Page Two
H IL L S B O R O
Chehalein Mt.
Mills Moved
J a k e D avis B a d ly In ju r e d in
A c c id e n t; P lace T ra d e d
be camped at the F E Hoffman
berry farm after the Fourth of July.
Jake Davis Injured
Jak e Davis, 78. is recovering from
what came near being a very ser­
ious accident. A pitch fork slipped
out of the hands of a grandson
and struck Davis on the head and
face. One tine w ent half way
through his nose.
Mr and Mrs. Jam es Mosy of
Ukiah and Miss Ann O rnduff of
Portland w ere guests of Mr and
Mrs. Peter O rnduff from Thursday
till Saturday morning, when the
Rufus O rnduff family accompanied
them to Portland.
Mrs. Tom Shuck retu rn ed to
Hillsboro Friday after spending
four days at the Finigan farm help­
ing a sister. Miss Wanda Finigan.
cook for hav harvest hands
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T T 1 J f
A R G U S . H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
Winner in Contest
Cantata Next
Sunday Laurel
New Station
Nearly Ready
Thursday, July 1, 15135
h e r g randson V ernon G a rrs tt, w ho
Past C hiefs
M is M ary B each is visitin g her j
d a u g h te r. Mrs 11 N Robinson, in
Forest Grove
Plan Picnic
laiwrenee Rose. Elm o and Alll-
is spending a w eek here.
son G ibbs left S unday for E astern
w ork m the h a iv i i
fields
nnd G a rd e n Parly
Mr and Mrs It E i'arso n s of
P o rtlan d visited frien d s and rein
(By Mr» llttuh Btir«l«(tei
fives h e re Sunday
ORENCO T h e D avis g arag e and
Mrs A dam Bella and ch ild ren
service station of Orenco is nearing and A ry d e n e Rogers a lle n d .d 111.
completion under supervision of B ethany band concert S unday e v e ­
Law rence Rose
ning
Mrs Lucille lluieker ef Kalispell.
Billy C u rin g lo n of M anning spent
M ont. returned Io her home Tues- (he w eek-end w ith A lex Bella
Miss R u tsch m an W e d s ; 26
E m p lo y e d a t W h ittle s
O re n c o P eop le H o ld S h o w e r l , | «»:on to
(By Mr«. Bird McCormick)
(By Mm. F I. Brow.O
CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN—T w o
LAUREL A cantata. ‘ Ruth, the
of the Emerson portable sawmills
C»lean*'r’ w ill be *Jlvcn at the
have been moved from the Pleas­
church here Sunday evening at 8
o’clock by the people of Moun*1
ant View district to Rocky Point,
about 12 miles northeast of Hills­
tain Home. There are tw elve voices
in th e chorus. O ther musical n u m ­
boro. The other th ree will be mov­
bers will be on the program. The
ed soon. Sawing will be finished
day after having spent the (gist
here this week
ca**ta,a is reported to be \ ery good
I m onth Willi her sister Mrs M I.
The Phin Jones family of New­
“nd. c' « -'o n e is cordially invited
|
Goble,
and Mr Goble.
to hear it.
berg. the J P Jones fam ily and
H A. Mitchell was In Salem
C harlie Schm idt of the CCC camp
(By Mr» John M ha vltlmm)
the Wayne Jones family attended a
Tuesday Mr and Mrs B. A M itch-
at Saddle Mountain spent from
pot 1 k d in n er at the Rav Ego j C W IC C S Ill'Ill lOF
At th e band p ra ctic e W ednesday
jcll
look
th
eir
nieces
Betty
and
home Sunday.
Saturday until Tuesday at the p a r­
night. Jo sep h W enzel notified the
Maxine Wilcox, to their home in members th a t th ey w ere to play
ental home.
