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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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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