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Page Six HILISRORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO, OREGON Cannery Off io Good Start on A Busy Season Cornelius Folk Attend Mail Carriers' Picnic National Guards Protect Armories CORNELIUS Mr and Mrs Wil- CORNELIUS— The local custom ham Van Lorn and Dickie, and Mi cannery operated by Mr. and Mrs. aul Mrs William M. nn. Lucille O. L. Barlow is getting a good start and Priscilla, attended the Wash for a busy season of canning fruits, ington and Yamhill counties mail vegetables and meats. carriers picnic at Hoerders' park Jim Davis of Scoggins Valley is Sunday employed at the William Hamelman M *s Mildred VuyIsteke. student ranch at St Mary's school of nursing at Mr and Mrs Wesley Winters and Astoria, is i isitmg her Parents. Mr Mr and Mrs Ray Seigle of Hillsboro and Mrs Jules Vuylstekc spent the week-end fishing on the Miss Rosamond and Lloyd Mun Deschutes river. dorf returned home Friday from Mrs. Leia Smith and sons Glen Oregon State College and Ivan went to Clatskanie Sun Mn Hölscher is spend- day. where they visited Mr and mg the week in Portland visiting Mrs Lawrence katon and son Mrs her daughter. M Rav Powell. Smith and Mr. Katon are brother and her sister. Mrs Charles Hen- and sister. derson Wilma Hamelman. who is a beau- Ladies Aid Meets tj operator at Corvalii*. was a Ladies' Aid of the Method week-end visitor of her parents. church held its final meeting fo Mr and Mrs. William Hamelman the summer last wn i Mrs Eu Mr and Mrs Leslie Long had as nice Wheeler resigned ns president week-end guests. Mr and Mrs. of the organization. Harry Hanson of Coquille. Mi and Mrs Carl Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jacobsmuhlen attended the oyster festival at Bay and Miss Mayme Mr Susbauer City Sunday wore a full beard in preparation for Camp Fire Meet Held Camp Fire girls met at the home All dressed up in a pocket hand Salem s centennial celebration Join s spending the of Mrs. LeRoy Smith Monday eve kerchief. Janice Logan plays a Herbert H Lehman, New York s with her grandmother. Mrs ning They discussed plans for camp capsule-sized victim of the dia national euaidsmen are on 24- bolical "Dr. Cyclops." the man and handicraft courses. Marjorie Jacobsmuhlen. Delores hour duty keeping watch over Herbert LeTellier drove to Soda who "shrinks " humans to four the Sahnow and Laurel Shay playeo many a I mot les ville Sunday and also visited teen inches, in the technicolor thriller, coming to the Venetian with the Forest Grove high school friends at Dayton >lc s.dni- band which won third prize in the Sunday for a three-day run Mrs. Archie Howard of Chico. tage. Lehman closed tlr ie armo- Junior Rose F at Portland lies to further civilian use for Cal.. arrived Sunday to spend a on Saturday week visiting Mr and Mrs John non-mihtary purpo: Mr and Mrs. D. R Fletcher and Schneider. Mrs Howard and Mr Mr and Mrs Don Scafe and son Schneider are brother and sister. of Silverton; Mr and Mrs Lowell Mr. and Mrs. R O. Hoffman of Mundorf and daughters, and Mrs Everett. Wash., were week-end Eliza Pennish of Portland; Mr and guests of Mrs. Hoffman's parents. Mrs Maurice Mundorf and baby. Mr and Mrs A. S Hatch. Maurine. of Cincinnati. Ohio; Mrs Mrs. Mattie Smith and Robert Eleanor Mundorf. Miss Rosamond, Cochrane, who have been teaching 1. Do not permit disrespect to be FARMINGTON Community shown to the Flag of the United Lloyd. Donald. John and Jeane Welfare club will meet at the school in the Gaston grade school, ended Mundorf, picnicked nt Lee Falls basement club rooms June 21. A States their work Friday Mrs. Smith will return to Gaston for another year 2. Do not dip the Flag of the Sunday Maurice Mundorf is work no hostess pot luck luncheon will be and Mr. Cochran will teach ’ the United States to any person or ing for his doctor s degree and is