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H I I .L S B O R O
A R G U S.
Snow Plows Open Majestic Worlds
H I IL S B O R O .
O REG O N
Vaccination of
Children Urged
Lifetime, Dies
Hue to an epidem ic of sm allpox
Started in P ortland, and several
. a » s m th,< su ro u n d m g co m m u tu -
CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN— M r s
E rnest G u en th er 43, died M arch 12
at P ortland Sanitarium , w here she
w as taken M arch 3 to be treated
fo r h eart troub le follow ing an a t
tack of influenza e a rlie r in th e w in
M abie Larsen, d au g h ter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. K. Larsen, was born
S eptem ber 16. 1894. on C hehalem
M ountain n ear Laurel. S he was
m arried to Ernest G u en th er No
v em ber 26. 1913. To this union w ere
born tw o sons. L.vnn and Llovd. and
tw o daughters. E rn estin e and H elen
Mae. all at home. Mrs. G u en th er
w as a continuous resid en t of C he
*. < À
halem M ountain.
She had alw ays been a faithful
w o rk er in S unday school and
church. Before h e r last s.ckness she
w as teacher of the Ju n io r Sunday-
school class at M ountain Top and
organist for both Sunday school
and church. She was also chairm an
of the extension unit of hom e eco .-
omies at Laurel.
Mrs. G uenther .s su rv .v ed bv her
husband and four children, h er
m other. Mrs Mary V. L arsen N c.d-
er. of Laurel; tw o brothers. C harles
V L arsen of P o rtlan d and W alter
L arsen of A lbany, and one sister.
Mrs. Amos W atk.ns of L aurel
F u n eral services w ere held at
M ountain Top church M onday a ft
ernoon W illiam Morse, p asto r of
th a t church officiating. In term e n t
w as in G u en th er cem etery o i the
south slope of C hehalem m ountain.
The state highw ay d e p a rtm e n ts snow plows have been busy
this w in ter keeping open highw ays that pass through heavy
snow areas like the W apinitia cut-off over the shoulder of Mt
Hood
in the u p p er photograph. The sm aller view shows
one of the d ep artm en t s big ro ta ry plows opening the H aines-
A nthony highw ay in E astern Oregon. M otorists w ho enjoy
w in ter s a rtistry find b eau tifu l w eek-end d riv es aw aitin g them
in such areas as Mt. Hood. C ra te r Lake. G reen S prings h ig h
w ay and o th er areas w h ere snow -fall is heavy and rem ains for
long periods
-■ Photo g rap h s by R alph Gifford. O regon state
highw ay departm ent»
Y O U N G 'S
(By Mary Sinclair)
sen. I Lackey. Paul R;ngle and J
REED VILLE—A gro u p of m u si
C R um m er G uests w ere Mrs. Fred
cians from P o rtlan d w ill give a
Jesse and Mrs Jam es M athiesen.
m usical program T hursday evening
“Thoughtful. Sympathetic
Mrs. Alice P ierce of V ernonia,
at th e R eedville church at 8:15. This
Service”
w ho has been visiting h er sister
is the re g u lar M arch P-.T. A. m eet
th e past tw o weeks, re tu rn e d to
(C ontinued fro m pace I )
Phone 972
Hillsboro
ing but the business p a rt of the
A nnual school m usic festival in h e r hom e M arch 9
ap ron and occupy th e chair he
session w ill be atten d ed to at a c f-
said.
Mrs. M athiesen Hostess
fe re n t time. No ad m ittan ce charges. 10 cen ters of W ashington countv
w tll be held A p ril 30 if present
Back in W ashington. Ju d g e P eters
Come and enjoy th e evening.
Mrs Jam es M athiesen w as h ost
plans are carried out. according to
A good n u m b er g ath ered at th e O. B. K raus, county sup erin ten d en t. ess w ith a pot luck d in n er T h u rs related how th e grand m asters
hom e of Mrs. K elly T h u rsd ay to Plans for th e festival w ere m ade bv day for friends. In th e afternoon called on P resident Roosevelt. be
quilt, and as the q u ilt w as no t com the com m ittee w hich includes Claud "500" was played in w hich Mrs ing ushered into t h e reception
p leted th e ladies plan to q u ilt on it H. Nosier. R uth H Will. J. Jo v ce H erm an R ehse and Mrs. Dolph room an d req u ested to rem ove
th eir overcoats and keep t h e i r
this week.
