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About The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1941)
Scholls Merchant Has Close Call How io Get Rich Elisilig us Vsr Argus Ads to l ind Bargains . . You II Sav St IplLI.S Being roused from his bed to supply gaso Hillsboro, Oregon, Thursday, August 14, 1941 line to a supposedly stranded motorist nearly proved dis aslrous to \\ . A. Bunm'll, Scholls slorckecper, al 2:45 Friday morning, when two thugs attacked him with a gun and a ■ lub Tlie gunman thrust tin • No Sfi/fs Here ''take a walk with bun. but lb sti 11 kimpri grappled with him him fn m behind with a duh Otti« i th«- furtlx-r attempt to enter Ilie stun in hut i found it Wa vrvrr, iim the atta« k in th«* full light finni thr th«' a Ilie offle Bunnell unhurt «x< bnilHi*H on hiM Nhoultl«*!, when n11neki*i h flub Mtiuvk Itiin Mi M i - M is ami Mrs Alvin Hall and Reta Ci ane of Bui litigami- McCann home the in the flieh I of the lutici condition the till Ml it ohi i inches, and Koss ■O Hiles Bretthaiiei Mrs had niece Mi Ml Stani« v Guild unis Mr and Mi Burbank. Cal then ufi tune Mn c dannimi siting hire BANKS Bank i rade and high cliff »1 will begin S' ptemb’T 2 E H Kauffman re-longl« d the ■nee of Mr and Mis N Bei 11 d it and Wade Williams nd his boys knew they had had a Hillsboro and with Wa hmgton coun- ing Jim and Judge Kerkman bi inv among I' I Patterson XI llollmin mg Um umpire supplied with ball Ball's Ambulant i Dcpartmi nt Commander Mr and Mr Cliff Thompson ami Harry Dorman < ' the work o f Coach H ./• I Williams iys last wi< k Mr and Mrs John Hartwick and giving real ro-o|M rati<m for t h e L II Gregory getting a were week-end Mi Hartwicks mother. bouquet of flower- and a soft seat Vic Brown (enthusiastic over It th«- results cf the scries . . Hills- n ally excited Saturday Darrel Heard Honored B M < ■<■< dmaii A birthday ¡ arty was held Sun thriller, but making good d y aftenio m at the borne of Mr phone to find out about irul M i - Alb«Tt Heard in honor < f it Mrs Mike their son. Darn I who c h brated his tenth birthday at that tiriu The husky voice with so much cheering for Hillsboro .Mike thinking the small group of friends pn sent in eluded Bruce and Charles Up 1 ward Hobi rt William. Slurb y and hiking into Scout Camp Mariweth- I red Wagner like* ■ M h Stevenson and hi straw hat to HuckJi-lu rry Finn Sheriff John 'lakes Houk Jol» < onnell on hand a- an inter*' ted Ed Schulmerich ha ace- pted a p ten ,s head bookkeeper for Schuhnrrhh ( herring the local boy Mayors J E Mor back. John w|sirt He is a son of Mr Nyberg, Will Moore and Joe Koh Mr.s Roy Schulmirich o: er Mein doing their Huff Sunday. 11 UK II Al Ml IC. M I B Drake : ■ Mr and Mi Bud Earp m Tacoma on Saturday Earl Snell umpir- Wa b Ralph Lippert underwent an ap- peiir|< 1 Puny in the Forest Grove »nd Stella Fred Sewell and Goody Babe Deaville Al Amaeher getting । Brettbauer enjoying liarles Bui hanan be fish . . . his lunch mg wide Fred Dion The editor missing out on his flow J’ostofficc < rnployes being able to kx-ate Mr Hillsboro Oargus, 855 E Mam «St < art HulH indulging in back sip Mason Cady with a giant pencil going to make his lim Millev Luke Stangel vhat hi did Sunday Jess ^nyder “elping neighbor Kev. Mux ford ha i ng cai ti ou ble I XX Mellin interrupter! while shaving Keid Eldridge -.anting an item for “Whoozinit” I red Engeldingrr explaining Bill ft' i gen model his store. Mountaindale Woman Wins County People Called East By Illness Mr. and Mrs. D E Mr and Mr- Jack Sedgwick and son Tod of Portland