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fi^d llL L S B O K O ARGUS
T h u rsd ay , Ja n u a ry 13. 1944
Consolidation with Banks Union High
School Considered at Meet Thursday
Saving of Jars
Asked at Scholls
Laver io Head
Banks District
Bond Campaign
Sinking Survivor
Honored at Party
Id
I lull
Scholls Berry
Growers Elect
New Officers
SCHO LLS -As local chairm an of
BANKS Jim Brown was gne-t
the reclam ation drives in this sec­
of honor ¡it a large party held
tion. Mrs W B. C handlee calls at-
Sundav
evening in the Legion hall
tention to the announcem ent that
m eetin g w as
held
Jim is home o i a furlough after
T h u rsd a y even ir.g at R anks union here several y ears ago. Mrs. YVil th ere is a call for the re tu rn of
liam
s
plans
to
move
to
Salem
having survived the sinking of the
high school to discuss the possi- lla> S carlet F ever
coffee and m ayonnaise jars, and
RANKS George* L iv e r of tin la
come Bay
blllty of con . rlld atin g a num ber
Sv'lti)1 I S \ meeting
>f the
several o th er types of food con­ W ashington County bank will head
of su rroundin g g rade school dis- Layer Buy» l.ot
tainers
that
may
be
re-used
When
Mr
and
Mr- C harles Shlploy leeal berry grow er, at the Gild
the
fourth
w
ar
loan
drive
in
the
G to rg e L aver h as p u rch ased j
trlc ts w ith th? H anks union high
Fellows
hall
last
week
hi
ought
out
guests Sunday at a birtbd.iv
?ln , •'la ,n stre e t from M ts C and w here they will collect have H anks district A ssisting him will d were
school district, A m ajo rity of the I?1
a sm all at tendance but a I.- i
met at the home ef Mr and Mr
not y et been disclosed, but n o be \V 1. Moor«'. Postm aster Hen
H. Hall.
d ite e to rs of th e nine d istric ts un-
ry Atlee. Mis Fred W olford. M t s George M cFarlane in Forest G rove neve sary details of business were
Joyce H artw ick
was brought doubt w ill be given out later.
tie r discui-- on w ere p resen t and
I'he dinner was in honor of the taken no. iiielmimg the election o f
home from th e Coffey Memot i
C had H aynes retu rn ed Sundav G eorge \ « Ison Mi s I'helma Van
h I ' o County
Sehr ol Si'pe: intend, nt hospital
T hursday.
She is im night from H eppner, w here he dehey. Mis V erne Pricked t. Tom 12th birthday of X’adiue and the nw officers for the eomuig y e n
A ustin S rraffu rd an d a few other proving from
third
birthday of Haymond l.ee Me Homer Rogers aeteil as chairm an,
M
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I
Moore Th.
th e’ serious attach ■trove to take his b ro th er Loren
interested pets >ns. T he nine, school
| Farlanc
la n d Victor lloleen. .eeret.uy l i e i .
home after a visit of several days drive will st irt J a n u a ry IS and
d istric ts t , a t are being invited into of ety^ipelo.d
u rer These two will ael w ith Jim
Mulford on F urlough
Loren was suffering from an in ­ end F ebruary l.">
the Bank un on high school dis H igh school Open* \g a in
T G ill
and Mis Lyle W olford Herd. Jam es McCann and Frank
High school sta rte d again Mon ju ry to his foot, caused m hen a O fficers Fleeted
tr ic t are M oun tain dale. M eacham.
The M other- club met F riday alt wed in P ortland Sunday to spend Hansen on the year's activities of
a\ w ith four teac h ers present horse stepped on it. and spent his
M ead, G reen M ountain. Scofield u *^irs
afternoon .at the home of Mis
i week's furlough with her parents. the group A nother m eeting will
Bell, who was sick, wa convalescence here.
S tta s s , 1. Buxton. Roy. and B acona' able to ei re tu
Ada Seller- O fficers elected w er.
