Page Six
Thurrtdny, October 7. 1937
N u t H arvest
Started on
Scholls Farms
ning to en te rta in th e countv fed
eration som e tim e this month.
B ride-Elect H onored—
Miss May Hudson, bride-elect
of David Kent, w as given a show
e r F rid ay night at the home of
Mrs. E rnest Z u rch er of near H ills
boro. More than 40 w ere in at-
iBv Mix» Lorrain«* Drntmin)
SCHO LLS—F ilb ert h a r v e s t i n g
a n d ,‘h« honor guest re
started in full sw ing in this com- erk m m en t’’''
p rc‘enU E n'
m unity Monday m orning. W alnut m a k iM b i d e“»
“ " as
R apid D evelopm ent o f T ra in e d ‘Seeing E y e’
P roving Invaluable as G u id e fo r Blind
irlin g trailic o
rpHE E hoavv.
heavy, sw
swirling
-
a large city, forever a source
of fear and danger to the blind,
need no longer hold the terror
it does for those unfortunates
who are doomed to spend their
l.a r v .s t la expected to begin next ” “ ***
b00to-
lives in temporary, partial, or
week
B e n e fit Success
even permanent darkness.
The benefit chicken su p p er spon
And the reason for this is the
sored by the Scholls R ebekah club
“ seeing eye."
last W ednesday evening w as well
The “ seeing eye" Is nothing
attended. T h irty -fiv e dollars was
more than a German shepherd
(By Mrs. J. M. Davidson)
cleared Color schem e for the tables
HELV ETIA —The little church at dog—more fam iliarly known in
and Hall decorations w ere yellow
America as the police dog—and
filled ,o
to capacity-
capacity
’lvej a w
" as fll,cd
orchid ri and green. T he follow ing i H i elvetia
short . program was given: piano solo Jo u rsd a v w hen funeral service was is becoming more and more fre
quently- used as a guide for the
by Mrs
rs. W _______
illiam B _________
C handlee: _ violin
,for ,h l.' ,a,e G ottlieb Egger
Jesse Snyder, accom panied
nanied by
bv . e deceased had been an invalid blind.
solo. Jesse
______________
___
f
°
r
several
y
ears
suffering
from
a
Evelyn Hesse: song by Billy and
For years dogs have been used
Raym ond M cC ann." duet. V irginia w cak h eart His happy disposition for this purpose, but it has been
and N adine B unnell: clarin et solo, and good care from his fam ily un- only since the World War that
H arrv Schm eltzer; song by Mrs doubtedly prolonged his stay h ere
the “ seeing eye" movement has
W illiam C handlee and Mrs.' J. M The Egger fam ily lived in tins d is
been adopted from a scientific
S tretcher, and a reading by Rev. trict for m any y ears before m oving
S team » Cushing. The club w ishes to L aurel \\ hile here he helped o r viewpoint, stud.ed. and brought
to thank th eir friends fo r th e ir co ganize th e M ountaindale-H elvetia to the position It now occupies.
Schw eizer-V erein and was a c h a rt
So many men were blinded
operation.
er m em ber and helped build the during the war that the safety
Birthday Celebrated
little
hall
on
the
K
orn
place
w
here
problem for those so afflicted
Mrs. E. J. H ow ard en tertain ed
“ v held th e ir
became acute. A German or
« r x « .
¡ u s ? «
a
ganization at Potsdam was the
a x sS
i x i ' ” d
,h e
, h
first to train dogs on a large
The movement spread
c m h u c rc X
h D
d FriH
nv A
w .’ ith
d to day
h er scale.
^ arlors
p m ^ l a M
^ W
Bun ^ ^ h ’ a a r d r it ^ L ? itz k tl ^ r e tu
" r n T e hl‘7
rapidly. Today four organiza
tions in the United States carry
nell Mrs Ernes. Hanson and Mrs m o th er M ^ E S ch m id ? w ho £
on this work. They are the
S. A. G otter w ere join t hostesses tam ed i fra rtn iw i lim h
n S\
Eye in Tennessee; the
Plans for finishing the w ork of th e A nother d iu c h t ir
k R ./h W rii ? Seeing
church kitchen w ere m ade and w ill erson o * B e a v e rto n ’i - B tr,h a
New York Association for the
sta rt in a few weeks.
wX
G e rto n is carin g for Blind, with training grounds in
Mrs. S tearns C hushing Jr. w ith fa’X ^ e H
H°
8
8 al° ng
Princeton, N. J.; the La Salle
h e r m other. Mrs. Jo h n Ulrich, of
kennels in Minnesota, and the
Mr
and
Mrs
David
Tschabold
vis
Salem w ent to S eattle T uesday to
ited his brother. John Tschabold. at Wilson kennels in Michigan.
