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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1939)
Thursday. Decorni RILL ? BORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO, OREGON Defense Costs Added to Jury's Property Price Cornelius School Program on Buxton W riter BUXTON M R - now writi ig Baxt Hillsboro by Mr- J. Closing the records on the color- mg news ful highway condemnation suit Mr- Burt. Birlhdai Celebrated which was tried in circuit two weeks a final jud ment and an order allowing de- d M fense trial costs against the plain nd two children tiff were signed and filed this week Wdliarn Fe and Mrs Waite. by Circuit Judge R Frank Peter» ant .nd Mrs Pete Bel- To the jury's price of $26 -00 set Mr a d Mrs Ju for seven parcels of highway right- JUh f P t ar and Mrs Caro- of-way land in Oregon City, the Bellish and final judgment adds defendant's line Bellisr. Carl Estep s.ted Mr trial costs rtf $677 fin making a total of $27 177 flu which the e high- Estepp n a Hillsbot and his cond. way department will pay for the changed Mr Estepp spec property. day night « Zedr.a Exclusive of divorces, only one daughter M new case was filed in circuit court Forest Grov. during the week: H J W If dba. day. Hart C A Morgan v - ted Rai Alaska Jurk company, vs Frane.s nan at Gresham Friday C. Bilyeu. Mr and Mrs W C B Circuit court orders .ssued dur ing the week by Judge R Frank Portland are living in a sm; axtou farm and Mr and P»ters were in the cases of Marcell ■ibert are living in a trail- Hausken vs. Robert E Hausken: nearby. The two men are Liquidators, a corporation vs Mrs Edith Varley and Oral Varley: Alice working r. the Wolf Creek high Stone Amon vs D. Lee Amon; in way bridge on the Sax’, n farm the matter of the liquidation of the Darlene Jones. Helen Frydendall. Bank of Beaverton; in the matter of Donna Mae Bash and Norma Tolke the liqu.dation of the Shute Sav attended a Christmas dinner party ings bank; State of Oregon, by and at the home of their dancing teach through its state highway commis er. Miss Helen Wick, of Hillsboro sion. vs Russell Raun et al ; Wash Saturday afternoon M ss Wick was ington county, a body politic and unable to be present as she under corporate of the state of Oregon, went a major operation Thursday vs. J D. Abrams. Oscar L. Ahl- Charlie Hutchison of Pumpkin strom George Albro et al . State of Ridge is staying on the William Oregon by and through its a Hiddink farm while Mr. and Mrs highway commission, vs Se Hiddink spend the holida, Med- Investment company of Oregon ford and Los Angeles. City et al ; Grace Romaine vs. Jack Romaine; Nellie Irene Meacham vs Mrs Bellish Honored A group of friends gave William Meacham: Edna Ellen Daly vs Goodrich D Daly; Alice Stone Caroline Bellish a surprise hand Amon vs D. Lee Amon: William J. kerchief shower at her home on Werner vs. Bertha Redman, admin her birthday Monday istratrix of the estate of Joseph tending were Mrs Veta Cearley. Boyd, deceased, et al : Phyllis Pe:- Mrs Effie K- mer. Mrs Elva Tolke roff vs George Wienecke. Violet and Bobby. Mrs Etta Wagner Mrs Wienecke. Austin Altree and La Olive StowelL Mrs Jessie Tilman velle Altree; W A Broeren vs Mrs Alice Estepp. Mrs Elsie Kelly Xfike Frutiger Jr: Edna C Duley and Mrs. Bellish. vs Clinton Lee Duley and N reen B. Allyn W Mar.e Schiesser. Olive S. Harms In Probate Edgar A. Robinson. George D. Lee. Pn .bate orders signed By County Edmund Burke Tongue. Andrew Judge H D Kerkman were in the Lee. Lewis Creps, Alan C. Harring estates of Alice and Septimus Gib ton. all deceased, and Louise Good, son. O. B. Bennett. John Irons.de. a minor. Best Wishes ! . . . and furthermore, we defy anyone to wish you a Merrier Christmas than we’re wishing you for the holidays and the coming year. Your friendship and patronage has been greatly appreciated. May we serve you again? Tualatin Valley Insurance Agency Jerry Wieber, manager New President Of Buxton WRA BUXTON W B A held day meeting with pot-luck •on December 13 Offic cd for ItMi' as follow Wb vice-preudet Jessie Tillninr ac dent. Alice F-tepp; remonies A Ell am t1 