L O. O. K, Rebekahs
Hold Joint Installation
Crime Solution,
Subject Before
B. & P. Group
Because of th e prevalence of in
been b a ile d
from Jo n es H ospital in Hillsboro, it
was announced this week
flic
D etective O rvle K Willi.ur.s oi
ban will be continued until fu rth er
V ernon Hahn was installed as Misses Ju lia n n a Schneider. V alcnc , notice The co-operation of the , the P o rtlan d police force, ex p ert
noble grand of M ontezuma Lodge U nderwood. Mary J e Flynn. Lena public will be ap p reciated by th e . i ' i i fingerprinting, ballistic.'«, a n d
No. 50 and Miss M inerva F uller as C hiotti and Ju n e W hite; M essrs staff, it was announced
h an d w ritin g . spoke on ‘ S cientific
rim inal l ’i ocislure," before t h e
noble grand o f H illsboro R ebekah R udy Marugg. C larence Huss. Heav
Among th e hospital p atients this C
Business and Prtifession.it W omen's
Lodge No. 54 at jo in t installation e r Cordt«. and M essi- and M es w eek.
Ja n u a ry 13 in th e I. O. O. F. hall. dam es Bill Jones. Bill Borgelt, C J
The 13-m onths-old baby of Mrs club F iid av evening. He w as asked
O ther officers for th e cu rren t term C rittenden. E H. W hite of V er A it I'w 'is of Forest Gruve, pneu bv C hief N iles to tak e his place
are: Irw in W. T u rn er and Mrs W nonia. an d M esdames K ath rv n Xu- m onia patient, is rep o rted as being as he w as unable to attend. W il
liams has been engaged in sc ie n tif
W. W eaver, vice grands; E. M. Bow Ian and O tto Steinke.
a little im proved.
w ork for the d ep artm en t for 13
m an and Mrs. R C. Munson, sec
L eonard S m ith of B anks is in ic
years and is also a m em ber of the
retaries; C. Ja c k J r . and Mrs H el
Jo n es hospital receiving treatm en t O regon b ar He cited interestin»
en Deichnian, treasu rers; M arvin
for an old fractu re
facts reg ard in g th e origin of tin
Woods and Mrs. F ran k Baker, w ard
A rt Epperson of H illsboro- a present fin g erp rin tin g m ethod, tin
ens; W W C lark and Miss An-
pneum onia p atien t at Jo n es h o s use of ballistics, th e microscope
thelva Cox. conductors; G raham
pital. is in a serious condition
and m oulage in crim e detection
Young and Miss G race McCormick
Ted W illiamson, w ho underw en t and gave as illu stratio n cases in
Inside guardians: E lm er J. P eterson
an operation for ru p tu red appendix w hich science w as th e c o n trib u t
and Mrs. Clem Eslinger, outside
Jo in t in stallation of officers of at Jones hospital tw o w eeks ago, is ing factor in solving crim es. He
guardians, and W. F. L orm or and
believes, how ever, to obtain best
Scout H arrington cam p and a u x il im proving.
Mrs. A. L. Brock, chaplains.
Cal T esstner of G aston, p atien t at I results, m em bers of a police force
Dr. J. R. M arshall, d istrict deputy i a r y , U nited Spanish W ar V eter Jo n es hospital for several weeks, l i m
ust first have th e respect and
grand m aster, acted as installing ans. w as held at V eterans' hall is m uch im proved.
confidence of the citizens of the
officer for the Odd Fellow s and Friday night, w ith S tate C om m an
Dr.
H.
D.
