The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, July 21, 1938, Page 14, Image 14

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    Tage Six
nJE LSP O R O ARGUS,
HILLSBORO,
OREGON
Tilin dnv, July "I. 193R
Bonneville Thursday. Mr. Shotwell's
Pugh and
Kenicniber the more you tell. Ilie
tner resident here. I m m the Me
parents live at Gaston
of Jean Lewis and William Shook Muniville lio>|nUil i ecoxei mg hoin moie roti <11 uinu using Aigu*
Mrs. Scott Edwards and Mrs
Anderson
Pugh
is
quite ill with
Want Ada
tf
■m appendici!is operatimi
Murphey of Hopewell visited Mrs.
attack.
cousin. Mrs
Claude E» mg burned ali the
Susie Versteeg Thursday.
Uh Iloine
olin oli of hl« leit hand Thnisduy
Plcz Bryon spent the week-end
eia Smith mid Ivan
in attemptniK to throw n pan oi
which Mr:
with relatives in Portland.
(By Mrs. Anna Kockl
I
ucille
and
Priscilla.
Mr
mid
Friday
(rem
Bushnell
gave a pot luck bunnnu grease out of the cubili.
Mr and Mrs. G A. Thompson en­
CORNELIUS
Cornelius
Loyal Mann and Mr and Mrs
here she h id been called dinner am
tn the grove nt
tertained with a dinner party Friday
ter
Mooberry
Improvement
club
held
an
Execu
­
Mr-
C
E
1.1st Wednesday
evening Present were nis brother-
(By Mrs. Bird McCormick)
"The Ci eat Mai ket Place of Wash­
Lucille Irene Mann has be
F Smith, who was visitmi
inn Aluiut twin
1 in-law and sister. Mr and Mrs R tive meeting last Friday afternoon
ington County" the Argus classi
CHEHALEM MOUNTAIN—El s i c E Lane, of Glasgow. Mont . Mr and at the home of Mrs. Henry Jacobs- w ith chickenpox and poison
at the homo of his mother there
fied page.
tl
Otto, 3. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs LeRoy Thompson of Forest mudlen They voted to sponsor the
Herbert Huson has
Mr and Mrs L C Mooberrx en
Sam Otto, broke her left leg in two Grove. Miss Mable Thompson of Camp Fiiv Girls when they or­ from a ci • of mumps.
tertamed the following at
lllll-
places below the knee when she Newberg Mis. Gertrude Link and ganize in the fall The projects of
tier party Monday exening
Mrs
I'arsonage
tripped and fell over her tricycle Nelda Link
the club will be to improve their
on llodgm HrrwMrr
The official board and churvh Martha Mann. Mr- Mattie
Saturday morning.
club
room,
bring
the
hospital
sup-
Mr-
Elinor
Hare
of
Portlatu
G. A Thompson sold more Fords
workers of the Methodist
Mr and Mrs. Jesse Atkins (Vio­ the first 10 days of July than any- ply cupboard up to date and th
Developing
Mashes
Georgia
Reed
and
Ralph
and
Mi
church met Tuesday
let Morgan > went to Goldendale other salesman in cities the size of
for Turkey* .nul ( Im ki ns
in
>.iturd.ix
on
shingling
the
Thursday, where he has work in Newberg and Hillsboro in th s state. tennis court for the coming year
■<’i'.ige Work xx
a box factory. His father lives in
Reyn.il Greiger. George Milne. Barnard and company store whili
Nelda Link attended a party Mon­ Surprise Farewell Given
Goldendale.
Mrs.
Frank
Dooher
was
honored
Lleyd Weidewiisch William Mann. Franklin Oliver is ill.
day afternoon given by Mrs G.
