inllsbonO^rg us
Large Proven l Iriulallon of
Ihr Argua Insure* Many
Hillsboro, Oregon, Tliui day, April I
Cornelius Club Sponsors Two
Plays; Invited to Hillsboro
S< HEFF . X
Portland Specialist
br
George H
Butterfield. Port-
Illy Mra. Anna Rock)
tamm> nt Other., prei.i nt were M. jl' I> Huggin.s of Hillsboro and will
CORNELIUS
Two
Lloyd Wiedewitsch and keep the Commercial building of-
plays will In- given by Hu- Cornel- ■md Mi
m
C ivic club ladie
on Friday. Violet, Mr and Mrs Wallace Mc fi'e open on Monday, Wednesday
Apnl 21 .it II o'clock in lh<* audi Pherson and Maxine, Ed Phillips, and Friday of each week. it was an-
Myra Wiedewitsch, Mrs Mary j nouni cd hi-n Tip day
torium They an- “The Burglar.' Mi
Jefford Mr and Mr: Alfred Cum- '
Formerly
with the
Hetty pioneer firm 'it Butterfield Broth
Hillsboro.
with
Refi < shmenU tilings
will
in
nr b:iM m< nt Stover of Portland, Mr and Mrs. er of Portland, in which his father.
Tickets will be oi l by the school Don Cumming'. Mr and Mrs. Fred A E Butterfield, was the senior
Cumming', and family and .Mr and member, he plans to move here and
children The
Mi
Fied Schlie of Forest Grove; open his office on a full-time sched
Mi: Grover Divine and Rita.
ule in about six months. He is a
Mrs Effie Burnett and Mr. and .
Mi, Rudolph Schultz attended an
22
Easter party at the home of Mr and ticed optometry
Mrs Fred Schultz at Forest Grove years.
Mr and Mrs Zies Haynes of Port
land -pent Monday and Tuesday
with Mrs Haynes' parents. Mr and
Joe Stretcher Jr is now stationed
M
Peabody of Mill City Mrs W Colinge
Visitors of Mr and Mrs O. C. somewhere in the Gulf of Mexico
lellin
recent trip to tile
middle w.- lein and outhern stati-
Cartwright during the week-end W1'h the U. S Navy.
The Scholls tile factory, accord-
Sin would like Io hear from any of were Mr and Mi
Charles White
the ladies from here
and children of Vernonia on Friday
Mi
Mabe) Hergert left last Sat and Saturday and Mr and Mrn. L has the kilns all filled with tile
urday to visit her son, Harry Souk, I. Dobbs and son Harry of Beth ready to be burned.
any and Mrs Laura Pugh ot Ver
Jesse Snyder and Donald Herd
and family <>f Hood River
left last Wednesday for San Fran
Raymond Trite
who has been nonia Saturday
The Get-together club met last cisco, Cal to see the world's fair.
Mr and Mrs A. B Flint returned
mu. trouble, is still a very sick Wednesday with Mrs. John Oppen
boy but Is i eported to be slightly lander. A pot luck lunch was served last week from a visit to world s
at noun. Others present were Mrs fair at San Francisco They report
Improved
Po-tmu '< i and Mi
Frank Dooh- Don Engclen. Mrs Henry Beitcl- a wonderful time. Mrs. Flint ad-
pach, Mrs O Olson. Mrs Ashley
er entertained at a dinner party
Next they want foot comfort.
Fa ler Sunday f >r the following Jackson, Mrs. W. Winters
meeting
will be at the home of Mrs Farewell Given
Mr and Mrs Charlis Wunderlich
Betty Mr and Mrs William Ashley Jackson
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Miss'Helen Oliver of Portland
Vanl.mii
ns James. Robert.
of Lincoln and Ruby lodges gave
spent
the
week-end
here
with
her
laid Jack and Hichurd. Mr and
a pot luck seven o'clock supper
Mr..
ik O Donnell and Margar- parents. Mr. and Mrs A. J. Oliver Wednesday night to Mr. and Mrs
Patrick and John L. and sponsor Tour
Murray, members of the above
Mi and Mr- Joseph M
The Cornelius Civic Improvement mentioned lodges. This was a fare
club is sponsoring a Davidson bak well supper a
Joanne Marie of Salem
the Murrays are
Mi
Cartwright Ine been ery tour to be taken next Tuesday, leaving the Scholls
community
in
response
to
an
invitation
by
the
confined to her lied for several day:
soon.