Straw berry picking is still in I
I Vancouver. W ash. Fridav They at tile c eleb ra tio n ill Balm G rove
progress at the Merl McDougal
Mrs. Francis Coolidge and baby
spent the past tw o weeks at the p a rk J u ly 4
farm and will probably last next
Mrs Samuel l.ogan. 68. resident son of P ortland visited her par-
B A Mitchell home.
week. The rain was a great help of Hillsboro for 14 years died at oft» Saturday and Sunday
Mr
A lh erla S p itze r of Kelso, Wash .
»Above
is
Miss
Hazel
Marion
Stook
About 35 of the Portland fire ­ is a visitor at flic D avid T sehubold
to the late berries here
2 30 a m. Ju n e 27 after a year's Coolidge was on a fishing trip
of
Forest
Grove,
whose
essay.
men and their families and friends hom e
illness Funeral services were held
Leon Davis and fam ily spent Sun-
Place Traded
•Meat The Favorite Food ofEv* came with wel! filled baskets and
Tin* Helvetia Sw itzer Verein will
Mrs Jerom e Buzan has traded Saturday afternoon with Rev. Fen- day at Jantzen Beach.
ery
Nation.'
won
first
place
in
surprised W 11 Ring on his 5-tili give
Roscoe of the U nited Brethren
1’ L. and Lee Brown made a
a dunce at the Helvetia hull
her quarter section in Wasco coun­ ton
the state of Oregon in the tw elfth birthday Saturday evening
in
Portland
officiating.
Interm
ent
business
trip
to
G
resham
Saturday
July 4 evening.
ty for a house and several lots at was in Fir Lawn cemetery. Fol-
annual meat story contest spoil-
Mrs Claude C. Craig mid ehil-
Sunday
dinner
party
guests
at
Joe Hershey of I lacuna left the
Seventh and M eridian streets. New­
sored by the National Live Stock dren Shirley and Albert are spnid- hospital at SI Helens Tuesday of
berg They will move after the lowing members ef the Hillsboro fhe Fred Schmidt home w ere Mr
and Meat board. A total of 12,- mg a week with their uncle and Inst week He was having tre a t­
Grange
of
which
she
was
a
mem-
a,'d
Mrs.
Howard
Rice
and
Miss
Fourth of July when the Faber
269 home economies students from aunt. Mr. and Mrs. W F Hunter ments for blood poison in his right
ber served as pallbearers: W M M arie Schmidt of Hillsboro and
fam ily vacates
682 high school* of -48 states par- Mrs Craig and children are from hand Mr. Hershey was u caller at
Smith
D
B
B
urkhalter.
H
I.
Pat-
Dan
Chambers.
Jim Herd and Frank Hanson of
tic ip ated in tins c o n te s t
Winnepeg. Canada. They plan on the C E Korn home T hursday und
Scholls helped Carl Hanson last ten. Wilson Taylor. R. H orneeker _ Ervin Baker of Portland was a
spending the sum mer in Los An­ is getting along all right, but has
Saturday night and Sunday guest
week with the frame w ork of and Charles Churchill.
geles,
Uni
Hattie May Hutchinson was born at the F. L Brow n home.
to go to the doctor for treatm ents
Glenn Miller's new barn. Herd is
Mrs. Ellen Luster of P ortland
N
ovem
ber
9,
1866,
at
Waukeegan.
Miss
Kutehman
Weds
Mr and Mrs W nltrc Hubei of
helping this week.
and Mr and Mrs Ray Tavlor of Elma, Wash., w ere visiting at the
Lake county. Illinois. At the age
Mr and
Adolf Rutschm an ,
Whitmores Entertain
Hillsboro
visited
at
the
W
H
Ring
of nine years she moved w ith her Mr and M„ Ade Rutschm a„ and
Simon Hershey home last w eek
Mr and Mrs. Mervin Whitmore parents to a farm near Hebron. , wo sons and Hek,n
, T
, KANSAS CITY Mr. and Mrs. home this week.
