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HILLSBORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO. OREGON Pagre Two Gunless Army Trains At Laurelwood Conscientious co-operators" they are called—the men of this little army. They drill without guns i hi ' object to taking up arms. Rather would they sa\e live» than take them so they are being trained tor service in thi' arms medical service. All the foregoing refers to a little army of just :M men Leedy Granaers V. F. W. Leaders Green Mountain Ray Gunther Visit Post Here Grange io Meet Home from Prepare for On Saturday Pomona Meetnin Duly in China Vacant Building To Get Tenants Ciiy to Make War On Fire Hazard Mrs. Mann Rites Due Here Friday North Plains Advanced to Clerk e cn hans go mg t to our national i I he men m serv- Mr Prescriptions W .'I" I nt were I..-ms ■mmander of i. Department a n d Depart- Harry Windua. ahw from Tualatin W Department spoke s-.ressmg Killing your pre < rip is our uii'plv inj’ >re iii'i’il - •sc w Bui- Mr and sith' Civil Defense Enrollment On; Seek Aluminum M KIXl EY-EI MONICA " i '.. n f r Wa> ingioi has bi Cedar M II this v eastern Reg- Mr r Ruth James, i -n.i are making at t Capta.n .mJ M M ss Ellen McCann spent 11 i man aick with her sister. Mi Betty McCann, of Portland cuts. Vlteml < am cnlion Home I rom South Mr and Mrs Ed Kommer and ■ m.i M: d Mr- Emery Wa-h w.ri of r parents .1. Im VV ik ■■ Mr and Mrs urdav. Born. t. Mr. ami Mr- Ed Smvj •ounty k.il 'Evelyn 1)1 - xli i i a'. Eoi. ospitai Juts M E b. co named Judith Jdaugl'.ti r of Mrs home ami Mi• J in Walker Tract. rue Sk r< pa of Manning Mr: Turk is visiting her on in the same tract Mr- B ld W lll.im.- M: ». Gi rtrude Wetzler of s<-■ "■le s y -i- "4 tier parents. Mr •md Mr- B B Reev Heine un I urlough Road. •r Sc I eld V w ith the I i«ht Hi me» i< » Sold U S army. >me Eight more homes were • ll in the Reeves Los- P tract from K . y Mr and Mrs pousor Vhiininuin Drive vent A i aluminum drive will b? spon- n d by th • Cedar Mill commu- Mr a Mrs Hob. ni tv b and ion. Ram., r. A Mr and M nome of M m • Sh.pley E and Mrs. been visiting I Miss E id Mrs several weeks. Ernest Bi son arc them. ing :n Ashland Mr- Jack Mover and 1>. nna J an .orge Foege and David Edigar ef The Dalles were Wedm lay building an extension on their vi-Hors f Mrs Meyers’ uncle. Em a: Cedar Mill. met Shipley Mrs Phil Parmley M. iss Eleanor Hamel and her and Clinton of T.llamo >k visited 1er. Mr.- Fred Hamel, Mr and at s. S .p! y home W> dn . lay Mrs 1. u Hamel and Mr> Lydia C»mby k-end. I John Walters si ll Home and Mr John Wa mother, Mr.- Clau H gg 4th. He left for T. R f the old Wal Mr and Mrs F *on Is on Ryderwood. Wa-h . .Road Mr. Mr. and Mrs. M E mother. Mrs. C a dinner Mr. and Mrs E Mi Hermenia li.: ikley and noma spent the w, William Mr Hollenbeck A ■ia. who are ■ck. birthday M -s Eleanor Powell and M uf Mrs. Elsi M. vers f Willamina v ?.! and Mrs. at the Fred B< nefiel i and R Minnie of Burton home- F J e S- Mr and Mr» F Bn • Engagemint Announced Mr and Mrs Gvor; btruger Mr and Mrs R J e -Saturday nigh fur an Del! is Cornuti, w yuncement party, Hing if the in a mill accir igagement of Miss ! months ago. retur and Sam Lewi; of S attic- Lumber cum- Mr. Mrs Henry pany Monday. Erling Kmimi-r employ' । on the night shift at the Oregon- Frank Zimmerman and Sam American mill at Vernom.i. Lewis of Seattle, Mr and Mrs George Foege and daughter N r- Birthday < elebrated Mrs. Carrie McGill cel -brated ma. Mr. and Mrs. Butim furmsh- her birthday anniversary Monday ed accordion music for dancing. M and Mrs. G. L. Drake and in Portland with her -i-ter M: . r Lorraine and little son Tom Goodin of near Hillsboro Mr. and Mrs. Will Pratt and Wil Bran accompanied Mrs. Drake's er. Mrs H E Moore, and Mr lard. who have been staying at the ■-re f Rainier to Gearhart this home of Mrs. L- inard Pratt d ir- ,ng berry harvest, have returned Ho