Davidson bakery to go to Portland
Mr and Mrs. J C. Hatfield has as
Mrs
M
Knepper
Tacoma. and be the guests of that company. dinner party guests Easter Sunday
Those who wish to go will meet at Mr and Mrs. Raymond Casey and
Wash
Mi
Lilly B Kelsry of Cheerie Chceru- Nook that day at 10:30 The children of McMinnville, Mr. and
from Wednesday until Sun- members are selling tickets for Mi
Nagel and son Billie of Salem,
transportation costs, and luncheon and Mr and Mrs Ed Hatfield
Mi- ■ Mildred Rock was brought will be served by the bakery com
Miss Evelyn Hatfield returned to
home from Portland last Thursday pany Anyone wishing to go should Linfield college Sunday after
get a ticket from a club member.
wriously ill with the flu
spending her spring vacation with
Mi
Mary McKilup of Portland
Mrs Margaret Melanson, who has her parents, Mr and Mrs.
C.
•vis n week-end gin I of Mi
Meda spent the winter at the b ime of her Hatfield, of Midway.
Tom Stretcher returned to O S
-on-in-law and daughter. Mr. and
Mi
Kimball Butler id Mrs Joseph Morrissey, at Salem, C. after spending Easter with his
Cathlamet. Wash . wa'- a week-end returned to her home here Satur I arents. Mr and Mrs J. M. Stretch-
guest of Mrs Maude B Wilcox
, day.
ir. of Scholls
Barbara Ann Flaherty. Portland -
Louie Hatfield, after stopping in
Mr and Mrs. Wallace McKee and
ho spent a week with her grand- Mr. and Mrs. Albert McKee, who Virginia and Kentucky, is npw in
arents Mr and Mrs Mike Sus- have been living in the Barker Tennessee. He is traveling agent
auer returned tn her home Mon- apartments the past winter, left for a subscription agency and will
ay afternoon
Wednesday
for Brown's Valley, be a much traveled young men
when he returns to his home at
Minn . their former h >me.
>n Junior of Tacoma Wash . vi
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mannen arriv- Midway
B Kelsey Sunday Mr
•d Mr
• •d from California last Wednesday Program Friday
to visit relatives here.
Pupils of Groner school are pre-
Waber .md
A
Mr
Raymond Chartrey, who has senting a program a< 8 p. m Fri-
son Lvnn and Mr. and Mrs Orville been spending a week with rela-, cay Teacher is Miss Thelma Hesse.
at a dinner tives. left Tuesday on his return
Scholls Junior Women's club will
home of M. trip to San Francisco, where he is meet with Miss
Flint
mu a. II.11s- employed.
April 18
Easter Sunday party guests at the i Attendance was good at the Good
Move to Hillsboro
home of Mr and Mrs. Charles Char- Friday services at the chapel of the
Davis, who •rey and family were Raymond Scholls Methodist church.
Mr and Mrs W
Mrs. L. W Guild has a bad case
Ok lahoina. Chartrey of San Francisco, Misses
recently
came
from
Hillsboro to make Marie. Irene and Madaltn DePrez. of poison oak on her face.
Ernest Harrison. William Klinger.
Elmer Lillegard was painfully
their home
Mrs. John Johanessen and Kenneth hurt when he was thrown from his
Mr and Mrs
Sheedy,
all
of
Portland, and Miss bicycle. In falling he struck the
family dinner . at their new home
DePrez of Camp Lewis. handle bars
Easter Sunday, guests being Mr Clara
W
ash
I’lay at Tigard
and Mr
J F Straughan. Everett
Mrs Frances Bibby of Grass Val-
Members of the Epworth League
Straughan and Mr and Mrs I Hall.
ley.
who
spent
two
months
at
the of Scholls are presenting their play
Hall
home
of
her
brothers.
Frank
and ' Little Miss Hitch Hiker' at the
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Power and
Sharon of Portland were guests of Joe Klinger, left for her home last Grange hall at Tigard this Friday
Wednesday
night.
Mr and Mrs George Hölscher on
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tupper and Jo- -
Sunday Mrrs Hölscher returned to
Portland with them and will visit a antic and A M Gray spent Sunday Beitelspach. Mis Arthur Greig,
at the home of Mr and Mrs. Wayne Mrs. John Schneider. Mrs. W. R
few days
Mrs Clara Kim.- of Buxton was a Dentel at Tillamook. Mr. Gray stay Cooke and Miss Dorothy. Mrs. W.
O. Gary of Cochran, Mr». Lloyd
week-end guest if her sisters. Mrs ed over there for a visit.