Mr and Mrs A Pctrasso, in P o rt­ be held later.
rn T uesday, but Mrs H S l'S lo Meet
J ujals from these d istric ts a te E th el Jen sen was ab sen t the
M i- C harles Sbij lev
president: land and with Ins parents Mr and X iim e s on Fla* (.iv iii
re
now being tra n -p o rte d to Banks m ain d er o f the week
M em bers of the W. S C. S will Mt > F red W olford. \ tee p re s id e n t: Mrs Fred Wolford in Bank Cor
The new service flag teeentB
on aecoun
neet for a p ot-luck d in n er at the Mrs Bussell Bur: us. ecretary and per.Il Wolford will leave Monday, placed in the Scholls church hold
C onsolidation would stiv..,s tb»n of illness.
I.
and would be fu rn ­
church this Friday at 12:30. hav - M rs
i-.,»ra
M unford, troosuroi but Mrs \\ olford w ill rem ain in stars for the following local bos .
A six year-old d a u g h te r of Mi
ished by the union high school and
ng postponed thè m eeting from Following th, business m eeting the | Portland
Sgt Thom as Calm. I'aid am Cecil
Mt - Stanley n o rth of B ank
district instead of the non-union is
last
week.
women
studied
China As the day
scarlet fever The fam
Mr and Mrs Fred Wolford and T riplett. Jam es Moore. Joe S tre tc h ­
high school Consolidation would ily ill is w u ith
Mr and Mrs O rville T hom as are « a s the turthdix a n irv e i sai tes of i .laughter, Ju an ita, w ere guests S u n ­ er, Philip S tretch er Fred H a w a i i ,
n
d
er
q
u
aran
tin
e.
also adtl $944.S'-'1 19 to the present
moving from the C hristensen farm two of the m em bers. Mrs Sellers day at a fam ily d in n er and reunion Heruau. John I McCool Donald 1
valuation of $1.153.534 43. m aking
to a place n ear Tobias. Mrs. T hom ­ and Mis C lair S.vank, refresh at the A Petrasso hom e in Port- Herd. Sgt Jo h n lli.dl. William It
a total valuation of $2,097,914 67
Maslett, Je s e
Snyder,
G rsille
as
plans to leave the first of F eb­ m ents were served
land
fo r the entire d istrict.
Mr and Mrs F a il G ran g er and
ru
a ry for a visit to h e r form er
Rev
C harles
S chreiber
will Hocch Donald A lexander, 1.eland
The m any ad v an ta g es of consoli-.
nome in Kansas.
th re, children left T uesday for preach on th e subject "What Pray- McCann. T hom as S tretcher. Stan
d atio n w .re presented by A ustin
Mrs. M uriel C aldw ell w ent t o G uernsey. W v o . w here he wall be er Can IX tor l's ' Sunday evening ford G, Her. Eld on McCann, Ivan
Sci afford, and it w as show n th at
employed
by the governm ent The
Mrs Hattie Dav : on of Forest Eastwood. H erbert Herd. P h ilo
Eugene this w eek to take care of
th ere would be little gain o r loss
Max Hiatt. W illiam 1 y.d How ml
a sister. Mrs P hyllis F alk, who family fot m erly lived in W yoming Grove, a form er resident of Bank
to any of the d istricts involved i H A ZE LD A L E
but have been here while h, was
B eginning thi
im proving from a stroke suffered David G altnet. Edwin X'eison. Farl
if the project carried.
has
been
v
ery
ill.
As
soon
as
the
all new s should be reporte, p atien t is stro n g er she w ill bring employed in tile shipyard.
Demmin, and niurlow Hansen
Jan u ary 3.
A fter som e discussion It w as w. ek Minnie
B ergei. corresponden
January 20
Mr ,'md Mrs Bill C u trig h t and New stars will be add.si for tho.o
decided by m em bers of the school to
h er to th e hom e of her parents. Installation
boys
going since tin- flag was
for
H
azeldale.
or
G
ladys
H
esterlee
W
o
m
e
n
o
f
the
R
X
A
lodge
lice
children
of
G
lcnw
.sgi
six'iit
boards to put th e m a tte r up for
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Sm ith at Scholls will have a pot luck d in n er and 1
several days last week at the home placed
a vote a t a d a te w hich will be co-reporter. Please contact report
Mrs.
