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Pago Two HILLSBORO ARGUS. HILLSBORO, OREGON Few Home Sites Cornelius Library Adds New Books Church Picnic Left; Eastern Junior Girls Collect Old Aluminum Next Sunday People Visit At Shute Park JRNELIUS libraria! McKTNI.EY-ET.MONL A of over 80 homesites la: the Walker have been sc >ld mt in ern all but : pent the w< in the Ceos Richard Sc Mr. and Mr' c-end with relati ly area. ggs. oldest son H E Scruggs. gon Eli Railroad Mr igg' will follow him here Los Angeles, where tin Thtir-«lny. County Fair Plans To Be Made Tonight Edna Ri" Mr I M 4 .if Flear and Church Milwauk 'ii's Call. Ra .it Mum underwent bring un ope I Thursday Krank son are v Mi and William the coast M inn and will hold in The Met a picnic Sai. Matinee Prices 20c Hillsboro. ••LOVE BEGINS AT 16! "ill be communion Women'« Ohioans Visit Aloha Family Lutheran Services Held Every Sunday iblrs Mrs. Freda C. Austin BEAVERTON Frciia William TRACY PLUS ■’minerei the "harv demi com .en Committer 1. r W >men": Hubert W, M rley treasure and Mrs cc mm i Brandaw. M Evelyn Pas Shattuck M charge of all ditimal conin’ Front BENNETT'S ibes The fi - of Miss D oi Hurd Mi M SWEET SHOP WHO WILL PAY! involved in tomobile accident FOR porches WOOD, CONCRETE, LINOLEUM) JOHNSON’S ^¿ENAMEL** J wear, can be washed repeatedly. Beautifies and protacts. IN ALL POPULAR SHADES HILLIS HARDWARE Hardware - Home Appliances - Furnishings CORNELIUS, OREGON CHAS. L. WALKER Phone 1732 Hillsboro 112 S. 3rd August 3, i. S 2 BIG SHOWS am rwo TH^ A MARDI GRAS OF GAIETYI Romane* tunad to th« mo it. f am «d hit» of.. JEROME KERN Witness Fees » oil Appeal Bond A Briefs Judgment Other uninsurable losa •Could you post full collateral in amount of judgment t< an appeal bond? 1XM RE MIUI ( \K IX AMERK LX WITH RUSHLOW INSURANCE WAGONS 7 DAYS THURS., July 31, thru WED., Aug. 6 Adults, 30c NIG BOGART SYLVIA SIDNE EDDIE ALBERT JOAN LESLIE w ¿'recto, l^G) with these fop names BOLGER I ^ iohn CARROLL I HORTON Q INESCORT » WESTLEY ■ Edward Everett Frieda WARNER BROS.’ Fir»t National Picture Helen —and— THE HARTMANS ■ VENETIAN THEATRE WED. ONLY, August 6th Adults 15c TWO MAIN ATTRACTIONS Jean •vOW ..<1^’ DON AMECHE BETTY GRABLE ROBERT CUMMINGS and 5**”* 0«*^. GOOOy Charlotte Greenwood • Jack Haley Carole Landis • Cobina Wright, Jr. Oirnttnd b, Wollt, long Prodvetd by Horry Joo Brown TWfNTIfTH CtNTURY FO* PICTURE PLUS — News I ray BARGAIN NIGHT AGENT Every Form of Protection 10c and 30c Court Costs you can save 20 to 25% on Fire Insurance costs ! 85% of all fire» are caused by carelessness; a few are due to the nature of the occupant, or to condition of the building. This type of property represent» only a small portion of all property and is not insured by this com pany. On other types of insur able property this strong, legal reserve company offer» the strongest of fire protection st a saving of 20 to 25%. VENETIAN 1 OU /'¡trough special purchase, we offer BUY NOW SAVE MONEY WILLIAM BAADE A REPUBLIC PICTURE Continuous Show Sunday—Starting at 1:30 I’ ARE Gallon S2.49 LYNN MERRICK SUN. - MON. - TUES. members In cas DON/^ BARRY MOON OVER MIAMI” Mr- Jun Mrs Children, 10c Exe«pl>onal value. Full-bodlad varruh by Makers ot Johnson'e Wax. Rich aloee, line wearing properties. For lloore wood- JL Edgar IUCHANAN Continuous Show Sunday — Starts at 1:30 ALL minus9 p°cLed fo- Mot'ha 0 DRISCOLL Hill Theatre ALL-PURPOSE VARHISH '°uoh. with Edith FfHOWS Josephine HUTCHINSON Aliar Society Meets This Afternoon JOHNSON'S '76' going arn was blown fr >m its found ist winter during a wind sto Oiling, Graveling Of Sireels Done JOHNSONS until 6 P. M luti' spent