their home at Battle Ground Birthdav Celebrated Mrs. Leonard Pratt and ihnson and Henry John- Wash s gave their sister. Mrs. Shirley drove to Fullerton, Neb . Chn H ander, of Portland recently for Mr. Pratt, who will surprise party on Tues- i spend the next three months here iv night. Sir and Mrs, N. P. Johnson gave dinner party Saturday evening. - ns. R ger and vacationing at home. FARMINGTON The Farmington f C ; r Mill, Eunice Clark Community Welfare club will not an i Bill Ul< omqu.A of Portland hold meetings for the ; urnmer nd Dor - Ruhndorf of Eugene. months. Next meeting will b * held Ed Lehman and small sen Lee in September. came h' me from the Emanuel hos- Mrs. Verne Jmith and baby son this week, where both were returned last W< in day from a H old and Ralph Wiesenfluh and trip t > Gilford M nt where they M- Ivin Hansen returned this week visited Mrs Smiths parent.-, Mr from an nut > trip to Reno. Nev. and Mrs. Pete Bakk i. Mr. and Mi Ed Hoffman and They v..-ited Harold and Ralphs father, who is ill. .on. Harold and Gordon of Dufur Mi.- Dan OM .ra has her aged -pent the week-end with Mi Hoff mother. Mrs Webber, in her home, man's mother. Mr Mary Robinson, here. due to tiie dint - . f her sister. Mis and other relati Aurelia Wi bbc r. Mr and Mr Walter Haney and Allen Jackson, who lives on the ■ n Sprague of Darlington. Idaho. id. in St. Vincent's Mrs. Clara Long of Arco. Idaho, Portland with a broken and Mrs. Lewis Ferri of Boi.-e. km - iffer d in a fall at the Idaho. are guests at the Smgrr- is a pile- Hardin home. wer • culled here for the funeral of Mr S whdt d dred m bdbq since Isaved dll that monen on mi| life insurance lod n zzz .. B oli whdt I'll do with the 50%* I saved at the First Ndtiondl1.11 US') IHAN *1000 We CONCRETE WORK Our Specialty too big or too small! Culvert and Sever I Building Block« Registered Ph armai ist on Duly at All Time»! Wal vacation Farmingion Group Discontinues Meets * *1000 OR MORt li .i V m o n J H \ HUBER who durii ♦ have undergone rigid training in battlefield medical w ik it the Laurelwood academy gi mnds n<. . Gaston. Xot Seeking "Out" Three regular army officers have been training the men. Al! of draft age. the* men are "ccr.se.cntiou- objectors" to military training of the conventional type but t ley at Mrs in this looking for no easy boro for 83 national emergency. Funeral ser- Sam I vices were held edneaday in Instead of waiting the Donelson and to tell them what if mili- with interment in the Hillsboro they can perform in Build tary training, they are training .tor Janie: binldm service they would like to render Surviving .ire her husband. T —service which lack> none of the A. McCourt: one soi H. Me. beautiful new Wa! peril of the regulation soldier's Camish of Ashland: one daugh- nell road ms job—in the army medical corps. ter. Helen Simon. Eugene: tw > Me Conway. Dr. anjl Mi Mrs. Margaret Rame«. Day after day. these 34 men have sister: gone into imaginary battle in which : Grant Pass, and Mis Alice Hod- H. Ruhen.Ion and daughter Mil M: - they have seen grim reality as ges. la's Angeles. Cal. and tw N. P. Johnson. Meade. Gran "wounded" men fell in fighting brothers. T. B Mr and Mrs. Arthur Schulz imi hat Piss and H V. Meade. Mod -■ lines before them. The; daughter Miss Jeanette Schul.- •’moved up" with medicai mppli. Cal. Survivors also include t« and one gre and stretchers to bring back these grandchildren and Mis Reynold Rust of Poi t suffering soldiers and they have grandchild. administered first aid before load- born land spent l ist week-end at Tak i ing the soldiers on stretchers for Au juat 11 1887, m Wisconsin na lake. a hurried trip to a waiting ambu came to Hillsboro in 1'7» and ( alii, ruians Guests lance behind the front line. Mi and Mis Stanley Crawfii. married to T. A McCourt in this of Stockuin. C.il . were guests of city April IS. 1S94 Reality Seen Mr. ind Mis. Frank I-iukett