Mrs L E ■ Dick > Cornell, rompan md by her sister. Mrs M Clark, drove to Seattle to x over the week-end. Mrs commends anyone indif ferent to frets and skeptical in faith to go to Seattle and see how fast AIXJHA - HUBER Mr . the big bombers are turn?d out. and daughter and son and dan Janet Cornell has a vacation jeb and Mr- Deiber! < -‘enographer for her father in . were called Portland. to Omaha, Nib. by the Th • official rating for the third serious illness of the former's ff. in Oregon, to mother. Mr Frank IX- Buse. which das the Aloha office be longs. 7. which places them Ned Ross was home from Fori second in ’he nation, according to Lewis over the week-end. the Oregon Democratic News. A son. chist -ni'd Ronaid Wayne Mrs. A I. Duncan and sen Da- was born to Mr and Mr- Elmir Schlottmann on August 8 at Good Samaritan hospital. Portland. Mrs Scnlottmann was s Nova Riley. Mr and Mrs C ( O Mabee and daughter Mary Elizabeth took a week’s vacation touring as far a; Section Three, Six Pages vid of Seattle were visitors for a week of her brother-in-law and .sia ter. Mr and Mrs. George li Eng- lerth. Vern-' Bright spent two days in in Historical records re work. Mrs. L E (Dick) Cornell enter- tained her bridge club Tuesday. Mrs. L Adamson departed Wednesday morning for an extend- <d visit with her mother, Mrs E S. Wilhs, and her sister. Mrs. Rhoda Morgan i f Van Nuys, Cal. A member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the Argus gives ths A 1 r' NT pr mt ot authentic, paid up subscribers. To the wise buyer of space there can be no substitute Credit Dentistry lake Cav lake, the Oregon the R-dwcod highway. and turn trip. Arthur J Gaunt has added an- other well drilling machine to outfit He hauled it from Port An geles. Wash., the heavy machine knocked down, in three truck loads, making two trips, which m ans a coverage of 1,000 mile and 48 hcurs cn the r<iad. The Aloha Grange home cc >nom- ics club meets August 20 with Mrs. Wihiam Heinrich on the old Hills- oad Pot-luck lunchecn at noon. Efforts are being mad - secure Mrs. Anna Grand is spending a week with the family of her ! daughter. Mrs. Anna Hanley, cf , AT NOT ONE CENT EXTRA COST TRANSPARENT PALATE DENTAL PLATES Are fitted to fill out hollow cheeks and remove wrinkles. DR. BROWN FROSTY SUMMER DRINKS INSIST ON THE B th Mi the nt Annoimi « men! Mis W ill lam (. Iiandlr«’. r music chairmuii of the f <h*r dub., th.it the muMr 5ch<»lar whs awarded last y» ar h Cw /\ W- A CREAM 0F KENTUCKY'S FINEST BOURBONS Sunday School Class Honors Classmate Sunshine Club Meets Aug. 20 atvd clubs, and will b gix kind ■ f music, including THE DOUBLE-RICH" BOURBON cifir umvi iMty. amounting to about nutted WHO OZI NIT S V olume 48, No. 21 < Unified. Legala, «ìaima Allowed. tarin and General friends at Cornelius and in this community. Virmn Wolford, who is working A number of friends from this Tiu V le three of the on a government .survey crew m ar CREDIT vicinity have visited Mrs. Sadie Eugene, spent Saturday night at his Hollenbeck, who is confined to the DENTIST home m Banks McMinnville hospital with injuries Aim ng those fr* m here who at- Commercial Bldg. and received in an automobile acci- I HILLSBORO Phone 61 Um Logger's Carnival ■l th»' Week-end, dent. and Mrs. Sabina Whitehead and her I ide Sunday w< re Mr and Mrs James Baker attended the an Xis week In the sister. Mrs. Jehn D MacGregor of- Mrs. Williams will enter Er ic. Hobb Mr and Mrs. George nual Loggers’ carnival at Seaside. Mr Walter Orr. Mi tain th< Bank -.Mountaindale '500' Portland, spent several