P a y e Six
11 I L L S B O R O
Dan Herb, Banks Ball Player
Suffers Leg Fracture Sunday
(By Miss Mary Sandy)
BANKS— B anks W a s h i n g t o n
county league baseball team played
practice gam es w ith Roy and G aston
on the B anks diam ond Sunday aft-
ernoon. D uring th e gam e w ith Roy.
D an H erb, a B anks player, w as
severely in ju red . Dan w as playing
th ird base and w heeled to p u t out
ren tin g an d A rt M orrill and his
fam ily a re m oving into th is house.
Honor Roll Given
G rade school honor roll for th e
fifth six-w eek period has been re-
ported as follow!, D onald P hillips
R uth Maeda. M arie K inoshita. V er-
non Cep. M arna Finck. Sam Maeda.
Mabel K inoshita. K av L ien Jane!
and son Alvin. Don Pearson and
Mr W illiam R ufener H onors in
"500" w ere w on by Jo h n H aase
high, and Sam G erig low
Marti Family Moves Herr
Mr. and Mrs. Roy M artz and
sons of H illsboro moved back again
to th e old M artz place.
Go to Portland
Mr. an d Mrs Robert P o tter and
children, w ho lived on th e J o h n
son place, have moved to P ortland.
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Rose Social
club
m et at the
hom e ef Mrs Betty R aym ond Wed-
nesday afternoon.
W il- again th e past tw o w eeks
and D an's leg w as b roken in tw o cox. E velyn K essler. Nomi
K aw -
Mrs Heim and children Evelyn
places. T he b reak w as so sev ere the
bonc projected thro u g h th e flesh in ^ . a ,£ ' S f ' w ’8 L £ U. V * nD orn' ” arv and E „ dw ard, Mrs C arter
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an d eh’tl-
tw o places. H e w as rushed to the ,n (l R w * K inoshita G eorge Kaw- d ren O rpha. W illiam and Hazel of
Jo n es hospital in Hillsboro, w here am a(o- Shtzuc K aw am ato. I o n e F ird ale w ere confirm ed in the
B atem an. B eulah Shigeno, N orm an L u th eran ch u rch a; Bloom ing Sun-
th e bones w ere set in place.
day m orning.
E llen M cDonald w as a T hursday : Lien, an d S heila Hall.
Woodmans Move
Mr. and Mrs Sain G erig had 360
v isito r of Mrs. N. G affcy at O regon
M r an d Mrs. Ray W oodman se*ed baby chicks d eliv ered to
City.
Mrs. Jo h n K essler spent all last moved the household goods from th e ir place from the F ran k E rick-
w eek visiting friends and relativ es th e house, recently sold to Em m ett son hatchery
In Tacoma. Wash.
B etty A nn an d Jan et R u fen er a re
Shipley, to S trassel. w h ere he will
Mrs. C lifford S andy was a w eek w ork for a w hile.
ill w ith th e w hooping cough.
end guest at the hom e of h er d au g h
Family Moves
ter and family'. Mr. and Mrs. E rnest
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth S h u rter.
M arr, at K ansas City.
w ho have been living an d w o rk
C lifford S andy spent the w eek
end in St. H elens visiting Mr. and ing on th e A. C. C o n n an t farm,
Mrs. M aurice Thom pson and d au g h m oved S unday to th e A lex an d er
ter. He went on a fishing trip to the farm n ear F orest G rove, w here he
i By H elen M. Sehuls)
C olum bia riv e r Sunday, retu rn in g has work.
Mr. an d Mrs. J. B. B atem an anti
,u .Bw.w>>.
FA RM ING TON —Tw in O aks ball
w ith several large s sturgeon.
Several young people from this d au g h ter Ione and Mr, an d Mrs. team m eets A loha on the local dta-
p. in. fo r th e
vicinity attended a b irth d ay p arty Irv in B atem an spent th e w eek-end m ond S unday at
Mrs. season's first gam e
in honor of R iner W irtz at th e Ro at N ehalem w ith Mr. an d
Miss A lta C lark of P o rtlan d has
tan hom e in T h atch er S unday ev e Max S chofield an d son and other
been v isiting h e r parents. M r and
relatives.
ning.
Mrs.
C h arles C lark for a few days
A new pupil in th e six th grade
Mr. and Mrs. C liff Thom pson and
L adies Aid of t h e com m unity
Mr. and Mrs. G ch rts and baby a t M onday w as Daisy S m ith of the
ch u rch m et W
ednesday . ---------
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ten d ed the L utheran church in F o r D eerlick d istrict.
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Mr and Mrs. S tan ley C lark an d L'b ul"ch p arlo rs for a business m eet-
est
rove ---------,
Sunday. . Mr.
and ____
Mrs.
