fhiirul.iv. Mar, 1, ? 10?°
Play Planned
Manning Hall
Saturday I:ve
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p r il l
A K H ,
M a p Shows Pow er D is tric t
TTÎT T "P.OfcÖ , Ô K C D 'Î
Pair»' Pivi
Summer Session Scholarship
il cd at Mountain Home
Fred B ru n n er at the hum e of Mrs last week at the G uy Wei cnboclt
I • A Mmgu o
S Stafford.
hom e
I,’ unii Mi
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, ill,
Wl
Mr. and Mrs F. C Bowk»*r and
Ei n i k pon -1 it/
Mrs P ete Johnson retu rn ed S a t
h
Mi
fam ily a re new neighbor- on th e u rd ay from Beaverton, when* she
< .ol Wa‘ on and
VVil
lull MH' n t v had high in ci ibhage
leh ab ilitatio n farm on the old Sim s had been d u ring her recent illness
mil M, . D B Edward.** and B arry
place They came here from Co and death of h er baby girl.
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club, f.aurcl View D airy club and
< harge i c l l l d e I Mi
Alvin S chulm erich spent the
MOUNTAIN HOME
C.<-or%‘> A M ountain Hume H ural E lectrifica-
Ella Steph-
etc; and M l : El . f Tolke
Alh ,on J r received a eholorship tiofi club received pins and c e rtifi w eek-end w ith his parents. Mr and
I By Mi
F rank S ch u lm trieh
House
to he 4-H urnrner .choul at the cate for 4-H c lub w ork com pleted, M i.
raidie« Aid
«»f the P ien
> t i l l i * « * ,|i
BUXTON
i I j b> I« i ian « h i l l ociety
achievem ent m eeting h e ’d last Fri- ai d H arry S chm eltzer and Itiehard guest was P hil Lane, a classm ate
ii «piilted at t h e
< emmty. , Aai
Slick Ir. n i r u m p
«
y evening T h “ Scholls G range Joyce w ere Riven local leaden*' b u t of A lvin’s at O n ■got, S tate college*.
Ilai Icy Qinei
last
km < ‘rick
Il h. pi. • • • lit« 1 ,| b y lutine
w ork
a* /red th e m eeting and gave the ton
John S< hm cltzer presided in Aid to Meet
the M aiming Koch
Salili (i.»V
C hristian Lad,
Ml .K \ l .
»ol.ir.hip. w hich was presented th e ab .eocc of the (¿range m aster.
(ea(*h«*r of
night at ManniiiK
»« I.d < lui» hall prim ary room. G ilith'T.
I. L Francos In m aking the G eorge K irkpatrick. A f t e r t h e week T hursday.
w a; il
the
( i I iik hide I ti ui McC H i l t I* I I I I
Ro.s‘
man at her
•h l
I I i < I I ,t .1 I I I ' . I '
J
a id F rancis said it was given to aw ards. ■ hdes and m oving p ic tu re ,
cc Kr.vdendall. Jo h n
ia ti
J . au i ' ’ eel Ih i i .1 1., i ebani » 1 the
• most o u tstan d in g 4-II club w ere exhibited, on forestry and M r R oue Honored
Pl
Il
V
filli
Kir.h. Mi Earl Dilley
> « I I t u .
Mrs. Freem an Rowe entertained
u.ber o f th e groups represented. forest f o e control.
• her uf Lebanon ,*,ub ;tltUtn I lui
and Hett v Met 'aim
with a d in n e r p arty at her home
hi i
C
hehalem
M
ountain
M
ountain
Home
C
hristian
En-
Jc
e
M e . V e lK
le .e .y
illt i
Wild Wood
s t r y deavor society w ill hold a social Sunday, it being Mr. Rowe's b ir th
Ob* ri ve Holiday
the upper lip la t w
i .»in
at tie- church parlo r F riday eve- day. G uests w ere Mr and Mrs. Les
vine maple, w hich Lu
b y I h e
• »iff and I Audit«)» uim program
tung. follow ing th e buairiess m eet- te r Rowe and children. L oretta
struck him un the lip
o ecu n ed • ' huul Friday afternoon honored
Mae and Jim m ie. Mr. arid Mrs.
j ing.
