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H IL L S B O R O Pare Two of Iowa Hill school gave a Thank«-, giving program November 27 Sev eral accordion solos by Lester New-, «• man, songs by all of the c h ild re n , I and various recitations and play lets formed the program. Ceremony Held Minnie Bradford became Missionary to India Talks Mis« Edna Stucki Honored the Mrs. bride of Ed M auer early las! at M. E. Church Meet week The couple left for Hoaquim. at Shower; Party Held i Wash.. November 25. retu rn in g home <Bv Mi.«« Don't hy Cooke! RETHANY-CEDAR MII.I C edar Friday evening. A charivari was CORNELIUS Miss Evelyn Recti Mill Townsend club will meet given them S aturday night. Guests of Mrs. M argaret Gnos ' and pupils of the upper grades of Tuexdav night to elect officers for November 211 were Mr. and Mrs I the Cornelius public school cuter- th<* coming year. Joe Vanandenhagen and family of l tained with a Thanksgiving pro- A Townsend card party was giv en at the home of Mr and Mrs. Verboort, Mrs. E. A. D eaville of gram at the school W edne-day Hillsboro and Mr. and Mrs. A rn - : ernoon. John M eurcr Saturday evening Miss Alfreda Kehlri. teacher of Six tables of ’’500" were in play. old Gnos and family. Misses Anne and Jean n e Jepson J Iowa Hill school, spent the holi- Mrs Kurtz, and Charles Boy re and Theodore Pierce of Portland ceived high, and Mrs R o b e r t days at her home in Oreneo. Graves and Frank Steffan second spent Thanksgiving day at th e, Miss Edna Holden, a m issionary John Jepson home. Miss Nellie Larsen and Fred to India, spoke at the M. E. church Misses Emma and Amelia Deth- i Sunday m orning She showed manv Kirsch of Grays River. Wash . were lefs of Portland spent most of last I m arried November 19 at Vancou displays she brought from India ver. They returned to Grays River week visiting their sister. Mrs. Al- Boin. to Mr. and Mrs. R. Hall. wina Herdlein. They retu rn ed to immediately. Mr. Kirsch is in busi a girl, last week. Portland Monday. Mrs. Herdlein I Clifford Mapes, raa there. u n i v. , .. ____ . i i .... .. . .j v ttitu iu » id M* ¿s, who iic it attending ness Mr and Mrs. Yule Austin and ^ o n t |» n i e d them and will spend Rchoo, in O akland Ca 1.. spent the rnllj- spent Thanksgiving D a y : 'om e time \isitm g at th e Dot efs ho| idays w ;lh |us n m other, Mrs. family ................ ------------- ---- . with Mr and Mrs. H arvey C arr of home Henry Behrman. He left for Cali Miss Irene Lorenz of Portland fornia Saturday. St. Johns. spent the w eek-end at the Fred Rev. and Mis H. R. Seheuerm an Shower Given Muhly home. and family of V ernonia visited here A shower was given at the home Mr. and Mrs. John Jepson and Friday. of Mrs. Albert Meier by Mrs AI- family and Theodore Pierce visited Mr. and Mrs. W. Kensington, re bert Meier and Mrs. John Wismer m fs Jcpson's mother. Mrs. Ida Edi cently of Wenatchee. W ash. are in honor of Miss Edna Stucki, who gal- of Bethany. Thursday night. making th eir home w ith Mrs K en-' w ill soot become the bride of Hen- I ---------------------- sington's brother and sister-in-law , ry Berger O thers present were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dore. Mr. Mesdames Otto Wismer. Carl K rum - Kensington has recently been sta merle. Chris Schindler Sr.. Carl tioned in Portland. Wismer. Lawrence Glaske. W erner William Cooke spent the holiday: Meier, Carl Berger. Dewey Dror- w ith his sis:er. Mrs. Robert Baker. iR v M a h d B A ttiren t baugh. George Foege, John Meier nd family of Portland. Jr., Chris Schindler Jr., Harold MOUNTTAIN HOME— M ountain Mr. and Mrs. H. R