• uiden Tuesday it being his b ir th
Mr. Jo h n K anina Mrs K anina
day A pot luck d in n er w a.- served
and Mi • E dw ard B u rk h alter w ere
at noon T he afternoon was spent nil
hostesses.
T he young folks of th e com m un
playing card.-.
ity surprised Mr and Mrs E d
Mi and Mrs Edd V anderzanden
, By M r - I.m i W r i t f l i l »
w ard H atfield w ith an old fash
of Hoquiam. Wazdi . and Ernnk
THATCHER M i s - M a r j o r i e V anderzanden of the T ide Watei
ioned ch ariv ari. The crow d w a s e n
tertain ed w ith a party and treats Place an d E tan k ie C ushing of T im ber Co of zVstona w ere week
at th e Scholls G range hall Mr D ufur w ere m arried in V ancouver end guests of Vandei /u u d en '.- pm
and Mrs H atfield are at hom e on S atu rd ay and a re now living in enls. Mr and Mrs J P. V ander
A dolph H einrich M eyer 72 re s i ' th e ir fa rm n e a r S c h o lls
Portland.
zanden.
d ent of H elvetia for the last 18
Born, to Mr and Mrs W alter
L ittle Miss D elores Pierson of
S everal from here uttended the
'« irs, died at his hom e S unday P o rtlan d visited w ith h er cousin W right. N ovem ber 17. a boy
chicken d in n er at Gales C reek
H e had been in poor health many G ladys B u rk h alter at the school
Ml and Mrs Johnson and fam
years. He was born J u n e 3. 1884. for a few days.
ily and R osetta P an n ier w ent to
th e son of M r and Mrs Royal
R obert Robinson, w ho has been Pleasant Home Sunday to visit Mr.
G am ew arden F ried rich M eyer of ill for sev eral w eeks w ith polunel- and Mrs McRae.
R oethen. H anover G erm any. He itis. is now ab le to be u p a n d
Mi
and Mrs Ted Haney and
cam e to this country when 18 and around
son E verett and E A B ennett went
w orked on a farm in C olorado
Sew ing class m eets in the club- to P o rtlan d Tuesday and E A J
Tw o years la te r he jo in ed th e room s of th e school D ecem ber 3. B ennett rem ained for a w eek's
V. S. arm y and served four years It is hoped th at all m em bers will v i.-it w ith friends
in th e th ird U. S calvary re g i be presen t and th at they will bring
Ja y Raym ond spent from S a t-'
m ent. He rode patrol in Y ellow others in terested in th e project
urday to M onday in P o rtlan d w ith
sto n e park for six m onths an d was
Cecil Boge spent a few days in his brother.
th e n tra n sfe rre d to New Mexico, P o rtlan d w here he received su rg i
M rs E P lace a tte ille d h er d a u g h
w h ere he saw plenty of action cal treatm en t for his eye.
te r s w edding Saturday in V ancou
against the A pache Inians. He was
ver.
honorably discharged in 1387. go-
W .8
l g in to th e sheep business in Local V eterin arian s at
Miss Place W eds
in V ancouver
Helvetia Man
Dies Sunday;
Burial Friday
f
T h u rsd ay , N ovem ber 21». 1936
HILkSBOKO ARGVS. Il II.LSBt )IU ». OREGON’
i ’.ige F o u rteen
com m unity d u b hall Friday e v e
ning
Mrs
Wilson
teac h er of tho
Kansu City school. Is p rep arin g
u two aet play for h er C hristm as
program .
Mr and Mrs Louis S trohm ayer.
Mi and Mrs M artin V anderzundeu
enjoyed a ".'>00" party Sunday e v e
ning at the J I*. V anderzanden
home.
Sav you naw It In th e A rgus.
2
Hillsboro’s Gift
Headquarters
V alley A ssociation M eet
acres of land w hich he owned,
w hile 1907 saw him raising cattle
on a 400-acre irrigation ran ch at
Joseph. He sold this farm in 1916
an d moved to P o rtlan d and later
to a farm n ear H elvetia
Mr. M eyer was a m em ber of the
M asonic lodge of Joseph
He leaves his wife A nna, and
seven children. G ertru d e of P o rt-
l ’ ld. K u rt
Anna M arie
Hilda.
H erla and R udolph at home, and
M rs W illie B ielitger -f Kiel. G e r
many». and a grandchild
F u n eral services ''.ill he at th e
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day at 2 p. m w ith b u rial in th e
H elvetia cem eterv
Birthdav Observed
at Farmington
W illam ette V a l i e v
V eterinary
M edical association met in C o rv al
lis N ovem ber 18 in the poultry
building at O. S. C w ith about 33
m em bers in atten d an ce Dr It J
Nicol and Dr. E W. A lm quist a t
tended th e m eeting and Mrs Nicol
and Mrs A lm quist w ere e n te rta in
ed at luncheon b v Mrs W T
Johnson
(B y Mr« J A MrCurl
KANSAS CITY Mr
A McCoy. Mr and Mr.-
Mr and Mrs W illiam
den and little grandson
Mr and Mrs Louis
pleas mtly su rp rised J
and Mrs J
B utterfield
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