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A R G U S ,
H IL L S B O R O .
wife of S tanley O Hager, died S u n ­
bers of th e Ladies' Social club, was broken w ith the heavy snow as
day. Mr. and Mrs. H ager w ere
played to a full house S atu rd ay ' well as buildings eollapsing.
form er residents of G arden Home
evening at the com m unity hall.
R uth C arlson h asn 't been to
They moved to P o rtlan d las: fall.
net profit o f $60 was realized from school for th re e w eeks because
the evening's en tertain m en t.
Rev. Hatch Called
snow is too deep.
Rev. G eorge W. H atch of Butte.
D isrupt Service
Mont., has been called to take
The high w ind M onday crossed
charge of th e p asto rate of the
telephone w ires u n til serv .ee was
C hristian ch u rch here.
/
som ew hat d isrupted.
Those from B eaverton atten d in g
Mrs C atty Dailey recently re tu rn - 1
(By Mrs. F. I.. Brown)
(By Mr». Gall K arns)
the state m eetin g of th e C ongre- i
LAUREL l au rel school ch ild ren ed hom e a fter a few w eeks' stay
ORENCO—M onday m orning. Mrs. gational W om an's board in P o rtlan d
(By Mrs. P. Patton)
Jo h n McGee took over h er new Tuesday w ere M esdam es H S. w ill give a literary pro g ram F r.- w ith d au g h ters in H illsboro and
CHERRY GROVE Rev E lliott of
position as postm istress in th e for- Burns. M. H. M etcalf. L. D Shel- day at 1:30 p m in honor of the P o rtlan d d u ring the cold w eather.
A soil conservation m eeting was Si Helens, w ho conducted revival
m er O regon E lectric depot. S h e has lenberger. L. W T u ck er and Miss b irth d ay an n iv ersaries of Lincoln.
W ashington and L indbergh All p a r ­ held at th e com m unity halt last m eetings here last w eek, spent
all new equipm ent.
Ju lie tte C arter.
en
ts
and
friends
of
the
ch
ild
ren
are
F
riday
w ith W F C yrus, county
LeRov Warren Injured
J. H H ulett an d d au g h ter. Mrs
agent, in charge. A nu m b er of Monday at Ins hom e and re tu rn e d
LcRoy W arren was in ju red in an G ladys B raum re tu rn e d last w eek invited
T uesday and co ntinued the m eet­
A lden Rosevear. em ployed i n farm ers attended
autom obile accident on th e C anyon from Michigan, w here they aceoni-
ings all th ro u g h this w eek Q uite
road ju st outside th e city lim its of pained th e body of th e w ife and ,,o rJ,
an t* Jam es B attenberg of
an in terest is being tak en by the
P o rtlan d w ere guests of th e fo rm ­
P ortland last S aturday. On account m other for burial,
I
of the icy pavem ent he had stop-
Mrs. K eeler Em m ons cf Eugene e r's parents. Mr and Mrs G eorge
ped to put chains on the tires w hen w as th e guest of h e r m other. Mrs. Rosevear. from S atu rd ay un til M on­
(By Vivian Hudson)
he was hit by a hit and ru n d riv er. A nnie Zim buck. w ho has been ill. day
B ro ad casters class w ill hold a
He was tak en to th e em ergency for the past few weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. C harles W ilder of
business
and
social
m
eetin
g
at
th
e
I Incorporated'
hospital for head injuries, la te r
l . R. Deen suffered a stro k e Fri-
C rescent City. Cal., have bought
Cotlrrtlona _
Credit Report.
tran sferred to St. V incent's hos- d av even in g He has been in ill hom e of th e ir teacher. Mrs Raleigh th e 40 acres of land north of the
W hitm ore
F rid ay evening. All school, w hich belonged to H unger
pital. His car w as thro w n ap p ro x i- h ealth for some time,
In
young folks of th e com m unity are B ro th ers o f O rch ard ale They m ov­
m utely 50 feet dam aging it badly.
Washington Tillamook. Yamhill.
cordially invited.
Mrs. A lbert Dappen of P o rtlan d
ed in S aturday. T he heavy snow-
Polk and Marion Counties.
M r and Mrs Roy H eineek of dam aged the w oodshed, garage and
tpent several days at th e Logan-
P o rtlan d w ere S atu rd av night and ehiekenhouse.
bhul home caring for Mrs Logan-
Personal Contact on Collection*
bhul, w ho has been q u ite ill.