a i and party Marv rlev Ha found t Messa Christ Round kmwp tin as Wats ■ hostess. Ruth tualistic guard bearer N 1 captain Kellv. Watson Kellv \ 4 F Va dwell, officer of the ^tepp Mr- Lucille s;dent was presented with a lovely gift Mrs -s and M ss Elsie Mey who are leav.ng the community sented with lovely gifts tion of their many years of service n • e W B A I" th* >ftC*M0n the annual Christmas pie was held Candy nutsand popcorn were serv- ■d AV 11.am R.ggle -f E Mr and Mrs R L Burton Thurs day Else Marv E-e Mary M H CORNEI IV hold the Uhri -Thursday t al the gymnai vis.ting her brothers the Oscar and Elvin Cearley families for the past for former home at Dora. Mo Her in pan ied her he' definitely A. B Edwards. Mr an d Mr George Riggle and Jessie Tillmai visited their ccusin. Mrs Viol Rich, at Cariti n Sonda m a Mrs. Keith ;s seriou chil- ipital. The Ke Portland with relatives ir dren are Portland. Harold Fisher drove Jesse Meyers to Willamina on a business trip Friday. Th<y were accompar. .ed by Elsie and M Mrs R L. B. Meyers. The Pedro club met at the home of Mr and Mrs m B Watson Fri day Three tables were played. Firs, prizes were won by George Hel- lenbcck and Mrs Myrtle Klum and consolation by Charles Pratt and Mrs Olive Stowell. Darrell Jones Honored A birthday dinner <was gi ven Fri day for Darre!! Jones of Manning n fourth Ring. dramati W V .'hmn eighth gradi fore Christ - '• Paula Jone-. Joy Jones. Programs Sunday- Met hod.<t chinch Cl morn i gram I Mur Joyce J ones is Anderson will pia lude Morning wor M L gram includw sei pture by Bernt Anderson; reading by Lester M<" berrv Mrs Bernt Anderson and Mrs Walter tolling? duet by Ru.h Price and G by Res Alexand’ and benedic Hawthorne Evening program will begin a o'clock It w.ll include Joyce Joe as pianist; ano duet. Dean and reading Mrs Roland Darrell Fry Holliday . piano d ry Cartwright; prayer. Rev Haw thorne; readings. Paula Jone-. Rich- children and ard Holliday Garr - M . Marshall children: Mann; solo piano solo. Prise Paula J nes. pia solo. Lucille inane Oíame; Mar due: Helen and Frank Oliver; so’ isic by N Lest ;er Moo fam Mrs. Mattie Smith and Mr Mo. - berry: reading. Mr Percy Neuman and T L M ore: -mging by choir: benediction and Santa Claus. J F Kilgore suffered a heart a' tack Sunday evening A doctor wj called tu relieve him. The American I .theran Sunda school will hold gram on at o’cloek at the ehurch Mr and Mrs. Rudolph Bothur and children visited Mr and Mr> Orville Eda! at Sheridan Sunday. Glen Smith spent the week-e: in Hood River visiting friends. W Il Muli», < Kr lii ions President of Aiti BLOOMING Mrs C W.il ,m Hergert was chetisi pro the Lad« afternoon at the meeting in ine church i Other officers are Mrs Brandaw. vice-presHient. Richard Moeller. Mrs Ose Pfahl, Ites Will ani tertuin sir “sun- friends at Wedn - emoon. De ■mber Mrs Demnun and Mi- were joint host eitmg. M.-s Mildred Krahtner left her udies at Linfield college Friday ni at her home been received from Word rand Coulee. Wash i that a aaugh- ni \\ H HE OFFICERS and staff of this bank join in. wishing very member of this communitv the very Merriest of MERRY CHRISTMASES! T With our hearts full of the true spirit of Christmas, we wish to express our appre ciation for your loyal friendship and sup port in the past year. It is good to know that our efforts have not been in vain and that we have ben able to serve you. W. C. CHRISTENSEN. President M P. CADY. Vice-President J. L. SEARCY. Cashier EARLE BOWMAN. Ass’t. Cashier W. V BERGEN. Ass't Cashier CAL JACK. JR , Ass't. Cashier CLYDE YOUNT. Ass't. Cashier A. H. ABTS. Field Representative O. G. BAUER, Teller MISS AUGUSTA SIGLER. Teller MIKE PAYNTER. Teller MISS FLORENCE BUNGER MISS EVA WHITWORTH MISS BLANCHE McCORMICK SANDY CAMP MISS HILDA BRIERLY Commercial National Bank of Hillsboro "A Washington County Institution” lll.lw HLI« duly II im Dut lu th* <* K l hi < ur Hl inks hour c «nd th« wrt K' Hdlab**r< tlw mal.- -f MARY THOMPSON .