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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1941)
H. Hagg Elected Challenge Group Vice-President Parly Friday A4 Farming’cn Carnival al Pleasant View Attracts Many FARMINGTON Mi Fre«l ens is chairman cf th«’ conn m charge of arrangements fe Saturday night crowded house heard the program consisting of a reading by Glanice Miller, tkit by Evelyn Chr -t «' Charles Harriman Jr., and John Jones; modern music by Tom Shuck, Charles Harriman, an«! Jes sie Hintz; with saxonhone. clarinet and piano, and old-time music bv Mrs. Lucilla Hint! and F with piano and fiddle Sum of $17 5’ was netted from the six b>xMhs up stairs and refreshments downstairs Next club meeting will be March 8 Sets Out Filberts Carl Wohlschlegel finished last week setting out five acres of fil berts with blackcaps between the rews. His brother and nephew E Wohlschlegel berg helped with the work. Carl Wohlschlegel is also grubbing seven and one-half acres of land this win ter. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller and three children v sited her parents Mi. and Mrs. George Maynard, at Taft February 1 to 3 Mr. Whitmore H< n< red Mrs. Leonard Whitmore entcr- tained with a dinner party in hon- or of her husband's birthday an- niversary February 6. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Norris Clark ry Neill. Sibley of Scholls ’ Rev. F. R church visited the Buck Heaven school one afternoon last week and gave an instructive talk about "Be ing Trustworthy.” Glenn Miller Honored Glenn Miller was complimented with a dinner party at his home on his birthday anniversary Feb ruary 4. Guests were two of his aunts, Mrs. Lucy Miller of Taft and Mrs. Will Wolf and son Willis of Newberg. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Blazer of Mrs. Portland visited her sister. Harry Neil, and family. Saturday and Sunday. Frank Shuck and sons finished building a double garage last week Mrs. Iva G. Steward received her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Young. was critically ill in a Los Angeles hospital. Mrs Young is a member of a nursing staff in an army hospital Will Finigan was ill all of last week with flu. Yamhill sperr Shuck all last week at the home of his son. Tom Shuck Mrs. Frank Painter returned to Portland Thursday her home munity v basement ing. Ev« games fc f 64 coo s owned eat tei cd b\ a Portland « ing in Salem t Miss Ruby B « empoyed in T«'* Delegates Named To State Session The entertainment committee 1 county butterfat is presented H J Schlo'tmann of El- the Challenge organ! monlca who bad J W Wakefield the dairy cooperativ« Forest Grove show pictures r. Portland and th«» farmers c«> afety " Other numbers were i Relative err amery in McMinnville Rasmussen, accordion solos re members of the Challenge asso- Wakefield, vocal solos and at ion through the numbers: Paul W Knapp, eamery association. Iowa, talk on organisation nue organization is :ency for the Interstat oun through which C California and States. i»«i for six veáis dairy coopera ra of that time brother-in Mis eilen Mondas f gar Rehse »toe Mr and Mis son Carl Jr of were week-end Hiieon Girl Goes South to School I Freidstron f Portland i. Burt ai of near Ree Nehalem, and Mrs ih Sunday Mrx. Miller to Entertain Mrs. Ross Miller will entertain the ladies of the community wel fare club at her home m Portland Friday. February 21 Oak Arbor Guernsey Bulls Sold, Leased HITEON Miss Jane ated with the Challenge group only left Friday for Ontario, t two years ago and Mr Hagg has represented them on the Challenge board that entire time, A large per cent of the milk and i the dairy butterfat handled by Andy I Washington Ferry road cooperative creamery of McMinnville buys rath 1 Sonneina er heavily of butterfat in the south and southwest parts of Washington lowing a major o[ oration Mrs Son county Consequently, the success nenia s home is in Santa Monica Cal . and she is spending the win The Oak Arbor Gu owned by R F Clark. 