Mrs. Huber is a sister of Simon,
entertained a group of friends Thayer county. Nebraska. She was man attended the wedding of th eir
Mr. and Mrs II E Scheldt and
..... | John and David Hershey
Hopson entertained at dinner daught
Thursday evening in honor of Mr
Lorenc
attended
the
young
Wesley B atchelder Is recovering
arried to Samuel Logan on Feb- daughter and sister. H annah Rutsch- Tuesday Mr and Mrs E. B. Webb, |>eoplc'
and Mrs. Jam es Mosy of Ukiah m
council at Phillips Sun- from an attack of pneumoniu His
ruary 5. 1890, In mg at Hebron man and Carl B retthauer in Hills- the occasion being their son Jack's day.
Present w ere Mr. and Mrs. Otto until
about 15 years ago when the boro S aturdav evenlng. A1 Ewlng birthday. Mrs Webb presented him
grandfather.
Judge Goodin. Is in
M rs w
C Kane and Mrs n tt ,
O rnduff and son Robert. Mr and family moved to a farm east of was .,,<o a Kllest
* w ith a lovely birthday cake.
|l.oehden w ere ^ { e X at a show- Jones hospital suffering from aslia-
Mrs Elmer Whitmore. Mr. and Mrs Hillsboro, w here they have since
ma. Both parties had the flu a
B r and Mrs F. S Pos, and sons
Rufus O rnduff and family, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe B aker and or and lawn party held at the
.
F rank Jr. and Lawrence, all of little daughter Shirley spent th e Kane residence on Tuesday eve- short time ago.
Mrs Peter Ornduff. Miss Ann O rn­ lesided.
The deceased is survived by the
♦u-' -
A. T Gilliam made a trip to
duff. Miss Clara Shook. Walter widower and four sons. F rank of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. B. G. w eek-end in Longview. W ash, v is -n ln g . Ju n e 23. honoring M iss Eliza Hillsboro Ju n e 24 to find out if
McNay and two daughters of For- iting Mrs. Baker' s sister. Mrs. G ll-'b e th Sabo, daughter of M r und
Whitmore. Don and L auren Haynes. Aurora. Leroy. Alvah and Louie of est
lie
would be excused from serv­
, .
, ....
- — Grove w ere Tuesday evening
Kay and Frank Shook and Leonard ..... .
Mrs Dan Sabo About 75 friends ing on the Jury ut next circuit
Hillsboro, and eight grandchildren, d inner party guests at the W. H bert Mackey, and husband.
Whitmore.
Mrs. Strohm ayer H onored
'l,,d relatives attended A nunibei court, because he lias no mode of
. .
..
.
— ■
. . . i A brother. Alvah H utchinson of
k „m„
Mrs Harold Glover and Miss Hel-i Liberty. Illinois, and a n uncle ' Sidney
" "
Rothstrom. who w orks
en Homni of Gaston visited Mrs I W ilbur Gale, at Grabel, Wyoming,
near Marshfield, was home from
Ira G McCormick Friday.
i also survive.
Friday until Monday. His m other,
Native wild blackberries are ripe
She was a mem ber of th e Pres- Mrs Mary Rothstrom. Mr. and Mrs
here now. Residents here have I byterian church. Joining in her
C arl Nielsen and Mr. and Mrs.
been gathering them.
girlhood days and was also an ac­ Hines Hendrickson and tw o ch il­ the occasion being Mrs. S trohm ay­ wos » p e r i l i l l Playing games in the , Donald and llerl C hurch of O ak­
Cree Team Manager
tive mem ber o f t h e Hillsboro dren
„
„ ere Sunday guests at the e r's birthday. She received lovely attractive garden, followed by a land. C al. are visiting at tile John
w
short musical progrum
R efresh­ Wenger home Mrs C hurch is a
Collin Cree. who is w orking on Grange. She leas es a host of friends R n V h u rn m 'k n ™ ‘
gifts.
ments w ere served by Susie Buzl daughter of Mis A lpanulp and in ­
the J E Blazer place, is manag- and other relatives to m ourn her
Miss
M
argaret
Esh
and
sister.
