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HILI-SBORO. AKtiVS. Ill 1 ,I.SB()R( 1. ( 1REGON
Thursday, September.'!, I!i.'!t
I O regon beaches this past week
Hillsboro, w h ere tin* various p ro b I’luss explained. "Is not to put ib u l
end
lems confi outing tiie various lo c is nut of biMine.a but to elim i
Mr. and Mrs J R D ehaan nnd
cals are threshed out. and w here nate w asteful and expensive bun
ch ild ren of W hitford station w ere
fum i problem s and legislation m e d h n g of farm needs and nierchan
w eek-end guests at th e Jo h n Davis
disc.
home. A lvie D uvis was also a guest
"F or instance, we tu rn b ark tn
at th e p a ren tal hom e d u rin g the
1 o u r Iniylng m tubers som ething
w eek-end.
T e a m E n ters T o u r n a m e n t;
like
$12.liisi a year in dividends,"
G uests of Mr and Mrs Alex B ruce G row th O r g a n iz a tio n S e e m s
Plass said "These dividends in
A ugust 26 at a d in n e r p arty ho n o r
B ir th d a y C e le b r a te d
C erta in H ere
clude the money li ft over from our
ing Mrs Bruee'.s b irth d ay a n n iv e r
sab.-, after the expenses have been
sary included W illiam Wood and
tak en out
(By I.aV elle JaeksorD
Tim es are looking up for the
ch ild ren Jea n n e and Billy, and
NORTH PL A IN S
N orth P lain s Mrs Amy A nderson of P o rtlan d ; F arm ers' Union o f W a s h in g to n
"We believe that this money, r e
baseball team w as d efeated 8 to 5 Mrs M am ie H aywood, Miss A n y rae county. Jo h n Plass, president, be
tained in the com m unity und re .
b j the P o rtlan d Woolen M ills S u n H aywood of V ancouver. B. C.; Mr lieves What w ith good crops, b e t
, least d again to the farm ers, can
day afternoo n on the N orth P lains and Mrs W illiam W. B ruce and te r prices, and d efin ite dem ands
lie ustxl again a . purchasing pow er
diam ond It is not know n yet w here Mr and Mrs Ja c k Johnson of E d for m ore locals in th e county, the
anil retained as a p a rt of the coun
N o rth P lains w ill play next S u n monton. A lberta. C anada; and Mr organization should go ahead this
ty w ealth ’’
day. because they w ill be en tered and Mrs P. C. H am ilton and c h il w in te r to add recru its to its ranks
I’robubly the largest en terp rise
At
present
th
ere
a
re
8(X
>
m
em
in the fall to u rn am en t
of the W ashington county F arm ers'
d ren of this com m unity.
bers.
but
events
in
tin1
offing
in
Lora Davis of H illsboro h as been
Union, is th e co-o|M-rative w are
G uests of Mr. and Mrs. G eorge '
v isitin g th e past w eek at th e F red Allison w ere M uriel T hurston. M ax - dicate th a t th ere w ill be a very
house o p erated in H illsboro. T his
m
aterial
increase
in
th
is
n
u
m
b
er
if
P o e home.
'w a re h o u se was established in l>u.
m e Allison. B II Rodm an, all of
S unday d in n e r p arty guests at P ortland, and K en n eth M ontgom- present plans follow through In ter- !
ceinbvr of last >r.ii w ith the p ly .
th e Jam es Davis hom e w ere Mrs ery of W illam ette, over the w eek ested farm ers, Plass said, in two
chase of the brick building oc
ex trem e p arts of the county a re
M aud M iller an d g ran d d au g h ter. end.
cupied by the luundry and con
B e tty
Mahler.
B id 1 D ietrich.
structed y ears ago by O tto F ric k -
V irgil A llison re tu rn e d hom e F ri- m oving tow ard th e form ation of
M iss M a rg a re t D a v is of P o rtlan d ! , day a fte r a tw o w eeks’ stay w ith tw o new locals, one In th e n o rth
son.
w est and an o th er along th e eastern
and A rt H anna of Hillsboro.