Birthdays Celebrated
Drake at Newberg in honor of the with a surprise farewell luncheon Lester Mooberry, Julius Delmonte Home from Masks
Mrs. D A. Otto was hostess at an sixth birthday of her granddaugh­ Monday at the home of Mrs Les­ and John Mundorf on Monday; at
Miss Blanche Finigan and Mrs
Turnip Seeds
annual dinner party Sunday com­ ter. Marylyn Mae Clark
ter Mooberry The table was dec­ 4 oclock the church school invites Lutie Mapes returned Thursda.i
li different x arletw.
plimenting the birthdays of her
Shirley
of Portland orated witk a trailing floxver with all members and friends to gather
Th« rraling |da< « of loved onr* now
daughter and nephew. Helen Otto came July Rutledge
During the and pick up shingles; at 6 o'clock landed at
and
11 for a summer's \ isit harmonizing napkins
departed may be hallowed i<»rrvrr
and Berton Grabhorn, of Cooper with her aunt, Mrs. Ellery Me- luncheon guests told humorous the same group w ill enjoy a picnic miles inland by tram. They report
Sprays
l»y your eapreaaiem of family regard
Mountain.
traveling experiences and Mrs pot-luck lunch
an enjoyable trip.
Liquid and dust. .Also sprayri
Dougall.
in the «rectiun «»f a memorial. De«
Mrs. Morse Honored
Dooher
opened
gifts,
one
being
a
Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller spent
iiiid dusters
Mrs. Elmer Whitmore, who has
To Obserxe Birthdax
taila may be discuaard with u» at
Fir Groxe Ladies' Social club been staying at the M Whitmore traveling bag from the group
the
week-end
at
the
beaches
Mr: Roland Holliday will enter
any time» without obligation. Our
honored Mrs. Jack Morse with a home, joined her husband at the Guests were officers and sisters of tain
lop mat ket prices ¡Mid on
Mr and Mrs O Olson Bonnie way here rhey cann* recently from
afternoon at the
display», our facilitira» our raperi«
household shower Monday after­ Hoodenpyle logging camp Sunday. the Neighbors of Woodcraft of
California
live
Poultry
and
Charles
attended
a
family
pic
­
Methodist church for her :
rnco and counsel are aiwaya at
noon at the home of Mrs Raleigh He is working there temporarily.
which Mrs Dooher is guardian ard, on his third birthday ■on. Rich- nic at Eagle Creek Sunday
Hillsboro
anniver-
your call.
Whitmore. The Morse family lost
Paul
Vernon Robinette
Mrs. Susie Versteeg. Donald Ver- Neighbor Guests were Mrs Frank sary. Members of the Sunbeam
practically all the house furnishings steeg_ and Leonard Whitmore went Dooher. Mrs
William VanLom class of the church scl
Farmers’ Cash Store
tool and and I loyd Mundorf went to Spo-
OREGON MONUMENT
xvhen their home near Hillsboro to Yakima Friday and returned Mrs Frank O'Donnell. Mrs John other
kaue Thursday
friends will be gue
I rrd, Seed, Wool and Poultry
burned to the ground the first week Sunday They visited George Camp­ Rock. Mrs. Charles Wunderlich.
WORKS
«
dl
Mr: H R Huson and children.
Walter
Wilflen
is
working
at
the
Turkey feeding contrucb.
in July. The family formerly lived bell and family, xvhose son. George,
John VanLom. Mrs. Joseph Forest Groxe feed mill
Ed
Mr and Mr
Herman Jones and
llillaboio
and Neu brig. Oir.
Phone 3061
in this community. She is a twin returned home with them for a two Fmegan.
Fiske. Mrs
Franklin Oliver is seriously ill family. Mrs Leia Smith and Mr
Il II Stunnnrd, Mg'i.
sister of Mrs. Jack Bertalot.
Georgia
Reed.
Miss
Oleva
Berger
and
y
Mr
r
rancis
Harter,
xx
ho
and Mrs Seth Smith attended the
weeks’ visit Campbell is Mrs. Ver-
Weather Cuts Yield
and Miss Lottie Chestnut Mr and Concert Here Sunday
mg Mr. and Mrs A
steeg’s brother-in-law.