C arl Coolidge of K lickitat vis-
Viola Warren. Mrs. Fred Sergent tends to spend the sum m er school
er of a newly organized ball team ' loss.
.
. .
,
tied his mother. Mrs. M. Coolidge. Mary Jean . of . Portland,
.
_ are here , and Mrs F rank Warren. The v o u n - vacation visiting relatives here.
at H irter's park Barky Jones and ■ ou
S l e 'i»?S 3
a. . ovj Sunday and Monday.
visiting
at
the
Louis
S
trohm
ayer
couple
received many beautiful
H erbert Reynolds are on this team ing mother a kind-hearted friend
Alex Dietz of Wulla Walla. Wash .
Mrs EUa FinneU ,’,f P ortland vis- home.
i and use(u | Kjfts Miss
Sabo bei amo is a guest at the home of Mr and
Cree
was tem porarily disabled and neighbor and held in high lted ber daughter. Mrs. Jam es Will.
Club
Io
Meet
the
bride
of
Frank Boros Saturday Mrs John Wenger.
Ju n e 26 because of a short deep esteem by all w ho knew her.
last Friday.
H armony club w ill m eet at the evening.
cut on his left foot received while
Mr und Mrs J F Davidson
Billy
McNay
attended
the
KOIN
home
of
Mrs.
Ray
V
andehey
July
A
nniversary
Observed
splitting cord wood.
made a trip to Redmond lust week
Klock picnic at Jantzen Beach 10.
| Mr and Mrs. M L. Goble re- They stopped nt tile J M David-
Henry Blehm was able to go to
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Bert B ennett and cently celebrated th eir 29th wed- s ii home und took their daughter
w ork in Portland Friday after a
u-i» u ar*d *'*rS-
H athorn of Mr. and Mrs. George Roland left ding anniversary w ith a dinner Lluella with them
ten days' lay off nursing a scalded
Hillsboro
spent
last
Thursday
w
ith
Tuesday
morning for Amity to pick party Present w ere Mr anil Mrs
left foot received when his foot
Hay harvest Is about finished In
O F Sealey. Mr and Mrs War spite of unusual dry w eather in
VERBOORT—Mr. and Mrs. Duck- her parents. Mr and Mrs. E. C. cherries.
slipped in a vat of hot lye water.
Mulloy.
Mr
and
Mrs
E
B.
W
ebb
and
ren
B
rasher'
Mrs
N
Brasher
Miss
geisel
and
daughters
and
Mrs.
Seven votes w ere cast at th e N
May and June, the crop in gen­
Mrs
Meyers
Mr. and Mrs Joe Hopson and son Pearl Scott, all of Salem. Mr and eral is fairly good. Late spring
na M
r? Rollin
Kot “ n B
eyers spent Mr
U H S annual school meeting at D uckgeisel's sister. K a th e rin e K em p- „ Mr. a and
z-ieas-.n
» lew aune
vuieu <*. of S a n ta C lara. Cal., v isited
HltChT 5 ¿ acki visited friends in V ernonia Mrs. W Rippa and daughter Rose­ seeding of gram is very poor C her­
Pleasant View
Ju n e a 24 , o.x
Six voted
at Mountain Top and three at Buck Mr and Mrs Stephen K em per and
hpeTt
3rC ^e ‘.ng plcked Su.nd^ y',
m ary of Hillsboro. Mrs Lucille ries w ere a poor crop, hut the
J. P. Vanderzanden and son Rob- Bricker of Kalispell, M ont. Mrs. price was better than usual Banks
Heaven. R. P. Gill was the only his father. W illiam Kemper of Ver-
a. .
H. M Goble, and the host and host­ barreling plant paid six cents for
name appearing on the ballot.
boort. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Eisch- t * , , . *
Q
a t’ ert w ere in Hillsboro Tuesday.
Kenneth Rodgers had his tonsils en of Gaston and other relatives in L"d
“ h“? '5? 60;
at
M r Adams of Forest Grove, F u ­ ess.