S unday guests of th e ir d au g h ter.
Snow has m elted enough so that
Miss L ucille McGee spent T h u rs
Mrs. A de R utschm an.
W ashington County Office
ears can trav el out from the U p­
¡lav at Salem visiting w ith frien d s
Bv Mrs. Ida Kays of Scholls
Class M eets Tonight
d ike house.-. T he road tow ard M an­
C o m m e r c ia l B u ild in g
Miss B yrdene , Rogers
of
P
o
rtlan
d
F rien d ly C o rn er Sunday school nin g has had nothing over it from
, .
... .
As a personal touch brings things
............
Second and Main Street*
spent the w eek-end here w ith h er . 0
view I am sending p art of class w ill hold a business and the S cheible road to th e Floyd U p­
Phone 3071
parents.
.
a C incinnati letter: "We a re living social m eeting at th e Amos W at- d ik e house but pack horses and
W. S. and P. G. Hall left S unday .„ „ su b u rb far from th e riv e r
- kins hom e - T h u rsd ay even in g (to ­
Hillsboro, Oregon
hikers.
evening for B rainard. Minn.. a fte r a re not d irectly affected except n ig h t'. All fotks in th e com m unity,
S ev eral fru it and nut trees w ere
having spent several
h ere from inconveniences of electric w ho a re in terested in th e class, j
w ith Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Beck.
pow er cut off. and w ater rationed. are invited
Mrs. W oodw ard Home
The children
a re q u ite excited
Mr and Mrs. G eorge Tews and 1
Mrs. L. T. W oodward re tu rn e d about th e candle ex p erien ce It is son Jim m ie of G aston w ere S a tu r
hom e from the hospital last Wed- su rp risin g in how m any w ays we day night and Sunday guests at the
nesdav. Mrs. W oodw ard is m uch depend upon electricity in o u r W. L. S tevens hom e a fter atte n d in g
a t M o d e r a te P ric e s
im proved, b u t is still confined to m odern day living, an d W e do not th e play at th e com m unity hall
Regulation
Grass Markers In­
h e r bed. Mrs. F. E. K enyon of realize how g reat a blessing it is G eorge is a form er m ail c a rrie r on
stalled w ithin 50 m iles of Hillsboro,
Longview, Wash., is ta k in g c are u n til w e are left w ith o u t it. So ro u te 2 from L aurel
$25 und up: quality d erid e. t h e
of her.
tru e of all o ur blessings, isn't it"
M r and Mrs. E. V. Deason spent
price. Workmanship and quality
M other. B aby Home
"Cincinnati is a city of h ills and from W ednesday u n til S atu rd ay at
remain long after price Is forgot­
Mrs. R ichard B aughm an and sm all valleys, an ab u n d an ce of b eau tifu l Kelso.
Wash , v isitin g frien d s and
ten.
d au g h ter D ixie R ochelle re tu rn e d scenery. U ntil cars, not in cm er- sem e of Mrs Deason's relatives,
hom e Mondav. Mrs. Jo h n G ottlieb, genev service, w ere banned from whom she had not seen since
her
m other of Mrs. Baughm an, is spend- stre e ts we m ade a n u m b er of trip s girlhood d ay s w hen they left th e
O re g o n M o n u m e n t W o rk s
in s several days w ith h er
to lofty peaks w h ere w e got bird 's east.
Hillsboro and Newberg. Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beighly en te r- eye view s of m any in u n d ated sec-
Mr. and Mrs S E S to ller and
H. H. S tan n ard , Mgr.
tained w ith a d in n e r p arty S atu r- tions, com plete su b u rb s subm erged, ch ild ren visited Mrs. Rogers S u n ­
day evening fo r Mr. a n d Mrs. w ith only roof-peaks an d chim neys d a>' at h er new hom e in K enton
C harles Evans of Orer.co and M r of tw o-storv houses sho w in g above w h ere she is slow ly im proving from
and Mrs. Senske of Hillsboro.
the w ater. In th e business districts. an ex ten d ed illness. T hey also call- i
Mrs. R ichard Reed and ch ild ren th e w ater on m any streets is up ed °n M rs S idney R othstrom . a
of P ortland a re visiting h er m oth- to second floors. Mr. D hxs been form er neighbor, w ho has been
er. Mrs. C harles Evans. Mrs. Rich- out on relief serv ice for sev eral very ill w ith influenza b u t is con-
ard Reed is recu p eratin g from an days.
valescing.