W till« r i i a k l l , a I u.td •
The p r o - !
‘»ugh the ' Wa hington . bu Helas
Mi If'-nry I.eg ler of P ortland is Carl Harnrnel and daughter. M ild
wood» Io his winh I o
hi
farm gram coiim ted of the following
red. F ran k Rowe. F lorence Rowe,
visit ng Mi E m ery H arris
here T w o «litchi . w ere taken
I
tu I •'•m by H arold H ulfm an. ' S tory
Ray Rowe, Dan T alm adge and
A t e n d s R e u n io n
close the cut
• h
\V a hington
Naomi C anby.
m
em bers of th e fam ily.
Mrs G eorge Q Wilson spent th e
M K V Io Meet
Febl'U.ov W mm ta C. .n ley; 1 Betsy
Ik
w eek-end in P o rtlan d visiting r e l
<11 Wa .hington. and the
w B A .11 i.c. ! . ..
meet
I
atives. W hile th ere she attended a
by
ing w ith birthday d in n er f mem
upper grade pupil
The C o t t o n F! •'»»! Lc ter Moen,
d in n e r party in honor of a nephew 's L a ie m p lo y e d C la im s
be:■< having birth d av
m March
' Ohi Bla. k Joe
tw en ty -first b irth d ay an n iv ersary
will h r held at the
harm onica duet
Mar.
bv M ane Jones ami S tanton C o r
This was a fam ily reunion, w ith N e e d L arge F orce
Tea« her» Named
five
of Mrs. W ilson’s b ro th ers and
n
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t
i
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s
A Nchnol hoard till ¡•ting
by first y ear hut -
th eir wives present, and also a sis
mi nica eia..
held at the home of th«
F«
Two h u n d red w orkers in the S a
O ur Flag.'' E thei
te r and family. T his was the first lem offices of the state unem ploy
O ld Flag ' five ii p p e i
i nary 23 T e a c h e r u
lured fui Q u u i
tim
e
in
five
years
th
a
t
th
e
m
em
g
r
a
d
e
p
u
p
il
the com ing yeai Mi
ment
com pensation comm ission are
Ah
plan«»
duet
Faith
( «in
bers of this fam ily had all been to w orking on day. night and Sunday
I her of I.(‘banon w.
clined I« S c o f ie ld a n d Alpha Mac Peterson.
gether.
teuch the prim ary grade., and Mi s ‘ B« ing a II«- » ’ Ait hili Sirnont« m .
shifts in an attem p t to catch up on
in nam ing the guests at the p arty th e huge num ber of claim s filed
h»la H ahrke also of Lebanon. w.i . Oui S in
and S trip
Faith
held at the H erb ert Fischer hom e since the first of th e year, accord
i In ,. li l*> b-.ich Pit- u p p n >*r
Scofield, poem. Raymond Scofield,
recently, the nam e of Miss Lydia ing to C L H ulbert, senior in te r
Hlrthiluv» ( rlrhriM rd
«elections by ; « « und year liai
S ieffert was in ad v erto n tly om itted. view er in charge of W ashington
A ..111 j.i'i . b iilh d u v d ip p er w.i- m o n n a cia
ll'd en W alker was
Mr C ora Joyce rep o rts th a t th e county w ork.
given for I', i n r H. lb ri
a n d aw arded an I armonica pm Eleven
R ichard Joyce fam ily did not have
Mi Nnr.i Erib h i,f K.m ... City ut visi tois w« <• |>re.s«.»nt
By last w eek. 12296 claim s had
scarlet fever as w as fo rm erly r e been paid, w ith 38.108 rem aining to
the Iti-Oiei furd hom e F ebruary 20 \t* « *m l4 n c e Perfect
I’le .e n t w ere Mt
.11. I Mi
ported. but instead had septic sore be handled It w as stated th at "it
P u p il, v th pcrfc< I atten d an ce
(A ll Colors)
E n lrh and Billy of K.iti .. City for the na.st v
th ro at T hey w ere not placed u n d er would tak e 2000 w o rk ers to handle
k . ai «• Shirley
j q uarantine.