itthaler and Jones, Ben Leu. Leverett Adams, Home Christian Endeavor society son George ___ _ accompanied by Miss W alter Nickol. A1 Tuller of P o rt will meet at the Harold Aebischer QaVy'of'Sco'fi'eld'visited Port land, William Nickol. Harry A lding home Friday evening. Officers will land friends Thanksgiving. en H arry Hansen, Fred Berger Jr., be elected Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Bishop and Alfred Berger. A rthur Gould, Jam es Double-trees will meet December chiidj.en Doris Program Held at Club to Elect at Cedar Mill M t. H o m e Society to Elect O fficers AR G U S. H IL L S B O R O , home of Mr. and Mi r J. P. Van- d ctlan d en The evening was spent in playing 500. High honors went io Mr Zelbert B iker and Louis S tro h m ay er, low Io Mis. J. P v a u d e i andon and son Robert. Mr and Mr- M. J V anderranden and family attended a family r e union T hanksgiving at the home of Mi V anderzanden s . parents, Mr and M r George Vandehey. of Roy. Covers Were laid for forty- ght. The Harmony club gave Mr and Mrs Earl Edmonds a farewell par- , v Sunduy at the M. J. V aitdeizan- den home. Covers w ere laid for th irty -b v e The club presented Mrs. Edmonds w ith a lovely gift. Mr. and Mrs Edmonds left for Coos Bay Sunday evening to m ake their home. ---------------------- Births Mork To Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mork of Scholls. November 28. a boy. ---------------- — — SI MMOXS In the Circuit Court of the Stai of Oregon, tor W ashington conn- ty. Earl A. Miebus Plaintiff. vs. William A Geyer and Lydia G ey er. husband and wife: and Erna Fischer. A dm inistratrix of the E state of E. G ustave Fischer, d e ceased; Erna Fischer. Meta Fisch er Board and Joint Doe Board. her husband. Karl Fischer and Jan e H e Fischer, his wife: and Vei a Liebke and J o h n Doe I.i.b k e. her, husband. Defendants. To th e above named Defendants— K arl Fischer a n d Jan e Doe Fischer, his w ife, and Vera I.icbke and John D ih > Liebke. her hus band. In the Name of the S tate of Ore- Ron, you arc hereby Thurulny. December B, 1935 O RFG ON plaintiff of the sums prayed tut in plaintiff's complaint, and the balance, if uny. to be paid to the clerk of this court to dispose of as the court might ili reel. Third: That the above named d e fendants and each and all of them unit all persons claim ing by, through, or under them be fore (.josed, enjoined mid precluded fror Olli s,.(tulg out any :my right, t title. i t l e , claim or interest in the prem ises describ ed in plaintiff's mortgage, except only the statutory right of re demption, and that the plaintiff lie allowed to become a purchaser at said sale. Service of this summ ons is made upon you by publication Thereof in the Hillsboro Argus, a new spa per of general circulation published in Washington County, Oregon, once each week for a period of four consecutive and successive weeks by virtue of an order m ade by the Honorable R Frank Peters, judge of the above entitled court, and entered in said court a n d cause on November 27th. 1935, said j period of publication being the period prescribed by said order. The dale of the first publication of this summons is November 28, 1935. The date of the last publica tion of this summons is December 26. 