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I1Y S P E C IA L
<Hy Jean Perwom
M on d a y n io in u u * Ju n e 21. at
7 1 > f if t y (« til Hi «i \ , «,! tin* Port
I m il i n . i 111< * 111«< 1 11>* S . i l r m
K u ii* .t
G ro v e
H ili'I n t i< i
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A S H IN G T O N . — T h e D e m o -
< i .«tic p a tt. In C< n '? aaa la
d iv id e d a g iiiri t it e lf.
A ru m p
g i o i i p o f le i(U*r*i has dem on* t r . it -
• I H • a b ility Io la k e o v e r the
w h ir l
w h in
th e c o n s e rv a tiv e
Dem oc i .d ie
le a d e rs h ip
ca n n o t
t t e *r th e Pi< id e n t’s p ro g ra m .
T h e c ru m p le a d e rs a re re
v o ltin g again* t th e e ffo rts o f the
" b a tta lio n o f d e a th ” g ro u p and
o •tn n g
s o u th e rn
c o n tin g e n t
w h ic h hope ; to b rin g th e P re s i
d e n t’s plans to a dead h a lt th is
m il and p re v e n t h im fro m
di< t d in g the D e m o c ra tic n o m i
n a tio n in 1940. T h e u n o ffic ia l
d i to a rm s fm th is g ro u p Is th e
Qii' tio n . * W ho w o n th e last
elect i<»n’” *
T h e mo t co n spicuous ru m p
I1 'd i i
ue S enators H ugo Black
o f A la b a m a , A lla n B a rk le y o f
K e n tu c k y , |,c w S ch w e lle n b n c h
o f W a sh in g ton . S h e rm a n M in to n
o f In d ia n a .and B ob I.a F o llc tle
o f W i <on.sin. T h e y m e , fo r the
m o d p .u t, young m en, .and th e y
d iffe r m one im p o rta n t p .a rticu -
1 i fro m t h e ir o p p on e n ts in th a t
g e m a a llv th e y h ave been m o re
re c e n tly e le cte d to office.
T h e l ib e i .ah in th e House
g ro u p , w h ich in clu d e s P ro g rc -
’ iv .
and E.u m e r - L a lio rile s fio rn
W i cousin and M innesota, re -
,‘ pci »iv« ly. i
led by C ongress
m an M a m y M a v e ric k o f T exa s.
Hut
Sp> ,lu*r
B a n kh e a d , w h o
fo rm a lly i> Ih e le a d e r o f the
lie u • . and
M a jo r it y
L e a de r
Sam K .iv b u in and R ules C h a ir
m an Jo h n O ’C o n n o r, have been
co -o p e i at m g m o re w ith Roose
v e lt th a n w ith th e S enate L e n d
e r lo p . whose m em b e rs are a c-
: used by R oosevelt p a rtis a n s o f
l le a v e i t o n
h o u id e d n < hai t< n il bus b o u nd foi
S flib e r k , Wash Aft« i .i eenie ti i|i
w e a rriv e d nt tin* (» III H’ i i vc <*«>i
fe re n c c ¿it 2 I •
Kenbei I. is on Ptii*i t Sound w ith
tin* O ly m p ic m o u n ta in » m th e bin k
r.ro u n d
It e b in d to do r r ib e tin*
<Olm, p e a ce fu l atm o sp h e re o f th a t
p ic tu re s q u e spot A luxoou fo r ho it
in k and s w im m in g in in fro n t o f tin*
b u ild in g s
We w ir e :i igned to cottage*
a d ja c e n t to the lodge, tin re b c in i’ Hl
to 2A g ir ls and one house m o th e i to
t ach c o tta ge
Wo w e n * fo rtu n a te in h a v in g a
lo v e ly lib r a r y f u ll o f h o d o riv:, p o e t
ry . fic tio n , re ft Fence book . and mag
a z in e s .
“ D n u ie i th a t e v e n in g began ten
g lo rio u s , in s p irin g d a y . w ith g ir l
fro m V a n e o u ve i It
a m i Wa ll
in g to li T h e n * w e re 13.1 g i l l
?.»
counselors and a
ta f f o f enllcgo
• In d e n t
w h o m anaged the w o rk
O u r tu n e was w e ll ta k e n up w ith
h e lp fu l discussion g ro u p s such a
G ro w in g U p E m o t i o n a l ly
A fte r
S chool W hat
I )(*mo< ra< y ( if O u r
( ’ lu b s
etc
le a rn in g new song*,
w o rk s h o p hike s, te n n is g o lf lest
and w o rs h ip .