L
oranoe
C
ro
w
d
er
is
a
t
A im ouneetnent was received bv
installation of officers T hursday j of Mr and Mrs Kay C utright in
ers before noon
S atu rd a y s
for
s<t later.
hom e a fter a m ajor operation in Ja n u a ry 20. in th eir hall
new s of c u rren t w .ek
Mrs Ralph B utcher last week o f
Banks.
E veritts Honored
the birth of a d aughter to her sis-
Mrs J C. S m ith has been re Jo n es hospital and i s im proving
A group of frien d s m et Tues- ported im proving, alth o u g h stib satisfactorily. A sister from C ali­
ter Mis A rleta Argyle, form erly
evening at the home of Mi confined to the hospital
fornia is h ere to take care of h er .
A rleta O'Dell, on Jan u ary 2 m
an d Mrs M anley Eve: tt end spent
Seattle Mt-. A rgyle form erly lived
D ennis B erger had fo u r stitche- Mr. C ro w d er.'w h o also w as ill d ur- ■
the tim e visiting a fte r w hich light tak en in his hand a fte r running
ng the holidays and spent a short
in Scholls T he baby has been
refreshrtten’s w ere served. Mr. and it th ro u g h the w ringer.
tim e in the hospital, is also b etter
nam ed Penny Rae
M rs. t v e i i t t . who w .re m arried
Mrs
Florence
L
arkin
has
been
P rivate niom as Clau en of Cam p
SC H O LIA -Funeral services w ere
few m onths ego. w cie presented Club M eets Toda>
A dair was a w eek-end visitor at
I held S unday afternoon at t h e
Happy H our club will m eet to quite ill this week.
w ith a wall pictu re as a w edding
the Cliff L arkin home
Miss E thel W aibel re tu rn e d home Scholls church for Jam es W illard
HAZELDALE
A
ttendance
a
t
day
at
the
horn,
of
Minnie
B
erger
Rift
Bobby Salee visited his hom . this w eek from S m ith hospital, i C ahow of P ortland, b ro th er of Mrs Sunday school was 43. Fellow ship Krlluijgs H onored
Bobby Siohler. gran d so n of Mr.
.vhere she u n d erw en t an operation Ferd G roner and Mrs I. R G reen ­ luncheon
and ojx'ning of the
Mrs
Max B ennett
d Mi
and Mis W illiam Moore of Banks fiom S atu rd ay evening until Sun for appendicitis.
batiks netted $90 The (•eorge l.ew ellm were h ........... .
wood of this com m unity. R ev S ib ­ church
is now in the fig h 'in g zone in the day evening. He has his arm in a
H
azeldale
com
m
unity
S
u
n
d
I
rid
ay
night
at
a
d
in
n
er
h
ononm ’
ley
w
as
in
charge
of
th
e
services,
a
y
s
e
r
v
ic
e
Sons
W
rite
cast
due
to
an
operation.
« uth 1
•
i,. |
th arm y
Sons of the W illiam W aibel fam ­ and interm ent was in the fam ilv school is endeavoring to reach a Mr and Mrs Hugh Kellogg foi
/ • c n e P av - son of M
and Buys V roperty
goal
of
SIIM
HI
for
the
c
u
rren
t
year,
Mr. and Mrs J. M. W rig h t and ily. wjjo are in the service, w rite ‘ plot at M 'untainstde He died Jan - which ends in July So fa r' the nierlv of Scholls, but lately of
M rs Che.-tei Dav s has arriv ed in
lo itl.in d . I be Kelloggs are tnoi ing
N o rth , rn Ireland . He is an anabu- two children from B eaverton h a v t .lome in terestin g bits of th e ir daily ! I uarv 5 ill a H illsboro hospital
school has realized over to the coast w here they have p u r­
lance driver in th e m edical corps. purchased the C harles A yers plac. lives to th e fam ily at home. L aw - 1 Mr Cahow w as born S eptem ber Sunday
half
of
their
goal.
