ì'h iiis iln y , l'’cliriiary 11, 1937
H IL L S B O R O
A R G U S . H IL L S B O R O ,
OREGON
Bobby B u r k h a lte r have been o u t
F a ir V ie w d is tric t, fla tte n e d to th e
of school fo r o ve r a w e e k because
g ro u n d th e same n ig h t O n ly th e
o f illn e s s H a ro ld H o ffm a n , Free
h o lle r was .to re d th e re J I* Jones’
man Rowe J r . “ M ic k e y ” Robinson
ch ic k e n house w e n t in w ith th e
and F re d d ie Hagen have been out
k iio .'.' A d ie d on th e M e rl M c D o u g
i because o f s n o w -b lo cke d roads
al place and a wagon shed on the
A fte r a p ro lo n g e d v a ca tio n be-
R u fu s O r n d u ff fa rm also caved in
I cause o f th e m a ritim e s trik e , Cap
M a n y fa rm e rs here w o rk e d h a rd
la
in
F
re
d
Nelson
and
C
a
p
ta
in
S
S
that same
W ednesday
s c ra p in g
✓
U a lb y have re tu rn e d to th e ir posi-
m io w o f f roo fs
( lly l l r l r n r M. Nr hull)
(B y M rs. G all Karn«)
' tion- C a p ta in Nelson le a v in g W e d
(C ontributed)
W orker« Shovel Snow
K A K M IN G T O N
About
fo rty
ORKNCO
M rs Ida
M< K n ig h t
nesday m o rn in g and C a p ta in Da I by
T ow n se n d c lu b m e e tin g at the
A c re w o f .'10 W P A w o rk e rs s h o v
fi iendN a n <1 n viiihbor.s Mirprim»«! S a tu rd a y m o rn in g
and son Ivan, w h o hud been l i v eled snow out o f th e S k y w a y road M e th o d is t c h u rc h M o n d a y e v e n in g
M i u ix l M i . E«Up»i ltrb.se at th e ir
Itullds Home
in g in tlie W h itfo rd hou.se, have in th e Pleasant V ie w d is tr ic t last p ro ve d to he m ore a s u rp ris e on
tio in r la t T h u rs d a y e ve n in g on the
"C o x e y " R obinson is b u ild in g a m oved to T ro u td a le .
week T h e jo b was n o t q u ite c o m th e ir fo rm e r p re s id e n t and w ife
oceaMton o f th c li t w e iit y - f if t li w cd- hom e fo r his fa m ily on th e ir a c re
L in d sa y« R e tu rn
p le te d S a tu rd a y and
m a n y cars th a n a n y th in g else R I, P u tn a m ,
d liitf a n n iv e rs a ry . Bunco, p in o ch le age n e a r tiie S c h o lls -H ills b o ro h ig h
M r and M rs L in d s a y , w h o had l ame as fa r as h a lf w a y b e tw e e n w h o has served as p re s id e n t o f th e
and "MM)“ w ir e p la ye d Itrfre s h - w ay
Robinson 1« d o in g his o w n m ove d to H ills b o ro fro m lu re last C a rl W o h ls c h le g e i’s place and E lr y c lu b since its o rg a n iz a tio n m ore
uie n ts w ere ce n te re d
a ro u n d
a b u ild in g
w eek, have m oved back and are M cD o u g a l's o n ly to fin d th e y had th e n tw o years ago. and his w ife ,
•’w e d d in g ” cake d e co ra te d w i t h
P u p ils o f th e .school are e n jo y liv in g in tin* W id tfo rd house*
Io tu r n a ro u n d and go hack D r if t s w e re m ade h o n o r guests o f th e
s ilv e r leaves Jo h n K a n in a m ade a in g r e fin is h e il and v a rn is h e d desk
R ebuild B ridge
a lo n g th is road w e re as h ig h us m e e tin g and w e re presented w ith
sh o rt speech in b e h a lf o f th e gueatM. T lie w o rk
I he c o u n ty is r e - b u ild in g a ne w th e tops o f cars.
tw o lo v e ly b la n k e ts as a g if t o f
was d one by u p p er
c o n g ra tu la tin g tin* h a p p y couple grade p u p ils and tlie teacher in a I bridge
a p p re c ia tio n fro m th e c lu b H e n ry
near th e A lb e rt B o rw ick
Schools Open
a m i p riv .e ritm g the g ift, w h ic h c o n c itiz e n s h ip p ro je ct,
, place
V ourig. n e w ly - elected p re sid e n t,
A ll schools h e re opened ag a in presided and m ade th e presenta
sisted o f a purse o f « liv e r to the
School Closed Week
S< hiilm erleh In ju re d
M
on
d
a
y
w
ith
good
attendance.