1933. P. L. PATTERSON. A ttorney for the Plaintiff Resident Attorney of Oregon. Post-office Address: Wells Building. Hillsboro. Ore. 41-a VENETI u a THURS - FRI - SAT. -7» S P E C IA L M A T IN E E S A T U R D A Y -S T A R T S A T I P .M . A show every child should see. W e nre therefore low ering the M atinee Price to Children to 5c I T H E B IE S T R E A D N O V E L with di Freckles » V IR G IN IA E I D L E R A * «ai Laurie - Loù’^ CAROL STONEj ài Màry Ard?" Pl ■ The 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 copiet published would make u slack, nf books 63 MILES I I LSI I ADDED Syn-O-Spray W ED W A SH ER TERMS MR. D AIRYM AN- Milk prices are higher Feed the best and make more profit We quote subject to market changes, the following prices on j Imperial Better Quality Dairy Feeds: Imperial Dairy, 20% ............................ $30.00 ton Cow Ration, 17% ..................................... 27.00 ton M olasses Dairy, 15% .............................. 25.00 ton Ground Screenings, 12% .................... 20.00 ton M olasses Ground Screenings, 12% .... 21.00 ton H em pseed Oil M eal, 30% .................... 27.00 ton Try Imperial Better Quality Feeds—Our prices are low er—quality is higher. Pay Cash and Save — Trade with Imperial I, I I Phone «1 Millers of Quality Feeds South Second Ave. M O T IO N P IC T U R E S i MAX BAER i Versus ■ i JO E L E W IS i Taken at the R ingside— with important in slow motion. a i PLUS— i i maoo whin EVERETT M ARSHALL • I a « ■ io i DOLORES DEL RIO >» I I LIVE I FOR LOVE I I S atu rd ay N ig h t Preview, 11:15 - N o Extra C harge s r a im SUN - MON - TUES. Continuous Show Sunday — 2 p. m. to 11 p. m. they laughed together ... hoped together ... I I W EPT TO G E TH E R ! I Two men and a g irl . . » I then the world suddenly fill ed them with memories I so p o ig n a n t th e y could not forget I I I I I I I I SAMUEL GOLDW YN p r e s e n ti f n c M A H O B ER O rounds »i e n b e n T M ARSHALL The W h o le W o rld 's on a H o n o r- See this big oversize washer todayl Not only your eyes but also your ears will tell you what a value it is. It runs so quietly that you'll say it isn't running. Washes faster, too because it has larger capacity. Safety release wringer can be moved to four positions. A si fo r Free Demonstration Imperial Feed & Grain Co. a THURS. 4« 44 I Q uiet, A T T R A C T IO N S ! I Walt Disnev’s Mickey Mouse Review I MICKEY MOUSE CARTOONS I “Cam ping Out' The R a n d Concert I “M ickey's Kangaroo' I A L S O -- 5 "O ur Gang Comedy Frolics of 1936” Sinus Trouble I B loom ing IN C R E A T IO N ^ » TOM BROWN I Roy 25c IRECKlXf sel, Esther. Alma and Rose Stucki eiarence neison l unu’ n w M cAlear, . gins Valley visited Mrs Jo h n B U ck ' , i ( i w in ap p l, to the court for f- Elsie Tonges. Marie Tonges. Hulda, and w ires were put in place earlier £ uesday. trix. 41-5 “ “ ef demu^ ; d in bis said com- Freda and M argaret Berger, Ruth, last week. . . „ .. ,,, , , . , . , : Mrs. W. O G ary and Miss Lora »jaint. to-wit: N O T H K T O C B K P IT O B S Edna and Ophelia Wismer. Irene Mrs. Bertha Waldron e n te rta in e d . and O rljn of Scofield visited here ' y h st; That there be adjudged to . the County Court. S tate of () reff on. Hansen. Lois Meier, and Jean Ber the c* fn llr tw in c r T h a n k ? 2 iv in 2 . M . «•___ « ■ In following Thanksgiving: M r . Friday. The G arys are form er Cor- be due to the above named plain- County of W aahtngtiM . Probate D ep art ger. A recitation was given by and Mrs. Howard Stumms of ment. nelius residents. ! tiff th e sum of $3000.00, together Mrs. W alter Nickol. Springbrook. Miss Acnes Dillon of the M a tte r of the Estate of, M argaret Leslie Brown spent Thanksgiving interest thereon at the rale In Maa*«. Decease«}. Milwaukie. L. R. Ralston of Che- A girl. Nancy Fay, was born to Mr. and ........ M rs.1 u o( i o g p per CPnt per annum Notice « ia h hereby given I tn»l that Ih the r u under- h . lc r r , r - o n t o r M r a n d M r s F m e r v w ” ith “ his “ e parents, - * - — ». — ‘ ........ ei v rm p i i m i n i . . . . since . the . . . . . , Notlc, .rrb y KI«M n .I.r- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bellinger of halem Cent r Mi. and M s. Bl George W Brown of Gervais. ph dav of January. 1935. and for six„rd h». beri, »ppu in t» ! « d n .i.u .ir « i..r ■ H arris of Gibbs and J Jer a r r l. nt rtib h s district, rì’stu c .. an(l er- and jp g g j , , atto r- <>f th» of Manmrrt Ho»*». ............ . - West Union November 19. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. ome Waldron. Miss Bianche and Mr. and Mr». ney» fees. and for piatati«-« ees.s ° lS Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Charles Fet'd Toelle November 26. Finegan enjoyed Ih an k .- and disbursem ents. . _ . . ' q u «lifi« t. ah p*r»on« havimr rlaim « a *a in « t ■ Mrs. George Allison and family wUh Mr and Mrs Mrs Charles Boy visited Mr. and Elvin Second: For a decree fljbeclosing «aid estate are hereby notified to preaent r.M.4 family Fnnsiltz /.C UllIcK<M*i) .1 it certain mortgage executed by , the «an»e to me at 1009 Am erican Hank Finegatx and vf H ill. buru. I th Mrs. Frank S trahan of Portland Wcre “ r ,a" d “ I L £ c . C Ru,h e . » l , ^ ,» w . ' X l S i A o X 'i d V y d U Hubbard, and Mr. and Mrs. V. C Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George A tterbury Kindt and Miss Elaine Kindt of home several days last w eek w uii er_ husband and wife, on tne 4th lhe ,|ate h»r»>f. ana Mrs. Benson of Portland spent Portland. The Kindt family rem ain- I day of January, 1927. in favor of I> a l« l »nd fir»» publuhed Dwnnbrr a. t publication Jan uary 2. 193t Tnanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. E. ed u n til Friday afternoon. Miss Mr. and Mrs. W. R Cooke and August Miebus and heretofore as 11» C 15. IjM I» C H R IS T R N S K N . A d m in istrato r ¿ - J At t-l * _ • ___1 _ a « -« < -.« .4 Shereen Hall of P ortland J * n {arn;Iy Vlsj:ed n ,- an d M rs. Harold , signca to the plaintiff, w hich mort B Anderson. C. D. <’bri*ten»rn . A ttorney. 42-6 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graves, and 0Ver’n^ L J l i “ 1 * th C A" 1SOn Cooke of Beaverton T h an k sg iv in g . J gaRe w as recorded on th e 8th day Mr. and Mrs. J. M eurer and fam home 'November 27. of January. 1927, in book 104, page Mrs. Alice Newby of Portland ily spent Thanksgiving with Mr. 465. of th e Records of Mortgages of was a and Mrs. Floyd Burton of P o rt I W a sh in g to n 'to u n ty , Oregon, cover- daughter, What Better Way to Say land. , ing th e following described real Mr. and Mrs. Herman North of ---- situ ate in W ashington Astoria. Miss M argaret North of - « J W— County. Oregon, to-w it: Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe VI,io Ellis nf of (By Mrs. J. A. M cCoy) ° Portland and Dr. and Mrs. Ruhen- Beginning at a point 28 Ya^ m a' x ^ ^ A r ^ T V ^ r t n l v f sevr KANSAS CITY—Ruel B aker is dorf and family of P ortland spent When packages are unw rapped rods North of the Southeast mother. Mrs A rena Courtney. s e \- planning move his fam ily to Thanksgiving w ith Mr. and Mrs. corner of Section 36, T. 2 S., H. and exclam ations of joy and su r e r « d a \ Sr a n d r h i l d m n Hillsboro this w eek w here he has N. P. Johnson. 