Pngr Two
H IL L S B O R O
A R O U S , H IL L S B O R O , O R E G O N
g e H o ld s
Mr. and Mrs, J, Connell S¡X o D d rive
Celebrate Anniversary
M arried 50 Y ears
Thnr-ulav, .T.imiary 7.
T« ligue in II om p ila i—
Dill You Know
K. H Tongue wits taken tu the
T h a t you can have your rn<b(>
i;
P ortland Medical hospital Mondti.v com pletely reconditioned in IIU***
H illsboro Business and P rofcs-| fulluw iuK a se v e re su d d e n illm
boro’s m odern t.idto laboratory
sional W o n i c i i 's c lu b w ill liold Iheir but is reported iis itupruviu*; id ee a very reason:»! le e»u»t Phone J t *
Jatiii.iry nieeting Fridav evenini’ Iv.
Ja n u a ry la. at tile ciiambci of
cem m erce roonts P rogram u i ll be
prep ared l>> the l’nblletty com im t-
tec. and tile I.cgislation eonunittee
M es.,am e C F W ell
Mml W
Iloseow. F C Scliulm ei ich Ftb
B. P. C lub M eets
F rid a y , J a n u a ry
Loc.il Moose lodge ;s conducting
a m em bership d riv e w ith co m m it
tees headed by G regor S tro cd er
H enry Hunt. Henry C raw ford Ere I
Je ik e and Fred Poe A Lu ge class
is expected for th e last of Jan u ary
A large m eeting w ith program
and su p p er is planned for Jan u ary
15 at th e old G ran g e hall as an aid
in th e drive.
A d rill team of 32 m em bers ¡s in
ch arg e of C ap tain C icero Sm ith
C lub rooms will be opened to ill
m em bers by the d rill team in co n
nection w ith th e lodge hall
\
dru m and bugle corps is also being
form ed.
S ponsorship of a Moose baseball
team for H illsboro i also being u n
d ertak en . All ball play ers in ter
ested should get in touch w ith
U; ptain S m ith S undavs betw een '!
and 6 p. m at th e old G range hall
I.loyd S h ro ed er w ill be in charge
of the Moose club rooms
M r. a n d Mrs. Joseph Connell
celebrated th eir golden w edding high score at bridge. G uests w ere
an n iv ersary D ecem ber 30 at then Messrs, and Mesdames Parsons
hom e on T hird avenue and Oak Miller, and W illiam Johnson, and
stre e t w ith an "open house" in Mrs Dolores Bailey, all of P o rt
th e afternoon from 2 to 5 o'clock, land. and Messrs and Mesdames J
and again in the evening Many H M uilon. Donald Megargel, and
l i l i lí e s R u b én K u ru tll, a n d Mi
(•li sie
S itjer.
<.u
sic M
tje r . h ha\
a v e chai -;e of th e
friends and relatives from t h i s Mrs M attie B ertoli of Hillsboro.
county and from P ortland called
d u rin g th e da> to offer felicitation.- A v i l i o w
AI m n k u . .
“ i P c t c o n f e r e e ............ be h e ,,
to the bride and groom of fifty ^ U \ l l i a i \ 3 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 >
at M a rsh field « n ,i n c I,' a n d a m
years M any lovely gifts and flow-
j m e m b e rs a b le to o atten
a tte n d are
a re ask e d
ers w ere received, golden colored
a notifx Mis E
b la
me C
( ’ a ddv
laine
ld w tell
ell
Legion A uxiliary m em bers are
flow ers predom inating.
urged
to
atten
d
the
W
ashington
Mrs. R ichard Connell and Mrs. county jam b o ree at Forest G rove
A rgus classified ads get resulta.
Thomas C onnell Sr. presided at the T uesday night T his is th e first
tea table, and assisting about the county m eeting since th e election
room s w ere th eir daughter. Mrs of new officers, and Forest G rove
A. G. E A bendroth. and her d au g h m em bers are p rep arin g a good
ters. Mrs. H enry B ushm an and Miss program .
L ucile A bendroth of P ortland. Mrs
Mrs. F red E ngeldinger, chairm an
F ran k Connell and d au g h ter Jean of the child w elfare com m ittee, r e
Ann. and Mrs. A rth u r Connell.
ported th at th e au x iliary had fur-
Rev. A lexander H aw thorne of the
Mr . nd Mrs Joseph C onnell, who celebrated th eir golden w edding
M ethodist church, of w hich th ey
a n n tv e rsa rx on D e ce m b er 30 at th e ir hom e in H illsboro P ictur
are both mem bers, offered p ray er
by Schram el Studio.
d u ring the afternoon, and th e L a
dies' Aid sang "Blest be th e Tie
$4 up
Fred Johnson. Rt
hall Frida
th at Binds," led by Mrs. E. L. M c pany donated new toys for all the of officers at the
night.
