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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1941)
Hillsboro Legion Nine Cinches District Title T. V. Ten Claims Title Share in Softball Loon State Tourney Hopes Brighten Grovemen Add Fifth Win in With a i inch hold ori the Ih-trii t nior Legion bast-ballers thi- wee rtht ornine ui !< t <li-trie' playoff« H 11 b : i Oregon, July 17. 1941 Girl Softballers To Open 2nd Half Plans Made for League Picnic k Hill but <i Walther ning at Manning District Clerk Selected Mi. Top C. E. Holds Spider Web Party • i Demmin anti Mi* Henry’ Schu- it the shut ins for month. thur Guisko, horn? from army maneuvers in California, spent om until Sunday at ame before going back to Camp ¿faifa S ale ! flayhme ONLY D*va ITO JI Bl Of MB YOO^axaU B*lia*lM« Week of July 14-July 21 Zirner Gur>ke will be home to ■nd 10 days vacationing from ny duties this week, union Held gath- reunion and nie at Balm grove Friday. The elebrated V Ci umrn the vw Mr . Mr d.iuiihti the I 11 no* quick relief from dreomfort of muscular ;u h< and pains, sluggish h« adm hes, colds, nervous Miain from over exercise, get quick acting Rex- Seltzer. Feel “fit as a fid dle” <|uickly. You can get Rex Seltzer in the eco- Rex Rub i< a counter it the soda fountain. REX-SELTZER t ion of athlete's fool Try it today. 25 TABLETS REX-RUB 75 Take a DELTA FIRST AID KIT POISON OAK REMEDY ( Miaran 39' round Y u tn h i U B..h< t Sim: - Elmer Rev Rudolph Muhly. and their I families ing. With the exception of one son, all were present. The picnic I table was set for 40 members of three family and grandchildren. Mr. and X' Tin Henry Gurske family had Crumrine and children J. W Iber as guests Saturday and Sunday Bill and Mrs Fred Ken gene. : ielativcs of Mrs. Gurske, Mr. and alley View; M ;s Lucille Mrs. William Helmold and son and Mrs Mr on of Buell. Mr and Mr>. Jimmy. Mis. Marie Helmold. Mrs. son Stanley of Hillsboro. Mr am otson, Hodson McCoi :mck Doretla Eilers and Mrs. Freida Mrs Carl Wohlschlcgd and daugh Christensen and son Bobby, all ter Jean and their gu sts Latir. and th.* Simpson family of Sumner. Wash. M and Leota Sumner of Sunnvcres spending the week her Harry Nierman was home from wvrv party guests at th«* Finigan- Crumrme re she is staying w his studies at Monmouth Saturday Shuck home Friday evening. Mrs. Levi Saunders. and Sunday. Mr> Emma Ruchan of Portland. ui the Finigan-Shuck was taken Friday to th ■ Sunns sanitarium, near Hubbard for a veek's treatment. Mr: Jack Atkinson and son K« noth returned home last Mond. night from about a month s x i> with relatives in Montana Marvin Ornduff returned Frol. Get Your Sports Supplies In addition, there will be a hard ill game between picked girls' ams fr m Portland and Seattle. :e usual fu Id events with prizes fered to contestants and other cnic events may be expected, ac- Bat k at Goody's Goll - Tennis Camping - Hunting Badminton Fishing This Week’s USED CAR SPECIAL Portlander Buys Place at Scholls SCHOLLS — The Nylan home Weichbrodt the evening south of the Trask store has been purchased by a Mr. Eastman from Portland and is being renovated for a picnic on July 2’ early occupancy. Last Friday evening a group not yet definitely d< from the Newberg Epworth League joined greup from nr Muhly will conduct Scholls League to go for a hay wagon ride to Riverview park on Hinrichs enter the Tualatin, were in ning i the party. of Re and Tom Reed. accompanied by on and Betty Fristoe. .nd Mi Wendling and an auto trip to Twin Falls. Idaho, ■v. and Mrs. Melssinger and will be absent several days. Rev. and Mrs. Elmer A gcodly sized group of young d Karen. Mrs. Rudolph people from Scholls is planning to ■ v. George Reule and attend the Falls City Institute from d Mis Ruth Heuer. An July 26 to August 2. mr chime was presented mr guests from the min- Washington county. Brandaw Entertain Aid met Wednesday af- with Mis. Emil and Mis Dairy Creek Team Was Best Dressed' Kreitz Translerred the VACATIONISTS Old- □elation and the all the annual Oldtime ncmecoming and picnic. > year for Sunday. July : Lake park. :he illustrious ball play- r from the state of Oregon who will be seen in action at the pic nic i- Washington county's own “addy' Kreitz. one-time Chicago X star catcher. A big ime i - t between the Oregon d-time and Washington old Hill ff xami* there that d the hum h to dir • wire 26 of them. 10 « ents per plate, the din- can he reduced to a dol- and <enli» evaluation of Il's pleasure u ith the Hills- vi< lory— by anyone so math* - malic all y inclined. <1 It ■ Advertising merchants are fel- 1 lows who are not afraid of their price or service. It pays to buy ad- If 'ball play- vertised products. Mend those oldtin tin- wax llilKboros Raymond (Jarman Builds New Racer I or Soapbox Derby cording to advance dope, and the price per ticket is only 25 cents. Annual Oidi ime Baseball Picnic Set for Sunday Wimpy" Appetites Sated by Sewell II «>1 Sports ® HUNTERS! Get your guns ready for the fall hunting season! 1936 CHEVROLET PM ki p ORC Oils - Grease Guns - Shells Lay in your fall ammuni tion supply now! Watch for next week's special! 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