a m o u n t o f n e a rly $11. th e g ift to
F ra n k S c h u lm e ric h m id w ith an i S chool re-o p e n ed here M on d a y T h e re was school T h u rs d a y at B u c k tio n . h ig h ly c o m m e n d in g th e m fo r
Iw» chosen and purchased try th e
a ccid e n t F rid a y , h u rtin g his fo o t 1 a fte r a w eek's va ca tio n d ue to H eaven w ith o n ly th re e p u p ils p re s services.
re c ip ie n ts
i w e a lh e f c o n d itio n s end Illness.
M usic was fu rn is h e d b y M r and
M iss Ire n e Stevens, a teacher of on a hay hook He is a b le to get
M r and M rs F re d T o e lle v is ite d ent T h e re was n o sch o o l F rid a y . M rs John G reen and M iss A n n a
H aro ld
S tate e x a m in a tio n s at M o u n ta in W ebb, s tr in g e d - trio o f th e F o u r
Osweg»» school, and Miss D o ro th y about a in! on crutcheN
in
P
o
rtla
n
d
w
ith
th
e
ir
sons
and
S tevens v is ite d th e school F rid a y Dean is h e lp in g w ith th e w o rk
T o p w e re postponed ag a in u n til S quare c h u rc h T h e address o f th e
A lv in S c h u lm e ric h . stu d e n t at O d a u g h te rs d u rin g th e c o ld spell.
M on d a y and T uesday. T h e Newberg e v e n in g was d e liv e re d by Eugene
a fte rn o o n M iss Ire n e wus a w e e k
F orm er Resident Wed«
end v is ito r o f th e Fred Stevens S C , was hom e o v e r th e w e e k
h ig h sch o o l bus came to M o u n ta in B u r r o f P o rtla n d B u r r condem ned
M r. and M rs M M uch a rece ive d
end.
T o p school house M o n d a y fo r th e th e present c o m m u n ity s p e n d in g of
w o rd last w eek th a t th e ir g ra n d
f ir s t tim e since th e deep snow.
irent
at Laurel dui ing 1 h •
$200 as a te st o f th e T o w n se n d plan
d a u g h te r. R am ona R cu p e te r. was
"S n o w h o lid a y ”
W ithout Mail
and c a lle d i t "s c h o o l-b o y p la y " as
m a rrie d to H o w a rd K a va n a u g h at
M rs Fd H a tfie ld has been q u ite
B u c k H eaven d is tr ic t d id w ith o u t fa r as th e m o v e m e n t is concerned
C o lo ra d o S p rin g s. C o lo ra d o
R a
i l l w ith the flu . T h e H a tfie ld s are
A
t best he p o in te d o u t it is o n ly a
m ona a tte n d e d g ra d e se h ixil here m a il fo r the f ir s t tim e in 15 years
re m o d e lin g th e ir home, re c e n tly
c N ; a y b ro th e rs began "re ta il-s a le s ta x ," and in no w a y a
w h ile liv in g w ith h e r g ra n d p a r- J a n u a ry 1 M cN
purchased fro m G um Bog«*
in 1922 d e liv e r rin
(By Mrs. F rank P e io ld ll
in g m a il here o v e r test o f a n a tio n a l tra n s a c tio n ta x
ents.
L a d ie s ’ A id o f th e c o m m u n ity
M rs
Jack Rogers i s sp e n d in g j w h a t w a l th e n L a u re l ro u te 2 W il- as proposed In th e ne w "G e n e ra l
I K X 'K
C H E E K The
fo llo w in g
c h u rc h m et Wednewday w ith M rs
ham M illa y is i s t ill assistant c a r- W e lfa re A c t o f 1937" b ill n o w in
P o rtla n d
w ith
se ve ra l days in
E d g a r Rchse T h e ladies are busy c h ild re n o f th e p rim a ry grades o f
r ie r h o r ij on ro u t te n u m b e r 5 H ills congress fo r e n a ctm e n t.
H o ik C re e k .school a tta in e d the frie n d s and re la tiv e s
on a q u ilt in g p ro je c t.