Any
help
t
>
chased
.1 tourist cam p ami sb u e
14.
1867.
in
Geneseo.
H
enry
coun­
and plan to move here as soon ai rence is in Italy and w rites often
P lan* Shoe Shop
Illinois, the oldest son of Jam es building o f the ch u rch w ould be near W aldport The evening wa
Jo h n A hlers, w ho canw here sev­ Mr. W iig h t is th ro u g h rem odeling of his work. Joseph, in the Sea- ty.
appreciated.
spent In cards and other social e n ­
The teach ers and children of th t oees, som ew here m the South P a ­ P rentice and S am antha Clancy C a ­
eral m onths ago f ont S outh D a­
Bernice ilm lalD S earls is ill w ith joym ent, w ith form er neighbors of
kota. has tented yhe fro n t p art school launched a successful pape. cific. w rites ¡hat he has been do- llow He attended school in Lewis. the flu at the home of her p a r­ the Kelloggs as guests
Iowa,
and
later
w
ent
to
college
in
.ng a stretch of K P. duty, as a
of M-s. W .’.liam -' house. TTe will drive this week
ents Mr and Mr- Jo h n Itnlah
Mrs Minnie B ennett visited the
o rief change from his reg u lar w ork S hencndoah. Iowa At the age of
have a .-hoe re n a ir she o th .e and -g t. ll. rgeron In H ospital
Richard S m u rth w aite i s visit­ Max
Honnett hom e f o r ., short time
21.
he
and
his
fath
er
drove
a
huge
is
tru
ck
d
riv
er.
C
larence,
a
tech-
S taff S ergeant A. J B eig ero r
L purchasing equipm ent from Mr.
ing
hi-
parents
w
hile
on
leave
Sunday, being able to get around
G am roth, who had a shoe shop who is recu p eratin g at the B arne. lical serg ean t at C am p Hood. T ex­ herd of cattle to a new location in
Mr.
ami
Mrs
F
A.
P
atterson
have
hospital Vancouver. W ash , iron, as, is tem p o rarily w orking as in ­ N ebraska, w here they took up and left for A nacortes. W ash, a fter a fter a lengthy illness at the home
leased several thousand acres of visiting a week w ith Mrs P a tte r­ of her d au g h ter in Futrv.ilc
an arm injury, visited his p aren ts structor of tu rre t gunners.
Mr William H C handlee a tte n d ­
governm ent land
A fter several sons' parents. Mr and Mr- G
Mr and Mrs. A. E. Bergeron. Wed
J e ts M ail All at O nce
ed the executive board nice ting
of crop failures in that state Altistun.
nesday and T hursday of last week
E arl D em m in w rites hom e from years
the
O regon F ederation of w .men :
He expects to b« released and sen . Sicily th a t upon his re tu rn to b a r­ Mr. C ahow cam e w est in 186'3 and
for
several
years
ran
an
engine
it
east soon.
S-.ifferers from tho»e
racks a fter a stretch in the hos­
You Get Fost
p e rsisten t irrita tin g
M ts S. J. N ault and baby son pital, he found aw aiting him over the old Jo e H arris saw m ill neai r '
'H illsbor" He w - l.r,
eng
„
rough» or Bronchial
S
heridan
Jr.,
who
have
been
vis
a
h u n d red letters, and a full bag
Relief
with
irritation» due to
iting h er p arents. Mr. and Mrs af C hristm as packages, all in tim e in o th er w ork, including the p a­
colds find Buckley'»
per null at O regon City and S ta n d ­
A. E. B ergeron left T uesday fo. for C hristm as.
bring» fa«t relief.
BUCKLEYS San
ard Oil in P ortland A sister. Mrs
Get Buckley's at all
F rancisco. C alif, to join hei >Irs. H eaton's F ather Kies
H
attie K oeber. died in 1937, and a
J & s.c1*“ “^ ‘‘CANADIOL’ husband, CpI. S. J. N ault.
