mr. a n d M rs
M cCorkle. T u alatin ; A nna K alafate
P a u l O 'C onnor.
St A nthony of T igard, a n d A rn ie
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. S yverson sp en t
Ingalls. T igard.
F rid ay and S a tu rd a y a t T im b e r
w ith th e ir son C ourtney.
G range M eet P la n n ed
A rth u r S y v e rso n and R udy K en t
Local gran g e w ill m eet to d ay j C om m issioner R alph L. C lyde of
M onday for Y akim a. T he boys
(T hursday) and h ave as guests 4-H j P o rtla n d h e ad lin e sp e a k er a t a left
re seeking em ploym ent in th e ap-
club m em bers of th e v icinity. D e le - , W ashington county T o w n s e n d
pie
o
rc h ard s th ere.
gates to sta te gran g e w ill m ak e i club rally here last Sunday.
M rs. L. Jo n es of P o rtla n d visited
th e ir reports. A v aried p ro g ram has
M r and Mrs. W. A. Jo n e s fo r a
on the V enetian screen tonight. been p lan n ed for th e a fte rn o o n by ' Joe H ershey S u ffering
co u p le of days last week.
F rid ay and S a tu rd ay in "L et ’Em S a ra h V anK leek, lec tu re r. G ran g e ’
fro m Blood Poisoning
M arg aret M iller is sta y in g w ith
Have It.”
w ill pro b ab ly co n sid er a d a y for
Jo e H ershey of B acona is in th e
th e an n u al gran g e cleanup. A large h o sp ital a t St. H elens w ith blood h e r cousin, Mrs. K e n n eth S ta rk , in
n u m b er of local g ra n g ers a tte n d ed poison. T he infection sta rte d from H illsboro.
m ost of th e session of sta te grange. a w ire sc ratc h on his hand. Mrs.
Prune Men Warned
Mi ;ses C lara L euthi. V irginia
A. M. C hapm an, a d m in istra to r of
P a rk and F ran ces Post of T ig ard Jo e H ershey a n d fam ily v isited a t 1 th e O regon P ru n e C ontrol B oard,
th e hom e of h is b ro th er, Sim on
BETH A H N Y -CED A R M I L L — A i a re enjoying a m o n th 's v acation H ershey, w h ile en ro u te to St. ] in a le tte r to g ro w ers w a rn s th a t
m
otoring
th
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C
alifornia.
T
hey
C hristian E ndeavor ra lly w as held
H elens hospital. L eroy
H ershey i th e re c e n t su p re m e c o u rt decision
a t th e B eth an y P re sb y te ria n c h u rc h a re all school teachers.
spent a few day s v isitin g relativ es ; on NRA has not w eak en ed th e O re-
E ugene B ishop, son of F ra n k before being tra n s fe rre d from th e gon A g ric u ltu ra l A d ju stm en t act.
F rid a y nig h t
P ro g ra m included:
Miss Rose B ates of G aston, address; I Bishop of T igard, is v isitin g w ith CCC cam p n e ar B acona to th e CCC P ric e provisions w ill be a nnounced
i by th e b o a rd later.
M rs A lfred H am el, solo; Je ss F os­ his b ro th er and fa th e r th is w eek a t P en d leto n .
and ren ew in g old acqu ain tan ces.
te r and O tto Z ubrugg. a duet
He
arriv
e
d
last
w
eek
a
fte
r
a
coast-1
Mr and M rs
A
B. F lin t of
S cholls visited Mr and Mrs. C h a r­ | w ise boat trip . He is em ployed on
j th e Palo A lto Tim es.
les Boy S u n d ay
Mr a n d M rs A rth u r S chultz and
Miss M ary C asey of T ig a rd is on
J e a n e tte S chulz sp en t th e w e e k ­ a six w eeks' vacatio n tr ip to C hi-
end a t th e beaches.
1 cago and N ew Y ork. S he p lan s to
M rs L T e rrill and Miss N ellie re tu rn by w ay of P a n a m a canal.