B u rr, a p e rsonal frie n d o f Sena
M r and M rs. F. It B e c k ly le ft b o ro H e 'b ro u g h t th e m a il a ll last
T h e se w in g class meets T h u rs h o n o r r o ll d u rm g th e last school S a tu rd a y fo r th e ir hom e in B r a in w eek, e xce p t M on d a y, on h o rs e to r B orah o f Idaho, re la te d his e x
q u a rte r: Ira Stauss, Leona Stauss,
day a fte rn o o n a.s usual.
erd. M in n . a fte r s p e n d in g a m o n th back. T h e f ir s t o f th e w<?ek no p e rie n ce w ith th e se n a to r re la tiv e
M rs F.d H o ffm a n , w h o has been K e n n e th B ra d le y , L e ona B ra d le y , w it t i M r. and M rs C P Beck
roads w e re b ro k e n and th e sn o w to th e T o w n s e n d p lan. He show ed
W ilm a H uberts
C a ro ly n Benson.
* i l l w it h tlie flu . is m uch b e tte r
T he local b a s k e tb a ll team d e fe a t alo n g th e to p o f th e M o u n ta in was , h o w the senator, a.< soon as he saw
I.a u n n e Leu. S m a ll B lo d g e tt and
Ke<*or<ls Good
o ve r tw o feet deep. T he m a il was ! th e p la n as a n a tio n a l
re c o v e ry
ed C o rn e liu s at C o rn e liu s 30-24
G le n fjro sse n
S chedule G ive n
b ro u g h t o v e r B a ld Peak and F ir m easure and n o t a pension fo r o ld
ite c o rd a tte nd a n ce fo r the school
Honor« Won In Spelling
S ch e d u le fo r w eek F e b ru a ry 9: , G ro v e d is tric ts . H ills b o ro ro u te 2. people, d e c la re d h im s e lf 100 per
fo r th e m o n th o f J a n u a ry was fo r
In th e J a n u a ry 25 m id -te rm e x
th e fo llo w in g p u p ils M a rg a re t and a m in a tio n s th re e p u p ils o f Huck C o rn e liu s at O ren e o ; F e b ru a ry 11 m re la y s R a ym on d M e ye rs to o k It c e n t fo r it : f o r he a lw a y s b e lie v
M a u rin e P utnam , R u th ( ’ la rk , R ic h C re e k school a ch ieved a p e rfe ct H ills b o ro here: F e b ru a ry 12. T i I o v e r B a ld Peak th e n a n o th e r n e ig h ed th e p rin c ip le to be e c o n o m ic a lly
a rd and Jack K a m n a On th e h o n .«cure, o r a grade o f 100 in s p e ll g a rd a t T ig a rd T h is ends th e re g b o r c a rrie d on to th e n e x t and so sound.
T h e re are ;e ve ra l on.
T he speaker, b y m eans o f facts
o r r o ll w e re M a rg a re t and M a u rin e in g T h e y w e re G la d ys B e rg e r. E r- u la r schedule
postpom -d games to he pla ye d
and fig u re s on a b la c k b o a rd , i l
M arried 51 Y’ears
P u tn a m and Ju ck K a m n a
na S la e h le and Ju n e Johnson
P
ra
y
e
r
H
a
y
F
rid
a
y
lu
s
tra te d th e w o r k a b ility o f th e
M r and M rs D M M c In n is c e le
A id I lood Sufferers
G la d y s B e rg e r w on th e d is tin c
! p la n and th a t th e tra n s a c tio n ta x
T h e w o rld day o f p ra v e r fo r m is
T h e re w ill be a special c o lle c - I tio n o f b e in g th e p u p il o f Hock sions w ill he h e ld at th e B e th a n y b ra te d th e ir f if t y - f ir s t w e d d in g an- I w ill n o t a m o u n t to m ore th a n a
n iv e r- ir y q u ie tly a t hom e th is year.
turn in the local S u n d a y school I C re e k school, w h o m ade a p e rfe ct
P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h
F rid a y a ft- La t ye a r th e y c e le b ra te d th e oc gross 6 ': ta x.
n e x t S u n d a y fo r th e b e n e fit o f , score o r a grade o f 100 in tw o su b
e rn n o o n
T he R e e d v ille .