H
uggins
perform
ed
a
'
city or com m unity in w hich thev
er Hugh Rogers as installing of
Mrs. A rth u r McConnahay. district d ficer
for both groups and D ep art m astoid o p eratio n for Allan S igler , work.
deputy president installed th e R e m
Monday
at
Jo
n
es
hospital
His
con-
•
Inspector Vessey as m aster
As an in troduction to D etective
bekahs. They w ere assisted by the of ent cerem
for th e men u n d ditio n is sat isfactor v
W illiam s' talk. Mrs. p S K a a jt.
follow ing staff of past grands and M innie H onies
C
ornelius
Nelson
o
f
H
illsboro
is
aley for th e ladies
p resident of th e W omen's L eg isla
past noble grands: R. N. Brow n and
A new m em ber was taken in bv a p atient at Jones hospital
tive Forum o f P ortland, spoke
Miss May Cook, m arshals; A. L. both
W alter C hallaeom be of C ornelius, on th e w ork of th e Forum , w hich
groups,
in
creasing
the
m
em
E rock and Mrs. O. M. Heaton, d ep u
ersh ip to th e g reatest i n th eir p atient at Jo n es hospital for six ' is lim ited to forty m em bers, w ho
ty w ardens; C harles Douglass and b h is
weeks, is som ew hat im proved.
to ry .
are fu rth e rin g in ev ery w ay the
Miss Angie H arrington, deputy sec-
Mrs. Ida H amar. w ho w as brought cam paign for crim e prevention and
A fter th e cerem onies, luncheon
retarits: G raham Young and" Mrs. was
to
Jo
n
es
hospital
Ja
n
u
a
ry
5,
w
ill
be
ed by the auxiliary, and
law enforcem ent. They obtain q u a l
E M. Bowman, d eputy treasu rers: talks serv
m ade by com rades and sis- released today (T hursday».
ified sp eak ers and contact o rg a n i
Harold C arlile and Mrs Elwood
Mrs. P aul C raw ford, w ho u n d e r zations to place these speakers on
Johnson, deputy chaplains: Adolph
w ent an o p eratio n recen tly at Jo n es th eir program s S he also gave an
M ohr and Mrs. J. R H argrave,
hospital, is recovering.
, o u tline of in terestin g new m ethods
deputy inside guardians, and O.
Mrs. M ary C o rrieri of H illsboro ' i of tra in in g child d elinquents and
M. Heaton and Mrs. M ildred C h ris
is at S m ith's hospital u n d er m edi- o en ab lin g th em to becom e g o o d
tensen. deputy outside guardians.
cal care
citizens.
A fter installation a program com- i
Copies of "T he H illsboro Business
m em orating the b irth d av of Thom- ,
W oman," a m in ia tu re new spaper
as Wildey. founder of Odd Fellow- ;
and
fun sheet p rin ted each Ja n -i
ship on th e N orth A m erican con- ]
u a ry by Mrs. Em m a M cK inney,
tinent, w as given. This included a
w ere d istrib u te d as a su rp rise to
vocal solo by Miss M inerva Fuller, ]
D ixie L ee MacDovvell w as elected m em bers and guests Mrs. W illiam s
reading. Deloss A nderson: accord- ‘
w o rth y advisor of H illsboro A ssem and Mrs. Sim pson, w ho is a m em
ion solo. H arry Pearson, accom pan- ]
bly. O rd er of Rainbow. M ondav b er of th e board of th e L egislative
ied at th e piano by C harles W alk
I even in g and w ill be installed T h u rs Forum , w ere am ong guests p res
er, and m usical selections bv V ern
day evening at tile M asonic tem ple. ent. M usic on th e program con
on Hahn. H erry Pearson. Rav Sin- .
S un n y sid e ch ap te r of D eM olay will sisted of club songs led bv Mrs.
clair and H arold C arlile: and "a talk
i tak e ch arg e of th e crow ning c ere Fred C aldw ell w ith Mrs. K ath ry n
on R ebekah-O dd Fellow ship by
mony. O th er officers elected w ere Nolan as pianist. Mrs. E dith C
Mrs. Cora M. Heaton.