H illsboro Phone N orth P lains 15F2
Corm ick.
baskets. O th er m em bers assisted
A com m ittee from th e K nights
Mr. and Mrs. Connell w ere m a r w ith food. etc.
circu latin g heater, l a r g e
1 1 club of th e R ebekah lodge WOOD
Hostesses for th e m eeting T ues w ill h av e ch arg e of th e program
ried D ecem ber 30. 1886. at th e home
size Colum bian, good as new for
and
e P y th ian S isters' com m ittee met T uesday evening at th e hom e
of th e bride's parents, th e late day niglht w ere M esdames A W. w ill th
sate at »s-price P ortland G as A
Mr. and Mrs. Zina Wood of south- , Hoffman. F red Gordon, and S F m ents. be in ch arg e of th e re fre sh of th e ir president. Miss Josephine Coke Co.. Hillsboro.
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S tu art New officers installed w ere
w est Hillsboro. They m ade th eir Olson of th e co nstitution and b y
Miss
M
inerva
Fuller,
president;
FOR SALE -5-year-old Jersey fam
hom e on th e farm at C onnell sta law s com m ittee.
Miss H elen Stevens re tu rn e d last Miss G race M cCormick, v ice-p resi
ily cow. milk test 5 6 $45' John
tion u n til about 24 years ago. when
week
from
tw
o
w
eeks'
stay
w
ith
dent:
Miss
E
vangeline
Fuller,
sec
Meier. Rt. 4 Hillsboro; n ear B e th
they turned the farm over to th eir C elebrate New Y ear's—
h
er
m
o
th
er
and
siste
r
at
Adin
re
ta
ry
-tre
a
su
re
r
Miss
S
tu
a
rt
was
any
store.
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sons and moved to th e ir present
Mr. atid Mrs. V ertin C ochran e n C a l. and w ith relativ es and friends elected rep o rter Next m eeting will
hom e in Hillsboro.
tertain ed a, a d in n er p arty T h u rs in O akland.
be Ja n u a ry 19 at the hom e of Miss R I R Pullets, laying 70'
Pick
Mr. Connell w as born in C anada day evening. Mr. and Mrs W illiam
Mrs Z. R. Riggs re tu rn e d Mon M cCormick.
'em at $1 25 F rank ("rotter. Hi
in 1856 and cam e to O regon in P alm quis, of 'Scappoose. Mr. and day
from a few days' visit w ith
1. 1’- m iles no rth of Ju n io r high
1874 w ith his parents, settlin g at Mrs. N orm an F arq u h arso n of P o rt Mr Riggs
school.
c.t San Francisco, w here of its w orkers.”
th e farm now owned by Thom as land. D r and M rs F ran k lin Heis- he
Sam
R
ayburn
of
T
exas
defeats
Connell, n ear th e site of old G len lev of O regon City, and Miss B er ness. is engaged in th e candv b u si Jo h n J. O 'C onnor of New York
coe. Mrs. Connell iM ildred Wood» nice W art of Silverton. Mr. and
for m ajority leadership of house.
Loren B ronleew e w as one of c
the
was born in H illsboro in 1856. and Mrs. Ed K ortzeborn joined
Tuesday, Ja n u a ry 5
has m ade her hom e in th is com m u group la te r in th e even in g for a group of Boy Scouts w ho spent
England calls for G erm any and
n ity ever since. T h ree children Î w atch party. S unday Mr. and Mrs. New Y ear and th e w eek-end at Italy to m ake stand on n eu trality
w ere born to Mr. and Mrs. Con- ; C ochran visited relativ es in Sil- th e M azam a lodge on M ount Hood ; as Nazis h u rl fu rth e r th reats at
Mrs G. C. C hase sp en t last w eek Spain.
nell. one son. F ran k , dying on verton.
in Seattle. Wash., w ith h er son-in-
A pril 17. 1935. A daughter. G race Have N ew Year’s Party—
M ayor Rossi o f San Francisco
law
and d aughter. Mr. and Mrs. blam es personal am bitions of H arry
A bendroth. lives in P ortland, and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P
au
l
C
raw
fo
rd
e
n
R
ussell
Nicholson.
a son. A rthur, lives on the home
Bridges, head of Pacific m aritim e
farm . T hey also have seven g ran d tertain ed w ith a d in n er p arty New
P rofessor C am eron M arshall and federation, and C urran, leader of
Y ear's day a, th e ir home Guests B urtis
children.
strik
in g eastern seam en, for pro Poultry and D airy F eeds ¡ire
P reston of W illam ette u n i
w ere Mr. and M rs J. H. Loom er
Mrs. Connell has one b ro th er liv and fam ily. Mrs. B arb ara C raw v ersity at Salem, spent th e w eek longing m aritim e strik e O nly p re s dependable — they produce
idential intervention can halt the
ing. Zina Wood of H illsboro, and I ford and sons R ex and D ennv of end at th e R. A. Dean home.
results. \\ e offer you three
conflict. Rossi says.