O reneo
R e g u la r tim e o f m e e tin g has:
th e flo o d s u ffe re rs . A n y and a ll jects, s p e llin g and language, in the and T u a la tin P la in s ch u rch e s are casion w ith a fa m ily re u n io n and
been changed fro m th e second and
d in n e r p a rty .
donation.* are w e lcom e T h e J u n io r | J a n u a ry
m id -y e a r
e x a m in a tio n s
pai to ip a t iiij' in (lie u ro g ra m .
F ir G ro v e L a d ie s ' social c lu b fo u rth M o n d a y to th e f ir s t and
Red Cross o f th e lo ca l school also j G la d ys also d id n o t m iss a s in g le
Teacher III
postponed th e ir m e e tin g last w e e k t h ir d M ondays N e x t m e e tin g o f th e
m ade a s m a ll d o n a tio n to w a rd s ■ w o ril in s p e llin g in the IB weeks
M iss Susan R u tsch m a n p rim a r y on a cco u n t o f th e deep snow . T h e y c lu b w ill be M o n d a y again a t th e :
s p e llin g lessons o f th e fir s t sem
th is CIUM
teacher, is i l l w ith the flu
w ill m eet n e x t T ue sd a y w ith M rs. M e th o d is t c h u rc h a t 8
I t is th e '
Ite m
fro m
a le tte r fro m San | ester
T his, a cco rd in g to
II
E
R e tu rn fro m P o rtla n d
D A O tto
S ch e ld t teacher, was v e ry un u sua l 1
social n ig h t, a special fe a tu re be
M r. and M rs D w ig h t G oodm an
M
rs
W
a
ld
o
D
o
u
g
la
s
and
lit
t
le
in g a " ro u n d ta b le ” on th e T o w n s - I
m as in
H illsb o ro
She b ro u g h t In the last six weeks o f s p e llin g and son B e rn ie o f P o rtla n d have
d a u g h te r re tu rn e d S u n d a y fro m a e n d
b.n k w ith her a stack o f A rguses , fiv e p u p ils at Hock C re e k school
s e t-u p
con d ucte d by Pres.
m oved here a fte r liv in g in P o rtla n d w e e k's v is it w ith h e r m o th e r at
W e c e rta in ly e n jo y re a d in g them ” I rated a grade o f 100 T h e y w e r e ,
H e n ry Y oung. M em b e rs are asked
th e past s ix m onths
O regon C ity M rs. D o u g la s' fa th e r to b rin g p o t-lu c k fo r re fre s h m e n ts . J
Jam es and N orri.s O Rear and G la d vs B e rg e r, Erna S laehle. H o ii - |
Miss Susie B u zi o f P o rtla n d spent
a id Z n h le r. Ire n e H y la n d and M i l th e w e e k-e n d at th e hom e o f her re c e n tly d ie d . T h e D o u g la s fa m ily
P re sid e n t Y o u n g . R L
P u tn a m
liv e at th e B u rn e tte and Bates s a w , and C. C. B a n n is te r a re c lu b d e le -
d re d H y la n d
parents.
m ill.
H ave Program
; gates fo r th e tr i- c o u n ty r a lly S u n -
M r and M rs
O r v ie
H o lb ro o k
G iven Surprise
Hock C re e k school gave one of and fa m ilv o f P o rtla n d and Don
i d a y at H ills b o ro in th e o ld G range
L
e
o
n
a
rd
W
h
itm
o
re
was
ho
n
ore
d
th e ir m o n th ly p ro g ra m s nt school i P a rks o f V a n c o u v e r. Wash
h a ll.
w e re
a s u rp ris e
p a rty S a tu rd a y
F rid a y w ith th e fo llo w in g n u m b e rs S u n d a v p a rtv guests o f M r. and w ith
n ig h t on his b ir th d a y T w o tables o f Eau C la ire . W is . and W a ld e m a r
m i th e p ro g ra m : p ia n o solos by M rs C a lv in Gross
D ic k Jo--sy and R o n a ld Z a h li r duel
Dan Sabo, w h o is c o n fin e d to his o f "500" w e re in p la y P resent be E lie s o f P o rtla n d J a n u a ry 24
by S h ir le y
Z n h le r
and
Leona h o m e on account o f illn e s s. w ill a d , t h e h o n o r guest and th e host
Sam O tto s u ffe re d an a tta c k o f
S ta lls' song by a g ro u p o f lo w e r u n d e rg o a g o ite r o p e ra tio n ¡1 is soon end hostess. M r. and M rs M e rv in in flu e n z a th is w e e k
W h itm o re , w e re M rs. M a rie Fuchs
grade c h ild re n , re c ita tio n s b y I ’ .attv as Ins h e a lth w ill p e rm it.