Thom pson w ere sponsors fo r little son of Longview . Wash., atten d ed ,n g ' T he>' a re p lan n in g a b azaar
R obert B rice G ehrts, w ho w as chist- th e w edding and visited relativ es in soon-
ened d u ring th e church services.
B anks T uesday.
C lubs M eets F rid ay
Mr. and Mrs. Max Dreezon and
S unday d in n e r p arty guests of Mr.
W omen s C om m unity
W elfare
son D ale spent the w eek-end w ith
and Mrs. J. J . H utchens w ere Mr. club " i l l m eet A pril 23 for a busi-
Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd S tovall a t
and Mrs. C lau d e H utchens and sons ness and social aftern o o n in the
M
’ * ountaindale.
of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. O rv ille clu b room s of th e school T h ere w ill
Mrs. N ora Dooley of Forest G rove H utchens and fam ily of Forest be a "pot luck" lunch, an d it is
is staying w ith h er m other. Mrs. M. G rove and Mr. and Mrs. D elbert hoped a sp eak er T he recen t carm -
A. Dodds Mrs. H attie Davison, also H utchens and son of H illside
val sponsored by th e clu b n etted
of F orest G rove spent M onday night
Mr. and Mrs. O ttis Johnson and n early $20.
and T uesday w ith Mrs. Dodds. Mrs. d au g h ter F ern . Mr. and Mrs G ene
Mr. and M rs E dgar Rehse. Loren
D odds suffered a severe h eart at- N o rth ru p an d Miss F ern G ro v er Rehse. G len Fixsen. E velyn P unco-
tack S atu rd ay m orning b u t is much spent S unday on M ount Hood.
ch a r and H elen B agnell "were din -
im proved now.
Ladies' Aid held an all day m eet- n e r p arty guests at th e hom e of
Mrs F ran k G enzer of Greer,
mg W ednesday at th e hom e of Mrs M r and Mrs D. E astm an in P o rt-
M ountain spent S unday and M onday
G eorge Finck. The day w as spent ¡and W ednesday evening
w ith h e r father. A. H W olford, and q u iltin g w ith a pot luck d in n e r at
School new s V isitors from fam -
uncle. Jo h n H olland. Both m en a re
noon.
¡lies stopping a few days in th e corn-
confined to th e ir beds w ith th e flu Mr. an d Mrs. J. J. H utchens sp en t
m u n ity w ere Daisy and
L onnie
Boy Scouts and a few frien d s and
T hursday and F rid ay in P o rtla n d S m ith and J u n io r and D avton
scoutm aster. V erle W hite, enjoyed a visiting Mrs. G race R aines and Mr. S w artw ood H arold Hoffm an, a pu-
m arshm allow ro ast and a p a rty in and Mrs. D arrell G roves and son. P*» of th e first grade, has been
th e scout cabin F rid ay evening.
Douglas D reezon. a teac h er in th e tra n sfe rre d to th e B uxton school
H ow ard W ilbur o f N c a h - B a y . high school at Moclips. W ash , spent w h e re th e H offm ans m oved recen t-
W ash.. spent th e w eek-end in B anks th e sp rin g holidays in B anks w ith •>'■ R uth an d D elbert C lark have
w ith his wife. Ida W ilbur
his p arents. Mr. and Mrs. O. D. been tra n sfe rre d to th e Scoggins
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard W ilbur w ere Dreezon. and o th er relativ es.
valley school. T h e school plans a
guests at th e w edding of Miss N et-
Mr. and Mrs. Ted R eppeto and pro g ram for th e n e a r future,
tie Lee W etterberg of E ugene and tw o ch ild ren of R yderw ood. Wash
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k M iller rc tu rn -
Em il L ukes of P o rtlan d in V ancou- spent th e w eek -en d in B anks w ith
recen tly from t h e C ascades
v er S aturday.
Mrs. K ath erin e R eppeto an d M r w h ere th ey sp en t sev eral m onths
Mr. and Mrs. H enry M cDonald at- and Mrs. Ray L ien an d ch ild ren , on account of Mr. M iller's health,
ten d ed a su rp rise b irth d ay p a rty Mrs. Ja c k Reppeto. also of R yder- a n d also looking a fte r m in in g in-
F rid ay evening in honor of F. A. wood, accom panied them and spent te re sts there.
