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Girod Finishes Olsen Family Participates Flax Plan* Work In Ship Launching Friday At Cornelius s Oil Companies Buy John McCool Now in England $56,000 in Bonds Thursday, July 6, 194 1 P u rch ase of $56.000 in w a r bonds CO RN ELIU S T he O laf O lsen Mrs T einincke, w ife of a form er S C H O L L S — Mr. and Mrs. Roy have been announced in W ashing fam ily p o lic ir a te d in tiie la u n ch L u th eran ch u rc h pastor, died M on McCool have received w ord from ton county by S ta n d a rd Oil Co. of ing of the IJ. S I.ap arte last day in P o rtlan d . T h e fu n eral CORNELIUS Mi ¡uni Mr th eir son Jo h n saying th a t he is C alifo rn ia an d S ta n d a rd S tations, F rid ay O laf O lsen's crew , w hich i rviee was held th e re W ednesday. G iro d and i L iii "I i ' • now in E ngland. work in (he e eiiibly b u ild u p , set m I h Mrs Jo h n G cdlick and son R on Inc., to boost th e local fifth w ar , A nne iii'ivril i i H i l l . , S u tu rd .i.. I he pace for th e w hole assem bly in a l d uf G a le s C reek spent T uesday Mr. and Mrs. H arold W aldron 1 bev will live ill 1114 ,,| ¡yj U I1 bond buying. Those who w ere aftern o o n w ith Mrs. M artha Mann ' x Pe c t‘ng th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. loan quota, according to J. E. West, street. 'Ill'' G iiik I. have been | i v . I"'|| ' i s of tile ; h ip w ere Mrs O laf and Mrs. R eynold G eiger. It was M axine W hitney, hom e lo r a sh o rt d is tric t m an ag er. T h is is th e sam e ill« h ere .since last July when O le n . Mrs. O lsen's m other, Mrs. Mrs. G ed lick 's fo u rteen th w edding visit from S an Francisco, som e as p u rch ased by th e com pany h e re G irod was trail fem -d In C o rn el C h arles Miles, and C harles Miles. an n iv ersary . She has ju s t re tu rn e d tim e soon. in th e th ird an d fo u rth w a r loans. ius from Salem by i|,e n s T h e tw o Olsen ch ild ren , B onnie from a vacation at S co tt Mills. West p o in ted out. Boy In ju red i) irtn u nt of iigi'lciiltuie |,, build and C harles, w ere atten d an ts. N urses Visit C ounty p u rch ase w as d istrib u te d I Sonny O rr is convalescing from ’the I'lax plant south of C ornelius A n n iv ersary C elebrated Mrs. J. Z H aynes and Mrs. G om et an in ju ry to his knee, su ffered on the basis of $20,000 in H illsboro, 1 and supervise its "ration Since Mr and Mrs. F ran k W lebke e n G ibson of E ugene w ere guests over when he fell w hile p lay in g a t a $14,000 in F o re s t G rove, $3,000 in com pletion of th e f|;,x plant Mr terta in e d at d in n er S u n d ay at th e ir the holidays a t the hom e of th e ir park in P o rtla n d one d ay la s t B anks, $4,000 in S herw ood, $6,000 G irod Iris had the in to ,, man i«e-i hom e in F o r e I G lo v e honoring Mr. p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. C ollinge. week. T he boy had been le u w ith in T ig ard and $9,000 in B eaverton merit i f ru n n in g the p l . r n l ' ^ r s and Mi. E lm er W lebke on th e ir T he ladies a re both n u rses and th e ir other ch ild ren fo r a sh o rt tim e by P u rch ases in O regon am o u n ted to G irod taught in the C ornelius! fo u rteen th w edding an n iv ersary . h u sbands a re in th e arm ed services his p aren ts and in th e ir absence th e $2,750,000. schools Iasi year. I. , ;in,| Anne i G uests included Mr. and Mrs H ar overseas. accident occurred, th e fall on th e h iv e been activ e m t h e Young o l d H aw orth and sun D onald of B ev erly T rite s w as ill a t h e r cem ent causing a w ound w hich P e o p le s d u ll of the com m unity G ran d Ronde. T he H aw orth and h o m e for a few days last w eek but rd ay evening. F ifteen people a t necessitated ten stitch es to close. A u tended. and activ e in tile work of the W iebke fam ilies w ere frien d s w hen is co n sid erab ly im proved now. B ev- stran g er w ho w as n e a rb y pick ed M ethodist ch u rch uid Youth F el th ey lived in N ebraska. eriy ..........