Cornelius Resident
Dies After Hint •ss
Pave the Path to Prosperity Willi Printing!
.h im
Ih ic . i.tii-.d fu n n er «if a
H
i ornclius, lin'd S unday nfler mi ex- I
tended Illness lie Wil> no v,.a ls ■
old. mid had lived al C ornelius for 1
th e past 17 y ears
■
■ ago Hia wife M.,,,.,
I hies, .bed in 1913.
^ S u iv iv in g a re th ree sons. H enry
l of C ornelius: Jo h n I) of Fort
Hansom. N D . am t H erm an .if
I orllam t amt Iwo d aughters Mrs
Marv Fiek of Fargo. N I), amt Mrs
A nnie Fick of Verona. N 11 lie
« a s a member of the L utheran
church.
Hayward
Friday nod Saturday S pecials
(Bv V ivian lliitlsonl
I he farm ers of this com m unity
are very busy harveating then-
p ru n e crop.
Cecil S helton and children have
m oved to B anks from the U pdike
place to a new w oodcutting jot.
Miss M abel E Hanson, school
teacher, spent the w eek-end at h er
hom e in H illsboro.
Green Mountain
the Good S am aritan hospital in P o rt
land Sunday. Jo h n is now in a bodv J^ECAUSE they are less easily
e v P ed o r 7 ,tAR° “ eVe,‘ S s , , “ ‘u rc on ,h e b» ' p erm itting “seeing
cast as a v erteb ra w as c r u s h e d
distracted, female dogs are
when he fell from a silo on the used for the most part. Each
ye d o rs to accom pany th e ir m asters on railw ay coaches i n , I
Tschabold place. He w ill have to be
’ » " “ cars opened the w ay for scenes such as show n ab«n e ?U ,e re
dog
is
subjected
to
a
rigorous
in this cast about tw o m onths W hile
LohlerdSni-n p i.7 ,KCf
,<M>k# on » ' " ‘b »» ber blind master. \ W
in P o rtlan d Mr. and Mrs. T schabold training for a period of several
Lohler of Pittsburgh, hands his ticket to the conductor.
ca*'ed at «fie St. V incent hospital to weeks. She must learn to stop
see Mrs. Wenzel. S he is im proving when she comes to a curb, must
and understand them as much as
paddled leisurely around the
slowly.
learn the commands “ forward,"
possible. He must develop his
lagoon.
Club Serves
“ left,” and “ right.” The dog
hearing so that h? can sense
Recently President Roosevelt
S unshine club served lunch to ov must learn not only to obey, but
changes in traffic direction in
er 20<i at th e M ike W aefler sale last to disobey as well, should her
signed a bill making it legal for
order to be of assistance to the
Tuesday. A crow d of over 400 at- master
m aster give
give the
th e wrong
w ro n g com
m and
blind people to take their ••fee
command
dog when traffic lights change
tended the sale in the afternoon and unconsciously lead him self
ing eyes * into the coaches on
color.
when th e cattle and som e v ery fine into d a n c e r
'
ntm self
railioad trains, where heretofore
horses w ere sold.
—
s
But above all. the blind must
they were forced to put the ani
With the blind man holding
develop confidence in the ani
Family Moves
M erle Jo h n sto n bagged a large
mals in the baggage cars. Street
M r and Mrs. Alex K arpstein J r deer n ear C ochran S unday His onto a rigid, handle-like leash,
mal in front of them. This is
cars also w ill be compelled to
of M idway moved to th e C harles b ro th er Sim on and F red W enger ac- the dog as a rule walks about
accomplished by easy stages, be
admit canine passengers.
two feet ahead, picking her wav
R eam er place recently.
com panied him
ginning
in
sections
with
little
Joins Marines
... .