Royal Annes, no grading B artlett
removed b y a Hillsboro doctor th_e_ county last week.
l-he BaPtlst chufeh in Hillsboro tu re Farm er instructor, Milton
Mrs Mabie Lawrence and Mrs pears will be very scarce in this
Mr
and
Mrs.
Stephen
Kemper
S
aturday
evening^
Cropp
and
Mr
Hughes
w
ent
to
Howard
Frances
of
Portland
vis-
Ju n e 19
vicinity. Apples are a poor crop
Blackcap Season On
Wilson riv er Thursday m orning to *’''d a' 'b e W C Kane hom eTucs- also. Straw berries w ere very good,
Mr and Mrs A rthur McCormick of V erbocrt gave a farew ell party-
rnr ana
Blackcap berry picking is in full camp for a few days.
and
day-
of Portland visited Mr and Mrs. in honor of th eir cousins. Mr
and raspberries a fair crop.
Mrs. Duckgeisel. and d a u e h te rs S5” n S ,his week. The crop is ma-
Otto Strohm ayer of P ortland vis-
Mrs S I. C arlyle attended the
Clayton Whitmore Ju n e 26
satisfactorily as the cool ited
at the J. A. McCoy home quarterly m eeting of Portland Pres-
A rthur Hill began this year's hay K atherine and Helen and Mrs turing
Hillsboro Argus contains all the
bvtery in Mizpah church Ju n e 25. news of Hillsboro and the sur-
baling work at the Dan Chamber's Kemper of Santa Clara, Cal.. Ju n e w eather continues. The L A. W hit­ T hursday evening.
Miss Gladys and Ethel McCoy and rem ained over a day to visit rounding com m unities
place Ju n e 25 Hill reports a fair 26. Present w ere F ather Jonas, tle company has 26 pickers em-
Rend i t
Frank Kemper and family. Joe pl?;.ed
crop.
and Eli Poe of Forest Grove vis- ber daughter. Mrs George D Gar- ' and keep informed on what is
Hay
balers
w
ere
busy
on
the
K
em
per
and
family.
B
ernard
Kemp­
ited at the Louis Strohm ayer home T att. She was accompanied home by! happening at home.
Jan et Hill, daughter of Mr. and
tf
Mrs. Frank Hill of Witch Hazel, er and family. Edward Vandervel- Henry Reese farm most of last Thursday evening.
visited her grandparents. Mr. and den and family, Mr and Mrs. A l­ week baling the crop from sixty
Visitors at the J. P. V anderzan­
Mr. Reese reports a good den home F riday w ere Miss M ar­
Mrs A rthur Hill, from Wednesday phonse Eischen and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil H endrickx and family. crop despite adverse w eather con­ garet Esh and sister. Mary Jean,
till Saturday.
ditions.
and Mrs. B rady a n d daughter
Mr. and Mrs Merl McDougal Nick Kem per of Portland. Mrs
Mrs Rollin Meyers entertained Helen, all of Portland.
made a trip around the Mt. Hood Mathias Eischen, Mr. Bracy and
the
Rebekah
club
from
Scholls,
of
the
honor
guests.
loop Ju n e 23.
which she is a member. Friday.
M rs H Tykeson. Vivian Ziegler
Man M otorist (barely
Class Meets
and Velma Wohlschlegel of Scholls,
broadside crash i: “Why
Tw enty members of the “F rien d ­ didn't
w ho was Vivian’s guest from Wed­
you signal?”
ly Corner" Sunday school class w ere
nesday to Saturday. George Zeigler, |
(By Mn. o H Peterson)
G irl (who has crossed into h e r 1
M ilburn and Eldon Haveman spent V’isitors of Mr and Mrs V. R. entertained at the B. G. McNay home drivew ay): “I always turn i
Friday evening with the Charles Wilson and family, over the Ju n e home in Forest Grove T hursday in here, stupid.”—Ex.