In the e v e n in g a fte r d in n e r th e re
Were g ro u p a c t iv it ii ; a w a lk to the
o ld ce m e te ry , v tu n t n ig h t, feast
n ig h t, w h e n th e g ir l
e n jo y t h e i r
boxes fro m hom e a u i a ta lk and
in o \ ie on A r t
* S unday, the 27 th w ji *¡ V is ito rs ’
d a v, and some o f u took a fe rr v
e»de across the Sound to B rin n o n
T * it e r e v e r y o n e « n jo ye d :i p ic n ic at
M ode
H ead»
W ednesday e v e n in g v e . P ie e n d
o f ;i i ¡J f r n nf,e o f W o n d e rfu l t r a in
in g and in s tru c tio n and a e ra n d
v a c a tio n A ll o f the g il l* w e r e d r e s •-
ed m th e ir u n ifo rm s T h e tables at
th e b 'in o u e t Were a rra n g e d to fo rm
th e G ir l R’ - e rv e * v m h o l a tria n g le
W ith in a r»r-Je A fte r a lo v e ly eere-
rnonv in d iffe re n t »•••rts o f tin* » im p
< a d i g ir l c a rrie d a lig h te d ca n d le on
a ,. «•(•(» ( f w o o d a n d w a lk m g on op-
n osde ride*: <»f th e lagoon, w h e n *
tw o dock* e x te n d out on the W ider
*.«•’ »he candles a flo a t
’ T h e n e x t m o rn in g o u r fe e lin g s
w e re divide«! m th a t ” e w e re a n x
ious to get hom e and th*it w e d id n 't
'VFnt to l< ave h c n id ifu l Seabeck W«*
le ft a fte r bre-’ l<fa*t ;m d a rr iv e d in
P o itla n d at i T h e h o m e c o m i n g w a
e e rta m lv a h a n p v one fo r d o n ’t o u r
to w n a lw a v s lo o k belt« r a fte r w e ’ve
be«*n a'» ay ' ’
WASHINGTON
LETTER
lliu rs d a y , J u ly
p
dub.
V e te r a n . '
15
h a ll
CORRESPONDENT
fr o m *‘s ltd o w n la c
t ic , ” to actual re vo lt.
•
•
•
« I ’ lI E re g u la r le a d e n a re b e -
* w ild e re d a nd re s e n tfu l o ve r
Ih e ris e o f f lic ru m p leaders. He
fei lin g Io th e re g u la r le a d e rsh ip ,
one m ust in c lu d e Ih e c h a irm e n
o f th e c h ie f House and S enale
co m m itte e s. C o m m itte e
c h a ir
m an h ip s a re passed o u t on «
basis o f s e n io rity . T h a t mean.,
th a t m ost c o m m itte e c h a irm e n
are c o m e rv a tiv e so u th e rn m e m
bers w h o h a ve been in Congress
m a n y years.
Som e o f these c h a irm e n and
o th e r leaders are co n fuse d be
cause those m en upon w h o m
th e y have been accustom ed to
rd y
f o r fin a n c ia l s u p p o rt In
ca m p a ig n s h a ve dem a n d e d th a t
th e y stop fo llo w in g W h ile House
o rd e rs.
T h e re Is a n g e r e sp e cia lly o v e r
Roosevelt*! encouragement of
la
b o r o rg a n iz a tio n ; th e B la c k -C o n
n e ry w age and h o u r b ill and th e
e x p e n d itu re s
fo r
re lie f. T ills
o p p o s itio n , som etim es a llie d w ith
th e " b a tta lio n o f d e a th ” g ro u p ,
has m ade un e ffo rt to h u m b le
th e P re s id e n t and th a t e ffo rt has
bci n re fle cte d in C ongress, espe
c ia lly in th e Senate.
M a jo r ity L e a d e r R o b in so n o f
A ik a n s a s can h a rd ly be said Io
be in re v o lt a g a in st p re s id e n tia l
p o lic y . H is lo y a lty Io R oosevelt
is a lm o s t in c re d ib le . B u t he
p la in ly show ed his co n ce rn o v e r
fe d e ra l sp e n d in g and deb t. A n d
In- r e lie f b ill a m e n d m e n t re
q u ir in g lo c a litie s Io c o n trib u te
25 p e r cent Io W P A p ro je c ts
costs w h e n a b le was a h a rm o n y
m ove.