M any old friends here as w ell as
illness.
“All schools a re closed. M any of
Honor Roll Given
them a re relief centers, each hous- from a d istan ce atten d ed th e fu n e r­
P upils on th e honor roll in th e ing h u n d red s of refuges. It w ill be al of Mrs. K ate B row n last F riday.
u p p er gradess a re E rnest Leohen. w eeks before th ey can be reopened. Mrs. Brow n 'K a te B a k e r' cam e to
aren ts
Lois Robson. Hugh Ring. B everly j These people cannot re tu rn to this com m unity w ith h er . p _____
Campbell. F ra n k Dobra J u l i u s th e ir w ater-so ak ed hom es fo r a w hen a sm all child and lived h ere
Dobra. H onorable m ention—B ernice long tim e, and for m any, th e hom es 3nd in o th er p arts of the county
m ost of h er life
Enslev. Lee Hoague. D onald W ar- a re no longer th ere."
L au rel school w as closed F rid ay
ren Helen W ilfert. G ail M ishler.
aftern o o n so th e teach er. Mrs. W il­
A rth u r A nderson.
M r and Mrs. F rancis B ran d en ­
ma B aker S chm eltzer. could a t­
b u rg left S atu rd av for M edford on
ten d th e fu n eral services of h er
Pay fa s te r or slow er if you like w ith o u t atty
aunt. Mrs. B row n.
a business trip. T hey p lan to be
gone several weeks.
loss of e a rn in g s o r of p rincipal. And in a d d i­
To Have Booth
H erbert Scheidt met w ith a v ery
BETHANY - CEDAR M ILLS — A
T he F arm ers' U nion voted at
tion y our savings a re insured up to $5000 un­
u n u 'u a l hit of bad luck w hile d riv - su rp rise b irth d ay d in n e r was given th e m eeting T h u rsd ay even in g to
in e to H illsboro last S atu rd ay . F o u r in honor of Mrs. A. E ggim an's 83rd have a booth at th e county fa ir '
d e r the re g u la r F e d e ra l P lan.
d ifferen t tires on his car w en t b irth d ay an n iv ersary S atu rd av eve- n ex t fall. F ra n k S chulm erich was
flat. each at a differen t tim e
n in g in th e basem ent of th e Beth- appo in ted ch airm an of a com m ittee
A V alentine p artv w as held at any B aptist church. O ver 60 guests for th a t purpose. Mrs. G eorge Lew -
th e school house in th e p rim ary w ere p resen t am ong w hich w ere eilyn has ch arg e of th e program
room F ridav afternoon.
all h er sons an d dau g h ters, and to be given at th e social m eeting
Mrs. F red S erien t re tu rn e d S at- grand ch ild ren . She received m any F e b ru a ry 27.
u rd av a fter h av in g spent ten d a y ; lovely gifts, and a p rogram was
R em odel K itchen
w ith h er parents. Mr. an d Mrs. C. given. R aym ond and R oger C roeni
J. W. M ulloys a re rem odeling,
B. Bouck, at M arion.
played a violin duet. C alvin Leh-
Lose Game
m an played a co rn et solo. Mrs. Ben p ap erin g and p ain tin g th eir kitchen.
C ham bers has ch arg e of the
J. M. PERSO N . Mgr
T he local basketball team w as C roeni gave a reading. M arth a and Dan
w ork.
defeated bv T ieard 25 to 32 last Alda L ehm an sang a duet. Rev
Mr. and Mrs. C arl B re tth iu e r and
Savings A Loan Bldg.
Hillsboro, Oregon
T hu rsd ay evening.
S tan ley Cornils. an d G eorge and
d au g h ter C arol of H illsboro r e ­
P.-T. A. F ounders’ dav program Ben C roeni spoke,
tu
rn
ed
hom
e
S
unday
a
fte
r
an
e
x
­
w ill be held a t tne school house
F orest Jones is hom e from A las-
to n ig h t (T hursday) at 8 o'clock, ka, visitin g his paren ts, Mr. and ten d ed visit w ith h er parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A dolf R utschm an Miss
Mrs. E. Jones.