Ziegler fam ily at Carlton. Charles 23 week-end: Mr. and Mrs Arvid evening A fter the regular business
Ziegler finished that day harvest- ! Martin. Mrs. _ C harlotte Ploegstra. session games w ere played in the
Neighborhood news from 30 A r­
V‘?
ing more than 13 tons of cherries. Mrs. Norene” C h 'am ^ ^ n d M ^ 's y L
- —
J
Sil Speece w ere guests Ju ly meet- gus correspondents i n d if f e r e n t
He had a light crop this year.
I via - MacKay,
all of - - Portland
ing
will
be
omitted
and
the
August
sections
ot Washington county ap-
Mountain Top Sunday school
Mr and Mrs. Linus Larson and
pear in the A rgus each w c e k.
Ju n io r class treasure hunt was daughter Elinor of Portland visited meeting will be held at the F. L. Learn w hat your friends are do­
postponed indefinitely Friday night Mr and Mrs. H. L. Eisner and Brown home August 29
Miss Betty D aughters and her ing for less than three cents a
on account of wet weather.
fam ily Sunday
week.
tf
M ilburn Ziegler, who is w orking
Mr and Mrs. S. D. C lark of Port- m other of Ritzville, W ash . visited
at
the
F.
L.
Brown
home
T
hursday
at the Nutcroft farm at Scholls, land visited Mr. and Mrs. A lbert
evening on th eir way home from
spent last week at home helping Scott Monday.
in, . ^ ’ .A ngeles
his father, George Ziegler, in the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson
S Richard
R in h - J ! and R the
San . Diego k .a
fair
hay harvest.
and children M arian .n
and
.v n r.u
i Miss Fran-
spent the Ju n e 23 week-end with
ha^ bee" Vislt,ng
B irthday Celebrated
here-
friu
rn
ed
to
her
home in
Mrs.
Anderson's
sister,
»
«
w
—
•
here'
returned
»°
D M. McInnis and Ira G. McCor­ Steinhoff. and brothers, Ferd a ^
w i,h ' hcr?
mick were honored with a pot luck
Reynold s m other was Sarah L ittle INSTANT RELIEF
birthday dinner Sunday at the Mc­ A rth u r Steinhoff.
she lived here th irty years
Cormick home. Present w ere the J.
Mr and Mrs. H L. Eisner and when
ARTHRITIS, SINUS
A. York and D. W. McInnis fam ­ children Marian and Ronald visited ago. She is a sister of Mrs. F. L.
PRO STA TE
ilies of Reedville, Mrs. L. L M urray Mrs Eisner's parents. Mr and Mrs. Brown and Mrs. George Rosevear
The ■‘B ^ d c ^ t V T d ^ F r i e n d -
and children of Midway and the R. M Scott, and son W alter at
McInnis and McCormick families. Tualatin Sunday.
. „ ____ „ ,
.
- --r -
Blackcaps and youngberry pick- yh . ■ “
c' asses ot
S unday
SORE AND STIFF JOINTS
Billy Ziegler of Hillsboro visited
3nd hls.
an aunt, Mrs Lena Meyers, from ing has started on the E. P. Mitch- !
RHEUMATISM
ell
berry
ranch
and
are
being
haul-
th
ei^h
n
m
e
i
t
vr7
al?d.
a
aurPn
ae
at
Monday to Wednesday last week.
New Scientific Discovery— NOi
«
Th» L
Mountain Home Ju n e
Eloise Rockwell and Joyce Everest ed to the Hillsboro cannery
MEDICINE, no operation, one f r e e '
Mrs A lbert Scott. Mrs E. L.
.e venln« was sP«n‘
of Portland visited th eir grandpar­
dem onstration on request. Phone
J
r w la
ents, Mr. and Mrs G ranville E ver­ Ricks and Mrs. O H. Peterson at-
or
w rite Rol-A-Ray, 310 Oregon j
tended Kinton Ladies' Aid T h u r s - ® pdF ^ r’ J i: .? y a’dron and
est, this week and last
Hav at
at the
»ho home of Mrs Everett'S.?. gh*. Eleanor of Hillsboro were Building, Portland, ATwater 3729;!