Mr and Mi Hurley Q u in E th* 1 Whd«- Eldred and Yvonne Kom-
th e present nu m b er of claim s" im
.,1 d Edwin Mi .m l Mi
|| orner nier. T re v o i. Naomi and M elvin
Mr and Mrs W illiam Offel and m ediately upon receipt. T he fact
Fisher-Thorsen
Ih nnett. Mi
u n d Mi
i ;<*i ,td Canby. Lc»tcr Mo«»n B urry Rich-
tw o d au g h ters have m oved onto th e th at about ten p e r cent of th e
l'ow ell am i N orm an Lee Millet ot
Carol Sim pson farm . T hey a re buy- claim s filed re q u ire re tu rn in g for
Paint - Varnish
I . ml John I.aZott M arcile Dun-
i ing th e place.
V ernuniu and Mi and Mi . P errie can D orothy and A rth u r Sirnon-
correction also slow s dow n th e
Enamels
K ctltcrfoid Ju a n ita Velm,
D ale Boulin w ent to P o rtlan d w ork Installation of a new field
I lid t
Faith amt Raym ond Scofield,
< ‘buries.
T
hursday
to
look
for
w
ork
He
I L u hl N orm an and Alpha Mac
system is speeding up th e work
Mrs M F B cneficl «pent last P« t« i «ai K athryn June
plans to go to Salem to th e hom e of considerably, it w as reported.
E.-thei
week w ith h er »on, Oscar, and Quiet A m d W arien H arold Hoff
an uncle if he does not find w ork
fam ily at W illam ina
in P ortland.
man S tnnton C ornutt E leanor ami
W H A card party was given Leland Powadl
Scarlet Fever Strikes
LcRoy W hite ide
H ayw ard
at th«1 hall Friday night instead of K eith Wolff Robb> Watson Bill.«-
D aphne Lekas. w ho lias h a d
(Bv
Vivian Hudson)
a t th«» Ruben Kelly bm ne T hree a n d
scarlet fever, suffered a relap se last
Phone
F lin t
C row thei
W auneta
Corwin llilwe.
tables of pedro and tw o of cribbage C earlev
HAYWARD—Mrs G eorge H unger
w eek an d w as critically ill fo r (e v
The follow ing stu d en t .
of
M
arshfield
died
of
pneum
onia.
er
at
days
but
is
rep
o
rted
im
proved
plan to go to Lebanon Io
high
now. Two m ore of th e Lekas ch il D eceased w as w ell know n in this
• > h«> ; i,iti ,| an d gi«-«- « 1 uh concert
dren. G ary and B illy, a re now- vicinity. S he w as fo rm erly Mary
todav
B dbe ami F ran k ie G row
G uym on of th e Forest G rove hos
down w ith scarlet fev er
th« r. E sther Q uier W auneta Cear-
pital.
lev ami D orothy Sim onton.
,A À \
D airy C o-operative tru ck comes
Harold F ish er L em ployed a t
In the above m ap p ortions of seven counties included in the N orthw est O regon B onneville P eople's
through H ayw ard W ednesdays and
T e a c h e r E le c te d
V unFleet s logging «’am p at Elsie.
U tility d istrict, for th,* form ation of w hich a special election has been called on A pril 8. a re show n in
S
aturdays
to pick up cream from
C elebrate» B irthdav
black Two Shaded ureas show th e little W ickiup d istrict in C latsop county and the T illam ook pow er
the farm ers
INTERNATIONAL
A large crow'd atten d ed a b irth-
at
F
a
rm
in
g
to
n
district so far th e only tw o areas organized under the u tility d istric t act C latsop. C olum bia. W ash-
Mr. and Mrs. Seefus of K lam ath
d.«v dance given by G eorge Bledsoe
ington. Clackam as. Y amhill. Polk and L incoln counties a re included in the proposed district, although
Falls, form erly of O m aha. Nebr..