L arsen of P o rtla n d visited M. C.
A n u m b er of local R eb ek ah s a t- j
L arsen and fam ily Sunday.
tended a m eeting of S herw ood Re- j
Mr a n d Mrs E dgar M oar and bekah lodge T h u rsd a y
ev en in g
fam ily of B u rlin g to n v isited Mr th ro u g h an in v ita tio n by th e g re e t­
a n d M rs C h a rle s Boy and fam ily ing lodge. L ocal m em bers w ill p ra c ­
T uesday night.
tice th e ir d eg ree w o rk T uesday
P lan T ow nsend .Meet
P lans a re being m ad e for in s ta ll­
Rev W illiam s of P o rtla n d w ill ation of officers J u ly 9
speak a t th e T ow nsend m eeting
J u n e 27. E v ery o n e is c o rd ia lly in ­
vited
Mi a n d M rs Ray N eil of S auvies
Island v isited M r and Mrs. C h arles
Boy T h ursday.
M r and Mrs. W illiam C ra w fo rd
O p e rato r's license re n e w a l b lan k s
and son B illie C ra w fo rd of P o r t­ for the com ing re g is tra tio n p eriod
land v isited Mr and Mrs. Jo h n a re a v ailab le at th e A rgus office
Z itzm an a n d Mrs. A. M C ra w fo rd for those d e sirin g them . A ccording
Sunday
to a recen t am en d m en t to th e li­
A g ro u p of L eedy G ra n g e rs a t ­ cense act it is not n ecessary th a t
ten d ed sta te gran g e last w eek
ap plications be signed in th e p re s­
M r and M rs Ed M eier of H el­ ence of a n o tary p u b lic or o th er
vetia v isited Mr and M rs W erner person au th o rize d t o a d m in ister
M eier S unday.
oaths. Each in d iv id u a l should fill
out th e app licatio n acco rd in g to
th e in stru ctio n s c o n ta in ed th e re o n
ISAAC L. MORELOt K
Isaac L M orelock, 76. died a t his and m ail it d ire c tly to S e c re ta ry of
hom e on B eav erto n ro u te 1 a n d f u ­ S ta te S nell a t S alem to g e th e r w ith
n e ral services w ere held S u n d ay th e fee of $1.
A tra v e lin g e x a m in e r for o p e ra ­
at th e B eav erto n M ethodist church.
In te rm e n t w as in C rescent G rove to rs a n d c h au ffe u rs w ill be in H ills­
cem etery He is su rv iv e d by a son. boro at th e co u rt house from 10 a.
C a rl of P o rtlan d , a n d a d au g h te r. in. to 5 p. m. J u n e 25 a n d 8 a. m.
M rs R eva B row n of B eav erto n to 5 p. m. J u n e 26.
ro u te 1.
F ees Reported
J u ro rs N am ed
Fees collected by Ja m e s R. D a­
H enry D M cE ntire of H illsboro vis. county reco rd er, d u rin g the
and O tto E R ieben of B anks have m onth of M ay to ta led $579.15, a c ­
been selected on th e fe d era l c o u rt c o rd in g to a re p o rt filed w ith the
county court
tria l ju ry .
C. E. Rally Held
Bethany Church
B anks died a t H illsboro M onday
a fte r a n illness of a w eek. G ra v e ­
side services w e re conducted a t
the I O. O. F. cem etery h e re W ed­
nesday m orn in g w ith Rev. H enry
S. H aller officiating.
Mr, R eynolds w as b o m In P o r t­
land J a n u a ry 26. 1873, and had lived
: at B anks for th e past six years. He
i is su rv iv e d by tw o sisters, Mrs.
C harles L. B row n of P o rtla n d and
, Mrs. H G. O liv er of San F r a n ­
cisco, Cal., and tw o bro th ers, T.
M R eynolds of W ashougal a n d
! C harles F. R eynolds of T routdale.
: F u n e ra l a rra n g e m e n ts w ere m ade
; by D onelson f t Sew ell.
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Now! “Happy Days”
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