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With W hich toCombinei Uie Hillsboro Independent
Volume 13, No. G
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George Shoppe, V ic to r Hodley and
John S chineltzer fam ilies.
The A lb rig h t B rotherhood met
at the John S chineltzer home ut
M ountain Home Tuesday evening
"W hat the H rotherhnod Can Do
for the C o m m u n ity " was the sub
c t of discussion M i ".dames H a n y
Cast L isted; Mr#. F lint O u t je
and John S chineltzer served a St
P ali n k lunch K m to u church could
line# R ecent Trip
not e n te rta in the B rotherhood be
cam e o f p re v a ilin g illnesses.
Illy Ml«« L o r a i n . P v n im ln )
M i . M axim - H illin g # “ f Eugene
S C H O L LS Cast (or t h e play,
"T h e l. lt t le
C lodh op pe r," to be visite d at the Ed Dem m m home
given lit the (¡range h a ll F rida y Sunday.
• v e ilin g in c lu d e . F vulyn H a tfie ld .
Jo e B rittla n un derw ent a m ajor
M r#
Peggy Haynes.
M rs.
Hoy operation at Hie Jones hospital in
Meyers. M ary Schineltzer, H o y H ills b o ro Saturday
Meyers, Joseph S tre tch e r and P hil
R rlira rs r fu r ( ailtata
B u rk e It i.s a story of a g ir l who
Rehearsals for the Easter Cantata
I is adopted by ric h relative s from "A M o rn in g in the O rie n t," are
an orphan#; home The relative s being lie ld euch Sunday and Tue.,-
.seek tile m a rria g e of th e ir son to day evening M i
E. S tretche r is
the g ir l In order to gum control director.
o f her money.
Hazel (ie m b e llfi, D o ro th y Ficken,
l.in ille llolacco............
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June
W
estcott.
lto b e rt F lcketi, V io la W estcott, M i l
va H arnett, lto b e rt H a th b iin were
on the honor r o ll at the Ja ckto w n
< Ity Mm Jtn»r Mi-yrrn,
school (or the past fiv e weeks.
B U X T O N A dance and supper
T e lls of Trip
Scholl (¡range met S atu rday and w ill he sponsored by the W B
the fo llo w in g vis ito rs were present: A ladies at the G range hall M arch
Forsythe of Hillsboro 28 w ith music by tin- Vandeheys
M r and M i
Mrs. M
H Watson spent most
(¡range and M rs Iv y F lin t of K in -
ton (¡ran ge W alter J u cq u lth gave o f last week w itli Mrs. E a rl F is h
a ta lk on cure of the la w n and er ut Sunset.
Green M ou ntain G range m et at
di cu ra tive shrubbery. Mrs. A I!
F lin t gave a travelog ue on th e ir the h a ll Saturday.
A q u iltin g bee w ith pot lu ck
ix week .' t u p to the O zark m o u n
tain region B eaverton O range was d in n e r was held at the home of
to have had charge of the m eet Mrs. Ira Pow ell M arch 17 Q u ilt
ing. tint because o f the death of in g was done fo r M rs Pow ell and
a mem ber, I. Denney, they did M rs Ethel Meyers
H a rle y Q uii-r has gone to O r
not come The Scholls O range w ill
have charge of the m eeting ut land. Cal . to begin a sh eep shear
ing tour.
K tn to n A p r il 4.
M i and Mrs. L. G land o f near
O liv e r T a y lo r of P ortla nd wus Hanks have m oved to the Fred
a Sunday v is ito r o f S. P T a y lo r S u lliv a n plucc
I l l s daughter. Miss G e ra ld in e T a y
M rs
Fred S u lliv a n Is v is itin g
lor, is la id up w ith a fra c tu re d her brother, F rank B urgholzer, at
ankle.
G len cullen . M r S u lliv a n expects
Mrs
Osa Cates o f W oodland. to leave soon fo r Alaska, w here
W ash, re turn ed to her home S u n he w ill be em ployed
day a fte r a week's v is it w ith her
R alph H annan and fa m ily
ot
b ro th e r, I. W G u ild , and fa m ily
P ortla nd visite d bis m other, Mrs.
H ill, w ho is i l l at her
H e ryle Peters i . s till confined to W. E
his bed a fte r .e ve n weeks' illness home here, F rid a y.
