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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1941)
I Inn liny. A urn • i. PHI HILLSBORO AROUS. HILLSBORO, OREGON County Pickup Marks "Finis On Melai Drive New Crisis in Ilie Ear East Li. Muniord Called lo Army Medical (dinie At “Open House BANKS K rirn ’b Munf rd army ru urv** officer and ins ter at Or« gon State colb ge. co call -d eld .111 mi if min week -end i hi tuimiin will hr I and Mrs and Mr. Ray Li« n and Lay and Norman. Jimmy at th Lem home f r the Moore of and thi last week with Pat MeC rmack in Banks She returne in Portland Sumia by Pat, who will thus Banks Mothers' Club Picnic Set Friday Evening al Parsonage they rung from attended summ< r school Mr and Mr Clark and duughbr, Sheila Eli Hopkins and daughtci Virginia Marilynn Prick ett. and Mr and Mr- E E Hop- kins drove over the N'-ahkahm ■ highway At they attended the Kansas Cily Club Plans No Meeting KANSAS CITY will imi Harmo club month <.n members working < ut Louie Strohmay r a new combine and M i - M i family have moved into the Kail Shaffer house He is working for Ktlliodrls The Family ttie mines. .1 <»<k Privilege Pay" Plan Sought by Council Tilla mook and with Ren a nd tin aki- ^pprturd B E W < Mnling company that sire, t I» • improved mu, \\ H L !$hook and non Gayle guest* Wednesday of Mi. M ih Jor Duddrr of S ch . hk I home 30 f at the < îh nn M ohs n Ralph lin I the Mr improve ment olut Mis Mi Akris of with M l - Akers an dew.dk eia Jensen of Los letmned to het Job fathers the 38 Dodge Tudor Enjoy the thrills of perfect reception 38 Plymouth Coupe 36 Terraplane Sedan 35 Dodge Sedan 33 Essex Sedan 32 Chevrolet Coupe Don’t, pul up any longer with a radio that givi really enjoy our low prie < SPENCER You'll Im pleasantly GEORGE HIMES RADIO SERVICE With Western Auto Supply lili.I.»BORO MOTOR CO VSED CAR LOT Signal Oil Station S 3rd lelcphone 3511 Hillsboro c Two p.-rserjs were injured and Jack Hayden Naron. Hillsboro route 2. was arrested on a reckless driving charge early Sunday morn ing as the r.sult of an accident on the Tualatin Valley highway I's miles east of Hillsboro Elizabeth Schnber, Portland, driver cf the other car, sustained a head bruise and William Schnber suffered head and body bruises. If the want ads don’t do it, it can’t be done. Parolee in Court Washfast Colors! Clear As A Bell! RONDO PRINTS Sharpen up your scissors because you won’t want to waste any time after you see this crisp new array! Big prints, little prints, stripes, plaids and checks—everything un der the sun to make things to wear and things for your house. Smooth finish! Low priced! 36-inch! 19e SAVE ON J. P. COATS THREAD Regular Spools White or black. Sewing Thread 4c Large Spools White or black. Sewing Thread 8c SPUN RAYONS Marvin Tews Hurt In Auto Accident BARGAINS IN TODAY! Two are Injured In Traffic Mishap Monthly meeting of the Wash ington county 4-H club leader« will be held in the Hillsboro chamber A and F of commerce rooms August 12. at Thomas Johnson. 35. and n 8 p m.. according to Palmer Tor- 200 Haataja 49. jointly indicted vend, assistant county agent. A dis- clinic charge of attemptink to st Fin cussion of plans and preparations portal for the Washington county fair will Sunday was cuit R Frank P t be the major business to be dis- f ffiCLil day for the week pleading guilty to the Reports will also be given by the picnic committee and from brick the leaders who attended summer with un the county Johns' n bi! school with the 4-H club boys and val of the on good behavior girls. Gl» ammg 30 days time in addition rquq m« nt to that already served and Haataja special ri to b? paroled at the end of 50 days Grorge H Vanderp »>1, 43. pl ad- some th# m left with a more ed guilty before Judge Peters to for the technical a charge of larceny by bailee. Sen- i tence was continued to sometim? | Th in the future to be hereafter de- | rii avenue b tw en Main and termined by the court and defend- | ant was allowed his liberty cn I condition he make restituti n of an 1 M. E rving as automobile within 90 days, refrain estant to from use of liquor, make regular ' reports to the district attorney and : hai Dr he started his not use automobiles. prac < c 12 year> ago Employed as the Pitman-Ku Mi . Marjorie Pitman. Harry Floyd. 