M rs Sam O tto was b ro u g h t hom e
and Ru sell and V e rn o n G a in e r o f S a tu rd a y fro m a w eek's sta y in a
M a rs h a ll and Sarah B lo d g e tt, and
B irth d a y Celebrate«!
N
e
w
b
e
rg
M
rs
Ira
G
M
c
C
o
rm
ic
k
a vo ca l solo by G la d ys B erger.
N e w b e rg h o s p ita l. She w i l l c o n
M r and M rs II E B u rd e tte gave
R eturn to School
a p a rty in h o n o r o f th e ir son R o b and H odson M c C o rm ic k F e a tu re d tin u e to be u n d e r a d o c to r's care
S tu d e n ts o f B e a ve rto n and S cap e rt's e ig h te e n th b ir th d a y F e b ru a ry at th e m id n ig h t su p p e r was a fo r some tim e
poose h ig h schools, o f w h ic h a H Present w e re D o ris and D o n a ld b e a u tifu l b ir th d a y cake w it h 21
B irthdays C elebrated
n u m b e r liv e in th is se ctio n and Rogers. V ir g in ia and l.o is Robson. candles.
Present at a d in n e r p a rty S u n
B
ir
th
d
a
y
C
e
le
b
ra
te
d
on
B ro o k» H ill, resu m e d
then- Ira Rogers L e R o v and H a ttie W a r
d a y at th e D M. M c In n is hom e
stu d ie s M on d a y
M rs. P e te r O r n d u ff ce le b ra te d h e r w e re M rs. M c In n is . L e o n a rd W h it
ren. Dan S a n fo rd . L a V e rn e E r ic k
Wagon Tongue M eeting Held
M c C o rm ic k
and
son. Rosie and L o u ie B e lla B a r six tv -s e c o n d b ir th d a y S a tu rd a v by m ore. Hodson
T h e W agon T ongue c lu b m et at bara, R o b e rt and H u g h B u rd e tte
e n te rta in in g a ll h e r g ra n d c h ild re n K e n n e th M c In n is , whose b irth d a y s
th e hom e o f M rs Jo h n II. B e rg e r T h e e ve n in g was spent in p la y in g w it h a t a f f y p u ll.
o ccu r in F e b ru a ry . M r and M rs.
T h u rs d a y
Seven m em bers
w e re | games.
M rs Lena M e ye rs was i l l w ith Ira G. M c C o rm ic k a n d M r. M c In
present G uests w e re M rs
F re d ,
M r. and M rs Ernest W 'llfe rt had f lu last w eek H e r d a u g h te r N o rm a nis.
P a g e le r and M iss In g rid L in d N e xt | a g ro u p o f y o u n g fo lk s at th e ir was a b le to a tte n d school a g a in
M rs. Ted R u tsch m a n e n te rta in e d
m e e tin g w ill he held at th e hom e I , hom e S a tu rd a y e v e n in g
Present M o n d a y a fte r an a tta c k o f th e same w it h a d in n e r p a rty S u n d a y P re s
o f M rs Johnson in P o rtla n d , w e a th i w e re V ir g in ia Robson. L e R o y W a r- m alad y.
e n t w e re M r. and M rs. A R u ts c h
A band o f a b o ut 25 sea g u lls was m an o f L a u re l and t h e ir house
e r p e rm ittin g
I ren. L o is Robson. H ugh. R o b e rt
D id You K n ow T h a t
seen
f
ly
in
g
a
b
o
u
t
here
last
w
eek.
C lub to M eet
' and B a rb a ra B u rd e tte , Dan S a n
guests. M r. and M rs. C a rl B re tt-
T he H e lp in g B a n d c lu b w i l l m eet fo rd and H elen and S h e rw o o d W il-
h a u e r and baby C a ro l o f H ills b o ro .
(Too late for last week)
w ith M iss M in n ie B a u e r T h u rs d a y j fert. T h e e v e n in g was spent pop-
M r. and M rs. A d e R u tsch m a n and
D M and K e n n e th M c In n is a rc c h ild re n A d o lf a n d B o b b ie
i to d a y).