The combined vested choir of th- annual Fern Hill picnic last Sunday
Mrs Frank Dooher and children
Grain cutting began Mondax* Build New Homes
Jakobson nice the middle ol
tn the glove on Archie Dunculfes
Hillsboro
and
Cornelius
churches
morning on the Fmigan farm. The
will
leave Saturday for a month's
June left Tuesday morning for their
Several new buildings are under
continuously dry xveather has cut
in Minneapolis with relatives gave a sacred concert Sunday eve­
H R Huson and son. Herbert,
here including Mr. and
ning Miss Phoebe Jam’ Hawthorne
the grain crop short, especially construction
and
friends
Mr and Ml . Barrett Randall and
Mrs. E V Hanson's new house. 26
director. Mrs Rex Howell spent the week-end at East Lake daughter
that sowed in the spring.
Miss Dora Dee Selfridge attended
Helen returned last week
fishing
by 28. xvith an added breakfast
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rutschman at­ nook, which will soon be completed a family reunion at Neskowin Sun- was pianist and Mr. and Mrs H
Wallace G
who is working
V. Curtis were violinists
These
tended a picnic at Roamers Rest Mervin Whitmore poured the ce­ day.
at
Riddle.
An interesting
near Mist. s|
with his
Sunday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. ment for his new house, 20 by 28
Imogene Russell of Eugene, who four were presented with bouquets parents here.
from
members
of
the
choir
with
Carl Bretthauer and family. Mrs. A with an addition 8 by 10 for a is visiting her grandmother. Mrs.
new- loop from Canyonville
Rutschman and Helen Rutschman breakfast nook. Mrs E I. Haveman Edna Russell, is spending this week Harold Carlyle making the presen­
and across to Cow Creek, and then
tations.
Those
taking
part
from
of Laurel, and Al Ewing and Her­ is
down tlie htghwax at Azalea
having a barn 36 by 60 built after with her uncle and aunt. Mr and here were Mr. and Mrs. Lester
bert Rasmussen, who recently ac­ having her old barn torn down.
Mrs. Robert Bellinger, at Forest
Mrs William Stratton has return­
Mooberry. Mrs. II V. Jones, Mis
companied Al Ewing here ‘from
i By Miss Zelnia Hookrr)
ed after a three
Victor Thomas came from Beaver Groxe.
Henry Sweitzer. Mrs Mattie Smith,
New Jersey.
Mrs.
Oliver
Cartwright
and
Mrs
BEAVERTON
Mis
Emma
C
Sunday and took his sister. Janet
Julius Delmonte. Misses Laurel and
Black cap harvest was finished
and Aleen Farmer back C W. Murray and Jame- visited Geneva Shay. Helen Oliver and Johnson, mother of Mrs Myrtle Flan Lalliisi aping
here last week and the first of this Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs Charles White m
Buis an- to
Felsher of Beaverton, died Sun­
to
Tillamook.
They
were
all
dinner
Owing to the low price and the guests at the J. P. Jones home. The Vernoma Tuesday and Wednesday Georgiana Jones. Mrs. Jones. Mrs day. July 10. at Emanuel hospital scaping the
school
Sweitzer
and
Miss
Oliver
sang
a
hot weather drying the berries girls had been here since the last
Mrs. Ernest Marsh is the mother
Funeral services wei e held July grounds in B<
trio and Miss Jone
ang in the 13. at the Holman X Lutz Colon­
many fields were not picked.
of
a
baby
girl
Mr.
Marsh
died
re
­
The
West
Improvement
of June picking berries for Frank
Jennie Meeker visited at the Joe Hanson.
cently due to injuries from a gun women's sextet. The same group lal Mortuary, with interment in dub's annual
was attended
will give the concert tins Sunday Rose City cemeterx
Ego home at Mountain Home Mon­
which exploded accidentally .
hr a namb< r of Beaverton member
Mervin
Whitmore
and
guests.
morning
at
9
45
at
the
local
Metho
­
day and Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Leo Susbauer. Mrs
Sunday
Born, to Mr and Mi- I. E
told ut Riverside
George Burkhalter of Farmington
dist church
L. T. and Will Finigan attended a and
diison July 2. a box
games and races
Jesse Snyder of Scholls, went Lena Meyrs, Norma Myers. Barbara , Move to Scholls
dinner party Sunday at the L. I ground-squirrel
Ann
Flaharty
and
Mamie
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Moyer xi ere featured and coffee and cream
hunting near Cher­
Mr. and Mrs. J Carman
i
and an i Mr and Mr- William Hughes was furnished
Hulit home near Newberg.