- was ‘ tak en ill w h ile p icking ' ill .................... D oris and B etty A lexander. him up and took h im to G ood low ship. G irods will j |Ve in H ills Mrs. Cooke Better ch erries a t th e C ooper orch ard. and S am aritan hospital, fro m w hich th e E sth er C h ristian sen , Jam es boro liii.s' Cl m ill« v ia r so Anne can H usband in E ngland M rs. Cooke, m o th er ef W. Cooke, G A IN S W IN G S — W illiam R. parents re trie v e d h im la te r in th e W ilbur M oore and Bob H ia tt sp en t C m plele h er last ye n of school is im proving and ex p ects to re tu rn Mrs. E dna H aynes h as recen tly iegler, w ho has been m ad e a evening. He is g ettin g along w ell S unday aftern o o n and ev en in g at w ork at th e H illsboro high school hom e from (he hospital n ex t w eek. h eard from h er husband, J. Z. Z Seaside. fu ll-fled g ed pilot upon g ra d u a a t home. Mr G irod will take vacation for Mrs. Je a n B ellin g er is w orking in H aynes, w ho is in th e arm y in E n g tion from th e arm y a ir forces’ Jean W ohlschlegel, w ho h a s «w hile before en terin g another line P o rtlan d . land T he le tte rs w ere w ritten sine® p ilo t school a t Stockton, Cal. of w ork. been having serio u s tro u b le w ith the invasion an d the so ld ier states D au g h ter-in -law likes WAC her eyes follow ing an a tta c k of C orneliu s residents read with in Mrs. L ela S m ith recen tly had a th at he is fine. illness e a rlie r in th e spring, is g e t Mrs. W illiam D unham 's d au g h ter, terest an ed ito rial which ap p eared , le tte r f i r m h er d a u g h te r-in -la w , ting a little b e tte r, and is a t th e in the N ew s-Tim es l ist week en -I Mrs. Ve v i Sm ith, w ho jo in ed the Mrs. B ertha B lakw ay uf H illsboro, G eorge W endland hom e, w h ere title d "M an of the Week." and re- ' WAC a. I is statio n ed a t Des is. seriously ill a t Jo n es h o sp ital in H illsboro. th eir little son J e r r y is also v e ry fe rre d to o u r own 1 cal h ard w are ' M °ines, ............. Iow a, She states she likes ill. Mr. W endland's siste r M argaret, O v er one h u n d re d pick ers arc m e rc h a n t. P e rc y Hillis. w ho is do- it '' ' fine and * finds it interestin g . W illiam R. Z iegler, son of Mr. a train ed n urse, w ho has been a s in« a splen d id job of recru itin g Mrs. E dna Russell w as h onored picking c h e rrie s in the C ooper o r an d Mrs. W. F. Z ieg ler of H ills- sisting w ith the c a re of th e little w o rk ers for the fruit farm ers Mr w ith a farew ell and b irth d ay sh o w er chards. W ins Bond boro, g rad u ated last w eek f r o m boy, w as called to a rm y d u ty M on- H illis even tram | o i l , th, w o rk ers S a tu rd ay . F rien d s called on h er O scar La Haie won a $100 w a r th e a rm y a ir forces’ pilot school at day evening, h av in g had h e r ap- to th e ir v ario u s field and o rch ard s d u rin g th e day and bro u g h t gifts. th e O regon S h ip yard, S tockton, C a l , and is now hom e on I plication in b efo re J e r r y w as ta k b e fo re he opens In. store for b u si Mrs. .R ussell left P o rtla n d T uesday bond at furlough. He has been m ade a full- en ill. H er m other, w ho has been ness in th e mornings. for C alifo rn ia to visit h er son and w here he is em ployed. I Mr. and Mrs. V ernon H en th o rn e fledged p ilo t w ith the ra n k of 1 living in P o rtlan d , is tak in g M a r .Some of th e local firem en and bro th er. and fam ily of O regon C ity w ere flig h t officer, and has gain ed the garet's place to h elp a t th e G eorge th e ir wiv s atten d ed the S tate F ir e Mrs. Cooke at Library S u n d ay visito rs at th