The development of the "see
traffic, going on to more crowded
Donald H erd joined th e U. S m ar- « e h ^ a hail ^ t o b ^ n d OeToVr through crowds and avoiding
ing eye" appears by far to be the
telephone poles and other ob
areas, and then finally to the
ines at San Diego. Cal., several
noblest thing the dog has ever
stacles. The animal serves as
16 a Sw iss Songfest.
heavily traveled districts.
w eeks ago.
done for man. In reality, it rep
eyes
for
the
blind
master
so
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
lfred
N
yegger
and
“
“
•“
•=
u
l“
'
“
m
a
ste
r
so
• • •
Observes B irthday
resents a real sacrifice. No
needs no com m and
Miss Yvonne B unnell was given his b ro th er Sim on N yegger. w ho " e11 P181
'THERE is no end to where the
longer can she live a normal
q u ick en th e pace, o r slow it
a dinner party S unday at the home are stay in g at th e F red Y unger
dogs
might
go
or
what
they
dog s life, with a large degree
o f h e r parents. Mr. and Mrs. W A place, w ent to the heaches over th e dow n because of congestion
might do with their masters.
" Mrs"1 H ector F eu erste.n has been m u « ‘u n d e ^ '^ p e t h o T o ? tra in '
of freedom. The work entails
Bunnell, in honor of h er birth d ay
One dog attended classes daily
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. H arm on and
tireless and constant devotion to
• -
perioa oi train-
at the University of Pennsyl
fam ily of Valsetz w ere visitors at helping h er parents. Mr. and Mrs —
duty and a curtailing of manv
' ng before he is ready to co
M
ike
W
aefler.
They
m
oved
from
vania, where his master was a
th e L. H
M urray hom e last
canine instincts, even to fore
Rock C reek to th e ir new hom e at operate with his guide. To be-
student.
z\nother
took
rides
in
W ednesday and Thursday.
going chasing a cat which the
"> w ith, he should like dogs
a canoe while her blind master
Mrs. Jesse W eisneski and ch ild M aplewood.
dog may spy on the street
ren of Depoe Bay visited last week Baumann Moves
Jack B aum ann has moved from
at the W. C. H eaton and H. T. Hesse
plans to sponsor a 4-H club as out
th e farm n e a r H elvetia store to the
homes.
of its projects.
S
p
rin g er place on th e m ark et road.
Mrs. Cora H eaton of n ear H ills
R P. C ourtney has razed his silo,
boro and Mrs. H. T. H eese atten d ed
'Bv Mrs. Jo h n H aas e)
a farew ell luncheon last Friday in !
and is disposing of his field cor •n.
Quito a few fam ilies from both
(By M rs. M a tte Allison)
P o rtlan d in honor of Mrs. Myra
C ourtney p lan s to cut dow n on his com m unities atten d ed the w edding
B aker, w ho is leaving for Florida
MOUNTAIN HOME—P lans for a
of V ictor B randt and F lorence
soon.
m em bership and m oney - raising d airy herd.
Haase in P o rtlan d last T uesday eve-
M r and Mrs. 11 I. L ekas and fam rung.
Thomas Sw ain of W hittier. Cal.,
contest by th e M ountain Home
J
hom e of *•“
his d u au
a u g u h ici.
ter m
Mrs
- is - - at - the
— —
rs.
An assem bly fo r th e 4th and 5th C 'lristian E ndeavor society w ere ily m oved to th e ir own place, the t v S CVe!'ai. Iadlcs of thc Hill and
W
alter Jaq
v
‘ ily
- for
- sev- grades was held M onday afternoon d *scussed F rid ay even in g in the Body farm . last w eek. They plan
w aiter
Jaquith.
and fam
eral w
w eeks
ce^ s
Mr. B ushnell, band leader, talked to Jh u rch parlors. A H allow e'en social to install a new electric w ater sys Dale club spent W ednesday at the
hom e of Mrs Sam G erig and did
Mr. and Mrs. R O. K eith and the children about organizing the ?o r th e ir own m em bers O ctober 29 tem in th e n e a r future.
some sew ing for h er g randchildren.
fam ily retu rn ed to th e ir hom e school band. A dem onstration of Is aIso Plan n ed - C om m ittees ------
A nton U nger spent several days
T hursday a fter spending six w-eeks d ifferen t band in stru m en ts was giv- a PP°‘n *ed by th e president, Miss
G ibbs D ram atic club m et at th e
at San Jose. Cal., w h ere they w ere en
G ladys T ay lo r
^
mrUn‘,y hal1 F riday evening. at his hom e h ere last week due to
crushed
em ployed.