H opkins. M erle Davies and W ade II Rogers had high scores. G uests hands out of th e ir pockets. The
w ere M esdam es D olph Rogers of
Y oung P eople's class of th e S u n A rstill.
p resident sat at a desk, and g re e t
day school w as en te rta in e d F rid av
B o u g h t - Sold and
Com m ittees, cen ters and districts P o rtlan d . O. Coslett. H erm an R ehse
evening by th e teacher. Mrs. N ord- tak in g p a rt in each center, follow; G ro v er R ogers. W ill Rogers. Fred ed each individual as the line
passed
his
desk.
C o n sig n ed
lund. at the hom e of Mr. an a Mrs.
E nnis of Hillsboro. Mrs. P. A
H illsboro: C. H. Nosier. Lucille Q ualls an d th e hostess.
A m ong th e places visited was the
G lenn Stiff. The evening w as sp en t
Fisher.
H
elene
Schultz.
O
leva
B
er
suprem
e
court
building,
c
h
a
ra
c
te
r
playing gam es and contests, a fte r
Mrs. C ypher to E ntertain
ized by Ju d g e P eters as "that m ag
w hich refresh m en ts w ere served to g er and H arriett Ford. D istricts are
B a r g a in D a y
Mr.-. H enry C ypher o f N orth nificent bu ild in g costing $10.000000
7-1-8-17-19-29-31-33-38-52-58-77-79-89
the group of tw en ty w ho atten d ed . 116.
P lains will en te rta in th e P ast C hiefs' and housing the "N ine Old Men "
Mr. and Mrs. Thom as P a r s e r Sr.
F orest Grove: W H. A rstill. Neva club at h er hom e M arch 25.
V isits Radio C ity
and fam ily spen t S u n d ay w ith D eSpain.
M. L K athan. Emm a B ry
friends at Salem.
Meacham P.-T. a . will sponsor a
His first glim pse of th e S ta tu e
ant. D arrell Janes, a n d Florence
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H errin g of
card p arty at M ountaindale com- of L iberty was obtained on a short
. D istricts 15-2-4-5-10-27-42-53- i m
Y am hill w ere w eek-end g .c - .s at Shaw
u n itv h all S atu rd ay night. M arch visit in N ew Y ork city as the
56-71-97-99-113
th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Lee
train approached th e re Here he
B eaverton: M erel D avies. Rav 20. F ree lunch w ill be served.
Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Holl er of Haas. G erald Acklen. H arriett Let ;
Dr. K E. Billings. P o rtlan d d e n was perm itted to visit Radio C ity
P o rtlan d spent S atu rd ay and S u n A nnie Vose. D istricts 48-6-18-37-'7- tist. spoke before M eacham P.-T A w atch the broadcast of national
day w ith Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hooper. ,60-62j t -67 j t -74-81-94-95-107-108
F rid ay even in g on care of c h ild program s and a tte n d th e p resen
Mrs. H ooper re tu rn e d hom e w ith
T igard: E. B ritt Nedrv. A. A. B ald ren s teeth. A dditional program in tation of "M agic Key." Some of
them S unday evening for a feu-
G a llo n s 1-t G ra d e G as
win. R W. Erickson. Frances Pe,: t. cluded songs by boys in th e sixth the sound tricks w ere illum inat- i
days' visit.
ing. too. he said, and related that
Mr. and Mrs. Frost and d au g h ter C lara Thom pson. D istricts 23-40-82- sev en th and eighth grades: plav bv the baw ling of ca ttle is im itated
w ith e ve rv ear over $100
V erm e I.inn. Donald and M ary Ba-
Ju n e visited th eir d au g h ter and h u s 92-106.
N E W ' o r USED.
S herw ccd: J. Clyde H opkins. Ce ccn. "The Lazy R abbit;" re c ita w ith one of th e novelty C arnation
band. Mr. and Mrs. D. O. P rin k , of
cil W. Loose. Louise H uber. Let a tions by D onald an d M ary Bacon. m ilk cans which, w hen' tipped, has
L ake G rove Sunday.
a
device
w
hich
bawls.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd U banks of Hoggatt. A lvin Schultz. D = r et 88- R, nnv Linn. G ene and Robert Sai -
1936 W illy s S e d a n
tee. and D arrell Brow n. The e v e
*
K ansas City. Kans.. are h ere v sit 20jt-22-26jt-45-47-73-96.