T he H ome E xtension unit m et at H elen R utschm an, w ho is em ployed
th e hom e of Mrs. Jam es W alters in H illsboro, w ill m ake h er home
M onday afternoon. T h ere w ere 13 w ith h er sister d u rin g th e w eek.
Mrs. Shaw Hostess
present. Mrs. N. P Johnson, Mrs.
T w en ty -tw o m em bers of th e L a­
H einrich a n d Mrs. H ollis Jo n es
BEAVERTON—R ebekah con v en ­ w ent to C orvallis to atten d th e dies' Social qlub w ere en tertain ed
tion. d istrict No. 14. w as h eld a t ____
_ T hev by M rs W. J. ____
S haw ___
at ____
h er _____
hom e _
hom e _______
in terest _________
convention.
th e I. O. O F. hall in B eaverton jeft W ednesday m o rn in g an d re-
W ednesday. M rs. Jo h n S p eir-
S aturday w ith a good atten d an ce
tu rn ed T h u rsd ay nig h t.
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in g w ' ill ............................................
be hostess to th e clu b at
Mrs. G ertru d e M cCormic w as
Due to the low p rice of eggs and h er hom e n ex t W ednesday.
hostess for the F rien d sh :o B ridge t he in creasing high cost of feed,
W ork on Roads
club at h er hom e in G arden Home m any people in th e com m unity are
The ro ck cru sh e r crew began
last W ednesday.
forced to sell m ost of th e ir chick- op eratio n s again last w eek a fter a
M issionary Speaks
cns
sh u t dow n of ab o u t th re e w eeks on
Miss M innie Tontz. m issionary at
account of the snow and storm y
th e Mt. Selinda station in South
ORCHARDALE
w eather. Rock is badly needed for
A frica, w as th e guest sn eak er at
Mr. and M rs C h arles W ilder of rep a irin g the roads in all p a rts of
day evening follow ing a pot luck
City. C al" h av e m oved on- th e d is tric t H eavy traffic has had
dinner. Miss Tontz, painted a v ery ? th e
H unger p ro p e rty ad jo in in g lo b e discontiued on some roads,
vivid w ord p ictu re of th e w ork a t !n e , s± , ’01. hou'sV ” ? H ayw rd d . s - ,
* d a « a n so n o f Scholls and
th e mission and displayed articles ,n c l T hey a rc buying th e p ro p -,
g. ^d au g h ters. H elen Bolm a of
of clothing
and
o
th
er
th
in
g
s
of
r
l
J
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’
Scholls
and V eryl F rost of O regon
clothing
thing:
Mrs. Floyd A llen slipped a n d C ity, w —
ere t»-.—
S atu rd -»---------
ay night and Sun
in terest from th ere Miss Tontz is
a year's furlough. She a rriv ed *^11 on h er back porch w hich caus- day guests of th e ir d au g h ter and
in P ortland last fall. The B eav er­ ed in ju ry to h er spine. She is b arely au n t, Mrs. R ollin M eyers.
Play Success
ton church co n trib u tes to th e su p ­ ab le to be up.
Miss E velyn W right is em ployed
The farce-com edy. “In th e F o u n ­
port of Mt. Selinda station.
ta in of Y outh.” pu t on by m em -
Mr. and Mrs. Doy G ray w ere in P o rtlan d .
am ong those atten d in g th e fu n eral
of Mrs. M ary C ath erin e Wood, w ife
of Dr. F. Joseph Wood, in P o rtlan d
S atu rd ay Mrs. Wood was th e au n t
of Mrs. John G ray, d au g h ter-in -law
of Mr. and Mrs. Doy G ray.
Mrs. H ager Dies
Mrs. V iolet H ager of P ortland.
Laurel Pupils
in Program at
School Friday
Mrs. McGee
Postmistress;
Warren Injured
T h u rsd ay , F e b ru ary IK, 1937
O R E G O N
Cherry Grove Has
Revival Meetings
tow n people and som e out of tow n '
folks.
J D onald Watson, w ho w orks al
' D ufur on a 10.000 acre farm spent
1 lew day* here w ith hr- l.iiiuli
last week
Mrs R F C larke. Mrs. M E
T oliver and Lillian P earson accom ­
panied Mrs E E M organ to Cot
vallis last Tuesday
fycru d&it have to be UcJt
to enjoy tícJt whiskey!'
M odern M em orials
$5 p e r m o n th
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