I p in g co rn and p la y in g games
o I
(if a ll cars on 1 lie h ig h
M iss C e celia K ie s is i l l w ith
m a k in g som e e x te n s iv e in t e r io r L a u re l. M r. and M rs T o m S h u c k
p n e u m o n ia at th e St V in c e n ts hos
a lte ra tio n s on th e ir home.
way have lig h ts only
and S ta n le y S h u ck o f H ills b o ro , L.
p ita l in P o rtla n d and M iss Id a Jag-
M rs Ira G. M c C o rm ic k and H o d T F in ig a n and Ted R utschm an.
e ffic ie n t e n o u g h t o
g l is i l l at h e r hom e here.
son M c C o rm ic k , acco m p a n ie d b y
A lle n and H orace Wise, fo rm e rly
d rive safely at not more
Surprised on B irth d a y
M iss M a rie F uchs o f N e w b e rg , a t o f W isco n sin , v is ite d
th e F. E.
M rs. Joe L e ts ln g e r was g iv e n a
tended a m o n o p o ly p a rty g iv e n by H o ffm a n
fa m ily S a tu rd a y . T h e
than
(By
Mrs.
B
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s u rp ris e on th e occasion o f her
M r and M rs. A lla n C o m b e r at W ise b ro th e rs helped w ith t h e
15 M ile » P e r H o u r
C H E H A L E M M O U N T A IN
T h e P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
b ir th d a y a n n iv e rs a ry T h u rs d a y e v e
b e rr y h a rv e s t on t h e
H o ffm a r.
n in g . P resent w e re M r and M rs b a rn on the L. T . P ro c to r fa rm
M rs. Ira G. M c C o rm ic k e n te r fa rm in 1934. T he y, w ith th e ir p a r
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ents, re c e n tly m oved to P o rtla n d .
w e ig h t o f sn o w on th e roo f. T h e day e v e n in g fo r M isses M a rie and
K e n n e th B ra d le y and M r and M rs
S a w m ill D ow n
lights today and lie s a t e .
seven cow s escaped w ith o n ly m in J u lia F uchs o f N e w b e rg a nd T h o m
Joe L e ts ln g e r and E a rl L e ts ln g e r.
Y o u 'll l>r M irprincd at the
B u rn e tte a nd Bates s a w m ill sh u t
Mr .uni Mrs LouU Zuercher o r h u rts , one o f th e tw o horses as T w ig g o f H ills b o ro . C overs w e re d o w n T h u rs d a y e v e n in g on account
■liilcreiicc a few m inor ad
w e re hosts at d in n e r S u n d a y . Guests was k n o cke d u n c o n d o u s . a P ly m la id f o r seven.
o f th e deep snow .
justm ent« w ill m ake.
w e re M rs. H
H irsh . M iss L y d ia o u th sedan re ce ive d a sm ashed to p
M rs. E rnest G u e n th e r s u ffe re d an
M a n y fa rm e rs here a nd a cre w
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H irs h and M iss M a rth a H irs h o f
a tta c k o f rh e u m a tis m in h e r r ig h t fro m B u rn e tte and Bates s a w m ill
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hand last w eek She was im p ro v w o rk e d to c le a r th e snow o u t o f
P o rtla n d . M r. and M rs
W illia m
E q u ip m e n t
W ilk c n and fa m ily o f N o rth P la in s dam aged and th e b a rn was a c o m in g th e fir s t o f th is w eek.
th e road. Roads th a t w e re c le a r
and Rev. B. M F re se n b org o f th is p le te w re c k . T h e r ix if on N e il
M r and M rs. C o rn e liu s O tt e n S u n d a y e v e n in g had 11 in ches o f
L ic e n s e d T e s tin g
H odge's saw m ill b u ild in g in th e te rta in e d M r and M rs. A . S e ib e rt snow on th e m M o n d a y m o rn in g .
s e rtio n .
M iss D o ro th y G e tty e n te rta in e d
Station
at a d in n e r p a rty S u n d a y fo r h e r
cousin.
H a rv e y
L u n d g re n ,
a nd
frie n d s o f P o rtla n d .
M ik e V r lie a k is b u ild in g a ba rn .
F re d Benson is th e c a rp e n te r.