served. anything. The regimental color, going.to Montana for the summer 5th grade in the David Hill school Mr and Mrs. Jim Stevens and in Hillsboro. state flag, organization or in Cherry Picking Starts daughter Patsy, of Paul. Idaho, ar Cherry picking will start Thurs rived Mrs. Mabel Ross has as her stitutional flag will render this last Monday for an ex day on the Joe Cooper fruit ranch tended here honor. guests Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ewen with Mr Stevens' par- Walter Wilfley, teacher at the ents. Mr visit of Kimberly, Idaho. They arrived 3. Do not display the Flag with and Mrs. Pled Stevens. Sunday. Mrs. Ewen is a daughter the blue field down except as Hill Military Academy, visited his and family. parents. Mr and Mrs. James Wil of Mrs. Ross. Mr. Ewen is principal a signal of distress. Christian Ladies’ •Aid will meet of the Kimberly high school. They 4 Do hot place any other flag or fley Thursday of last week Dr and Mrs Ivan Jackson. Miss at the home of Mrs. Jane Gonty are on a vacation. pennant above or. if on th e George DePrez was called to Sa same level, to the right of the Charlene and Mrs. William Jack- today 'Thursday >. Last week Ted Weston of San son. all of Freewater, arrived Mon lem last Wednesday to work on the Flag ftf the United States census reports for the government 5. Do not let the Flag touch the day to visit Mrs. Laura Jackson Jose. Cal . visited his parents, Mi office. ground or the floor, or trail in and Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Jackson. and Mrs. D. I, Weston. William Jackson, son of Dr and Home from College Grandmother Dies the water. Mrs. M. L. Kathan was at New- 6. Do not place any object or em Mrs. Ivan Jackson, has been trans Alvin Schuimerich. who berg Friday, where she attended the blem of any kind on or above ferred to Fort Lewis, Wash, re been attending Oregon State colli funeral of her grandmother. Mrs the Flag of the United States. serve officers’ training corps. returned home last Friday for the L. T McNay. 83. who died Wednes 7. Do not use the flag as drapery Three fake fire alarms called out summer vacation. day morning. Mrs McNav and her in any form whatsoever Use firemen three times within an hour Mr. and Mrs E W Fo rd visited husband had celebrated their 64th bunting of blue, white and red. Sunday afternoon due to a broken at the C. O McDowell home at wedding anniversary just a short 8. Do not fasten the Flag in such wire. Newberg Sunday The McDo time ago a manner as will permit it to Mrs. L. E Miles of Los Angeles, were formerly -• I1 ■ • : be easily tom. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hall of Dixie. Cal who had been visiting her community and have purchas Wash., called on G. L. Hall and • 9. Do not drape the Flag over the daughter. Mrs. Meda French, left farm at Newberg, where they family Saturday evening The men hood. top. sides or back of a last week for her home by way of turkeys. are brothers. Oliver Hall is prin vehicle, or of a railway train or Pendleton. Miss Marjorie Simpson of boat. cipal of the grade school at Dixie Student Visits visited at the home of Fred Youngen is in the Emanuel 10. 1 Do not use the Flag as a cover John McKillip formerly of Cor land uncle and aunt. Mr and Mrs I hospital in Portland for treatment. ing for a ceiling. nelius and at present a University Simpson, and other relatives Miss Naomi Schriber of Portland 11. 1 Do not carry the Flag flat or of Washington student, visited week. came out Saturday evening and is | horizontally, but always aloft friends here Sunday. and free. spending the week with her grand- , Mr. and Mrs. George Milne and Home From South 12.. Mrs Albert Bucher and daugh mother. Mrs. Christina Shaw. 1 . Do not use the Flag as a portion family spent the week-end at the ter Albertine returned Saturday Mrs. Mary Parks of Eugene is of a costume or of an athletic coast. visiting her brother and sister-in- uniform. Do not embroider it Mr. and Mrs. John Huebner of night from a month's visit with Mi law. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lousin- upon cushions or handkerchiefs Portland spent Saturday at the John Bucher's sister. Mrs. B F. Dohr- gnot. mah. and family at Oakland. Cal. nor print it on paper napkins Van Lorn home. or boxes. Mrs. Belle Lilly returned Friday Altar Society of St. Alexander Mr and Mrs Ben Barrie of Se- from a week's visit with her son. 13. Do not put lettering of any church met last Wednesday after attle. Wash . spent Tuesday Howard Lilly, and family at Sher kind upon the Flag. (Note: In noon for a business and social eve the W. T. Putman family wood. nearly all the States the plac ning at the home of Mrs William Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olson have as ing of letters on the Flag is pro Van Lorn. There were ladies Statistics may be dry. but so are guests for the week. Mrs. Lee Miles hibited by lawi. present. the road surfaces in most of Ore 14. and son and daughter of Mr. and Do not use the Flag in any Mr. and Mrs. Keith Susbauer re gon's traffic accidents, discloses a Mrs. Charley Miles Jr.. Chuckie form of advertising, nor fasten turned Monday from a ten-day va bulletin from the office of the sec and Joyce. an advertising sign to a pole cation trip to California. They at retary of state. During the month of Mr and Mrs. Wallace McPher from which the Flag is flown tended the Golden Gate fair and April. 68 per cent of the traffic son and daughter Maxine, and 'In nearly all the States the visited at Klamath Falls. crashes in the state occurred on di Charles Watt, accompanied by Mrs. use of the Flag for advertising Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dooher and roads and 66 per ernt of all fa Ann Johnson and daughter ’Beat purposes is prohibited bv law.. Mr and Mrs. Frank O Donnell accidents occurred on dry surfaei rice and Harold Barrow of Forest 13. Do not display, use or store the went to Rocky Butte Sunday Grove, spent Sundav at Seaside. Flag in such a manner as will Robert and Jerry Van Lorn and Birthday Celebrated permit it to be easily soiled or Leland Jacobsmuhlen spent Sun Charles Watt was the honor guest damaged. day at Ocean Lake. at a surprise party on Friday eve Neighbors of Woodcraft meets ning on his 16th birthday anniver tonight iThursdayi. sary. Games were played." with priz. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cooke and es given. A hearty boys’ lunch was William Jr. and Mrs. Henry Beit- served and outstanding was a large February 12—Lincolns Birthday. elspach and Billie were dinner birthday cake with pink and green February 22—Washingtons Birth party guests Sunday of Mr and day. decoration. Guests were Emery Mrs. Robert Baker and family in Thompson. Herbie Christensen. Neil April 6—Army Day. Portland. Kennedy, Robert Dermer. Theresa May 30—Memorial Day. Mrs. Ed Beitedspach went to Ver Watt, all of Hillsboro; Lee Eckert of June 14—Flag Day. nonia to spend a week with her Mountaindale; Robert and John July 4—Independence Day. sister. Mrs. William Wolff. Neuman of Blooming: Robert Rice September 17—Constitution Day Miss Lavon Robinette started Continuous Leonard and James Davis. Maxine October 12—Columbus Dav Monday morning on her duties as McPherson. Violet Wiederwitsch. all October 27—Navy Day. teacher of the pre-school children of Cornelius; Mrs. Ann Johnson and November 11—Armistice Day at Forest Grove at the new City Tom, soiled or badly faded Flags park. Thirty little folks were en daughter Beatrice and Harold Bar should not be displayed When a rolled with several more expected row of Forest Grove. Flag is in such condition that it is to enter soon. Ruths Entertain Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ruth, who no longer a