Tage Six
H IL L S B O R O
A RGU S.
H IL L S B O R O .
T hin iluy. Augii«! 12. 1937
OREGON
late potato crop th is fall
sehlegel took th e p art of th e b rid e
H uffm an hom e Mr and Mrs B ene
Mrs Maggie King, w ho is here groom 's m o th er and laiu ra Lue
fici lived h ere sev eral y ears ago
from C alifornia spending the su m M urray w as b earer of th e tw ine
Mi and Mrs Robert Hensley vis
mer. is a guest th is w eek of Mrs w ith w hich th e b rid e and groom
ited tus m other, Mrs Jo h n S quire, at
w ere bound Mrs Stanley K endall
Lena M eyers
M cM innville F riday and Saturday
(By Mrs. J. \ McCoy)
u o n lin u »d (ru m page 1»
played the w edding m arch and also
Starts New Barn
T heir son. R obert J r . re tu rn e d hom e houses, autom
atic filter system and
KANSAS
CITY
played
"T
he
P
riso
n
e
rs
Song
A
-A
special
m
eet-
A new b a rn 40 by 48 feet w ill
w ith them for a w eek's visit.
heating system for the show ers
be built on th e L T. Proctor farm luncheon w as served on b eautifully mg of the K ansas City Local of
H
arry
M
cl.actilan
spent
several
at Bald Peak, to replace th e one d eco rated tables on th e lawn. P re s F arm ers' Union w ill be held at days last w eek fishing along the F our persons w ould he req u ired to
o perate such an en terp rise and the
ent w ere Mesdames F P Sm ith, V. B anks next W ednesday evening to
Salm onberry
VERBOORT—Rev M. Jonas took : com pletely w recked by th e heavy W. Schm idt and G eorge G ould and m ake plans for the fair.
cost of operatio n w ould In» about
last w in ter W ork on th e new
Mary
Ja
n
e
Long
re
tu
rn
e
d
to
her
over the parish at W ilsonville for snow
Miss Enola Barlow of P ortland.
Mr and Mrs M .1 V anderzandcn home h ere M onday a fte r spending a $22 50 a day W ith th e filter .sys
th e w eek-end to allow F ath er Sail barn w ill s ta rt th is week
tem. w ater for the season w ould
M esdames H om er H ester. Stanley
Miss Alice M cInnis atten d ed the K endall, and A F Fuchs of N ew and son Wayne. Mr and Mrs M ar week w ith P hyllis D arby in P o rt not exeetxi $22 50. he said
th e privilege of visiting V erboort
shall M cIver and Harvey lleidluig land Miss Darby cam e hom e w ith
to relate his recent experiences in funerals of Tom Black and C lif berg. Mrs G eorge S axton and Miss enjoyed
H uedepohl explained that proper
picnic at Jan tzen Beaeli M is s Long to visit th e rest of the
G erm any. Sail gave interestin g ac ford B eeler at P o rtlan d S aturday es F rances and L ourine I.a m b n x S unday a From
construction of such a pool w ould
th
e
n
'
they
m
otored
week.
counts of the social and religious Both young men w ere killed T h u rs and Doral S axton of M anning. Mrs to V aneouver. Wash
provide a w hite bottom , giving 70
Mis 1 Kelly and d au g h ters K a th f»er cent of the pool space for s h a l
conditions in G erm any One had to day night in a head-on autom obile C D. Allen of Holtville. Cal . W ayne
W
illiam
B
arb
er
of
Y
reka.
C
al.
collision
n
e
a
r
V
ancouver
T
w
o
ryn and Patty of P ortland spent the low bathing
be very careful w ith his choice of
Jones. M en in W hitm ore. J. E
w ords, least he be th ro w n into p ris others w ere also killed, only one B lazer F E. Hoffman. O tto O rnduff. w as an overnight guest Tuesday of w eek-end w ith Mr Kelly here
Pools o perated at ta x p a y e r e x
tus
aunt.