e hom e of Mr. coveted silv er w ings He w ill con W endland hom e. m en eo n v rn tio n in P ortland the ' Mrs Will Cooke w ill w ork at th e and Mrs. H enthorne. tin u e tra in in g as a B-17 F o rtre ss B lackcap H arv est N ear lit ' id th e week Those a tte n d i C o rneliu s lib rary w hile Mrs. E dna [ C. O w ens visited his son, M p ilo t a t L as Vegas, Nev. [ The blackcap crop aro u n d S cholls ' ing w ere F ire Chief A. .Jackson ; R ussell, th e re g u la r lib ra ria n , is. L W. Owens, and w ife at W est C anyon B efore e n te rin g the fin al a n d is shaping up and p ick in g in gen- 1 is " Jack Mr ¡>nd Mrs. | en jo y in g a vacation. Lane in P o rtlan d o v er the w eek adv an ced course at S tockton Field, eral w ill s ta rt th e last of this w eek D onald Lngelen. Mr and Mrs O C M is R oland H olliday e n te rta in e d end. he com pleted 18 w eeks of p rim a ry J or the first of n ext. M any of th e C a rtw rig h t, Mr and Mr W illia m S atu rd ay evening for tier b ro ttier V isit in M ontana an d basic tra in in g at W ickenburg, le d on his b irth d a y an n iv ersary . : form er pickers a re a rriv in g d a n y M ann and Mr. and Mrs. G . Hall. Mrs. E. II. S ah n o w and son D on A riz., an d B akersfield, Cal. i to set up cam p fo r th e season. Mrs H erb ert Houdenbye of Scog F arew ell G iven M r. and Mrs. Z ieg ler an d d a u g h nie left for R exford, Mont., last Mr. and Mrs. A. R alston w ere S traw b erry picxing is all over, e x gins V alley VI .led her sister, Mrs. ter, N eva, cad et n u rse at St. V in week w h ere they w ill v isit Mrs. honored w ith a farew ell p a rty M on cept for sc attered patch es w h ere M. A. M atteson, last week. S a h n o w s p aren ts, M r. and Mrs. W c e n t’s hospital, atte n d e d th e g ra d gleaners a re c lea n in g t h e vines. day n ig h t as a su rp rise a t th e ir R e tu rn s to F a rra g u t uation. T h ey re tu rn e d h e re F riday. The ch erry cro p is also being g a th home. A h a n d k erch ief sh o w er for B rock, fo r ab o u t five w eeks. Mr. and Mrs Jam es Van Lorn Mrs. R alston cam e in a larg e no se D onald H aw orth In ju red F /O Z ieg ler le ft fo r Las V egas to ered this w eek an d th e m ain crop Vis I C d at the home of Mr. and Mrs. gay. Mr. Ralston w as p resen ted Domdd H aw orth, son of Mr. and day (T h u rsd ay ). will be off the tre e s by th e en d W illiam Van Lom and D ickey last w ith a cake. R efresh m en ts w ere Mi H arold H aw o rth of G ran d of the w eek. w eek. J a n ie , has retu rn ed to F a r served. Mr. and Mrs F red Ray Bolide, w as in ju re d in a m otorcycle- Lowells Return rag u t, Idaho, to aw ait an a p p o in t san g a d u e t and Mrs. Ray gave a c.u ci tlision S u n d ay evening. The Mr. and Mrs. E. S. T ow ell an d m ent to a new train in g station. H e read in g . Mrs. Lela G. H enderson H aw orth fam ily w ere visitin g th e two sons, w ho re cen tly p u rch ased is in the n avy and has been on led th e g ro u p singing. Mrs. R. H a n k and E lm er W iebke fam ilies a farm n e a r Y akim a, W ash., r e leave follow in g a siege o f sc arlet G eig er an d Mrs. H en ry T heis w ere o v er th e fo u rth . D onald is at F o r e s t1 fev er tu rn ed last w eek to spend th e su m G rove g e n e ra l hospital. m er on th e ir p ro p e rty here, a fte r A m bulance H as C alls N ew p rice ceilings fo r w a te r a short stay on t h e farm . M r. l. 