M r. a n d M rs. M
P. B row n
w ith seal let feve r and com p lica
tions.
i Helen Le skai o f P o rtla n d visite d
and Mrs. O tto S to w e ll th is
D e lbe rt B urke o f O S C. spent M r
fro m Tuesday u n til Sunday at the week-end.
M is. A le x A lle n le ft Sunday fo r
pa ren ta l home
M is
A nna W enstrom o f P o rt Globe, A iiz , fa r a Viglt w ith hi r
husband,
w ho is w ith the S. P.
land is v is itin g at the home of her
sister. M rs E lizab eth Heed, and com pany there. M i Iv in Pow ell w ill
lie in charge of the fa rm d u rin g
also Hie V ic to r W enstrom home
D r and M rs. W B C handler her absence.
Eh-ry W hiteside has gone to
v i.lte d D r
and M rr
M ilo M a r
Ju n ctio n C ity , w h ere he w ill be
tin d a le at W oodburn Sunday.
M r and M rs S A G o ite r and em ployed.
W illia m and D e lm a r Riggle o f
sons moved fro m P ortla nd to th e ir
farm last week T hey resided in B lrk c n fc ld spent the w e e k -e n d
here.
P ortla nd this w in te r w h ile th e ir
Mrs. Fred H e w itt is visiting her
•oil, S tan fo rd, attended
Benson
granddaughter. M rs. G. P. H us
Tech.
M r and M rs Joe K e rr J r spent bands, in P ortla nd
M r. and M rs
C a rl Watson of
eve ral day# last week at t ti e
F o u rn ie r home n e a r
O lym pia. P o rtla n d spent th e w eek-end at
W ash, w here th e y w e re called by the C. A. M organ home.
M r. and Mrs. G reen and fa m tlv
the illness of her mother, Mrs
have moved fro m D m - O h lc m ille r
Hose Fournier.
place to Hanks.
Fourteen guLs were in itia te d at
Mrs. Jessie T illm a n and s o n
the Scholls J u n io r W oman's clu b
M arch 18 at t h e J. B B a rtle tt ' G ilb e rt Frost and Mrs. J e s s e
M
eyers
accom panied M r. and Mrs.
home.
Miss D o ro th y Root o f St Johns L a u re l Frost of Forest G rove to
s|ient the w eek-end v is itin g her ! Stevenson. W ash, fo r a v is it w ith
sister, Miss Helen Hoot.
• M rs T illm a n 's daughter, and fam -
51 rs T illm a n 's daughter. M is. Ed
A sm all cro w d attended t i l e 1 Stocker, and fa m ily .
D ouble S ix
m eeting at S cholls j
Ml i Charlotte Sullivan, who is
F rid a y evening. D ancing fo llo w e d
a good program Delegates decided ; em ployed at M u ltn o m a h re sta u
vis ite d her m othe r here last
to hold the next m eeting at T u a la rant.
week.
tin . J M S tretcher, v ice -p re sid e n t,!
M r and M is V ic to r S to w e ll o f
presided a., the president. V ln Vtn
P o rtla n d visite d re la tive s here this
cent o f N ew berg, was unable to j week-end.
attend.
Miss Florence Sim pson of Taco
A rm o u r Reynold# le ft M on da y to I
ma visite d her uncle and aunt.
begin w o rk in tile I. G. A. store at
M r. and M rs R alph Simpson, last
Mist
week.
B ric k la y e rs Tuesday started lay- .
in g blocks fo r the basement and ]
fou nda tion of th e new house at !
the F’erd G ro n e r ranch.
Last o f the series o f card parties
was held at the I (). 0 . F ha ll
M arch 18 P inochle honors w ent to
G. W. Thiessen w ill speak b e
Mrs. J. F Bennett a n d George
•A llison, high: M is Charles S e iffe rt fore the West U n ion local o f the
and J. E. Bennett, low. Five h u n F arm ers' U nion at K P. hall. N o rth
dred Mrs. Jack K aynnrri and E rn Plains, A p r il 2. His topic « i l l be
est Hite, higti; M rs. L u c ille F lin t "P u b lic U tility " A state de pu ty
and V in cen t Olsen, lo w -. G rand fire m arshal w ill also g ive a ta lk.
prize of the series fo r "800” was A ll m em bers are urged to be pres
w on by George A llis o n and for ent as special business w ill be tra n
sacted. D elin qu en t
members are
piniH-hle by Mrs. Venus Bennell.