B anks; O. V ervle W hite. R uth n ing's en tertain m en t concluded with ren ted in connection w ith in fo r
1930 N ash S ed a n
ing Mr. and Mrs. I. L Jacobson.
m ation w hich he obtained on the !
C laude K ey and fam ily m oved G inther. Ida H opkins. L eila Peters a com m unity sing and games.
1931
Ford T u d or
G rand C oulee dam. w hich he d e
from th e B ecker house into th e and W ayne T hurm an. D istricts 13-
Mrs. \ oges Hi lored
clared.
w
ould
be
w
orth
little
com
'h o u se on the place w hich G lenn 12-14-34-44-63-72-75-76-98.
1928
F ord R o a d ster
Mrs. O tto C. Vogers of M ountain- m ercially. The w ater for irrigation
G aston: L en n art Teir. M atilda
S tiff rents, fa rth e r no rth on M arket
d ale was
pleasantly
su rp rised w puld cost n early $149 per acre,
1935
W illy s S ed an
Begert.
Ellen
N
yberg.
Jam
es
Van-
road.
S atu rd ay evening, when h er h u s
Mrs. Leo Morse and sm all d au g h Lom. Cecelia Kalsch. L enora R eed band asked a few frien d s in to he said, w hile th ere w ould be no ;
1935
F
ord C ou p e
te r a re hom e from th e hospital in er. D istricts 1 ljt-16-28-32-64-66jt-91 - celeb rate h er b irth d ay G uests w ere m arket for the pow er On the other
109.
1930
hand,
he
said.
B
onneville
was
jusi
,
Ford
T u d or
H illsboro. The baby has been n a m
N orth Plains: R uth H. Will M ar M r and Mrs. G ordon Sahnow th e opposite. B ecause of this dif- j
ed G race Louise
1930
C
h
cv
C
ou p e
.
rA
,
y
?
ges
Mrs
Lou
M
ustonen
W alter S chm itke and F lorence g u eritte Doohcr. Joseph Wenzel. of H illsboro. Mr and Mrs D elbert ference. a n u m b er of politicians are
T rachsel w ere am ong those w ho a t M argaret Stol 1 e r a n d H e r b e r t B ter-dorf. K enneth Bier.-dorf of attem p tin g to unload a big share !
of th e cost of C oulee o n to B onne
ten d ed the B aptist Young People's Scheldt. D istricts 70-9-21-23-41-43- Schefflin. H ubert Thun
H a lf th e G as
ville. he d e c la re d .
conference at S alt C reek Saturday- 51-54-55-59-61-68-112.
Jed
m
o
re:
T
E.
C
rocker.
G
eorg
■
n ig h t and Sunday.
M
em
bers
of
the
county
fair
board
i
T he annual d in n er given by th e Ray. C. V. K ilgore, H elen A sbahr
w ere introduced previous to t h e 1
ladies of the R eedville church w as and Rosa M Skene. D istricts 69-30-
talk by Ju d g e Peters, and H enrv
SEE IT!
a decided success. The d in n e r was 65-78-86-87-90-1Ô2
Hesse, president, spoke briefly of j
Laurel: Wilma Schmeltzer. 11 a
given at Mrs. O linger's store and the
th
e
plans
for
this
year,
urging
the
proceeds exceeded any d in n ers b e E ichler. F rances Deaviile. Lou -e
E xtension i f th e tran s - Pacific continued eo-operation of the busi- | Ju st a fe w d o lla rs m ore fo r
Peters. G ladys Bailey an,I Thelma
fo re given.
Hesse D istricts 3-25-39-46jt-5J-3 J-
sf r\ lcc t0 Hong Kong, and nessm en. All businessm en respond- •
schedule for d ep artu res, have been ed to a request as to how m any i
105-115jt.
announced thro u g h the post office favored the fair.
in H illsboro by L. T. McPheeters
Mrs. Alice B uckley gave a q u ilt
postm aster. The first flight leaves
T tried petting w ith our con
ing last W ednesday. G uests w ere
San Francisco A pril 21 and re tu rn s ceited boss to get a salary increase
Mrs.