Birhda» Celebrated husband M W Henry Hoffman W«dn icd fr:e Mrs. Alice Beach . f and children. Mr and Mis Adolph ty during the week, the occ S D who has been Hoffman and Miss K, veily Trites being Mr Huber's birthday son. W A. Beach, and have returned from a vacation Hoffma n. k versary Guests were Mr and Mr 'IS recently She will meet the rest of her Frank Reverma of Portland, M Mr and Mrs E aughn and iw there and return home. and Mrs Ed Henderson of Cl Limili. Mr and Mrs Ralph l.a- Mr and Mrs H A Chambc Grove. Mr and Mrs Emery Crone of Oklahoi t M and Mr> Robert is spending mont of Forest Srove. Mr and Mr. and Mrs Thomas Gal Bvr s and W and Jim Bai spent the week-end Rockaway Henry Herring, Mr and Mr« Mar Hills Portland tin Hermens ai Mr and Wunderlich .1 Dick Kunkle Mrs. Marv Daniels and niece and Mrs Char Wil- week-end cal Teresa Lesser of Ft. Worth Tex Miss Florence. Mr . nd M liam Vanlom. Mr and Mi were guests of Mr. and Mrs Dreeszen Vanlom. James. Robert and Jerry Olds Martha Mr and Mr> Vanlom. Leland Jacobsmuhlen. Ed webel and Donald Cobb of Esta- 1 cada were Sunday guests of r the ward 'I’romley. Chet Henderson week of Mr and Mrs. and Carl and William I. -g Olds. ALOHA-HUBER Miss Margare man Mr. and Mrs Lester Adams and Mrs. Chartrey Honored Billy Barlow is mio The pot-luck club complimented ice McLean of family at Glen-Eden and us Newport beaches during last week Mrs Norbert Chartrey with a show Cleaveland. Ohio, are visiting th.’ir with Mr and Mrs Sigvart Kleppe and er at the home of Mrs. Ashley Jack- brother and « «'er-m-l law Mr and Wish Mrs Angus Mol i . children .Edward and Helen spent The L M Vasseur Thompson of park ,mi the week at Ocean Lake and New- Ausbv and VerboorL M .i Kalsch of moved to Lang aient Endeavor camp near Fern Hill. Mrs A Shcrb of Gales Birthdays Celebrated Returns from Illinois Mrs. Sam Rich gave a dinner Creek. Mrs Ole Olson. Mrs Oliver Move from Washington Miss Thelma Thumps Mr and Mrs A L. M.i party on the Andrew Eggiman Cartwright. Mr« Carl H. ffman. Mrs. John Oppenlander. Mrs Don tional. Wash, took up iturday from Moline. lawn last week, in a joint celebra Engelen. Mrs Pete Susbauer. Mrs. this week in the Mrs I tion of the 77th birthday of Mr Laura Jackson and Miss Virginia on S ath Wheeler avent months Eggiman and the 9th birthday of Chartrey. Mr and M F ’in and M Return to >’>Ulll Dakota her son Bruce. Thirty-seven guests Girls Collect Aluminum Helen Johns and relatives enjoyed the affair. Haynes The Junior 4-H giri- rc- Mrs. Rich Honored beth left M nd.lv for sponsible for the collection of Mr and Mrs I King spent in Scotland. South Duk Mrs. Lawrence Glaske and Mrs. it L ng Beach. visit here with Mr. and Albert Schmidt gave a shower for aluminumware here, Lucille Mann. Haynes. Mr.«. David Rich last Friday eve president, assisted Mrs. Chester Wash. M «s Farlow of ning at the home of Mrs. Glaske Dreeszen. leader, in managing tht Birthday Celebrated collection. ek-end visitor i Thirty ladies were present. Mr and Mrs Edware and Mrs L. W Berrv Here From East Mr and Mrs. Chester Dreeszen Birthday Celebrated and Mr: Eleanore Rich, daughter of Dr and Raymond were surprised this W Blair of Fon his fifth Mark Rich. of Harrington Pak. week by a visit from Mr. and Mrs accasi n being M birthday anniversary Blair's 76th is visiting her grand- Lewis Rohrback and son Carl, of is neighbors parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rich Carroll. Iowa Sunday the group ‘ were his Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Gould and went to Nelscott. whore they were small son Melvin spent the week guests at the Joseph Fulloms. The Colorado