Mr and Mrs G ranville Everest day
Mrs. tv e r e tt Thursday evening visitors at the or Argus 2983. A courteous re p r e -!
retu rn ed home Ju n e 26 from their Wright.
Rollin Meyers home. They are sentative will call on you and give
place a t Newberg, where they had
form er residents of this community. you a free trial, no obligation.
been for about ten days harvesting
th eir cherry crop.
Rol-A-Ray aids nature's way t o !
ROY vs. CEDAR MILL
Ask your attorney to send your health.
18-9p
In Celebration Events
Vi»i.n Hud.om
legal advertising to the Argus.
People from here taking part in
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fimmel and
th e pageant. “The Last F rontier,” family of Portland visited Mr. and
at th e Newberg Fourth of Ju ly cel- Mrs. Roy Dargotz and fam ily Ju n e
ebration are Mr and Mrs. Fred 23.
M attern and Phyllis Wohlschlegel,
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Updike
Washington County Championship
Messrs. Leonard Whitmore, Hodson and small son motored to Oregon
McCormick and Vincent Wohl- City Wednesday with a load of
VERBOORT vs. ALOHA
schlegel in a quadrille, Wayne pulp wood.
Admission Free to All Games
Jones caller for the dance, Mervin
George Laem erm an and W. R
Whitmore, Don and Lauren Haynes. Hudson were in Forest Grove and
AN EXTRA MEASURE
“The Buck H eaven Buckaroos,” Hillsboro Friday afternoon,
musicians, and Merl McDougal as
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Stegm ann
OF PROTECTION
Jacob Shuck. “Buckaroos” will be and N. H. Nielsen w ere in Hills-
at the Hillsboro celebration during boro and P ortland Thursday,
the day.
Straw berry picking ended F ri-
Raspberry harvest began here t h e ; day afternoon a t the L Jesse
The m anagem ent of
lic funds, a n d trust
first of the week. The Misses M arie j berry field and the pickers were
this Bank always has
and Ju lia Fuch of Newberg will | treated to cake and ice cream
funds awaiting invest­
Helvetia
Mrs. Samuel Logan
Birthday Parties
Held Kansas City
j
Furlong, left Monduy afternoon by
.into for Minnvauta to upend the
sum mer visiting relatives.
N o rth P lains G ro u p M eets;
V a n D o n ie le n In ju re d
‘Date
q A
NORTH PL A IN S
Past C h ie fs '|
d u b of Ft iendahip T em ple m et ut
the hom e of M is Juine* M athieaeit
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n w ith M is 1*
A Q ualls us assisting hostess Vis *
Hors present w ere Mrs Jam es
A nderson of H illsboro und Mrs A
E Wilis A fter the business m e e t­
ing ”500'‘ was enjoyed. Mrs H enry
C ypher having high score. and Mrs
A E W illis low T he annual picnic
will be held in Ju ly T he commit*
tee Includes M csdumes W E Mays.
Hess A nderson and Sadie H o llen ­
beck.
YanDom elen Hurt
J A V anD onielen had the mis
fo rtu n e to get his hand caught in
a pulley w hile h au lin g buy lust
week.
Mi and Mrs Jo h n M iller and
d a u g h te rs of P o rtlan d w ere week
end guests at th e J. It S anford
home
Mr and Mrs M It Finch and
sons G eorge und Donuld w ere din
n e r p arty guests Sunday of Mrs
Finch’s sister, Mrs. W E Mays,
and family
Jo h n W ebber and fam ily of port
land visited at the M ike Z ahl home
Sunday.
Mrs F red G ordon and daughtei
F lorence of H illsboro spent Wed
nesilav w ith Mrs G o rd o n s sister.
Mrs F rank Jackson.