P
A.
Q
ualls
w
as
hostes.
for
M esdam es R utan. C harles Sears. O s
beginm g A pril 29. The mail req u ires but it d id n 't w ork "
"No?"
c ar Love. V ictor G riep. S arah th e H illsboro P inochle club at her a w eek for th e trip.
H ancv. G eorge Ford. Leu W right. hom e M arch 9. Mrs. J C. R um m er
No A fter w e'd sta rte d p ittin g 2nd and W a sh .
R ates established, based on a h alf
Ted H anev. Raym ond Wood. Alien received first. Mrs. L. L ackey sec ounce, places th e cost at 29 cents he thought I should take a r e
Haydon. W alter Willis, Rex O ber- ond. and Mrs. R ussell Frost third. to H aw aii: 4*i cents to G uam and duction."—Ex.
P resen t w ere Mesdames W. Lor- 70 cents to Hong Kong. A ustralia.
m an and Will H aney.
Mrs. Alice B uckley was called to mor. Fred Ennis. R ussell Frost. Jap an and India. C onnections w ith
Sam W ebb's of C ornelius to help W, A. Dillon. C laude Cook. Ed p lanes for all p arts of the O rien t are
Mrs. W ebb care for h e r father', w ho W ortm an, H. H. S tan n ard . L Lar- m ade at Hong Kong.
'w as not expected to live.
School Musical
Event April 30
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en by a h y p o d e rm ic In jec tio n uud
,s giv en in o n e dose.,
Wo specialize in q u ality
m ercial printing Argus.
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Phone 81
Main Street
nt M o d e r a te
Price»
It .-g k !-• 0
G rass M arkers In
stalled w ith in Ml m iles of lllllsliiira,
$25 unti up; q u ality decid es I li e
pi Ice. W in km .iiislilp und q u ality
rem ain lung ufter price Is tur»ut
ten.
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At
M on u m en t W orks
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« » « t u b i » In
W a sh in g to n
C o u n ty ’» L argest
D ep t. Store
ih u r s d a y , F rid a y an d S a tu r d a y , M arch 18, 19 and 2 0
EASTER SALE SHOES
For Women and Growing Girls
S tra p s, P u m p s, O xford », Tie»,
W h ite E a ster P u m p s
111! ii si rat t i l 1, G reys, Brow ns,
B la c k
See th e W h ite Sport
C x fo rd s w ith B la ck or B row n
Saddles,
S port
soles a n il
w edge heels! In c lu d e d in this
lo t
W o m e n ’s F in e A rch S u p
port O x fo rd T ies in Itol'l lin e s
th a t -old fo r $5.00 and $6.00.
T H A T EASTER
H art S c h a ffn e r
p r ,,
W
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S U IT
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he re!
Come in and
new ones. H ard
w orsteds a n d
S em i-S port and
v a tiv e styles.
th a t are rig h t
th a t are rig h t,
see the
fin ish e d
tw ist.-.
C o n se r
Color,,
Price
too.
Men's DRESS OXFORDS
$198
Thursday m o rn in g . S tu rd y .
oxford.-- m a ll -izes. In c lu d in g M en ’i
I’ i h a rd s a n d W a lk o v e r s in b r o k e n
i z e
EX l'RA S P E C IA L !
1 hey
o on SA I E
EASTER SALE of
WOMEN’S (’OATS
Actual Values tu S 15.00
W a sh in g to n C o u n tv ’s G r e a te st S to c k s.
B e a u tifu l
coats in “ S w a g g e r S h o r ts’’ and “ F itte d L o n g s.” Pas
te l colors, g r ty s and da rks, tiu a i--
¡in te e il lin in g s. A lso M a n -T a ilo re d
S u its. W e have ju s t received fin —
o th e r sh ip m e n t o f these p o p u la r
g a rm e n ts in just the, colors ’.tin ’ ll
lik e .
M u lti-C olored
B eaded B ags
W’ ith y o u r new s p rin g
o u tfit. Z ip p e r eiosing.
.9 8
$ ¿ » .9 8
$
1
C h ild r e n ’s S h o es
an d O x fo rd s
Blacks, brow ns, w hites
98c
TA BL ETS FREE
w ith ev ery pair o f
SH O ES
W o m e n ’s
E aster H ats th a t you
may w ear a ll summer.