M r and M rs August Sem olke urged by the o ffic e rs to pay up
and fo u r daughters o f M t. Angel | and help th e ir local get m ore d e l
visite d at the L. H. M u rra y home egates to the con ven tion at M ount
A llg e l M ay 1». 20 and 21. Delegates
Saturday.
w ill be chosen at th is m eeting A
B irth d a y Celebrated
M r. and M rs John S chineltzer w in d sh ie ld stic k e r w i ll be p re
and Miss Helen S chineltzer went sented tn a ll m em bers w ho arc
to the V ic to r Hodley home S a tu r paid up fo r 1938.
day in honor of Mrs. Leah Hod-
le y s b irth d a y and Sunday the an
If you change your address k in d
nual fa m ily d in n e r was held at the ly notify ihc A rgus direct and at
H odley home and in clud ed the i once.
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Play Friday
Scholls Hall
k alabliahvd 1M79
Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday, .March 26, 1936
Revival Services Conducted
Local Free Methodist Church
Dance at Buxton
Saturday Evening
West Union Unit
to Meet April 2
Rev. and Mr*. W . It. B u c k le r
Rev. and M rs. W. R. B uckler,
evangelists and singers o f In d ia n
apolis,
Indiana, are engaged in
conducting re v iv a l services at the
Free M etho dist church. Service*
arc held each evening at 7:30.
Rev. B u c k le r was born in the
state o f Illin o is His fa th e r died
when he was three years o f age.
le avin g his m other w ith seven
sm all c h ild re n A t the age o f ten
years his m other and fa m ily m o v
ed to Indianapolis. Ind A t a v e ry
young age Rev. B u c k le r roamed
over the c o u n try sleeping in box
cars and ea ting o ff back door steps
fo r q u ite a num ber o f years L a te r
in life he became a ba rte nd er and
gam bler.
A t the age o f 25 he w ent to a
mission chu rch and heard t h e
gospel message o f salvation and he
im m e d ia te ly surrendered his life
to God. G ixl gave h im a d e fin ite
cu ll to preach the gospel, lie has
had a w ide experience in a ll kin ds
o f slu m w o rk and has been in s tru
m ental in leading m any of the
3. E scrow s-C ollcction e.
4. F. II. A. Loans.
5. S a fe
D ep osit B oxes.
6. A u to m ob ile Loans.
7. M oney O rders and
D rafts.
i By Mrs. O. H. P etem on)
B E N D M r. K ra n z of P ortla nd ,
w ho purchased the place occupied
by Fred W ell fa m ily , is b u ild in g a
new m odern house on his place.
M r and Mrs. O liv e r Lane of
T
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lIT teteS t KCCIl
p a ,.„ -
Mr and
Mr.
P h ilip Adams, and son. Mr
and M rs Lane have the Adam s
be rry crop
contracted and are
c u ltiv a tin g the crop.
A play, "T he M yste ry House,” a
th r illin g dram a of liv e ly ghost# and
m oaning .spooko w ill be put on by C ase S carlet F ever R eport
a .elect cast nt ve rsa tile seniors at
ed H elv etia D istrict
the T ig a rd high, M arch 27.
J im m ie Nichols, w ho is liv in g at
(By Mr«. Jo h n M. D avidson)
the Selander
home, spent fro m
H E L V E T IA —A n o th e r p u p il was
T hursd ay u n til Sunday in P o rtla n d e n ro lle d at the n a tu ra liz a tio n school,
v is itin g relatives.
w h ich is being held at H e lvetia
E rw in S ch lictin g was taken to school each F rid a y n ig h t
u n til
the W ilco x hospital in .Mbwberg Easter, when the date w ill be on
re ce n tly w ith in fla m m a to ry rh e u m T h u rsd a y n ig h t u n til the end of
atism.
M ay. Mrs. C M W h itfo rd ha.- tw o
M r. and Mrs. H. L. E isner and classes, one fo r those w h o w ill be
daughter M arian and son Ronald ready to get citize nsh ip papers in
visite d Sunday at the home of June, and a class fo r those w ho
Mrs. E l ner's gra nd m othe r, M rs. have to learn to read and w r ite
W illia m B a rtle tt, at Fishers, Wash. English. Several visito rs attend and
ta ke great in te rest in the lessons.