Woman Visits Miss Edith Banter of Cortez. Col end at the beach. Rohrbacks remained with Mr. and is making an extended visit wit: Californians Visit Mrs Willho Reed at Newport for a her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Phoebe McCoy and daugh Walter L Banter. ters Helen and Jov of Pleasan Birthday. Birth Same Day The Lutheran Mr and Mrs M McNamara . f thi church will ton. Cal., and Mr and Mrs Wal church each Mrs. Clifford Heard celebrated ter Sharp of Los Angeles are vis her birthday anniversary Monday Farmington road are moving into ; Sunday morning following Sunday iting Mr and Mrs. Jesse Hansen i at her heme. Her sister. Mrs. Jack school. Rev. Craxbury filling this week. Both Mrs. McCoy and Trip, of Portland gave birth to a Move to Tualatin Ted Willard and family- have the pulpit for the .summer. Mrs. Sharp are aunts of Mrs' Han- baby girl the same day. On No be moved to Tualatin. up after an illness. vember 30. Mrs. Trip celebrated her Mr. and Mrs C. W K ch birthday and Mrs. Heard gave birth Sunday at Taft. to her daughter Janet the same Mrs. Verna Kis :ell and baby of day. Portland are vis: her brother Mrs. Ellen Edwards. Mr.«. Leia and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs E Smith Mrs. A. J Oliver and Mrs. E Reilly. Edith Burbank left Saturday Mr. nd Mr: Jame Blackburn CORNELIUS—The Altar Society Astoria, where they visited Mrs. Sonda • annual Ind of St. Alexander s church will mi CORNELIUS Mi.«. Alice Ber Adeline Hathaway On Sunday they Pow-Wow at T.hi Illihi park. Sil -:z z Thursday afternoon with ger, ,4. resident of this commun went to Falls City Epworth League Indian reservation. Most of the 500 Susbauer. the clam in attendance were Indians of the ity. died Friday. Funeral services Institute and t > Nt ar Mrs Julius Moore and new son I various Oregon tribes dressed in were held Sunday in the Forest chowder feed. have returned home from the hos Ohio Folk Guests । ribal garb and festal regalia. An pital Giove Undertaking company chap Miss Edna Ruth. Miss Polly Pur object of interest was , a hand- el with interment in the Forest Buddy Keim is staying with dy and Mr and Mrs. Joseph Schned- turning kitchen stone mill given View cemetery. Emery Pate of Mulino. Indians in 1860. which at Home from East Surviving are two daughters, ker of Portsmouth. Ohio, spent the Mrs. Dera E Gross. Seattle. Wash week at the mountains and Silver hat time dered a Miss Jacqueline Barker who has and Miss Oleva Berger. Cornelius; Creek Falls Mr. and Mrs. J Ruth stride from the primitive stone mor been visiting relatives in the of Cleveland. Ohio, also spent the tar and pestle of thfir ancesb a son. Roy W. Beaver Creek; six has returned horn?. Conrad William Gustafson grandchildren: four great grand- week here and Saturday went to Wallace Greig f Camp Murray children: three sisters. Mrs. Ag Lodge W’aunia at Lake Washington. Wednesday f,,r Seattle for spent his furlough with his parents. training in nes Mcllvaine. Cornelius; Mrs Sunday they went around the loop liminar Cua M: and Mrs Arthur Greig. Cora Block. Hamilton. O. and Mr.- and dined at Timberline Lodge, Guard. Mrs Chuck Stewart of Portland Mrs. J. M Gustafson acc'm Edna Culbertsop. Fowler. Ind. and They have all been guests of Mr p nt last week with Mr. and Mrs paren "«. Mr. and Mrs Cliff rd Heard and family. one brother. Harvey Mayer. In- and Mr«. C C. Ruth. Mrs. Schned- panied ker and Miss Ruth are nieces of dianapolis. Ind. d. during "that week " here. o cool Rockaway. Alice Augusta Mayer was born the Ruths. Mr- Dale Sigler and daughter Mrs. L. R Emme of Gladstone. February 24. 