Ancient Lantern
Exhibited Here
Coming Events
Rotu
e v e ry th in g
12 30
n i.
C irc le T w o at hom o o f M rs A n n a
W i l li a m s o n
p rn
H ills b o ro o L e g io n J u n io rs v D a l-
las J u n io rs 4 30 p ni . S h u te p a rk
Benefit t s o ftb a ll gam e fo r L o u is
H im u lis. 8 p in . h ig h school fie ld
Ir id a y . July 1«!
B u s in . si and P ro fe ssio n a l W ,,m -
e n ’s c lu b p ic n ic . S h u te p a rk , (I 31»
p m.
Saturday. July 17
H ills b o ro Leg io n J u n i o r
vs
G u l R e s e rv e
a t t e n d in g th e c o n
W o o d b u rn J u n io r- S h u te p a rk ba I
f e r ! nc<* fro m H ilb b o r o w e re M a rv
g rounds. 2 30 p. m.
A n n G a r t l m f n e r , H e t t v R o s e c ru n s .
Sunday, July IS
A n n P e te r*., a n d J e a n P e r s o n
C ounty F a rm e r» ’ U n io n pi r m c .
L o u ie ’s place n e a r T ig a rd .
H a ze ld .d e C o m m u n ity clu b pic
me. H a lm ( .ro v e
\ i la n e s I I is f iH a l
H lo o u n u g Y P S p ic n ic . H a lm
F ( ' I . e d e r b r a n d w a s t r e a t e d f o r G lo v e
In ju rie s to Ins rig h t .arm W ednes
M o u n ta in d a le S rtndny school pic.
dav
It w a • in ju r e d in an accident p ic . G ahe Essner place
id ’ h e c a n m t v
iu r s d a y . J u ly 20
K a t e I v ••*- i k i u n d e r w e n t a to n s il
C u b Scout p a ck p icn ic S t in t e p a rk
op< ra tio n W ednesday m o rn in g
6 30 p in
T o n • ¿1 o p e r a t io n s w e r e oerf«»»-m e d
W ednesday. J u ly 21
fo i I .or« • .lunntV * ’»nd V o n a W e ld
Free M e t h o d is t c a m p m e e t i n g
»nan o f V e rn o n ia W ednesday m o r n (C a n y o n ro a d ' J u ly 21 to A u g u s t 1.
in g
I «> 111 I n
In i'
’ ’
M rs C la re n c e Jacobs «>f n o rth o f
D e d ic a tio n C a m p Ire la n d fo r Hoy
H ills b o ro w a b ro u g h t in F rid a y fo r Scouts, pot lu c k d in n e r at f! p m.
m e d ic a l car«*
C o u rt o f h o n o r .
M r
Id a J oshi o f n o rth e a st o f
H ills b o ro G range. 8 p m.
H ills b o ro was b ro u g h t in T uesday
S unday. J u ly 25
cv< rung fo r m e d ic a l a tte n tio n .
C o u n ty 4-H c lu b p ic n ic . B a lm
\ t sm ith Hospital
G ro v e
W e n d e ll C a m p b e ll o f B e a ve rto n ,
P v th iu n p ic n ic , L o u ie ’s plac . near
w h o f e l l f r o m a la d d e r w h ile n ic k in g
T ig a rd
eh«*» l ie-: M on d a v is u n d e r tin* care
W rd n rs d u y . J u ly 2k
o f H r C T S m it h
Pom ona G range. B e a ve rto n a ll
M r s T R L e e o f A n u tv is u n d e r
dav.
m e d ic a l c a r e o f D r S m ith
Hospital News
A u odd peaked la n te rn , .such as
Paul R evere m ig h t have u .is i, was
b ro u g h t in to th e A rg u s th is w eek
by Dan B u r k h a lte r . It was g ive n
h im b y re la tiv e s i n G re e n v ille .