2 W. of the W illamette M eridi prise have q uieted—your picture (Tn & ie la tK e s ^ n ^ n te d a house. Mr. B aker is go- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Edigar have X an; thence North 58 rods; thence will be among the most highly- moved _ into ............................................. th eir new home. West 23 rods: thence South 58 ^ = eer ° f thC FarmCrS' Mr. and Mrs. Herman North of prized gifts. rods; and thence East 28 rods ^ a°M n u 8INn tp They t h » « M « R w e e k “^ Mrs. Freem an W aldron is vtatting to th e place of beginning, con Plan today to give w hat you taining 10 acres, more or less; tu rn ” Sunday and Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Roy Jaquith. who has been, r e v i v e s i n Portland A dyelot(e know will please— also, beginning at a point 13 4-7 v e n t with them. visiting a niece near Salem, re- Mr and Mrs. O .en rods N orth of th e said South T h e Cedar Mill Townsend club turned here last Saturday. and oaoy oi cascaaia an a Mr. ana YOUR PHOTOGRAPH east corner of said Section 36. « IS M ? n n a f n o d s a l e N o v e m - Mr. and Mrs. Dave Linens enter- Mrs. H arrison Beam an and daugh- T. 2 S.. R. 2 W. of the W illam h e r 9?$1a n d ° 23 a t the^Farm ers' C o - , tained with a dinner party in h o n -, ter Lorna of Hillside, and Mr. and ± r “ e M arket in P o r S o> oi her father. D. E* Sherick. of Mrs. Pleasant S tark and C harlie ette M eridian, (said point of beginning being the N ortheast The Pi iscilla Sewing club will Denver, Colo.. Saturday evening Beaman and fam ily of C ornelius corner of the M idleton Ceme m Jet w dh Mrs J Wiseman Thurs- Guests w ere Mr. and Mrs. Allen w ere Thanksgiving guests of Mr. tery, in said C jn ty and State), day atternoon Tapper. June, Holmes and Melvin and Mrs. J o h n je a m a n . thence Nort 14 13 14 r o d s , Guests of Mr. and Mr3. Ira Mr. a c a Mrs. John M eurer spent Tupper. all of Carlton; Ellen M^arie Hillsboro 109 S. 2nd m ore or lez . to the southeast Thanks iving Day w ith Mr and Jaquith, W alter Davis, L aura May Brown Thanksgiving w ere Mr and corner of the above described Mrs G e w ie Wightman of P ortland Linens, and George Linens. The Mrs. C harles W addle an d little Mr nn P h , I Thorne and Tupper family w ere w eek-end daughter Audrey and Dean Quick ! ten-acre tract, thence west along B ^ e r 'y and P hy tas T horne «A nt at the Linen home and M/ S' Q,uick ° f Hillsboro call- the south boundary of s a i d ten-cere tract 28 rods; thence T bankfgA taE w ith M and Mrs when they retu rn ed they took w ith ed in the afternoon south 8 13 14 rods, more or less, Rex T ^ i n e P ort and them D. E. Sherick. who will short- Kansas City school children gave Hex lb o rn e , oi ro ru a n a . retu rn to his home in Denver, little Earla Edmonds a farew ell; to the N orthw est corner of said Middleton Cem etery; and thence fcrad « o ld » , b a y «»▼»». East by South along the North a ■ t b ai a and « a la rr b , O n a 't « n 4 a r • t b la t a r t a r e boundary line of said Middle- ■ n o t b e r d a r . A a k f a » a F K K K ton Cem etery to the point of T H E A T M E X T aow . TO D A Y . A new gymnasium was started beginning, containing 2 acres, visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stroh D l a r a v r r b n w tb o n a a a d » b a r a at the Union school last week. fo n a d r c llc f « u lr k lr w llh m ore or less. m ayer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Z elbert B aker and and th a t the prem ises be sold in (B y Miss M a rth a Vanderzanden) Mrs. B aker's father, W. W. Rabuck. j the m anner prescribed by the laws Joseph Jr., . W who is a at- . - _ Moore , , . Ii ? 