Mr and Mrs. Dec Shaddcn (Fran Morgan of Buxton. Mrs. A J Oli
Ed Beitclspach and Mrs. Arthur
ces Plight returned from their wed- ver. Mrs. Henry Jacobsmuhlen and
ding trip List Wednesday. En route Margaret.
Mr'
Bertha Wiedewitsch
Mr. and Mrs W R Cooke had as
surprised on Saturday night with a home they visited Mr. and Mrs.
birthday party by relatives and Charles Lathan at Blaine. Mrs. Easter Sunday dinner party guests
Lathan accompanied them home Mr and Mrs K T Baker of Port
and is visiting Mr. and Mrs. O C land. Mrs w. E. Cooke and Miss
Cartwright and other relatives and Pearl Cooke of Beaverton, and Mr.
friends.
and Mrs. Henry Beitclspach.
Mrs Laura Pugh of Vernonia
Couple Wed 3'2 years
ited Mrs Stella Bennett over the
Mr and Mrs Roy Cannady cele-
week-end.
brated their 32nd wedding anni-
Mrs Henry Beitclspach and Mrs versary
Sunday.
Attending the
Don Englen were joint
event were Mr and Mrs. Lloyd
for a shower on Mrs. George Rit- Cannady and three children. Fern.
thaler of Timber at Mrs. Beitel- Richard and Opal of Banks. Mr and
spach s home last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Merlin Loose, of Hillsboro.
Guest were Mrs Henry Ritthaler. Herbert Cannady of Bend and Max
Mrs. Elizabeth Handiwith. Mrs. Ed ine Cannady of Cornelius.
Scholls
F .II k . of
of
111!
ting ICC
it the I Hill
theulB
Mountaindale
Woman Passes
Einma Srh a nml< i, 77. reshlcnt oi
Moun'.iindnlo for 41 ycars. dird
ifter a short illnest»
u «
huld in thè
Deck officiating
the Raffety c in-
Elizabi th
Ml
band I.<o Schwan-
Emma
Knocke)
1801, and first
in 1H»..
Acreage Developed
End of County
Mi
an I
Mr
>ad It wa
H* Multnom.ih k »If com •
Ir.s Hat lull
I'rmt -
and Baseline
Hillsboro
Islands • Ch i 1 i
ori Orders
n n until 2 A. M.
“Manning's 720”
LUNCH ROOM
Hillsboro, Oregon
101b and Baseline
Community New».
Sports. Clarified
Ads, Publie Notier*
Hillsboro Argus and Hillsboro Independent Consolidated in 1932
Play Scheduled
ing
Section T ivo
Volume 46, No
Church Heads
Re-elected at
Reedville
<Bv Mrs. Ida B. Kirkwoodi
REEDVILLE — Annual congrega-
Boriai meeting of the church was
held Thursday evening with Dr. W
I. Killian of Portland as moder-
ator Officers were re-elected as
follows Arthur Schraeder. elder:
Oscar Hagg and Elmer Gray, trus
tees and Mrs. Lucille Imlay, treas
urer. Report of th«- various organ
izations showed progress under the
leadership of William R Lindsay,
student-pastor All the Easter ser
vices at the church were well at
tended Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Shaw of For-
<-st Grove and Joe Bates of Gaston,
all county C. E. officers, visited the
Sunday evening.
Nordlund
was leader and also accompanied
Richard Hagg who sang a solo.
J M. Parsons left Thursday for
Anchorage in Southern Oregon to
spend the week with friends.
Donna Lee Sawtell entertained
14 of her friends with a taffy pull
at her home Friday evening.
M .. G. N Allman spent Easter
Sunday in Eugene with her hus
band, who was there for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pearson re-
turned Wedm sday from a month s
visit in California and at the Gold-
en Gate Exposition.
Jonita Lorentzen wa; presented
in a sixth grade recital at the home
of Erma Taylor Sparks in Portland
Saturday afternoon. Following the
recital the children enjoyed an
Easter party.
Win Over Orenco
Reedville indoor team defeated
Orenco at Orenco Fridav afternoon
20 to 11.
Dan O'Meara Jr. underwent an
appendectomy at St. Vincents hos
pital in Portland Friday.
Miss Shirley Gibson of Yamhill
spent the ten-day Easter vacation
as a guest of Miss Gladys Trachsel
who was home from Linfield for
the holidays.