fot Of course, it has all been "drill" a week. Last Friday they took a and not real at all. but that there trip to Timberline. is a taste of real war in their make-believe maneuvers can be seen in their faces and in the seri- ous manner with which they face their given problems The men, all Seventh-Day Ad The former Columbia Foods store ventists. pay all their own cn Main street between Second penses. Their “barracks" :s the and Third avenues is soon to have academy. They have supplied their tenants. W th b: S heat adding own uniforms and trained on their verity summer fire 1 Workmen under Adolph Mohr, own time. It is only a tacit under contractor. Wednesday started al i- Mana J W Barm standing with the U. S army that terations which will divide the need T if and when any one of these business front into two shops, cne ycung men may be called by the to be occupied by ti n? . the hazard a rr UH draft that he will be placed in the now located at 238 the city. medical service. Under po granted by mut avenue, and the oth er to be rented .They are "conscientious - by J. L. Anderson, . jeweler, who pal crdmai not ces are b opera lets." sen: out th: closed out his jev Main street last yea: material is con: dered n Remodeling of the ard. The notices pected to take about azards be rem y streamlined effect will modernize the exterior appearance and s me in renovation will be done inside, ac cording to E J McAlear, owner workmen to r Mrs. Isabella McKay Mann. 75 cf the building. assess the ce resident of Hillsboro route 5 for 34 Ba years, died Wednesday after a short ' illness. Funeral services will be. held at 10 a. m. Friday in the Don- elson and Sewell chapel. Rev. A. J I Sullens tfficiating. with interment ■ant was n Sandford in the Riverview cemetery. Port home k on land. i MUI. West Slope. Tigard and North the y »•ay back from California. Mis om Stewart, who undei - Surviving are one son. Norman Hillsb ro route 5; three daughters. Impressed with the urgency of went major operation at the Mrs. Jessie M Withycombe. Port the nations defe program. Portland general hospital, returned land: Mrs. Margaret M. Williams county defense council is urging home Friday Miss Marjorie Meek Tigard, and Mrs. Gene M Ross. that citizens planning to enroll m is looking after her beauty shop. Redmond. Her husband. Jarnos this impertant service do so im Miss Eugenie Cyph r i tum-J Mann, died in 1931. mediately. It is hoped that registra home last Saturday from a 12-day Isabella McKay was bom Janu tion will follow swiftly enough trip to San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Dave d ary 19. 1866. in Scotland. She came within the next few days that key- to the United States in 1885 and men and women can be selected Dickie left Monday mornim. was married a year later at Pendle soon to head the various divisions Milton, where he is forema ton. The couple came to Washing of work which the hem; defense company. ton county in 1894 and established setup will handle. All persons, men and women. 18 Mrs Minnie Blake has gone their home on Hillsboro route 5 in years of age or over, are eligible to i 1907. to Bay City for a three wed.s" register. C. T. Richardson of Hills- , visit with her son and dauglnc.-- baro is county chairman of the in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blake. civilian defense campaign. Harry Johnson, substitute clerk at No business firm should send out the Hillsboro post ffice for the past An advertisement says ‘students a letter without its being on a three years, has been advanced t o supply that plus energy with deli printed letterhead and in a printed a full-time clerk's position, it was cious. wholesome, chocolate milk.*’ envelope. It lends dignity to the announced this week by Postmaster Then they waste it by dancing the business and gives it go d adver- L. T. McPheeters. 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