Mrs. A udrey H eaton retu rn ed b rother, la te r in the sam e year.
In U nited S tates G overnm ent Bonds and Cash on
Saturday from C entralia, w here
deposit w ith the S tate of O regon ns (. guarantee
S u rv iv in g are his tw o sisters,
Do
your
trad
in
g
w
ith
H
illsbor
he atten d ed th e fu n eral of h e r , Mrs. G roner
B ates’ H illsboro Pharm acy
Mrs. G reenw ood
fund to protect holders of our
m erchants. Money sp en t at hom
ather. W illiam Sm ith, 83. who |
___ _
tem ain s to circu late locally a n t
lied W ednejdav at tne home of her
may ev en tu ally get back to you- t
ister. Mrs. E rcel McKimson, of
h at city. His d e a th was not u n ­
expected as h e had been ill for
.ome tim e. B u rial was at Cen-
WASHINGTON COUNTY BRANCH
ralia. Mrs. H eaton's m o th er died
J A C K T O W N —The Industrial
w» y ears ago.
clu b met Thur.-d.iy at the h me
D cnald C hristensen has g reatly of Mrs A ugust Van P tucke with
m proved since his illness w ith in ­ ten m em bers present. Mrs G eorge
fantile paralysis an d is able to w alk H arris and Mrs F red Cook joined
•utside a little w ith the aid o f a th e club. M em bership dues w ill be
An O regon C orporation
zane.
used to purchase w ar stam ps again
C apital and S urplus $800.000.89
this y ear and all m em bers arc
138 S. 2nd Ave., H illsboro
urged to pay th eir dues prom ptly
This arm y is ta k in g
P hone 333
Mrs. F ■ i C k :
tile <•
game. N ext meeting Will be at the
lots of doctors a n d
hom e o f Mrs. Je n n y A nderson.
F allow ing the m eeting Mr- W A
nurses from
civilian
(C ontinued from page 1)
Dodge instructed m em bers in m ak ­
life into active duty in
Christm as? I w ro te to S ister M oore ing Red Cross hô pital slippers and
he oth er day. G lad to h e a r you 25 p air w ere given out to be enm-
th e service. I t ’s up to
eceived th e m oney o rd er in tim e j pleted. Mrs. Dodge requests that
for C hristm as. P a t is p re tty busy anyone interested in Red Cross I
you to back up th e sol­
ju t h e is not at it again.
sew ing contact h er for m aterials
diers by stay in g well
I saw G erald once since I got and instructions.
Teacher III. No School
back.
And
H
erbie
cam
e
dow
n
w
ith
and leaving available
T here was no school W ednesday,
me on th e train b u t w ent on fu r­
SCIENTIFICALLY
th er to a d ifferen t hospital. Ju s t T hursday, and Friday of last week
civilian doctors t i m e
look up the item in th a t Yank mag- because of the illness of the teach­
PREPARED
enough to handle more
izine w hich m entions "C" ridge. er. Mrs O neita Doeher.
C harlotte and M ildred Roscman
Did
m y Ja p rifle get hom e yet?
patients.
PRESCRIPTIONS
When it arriv es have S pud clean are atten d in g Cascade college in
it up a little, especially th e bore. P o rtlan d this term .
D on't w o rry about Pat. He is fn I
I am But don ' G a m e t G. Siron
SLEEP
w orry about me eith er. I have the
FO REST GROVE— F uneral erv-
8 HOURS
sam e thin g I had in 1939. It's my ices
w ere held in the chapel of
Continuous Show Sunday— Starting at 1:30 p.
rig h t shoulder again and also my the F orest
EVERY NIGHT
G rove u n d ertak in g com ­
leg.
pany
S
atu
rd
ay
for
G
arnet
George
AND STAY WELL
Well, I do hope it's not too cold Siron. 43. In te rm e n t was in Fore.-t
ADULTS— 36c, Tax 4c; Total 40c
and w et for you this w inter, so ju st View cem etery.