Mrs Loren Slade attended the
wedding of Miss Dorothy Stevenson
at the Sellwood Methodist church
in Portland Sunday.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Lorentzen were Sergent
and Mrs. Roth and son of Van
couver Barracks. Theran Keeney
and sons of Battle Ground. Wash.,
Mr and Mrs. VanDersal of Portland
and Mrs M Keeney. Later tn the
day they all were Easter dinner
party guests of Mr and Mrs. George
Petrovich Jr
Mrs Lowell Cook was brought
home from the hospital Sunday
evening much improved.
Many Enjoy Hunt
Thirty children of th< Junior
Christian Endeavor participated in
’he Easter egg hunt and pally giv-
en jointly at the homes of Mrs. E.
J. LaRue and Mrs. T. Kirkwood.
Mi.
Elsie Nordlund.
who has
charge of the younger group, as
sisted Mrs. LaRue.
A E Huff was sufficiently re
covered to be released from the hos
pital Saturday, but is still confined
to his home.
.Mrs. Xordlund Honored
Mrs A Nordlund was honored on
her birthday at her home Wednes
day evening with a party. Present
were Mrs. O Nordlund. Mr. and
Mrs. A Schraeder. Mr and Mrs.
Elmer Gray and children and the
guest of honor and family.
Mrs. Wagenblast Surprised
Mrs J. H Wagenblast was pleas
antly surprised on Saturday eve
ning by twenty-one of her neigh
borhood friends who gathered at
hi i home to celebrate her birthday.
Ou
. of Mr. and Mrs. H C.
Clas on over the week-end were
M. Cla sen's father, H. H Classen.
and brother. Dr. N. H. Classen,
both of Dallas.
Ted Lasley had an auction sale
of his house-
hold goods and farm implements.
Rosa Mae daughter of Mr and
Mr- Raymond Gann, was taken to
Doernbecher hospital Thursday aft
er swallowing some roreign object.
W,th the aid of x-ray an operation
was not necessary and she was
brought home apparently no worse
for the ordeal.
Section Two—Six Pages
Amendmcnts adopted by the leg
islature provided streamlining aids
to the unemlyoment compensation
law calculated to economize and
speed up administration.
diamonds
Birthstone for April
... and April is the time-
honored betrothal month. Se
lect her engagement ring from
the large array of distinctive
designs in our stock. You're
assured of getting real value
whether the diamond of your
choice be modest or preten
tious in size.
DR. J. VERNON HORNE
J. L. ANDERSON
OPTOMETRIST
with Drs. Robb and Piercy
Hillsboro—Every Saturday
Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted
“Let Andy Fix Your Watch”
Official S. P. Watch Inspector
for Washington County
211 E. Main
Hillsboro
Light Draft . . . Perfect Balance . . . Easy Operation . . , Big
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area—the same late edition delivered to
Portland homes.
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nnd
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The Railway Express Agency Announces
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SOLID HEADS
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BRAND
4
2
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for
LEMONS J^llSunkis,
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9c
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April 15th
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Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Detroit
New York City
S lbs
$0.25
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11
•it
1. .
.76
For rates on intermediate weights
Cottage Cheese 2..,,
GROUND Bill 2
ins.
29c
I
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LEG
OF PORK . ........ -
Young. Grain Fed.
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Ul’''
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Drastic Reductions in Smail Parcel
ARGO.
( orn or G loss
I IJX
FROM
FOR OVER 100,000
FA CM WORKERS ANO
FARMERS-JOBS ANDA
MARKET MADE BY BEER
10 lbs. 15 lb.
so 30
$0.30
31
11
.81
.63
.70
.97
1.13
1.63
1.20
1 u
1.42
2.07
other point'-.
FOR A MILLION
BREAD WINNERS
BEER. PAYS A MILLION
DOLLARS A DAY TAXES
A MILLION JOBS
FOR 130 MILLION TAX
MADE BY BEER
GREAT N£W HELP SINCE
1933 IN CARRYING IN
CREASING TAX BURDENS
CALI. HILLSBORO 2365
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Oregon Electric Depot
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FROM coast to coast, Brer has helped In put
ting men back to work .. . into a million new
jobs in six short years. Beer also each year
buys the produce of 3,00V, 000 acres of farm land
and pays a million dollars a day in taxes.
The brewers want to preserve these eco
nomic benefits. They want also to protect the
public’s right to enjoy beer and their own
right to make and market it.
HATÍON-W/DE
The brewing industry cannot enforce the
laws. Rut they ore cooperating with public
officials to see to it that the retailing of beer
gives no offense to anyone.
Re would Hito to tend you n booklet that
describes the Foundation's unusual program
of self-regulaton. Address: United Brewers
Industrial Foundation, 19 East 40th Street,
New York, N. Y.