M
r
s
W
arner
Cropp.
and
Mr and Mrs A rth u r B raden spent pense are wrong, the ex p ert e x
occupant
of
the
cars
escaping
death
on in case he offended the gov
1. I. M urray B F Deford, and D. fam ily He left W ednesday m orning
the
w
eek-end
a
t
T
illam
ook
a
n
d
ern m en t in any way. as th ere are
Q uite a n u m b er from here a t M M cInnis Misses H elen Homm.
plained. and no city should ever
spies everyw here. Sail also had the tended th e d airy m en 's an n u al pic Alice McInnis. Beryl Deford. Ernice for V ancouver. It V . on tus v aca K ernville w here they visited th eir plan a pool, the op eratin g expenses
son-in-law and d au g h ter. Mr. and of w hich could not be paid by an
honor of paying th e fam ous T hcrca nic Sunday at Ja n tz e n Beach.
W ohlschlcgcl and M erribell H off tion.
M artin Jackson visited several Mrs Ray Elliott, and Mr B raden's adm ission charge
N eeum un a visit.
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n W alker, and man. th e hostess, th e m ock w edding days last w eek w ith tus sister. Mrs. i b ro th er
Returns from East
two w eek -en d guests of P o rtlan d P »rty and th e b ride-elect w ho r e F red Duyck and fam ily of V ernonia
Mrs P ierre L aB lanc of P ortland Cost KM i m ated
Mrs. N ellie D ierickx w ho has and Mrs F B T hom pkins of G rand ceived m any beau tifu l and useful
Cost of the pool suggested f o i
Mr and Mrs Louie S trohm ayer. spent several days tins week at ttie
been visiting in th e east since May Island m ade th e trip around the gifts.
H illsboro would be $17,500. he said,
Elmo T allm an home
lfi, arriv ed home Friday She w ent Mt Hood loop Sunday.
Q uite a n u m b er from h ere w ill Mr and Mrs W illiam V andeivandcn,
Mrs C lara V anderzandcn and Ethel
Edwin K now les and Paul Neil left of w hich $10.000 w ould be m aterial
by way of C alifornia and re tu rn
Mrs L. L M urray and children atten d th e state ann u al F arm ers' McCoy wa re Sunday evening p arty Tuesday for Independence to w ork If constructed by W l’.\ this am ount
i n g visited Y ellowstone National atten d ed a reunion of the M urray U nion picnic at C ham poeg Sunday- guests
would have to be raised before the
of Mr and Mrs B u tterfield of in th e hop yards.
park S he also visited in N ebraska fam ily S unday at th e C harles A ugust 15.
w ork could start U nder PWA. with
F ern Hill
Mr and Mrs H H Goss and th eir a 45 |n»r vent governm ent grant,
and Wisconsin, w h ere she had not B row nhill hom e in Dilley in h o n
L au ra Luc and R oderick Murray- Two H urt in W reck
been for 59 years. She met m any of
grandson M arvin J r accom panied
visited an uncle. D. W M cInnis, at
Mr Inigaki had a collision S a t Mrs A nna H yde of C ornelius. M ar the necessary cash w ould be less
h e r school friends, and also learned or of Mrs Eunice M u rray 's brother. R eedvillc Friday and S aturday.
T he sw im m ing season generally
H
ow
ard
P
ack
ard
of
Nampa.
Idaho,
urday
m
orning
w
ith
E
W
W
ood
vin Goss S r and Lillian H artm an is understood to be from the tune
th at many had died
M erribell H offm an visited h er ford. Miss Inigaki suffered a cut on of
who.
w
ith
his
w
ife
an
d
children,
P ortland on a trq i to M ount Hood school is out in the sp rin g until
Mr. and Mrs. Tony V andehey.
g ran d p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. E P
accom panied by Mr. and Mrs Ed is visitin g in P o rtlan d and vicinity. S m ith at B oring from A ugust 1 u n flic forehead Mr W oodford was and B onneville dam Sunday
it takes up again in the fall. Hue-
Ernest
G
u
en
th
er
and
Lynn.