Mr. Connell has th re e b ro th ers and
U. S sen ate and house of re p re grades of dairy feeds at
sen tatives organized for 75th ses
prices based on market cost.
C onnell and Mrs. Jo h n Lew is <Jen - M rs' S teve P r.v ra sk y an d fam ily. _ _
sion.
Mr.
and
Mrs
E
arl
L
atim
er
and
Also three grades of
W ednesday. Ja n u a ry 6
nie Connell) of P ortland.
fam ily. Miss Naomi M ullengon of
A ttem pts of federal labor con- mashes.
M cM innville, and E lb ert B entley.
T hursday. D ecem ber 31
ciliiators to bring union leaders
Mrs. Hodges Hostess—
Im
m
ed
iate
peace
offer
and
m
a
and
G eneral M otors ex ecutives to
Mrs. A. A. Hodges w ill b e h ost Red C ross F u n d G row s—
Mrs. E. W. Conklin, ch airm an of jo r concessions m ade by sh ip o w n g ether for conference fails.
ess to the N edlecraf, club m eeting
ers to tw o of seven unions in
Dr. W. W. M attson issues s ta te
today (T hursday). In stallation of th e M etzger com m unity fo r th e Red volved
in m aritim e strike.
m ent to press ap p ealing for an a b Feed - Seed - Wool -
officers w ill be held.
Cross m em b ersh ip d riv e, sent in an
R oosevelt expresses desire t o so lute cessation of "surveillance of
Telephone 3061
ad d itio n al $8 th is w eek, m aking th ro
Give Costume Party—
w sw itch at com pletion o f any kind or n a tu re w h atev er of
Mr. and Mrs. A lf O. Johnson e n a to tal of $50 for th a t com m unity. B onneville units.
m y m ovem ents.”
M
rs.
C
onklin
w
ishes
to
acknow
l-
tertain ed H illsboro and P o rtlan d
N e u trality act m ay be am ended
P resident R oosevelt i n an n u al |
friends w ith a costum e p a rtv an d
a PPr 9Sia‘io" 10 Mesdames to in clu d e civ il w ars in arm s ban. message ,o congress asks th at the
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A
rt
W
illiam
s.
W.
C
From
an.
F
ran
k
buffet su p p er N ew Y ear's eve at
courts
help “ in m aking dem ocracy
F riday. Ja n u a ry 1
th e ir hom e in Forest G rove. Mrs. Ewen. and G race W illiam son, for
O u tstan d in g football games: P itts successful” th rough a lib eral in
th
e
ir
able
assistance
in
m
aking
th
e
Rex P arsons and Floyd M iller w on
b u rg h 21. W ashington 0: S anta te rp re ta tio n of the constitution. He
canvass a success.
C lara 21. L ouisiana S tate 14: East pounded w ith all his oratorical
Spend Holidays Here—
force on a them e th at a "vital need"
3. W est 0.
Miss K athleen C aldw ell of th e
G erm an w arsh ip seizes S panish exists fo r an "increasingly en- I
h ig h school facu lty at Redm ond vessel in rep risal against S panish lightened view " of the co n stitu
and Tom C aldw ell, stu d en t at O. S. socialist governm ent, w hich l a s , tion.
Roosevelt aid sough, to end tie-
C.. C orvallis, re tu rn e d to th e ir re- w eek seq u estered th e Nazi fre ig h t
up. Ex-M ayor B aker to ask various ,
I sp ectiv e d u ties Sunday, a f t e r e r Palos.
spending th e holidays at th e home
R oosevelt considers plan for ab o l in terests in sta te to jo in in appeal I
of th eir parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred ishing child labor, sh o rten in g w o rk to president to intervene.
Cornelius, Ore.
P lant of D undee N ut Growers* as- j
for our big
I Caldw ell. Miss E laine C aldw ell e n ing h ours and raisin g "starv atio n
scciatiou burns w ith $75000 loss.
te rta in e d in th e ir honor w ith an w ages.”