O h io , and w as once th e p ro p e rty
o f liis g re a t-g re a t-g ra n d fa th e r
It
is e s tim a tis i to be at least 150
years o ld T h e la n te rn is d is p la y
ed in th e A rg u s w in d o w
« uli Picnic T u rM la y —
A cu b scout pack m e e tin g w ill
be h e ld at S h u te p a rk fo r a pot
lo c k d in n e r and p ic n ic at C 30 p
m T uesday
P arents and frie n d s
a re in v ite d
D iv o rc e s G ra n te d
C h ris tia n s e n
T h e lm a rie
Jo h n A
fro m
" B y w h o m " ” asked a husband
w h e n to ld his w ife was outspoken.
— Ex.
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O regon w a ln u ts
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W hite Layer Cake
D evil’s Food Cake
29c
49c
BACON S™
L arge, delicious assortm ent.
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w e a th e r lunch or fo r picnics
NC
13c
BACON BACK orLbSIDE
Lofin.
25c
H alf or whole.
BACON SQUARES Lb.
BOILING BEEF Lb
Pullman Bread BEEF ROAST, „
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13c
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M. J. B. T he q u ality coffee of
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: .
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-
-
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Used C a rs
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$
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S tak e body.
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H ershey, Milky W ay. Baby R uth. B u tterfin g e rs
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-g a llo n tin
(24-ot. b o ttle
23rt
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W h iskey Is Not an Antidote fo r
Snake Rites!
S n a k e -v e n o m w e a ke n s th e h eart
and lo w e rs th e b lo o d p ressure and
depresses th e w h ite b lo o d cells, the
d e fe n d e rs o f th e body.
RICE
F an cy
3
SALAD OIL
ib s
25c
D ia m o n d
25c
W aldorf.
650-sheet rolls
l'35-foot
R oll
W ith th e s a fe ty c u tte r edge
M ACARONI 3 .bs
F lo u r, C u rv e C u t
CORN 2s
P u re Vegetable. B rin g yo u r own containers
9-lb. bag
WAX PAPER
o r w a te r— S t ir — R eady fo r
action.
O th e r good used buys
15c
G u e rn s e y b u ll fo r sale
W d lin m v a to r. n e a rly n e w P aper s ilo f ille r ;
D oern. 2 m ile s so u th w e st o f Reed- new iro n-w heel truck wagon, new
ville.
20 grain binder.
•
H E IN R IC H BRO S
B L U E e n a m e l w ood range a n d 158 S T h ir d Ave.
H ills b o ro
M c D o u g a l k itc h e n
ca b in e t
fo r
;lc
Phone B e a ve rto n 8719
20 W A N T E D
S tu in p a g e f o r c o r d
wood, w ill b u y o u t rig h t, r u t on
c . H V M O U T H M d a n same m shares o r per c o rd — W rite 8427 A r
new . W ill g iv e re d u c tio n and go-.
20p
m ig h t ta ke lig h t a r h i tra d e
Sec
at 334 F. Baseline
H O R S E S T ra d e for hay. hogs, cat
tle T ry th e m o u t b e fore y tfti
T H R E E tons oat and vetch hay in b u y -W . Wyss. Aloha.
20
shock fo r sale
152 N Second
Aw
2o S H E E P manure for Mi*
W J,
S tu n k a rd .
Rt. 3. H ills b o ro , on
W A N T E D -Good, y o u n g c u ltiv a tin g C h a rle s Beers fa rm ; 2 m ile s out
horse»
F re d R u fe n e r place at on S Forest a ve n ue road.
20tf
H e lv e tia .
20p
STRAYED
Two
ducks M onday
1G0 A C R E S la rg e a ld e r g rove, e x
n ig h t. R e w a rd .— F C. P a u li, 432
c e lle n t s o il, cree k 2-room house. E. M ain .
20p
- m ile fro m school. 2 c h ic k e n
houses, e s tim a te d 2.000.000 feet t im
We w is h to th a n k o u r frie n d s
ber G ood b u y. $1650. term s.
and n e ig h b o rs fo r th e ir kindness
10 A C R ES, m ost a ll in c u ltiv a tio n . to us d u r in g th e loss o f o u r loved
4 -ro o m house, '- - m ile fro m school, one. and e s p e c ia lly fo r the flo ra l
b a rn 24x40 feet, w in d m ill, f i n e o ffe rin g s . — M r
and M rs.
P e rcy
w e ll; $850. re a l b a rg a in .
N e w m a n and sons.
K E L L Y A H IC K S
H ills b o ro R O O M fo r re n t L a d y p re fe rre d
' 148 S. T h ir d A ve.