Susbauer
spent
Sunday
at
Ocean
Grove Sunday and killed 27.
family have moved to Scholls
Mrs. Ira G. McCormick visit d ry Ray
Ice cream was given free to the
Shook was brought home Lake.
Mrs. Elinor Hare, of Portland. attended the pot-luck picnic of the children
her daughter. Mrs. Allan Com’ er. Sunday
Mr.
and
Mrs
Howard
Dooher
Safeway Employes’ Auxiliary giv-
after
spending
a
week
in
was
a
guest
the
first
of
the
week
in Portland Saturday and Sunday. Dr. Wilcox' hospital at Newberg and little daughter and Miss Elea­
Hamlin Injured
en at Sylvan last week
FIVE
Martha Mann.
Don Haynes and Thelma Dem- His foot and leg were badly hurt nor Perry of Seattle. Wash., spent
Warren B Hamlin fell from a
Mack Clement has been trans
Celebrate
Birthday
PASSthClR
ming of Bradwood visited friends when a horse fell on him early in Sunday with Mrs. Dooher's parents.
window at the home of his sister
ferred
to
Beaverton
for
three
day
Mr. and Mrs John VanLom had
SEDAN
and relatives here Sunday. Duane
week Monday. Tuesdav and He was taken to Emanuel hospital.
June. He was threatened with gan­ Mr. and Mrs Mike Susbauer
Haynes, who was staying at the De­ grene
ONLY
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Talmage re­ as_dinn< r part guests Monday eve-
The
re-t
of
the
week
lie
He
will
go
to
Newberg
every
ford home, returned home with
from
turned Sunday evening from a two ning Mr. and Mrs Emery Lamont will work in
Mr
day
this
week
to
have
the
wound
Don Haynes.
weeks' fishing trip in British Co­ oi F rest Groxe. the occasion be- Mrs. Clement
s week
dressed.
Iris Lamb of Portland, who had
lumbia
. mg Mrs. Lamcnt s birthday anni- several months
two weeks' visit w
been visiting Marjorie Petroff since
Mrs. Steve Verboort and baby
1
Belino:
"H!
I.
W
I-
h
Mr and Mi
V C Bo,
Miss Clara DePrez of McMinnville
July 1. returned home Wednesday
girl returned home from the hos­
weeks'
visited her mother and family here
Marjorie accompanied her and will
pital Monday
Tillamook
remain a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Coy are 1 Thursday evening Miss DePrez is
Dale Kintz of Elkton has been
the grandparents of a 7>2-pound a nurse in the hospital there.
Byron Mooberry and Robert
visiting a cousin. Orville Kintz, for
limit V<
baby girl burn to Mr. and Mrs.
mm ih
<By Mrs. John Haase)
two weeks
Russell Peck of Gaston at the gen­ Cochrane visited several places
Birthdays Celebrated
FIRDALE-IOWA HILL—The Hill eral hospital in Forest Grove Sat- along the cast Sunday.
Mrs Georgia Reed. Mi.- Irene
Sherman Murray shared honors and Dale club met with Mrs Her- urday morning. Her name is De-
Rusher and Ralph Reed of Giesham
with Mrs. Etta Thronson of Port­ man Goctze at the Henry Whit­ lores Rae.
called
on friends here Mond;.} Mr:
land at a birthday partv and pic­ comb home Wednesday afternoon
Francis Chartrey left Tuesday
nic July 13 at Powell park. Port­ with 18 members and 9 visitors evi'ning for San Diego, Cal. to re­ Reed remained as a guest of Mr:
HM '«JU rwto
L. C. Mooberry.
land.