1867. in Pennsylvania. Dordhy Clare, and A Colantoni of She was married to William Ber Mrs. Bertha Rice and Mrs. Mary Portland were Sunday guests at the ger at Mendota. Ill.. jn 1883. and Kinney ,,f Portland. Miss Ethel H.n- Red Cross Center Sigler-Brandaw home. Miss Sigler the couple came to Oregon in 1912 shell of Milaca. Minn., and Mr and Appreciates Help Mr. Berger preceded her in death. Mrs. Claude Rice of Sp kane were ■ Beaverton ladies are helping with had just returned from a two months' trip t Wednesday guests at the Bertha Red Cross sewing at the sewing choral group. WeidewitBch home center, according to the committee Mrs. Helen Austin has moved into in charge, and Mrs. Ruby Boyd the Haynes apartments. gave $10 donated by her club. Two Here from South Mr. and Mrs Homer Witt and pair of pinking scissors have been and a number of dresses CORNELIUS The city has just Mrs. Jennie Witt of San Gabriel. purchased, have been cut. ready to sew Any finished oiling and graveling some | Cal., were house guests of Mrs. Al one desiring to sew is requested to fred Dore for the week. They en of the streets. come to the room in the Hillsboro Miss Beth Cochrane and Miss joyed trips up the Columbia River city hall each Wednesday. The i-ucille Mann have been suffer highway and to Bonneville dam. J. C. Barnard has moved into' committee wishes to thank people ing from bad cases of sunburn. for the interest shown. Mrs. E. A. Deaville, Mrs. Ed < the Albert Bunning house. Ball and Lilia, Mrs. Albert Gra 1 Mrs. M C. Barnes of Elg.n was a guest during the week of Mr. Ed- Betty Gardner. Violet Lundin ham and Eldon, Mrs. Mattie Gloria Campbell. Erma Jean Wii- Smith and Miss Grace McCor- na Russell Mrs. Rudolph Schultz will spend hams J anne Newman. June Wells mick picnicked at Balm Grove the week-end with her son and and Shirley Halvorson spent frem Thursday. new daughter-in-law. Mr and Mrs Sunday to Wednesday at Camp A. Miller and Esther and Anna Francis Schultz of Eugene. Guests Westwind near Otis. Mollie O'Don of Dryden. Wash.. . , ...... .......... . guests during the week of Mr. and Mrs. during the week of Mr. and Mrs. ' nell left Wednesday Schultz, were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul remaining Frank Boge. Miss Esther a week-end guest of Mis. E. A. Schultz of Portland and Mr. and Mrs Allen Evans of Condon Deaville of Hillsboro. Visit in South No Damage Mrs. Georg? Barnes and M The fire department was called Jeanne are visiting in California. to the Howard Olanie ,. uillc home Mrs. O. E. Griner visited Satur Thursday morning for a chimney day with her son-in-law. Tony An fire. No damage was done. dersen. at Portland in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mrs. Martha Mann and Mrs. Mat Anderson was seriously injur?d last tie Smith visited at the beach week n a mill. Mrs. Griner's grand daughter. Katherine Brooks, is her Wednesday. house guest frem Portland. L isit Yellowstone Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gnoss and Duane and Jr- Howard Olanie and the owner of Mr. and Mrs. Multon of children left this week few Hillsboro pent Sunday at New- weeks' trip. They will take in k selected risk Yellowstone park. Jr. and Mrs. R. Selfridge Mrs. Alice Berger Cornelius, Dies VENETIA I THURS. - FRI. - SAT., this week I Hht ks have com« 's books and w men added as !• "T1 ci Came to i River Stet ill Blan "Faus Trail s End. Bov. A Dr Witho Pi-mier. B Mvstirv of Boy 's B. ok < Tannock Named Fire Warden 31. IH1 Cartoon Selected Short Subject ;r ^ thrh fAY WRAY . WALTER WOOLF KINS 10SOHA SEIDEL . ASTRID ALlWYN W If pro PLUS !i "SCOTLAND YARD The Most Amazing Mystery Scotland Yard Was Ever Asked to Solve!