58, Seattle, on pa- Dr A O. Pitman is a native role from a life sentence in the •on. b rn January > 1901, Washington state penitentiary. en- t<-red a plea cf not guilty in Judg ’on <>f Mr «md Mrs William man H received grade and high R Frank Peters' circuit court last ■( h' oi e iucation in Hillsboro and week to a charge of contributing d at the University of to the delinquency of a minor. a pre-med ics major in 1921 Read and use Argus Classified Adali Foil w.ng graduation from the University and medical school, Dr Pitman s rved his internship in the Multnomah county hospital His firs! office op ned in Forest lat.r. he op ened he C -mmercial bank build- ,< ■ which he so reccntly va- Thru • children verv defi- nitely give Dr Pitman claim to the "family man" title. Dr F J Kabeiseman has been a-sociated with Dr Pi'man since 1937 H i - a graduate of the Creigh ton university medical school in Omaha. Nebr. and served his in ternship in the St Vincent** hos pital. Portland He is unmarried. 33e Light, medium pastels. NOW You Catt Wash Clothes 1/3 CLEANER 1/4 FASTER QUILTED Fall Wardrobe Brighteners! MATTRESS Avenue Prints PADS with this most beautiful modern Twin Size hiiUj WASHER USED CAR RADIO 4 H Club Leaders To Meet Tuesday Buxton Sontii > the St and was taken Wcdm sday ghth Vincent’s hospital in Portland. Mi tw eu Main and W it was found that the arm F M Ludiaw and ¡saltd in View ( badly swollen that it could K« niuwick. W ish.. tuiii.itn n <>f tIn days. The arm and agency but subs broke n in two different ward the improv in nt got under Mis. B B. Trrsham. Mis Trcs- ham and Mis. Ludiaw air sistris. way immediately The boy bowed plenty of grit and Bill and Evalynn an intention to by driving the hospital himself Irma Lentz attended the Red Head WP.\ Curbs wil after being injured. the week- end Evalynn remained at to a width of 30 fci Co-operate with your community left Monday morning Ordinance Adopted correspondent by turning in your s trip to the Oregon and Crater Lake with Mr and Mis important news happenings, it is Oak and impossible for the correspondent to I 30-foot Walnut with contact for local newj .ipproved items Be sure that the item is real news and not just a mere day s visi. i rdi.uinee calling tation within the county or to Port attar of some short with the city mat land. noy for study. (.its Appointment Freeman, former police H chief and recently appointed h mpi rm y granted permission permanent council a] it on the lot bclw t up h«»nv c mpany and the fppoinlnu nt city hull and tn hold in<’ tings im thru pi nod providing said ington meet in dose by 10 o'clock night- Francis Sturgis, that a system <f B Svvvnth D;iy Adventist courtesy tickets be instituted for ■ all-night parking if guests on ■ Tliird avenue in front of the hotel m a musical group to circulât« Hu ugh the residtntial district m ti ilin, ids and receiving and Chief of Polie • W W Weav- er to h.« worked out in conference of ciHitractor in with Mr Kelley ’I he < lv fathers wiring and I >1 u tn h 11 ig before tip ri commendai i n of Manager Bur 40 Plymouth Coupe marshal ney that either th ■ fir, allowed expense.' or Ine chief hr 40 Ford Tudor effective on to attend the fire chiefs' conven- ton al Bond on S ph mb r 15 to all such work done within the 39 Pontiac Sedan and that th,' other be allowed 'I lie rcque.