^«•w•«l. 15 Mr and Mrs Muhly. December : Fred W Muhly of Blooming grandparents f the baby. ip nm rr Daini 194». d of lilt ■ nd G ro rum Mita.AK N..i sCHOLLS Groner grade school 1 hold a Christmas program, ac ting to the teacher Miss Thelma < WKMTOItS ' m M AHIK < RKIMTOMH at the Methodist church Leland Twigg placed th in the in Port- lit of the Leland r grade Biithdav Celebrated and E the their btrthda Nel-on at home of M ■ek Mountain las nety-eight were presen at the !!s Methodist Sunday school Sunday ’HI hSSh K >n* ha* Harr rH . r Ihs «•<■!» . r ’ ”HA H 4« mied. by Ih» ah. t he HU customs inevritv nMFS S« HU ss hit H (liidin* II VUK X I K IM I Rall II ¿nnrll. Public Notices CABINET SHOP BALI You need a NEW DODGE, too! HERE’S WISHING YOU A Kodaks $2.55 to $8.95 $1.00 to $25.00 Musical Puff Box Electric Shavers $3.50 to $5.50 $7.50 to $15.00 DELTA DRUG STORE THE REXALL STORE “Where You SAVE with Safety” ( hnst- MEI HUISH fUintiff. N I H AshiliKtoll 1'hoiir HHKboro in th< Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year CADY MOTOR CO 22 Years of Service to Washington County Motorists 149 8. Third Ave. Phone 812 HILLSBORO Mr» rt III* SEASON’S GREETINGS! New Books Added Wrist Watches Meri \ 1 I X mas ami Ml M .11 Kx*’ hai ill E-late: J< hn Ironside nd rau« a I m V \DMI\ISTK\TRiX- S \LE OF REM. PROPERTY 94t». ut thi Notice is hereby given, that by '«id day. at M virtue of an order, license and de- cree issued out of the County C nir’ Hill» bon: Jesse Meyers sold his entire herd of the State of Oregon, for Wash of cows to Ed Schlegel of Banks ington County, on the 13th day o Wednesday- matter o. December. 1939. in BLN RY \ Mr. and Mr- Roscoe Burton held . f JOHN IRONSIDE, ue- thei family Christmas tree De- the undersigned Admin- cember 16 in order that Mrs. Bur istratrix c f the estate of said de- ton’s parents, who have since left ceased, will. from and after the the community, might be present 13th day of January. 1940. sell at Present were Mr. and Mrs Jesse CORNELIUS—Mrs Edna Russel!, private sale to the highest bidder Meyers, and Elsie. Mr. and Mrs. librarian, reports that 35 new books hingt Fred Benefiel. Glenn and Di-ky. have been placed on the shelves for for cash in hand, in one tract, all Mr and Mrs Loyd Fast. Cleo Bern- the reading public among which the following described real prop D-ceaanl ard and Berneice. Harold Fisher, are: Fierce Face." by J J. Muker erty belonging to the deceased at he the time of his death, and that aid Mr and Mrs. Roscoe Burton. Elea- "Trad BOM Gann; "Vigilante of ¿estate has acquired therein since th ha' nor and Leland Powell Gold Beach, Snow L.fe With Fu- said time; said real property ly th* Mr and Mrs J. Hiatt and son ther." Day; Drums Along the Mu IM h. Bob attended a turkey show at Mc- ster of the An- ing. being and situate in W Isling Edmonds t th« Minnville one day last week. Western Union " ton County. Oregon, and particu gels," i Goudge; M Enroll Five b«>ve entitled Court tn Hlllain-n». Grey; •’Inside A s i a.” Gunther; larly described as follows, to-wit: a, the time and piare for hear- Five new pupils entered Man "Across the Year ' Loring; "Los Being a part of Lot 7 in Clem account and ning school Monday from Multno- Sunrise." Norris; Flaming to Feath ons Subdivision in the Richard nd «-«tate mah They are John. Donna. Helen. er." Munroe; Popular copyright emi«, 1939 Pat-1 Gene and Bobby Garrison. The "Pirates of the Range." B »wer: Williams D. L. C. No. 42 T. 1 N K. J. Washin ^un R. 2 W Will. Mi r . Garrison family are living on the ; "Lords of Lords of the Coas* County. Oregon, and more par- Smith place near Manning. Greg- ticularly described as follows, to- I Intor. ory; "Marshal of Sundown Leland Powell Winner Ashes." Hill ory; "Beauty Buxton school children have com "Coming of Cassidy." Munford pleted the sale of tuberculosis seals. "River House." Willotughby: ‘John Beginning at the southwest cor XoTI< F OF Total was $7 74. Buttons were given athans Daughter. " ner of said Lot 7 in Clemons Sub to the children selling the largest "Perky Atkinson; Caddie Wood- division and running thence east number of seals. They were upper Atkinson; Sharp Ears." erly on the south line of said Lot MILLER, grades—Wauneta Cearley and Ar lawn." Beaty: Shuttle and Sword." Daniel; 7. 