M r. and Mr.
Fred W e lle r and
tw-o daughters le ft S atu rday fo r | The Sunshine club m et w ith Mrs.
C lifto n , w here M r. W e lle r has em Pete Y u n k e r M arch 18. Mrs. E m il
Jossy o f T illa m o o k , an ex-Sunshine
ploym ent.
clu b member, and M rs Zenor of
Thom as Bowne, celebrated his
20th b irth d a y at the home o f his C o n n e ll station and M rs. W hite
parents. M r. and M rs Bruce Bowne. fro m the Grossen place in P h illip s
and fa m ily on St. P a tric k ’s day. were visito rs Mrs. E. Z u rc h e r read
H e nry and C larence Bow ne and an a rtic le on "S afe D r iv in g " and
Miss R u th S ta rk of M u ltn o m a h Mrs. J M Davidson a Scotch story,
"T he Lost Lam b." M rs. L. B e llin g e r
were present.
and Mrs. H. Jacobson w ere assis
Joe K u sie was v e ry plea santly tin g hostesses. N ext m eeting will
surprised by his frie n d s S atu rday be w ith Mrs. John W enger.
evening in honor o f his b irth d a y .
Mrs. E lizabeth S chm idt is con
There were about 25 present.
valescing at her home. She was
M i- M ild re d S te in h o ff and b ro th v e ry sick fo r tw o weeks. H er
er . F erd and A r th u r S tein ho ff, daughters. Mrs. B e rth a Peterson
visite d th e ir niece, Mrs. F red K a rie , ( and Mrs. L illy H utchison, have been
at A u ro ra Sunday.
ta k in g care o f her M rs. R Hamer,
Miss Post Rehired
Mrs. George Schneider and Mrs.
M iss Frances Post, local school H e n ry Bishop, w h o have been i l l
teacher, is reh ired to teach fo r the fo r some tim e, are g e ttin g better.
next year. I t w i ll be her sixtee nth
Has Scarlet F ever
year.
in Citizen Class
Neighborhood new s from 30 A r
gus correspondents i n d if f e r e n t
sections of W ashington county ap
pear in the A rgus each w e e k .
Learn w hat your friends are do
ing for less th an th ree cents a
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Say you saw It in the Argus
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Donelson & Sewell
Phone 933
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Hillsboro
F U N E R A L D IR E C TO R S
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M A R T IN M S T R A N D W O LD
S C H O L LS — M a rtin M. S tra n d -
w old. who has been liv in g a t th e I
home o f his niece. M rs O ra Kes
ter. died S aturday a fte r a short
illness. He i.s s u rvive d by a daugh
ter, Mrs. Cora Rhode# of Seattle,
and
i n. Hat >ld S ti and w old </ i
Prosser. Wash., w ho came F rid a y
to assist w ith the care o f th e ir
fa th e r; tw o sisters,
Mrs. A. M.
E rickson o f Prosser Wash., and
Mrs. A. A aneberg of Spokane; tw o
brothers. M agnus S tra n d w o ld of
V a llie r, M ont., and K r.ute S tra n d
w o ld o f Fargo, N. D.
F uneral
services and in te rm e n t were at
Prosser, Wash., Tuesday.
Credit Report!
In
Tillamook. Yamhl 1,
Polk and M arion Counties.
Personal Contact on Coliectiora
Washington County Office
C om m ercial B u ild in g
Second and Main Streets
Phone 3071
Hillsboro, Oregon
Memorials of True Beauty
BLASTING
TRIBUTE
M r and Mrs. D a vid Tschabold
had the fo llo w in g relative s as d in - .
ner p a rty guests Sunday: M r. and
Mrs. H e n ry Fuegy and fa m ily from
A lo h a and M r. and M rs. A rn o ld
No m atter how large or small t io
m em orial you select may be, we w .ll
make every possible effort to m ake it
truly beautiful. Only the finest materi; It
and w orkm anship will go Into it. In t e-
sign, likewise, it will be original, modern
and distinctive. O ur prices are the very
lowest possible.
O REG ON M O N U M E N T W O R K S
H. H. STANNARD, M anager
Phone 121
Hillsbcro
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Every savings certifi
cate I# insured up to
$5,000.00 under the
Federal Insurance
Plan.