-A
'B v Miss H elene Srhulz)
at W B A hall S atu rd ay night
th e total district area, as .shown above, is less th a n half th at of th e seven counties involved — C ut
FARM INGTON — H ealth clinic a re staying at the O tto T im m erm an
Mr amt Mrs A. J R ucker and
courtesy O regon Jo u rn al.
T uesday afternoon, about h alf of hom e until he can fin d w ork T heir
p e rry G in th e r <lr«»ve to Lebanon
th e pupils tak in g th e Schick test nine-year-old son has en tered school
r n d a v afternoon Mi
Alice G in th
in th e fourth grade and expects to
e r w.i ablet«» re tu rn to h er achool Hazel H urkm an and Elsie M eyer
of P ortland. Mrs Fisk is Mrs. M ul- an d vaccination fo r sm allpox. All stay u n til th e end of the school
duties M onday m orning.
w ere exam ined by th e dentist.
C hurch services are held at the
loy's cousin.
N orm an Moen is em ployed at school hulls
N either absent n o r ta rd y th e last term in May.
e a c h W ednesday
Mrs. O tto Tim m erm an, w ho was
Miss Irene S tevens is teaching m onth w ere D arlene O 'R ear. N or
Dooley's logging cam p at Jew ell night.
th e Laurel school this w eek on a c ris O Rear. F reem an Rowe. A lm a ill fo r tw o w eeks w ith flu. is able N o g r e a t e r s a tis fa c tio n c a n b e y o u rs
( D uane Higgle of B irkenfeld spent
Mrs Mollie T allm an retu rn ed
count of th e illness of the te a c h E rickson and A rth u r Erickson. to be up now. Mrs. Seefus is doing th a n t h a t w h ic h c o m es w it h a s a c re d
( the w eek-end w ith his uncle and home S undav from an extended
er. Mrs H elen A ustin School was F red d ie Hagen is out of school w ith th e housew ork.
«ousin. W illiam and D elm ar Rig- visit w ith relativ es at B aker She
d u ty w e ll d e n e . I n c h o o s in g a R o c k
U pdike b ro th ers have all th en o f A g e s m e m o r ia l th r o u g h us, y o u
closed all of last w eek.
gle, at Top Hill
a bad case of poison oak. Miss
s|ient the past week w ith h e i
governm
ent
orders
filled
w
ith
cedar
Mrs. A nnie K auffm an of W ood Schultz w as elected teac h er for
a r e d e f in it e ly a s s u re d o f p e r f e c t io n
Dance Saturday
daughter-.. Mrs G lenn Jones and
posts and have m oved th e ir m a o f m a t e r ia l a n d w o r k m a n s h ip b y a
burn w as an o v ernight guest of n ext year.
W H A w ill sponsor a dance Mrs A rley H udspeth, in P o rtlan d
chinery’
and
tools
hom
e
from
Rocky
her
son,
S.
E
S
toller.
T
he
fam
ily
(By
Mrs.
F.
I..
Brown)
D octor and Mrs. R eed of B attle
m a n e n t s u re ty bond, an d o u r e x
at tin* hall S atu rd ay night M usk *
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eishei of
P oint to begin m aking wood on p p e e r r ie
n c e is y o u r d e p e n d a b le g u id e
will he fu rnished bv the Vande- Sunset spent the w eek-end w ith
LAUREL—Thp dram a. "D eacon took her to B anks S unday to v is G round. Wash., visited T uesday th e ir own p roperty.
it
relatives.
She
plans
to
s
ta
rt
the
■ tieys.
relativ es here
afternoon
w
ith
Mrs.
A
nna
Boge
and
in
s
a tis fy in g e v e r y r e q u ir e m e n t.
DDubb.s. ' sponsored by th e com
The S chenck fam ily, w ho recent- I
Miss Maxim* From . G ilbert Frost
m unity club, w ill be given at th e m iddle of th e w eek fo r P alo Alto. fam ily.
W. T. P utnam . Sr., atten d ed th e ly bought th e O tto K ulka farm ,
hall S atu rd ay evening. M arch 12. Cal., to v isit a daughter. Mrs. Veo
and Melvin P o u e lls p e n t th e w eek
Hobson.
end at the Jessie T illm an a n d R epairs M a d e o n
F
ederal
L and bank m eeting i n opened the no rth road th is w eek.