present. Date of the club meeting sume his duties in the navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Whittock left
Mrs. Stanley Simons of St. Paul has been changed to the first Wed­
Mr and Mrs. Ross Tupper and
n
DM uCHINI
visited and helped with the berry nesday of each month instead of daughter, accompanied by Mr. and Monday morning for Pendleton to
mine of Mr< John Dobbin
ng friends
harvest at the Ira G. McCormick the second Wednesday. Next meet- Mrs. Earl Tupper and grand­ spend two weeks
nt wi re Mrs. Belli
A picnic in the nature of a wienie
home from Thursday until Satur­ ; ing will be with Mrs Henry Peters. daughter Jean Skinner, went to
ave You Tried Meltcbek
Walker. M<
day -
Rovy Lamb of Scholls spent a Breitenbush springs Sunday, com­ roast was enjoyed last Tuesday Mrs. M. C. Mi Walter Vai KI. • k.
Mr and Mrs Clayton Whitmore , few- days at the home of Mr. and ing home by way of Breitenbush evening at Balm Grove bx- a group
and sons Kenneth. Bruce and Wal- Mrs. Henry Whitcomb.
rs. Minnie
loop and Mt. Hood. They visited consisting of Mr. and Mrs. O C by Mrs Walker
a welcome
Cartwright, Jack and Jerry. Mrs.
lace, and Bill Walker attended a
Joe Dober has purchased a grain the new lodge at Mt. Hood.
summer xx
Mrs.
Dobb:
C
W
Murray
and
James.
Mr.
and
dinner party Sunday at the Jesse threshing machine and started in
Mrs Bini
Mr and Mrs Walter Colhnge
back
into
I he 1938 Leonard
Mrs.
Ashley
Jackson.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Meyers home at Buxton.
to thresh his hairy vetch Friday.
and Miss Bessie Collingc of Eugene
Olc
Ol-on.
Bonnie
and
Charles
Jr
Mrs. Baker Hostess
Miss
Rh<
enjoyed a picnic dinner party Sun­
REFRIGERATOR
Mrs. Carl Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs for Boise.
Mrs. Flora Baker was hostess for
day at the home of Mr and Mr
the Fir Grove Ladies’ Social club
Zeis Haynes at Portland.
July 12. Mrs. D. A. Otto and Mrs
Mrs. Sarah Martin of California
<By Kathryn Courtney)
C. H. Donker had charge of the
is a guest of her sister. Mrs. Ber-
program An I. Q. test was given
V isiting at the L. W. Ross home tol Ingebrietson.
with the members scoring a medium for a month are Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Mrs. Martha Edson Mrs Edna
grade. Mrs. Jack Bertalot will be Hunter and daughter. Mrs. Ethel Russell and Emma Jean Russell
hostess for the club July 26.
Winter, and her small daughter. were dinner party guests Sunday
Mrs. Lena Meyers and daughter Mary Lee. who drove up last week of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bellinger.
Norma joined Mr and Mrs Leo Sus- from their home in Los Angeles.
Emma Jean, xvho is a guest here
bauer of Cornelius on a trip to
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Meier and from Eugene, will spend the week
Ocean Lake Sunday. They found Mary Agnes spent several days en­ at Bellingers.
the weather at the coast cold, win­ joying Seaside and other beaches
Mrs. Millie McPherson is visiting
dy and foggy.
in Oregon.
in Eastern Oregon.
Recent visitors from Nebraska at
Recent guests at the R H Hansen
Mr. and Mrs. George Milne and
«he C. O. Jinings home were Mrs. home were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer children spent Sunday at Mt. Hood
Schoberg of Holdrege and Mrs. Hansen and son Richard of Olvm-
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mooberry
COOL and FRESH
Wayne Laughead of Kearney.
i pia.
spent Friday and Saturday at the
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Borland en­
Jimmy Rust of Portland is vis­ beaches.
tertained their blackcap pickers at iting his cousin. Betty Ruth Shenck,
Sally Huson. Helen Milne and
the end of the season Saturday eve­ for the remainder of the summer.