Lloyd
badly
shaken
up
and
one
shoulder
Don
R obertson re tu rn e d hom e dcpohl said. T hen he declared the
M ceuw scn spent th e w eek-end at
til A ugust 4.
and
H
elen
Mae
G
u
en
th
er
joined
w
as
knocked
out
of
place
.Monday
ev
ening
a
fte
r
w
orking
for
th e Tillam ook beaches.
idea wrong, as many sunny, w arm
Mrs E rnest Donicht and little
a party front N ew berg F riday ev e
Mrs. C lyde Men a rriv e d W ednes eight (lays as relief engine w atch days are found e a rlie r in t h e
R elative Fall Victim
C alifornia, m an at T illam ook and W heel,er
Pat Moore, em ployed at V erboort ning and w ent to Mt. Hood. They son K enneth visited h er parents. day m orning f r o m
spring, w hile S eptem ber generally
garage, left for Hood R iver to be clim bed to th e top S atu rd ay and re Mr and Mrs C M T alm adge. at w h ere she has been visiting the past
has m ore days of sunshine than A u
M cM innville from August 2 u n til m onth w ith Iter p aren ts and h er
w ith Mrs. Lena M urray, whose hus tu rn ed th a t evening.
gust.
The W F. W ohlschlcgcl home was F riday. H er brother. C harles T al- g ran d m o th er
b and fell over H orsetail falls S u n
He em phasized the necessity of
v isited Mr. Donicht d u rin g
Mr. and Mrs A rth u r S m ith and
day. Mrs. M urray is a sister of Mr. th e scene of a pot luck d in n er ntadg
san itary m easures, a n d declared
Sunday when a group o f Mrs. h er absence.
sons R udell and H arold and d a u g h
Moore.
that the city should not attem pt a
W ohlschlegel's old friends gath ered
G loria H offm an visited an aunt. ters M ildred and Mary left Friday
pool to be used as a com m unity
th ere G uests w ere Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. V W Schm idt, at P o rtlan d the m orning for th e beaches for a few
S hort pack on beans is rep o rted b ath tub
Jo h n D enny. Mr and Mrs. B. L. first of last w eek.
days.
this y ear from th e S herw ood c a n
”If the pool is safe from infection,
Mrs. W F. W ohlschlcgcl fell Au-
Price. Mrs. Ada Fox. D ixie D enny
M r and Mrs W illiam V nndcrzan- nery. but expansion is expected
M argaret Johnson, W ilford Fox and g ust 2 and sp rain ed h er knee' S he den left W ednesday for N etarts Io w hen the p ru n e crop arriv es to and safe for sw im m ers, you v a n
K arn and R onnie M eredith, all of is unab le to w alk and is u n d e r a spend a w eek On th e ir w ay over w ard th e end of the m onth. T w en expect to d raw patrons from a t
P ortland. Jim Pen land of Seaside, N ew berg doctor s care
th ey slopped at C loverdale to spend ty-five persons a re on the bean least 10 m iles all aro u n d y o u ."
Bv Mrs. Bird McCormick I
W endell and V ernon S chm idt r e a night w ith J I’. V anderzandcn crew am i m ore than 200 w ill be H uedepohl rem arked.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
W.
Pierson
of
CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN—About
H uedepohl cited a n u m b er o f
tu rn ed to th e ir hom e in P o rtlan d and b ro th e r L ynn, w ho a re at used d u rin g th e p ru n e harvest
50 friends and m em bers of t h e A urora.
August 4 a fte r about six w eeks' B rooten's S prings Mr and Mrs
Brad.
W
ilber
and
Tom
Jones.
The
p
ru
n
e
crop
is
good
in
th
e
P leasan t View com m unity club pic
spent at th e hom e of th e ir aunt. Louie S tro h m ay er left T hursday for Sherw ood vicinity, but the beans
nicked at S ilv er C reek falls S u n Jean O rn d u ff and Will F im gan a t Mrs. F. E Hoffm an.