'J'1" s am b u lan ce had th ree calls m elons and cen ts-p er-p o u n d m a r k Tow ell w ill resu m e his w o rk a t !.dht * n i r ’ T h u ,sd u y a Pn e um onia u p s fo r o th e r m elons, sw eet p e p the shipyards, h a v in g leased h is j case, O lie M erritt of F o rest G rove, p ers and hothouse cucum bers b e new p ro p erty fo r a y ear. was tak en to hospital >i H ills cam e effective h ere W ednesday. A t Sam m y G otter, w ho re c e n tly le ft ' boro. On F rid ay to th e W ashing th e sam e tim e a lim it of fo rty p e r ton cciinty flax p lan t to tak e Mrs cen t m a rk u p to re ta ile rs w as placed for service in th e n a v y to begin See the New Delia ^Dilley to F o rest G rove G e n on fresh read y -to -co o k p ackaged i train in g a t F a rra g u t, is a m em eral hosp ital w ith a k n ife w ound v egetables w hich hav e been tr im ber of the b lu e ja c k e t chorus, and w rites his re la tiv e s h e re th a t h e Rro,'? ' S a tu rd a y th e a m b u m ed and p re p a re d fo r cooking. enjoys it v e ry m uch. lance w ent to G aston to tak e Jo sep h T h e action estab lish ed a d o llars- L am orc to th e co u n ty hospital. Mrs. G len Buzzell re tu rn e d hom e a n d -cen ts price on w aterm elo n s H onored a t P icnic F , B- c o u n try sh ip p in g points Sunday from a th re e m o n th s’ visit A gro u p of young people, frien d s and d o lla r-a n d -c e n ts m a rk u p for to th e ir old hom e in N ebraska, of A nne and L inda G irod?’ gave a th e v arious h a n d le rs, in clu d in g r e w here she w as accom panied b y farew ell m cm e for them W ednesday tail sellers. T he price of w a te rm e l her young son. On h e r w ay hom e ev en in g last w eek. T he picnic w as ons in th is d is tric t w ill be $35 p er she stopped fo r a w eek 's v isit w ith de d. on th e old M orrissey place ton p lu s fre ig h t w hich w ill brin g a b ro th e r in Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. V ictor L ovgren and i ° f to w n - H ostesses w ere th e re ta il to a p p ro x im a te ly fo u r two ch ild ren and L oren H aynes a r B etty J o and R uth G reason, J e a n and o n e-h alf c en ts p e r pound. rived S a tu rd ay from H ep p n er to M undorf, E lean o r H erm ens, Jo y ce spend th e holidays w ith Mr. an d Miairg s i et M ary O 'D onnell, Pickled Cherry und L ucille M ann. Mrs. C had H aynes. A fam ily d in ON DISPLAY IN ner and outd o o r picnic w as h eld ™S.‘' .A le x a n d e r's A lta r Society for them a t the H aynes place S at- I rnci a U t he h ° m e o f Mrs. A. V er- Recipe Given OUR SHOWROOM m eire T h u rsd ay aftern o o n . T h ere w ere 17 m em b ers and th re e guests 1 T h o u g h so u r c h e rrie s a re g en er- 1 P fesen t T he Ju ly m eetin g J u i be ally c a n n e d fo r use in pie and 115 h. p. motor, deluxe cab, 11-inch clutch, 1 omhC h ° m e ° f M rs' W ill'am Van o th e r c h e rry desaertR, a few m ay ■‘L P reserved o r p u t up as rel trame reinforcement, auxiliary spring, I . » ^ t lb,US ^ ‘PoW o f P o rtlan d sp en t ishes. O ne o f th e b est om c h e riy governor, ' o f w - dayo last w eek at th e hom e relish es is pickled ch erries. To M ildren.' R ° la n d H allid ay a n d ' m ak e: W ash a n d p it larg e, soer, 4* ?» I red cherries. To th e c h e rrie s add H ouse-W arm ing G iven j th re e -fo u rth s of th e ir w e ig h t of A group of frien d s g a th ered at su g ar. S p rin k le the s u g a r over the fo r i T ® ° f M rs' R oland H alliday lnT lay ers a n d Iet s tan d over foi a h o u se-w arm in g F rid ay a fte r- n ig h t. In the m o rn in g s tir u n til b ro u £ h t a for Mrs. ! th e s u g a r dissolves. T hen p ress the H alliday s new home. L unch w ar ju ice fro m th e ch erries. T ie a served. Mrs. R eynold G eiger sm all q u a n tity o f w hoic spices p lan n ed th e affair. j , ^cinnam on, allsp ice an d a few 25 Years of Service to Washington County Motorists .M rs Jo h n L eipold of P o rtlan d cloves) in a loose ch eeseclo th baa1 149 8. 