Featuring
Saturday, January 2
evening of co u rt w hist d u rin g th eir I
Joins S taff
S panish loyalists g overnm ent a n
Ivan K oeb er’s O regon State visit.
Jam es D ierickx. son-in-law o f
nounces it w ill “rep ly w ith force
, Return from Vacation—
Earl
Doneison.
has joined th e staff ■
to any fu rth e r G erm an aggression."
C ollege 10-piece Band
Misses M y rtle W alker. A lice Neil- j S h ellin g of Spanish sh ip by N azi, of the Doneison & S ew ell F uneral '
Parlors.
son. and D aisy Shultz of th e facu l guns brings sh a rp w arn in g
ty of W alla W alla college, and
G reat B ritain and Italy s i g n :
Miss D orothy M oleene. a student gentlem an's ag reem en t g u aran tee-
at th e college, w ere w eek-end guests fng sta tu s q u o o f M ed iterran ^ n .
Admission 25c
of Miss W alker's paren ts. Mr. and
M aritim e strik e front m o res to JE R SEY cow. 6 years, h e a v y
Mrs. A. W. W alker. T h e young la W ashington. D. C . as No. 1 peace I springer, d o u b le -te ste d —J. Han-
dies w ere en ro u te hom e from a m aker. E dw ard F. M cG rady. goe$ I sen. 3 m iles n o rth at Aloha.
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tw o w eeks' vacation in C alifornia east to discuss situ atio n w ith Sec- :
and as far south as T iajuana, M exi- re ta ry of L abor P erk in s.
CIRCULATING h eater for sale. like
' co.
new, cheap.—P hone 3341.
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S trik e h its lu m b er hard. O rders
d ro p off.
Father Lived Here—
U. S. conference of m ayors ask
G len M cK inney. 28. w ho lost his P resid en t R oosevelt for $887 000 - | _ 456 W. W alnut. H illsboro.
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life by m onoxide gas poisoning 000 as m inim um am ount req u ired
DRY No. 1 fir wood for M ie 4-
You carry a watch to give w hile in a closed car N ew Y ear's for relief.
ADM ISSIO N
$4 75; saw ed 12 or I6-inch.
orning, n e a r Vale, w as a son of
correct, reliable time. If it m
G eorge B ern ard Shaw advises $5 foot.
LUNCH
50. — A rnold
Gnos.
C ornelius.
J. M ontgom ery , M ontie) M cK in A m erica to keep out of E uropean
isn’t accurate your watch is ney, w ho is a n ativ e o f H illsboro affairs
P
h
o
n
e
6F2
F
orest
G
rove.
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co n trib u tio n it can
only an expensive piece of and sp en t his boyhood d ay s here m a k e to as w best
orld in 1937.
TEN ACRES excellent fo r dairy.
Y oung M cK inney is su rv iv ed by
jewelry.
Sunday. Ja n u a ry 3
poultry, garden. 4 acres r i c h
his p arents, six b ro th ers and f o u r ,
S pain's foreign m in ister s a y s black loam w ith grav ity irrigation
sisters.
We can fix y o u r w atch so
S pain w ill resist w ith r l l m eans from sm all spring-fed lake. Four-
th a t it will be accu rate and
P lan D ad -D au g h ter D in n er—
a t h e r disposal an y act of ag g res room cottage, close in. on good
North P lains, O regon
a real pleasure.
Lohese C am p F ire gro u p p la n sion on th e p art of th e G erm an road and fishing stream . S acrifice
ned a dad and d a u g h ter d in n er for fleet. M exicans d en y resale t o for q uick sale. $1400
F e b ru ary a t th e ir m eetin g T u es S pain of airp lan es bought in U. S. 35 ACRES all cultivated, deep fe r
day. T hey had plan n ed to hold it
U nited A utom obile W orkers of
tile shot loam, gentle slope, nice
this m onth, b u t postponed it on ac A m erica challenge G eneral M otors 5-room house, basem ent, spring,
211 E. Main St.
Hillsboro
count of exam s. P atricia K roeger to a drag -o u t lab o r fight. S e e k ! well, fruit. Som e equipm ent, ch ick
and E rm a W illiam s w ill have th eir closed shop, 30-hour five-day week ens, turkeys. M ust be seen to be
“Let Andy F ix Your Watch”
F irem ak ers' d in n e r n e x t Tuesday. and tim e and a h a lf for overtim e. appreciated; $4 000. term s Ask for
Official S. P. Watch Inspector
Monday, J a n u a ry 4
H W. C urrin, W. G. Ide. Hillsboro.
Meetings Discontinued—
for Washington County
Dr. M attson req u ests law en- H illsboro.