N etarts to join Mr. and Mrs. W il w ill be a short p w k because of
tended
th
e
an
n
u
al
Jo
n
es
fam
ily
r
e
day. Many of the party m ade the
Mrs. J M. K otera v isited Mrs J. liam V anderzandcn for th e ir v a delay in startin g . Tw o new b u ild
h ik e from the south falls to the union and picnic at Fernw ood S u n M B radw ay at In d ep en d en ce A u cation.
Osteopathic
ings have been erected, and new
n o rth falls. This th ree-m ile trail, day-
K ansas City local. F arm ers' U n vegetable m achinery has been in
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Larson. gust 2 and 3
Physician and Surgeon
m ade safe by a nearby CCC camp,
ion. m et W ednesday evening in the sta Ik'd.
leads past m ore than half a dozen Mr and Mrs. Ed O 'B erg and Je a n
COM M ERCIAL BLDG.
Royal N eighbors' hall at Banks.
large, b eau tifu l falls of various and H ow ard Larson w ere d in n er
P hone O ffice M l
P lans for the county fair w ere m ade
p
arty
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
h eights and descriptions, some of O tto Sunday.
Say you saw It In the Argus.
Mr. and Mrs Z clbcrt B aker and
them falling three tim es before
little d a u g h te r C orinne Ann and
Mr and Mrs. H arry Twigg. w ho
reach in g th e bottom.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter A lbrecht and
P rospects a re good h ere for a big had been liv in g at Scholls, spent
(C o n tin u e d fro m pace 1)
son B lam e en joyed a picnic at B on
four days last w eek at the hom e
of h er parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. terv w ill be split b etw een o th er o r n eville Sunday-
Mr and Mrs. C harles McCoy of
Neill, before leaving for the bent ganizations of th e 218th for tr a in
grass harv est fields n ear A storia, ing purposes because of th e lack of the Masonic hom e of Forest G rove
field guns. T he sam e situ atio n holds spent several days last week w ith
w here he is w orking.
in th e N ew berg b attery re c ru ite d at Mr. McCoy's cousin, J. A. McCoy,
Bride-Elect Honored
an d fam ily.
TO LOOK AT
Miss G loria H offm an, w ho w ill b e th e sam e time.
T he first w eek in cam p w ill be
come th e b rid e of O rla K endall at
G allon T h erm o s .lug
Sun G lasses
a church w edding in N ew berg this devoted »o w h ipping som e 15.000
men
from
W
ashington.
O
regon.
Id
a
F
irst
Aid
S
upplies
F la sh lig h ts
■Thursday)
evening,
w
as
honored
TO W EAR!
w ith a m iscellaneous show er A ugust ho. M ontana, and W yoming, into
(By
Miss
M.
Tallman*
S u n tan Oils
S unburn O intm ent
. . . and w h a t else could it 4 at th e hom e of Mrs. W F W ohl- shape for th e m im ic b attle planned
Mr and Mrs. E arle B yers and
schlegel. Mrs. Ira G. M cCorm ick a s as th e closing w eek of th e camp.
be but a diam ond rin g from sisted
B
athing
Caps
K odak Filins
son
Jack
of
W
arrenton
spent
the
as hostess. Six tables of p ro
Big Event
A n d erso n ’s. Y ou'll find ju st gressive "S how er" w ere in play. Review
From the stan d p o in t of th e public, w eek-end w ith his parents. Mr and
Mrs A rth u r Byers, and fam ily. Miss
th e rin g you w an t h ere— F irst and second honors w ere won th e big ev en t of the encam pm ent R
Try a
uth Byers re tu rn e d hom e w ith
by Mrs. L. L. M urray and Miss H el w ill be th e review S atu rd ay . A ugust
equal to any in perfection en
Hom m respectively. Mock w ed 21. C om m encing Monday. A ugust 23. them for a w eek's visit
W alter G ild n er and C ourtney
of w orkm anship, in quality ding cerem ony in w hich th e fu tu re and continuing w ith o u t in te rru p tio n
an d in econom y of price.
p aren ts-in -law prom ised to do m uch u n til A ugust 28. th e troops w ill be S.vvcrson spent th e w eek-end at the
beach
R eturning hom e w ith them
in guiding th e new lyw eds along th e engaged in a gigantic w ar m an eu v
road of blissful happiness, w as read er. sim ulating, as n early as possible, w ere Mrs. W alter G ild n er and
by Mrs. M cCorm ick. Miss P h y llis actual field conditions in w ar tim e d a u g h ter B ettye Jean, and Mrs S y \ -
KR AMIEN S
erson and son B obbie an d her sis
W ohlschlcgcl acted th e p art of th e
Tw o arm ies w ill be engaged in the ter. Miss Lena Leopold.