fitting emblem to dis- William Cooke Jr., went to Port neve been entertaining Mr Ruth’s play, it should be destroyed as a land Sunday and will spend two sister-in-law. Mrs. Lola Hill, and whole, privately, preferably by weeks with his sister. Mrs Robert daughter. Miss Helen Hill o f burning or by some other method Baker. Seattle. Wash., took them to Sea lacking in any suggestion of ir The Cornelius Feed company has side for over Saturday and Sun reverence or disrespect. built a double garage to house the.r day. On Sunday morning early Mr I trucks. and Mrs. Paul Senko. Mr. and Mrs If sickness occurs in your home UNAU Don Engelen and Mr and Mrs. Gus do you know how to get a doctor Mueller went down and Mr and quickly? If your eyes need atten Mrs. Ruth and their guests enter tion do you know how to find a tained them all with a wiener roast occulist? If you have a sick on the beach and a supper later be good row, or horse, or dog. no you know fore leaving for home. how to get a good Verterinary? Consult the Professional cards in Everybody’s doing it—Advertise. the Argus. tf Cautions to Be Observed in Use of Flag Farmington Group Schedules Meet Homecoming Set Ml. Home Sunday, June 23 MOUNTAIN HOME Annua homceoming at Mountain Home i; set for June 23 A program, under tin Mrs Following nnvr. ’Flu* afternoon under the numbers b community. 'linn stliiy, lune Li, lit |n M ' I I Public Notices \ i VENETIAN THIS WIIK Continuous Show Saturday—Starting nt 1 :30 THUBS. - FBI. - SAT <>r tin from various distant commit arc expected to attend Hei E A Fogg .out fam- of surrounding noighborhe vitod to attend the hoineeom- mg whether or not they have evei lived in this district. N »nie name for the correspon- Mountain Homi BOOTH TARKINGTON'S GRAND STORY YOU LL ALWAYS REMEMBER... ABOUT THE DAYS YOU'LL NEVER FORGETI VI I Hill II. I business meetim j "Whan you'ra 'SavanlMn* And you're In levo Muller ISHI HI I II Boaz M lesson mug mee With tome wvenleon yaor-old angel From heaven above Evening tended at Mountain Home last Sunday evening, win and of Bolivia, rs from mg communities v Frod A< bischer after an absence < JACKIE COOPER- BETTY FIELD Mr and Mrs Harry Saunders ei tertained with a dinner partv la Sunday in honor of the birthda anniversary of their daughter Mi ll I Lekas. An item in last wi paper shows that Jaqui graduated from h school twenty-five j th month Dale Winters of the Gibbs tnct was one of the graduati M . Hitain Home Woman s OHO KRUGER • BETTY MORAN M Plus School Meet Set At Shady Brook |T S Y0(JR |NV|TAT|QN TQ ACT|0N YtLLb SHADY BROOK Annual meeting will be held on Jut 8 P m Monday at the Shadv Bmol THRILLS. EXCITEMENT! KING Or IHE LUMBER L ..»JOHN Ip PAYNE «LORIA ’ _____ DICKSON STANLEY FIELOS Wy BUYS ÀUTO INSURANCE Protecting Only Against Liabilities That May Arise. RUSHLOW VENETIAN THEATRE 10c and 25c TUES 1 ULiü. Junt I6> 17 ! SUN.-MON 1H Continuous Show Sunday—Starting at 1:30 P S7.50 Every 6 Months—No Membership Hill Theatre Days io Display Flag 7 DAYS STÀBTS SUNDAY.. June 16th Show Sunday—Starting 1:30 P. M. A PANORAMA OF UFF, SURGING WITH EVERY EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE! A HOME I ! bwn L Yxaiwlh . Bus Schedules Effective June 16, 1940 llfe To Astoria, Seaside and Tillamook Beaches |M n 1940’s MERRIEST MUSICAL? TURNER • BLONDELL • MURPHY Via Wolf Creek Highway NEW MIDNIGHT LOCAL FROM PORTLAND Leave Portland 12:30 A. M. To the Beacheo—8:07, ’9:52 A. M . 12:22. 2:22, 4:22 « 52 P M "Connections at Necanicum for Tillamook and way points To Portland -5:57. 6:57, »7:27. 7:57, 8:57. 9 27 9 57 10 27 »10 57 11:27. 11:57 A M . 12:27. 12:57. 1:27. 1 57. 2:27. 2:57. 3:27i 4:27, 4:57, 5:27, 6:27, 7:27. 7:57, 8:27, 9:27, 10 37 P M •Daily except Sundays and Holidays. To Banks and Verncnia—9:54 A M. 3:24, 5:24 P. M. To McNamers Camp—3:54 P. M. 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