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"W
hosoever
W
ill"
church
services
. . . ,
.
, ,.
,
, , forcem ent agencies from anv actio n ,
,
w hich h av e
held a t th e old th a t m ig h t in an y m an n er in terfe re ‘^ONE d ry cord wood any length.
G range h all w ill be d isc o n tin u e d , w ith full and fre e o p p o rtu n ity of -A:<aru nK.- i. ,
u n til fu rth e r notice, according to a k id n ap er to re tu rn his son, Charles,
decision m ad e W ednesday by th e at Tacom a.
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ch u rch board.
U. S. su p rem e co u rt sets aside
conviction and sev en -y ear jail sen
D ick S u th erlan d and W illiam A l ten ce im posed on D irk D eJonge
lison, w ho sp e n t th e holidays at P o rtlan d com m unist.
th e hom es of th e ir parents, re tu rn
D anger of general w ar in E urope
ed S unday to th e ir stu d ies a t O .1 in creasing daily. Spanish civil wa
S. C.. Tom B ronleew e, Jo h n P e r m ay expand.
son. and C h ester W ojahn also sp en t
G en eral M otors p resid en t says
S ee them tod ay! W e w o n ’t h ave them
th e holidays here, re tu rn in g S u n - 1 com pany "w ill n o t recognize any
day.
union as th e sole b arg ain in g agency
lon g at th ese p rices!
to A tte n d Ja m b o re e
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Show <2-
Ssnturday-—1
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AFTER “8R0ADWAY MELODY’
Ar
P y th ia n s In stall
O ffic ers In sta lle d
at F. L. C lub M eet
Hodgeiv
B re w s te r
n':r, ä s s t £ d
r
week's Ne™s
Highlights in
Farmers’ Cash
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DANCE
RE OUR GUESTS
Monday, January 11
Buckeye Pavilion
POWER FARMING
January 9th
T o o L ate to C lassify
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Let “A n d y” Fix
DAY
Instructive, Entertaining, Profitable
Your W atch
FREE
FREE
MAYS BROS.
J. L. Anderson
U SED CAR
Clearance
13
Used Cars
A lucky number to choose
from. Clearance prices are
in order to make room for
the new
1937 PO N TIA C S
♦ ♦ ♦
’31 Chev Club Sedan....$265
’31 Chev Cabriolet........ 265
’26 Studebaker Tour.... 35
’24 Dodge Coupe.......... 25 j
’29 Chandler Sedan...... 125 j
’27 Pontiac Sedan.......... 75
’29 Pontiac ..................... 35
’29 Erskine Delivery.... 125
’25 Dodge Coupe....’.... 30
’28 Dodge Victory Sdn.. 155 j
’29 Ford Roadster........ 115
’31 Chev Coupe.............. 295
’31 Graham 6 Sedan.... 310
Anderson Motor Co.
Phone 751
227 S. Third
Hillsboro
15 More Unusual V alues at
RECORD LOW PRICES!
White
Elephant
SALE
A rack of good quality garments, but since
they are victims of changing fashion, they are
white elephants to us, and
Believe It or Hot
We will tell you what they cost us.
You tell us what they are worth to you.
No reasonable offer refused!
GOAR’S
W OM AN'S SH O P
E. M. BARNES, Prop.
W ise H ostesses
alw a y s rely on
ROYAL
BEVERAGES
to give zest to
a party.
ROYAL Lime R ickey
RO YAL GINGER ALE
ROYAL M ission
Sparkling O range
or Lemon
ROYAL Kist
Royal Soda
Works
345 E. Main
Phone 2432
1927 S tu d e b a k e r S ed an
$ 45
1927 C h ry sle r C oupe ........... 125
1928 C h ev ro let T r u c k ..................... 75
1927 E ssex C o a c h ..................... 75
1929 D u ra n t C oach ................ 75
1927 P o n tia c S e d a n ...... .........
75
1929 F o rd T u d o r ..................... 195
1930 P ly m o u th S e d a n
250
1930 C h ev ro let C oupe
225
1929 C h ev ro let C oach
195
1928 F o rd C o u p e .............
145
1928 C h ev ro let P ick u p ......... 75
1927 C h e v ro let C oupe _____
95
1927 C h ev ro let S e d a n ........... 95
1928 A u b u rn S e d a n .............. 150
Hillsboro M otor Co.
PHONE 444, DAY OR NIGHT
.718-332 E. Main St.
Hillsboro. Oregon
Use Car Lot at 136 S. Second Ave.
SU N . - M O N , - TU ES,
Continuous Show Sunday-
11 P. M.