"Let Andy F ix Your Watch”
bride; Mrs. J u lia Fuchs, w ho is also battle, one defending, and th e o th er
O fficial S. P. W atch Inspector
L oren K elly of P o rtlan d is r e
engaged, took the p art of th e b rid e attack in g The b attle w ill continue
fo r W ashington C ounty
lieving C harles C ritten d en as depot
211 E. Main St.
Hillsbors groom ; Mrs. J. M. K otera and Mrs day and night, w ith 15.000 m en aided agent here for several w eeks
Ted R utschm an rep resen ted th e by 1000 pieces of heavy eq uipm ent.
PR ESC R IPTIO N DID GG1STS
PHONE 26«
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth B encficl
b rid e's p aren ts; Mrs. E. C W ohl- including cannon, trucks, tracto rs
and
daughter.
N
athlm
of
D
eLake
and tanks. A irplanes also a re to be spent F riday n ig h t at th e W illiam
used, it is understood.
H illsboro is only one of 25 cities
and
tow ns o v er the state c o n trib u t
Final C learance W O M EN ’S
ing to the 3300 officers, m en. and
equip m en t to th e g reatest p eace
tim e concentration of fighting men
and m achines in th e histo ry of the
Pacific northw est.
D uring th e absence of the Hills-,
boro battery , it is expected th a t the
city w ill rem odel th e arm o ry q u a r
All Wool
ters to accom m odate the additional
men and eq u ip m en t bro u g h t about
by the new organization.
M onday night, ex am in atio n s in
AND TRUNKS
P o rtlan d com pleted th e appo in tm en t
F o r men, wom en, ch ild
of G eorge R Bagley, 1st sergeant;
H arold Russell, staff sergeant, and
re n : P len ty of sw im
Lyle R. Oakes, sergeant, as second
W ashington C ounty’s
m ing days le ft: G et
lieutenants. F irst lieu ten an t w ill be
yours now a t this very
g re a te s t
stocks
selected la te r from th e three.
V acancies created by th e prom o
low
clothes and school
tions w ill be filled, in tw o instances,
SALE PRICE
by Ray Dillon, to be appointed 1st
room
su p p lies are
sergeant, and H enry H arty. to be
h e re !
Home of
nam ed staff sergeant. O th er prom o
tions w ill follow.
Kansas City U nit
to Meet W ednesday
Expe riences in
Germany Told
at Verboort
Swimming Pool
M ove U nderw ay
pools m different parts of thoeoun ’ nuiple August 2 and T ule S n y d cr of
try which have been constructed, Halm G rovc rc cciv id tw o broken
m pait. by sale of tickets and sub i t^s in a lall Wcdncsdav Holl» men
script ions, and have since paid for w ork at the H airison H c I m I oi log
ging o ii the Mihla 1.aeim im an place
them selves
“All pools built on a self sus
tam ing plan have paid out." he
Use the W ant A«l m the A rgus
told those present He also cited de T housand profit bv then usi».
tt
fe d s in construction in a num ber
of pools recently com pleted in thi >
state.
1 layward
Used Cars
(Ity V ivian I la (hen)
Hen I I.vda
..vda of S pringhill I.r lied
brush on both sides of the load be
tw een the H unger horn«' and tin»
The C ar You W aul
H ayw ard farm , w orking Wedm day.