-l wa a coinmitlv ■ coin| » । «I 39 Chevrolet Tudor Reno. Nev. A II Chiefs' c, m nlion Griffith, J I. «S irey 10. confer Busch with instructions BRING YOUR Larceny Ailempi Brings Jail Terms for Pair Lou Wear ard Marshall McIver ar? w rking at a logging camp near Round Top. Mr and M। • Mr and Mr- Zelb rt Baker and ary Bell and children and Mis N J Griffin children Corinne Ann and Ronald. l»«nt Thursday and Friday with Mr and Mrs W.liter Albrecht and Mr and Mrs Harry Whitfield and son Blaine and Mr and Mrs M rle Mis. Etta Edwards left Tuesday Sunday Mr Rabuck picnick d at Taft Sunday held church morning by bus for an (‘Xtended with her (laughter. Mrs. F driving a log truck. Hamblin, at Agnew, Cal., (near How ml McDonald n spi ndim. house. Finta a < » k with Mi and Mt Pete Return Home suffered Mr • ’ d Mr 1 p Br idv and Mi- Ton Una. Darrell and Elaine. fracture last week. Edwin Quier, who left for Burns «fieri Ross and Phyllis Sheeley job driving Banks kit truck for the Edward Hines with Mis •n and daugh- r company Hines. He Mr I Mrs Norman month, returned home had been employed since high family in Myrtle P int M rs Mr Mrs Dian SJlers and fl Dodson school was out at the Ellis Billy and D>nn.« ai i Mi Evalynn be with her daugh-. lor farm Hear Banks. f ... H E Quier is shearing sheep ter. Mrs. Ear W /Jr .,. near Gold Beach. He expects to werk ily. Mr Am. Mr and Mr C H H imilton arc be there until about August 20. Mr and Mi Mi-s Esther Quier. Erling Kum and Taft this week and M mer and Vernon Raymond visited the It ft i building Everett. Wish to urday They were overnight guests th Ravin nd Vandcrzanden horn Thev will return to Banks Mrs Kobert Key and two Iitti, of Miss quier sister, Mrs. Claude for a further visit before return- sons Dale and Darrell of Ver Reinvehl. mg home. noma spent Mr. and N lack Whiteside. at the e Jesse and sen 1: Martin Jackson home at Top Hill Darrel LeRay and Willy and Mr rell return d I Saturday fr >m this week while Mr. Key has gone and Mrs. B. Cleo. a e k Visit wi'h ' friends m 1 Pendhton to haul nard and Bernice and Miss Naomi halvin m weeks. Canby attended the annual picnic Ray mond of the King-Cox clan at Silver- I spending t hii k in Portland ton Sunday. visiting and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Porter and Baker « working for family Portland Man- his brother, Roscoe Baker, of near ning friends over the week-end. Gaston in his .sawmill, h he The Porters are former Manning M.irvin 'I as . 15. son of Mr and recently moved to a loea- Mr Herman « f Hillsboro, tion fur the winter. ufft red a crushed left arm Mi. a nd Andrew M.i i tin Advertising merchants are fcl the automobile which h • was and little daughter Lorenc Et hei lows who are not afraid of their I spent Wednesday and Thursday price or service. It pays to buy ad- at Netarts vacationing. vertised products. If II I in-,doling I tilini.- Page Three *49 Here s the grandest selec tion of gay. tubbablc prints imaginable at this price! Cute nursery designs . . . classic dets and clever geometries’ It’s a real all purpose fabric at an all- time low price. Full size $1.25 Flour Squares Unhemmed Unbleached Rr« Mangled OC PHESE FEATURES—Apex Lovell Wringer. Bunning Mechanism and Baked Enamel Chassis J. T. (Jack) FOSTER ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES — FARM MACHINERY Illi I SBOKO Phonc American Legion Junior Baseball Tourney Here Legion Field—Saturday and Sunday SOCKO THE SEADOG G'WAN OPEN 'ER UP CAP SOCKO! MAYBE VER UNCLE LEFT 1 CHA . f A PRESHISS FAMILY -------- . HAIRLOOM ’ ' maybe it ' s G old / By Tedd] VAVBE IT'SATREJIR CHEST WOTS Fl LT X WIT ROOBIES, HUM?