Dr and Mrs S A M ulkey of
P ortland spent the week*cnd w ith
Mr and Mrs W E M ulkey
Mr and M rs W illiam S m ith and
Mrs W ornlow of H illsboro visited
Mr and Mrs S A M ulkey Sunday
Mrs S ue D avis of P o rtlan d v is­
ited
her
m other.
M rt
Ju liu s
Sehoenht rg. Sunday
CALL 47
A m i I ihvv y m ir Sum m er
elut lies put ill first-clll.sx
shape w ith o u r d e n n ­
ing service.
I Ionic Laundry &
Dry Cleaners
Trlrplianr 47
IlilBiwiru. Ore.
Leave fur Last
j
Californians Visit
County Relatives
Maybe you’ll have two
or three dates, if you
J
Beasley and grandson.
L lo v d 1
GREEN SPOT
ORANGEADE
From Tree-Ripened Fruit
The Ideal Beverage
r that Fourth of July
PICNIC or PARTY
>/» p in t 5c
—
Q u a r t 15c
—
G a llo n 55c
C A LL IRX1
And have it bottle delis ered to
your home or cull at
I IR GROVE DAIRY
HAPPY DAYS
Bend
CELEBRATE THE
Fourth of July
SUFFERERS
AT
HILLSBORO
Free Baseball
2 p. m., July 3
Hayward
1:30 p. m., July 4
D eposit I nsurance
A N N O U N C E M E N T ---
We Announce a Dividend at
the Rate of
3%
Payable Jane 30th 1935
Checks will be mailed Ju n e 30th to all paid up C ertificate
holders and earnings w ill be added to all other accounts.
All money invested here before Ju ly 10th will be cred­
ited as of Ju ly 1st in accordance with our usual annual offer
U nder State Supervision w ith legal guarantee Reserve Fund
No b etter investm ent available.
taken every possible
precaution to safeguard
the funds of its deposi­
tors. In keeping with
this traditionally con­
servative policy, depos­
its made here are now
insured by the Federal
Deposit Insurance Cor­
poration.
The insurance thus pro­
vided applies to all de­
posits, including per­
sonal and corporate de­
posits, deposits of pub­
Fireworks
9:15 p. m., July 4
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF 150
INDIVIDUAL PIECES AT SOUTH
FIELD SHUTE PARK.
Bring the Whole Family
IMPROVED PICNIC ACCOMMODATIONS
FREE PARKING SPACE FOR 5000 CARS
ment.
At the present time, the
maximum amount in­
sured for each depos­
itor is $5,000. This does
not mean that a depos­
itor with an account of,
say $500, is guaranteed
$5,000, but it d o e s
mean that his $500 is
fully insured. Deposit
insurance is for your
protection. It is a per­
manent part of the Na­
tion’s law.
July 4 Program
Patriotic, Floral Parade ..................... 9:15
Patriotic Exercise» ............................... 11:00
Boy»’ and Girl»' Race» ....................... 2:00
Ladies’ Nail Driving Contest ............ 2:00
Old-Time Fiddlers* Contest ................ 3:00
Airplane Stunts Over Park
a.
a.
p.
p.
p.
m.
m.
m.
m.
m.
Other Features
Boys' Bicycle Race, 1 p. m., July 3
Goddess of Liberty Dance, 9 p. m., July 3
Band Concerts, All-Day, July 4
Free Aerial Acrobat Act Daily
1:30 p. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Carnival Attractions —
Shows All-Day
CASH A N D MERCHANDISE PRIZES IN ALL CONTESTS
DANCING AFTERNOON - EVENING ON JULY 4th
Commercial National Bank
'"The largest Independent Bank
In Washington County*'
Washington Savings & Loan Ass’n
1. M. PERSON, Manager
Havings A Loan Bldg.
Hillsboro, Oregon
Illllsber«
Celebrate "Happy Days" In Rilta-
boro July 2, 2, and 4
Make Hillsboro Your
Holiday Headquarters
Meet Your Friends and
Neighbors at "Happy Days”
AUSPICES HILLSBORO FIREMEN’S ASSN., Inc.