Mr and Mrs T heodore W ells of
Mrs. M ilda L aem erm an attended
P o w d l hom e her«1
Among
folks
in
this
com
m
unity
P
o
rtlan
d
last M onday and Tuesday
R edm ond visited her m other. Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. A R Hall and R ock C reek S c h o o l
Mr. and Mrs E rnest Foord and the funeral of h er sister-in-law .
Flora B aker, F e b ru ary 20. They w ho a re d riv in g recen tly p u rc h a s
Mrs. M ary H unger. M onday.
cam e dow n S a tu rd a y on a b u si ed autom obiles a re the Jo h n S peir- M r and Mrs. E dgar R ehse took a
H e re 's it truck that will Donald were' here from P ortland
ing. W. H McN'ay and Jo h n Will trip to O regon City T hursday tc
S atu rd ay for som e of th eir house
(By Mrs. Frank Pcxoldll
ness
trip,
re
tu
rn
in
g
Monday.
Hillsboro and Newberg, Ore.
c u tc h th e eye ol u buy, e r of hold goods, w hich they hod stored
*
visit w ith Mr. and Mrs. C. O Mc
HOCK CHEEK R epairs a re b e
Kollm M eyers has his b ro th er fam ilies.
M
a
so
n
H
ill
it 1 1 tu .’{-ton tru ck f o r here.
ing mud,* on th e R ork C reek school G ordon and A rt H itchcock em
H. H. S tannard, Mgr.
Mrs H. M. W hisnand and d au g h Dowell. w ho have recently m oved
house E rnest S tavhlc is doing the ployed in digging 400 w alnut trees, ters D orothy and P atricia of Port-1
th e ir new hom e n e a r there.
(By Mrs. B E. Waldorf)
livek tu c k hauling u i' ot her M i1. Benefiel H onored
A m iscellatieous show er was g iv work
Ed
Boge
visited
sev
eral
days
w
ith
w hich he recen tly sold to be p la n t land w ere w eek-end guests of th eir
F ran k Nogle of P o rtla n d visited
heavy tru ck in g .
en for Mrs Fred B enefiel at her
M em bers of the 4-H club w ho are ed n ear A m ity.
p aren ts and gran d p aren ts. M r. and his daughter, Mrs. F ra n k Turna, in
hem e n ear M anning T hursday a f t pupils of Rock C reek school, are
P ortland.
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert S chm idt of Mrs. L. A W hittle.
A pow erful, speedy and ernoon. Ih csen t w ere Mis Lena w orking on sam plers.
Mr an d Mrs H arold Thom pson
S herjvood w ere S u n d ay guests at
F arm ers a re busy w ith tracto rs
ecnniiniicitl m o to r; an ull- Caldw ell. Jo h n n ie ( ’aldw ell. Earl Ju n e Euegy. Pacific U niversity th e hom e of his b ro th er Jacob and team s finishing belated w in of St. P aul. Minn., viisted w ith
T o m student, w as hom e for th e w e e k com ing o v er to visit him during te r seed in g d u rin g the fine w e a th Mrs. J e n n ie A nderson last w eek
s t e e l cat»; m odern d esig n — Caldw ell. C arrie McGill.
T urk. Tom Mead. Fred Luke. Jeff
Mrs. B oland and Mrs. Jen n ie A n
S he is a freshm an at th e u n i his illness T h eir sister. Mrs Louie er.
a lot id tru ck a t reaso n ab le K ennedy. V erne P rick ett. M yrtle end.
derson atten d ed a d in n er p arty
v ersity and is on th e ho n o r roll. C arow . and Mr. C arow of H ills
Baby
chick
tim
e
is
h
ere
for
some
Crops. E verett T horn b u rg h . Mrs B irthday C elebrated
cost.
and show er com plim enting Mrs
bo ro also visited him Sunday.
Dilley. Mrs G addy. Mrs Gordon.