1. th s week reported s of six registered bull: first 30 days of ifMl All six are sons of Royal Valoi rs Foremost Prince, the bull -hat was recently lost and whose dam i completing LEISYVILLE—A large crowd at a record of near 9XI ounds of but* tended the entertainment at the terfat. school house Friday evening About S16 was taken in for the ladie«' Vancouver. Was I Homer Cady Jr., boro and Mrs. I iuth. spent :nday of Mr dinner party gue; • parents, and Mrs. Merle Cady Mrs Rhoda dr. and M Cady will remain for i few weeks, Mrs. Jack Bradway f Indepcnd- iving on the Shaner place. Mrs. William Milbrandt andons ence visited Mrs. Am ave been spending the past two urday and Sunday. Mi'.brandt Mike McKern, wh away’ dieton to his Patricia Kotera was an over Mr and Mrs. Joe Seu; night guest Saturday of Mrs. Ted Miss Mary Seus. who Rutschman at St. V ncents' hospita Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wohlschlegel land, spent the week-er McInnis, and family and Mr. and Mrs Ed Woh schlegel W. R. Reece arrived from Med visited Sunday w -h their uncle .nd parents. ford last week for a visit with his aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Vass, at wife and two children, who are at Salem, who have been ill but are the home of her mother, Mrs. B. F. improving. Clark. George Ziegler entertained with 15 acres ot walnuts a dinner party Widnesday evening the former Frank preceding Mountain Top Bible Wchlschlegel already Erickson s chairman of the com- study and social evening. Guests of walnuts. charge ot arrangements were Mrs. Frank Painter of Pcrt- Keith Marlow was i.l all chicken dinner, sponsored land, Mrs. Ed Parrish. Mrs. L. B week in a Newberg hospital by the Community Welfare club, Murray, Laura and Virginia Mui- complications following flu. tv be given at the school basement ray, Kenneth McGinnis and Rod- entertained club room Thursday. February 27. Mrs. Harvey Ne 11 crick and Sherman Murray. Sunday for Mrs. Erickson called a committee Ed Parrish spent last week camp with a dinner pa:*y meeting it her home Monday even- ing in the coast range hunting fox Elmer Englert cf Seat . Special music Ray Shook and Bill Hoodenpyle Mrs. Mike Blazer cf P artland and ett cf New- will k Others on the hunted with him part of the time. Mr. and M berg. 1rs. D. L. Weston, comm Mrs. Blazer Hostess Capt. F. man. Mrs. Frank Blazer entertained 15 s. E. L. Kraus. Schulmerich members of the Buck Heaven Var is having about ’wo actes cf berts set out on h s farm he e Mrs. Albert iant club with a luncheon Thurs Ercwn. Mr- day when Mrs. C. O. Jinings led in You can get richer without ge the last of a series of lessons on parliamentary procedure. The club ting bigger—Advertise. accepted an invitation to a dinner party and all-day quilting at the home of Mrs. Tom Shuck today «Thursday). Mrs. Ray Clark will be hostess at the meeting February 20 when roll call will be something about George Washington Mesdames Mervin and Leonard Whitmore were hostesses Saturday night at a Buck Heaven Variant Hub card party when five tables were in play. Mrs. Ira G. McCor- mick and Wayne Jones won high in •*500'’ and Mrs. H. Neil and Charles Harriman Jr., low; Mrs. Mervin Whitmore and Elmer Langston high in pinochle, and Mrs. J. E Blazer and Mervin Whitmore low Dancing was enjoyed after the sup ...Want a drink that per. Next club card party will be chases thirst quick? February’ home. Treat yourself to a and Mrs. Earl Pierson and week home Leisyville Benefit Program a Success Farmington Club Sponsors Dinner Busch Elected President of Farm Loan Group tm Valle) ÿodatton of directo Xngeles The «organization t\e member 33,000 farm Mrs. C. W Struthers spent Wed nesday and Thursday at the home of her daughter Mrs Lester Robin Swing Outlook Talk Due Wednesday The outlook for swine raiser 1 30 p. tension Wasco County Fugitive Caught pprehended by bee this week and lodged in jail here pending ac tion from the Wasco county auth orities. ¡quality by tli«* use of hiuiiidoiN and • gg »(«»l.rte |o«Ull,^ This will h«« Mis |>on Pe.usun leceived about Hie last of • >»•* «‘»Íes of winter ¡meetings und »ill poniti y men am 300 Ki .1 Hampshire baby chicks last I Invited to attend. Friday to raise for broilers Ml. Home C. E Herb. Forest Giove, win e pi evident. and Aitimi H»k. Ihllsboio. was tv Re elected to th«’ boar«! at th« isscH’iation me« ting w« ie Milton N Simon of Forest Grove and Chai I«' - J Herb of Forest Grov«’ E M M« cc.'ised. During 1940. 