Dodge at his hom e at T h atch er.
the tim e h ere w ith h e r paren ts, Mr
Mr. and Mrs. F red S tevens and
On Long T rip
and Mrs. C harles Shipley. O th er fam ily and S tan ley T renhaile. w ho
A lbert H eard left M onday for
a guests at th e S hipley hom e S unday is v isitin g them from Idaho, spent
tw o w eeks' business trip to W ash- w ere Mr. and Mrs. C arl S hipley a few days at Bay Ocean,
ington, Idaho and N evada. He
is and d au g h ters of V ernonia and M r
Born, to Mr. an d Mrs. H arold
tak in g orders fo r t h e invention and Mrs. G eorge M cF arlane and Dean, a girl. D ian n e L aM uir April
13. Mrs. Dean is th e d au g h ter of
w hich he has just finished w orking d a u g h te r of F orest G rove.
on. It is an autom atic fish co u n ter
Banks Wins
Mr. an d M rs F ra n k Schulm erich.
. fo r a fish basket. B ert F riday, w ho
B anks high school's baseball team
F red d ie H agen w as out of school
h a s a p art in terest in th e invention, d efeated G aston high a t G aston F ri- sev eral days because of illness.
day
aftern
o
o
n
14
to
0.
is tak in g care of th e m an u factu r
C. L. R obinson sp e n t a few days
ing, packing an d m ailing, w hich is
at hom e w ith his fam ily. He re-
b eing done from th e b uilding in
B anks, w hich used to be th e A tlee
store.
. „
Jo y ce H artw ick has been v ery ill
w ith the flu fo r th e past few
(By Mrs. John Haase)
weeks.
FIR D A LE-IO W A H I L L — T h e
E d C lark, w ho has been ill the
past m onth, is im proving slowly. W arren A ue house, w h ere Mr. and
Mrs. G eorge F itzlaff and family-
Mrs. McFarlane Honored
Mrs. F lorence M cF arlane w a s lived, b u rn ed T h u rsd ay afternoon.
th e honored guest at a b irth d ay O nly a few th in g s w ere saved,
p a rty Sunday afternoon a t h er
Mrs. Raymond Honored
hom e here. L ady friends from th e
A b irth d ay p arty w as held at th e
neighborhood w ere present.
Lou R aym ond hom e last T uesday
A uxiliary to Entertain
night in ho n o r of Mrs. R aym ond's
B anks A m erican Legion A uxili- b irth d ay , th e even in g w as spent
a ry w ill en te rta in teachers, pupils in p laying cards.
and parents of th e pupils w ho have
Em m a R obinson re tu rn e d hom e
en tered th e P oppy P o ster contest. F rid ay from Otis, w here sh e w ork-
tom orrow iFriday» in th e Legion ed for Mr. an d Mrs. L aw rence
hall. Dr. H enry Y oung of H ills Gnos.
boro w ill speak. T he posters w ill
Del F ry e left for K ansas W ed
be ju d g ed and prizes aw arded.
nesday to v isit his m other, w ho is
A m ong Sunday guests at t h e v e ry ill.
B ern ard S ellers »hom e n o rth o f
Anniversary Observed
B an k s w ere Mr. an d Mrs. O rval
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pearson w ere
W hite of M onm outh.
su rp rised S atu rd ay n ig h t for th e ir
D w ight and H enry Bell moved fifth w edding an n iv ersary . Present
fro m th e M cC onnahay hom e o n w ere Messrs and M esdam es F ran k
P a rk s tre e t M onday to th e Shell W aibel. Sam G erig and d au g h ter
S erv ice station, w hich th ey a r e M ildred. F red Haase. John Haase
Farmington Ball
Season to Open
A R G I' S .
Il I I, I .S 11 O K I ) ,
OREG O N
T h u rs d a y , .April 15, I!»
HILHI NEWS
ogy lectures being given by Di
B allard
at th e
C ongregai tonal
church w ere presented interested
high school itudenta last week by
Volume II
Thursday. A pril 15. 1937 Mrs. D E. Wiley
Sophom ore class had a m eeting
i By E v elj 11 H a t f i e l d )
last Friday to discuss plans for a
All these stu d e n ts w ill receive ! p arly or a dance
Roses Presented
H ayw ard II Johnson spoke in
B arbara Enschede and h er father. G regg sh o rth a n d certificates
Mr St alley s civics clashes are assem bly Monday advertising tin
\\ J Enschede. presented th e G irl
R eserves w ith 1 >3 dozen B etty l'p . planning th e ir picnics for next tem perance play. ' Prisotiei at the
Bar." w hich was given 111 the high
rieh ard rose cuttings m assem bly month.
I school auditorium Monday night
To Enter Tourney
last W ednesday The G R's in tu rn
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•
•
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Doris W eber. David C rittenden,
presented them to the student
1 By Wtioilh)
body to ba p lanted out in front and the boys' q u artet. A llan Sigler.