Louise C ruzen. associate advisor: Evans, w ho w as to have sung,
R em ainder of the evening was I
Jean Person. C h arity ; D o r o t h y w as unab le to attend.
spent dancing. R efreshm ents w ere t
F ollow ing th e dinner, w hich was
C hallaeom be. Hope, and F ern P rick -
served in the dining room u n d er c
eft of F orest G rove. Faith. E sther served by th e L egislative com m it
direction of Mrs. C h arlo tte B ucher C
H arty was re-elected reco rd er and tee. a short business m eeting was
chairm an.
Rosanne Weil, re-elected treasu rer. held, and th e first of a series of
"W ho's Who" for m em bers w as
riv en bv Miss G eorgenia Brown.
’ D elegates to S p eak —
The subject w as Mrs. Zola M organ,
W ord was received S a tu rd a y of
n. , Mrs c H. V an M eter of P o rt- state president of th e club. P lans th e d eath of Mrs. J a n e ft Rogers,
al land and Mrs. Jesse W. B unch c f for B usiness W om en's Week. M arch m other of H. S. Rogers G randm a
id Forest G rove, w ife of th e new 14-"0. w ere discussed.
CORNELIUS—The St. A lexander
R ogers w as 101 y ears of age on
M ethodist Episcopal p asto r there.
church was the scene of a lovely
Mrs, M organ and Miss J u lia Ta- Ju ly 22 last, and passed a wav at
?s *H1 sp eak at th e local M. E. church torn atten d ed th e d istrict co n fer the hom e of her dau g h ter, Mrs J.
w edding o n T hu rsd ay m orning
?- S unday evening. T hey a re dele- ence at M arshfield S atu rd ay and G Mines, at Wayne. Neb Surviv
w edding on T h u rsd ay m orn in g e:h
h gates to th e g en eral ex ecu tiv e Sunday. Mr. M organ accom panied ing are tw o daughter* and one
w hen Miss M ary Spiesschaert, old
, m eeting of th e C olum bia R iver them on th e trip . At th e c o n fe r son; I. grandchildren, nine g re a t
est d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. A r
th u r Sniesschaert.. becam e t h e
| B ranch of M issionaries' societies, of ence recom m endation w as m ade to grandchildren. a n d th ree great-
b rid e of P aul W yffels of M artinez,
w hich Mrs. V anM eter is corres- all clubs in the sta te to send a g reat-g ran d ch ild ren
Cal.
i ponding secretary . T h eir subject te'eg ram t o P resid en t Roosevelt
The church was d ecorated in
will be th e "Work of th e Missions " ask in e fo r som e action to end th e
Mrs. G ordon D eBok of O akland
p ale pink chrysanthem um s and
The public is invited.
p resent m aritim e strik e situation. Cal . a rriv ed h ere M onday a fte r
carnations and palms.
’ R e tu rn fr o m F u n e ra l—
noon
to spend tw o w eeks w ith her
The bride, given in m arriag e by
parents, M r and Mrs H A. Deck.
e
Mrs. J. E. E dw ards and h er sis-
h e r fath er, was a ttired in a floor
M r and Mrs. Sam Riggs and
b ter. Mrs. M ary H u n g er of Forest
length w h ite crepe trim m ed in
d au g h ter B eulah o f Tacom a Wash
i. Grove, re tu rn e d S atu rd ay evening
im ported lace. She carried a bride's
visited
Mr. and Mrs H. It. Em m ett
s from Salt L ak e City. U tah, w here
bouquet of T alism an roses a n d
W ashington county students list
1 they w ent for th e b u rial of th e ir ed in th e scholarship honor ro ll at T hursday.
bouvardia w ith stream ers of sw eet-
peas.