80 feet; thence northerly on « thur Simonton, and primary mom— "Dark. Hawes; "Boy of the L->st line parallel with th« Leland Powell and Beverly White. , Crusade." Hawes: "Stranger W.thin entitled estate ha Leland Powell won first prize for Our G^tes." Hill; ’’Handa." Wil- said Lot 7. 166.6 feet to the north line of said Lot; thence westerly- 1 the entire school. werding to the northwest corner of said I. M . in Harold Fisher went to Willamina Kiiti«! < < The Corneliu; Camp Fire Girls; Sunday to do some carpenter work attended the Washington county, Lot 7; thence southerly on the west and pia-e f«»F the he^ir- line of said Lot 7 in Clemons Sub thereto and the »eitle- for Jesse Meyers. council of Camp Fire Girls at Hills- ' Several men in the community boro last Thursday even.ng. The ( division 166 6 feet to the place of publi-hed F>e<ember 14. are cutting Christmas trees and beginning. publication January 11, girls who took part from here were selling them in Portland. Bids will be received for said Eleanor Hermans. Beverly Trites MRS. ROSE SCHACHT nr* Miller. A-l- A large crowd attended the dance property at the law offices of E. J held in the W B. A. hall Saturday Sally Huson and Margaret Jane McAlear. Attorney at Law in the KOKEET G. CLOSTEKMAX Dooher. night. •y. 320 Lumbermen’s» Building, Marian Lathan went to Portland First National Bank Building. Hills Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Clark ' Gladys boro, Oregon, from and after the ÎS i to see his father, v Overton’ and infant son of Klamath Sunday 13th day of January. 1940. receiving medical treatment. Falls visited several friends here, Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Hall have moved Dated this 14th day of Decem Tuesday. NOTICE or PINAL ber. 1939. to Portland. Stat’ Mrs. Fred Benefiel. who has in ALVENA IRONSIDE. Adminis D C. Whiting is slowly improv fection in her right thumb, is much ing from his illness and has been tratrix. the Matter of the Mtate of ARTHUR improved. able to walk up town a few times. E. J. McALEAR. Attorney for Ad Mr. and Mrs. A. B Edwards are ministratrix. moving into the Jesse Meyers house In t Will David Edwards has rented the farm. itale: Benjamin W. Griffith MITI! E TO CKEUITORS Wu.hinirlon Cnunly. her School Christmas trees for both In the Manning and Buxton will be held for the County of Washington ha in their respective school houses M FARMINGTON—M s Maud Pat- In the Matter of -he Eatate of BENJA December 22. '«Hirt FU- m of «aid day in th< •MIN W GRIFFITH. al«o known al II tee was elected president of the tho County Cour Install Officers Christian Ladies’ Aid at the meet Green Mountain Grange installed ing in the church Thursday after the duly appointed l*y the officers Saturday with Charles noon. Other officers are: Mrs. John above-entitled Court, administrator of all objection Final Dickerson of Oswego as installing Boge vice-president; Mr- Layton th* estate of Benjar W. Griffith, alno Griffith, de« ea*ed. and officerand Mrs. Fred Grant of Dixie Watts, secretary, and Mrs. Fred Mountain Grange, marshal. Visitors Stevens, treasurer. were William Moran. Mrs Ethel Mrs. Kamna Hostess r»f Arthur W notified Moran. J. S. Tannock. F A Dudley. Mrs. John Kamna was hostess for therefor. THOS. H. TONGI E JR. Attorney Cu Fred Grant, all of Dixie Mountain, the pinochle club at her home last and Mr Blaker of Hillsboro. The Wednesday. Mr Freeman Rowe re- 14, 21, 2«. 1939, Jan Coart ■11 .Moryan, annual Grange Christmas pie and ceived high score. Christmas tree were held in the Services Sunday- afternoon. Don Fitzsimmons, a student min- C. A. Peterson, who has been ill ister of the Eugene Bible school. at his home here for the past two has been conducting church ser- weeks, is improving and is able to vices at the local church Mr. Fitz be up part of the time. simmons will preach next Sunday Pedro club will meet at the home at ¡1 a. m. Sunday school at 10 Your old car just won’t do— of Mrs. Olive Stowell December 29. Everyone welcome. 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