3rd A ve. HILLSBORO Phone 812 visited old frien d s h ere F rid ay and d ro p the b ag in to th e juice, arxj boil th e ju ice dow n to about M arth a » I S “ 8“ “ ' th re e -fo u rth s of th e orig in al 1 4 S J » * R em ove th e spices, pour th e h o t sy ru p over th e d rain ed nesday evening last w eek, honor! c h e rrie s an d add tw o tablespoons Dazzle Clean . . . of v in e g a r to each pint. Seal and let sta n d a b o u t tw o w eeks to blend before using. Ziegler Graduates At Stockton, Cal. HILLSBORO ARGUS—3 L et th e a d v e rtise m e n ts in th e A rgus h e lp you m ake your shopping plan« BUY BONDS BUILD B E T T E S BUY BONDS TODAY! When the war is over build that home you’ve dreamed about. You can build bet ter then when our fighting forces no longer need your money. Help to Meet Washington County's Quota! J. W. COPELAND YARDS 222 S. 2nd A ve. Hillsboro, Oregon Spend Freely o n BONDS Buy MORE Than Befere E N J O Y S U M M E R IN Price Ceiling Set on Melons 1 9 4 4 DODGE BROS. TRUCK CADY MOTOR CO. T h e se S h o e s D o Diot R e q u ir e A C o u p o n ! FUN AND PLAY SHOES Gay as can be, and good-looking, too! Smooth fabric uppers with tough laminated soles. Ghillie ties, bow pumps or strap sandals.. .88 J u st T h e T h in g F o r V a c a tio n P la y D a y s i BOYS* AND GIRLS' OXFORDS |.9 8 They’ll take lots "of scuffing'and ■wear! Good leather uppers with 1 ard-to-wear-through soles.J * IMI'.'»" C a su a l C o m fo r lT a t''S p o r ts 'ro r 'L e is u r e ! M E N ! S’ O X F O R D S Cood-looking'moccasin toe hlucher' j b types with fine leather uppers.in rich Army Antique. Russet.i ™ VO Fresh as M ini Pvt. Wismer Gets Good Conduct Medal tè i,. „ H E A D Q U A R T E R S , 12th F ig th e r I C o m m an d —C itatio n fo r exem plary service a n d c o n d u c t h as been m ade (to P v t. L aw ren ce H . W ism er of H illsboro. P v t. W ism e r is a m em b e r of a sig n al a ir Jw arn in g b at talion assig n ed to th e M e d iterran ean allied c o astal a ir force and w as re c e n tly a w a rd e d t h e arm y good co nduct m edal. P v t. W ism e r’s u n it h a s th e vital job of d e te c tin g enem y a irc ra ift p rio r to th e ir a rriv a l in allied con tro lled te rrito ry . T h ro u g h in fo r m a tio n th is b a tta lio n p asses to th e fig h te r co n tro l secto r to w hich it is atta c h e d defensive m easures a re ta k e n . P v t. W ism e r is b atta lio n d ra ftsm a n . H e is th e son of Mr. a n d Mrs. Jo h n J. W ism er, H illsboro. Mr. and Mrs. A. Girod who moved to Hillsboro. On Thursday eve ning Mr. and Mrs. C.C. Ruth enter tained at a dinner at their heme honoring the Girods. Everything spic and span— pure white as should be— color as bright as could be —laundry clean, sweet, fresh with our artistic finish. for EVERYONE HOME L A U N D B Y & D ry Cleaners Phone 471 Hillsboro, Oregon FULL-FASHIONED RAYONS TAKE PART OF YOUR CHANGE I lie u om en of today have m ore resp o n si bility at th a n any lim e in th e co u n try 's fully IN th em selv es c a p a b le of han d lin g fam ily ami but iness finances. Efficient women use our checking service for the payment of all bills. Paying by check is the most businesslike procedure, and it offers the greatest protection. KEEP E M ■ .edit Attili.., 1 I0c.,“X?5c SAFEWAY MOI BCR FCDCRAL D i POUT INSUPANCC COP fi ■k War Savings Stamps You'll Be Surprised How Soon They Will Pay for a Bond ! 74 COMMERCIAL NflTIDNRL BANK j AND .. 86c BARE,'.EG RAYON HOSIERY Beauty and service combined! No seams to twist around. Knitted for a sleek, clinging fit. New shades. _ — “ Ww ARMORFOOT' HOSE for MEN histo ry . . . and a rc proving Sheer for summer leg flattery and adequately reinforced for lon_ wear. In glowing summer shades. .......— ----------- Stripes and clocks for dress wear and sporty plaids in long-wearing rayons. Slack or regular lenglh. Pr1, ^3,00 g 1 b Beys' siies, too, only ............................ 25e CHILDREN’S ANKLET SOCKS favorites with the grammar and prep school crowd. Solid colors and stripes in mercerized cotton. • Keg. U. S. Pat. Off.