Farmington
r Folk Honored
on Anniversary
Oreiico People
Move; School
Closed a Week
Couple Feted
by Townsend
Group Monday
Honor Roll Given
for Rock Creek
|
30 %
Buiidings Fall Due
to Heavy Snows
SA H N O W
GARAGE
REMARKABLE ECONOMY
A Long D escent
( Ira n C om fort Stations
D rinking F ountain s
T h ird and L in coln St
Phone 271
er
N o ra — "Y e s,
I s ta irs ." Ex
th re e
flig h t,«
(By Mrs. J. A. McCoy)
K A N S A S C I T Y - - Kansas C i t y
F a rm e rs ’ U n io n m et a t B anks W e d
nesday in th e R o y a l N e ig h b o r h a ll
w ith an a ll d a y m e e tin g P ot lu c k
d in n e r was served a t noon.
W ayne V a n d e rza n d e n was out
o f school th e past w e e k on account
o f the bad w e a th er.
M rs. C la ra S ta rk was not a b le to
h iv e th e H a rm o n y c lu b W ednes
d a y on a c co u nt o f illn e s s and th e
death o f h e r g ra n d m o th e r. M rs.
A y d e lo tt. M rs. J P B ra d y e n te r
ta in e d w ith an a ll d a y m e e tin g w ith
a p o t lu c k d in n e r a t noon.
D a rre l B ra d y was able to re tu rn
to school M o n d a y a fte r an illn e ss
o f tw o weeks.
P a rty guests at th e C h a rlie R utan
hom e o f T h a tc h e r S u n d a y e v e n in g
w e re M r a nd M rs. M. J V a n d e r
zanden arid son W a yn e and Miss
M a r jo r ie V a n d e rza n d e n and frie n d
H e n ry Tews.
H ig h
school s tu d e n ts
o f th is
n e ig h b o rh o o d e n jo y e d a w eek's v a
ca tio n T he bus was u n a ble to get
th ro u g h on a c co u nt o f th e roads
R a lp h V a n d e h e y had his to n s ils
and adenoids re m o v e d W ednesday
m o rn in g at th e Jones h o s p ita l in
H ills b o ro . He re tu rn e d hom e T h u rs
day.
breed a re being follow ed In the
county. All brc«?ders and m em bers
a re urged to bring registration
papers of anim als in th eir herd s for
study, according to M arvin H.
K rahm er, secretary.
Legal blanks, 5c and 10c. A cond
olete supply available a t the H ills
boro A rgus.
tf
H a v e a Hewer M an Do
V'onr W o rk
SEW ER
CO N N EC TIO NS
WE DEAL IN REAL ESTATE
Easy paym ent plan available
through Federal Housing A d
m inistration.
Write
Pire and Automobile Insurance
Mske Loana and Issue Surety Bonds
All E stim ates FREE and Include
All Plum bing Change«
K URATLI & W ISMER
Hillsboro, Oreffon
Phone 1391
HO N. 2nd Ave.
J. A. Short
Phone 2902
318 N. Freem an
SEE THE NEW 1937
Leonard Refrigerators
with the
Master Dial
R alph V anderzanden has been ill
th e past week w ith tonsilitis.
Guernsey Breeders
to Meet Monday
A m e e tin g o f th e W a sh in g to n
C o u n ty G u e rn s e y B re e d ers'
c lu b
w ill be h e ld M o n d a y at 8 p. m. at
th e H ills b o ro c h a m b e r o f com m erce
room s fo r th e p u rp o s e o f a c q u a in t
in g th e b reeders w it h w h a t lin e s o f
More for Your M oney with Leonard
O nly Leonard G ives You A ll T hese Extra Features
When You Start
Building Your
NEW HOME
Y ou’ ll want c a re fu lly
selected lum ber a n d
b u ild in g m aterials . . .
and then it w ill pay
you to see us.
Free H ouse Plans
Free Estim ates
COPELAND
Lumber Yards
Phone 301
1. L eonard M aster Dial — Now
tu n e your refrig erato r like a
rad io for ju st the cold you need!
T herm om eter assures safe tem
p eratu res at all times. C ontrol
prevents over - consum ption of
current. You save both ways!
2. V egetable D raw er — Roomy,
for safe storage of vegetables
w hich do not re q u ire low tem
peratures. Slides out easily—
can't stick or fall out.
3. L enador Pedal — Open t h e
door w ith y o u r foot—leave your
hands fre e fo r carrying.
4. Service Shelf—D rops to give
you place to put things w hile
you rearran g e contents of your
Leonard Electric.
5. New C urved Shelves — Add
to the “reachability" of contents
of refrigerator.