The school flags, w hich have
ve beer
been , M em bers of the 4-H ju d g in g team P P lans
a? s fo
>f plays
o rk -.t n toe.
.n i W
" hen " he
’if. re
, t l tu
u r rn
n c e d d
fo r r a a series
series < of
plays w e re to ■i w
Double S'X to Meet
undergoing a cleaning and pressing
ressing. From C hehalem
M ountain P otato ™adS at ’hat tirP c Thp d u b sp .m - d a \ a fte rn o o n h'e ' t o o k ' i ' ' ' I V " '
Double Six. I. O. O. F. and Ruby are again on display in th e • c]ass. club, w th th eir leader. R ichard 5° ^ d a d a^ e las< S atu rd ay ev e- an d Mr
W II R, a » >S rn° th*'5
R ebekah lodges, will be en tertain - ' rooms,
Joyce, w ill atten d the stock show
M ore th an 5» couples atten d - they X 'n t , w ...u , 8
" ’,K and
99
WlI®?nville at 8 P m - O ctober O fficers Elected
and
an d tak e p art
a rt in the
th e "judging
iud<rin<« °con
e o „ . ed
a ''e e k .y .s itm g relatives
and friends in Bellingham
23. according to announcem ent bv
Class officers have been elected tests this w eek.
C o n v I n .L n ? K Sec^ ta r y -
L" the 4A, They are: Lesllc T rau g h -
R ichard H orm brook. w ho recen t-
W ash
O r“ ’b e r, 1 5 I „
b er president: Ross Olsen, vice-p res- b - left h ere to join th e navy, has
ennvtrlt1^ 810 .u°U?ity J ° °
F ‘dent: B arb ara Welch, secretary, and und erg o n e an operation, but w rites
c ° 2 ' j n tl.on ,7llh H T Hesse as Jo an C hristensen, song lead er
to his uncle and aunt here Mr a n d
O t F d h a i l 'n r t T ^ i V S eb °n s I- O
W allace S igler has gone to S o u th - Mrs R ichard Joyce, th a t lie is get-
° ' -l i p r h , ^ 1hb er7 s aJ 8 P' m
nrn Oregon for tw o w eeks, d u rin g “ ng along satisfactorily. R ichard
snnnnrCh«Ur.<u1 b?ard ,had a Pot Iuck h»s fath er s vacation.
m ade his hom e w ith th e Jovce
supper at the church parlors Mon-
P atricia West from th e F orest fam ily.
m a t i n g " ? 8,heOllc?urchb boaanrd °iilClal ^ ¿ ¡ m d e 0 ’5
reg lstcrcd in
Cl a.rer!ce
. a« o m p a n
led by h e r d au g h ter. Mrs. C lay
Mrs. B ennett Honored
-------
Rosenbalm . arriv ed at the Nelson
Mrs. J. E. Bennett, w ho ju st re-
hom e h ere last F rid ay Mrs. Nelson
— ------w as given
has been h elp in g care for M rs
« surprise birthday party Monday
‘
' '
IV Ä
Rosenbalm . at Dallas. Mrs. R osen
balm is recu p eratin g from h er r e
fam ilies. Mr. and Mrs anH a ’rh? y
Q u ie t
cent serious illness and m ajor
Mr
Mrs O tto Schultz.
CORNELIUS—R ally d ay w as ob-
D o rin ^ r »i, atLd MrS' Max B ennett- served Sunday at the* M E church operations. Mr. Rosenbalm brought
them hom e and rem ain ed a few
ed to 8o fflr dra n "J8."7 frlends call‘ s Pecial services w ere held
wHh “ days.
“y®-
m e s sa g e w eie rMei°vert
M attic Sm ith- su p erin ten d e n t P.-T. A. C lub to Meet
Mt. Home Society
Plans Activities
Firdale-Iowa Hill
Organization of
Band Considered
'''a^gn-en" Rally Day Held
Cornelius Church
E
Just Sm oked.
By the Piece.
Lb.
26'2C
25c
Pure and Sw eet.
10-lb. pail
(By I. K. S truhbl
(Too I.at, fur |,aat Wwkl
Ml- and Mrs C. J. Yazaolino ■
and tw o ch ild ren of P ortland v is
ited at the S tru b b hom e S unday
and M onday.