days visit- ' . Clifford Ti.rk Mr and .Mis Pat Mavis of Klam- club on Friday afternoon. ing friend- in Molalla. Monmouth. mg and f.irmly. Mr and Mrs Alfred ath Falls also attended the car- Mi Mr. .1. • Pei Arleta Reffety is spending sev- i Salem, and places in southern i and children, Mr and Mr nival an<l Mr dh t ■ k and I Ion thy I wi won first eral days at the home of her sis- ■ Oregon. V<me Prickett and family. Mr and truck and ter, Mrs. Ed Vanderzanden, of I Olebrate 51st Anniversary Mr Mr «ml Mr Wilsm. Earl and Wilma trailer, and also won the grand Ei Demmin, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus W Chand- Gales Creek. McPeak. Juli.in Veine« r and Dale prize Mrs Baker won first in a Mr and Mrs. Archie Thompson 1er of S attic are guests cf Mr. and Baue ni. On Monday nail «hiving contest. Mrs. Clarke and Bonita and laonaid. Mi. and Mrs. B Hill b plc < f Bank, arc pick the hey celebrated iheir 51st wedding , Inkley and son Sam of Portland Illg Ml II Boh *mian hop« at the Miller returned horn«* from Seaside with Mrs. J. W. Buell and daughter * anniversary. They ■ttlcd on the I in Forest Grove The same them and are visiting a few days and Mr. and Mi- Bert McRoberts Pacific coast in 1888 Mr Chandler Al 1 nt Gales Creek spent Sunday at ■ i r w will pick the Bohemian I ■ m Klamath falls grew up in Carbondale. Illinois. at the Meek home. and Cannon beach. on the William Moore farm i and Mrs. Chandl-r in Lake City. Mr and Mrs. Mis P E. Gardner and Elmo Williams. Minn. ! Banks totit •• and Elaine W W Williams. Bob Kiley, Mr. Mr and Mr- Veri Prickett planned work California Folk Guests and Mrs. W. S. Hahn spent Sun- hi st er, ■ hil-li n and Mr .md Mrs E E Johns at A fall while at . Mr. and Mrs Dewey LaFoUette ; at St. Helens with Mr. and Hopkin« and Virginia Hopkina spent Mis Fred Daughtuty. Her mother. enjoying a month's visit from | rs Hansen, returned to her borne Mi Harvey Keenon and Dorothy, Mrs parents, Mr. and I The e folks and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. S. E Jacoba, of Sacrament^. ■ St Johns after visiting Clark Powne left M ndav fi r ardner. Li she Thomas enjoyed a picnic at Cal. Klamath Falls, where he has ac- spent Hudson park near Rainier, Wash. job with the government Jack Robinson spent Pint $1.05 engineer surveying crew. Mrs. a few days last week with to visit her son. Spencer Gardner, i md Sheil.« accompanied him and Mrs. Alton Warnick. On in Seattle. Quart $2.05 day Mr. and Mrs. Warnick and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Jones of, Greta enjoyed a picnic and swim- Portland were week-end visitors of mlng party at the S. A. Apple- their son-in-law and daughter. Mr ton place. Others present were and Mrs. Howard Trout etui at their homes m Banks HAZELDALE — Mr». R. C. Doty Lehr of Miss Beverly Zahler of Bethany Mrs Jim McTaffy and son George Anita Baker, Natalie her Sunday school, was a guest for two days of Mr I and Mrs Harry McGinnis and I ScappooM-. Joliene Appleton ami entertained class of girls with a party Satur and Mrs. William Doern daughter of Troutdale were Sun- Dolores Erickson. day evening at her home in Beav Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs HELV1 TIA Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Domclen erton. honoring Miss Ruby Gillen- Helvetia Sunshine Howard Trout last Wednesday were , ( I.irk Powne and daughter and family attended t he wedding ■ lob will meet at the home of Mrs wa'er. who will be married this SCHENUY DISTILLERS CORPORATION^ N.* y >.