6. R ubber G rids in
All Ice
T tays—C older, larg er cubes at
a touch of th e finger
7. V egetable
C risper — E v e n
w ilted lettuce or celery quickly
regains form er freshness in this
handy d raw er th at preserves
juiciness and flavor of all vege
tables. Top is handy serving
tray.
8. U tility B asket — For fruits,
vegetables, a 11 sm all articles.
P rev en ts oranges a n d lem ons
from rolling. Saves space.
9. Sliding S helf—P ulls out like
a draw er, m aking every article
instantly available.
10. In terio r L ight — S naps o n
autom atically w hen you open
th e door, off w hen you close it.
11. 5-year P rotection P lan—As
surance of dependability, signed
by a m aker w ho has been fa
m ous fo r fine re frig erato rs for
56 years!
90c a W eek Buys a Leonard
See the 1937 M odels T oday at
MELTEBEKE
E L E C T R IC S T O R E
“ Saves You M oney on E v e ry Purchase"
Hillsboro, Oregon
124 S. T h ird Ave.
-Çi tikne-tzied. Jhz.nl... that h.a.5
P
0
of
1665, when The First National
Bank opened for business in Portland, only blazed trails and
crude wagon roads made communication with outlying districts
possible. In those days there were less than 30,000 residents in
the entire state—there were no electric lights and telephones
here then—and it took six weeks for news from Washington,
D. C., relayed by telegraph, pony express, boat, to reach Oregon.
'A
H eadquarters for
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.: Hudson Eight—
22.71 m iles per gallon! Terraplane—22
m iles per gallon! These are the official
gasoline mileage figures established liy
Hudson and Terraplane in the 352-m ile
Los Angeles-Yosemite Economy It un. And
they are certified hy the American Auto
m obile Assoeiation. Hudson heat all oilier
Eights. Terraplane topped all other lead
ing low priced cars.
CHICK
FEEDS
Albers - Sperry - Crown - Triangle
A ll Proven Brands
K tiltii’c production o f yo u r (lock depends, upon
proper s h irtin g feeds. The above feeds, handled by
(lie H illsb o ro Fee’ll Co., have been in the fie ld fo r
a good many years, gainin g a re p u ta tio n fo r q u a lity
and being surpassed by none fo r results.
And D on’t Forget
DAIRY and
POULTRY
HUDSON s ä
or
ntujf
iTERRAPUWf
orm
ntio
FEEDS
HILLSBORO FEED CO
M cCORM ICK-DEERINU FARM MACHINERY
160 W. Main St
During the past 72 years this bank has witnessed the growth
of a state that today is nationally known for livestock, grain,
dairying, fruit, lumber and other products. Nearly a million
people reside in Oregon today. The First National Bank has
grown with Oregon. Deposits totaled $257,827 in 1866 (at the
close of the bank’s first year in business). Today deposits of
this bank exceed $88.000.000—and there is a branch of The
First National Bank in almost every part of the state.
These cars are No. 1, too, in size and all-around
room in ess . . . w ith 117-inch w h eelb a se in
Terraplane, and 122 and 129-ineh in Hudson. And
55 full inches o f front seat comfort for three . . .
several inches more than in other popular ears.
No. 1 in power . . . ranging front 96 to 122
horsepower. No. 1 in safety . . . with bodies all
o f steel and exclusive Dun-Automatic Hydraulic
Brakes. And they give you proof o f performance
and endurance no other 1937 cars can give you.
Come in, see for yourself. There’s a ear waiting
for you to drive.
of A ll Kinds
Phone 271
Kansas City Unit
Convenes at Banks
L a u ra —"W a s
H a r ry m uch cast
d o w n a fte r he spoke to y o u r fa th
W e are
IXI.
Page Three
THOMAS S. SHOLES
137 S. Third Ave.
Hillsboro, Oregon
Phone 21W
HYDRAULIC
H IL L -H O L D
(An optional ex tra on
a ll m odels)
Keep« your car from
rolling backw ards w hen
stopped on up-grades.
Growing-up with Oregon has made this bank friendly to
Oregon’s best interests, confident of Oregon’s future. We look
forward with you to continued growth and prosperity in this
community. We invite you to do business with Oregon’s pioneer
bank both at our local branch and at other branches which we
maintain throughout the state.
* HILLSBORO BRANCH *
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PORTLAND
'First N a tio n a l Bank W is t o f the Rockies'
M E M B E R
f e d e r a i
d e f o s i
t
in s u r a n c e
c o r r o r a t io n