14 new federal land bank hums for $32.400 were dosed in W ishmgton county thmugh th«» Tualatin Valley a>>«»dation. St«M)k told th«» membership The associa- lentlm- putty giv<-n 11 .|im h holm• 1 i iday < is de.-ld'-d to challenge «•I Christian vs ilh them 1 ic memory e« nt est Hr i Ills filini«'«! motif fot th« nations in Jaquith home 1 drvotmns concerning lu game < Mrs Unico IL nor. d .Mountain Homo I adii-s' \ wit Ir Mr ■ Alex Ili ucc Thin . ternoon Fouitevn were pn Re\ and Mi Chmh « Fogg h i returne«! to their home here aft conducting a series of meetings Canby Th«’ evangelistic servir at Mountain Hom«' will begin m% Sunday, with the \oung minist an«l Ins wife in rharg«* lliillid.il tilclualed Mi und Mrs. Fred Hanse enter tamed Smul.n afternoon and eve lung with a pails in honor of In bn thd. > Twenty-eight relative GRASS SEED I.AWN GHASS Mixture* or Hiraishi Varieties Meadow and Pasture Grati Poultry Meeting Set for Beaverton Maintaining Illg cnees vei w ill be ill < ii.. FERTILIZERS miplcte line for laiwn and Field G I.is-. gg quality s birds on the floor I by N L Hrnnhni. ( he irgli BULK GARDEN SEEDS Farmers' Cash Store F«»ur yens of woi k « ject hav«» just bren <•< th«’ cxpci Im« nt ’«tatliin I'« union will «liseurs tl ■n loans $4tM*00 with face were paid tt during the »ar and creditable ingress in the duct ion of indebte less was mudo v other members. hook repel teil He reporte«i that th«' federal land bank had not acquired a single farm in Washington county in 191«» I. the bank sold •hool. county acquit«'«! ura ing The bank today jurse of th«’ landlord Howard Hi owning act« «! which accounts «y school superinterulent h he land banks in«lav in the absence «» total $100.000,000 of first inortgag loans outstanding in the four Pa cific northwest states Members of the association sav Special music a motion picture pnxiuced by th Portland Dairy Co-operative assu ening church ut«‘d by the Mi Approximately 140 persons at Shirley Taylor. tended the meeting. Noon luncheon was served by the ladies society of th«» Congregational church at Fin est Grove. Hides, Wool, Mohair, POTTERY DINNERWARE PIECE STARTER SET I small plates, I caps and 4 dessert dishes. Reg- 10 value. ()pen pattern. 2.98 20c • 30c 30c SPROUSB-REITZ STORES Witch Hazel Family Moves io Hillsboro W eshrn Organization— WITCH HAZEL Mr m J Mn Bill Guinn and daughter Arlene have moved to Hillsbon Witch Hazel bridge club Thursday afternoon al t he of Mrs. Volker Threi » tabi High bridgi* w 'i was held to Mrs consolation prize going Rood. Next meeting will be at the home of 5 is E A Christiansen Group io Select Session Delegate B. pinochle club met last at th«» horn» p ’ of Mt John Three tabh s <»f pinochh' Daly won high 19 will h «»nsolation An menta m attenti tl was won by Haze meeting ill b<» 1rs Nellie Ruth’« pincH'hh» club is aient me party for club s- and tl I t F. A national favorito for tho past 6 years. icing Invit all memb« friend. Firdale-Iowa Hill P inoso * on a check «hargc and lodged in jail Friday by State Sergeant Wal Calkins. who wu ill ter Hadfield and Deputy She: iff mother in • Dick Busch, has been released on at the home Portland, has return«« I home. his own Born to Mi. and Mrs Ray Hurdle Attorney Jones' hos- time for 8 5 PBOOF Wove put one over on the yardsticks Pepsi-Cola. What’s more, you get more. 12. full ounces in each big bottle. A nickel buys it. are four NEW be gay additions to the buick S pecial Line that I ability and standing by the yardstick distance from bump* r to bumper. m Bisma-Rex w w gives immediate .Not since Buick made ready the four new additions to its 1941 Sl’M IM. scries that arc built for big car garages ! relief from heartburn over-acidity and sour stomach that fre quently cause you discomfort, loss of efficiency and time. This scientifically prepared and pleasant- tasting antacid is an effective remedy in millions of homes. Keep fit with Bisma- Rex. 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