Savings of $1.00 ac
c e p te d o r la r g e r
amounts to suit your
convenience. S tart a
systematic savings
account today.
Tualatin Valley
Federal Savings
& Loan Ass'n.
J. M. PERSON. Mgr.
Savings A Loan Bldg.
Hillsboro
Oregon
Chevrolet's
high-compression valve-in-head engine
acaed- economy corf/wtrf eyaa£/
TRANSPORTATION
Every t e s t p ro ves i t ’s m ore eco
(2) it is a txifix'-indicod
six-cylinder engine.
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nom ical . . . Every Chevrolet owner
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h u o n s i t ‘s m ore e c o n o m ic a l . . .
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Automobile Loans
To customers considering car pur
chases— this bank is prepared to
extend the advantages and econ
omies of hank credit in handling
unpaid balances.
See our automobile finance depart
ment for details of monthly pay
ments and substantial savings
available. Place yourself on the
advantageous footing of a cash
buyer.
8. T ra v ele rs’ C hecks.
Commercial National Bank
"The Largest liiilrpeiiilrnl Bank iti W ashington ( iiiinly'
Hillsboro
Berger and fa m ily fro m West U n-
ion T h e ir daughter. M rs. W allace
McCuen. and fa m ily re tu rn e d w ith
her husband to Lo ng view , Wash.,
a fte r spending tw o weeks' vacation
w ith her parents.
Mrs. E m il Jossy and c h ild re n of
T illa m o o k have be< n spending the
spring vacation v is itin g her m other,
Mrs. N o rth ru p in Shady B ro o k and
oth er relative s and friends.
Mrs. W. M u lk e y of N ew berg spent
the week-end at the home o f Mrs.
Charles Spiering. M rs M u lk e y was
an active m em ber of the Sunshine
clu b fo r m any years.
Pat Cassidy accompanied Wes
le y B atchelder home fro m O. S. C.
to spend the spring vacation at the
James B atchelder home.
Joe Hren Jr. of Portland is at
his home here a victim of scarlet
fever.
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The Chevrolet engine is
the most economical auto
mobile engine produced
today, because ( I ) it is a
siv-evlinder engine, and
Offers You These
2. Prom pt P erson al
Loans.
New Home Planned
by Bend Resident
Section 2, Pages 1 to 6
E stablished 1894
A L O H A C. J. S tickn e y reports
sale of acreage on Lang avenue
to M r. and Mrs. Charles O. Van-
cbvier o f Beaverton.
T hey w ill
b u ild th is sp rin g and occupy it as
a home.
Independent Bank
1. Insured D eposits.
Rev. B u c k le r w ill give the story
o f his life Sunday at 7:30 p m He
has a story th a t w ill be in te re s t
in g to the younger generation.
Rev. and Mrs. B u c k le r have given
tw e n ty-o n e years of service to the
Free M ethodist church. A c o rd ia l
welcom e is extended to the p u b lic.
B eaverton Folk P u rch ase
A lo h a A crea g e, to Build
Your Local
“Personulized” Services
u n d e rw o rld to C h ris t and a be tte r
life.
H illsboro A rgos
O rrgoll
ill
Its vah'e-in-heati design
ruts gasoline consump
tion still lower because
there is less loss of hent
through the walls of the
rom hustion chamber in
v a lv e -in -b e a d eng ines,
and the advanced con
struction o f the Chevro
let engine gives m axi
mum b eat (or power)
saving.
A nd e v e r y p e r s o n w ill r e a d ily
M ost im portant of all,
Chevrolet s more rfli-
cirn t cooling system, pres
sure stream oiling and
the greater accessibility
of all working parts re
sult in more dependable
operation, over a longer
period of time, w ith the
lowest maintenance costs.
Thus, Chevrolet'« valve-
in-head engine o n ly one
u n d e r s ta n d t h e s e s im p le A -B -C
Ila .’ i r rylim len use lesa
gas and oil in faci, use
thè Icn.’t gas and nil
beeause six cylinders are
thè mnst eeonnmical
combinatinn
uaed in
modern automobiles. /
reasons why it is m ore econom ical
CHEVROLET
of its kind in i hetrnlet'I
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omy w ithout ci,uai.
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