, ather. L. \ \ . G uym on, w ho died O regon S tate college for the first
D ale Busch «nent th e w eek-end
it Ja n u a ry 8 in F orest Grove. T h eir term w ere W illiam F rederick Goet- w ith V ernon G u rsk e of P ortland
H er m aid of honor. Miss Louise
:- m other. Mrs. G uym on, rem ain ed ter. H ill-boro engineering: M aurice Both bovs a re m em bers of t h e
W yffels, sister of th e bridegroom ,
s in Salt L ak e and w ill la te r visit M undorff. C ornelius, low er d iv i Young O regonian accordion band
w ore blue taffeta w ith gold acces
sories. and carried p in k roses.
,s h er son at Coronado. Cal.
sion: D aniel W illiam S later, Tigard, and took p art in th e Y oung O re
The Misses M artha Spiesschaert.
Dance Tonight—
ag riculture, an d T hom as F. O'Neill, gonian C ircus F rid ay an d S a tu r
sister of th e bride, an d L o retta
day.
F o rest G rove, science.
The
th
ird
in
th
e
series
of
M
a
K ra n th o fer w ere hon o rary b rid es
Mr*. M innie G errish retu rn ed
sonic-E astern S ta r dances w ill be
m aid and w ore pin k satin gowms
S unday f r o m
Pocatello.
Idaho.
. held to n ig h t (T h u rsd ay ) at th e Miss Yantti in Hospital—
w ith silver accessories and carried
' w here she has been v isitin g her
j M asonic tem ple. H illsboro Assem-
p in k roses.
Miss M argaret Y antti is su ffe r : son-in-law and d au g h ter, Mr. and
e bly. O rd er of R ainbow for Girls. ing from back in ju ries as th e r e
G eorge S p iessch aert b ro th e r of
Mrs. Ju d d Sedam . for th e past
. w ill hold th e ir installatio n cere- sult of an autom obile accident last ; ; th
th e bride, acted as best m an. U sh
re e weeks.
' m ony p receding th e dance. All are w eek and is in St. V incent's hos
ers w ere Em il W yffels an d R obert
Mr. and Mrs. Florian M ills r e
s invited to atten d both th e in stalla- pital in P ortland.
VanLom.
tu rn ed from T rail S unday and a re
tion and th e dance.
The cerem ony w as perfo rm ed by
Mrs. Jonrs Hostess—
snending a few days w ith Mr. and
the Rev. F ath er Bosch.
Has Lead P a rt—
Mrs. C lyde Jones e n tertain ed the Mrs. E. E. B entley. Mrs M ills' par-
F ollow ing th e cerem ony a w ed
i
LIN FIELD COLLEGE. M cM inn- K um and K la tte r K lub T hursday. I ents.
ding d in n er was serv ed a t th e
- ville. Ja n u a ry 19 — Phoebe H aw - Six m em bers w ere present. Mrs. C.
Mrs. Anna K irk, w ho sustained
hom e of th e bride's parents.
.
thorne.
d au g h ter of Rev. an d Mrs. W. H ergert w iil be hostess for the a recent w rist in jury, has again I
On T hursday evening a dance
i
A.
H
aw
thorne
of
H
illsboro,
played
club
F
eb
ru
ary
11.
ta k e n u p h er d uties in th e u n d e r-)
w as given in th e ir honor a t th e
a leading role i n "C rad le Song"
w ear d ep artm en t at W eil's D ep art
B uckeye dance pavilion.
Makes Home Here—
by
M
artinez
S
ierra
presen
ted
Ja
n
-
m
ent store.
F ollow ing a w edding trip, Mr.
Miss
M
ary
Benson
of
H
ollywood.
i
u
ary
15
and
16
in
th
e
M
elrose
L
it
and Mrs. W yffels w ill live in C ali
I
B. W. B arnes has been ill w ith
Cal., is m aking h er hom e w ith the
tle th eatre.
fornia. w h ere Mr. W yffels is em
P au l P attersons. Miss Benson and I flu since S aturday, but is im prov- j
ployed.
ing.
Surprise Given—
Mrs. P atterso n a re sisters.
Mrs. W yffels has been em ployed
Mrs. T W M cD onald and son
'
Dr. an d Mrs. A. O. P itm an and
for som etim e in a P o rtlan d hospital.