T he W ay You W ant It
T hursday and F riday
'Phis is a
great im provem ent to tin» m otorist
w ho before couldn't see the on com
Have you al way w anted to own
mg car
and d riv e a eertan in.ike or i I1O<|( I
, .i price
Mrs K a th n n e McCoy, who i tav
e a r 1 Well, h ere it i
•ar
mg at Cle F.hun. Wash . c u t w ord you easily t an afford A nd th
here that her m oth er died la t week we sell you will In .» i n 11 \ i «
a fte r being confined to a hospital m wed. safe and dcpeiuliible Job
bed since A pril w ith paral.v is of tin
spine
♦ 1936 M aster Chcv Sedan
Mr and Mis O tto T iiniiieiinaii
and C arl linctm kc accom panied b ♦ 1936 P lym outh Coupe
Jo h n and Jo h n T im m erm an J r o f ’
C>i- h a id a le will ata ri fqi <>maha ♦ 1933 Plym outh Sedan
N eb. this week to v i s it relatives
Norm an Kidwell of M ountam dah ♦ 1936 Nash Sedan
received a broken nose with a vine
♦ 1934 Chcv Pickup
Every «»nr oi above in
top eondilioit
Sherw ood C annery
E xpanding Plant
O THERS
‘2M lb
.* door
( brv Ndn.
lluh k Sedan, standard
W lilppel. 2 door
'27 < hev Sedan
'30 H upp Coupe
A nnual Pleasant
View Picnic H eld
S plendid T ran sp o rtatio n C heap
He .Mire and see the-M» cu r. before
you buy
TEH MS
TRADES
E dw ards
a lv c rt
Dr. W m. E. H in d .
Local A rtillerym en
A id Big M aneuver
i i II m «*.
CHRYSLER - PLY M OU TH
W H IS K IE S
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and
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V A C A T IO N N EED S
Lovely
Thrilling
T im ber
m is
FRI and SA T
W EEK
C ontinuous Show S a tu rd a y — 1 :30 to
Palm Thick Double M alted Milk
]. L. A nderson
PALM D RU G STO RE
W H IT E "P A S T E L
SPORT CO A TS
Bathing Suits
U mmmoi II«
I
A
r a< wall
THROTTLE WIDF. OPEN I
$ 4 49
Get R eady Now
for School
1 cm
Ovelaa O sarvi (vwley
Allea lana
Alaa O iaakcrt <
Sla|iia («Itki»
TIRES SCREAMlNGl
BULLETS W H IN IN G 1
.
I# * PJÌIC£ "•mnicn nxi
98c
“ JA N T Z E N S ’
E xam iner H ere .August 18
R. J. Dooley, ex am in er of o p era
tors and chauffeurs, w ill be in
H illsboro next W ednesday, at the
co u rt house from 10 a. m. to 5 p.
m. All those w ishing perm its or
licenses to d riv e cars are asked to
get in touch w ith Mr. Dooley d u r
ing these hours.
KEEP
FOOD
SU N . - M O N . - T U E S.
C ontinuous Show S unday— 2 till 1 1 P. M.
ORE
T IR E
)
d
A ugust
15, 16, 17
ALL THESE STARS
together fo r the first time
on. the screen !
o 11 n r
mBRE
V«t»U
■ I Tu
1
mORE
iiiwwT Mwncmi
v a ti
UWI m M Pf«
Mode with invisible perforations
for perfect hydration
F o o d - ( 3 U3 rd s
( jy
H IC K O R Y
The lo w e st de
livered price fo r any
c a r o f com parable
size!
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from 22 to 27 miles per
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Spa! in freshness and goodness. Lock out odors and
moisture. Protect your family's health—preserve your
food—save costly spoilage and waste. Made of durable,
waterproof, heatproof, washable oiled-silk—won't gum
ar harden. Rustless Talon slide fasteners or adjustable
caps work like a charm . See complete display—sizes
for every need—in our Notions Department- 59c to $1.00
Low -Price Field! (Same
wheelbase, same roomy
comfort, same big luggage
compartment, same safety
and streamlined beauty as
the brilliant Ford V-8 “ 85.”)
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M ILTON BERLE
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