15 t: i spent Thanksgiving w ith Mrs. Bak- of Oregon and th e practice of this I Y e a r fra» t r n l a r a * (B y Mrs. E. W . H inrichs) tending Columbia university. sP®m er..s r i e h t . c o u court r t a n d ancLthe . t h e nroceeds be be aDolied: er's sjs{er sister, Mrs. Mrs. W W alter alter A l b Albright, proceeds applied: a ttlU b to a ll Mrs. K atherine K riebel’s son-in- the week-end w ith his paren-s. M r., gnd farnj]y of Portland. (a) t o the paym ent of the law, John Longdon, was taken to and Mrs J. A. Moore of Roy. | and ^jrs j p V anderzanden costs and expenses of the sale. H illsboro Pharm acy th e V eteran's hospital in Portland G ertrude Vandehey and Helen I and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Louis <b) To th e costs and disburse Z. J. Riggs. Prop. following an accident at Beaver- H ertel spent the w eek-end w ith S trohm ayer visited relatives in m ents of this suit. ton Sunday morning. An automo- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hertel of Portland Wednesday. (c) To the paym ent to th e bile crashed into a load of hay on Scholls. Vernon Lyda has been sick the w hich Mr. Longdon was riding. Visitors at the J. M. Vanderzan- past week w ith tonsilitis. Mrs. Theodore Strohm eyer and den home over the week-end were Mr. and Mrs. I. P. B rady and ~ Strohm eyer of Oregon City Mrs. Minnie Sohler and son Stan- family spent Thanksgiving w ith and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schink ley. Minnie Vanderzanden, Louise Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rosa near Ver- of Portland werec guests at the and K atherine Edmonds of Port- nOnia. u C. William H ergert home Thanks- land and M artha V anderzanden of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Strohm ayer M giving day. Monmouth. O ther visitors Sunday celebrated th e ir first wedding an- Fred Muhly Jr. spent Thonksgiv- were Evelyn Day. H enrietta and , niversary S aturday evening at the ing dav and the w eek-end at the Raymond V anderzanden of Mon- — D ecem ber mouth. Edw ard Day of Beaverton -------------------------------------------------- coast y-x • Mrs. Oliver Newman underw ent and Mr. and Mrs. M artin Bernards 11 and 12 and an appendix operation in a H ills of Oreneo. Mr. and Mrs. H arvey Jesse of | boro hospital Sunday. EXCLUSIVE Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Butterfield homeb s u n d lv ted at the C F' Jcsse F A IR B A N K S -M O R S E OFFICIAL and family entertained the Percy Miss Peggy D oherty spent t h e 1 Newman family on Thanksgiving w eek-end at her home at Troutlake, I of the Sensational H eavyw eight Contest day. Miss Hilda Kehrli and the pupils Wash. ONLY EASY Schram el S tu d io „a romance. of_ the Limberlost... N O T IC E 1)»-' F I N A I. S E T T l.F M K X T In the I ’.winly Court o f Ih e S tale of lire - gon. fo r W»»h»nicti»n County. Jn the M a tter of the K «tate of A. M Common*. Doceoaed. Notice i« hereby «riven that the under- «ittntNl. duly appointed Adntiniat ra trix of the above named entate. ha« filed in the at»ove entitled court and cause her fin a l «I’rtiunt and report a« aueb. ami the court M erry C hristm as 10 GENE STRATTON- PORTER’S stirring lllsboro, Oreifon, aa or hearing objection« nt, and for the fin a l tale. of November. IOS’» S. A d m in istra trix of Common«. Deceaaed. A ttorney for A dntini*- K ansas City M an W arehouse M anager Evening Price» l Saves you money! I ■ — less in its exciting drama from th» H oy by Guy Bolton Oir»ct»d by SIDNEY FBANKtIN Snlrom d (hrv UNITED ARTISTS KIBBEE * ALLEN JENKINS ALSO S ELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS | MELTEBEKE E L E C T R IC S T O R E A W a rn e r Bros. B e la r» w llh G U Y in a soul-stirring romance...en chanting in its beauty, breath NO RAISE IN PRICES COMING— DECEMBER 15, 16, 17 and 18 " M U T IN Y ON THE BOUNTY” I