472 E. W a s h in g to n St. T ele p h o n e
Bargains
I672Z
20tf
H O O S IE R d o u b le disc. 6 -in c h spac
143 W. W a l-
in g : 7 -fo o t g ra in d r ill: M c C o r- 1926 Dodge fo r sale
20p
nut.
m ic k -D e e rin g 8 -shovel r id in g c u lt i
S=0
Rites Held Sunday
for Lloyd Jones
ll.- T
Q uality M eats
Cannery Union
Asks Bargaining
T oo Late to Classify
F u n e ra l se rvices w ill be h e ld at
9 30 a. m to d a v (T h u rsd a y» at th e
St M a tth e w s ’ c h u rc h fo r M rs Agnes
R e illv , 74. w h o d ie d at h e r hom e on
H ills b o ro ro u te 1 e a rly T ue sd a y
m o rn in g a fte r an illness o f th re e
days In te rm e n t w ill be in St M a t
th e w s ' ce m e te ry R e c ita tio n o f th e
R osarv was su n c at the D onelson A*
S e w e ll ch a p el W ednesday n ig h t.
M rs R e illy was b o rn at Napa.
C al . J u n e 19. 1803 She had liv e d on
H ills b o ro rou te 1 fo r 44 y e a r
Her
husband. Jo h n R e illy , d ie d M a y 15.
1934
Deceased is s u rv iv e d b y one son.
Jo h n S . o f H ills b o ro ro u te 1. and
fiv e d a u g h te r ' M a ry . A n n a and Mrs'
G race C la rk . H ills b o ro ro u te 1:
Frances. D e n v e r C o lo . i»nd /M ice
San Fr.anciseo F o u r g ra n d c h ild re n
also s u rv iv e .
ol *)ofpf»)wuf *2- NCI 'wti
Proof N e x t W eek
CAKE
F-.?«. r-v4
Illness Brief for
Mrs. Agnes Reilly
SAND and GRAVEL
the Best in
Resident of Grove
28 Years Passes
Lamar Carpenter
Services Monday
P la n t lo ca te d 4 m ile s n o rth o f
Eorest G ro v e on G ales C re ek.
Phone 1609 R
PERFECTION
T7 T T T " P D T» O . 6 λ f C O 7
F u n e ra l e rv ic i 4 w e re h e ld Tnes-
U t. a f t c r r i o o n h th»* I o r e t f i r - .«•
He
ed
G u ♦ A n d e rs o n , secre-
K r iif’ ht
id P y th ia s .’ «nd P y th ia n L’ h d e rta k m g co m p a n y ch a p e l f u r fa.'
«>: th e c e n tra l la lx ir c o u n c il
Robert
l Eas i z.'ood. 65. a re ik i* .t
S is h r s w ill h o ld a p ir m r J u ly 25
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m g. Lie and r< quested th a t th e local
and s ilv e rw a re C o ffe e crea m and .iitfi .i »on Clui'cne»* o f F orest G ro v e
be ei••mted th e r ig h t o f c o lle c tiv e
n ix a r w ill be fu rn is h e d .
b a rg a in in g .
Th<n * j . no m o re v a lu a b le :ub-
A ll m em b e r . th e ir f-im ilie « and
D« 1< gate w e re I. A Davis c h a ir
frie n d s are in v ite d to atte nd , and « /id in a te than th e m an to w h o m you man o f the local. E sth e r H e il, fin a n -
those w is h in g tra n s p o rta tio n
o r c m g iv e n pi**«*«* of w o rk arid then i ,t * i »’ a ry . a nd S u phen V e rb o o rt.
th o *e h a v in g room in t h e ir cars forg< t it. in th e c o n fid e n t e x p e c ta
i he a r .iu r y m anagem ent, a c c o rd
a re .asked to n o tify a m e m b e r o f tio n th a t th e n« x t tim e it is b ro u g h t in g t( Davis, p ro m is e d to re fe r the
the vt m m itte e
P y th ia n S is te rs ’ to y o u r a tte n tio n it w ill com»* in t b “ n q t ie t t > th e c o m p a n y board io r
c<.rnrn itte e in c lu d e Me dames C L. f o r m «jf a r«*port th a t th e th in g has decision.