GIRLS’ and WOMEN S SIZES
Eleaner Hermens are spending the
ning, with an ice cream feed Sixteen
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Girdler and week with the Camp Fire girls at
Nice quality and
attended.
Betty Jean are spending a month their camp on Gales creek.
prettily trimmed
Mrs. Art Beckman and daughter in their cottage at Bar View.
Mrs. Mann Honored
Dottie returned to their home in
L. W. Ross has gone to Los An­
Mrs. Martha Mann was honored
Portland Sunday evening after two geles to work until December.
on her seventy-second birthday an-
July
weeks of berry picking at the G. W.
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Courtney and niversary during the week. Tues-
WASHIN«;.
Borland place.
children Coral. Nancy Lu and Billy day her family called and brought
Bargain Days
Pienic July 31
1 visited in Vancouver Sunday at the gifts and Thursday a picnic was
Pleasant View Community club, , home of Mrs. Courtney's parents, held at the Hillsboro park. Attend­
Sizes 14 to 44
Price Only
will hold its annual summer picnic Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Foley.
ing were Mrs. Martha Mann. Mrs
»t San Salvadore beach July 31.
I Concrete sidewalks are being laid Elinor Hare. Mr . Henrietta Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E Joyce had as this week on the school grounds. Mrs. Mattie Smith. Mr. and Mrs
their house guests all last week a The school house is also being Ray Mann and Mary Ray. Mr. and
M
Women’s
Wornen s
son-in-law and two daughters. Mr. I painted.
Mrs. Joseph Mann and Barbara
and Mrs. Peter Shotwell and Mrs
The old swimming hole on the Jane, Mr. and Mrs. William Mann.
H. A. Stewart, of California and Morris place proved popular this
two grandchildren. Joyce and Bev­ past week
From 200 to 300 cars,
erly Shotwell. This is the first time most of them loaded to capacity
Mrs. Stewart had seen her parents visited the spot in the afternoon
and sister. Mary, since they moved . and evenings On Thursday the
here six years ago from California i swimmers started arriving at 10 a
REDUCED
The party all made a trip over the i m. and many were still swimming
Columbia River highway as far as | as
i late as 10 p. m.
Small Child
Fractures Leg
At Chehalem
PLYMOUTH
Beaverton
BIGGEST OF ALL
LOWEST PRICED CARS
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Hill, Dale Club
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DOM'1
MISS THIS WEEK'
RAYON PANTIES
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WHITE GLOVES
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«
Hoot Mon!
Cotton Dresses
TO CLEAR
25e
WHITE SHOES
many arch support
styles. NOW
Hemstitched Pillow Cases
Save
I AS Y TERMS
Stamped for Embroidery — Fine. Qualify
Standard Size — PAIR
on tire coats with
CUSTOM-BILT
TIRES
4.75x19
6.00x19
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SERVICE
GARAGE
$5.30
5.75
6.15
6.35
6.95
7.75
9.65
O it r
improved
actually rebuilds your
old casings. Live, long-
wearing rubber. Heavy
Goodear tread. Stan­
dard guarantee. N o
greater danger of blow,
nuts than with new
fires.
TWO HANDY locations
BUSCH’S
A. H. BUSCH, Prop.
SERVICE
STATION
TO CALIFORNIA
It oiai be hot as blazes outside,
but you won’t mind a bit when
you are aboard one of our air-
conditioned trains. The tempera­
ture of all cars,regular!} assigned
• II California »rain», it auroma-
"«all} niarniain«iai juM the right
degree for your greatest comfort.
£'en rhe air is washed of im­
purities' You’ll arrive at your
destination cool, clean and calm.
Doesn t cost much either' Bar­
gain rail and Pullman fares, the
and 15c Tray Food Service, low.
coat dining car meals are all ea«y
on }our train travel budget.
SHEER PRINTS
oilcs, Klaxons,,
imity. Reduced
»r July Bargain
10e
Women a
Summer Hals
Every Hat Included
WVEM COMPANY
IMI
Flour Squares
MaI ex th
low
Southern Pacific
For detsih ire jour F F agen» op
« ritt J A ORMANDY, G P .4 ,
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