B illy a re ill w ith flu.
, Dr. an d Mrs. H. D. H uggins of
Two Sizes Larger
Mr. W yffels is a son of Mr. and
H illsboro and Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Miss R uth Jones, cashier at W eil's
“H eard th e latest about New-
Mrs. H enry W yffels of M artinez.
B uchanan Jr. c i G aston gave Mr. rich?"
has been ¡11 at hom e this w eek.
S everal p arties and show ers have
and M rs V erne M cK inney a su r-
“No—w hat now ?”
been given recen tly in th e ir honor.
• prise p arty in th e ir new hom e S u n
F o r Sale — C ollector Tor Home
"H e bought a Louis XIV bed, but
d
ay
night.
it was too sm all for him, so he C om fort Range Co. has repossessed
Mrs. Plass H onored—
sen t it back and asked for a Louis wood and coal range, fully en am e l
P.-T, A. Group Meets—
F riends and neighbors gave ?
ed. used about 1 year, about half
X V I."—Ex.
p arty th e afternoon of Ja n u a ry 13
P.-T. A. study gro u p w ill m eet
paid, w ill sell for balance tlue us
for Mrs. Jo h n Plass. They tied a
W ednesday afternoon a t th re e in
or
trad e for good piano.—W rite H
com forter for h er d u rin g th e ir vis- '
W arden—“W ho gave th e bride
th e m usic room at D avid Hiil
V. A nderson. G eneral
delivery.
away?”
school. Topic w ill be "F am ily S a f e - ,
H illsboro.
49p
C
onnolly—"H
er
little
b
rother.
He
ty and th e C om m unity." tak en .
Given Surprise P a r ty -
stood
up
in
th
e
m
iddle
of
th
e
from
th
e
Ja
n
u
a
ry
issue
of
th
e
P
a
r
Miss E laine C aldw ell was given
Attention
cerem ony a n d yelled, "H urrah,
en t-T each er m agazine.
a su rp rise p arty Sunday evening,
B asket social and program at
A nnie, y o u ’ve got him a t last."—
honoring h e r birthday . P resen t w ere
M idw ay school, J a n u a ry 29. A w ard
Visits in Florida—
Ex.
given for most original basket. 50p
Mrs. W. F. L orm or is visitin g
w ith h er daughter. Mrs. W ayne 1
Bryson, in Pensacola. F lorida. She
plans to visit relativ es in Iow a and
South D akota on h er re tu rn trip
w hich w ill be aro u n d th e m iddle
of F eb ru ary .
Social Club to Meet—
E astern S ta r Social club w i l l
m eet F rid ay at 1:30 at th e hom e
of Mrs. V/. H. T reglow n for a d es
sert luncheon. A ssisting hostesses
will be M esdames B. M Goodman,
H. L. Hoeffel, and D an B u rk h alter.
Nebraskans Visit—
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k P ierce and
son C alvin of V enango, Neb., a r
riv ed th is w eek for a ten -d ay visit
w ith Mrs. P ierce's m other, and
Could You Afford
uncle, Mrs. E e rth a R um m el, and
T. A. Leger.
Initiation Friday—
Our entire rack of cot
Phoenicia T em ple, P y th ian S is
ters. w ill have th e ir re g u la r m eet
ton House Dresses at
to pay an Auto
ing and in itiatio n F rid ay n ig h t at
Clearance Prices.
th e K. P. hall.
Accident Claim?
fluenza, visitors h iv e
Laut Longer
Spanish War I'ets
and Auxiliary
Hold Installation
most
om e
E ngebret-en.
the associatif
At tiic cm
th ere w as a
Of Mesilume
Allison. H i
M Person.
C am pbell
FRI. and SAT.
Rainbow Order
Names Officers
Mother Succumbs,
Ag-cd 101 Years
Miss Spiesschaert
Weds Mr. Wyffels
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