Tom S tretch er W alter F ociker and
of the high school.
A brilliant suggestion from Who-
Miss W ealherred's biology classes David C rittenden, a re practicing zitt Have the stu d en ts who are
for
the
m
usic
tu
rn
am
eu
t
at
Forest
have a collection of over th re e
staying in a fte r school for being
dozen nam ed v arieties of daffodils G rove A pril 23.
late pick the dandelions, w hich a ie
.G
roup
p
ictures
w
ere
tak
en
Inst
and narcissi, w hich w ere brought
I gracing the front law ns
W
ednesday
for
the
ann
u
al
F
aurest
in by th e students
We w ould have liked to have
A nderson. W alter Foelker. Jean n e been w here Je a n n e Abts was S a t
Good in Dictation
Abts. V ivian Sacressen and S hirley u rd ay night she certainly fooled
F our of Miss N ex's first y ear Kelly w orked at the en gravers
sh o rth an d students. B etty lla ra - last W ednesday. T hursday and F ri som ebody that tim e
Sophom ores had .1 m eeting last
der. A m elia Miller, D orothy 1’izer day The them e of the an n u al this
and E thel H arty. m ade th e ir five year is "S n ap sh o ts" It is the aim w eek and front all reports bait
m inutes at 60 w ords a m in u te d ic of the staff to have a p ictu re in about as difficult a tim e try in g to
tation test w ith 98 per cent a c c u r the ann u al this y ear of everyone m ake up their* m inds as tin* J u n
iors did (O nly tin* J r
finally
acy last w eek. Tw o of the second atten d in g school.
agreed*. They probably won't do
y ear students. L eanore S herm an
T w enty-one G irl Reserves and an y th in g m the en d anyw ay that's
and H elen G raf, m ade the 120 w ord th eir fath ers atten d ed the Dad- tin* way Soplts are
d ictatio n tests w ith 98 per cent a c D aughter banquet last Friday night
A nnoyance No 1.269 345 fem mes
curacy.
G race
B owm an, K eith at Reed college. H illsboro club won
Busch.
L ucille
C arlson.
W illis th e prize for the largest a tte n d who insist upon filing th eir nails
C rocni. M argaret C ypher. M argar- ance. D ixie Let1 M cDowell gave the d u ring classes blm kcty blank & !’
Som e Freshm an do, m * asked C a th
ite D uvck. E sther H arty. E velyn toast- to th e "dads," and Mr. E n
e rin e Peschku w here she go, h tr
H atfield. Pat Hunt. S h irley Kellv. schede responded.
perm anent.
Ralph N ordlund. E velvn S tein k e
Miss
W eatherred
atten d ed
a
We have been try in g to m ake up
D orothy S teinke. Irm al T r a s k
m eeting for G irl R eserve advisors a rhym e for tins colum n, but a fter
Je a n n e W enger. B etty Will and • n P ortland last week
several m iserable attem pts, gave
F lorence W underlich, all second
Miss B roadbent is w orking on
T hey don't rh y m e and
y ear stu d en ts, m ade th e ir 100 word the m usic for th e senior play The UP-
tests w ith 98 per cent accuracy girls' chorus, girls' trio and the m ake sense at the sam e tim e !
boys' q u artet w ill sing The boys
tu rn ed to w ork at his job on the q u a rte t seem s to be In demanc
highw ay construction n e a r M aupin these days. A pril 18 they will sing
M onday.
for the G range convention and
B etty Je a n A lex an d er is a new A pril 20 for th e E astern Star.
pupil in th e fifth g rad e at t h e
Mr C heney, local dancing teach
P eter Evers 86. of V erboort. »tied
school. The A lexanders a re m a k er. presented a dance recital in
suddenly W ednesday afternoon at
ing th e ir hom e on th e old E rvin asse m bly W e d n esd a y .
Jones hospital in H illsboro lb- was
B u rk h a lte r farm .
T ickets to th e series of psychol- born O ctober 29. 1851. In W i s c o n -
Verboort Resident
30 Years Succumbs
sin. .iiul had been a resident of
V erboort for m ore than 00 .veur.s
He is survived by th ree
A n
ion. A J . and W A Evers, all of
V erboort. and tw o d aughters Mis.
Jo h n K reiger a n d Mrs. William
VanDyke, also of V erboort
R equiem high muas w m held
S aturday m orning from V erboort
V isitation church w ith interm ent
at V erboort Recitation o fth e ro .sa i)
was held T hursday and Friday eve
ttiitgs at Robert E B urna m ortuary
O u r classified eolunuia may have
)uat w h a t you a re looking *01*
Read them .
tf
Dr. I’. G.
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