<C Mi J wk Ji ss August 20 Wednesday morning Mrs Sheila. the St. week to Otto Leapold. Miss Gil Qi Mr and Mrs Millard Burnett re- Frances church t Roy of her i lenwater was presented with a turned home Saturday from a trip niece, Gerti Mr J op i Keffer and Van Domelen. mirror a gift from her st esses Mrs o\ < r the McKenzie highway, and i daughter of and J Mrs. Joe classmates and teacher. intended to then from Bend back to Eugene Van Domelen. Gerald Vande- Cecil Parker of Portland rn highway 58. which follows the hev. guest solo st at Sunday school ser- that tune. Mr. and Mrs Clyde Lincoln and vices, Sunday, playing his cwn ac- Betty Yung n is busy wi i king Wesley. Mr. and M rs. Floyd Raf- companiments. will be If sickne s occurs in your home and Arteta spent Sunday at Joe Berger has returned to work II cluh booths do you know how to get a doctor Rockaway. at Montgomery Ward Co., where at th ■ county fair Mr. and quickly? If your eyes need atten । Pat and tractor salesman. a thresh- tion do you know how to find a Ronnie of Klamath Falls spent Mr. and Mrs. Charl s Schmidt of ing outfit, lias finished threshing good occulist? If you have a sick ; several days with relatives in this Salem are moving into the Jenkins cn the Heivetia lull this week, cw. or horst», or dog. do you know -ommunity last week. They and house form.rly occupied by the Combines take cari’ of n of the Mr. Davis' father. J. H. Davis. Heil family, Mrs Schmidt is a sis- so the thr. sh- t onsult the Professional cards in । attended the Loggers' carnival at ter of Mrs. J. Gassner of Cooper Our varied furniture stock eliminates the necessity of shopping elsewhere. Visit hort. the Argus. u Seaside Saturday and Sunday. Mountain. Irelands tor the best selection at the right prices! Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Crocker Miss Velda Raffety of Seaside is ’ spending this week with her par- and Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Weaver enta. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Raffety. picnicked at Silver Creek falls Sunday. Sunday dinner party guests of Mr and Mrs. H. C. Chapman and i Mr. and Mrs. James Mathiesen Mr. and Mrs Tom Miller lett Fri and Mrs. L. H. Schairer day on a trip to Crater lake, re and Mary, Frances, Arthur, Ag turning home Monday. nes and Anne of Astoria, Mr. and Eloise Imlah and Mrs Nicolai Mathiesen and* Dav lee visited friends Oncta Hcster- at Vernonia id. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hall and over the week-end. Jerald, and Walter Mathiesen. Mrs Dr. and Mrs. L. J. Ensign and I Schairer and Agnes and Anne re children cf Duluth. Minn., who ! mained for a few days visit at have been visiting Dr. Ensign's the Mthiesen home. uncle. E W. Livermore, left Mon- I Mr. and Mrs. Victor Willis and day for home, after visiting the i Lynn of Sweet Home spent the beaches and going deep sea fish week-end visiting relatives and trio will Waldiun and family, initr linn September 2 Opening Date Banks Schools lift called with nm < Hillsboro Argus and Hillsboro Independent Consolidated in 1932 Section Three Mi Mr Mr and Mi.s Thurlow Hans n Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson, .md Mi mill Mr- Earl Christoffcrson at tended the rgatta at Dexil’s Laki- Saturday Mr H. intend boat in the «vent club memb r; DAYS ^LIVING ROOM SUIT Financial Security w/F you can haue the Industry 's ïoiir sax ing earn more when you save with us . . . they get the maximum return consistent with safety! Every account is insured up to $5000 under Eederal Plan. 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