M a r r ia g e
L itr n s r s
A rhn E Hesse ami M adeline S
Bnrchers. Sherw ood. S eptem ber 3d
W illis Ray Hines. Forest Grove,
and Lois II F ealherstone. P ortland
S ep tem b er 30
L aw rence Jo h n H erb. H illsboro
and Erm a Pauline K em per, C o r
nelius ro u te 1. O ctober I
T erren ce .1 B urke and M ary It
Sobieski, P ortland. O ctober 1.
Lewis H enry McDouglas.
En-
gene, and T helm a Leona Busch
( ollegc Place. Wash.. O ctober 2
W Ital|>h D ungan und D orothv
J a n e Fish, both of Camas. Wash
O ctober 4
Births
P eterson To Mr ami Mrs. H enry
P eterson of Hillsboro. S ep tem b er 29
a boy
K etchum To Mr and Mrs. M at
thew K etchum of B eaverton, S ep
tem b er 29. a buy
’•’''¡lilcfs To Mr and Mrs H arry
Iiethlefs of C lu rry Grove. S ep tem
ber. 31). a boy
Nelson To Mr and Mrs John
Nelson of H illsboro. S eptem ber 3d
a boy.
B runsw ick To Mr and Mrs Ned
B runsw ick of H illsboro O ctober I
a girl.
SIRLOIN.
T ender, Juicy.
BEEF.
Fresh T oday,
m
CHOPS.
Lb.
lbs.
A
minced ham ,
E x a m in rr H ire W ednesday
It S Dooley ex am in er of <>p-
erato rs and chauffeurs, w ill he jn
H illsboro W ednesday, O ctober 11
at the court hous from Id a m to
•> p. in All those w ishing perm its
or licenses to d riv e cars are asked
to get in touch w ith Mr. Dooley.
Use the W ant Ads in th e A rgus
rhousands profit by th e ir use.
tf
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A re You T aking A d v a n ta g e of Our
Quality Merchandise at Lower Than
LOW
P R IC E S
PLUS- 8. & II. (ire e n Stam p«. Give your fam ily
Diidjfet <i chunct? to irrow.
Ask for S. & H. Green Stamps
Relish Spread q ¡^, s""d“L 29c
Spaghetti Lunch J .1.1-, ,., 10c
CF4/V
HOt/SEy
Zx
M °u n ta,n H om e P aren t-T each er
club w ill hold th e first reg u lar
m eetin g of th e school y e a r on Oc-
to b er 15. at th e school house. A
d riv e for new m em bers
w ill be
lau n ch ed a t th a t tim e. The club
Lb.
BOLOGNA,
HEAD CHEESE,
LIVER SAUSAGE. Lb.
Cartwright Says
£
HAMS
BACON
LARD
Swiss Cheese
i STEAKS
LIVER
MUTTON_ _
Flavor T ested.
None Better. Lb.
!
atten d the national m eeting of the
W om en's Home M issionary society.
B irthday C elebrated
Rev. S tearns C ushing Jr. was hon
or guest at a birth d ay p arty Sunday
at the hom e of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. S tearns C ushing Sr., at Oregon
City.
In terio r of the u p stairs of the par-
sonage is being redecorated h this
w eek.
Officers Elected
The Ruby Rebekah club elected
th e follow ing officers recently: Mrs.
R uth C hristensen,
‘»w nsen. president:
p re sio e m : Mrs.
M rs
” aze‘ S ’" ‘Cher, vice-president, and
Mrs. Ruby Meyers, secretary and
treasu rer.
new ly installed telephone.
F " 'uce r v A l l x l ^ d e r ^ ’^ h 00’
Scholls Club to Meet—
n is to r
A Iexandel H aw th o rn e is
Scholls Woman s club will m eet
M r a n d Mr»
n ..u >
,
Ttiesday afternoon with Mrs Clif
T im ber snent 9 corge R d th a le r of
ford Trask, chairm an o f th e host
Mr R in h ,i ^ - th e, uw eck; end w ith
ess com m ittee
Mesdames j "
R itth llV r m o’h<?r. Mrs. H enry
( Iioico ni< at is I he high point of any m eal. It's
delicious I Invor and tasty Iciidei'tiess m akes (lie
m eal. S oil'll want more m o d d u rin g th e w in ter
m ouths, loo, because meal is w ithout egual as a
source of e x tra energy.
I OUNELIUS Follow ing services
at the L u th era n church on T uesday
th e .body was shipped to North
l ’akota for burial.
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