T h irty -six friends and neighbors
Mr. and Mrs A lden R osevear poultrym en. The H e l m poultry
R obert Place. Ott«» Stow ell. H arry w ere present nt a p arty at th e hom e 'G e rtru d e N ew m an) w ere T h u rs ranch received th e ir first bunch
Sim onton. V ictor White. Jim Noah. of M is H J G etty in ho n o r of h er day and F riday guests of his p a r of 2000 chicks last week
Mr. and Mrs. A ndy V eek and
D B Edw ards. ?\ B E dw ards. G e r b irth d ay an n iv ersary F e b ru a ry 22. ents. M r and Mrs. G eorge Rose-
ald Pow ell, P e rrie R etherford, C o r C ards w ere played. A m ong those re a r The visiting couple w ere re fo u r children of O lym pia. Wash.,
Beaverton
Phone 9605
bett C ro w th er. Tony Rinck. Joe present w ere. D orothy G etty and cently m arried and are m aking w iire F riday ev e n in g guests of
F ry d en d all. Rav R oberts.
Dellis Elliot Com pton of P o rtlan d and them hom e in St. Johns, w here h er sister. Mrs. A de R utschm an.
M cCorm ick- Dec rin g Dea 1 e r
C« rn u tt. Vida Powell. Jessie T ill M r and Mrs. P ierce M i l l s o t he is em ployed in the cooperage.
The visitors cam e dow n T hursday
C ollections — Credit Reports
man. Jesse M cvm s. M E B ene B ethany.
Jo h n Helm w ho has not been to P o rtlan d to be present at th e
in W ash in g to n , Tillam ook, Y am hill.
fiel. and the Misses Evelyn Rinck
celebration
of
th
e
golden
w
edding
Mr and Mrs C arl Dick and O li well since falling from a wagon I
Polk, C latsop and M arion C ounties
an
n
iv
ersary
of
Mr
V
eek's
parents.
a
few
years
ago.
is
now
confined
to
!
v er Dick of this section and Mr
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P
eter
Veek.
bed
at
his
home.
P
erso n al C ontact on Collections
and Mrs. A ugust ltic k e th ie r and
S unday d in n e r p arty guests at
C harles and Lloyd H iek eth ier of
C edar Mill w ent on a trip to De- I j th e Mrs Flora B aker hom e w ere
M other —"B ut, daughter, w h y
W ashington C ounty O ffice
. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Joos and d id n 't you tell lh a t young m an to
poe Bay Sunday
Roy Blodgett from CCC cam p son of H illsboro. Mr. a n d M r s . stop kissing you?"
Commercial
Building
H arry S chm eltzer of M o u n t a i n
w as hom e for th e w eek-end.
D au g h ter— "W hy, m other, you
P hone >071
H elen and R obert Benson o f Home. F red W ithee of D ayton and know you tau g h t m e n e v er to in Second and M ain
H illsboro
o f C hehalem
P o rtlan d w ere hom e fo r th e w eek I .w r e n c e T atm an
te rru p t anyone."
M ountain.
end.
Mrs. M abel Davis and «on Clyde
Ted W eldon of V ancouver. Wash .
w as a w eek-end guest of Mr. and of Black Rock and E rvin B aker
of V alsetz visited th eir uncle. F
Mrs Elect Weldon.
H erm an Kesteck has been p ru n L Brown. Sunday, en route fr im
P ortland, w here they had visited
ing trees in the B ethany section.
Mr and Mrs. Ben Leu w ere hosts relatives Mrs. D avis is postm is
at a d in n er p arty S unday for the tress at B lack Rock.
Mr and Mrs. H arry S teim er and
follow ing. Mrs T K u ratli and Mr
earlv E x A M P ie s o p
and Mrs. H K uratli and D orothy fam ily of C orvallis w ere Sunday
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Mrs A ndrew Leu. Mr. and Mrs A l
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day and is convalescing from his
and Mr and Mrs. Bill D oern and recent
illness.
We are Headquarters
fam ily of B eaverton.
Mr and Mrs. J W. M ulloy and
for the follow ing feeds:
d au g h ter T helm a w ere guests at
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