Come in and g e t some of these to d a v !
take it easy and use th a t a llo t­
CHILDREN, under 12— 10c, Tax lc ; Total l i e
S iron was killed Ja n u a ry 4 on
m en t I have m ade out to you. How ’he sum m it n ear G lenw ood when
McKesson’s ABDG
250 capsules $4.89
is G eorge? Hey! "Scrub, are you the top of a tree, w eighted with
still cooking for Dad? H ave you snow, fell on him. He was a choker
R a te st
e K e ro a th e S c r e e n f
McKesson’s Bax
60-day supply $2.59
still got the crystal set and th e old setter for T roland Logging com ­
corncob pipe’ How is my stu ff u p ­ pany. a con tracto r for C onsolidated
McKesson’s Halibut Capsules, excellent for
stairs. P u t some m ore m oth balls T im ber com pany. He had been
in it. H ey G eorge, drop me a line. the com pany since 1935.
school children,
months’ supply ......... $2.65
You too D a d —C heerio. HANK.
S u rviving a re his widow. Dorothy
250 Capsules
Siron. Forest G rove: tepson, Ed­
BEXEL, vitamin B complex
w ard Wenzel. Forest Grove- p a r­
250 capsules $4.24
In R ad io School
100 capsu les
ents Mr and Mrs. Jo h n H Siron
$1.98
D ear V erne:—Ju s t a few lines to McDowell. Va.
give you my new address so th at I
Dr. Miles One-A-Day Tablets
180 tablets $2.11
may again receive the Argus. It
I has followed me from station to in the service will do all right
V1MMS, family size package
288 tablets $5.00
i station since I left home and I a p ­
H oping to receive th e Argus
p reciate it very m uch It is very in ­ again real soon and thanks for the
Bates’ Vitamins and Minerals with Liver
$3.79
sw
ell service.
terestin
g
to
read
th
e
local
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PRICKETT.
lows who are in th e service
VALTIVA. malt extract with concentrate vita­
I am in the rad io m aterial school
mins, fine for convalescents 1-lb. 2-oz. $1.49
here for advanced work. It is very
interesting to say the least
Since leaving H illsboro I was
sen t to F arragut. Idaho, for "boot
cam p" and then to Michigan City.
I Ind . for pre-radio. A fter com plet­
ing th at course we w ere sen t to
College Station. Texas, the home of
Texas A. & M. college. W ith the
com pletion of the course th ere we
w ere tran sferred to T reasure Island.
I have seen q u ite a lo t of the
U S. but still have seen nothing
w hich com pare with the W illam ­
ette valley. It will be sw ell to get
back to stay.
This is all for now so keep up
the "Home F ro n t " and the fellows
D a y - N ig h t
Towing and Ambulance Service
HALL'S GARAGE, Cornelius
Phono 361-M
WE SUGGEST AND RECOMMEND:
Nu-Way Weather Stripping, metal and fell,
for a perm anent job
Per door or window
»>.00
ZONOLITE, all m ineral home insulation—
eronom ii'al. , efficient ; fire, vermin ami
.rot proof sonnd de adening, clean, and
unliarinet hv wat •r. It is safe and easy
to ¡list all; ponr to com plete ami uniform
fill.
J. W. COPELAND YARDS
Goal of Sunday
School 51,000
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READY FOR WINTER ?
New Reporters
At Hazeldale
Last Rites Held
For J. W. Cahow
the Poi Hand hotel > Tue a lay and W eduesdar
Hillsboro. Oregon
Thurs., Fri., and Sat., this week
Continuous Show Saturday— Starts at 1 :30 p. m.
A dm ission—A dults 31c, Tax 4c; T otal 35c
C h ild ren u n d e r 12—10c, Tax
lc; T otal
11c
COUGHS
$ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Dues io Purchase
War Savings Stamps
Tille Insurance Policies
Are You Backing
Us Up by Staying
Well?"
Tille and Trust Company
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Continuous Show Sunday— Starts
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2 5 lh YEAR O f SERVICE
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