In the beginning the co -o p era
j relativ es in P ortland.
edge of th e county
Scotty Stigum is visiting ha>
tive was dealing only in oil und
T
otal
locals
in
th
e
co
unty
at
the
u n c le ,a n d aunt. M r. and Mrs. Ernie
gasoline, but last y ear it was e x
M RS. SALOME C l’SIUK
present tim e is < ight w ith a joint
Stigum. at St. Helens
panded to Inrlurte feed-, farm m a
FOREST
GROVE
Me
Salome
W
.ishington-Clackom
.is
county
lo
Mis M innie B lake and son M ark.
chinery. a tew lines of h a rd w a re
C harles Aulstrom, Mrs. Davton Susan C usick, 88, died h ere A ugust cal located in S taffo rd ju st across I
and building m aterial, seeds und
F u n eral services w ere held at the line sou th east of here
M ays and children. Ellen. Lois and 27.
fertilizer
Albany
John I’la»»
Largest local in th e county is '
D ay to n J r . atten d ed th e N ational
Now fu rth e r expansion is p la n
Mrs.
C
usick
was
born
n
ear
F
air-
th at w inch em braces th e Scholls-
G u a rd picnic at Fowles picnic
child. Iowa. D ecem ber 22. 1847. and I.au rel com m unities covering a te r given an overhauling D elegates to ned Not along Other lines, P lasi
declares, but in the lined alread y
Misses E ugenic C y p h er an d M a r m arried Jo h n W. C usick at Salem rito ry along the C hehnlem m o u n the county m eeting a rc elected by carried in stock Tins expansion, if
each
lix-al
D
ecem
ber
5.
1866.
S
he
is
survived
tains and n o rth to H illsboro. This
g aret C ypher left T uesday fo r a
It comes, will follow the evacuation
by tw o sons. C harles H of Forest local has a m em bership of 250 w ith
O ne object of the Union Pin» re of the building some tim e a fter
■week’s stay at Rockaway
G
rove
and
H
arry
B.
of
A
lbany
VJ'.ilter
O
rr
ns
president
lated.
is
to
prom
ote
co-operation
M rs M erritt Jack so n and d a u g h
.Septem ber I by th e laundry, w hich
U nder the plan of organization, am ong th e farm ers p articu larly in
te r L aV elle left S unday for a S u rv iv in g b ro th ers and sisters are
occupies about o n e-th ird of
Mary Lutz. F anny West, Eliza each local m eets at least once each I the buying line To this end the now
w eek 's stay at th e beach.
the space
Sm ith. Mary M ontague. Fred. W il m onth and most of them tw ice a county has a w arehouse in Hills
B irth d ay C eleb rated
m onth d u rin g the w inter. In n d d i-| boro dealing in various farm neees
Miss S hirley Kell-.y celebrated liam and G eorge P eebler.
Legal blank... 5c and 10c A com
tion to th ese m eetin g s are t h e attics.
h e r 17th b irth d ay last T uesday ev e
supply av ailab le at the H ills
Say
you
saw
it
in
th
e
Argus.
m onthly county m eetings held in ' "T he object of a co-operative." plete
n in g by having a sw im m ing party
boro A rgus
tf
a n d picnic at Balm G rove. P resent
w ere I.aV elle Jackson. Lois C ra n
dall. C a th e rin e Pesehka
H arold
Davis.
J e r ry
V anbm .
V ernon
K reitz. Sonny F ix lk e r and th e
h, -less S hirley K elley.
Mrs M ary B ratton and d au g h ter
G race of T ro u td ale visited at th e
M e rritt Jack so n hom e Tuesday.
Sir.-. B ratton fo rm erly resided here.
Em il M iller is w o rk in g at H ep p
ner.
C h arles A ulstrom of P o rtlan d is
v isitin g Mrs. M innie Blake.
Mrs
D uan e C h am b erlain agd
ch ild ren Tom. Dick and J e r ry r e
tu rn ed hom e th is w eek from vls-
iiing tier p aren ts at M etaline Falls.
at our booth
Wash., n e a r th e C anadian border
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Mr. and Mrs. H arry S ehm eltzer
and Miss M ary S eh m eltzer left
S a tu rd a y m orning for C reek c o u n
ty. w here Miss S ehm eltzer w ill
teach this w inter. Mr. and M rs
S eh m eltzer w ill go from th ere to
v arious scenic points in O regon b e
fo re re tu rn in g home.
D onald S ehm eltzer, who has been
m anaging a ran ch in E astern O re
gon. a rriv e d at th e Jo h n Schm elt-
zer hom e last W ednesday to spend
sev eral days.
F red erick N.vstrom and Jam es
A llison atten d ed a reu n io n of th e
1936 g ra d u a tin g class of T ig ard
high school at R oam er’s Rest S u n
day. O ut of a to tal of 69. only 3«
atten d ed .
Mr. and Mrs. D ave Linens, M oun
tain Home, and Mr. and Mrs. W al
te r Davis, N ew berg, to u rn ed th e
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