b<« n done T h e m an to w hom an e x
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e c u tiv e
most g ra te fu l, th e m a n '
P eppard. and th e K n ig h t ’ com-
jn i ce n t mem ber->hip. Davis
w h o m lie w ill v a lu e m ost, is th e m an ! th e
w it h e includ»
Ered S< w e ll. J o h n w h o accept.*, re s p o n s ib ility and goes ;
C o n n e ll, and A W Haven
.dicad and does his task in an e f f i
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Phone B e a v e rto n 8719. 20
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gus co rre s p o n d e n ts i n
d i f f e r e n t S H E P H E R D a n d C o llie puppies.
ections o f W a s h in g to n c o u n ty a p
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o f a ru p tu re d a p p e n d ix . He had in g fo r less th a n th re e cents «a
w eek.
tf T H R E E fresh Je rs e y cow» and one
b e in i l l fo r e ik h t day« F u n e ra l
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w e re h e ld at th e F ore st
G ro ve L’ n d e rta k in x c o m o a n y ch a p e l
M o n d a y and I () O E g ra ve sid e
service*, w e re held at th e I. O O F.
ce m e te ry at D a yto n
lie was b o rn in B a k e r c o u n tv
F e b rn .'j» v 19 1K87 »noved to D a yto n
in 1910 and to F orest G ro v e in
1913 M i
C a rp e n te r had been a
m em b e r o f th e Y a m h ill lodge. T.
O O F . fo r 20 years
M r C a rp e n te r w h o had been a
re sid e n t o f th e G ro v e fo r 24 years.
< s u rv iv e d b y h is m o th e r M r s .
G le n d o ra C a rp e n te r, and t h r e e
b ro th e r Joseph E and T ho m a s W.
o f Forest G ro v e and Moses o f R id g e
fie ld . Wash.
P ro d u ce rs o f Q u a lity
"W h a t's th e idea o f a ll th e c ro w d
nt e h u rcli'.’ "
"T h e re 's a tr a v e lin g
salesm an
d o w n th e re confessing his sins " Ex.
Cold Meats
Pythian Orders
Picnic duly 25
at Louie's Park
Dlvoree Suits Filed
S e rvice s w e re h e ld S u n d a y a fte r
M itc h e ll C assie vs. F ra n k
C h o q u e tte
V e rn o n
A. ag a in st noon fro m th e P e n te co stal m ission
fo
r L lo y d F r a n k lin Jones. 20. son
L au ra M argaret.
o f M r. and M rs J. C Jones. H ills
boro. w h o d ie d F rid a y e v e n in g a fte r
M arria g e l.lernses
an illn e s s o f th re e years. B u r ia l was
R a le ig h E m m e tt H ik e r and E liz a in F ir L a w n c e m e te ry
b e th A n n V a n D o m e le n . B anks
L lo y d Jones was b o rn J u n e 29.
T h o m a s J a m e s M e a d and L o re ttS 1917. in H ills b o ro and had liv e d
W illim in a V a n D o m e le n o f B anks h e re since. Besides his p a re n ts, tw o
b ro th e rs s u rv iv e . O rv a l and Lester,
ro u te 1.
b o th o f H ills b o ro .
B irths
S tro d e
T o M r. and M rs T od
L e t th e a d v e rtis e m e n ts h e lp you
S tro d e o f N o rth P lains. J u ly 12. a m ake y o u r s h o p p in g plans.
g ir l.
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M r and M i
Itu sell I I T is d a le
D e sp ite th e fa r t th a t e v e ry r a il
le ft th e fu s t o f th e wei ‘ k fo r :E 'ire -
ka C a l. to v is it his s iste r T h e y roa d crossing in O reg o n is m arke d ,
w ill r e tu rn in tw o wee ks. and plan o fte n w ith several w a n iu ig devices,
se riou s a u to m o b ile a ccid e n ts are in
to r e tu rn by th e r o o t ro u te
c re a sin g there, s ta tis tic s co m p ile d
M r. and M rs R Giage o f H ig h
R u t •r. A lb e rta . Canada, w ith th e ir b y th e O regon S ta te M o to r asso
son and d a u g h te r, v is ite d at th e E c ia tio n reve a l
J B ooks a nd E. O Eagon homes
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M rs. R a lp h W ils o n le ft T uesday legal advertising to the Argus.
fo r C e n tra lia . Wash
to v is it h e r
I'la n d m o tlic i M rs I ’ . I. Barnes, w h o
is fin ite ill.
M rs. F ra n k S c h ro e d e r o f Y o rk .
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