Endless a rra y o f color-
and
shapes
1.00
E a ste r F lo w e r s
11 nudi eds Io pick fro m .
Sum h and clusters. A ll
e o lo i s. S pecial sah
Y our
C h oice
25c
H a ts
B lo u ses, S w e a te r s
T W IN SE T S
A special sale fo r th is
event placed in o n e
l a r g e g ro u p $ |
A il
\ a i n e ; tu S .’>
¿ • v F 'U
“BUDGET”
H o siery
Dress y o u r legs w e ll
w ith o u t the s tra in on
y o u r pocke tb o o k. W e
are s h o w in g the shades
designed
fo r
y o u r
s p rin g
ensem ble
79c
F in e r H osiery. L ovely
shades in service and
c h iffo n
w e ig h ts . Yes,
the s k irts are s h o rte r,
y o u r hosiery m ust b e
fin e r.
Special
85c
F a sh io n P a g e
By Phoenix, o f course.
boxes
There is a new t h r i l l in
bea ut j I n I lit ise w i t 11
sizes and leg Ic ig th s
r
Coffee
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s o il cm b a n tin g tones,
tb signed e s p e c ia lly Io
m ake y o u r legs e y <>
c a tc h in g
and fa s h io n
1.15
P ound
Peanut Butter
2-Ib. jar
’1.0»
P h o e n ix S h o e r s”
Coffee
45c
Many other items specially priced for Saturday.
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Do You
Know
Lumber Yards
ed ile e .e e T o x o id o r to x in a n tilo x
in has been given in th o u sa n d s of
cases w ith no ill e ffe c t. It is given
to w e ll c h ild re n from
ix m o u th
o f age u p t»ecasionalt.v It is neees-
ia r y to give it a seco n d tim e to p r o
d uce a n im m u n ity T o x o id is giv-
Used Car Exchange
™
COPELAND
" D ip th e ria is a d a n g e ro u s di .e.e
a n d th e c au se of d e a th in in.in
c h ild re n No c h ild need hay - d t|
tlte ria A lia rm le . tre a tm e n t knew
as to x o id o r to x in a n tito x in pis
tect-- childia u a siiu. i ttn di i,
Funeral Home
Judge Peters Tells
of Washington Trip
Used Cars
Copeland's will be glad o
give you an estimate on the
costs and provide you with
house plans free of charge.
Convenient finances may
be arranged under FHA and
you'll find quality building
m aterials at reasonable cost
at
will not "taki
county health nurse are
adyocating vaccination to prevent
an outbreak of this com m unicable
d is e a s e here
A program of iinm u n i i a t i o n
against d ip th eria and sm allpox i s
now under way in the local health
unit A texeut and sm allpox vaccin
ation clinic will bo held every S a t
urday from 9 30 to 1130 a m in
the health office at the court house
A 23 cent charge w ill be m ade for
the sm allpox vaccine and the toxoid
to help defray expenses of the ghn-
ic. Any preschool, or school child,
may ecm e to the clinic, but must
be accom panied by a p aren t or
bring a slip giving perm ission for
the im m unization tests
Sm allpox and d ip th eria a re two
com m unicable diseases th at a re a b
solutely preventable. Dr. McDonald
points out.
"Only a few years ago typhoid
fever and sm allpox w ere am ong tin
m ajor causes of death, today they
a re a ra rity D iptheria now causes
about h alf of the deaths it did 10
years ago. O ur health d ep artm en ts
stand betw een us and conditions
that we hope w ill n ever re tu rn .'
said Dr. M cDonald this week.
"A single sm allpox successful vac
cination w ill give a certain am ount
of protection throughout life Every
child should be vaccinated befon
DIIV
i. • • ■ early ...
one J y VOI
ear vm
old nun
and again
in
school life W hen properly perform
ed. vaccination ts very sim ple mid
harm less. It is a good ru t to be
vaccinated every five years. If a
Recdville P.-T. A.
Sponsors Musical
Please send in news copy early
to the Argus.
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p e rso n is im mune, th e y,iecin.il leu
1 MeDon.il,I county
health officer, and Miss C lara Fng-
c h retse n .
ter.
Thatcher
T h u rs d a y , M a ith
Ore.