The Hillsboro argus., December 21, 1944, Page 10, Image 10

2—HTbtSBORO ARGUS Tl.ui-jJa>r Pec pint er 21. 1911
Elva Bradley
Volunteers for
Overseas Duty
Walter Schwanke
Home on Furlough
Fire Partly
Destroys the
Adams House
S C H E F F L 1 N — W a lte r
W
Schw anke. son of Mr. and Mrs. C
I S ch w an k e a rriv e d hom e M on­
FA R M IN G TO N The M is .1 B
day on a 30>dav furlough a fter
having spent 21 m onths on th e New A dam s house cau g h t f ir e b e tw e e n
the w alls from the vhimney early
ORENCO—E lva Br idlev. d au g h ­ H ebrides and elsew h ere in th e Pa- F
rid ay m orning. H er son Hi . e.
h ere
te r uf Mr. an d Mix Jo h n J B rad- I eifie. He says it’s "cool
who
Lad spent the night there,
lev left D ecember 14 for Fort L ew ­ i V, ung S chw anke. E M 2 c. has discovered
the fire and by tearin g
is,.’ Wash . w here sh e expects to been at th e n av al ad v an ce base up floors and
chopping Into the
rem ain about six
weeks. Miss i E sp iritu S an t,’, in a n av al av iatio n wall» m an ag ed to
put it out Hills
Bradley, a
recen t g rad u ate of li n t and w ill re p o rt back for boio tu ta l fite tiu
e k responded
Em anuel school of nu rsin g In I advanced tra in in g
but
the
fire
w
as
u n d er control
P ortl md. has joined th e a rtry Heinrich in G erm ain
Lt R obert H einrich is now w ith by th e tim e It reached there. Con­
nurses corp». S h e expects to be
sid erab le d am age inside th, house
sent to P alm Springs. Cal., lrom th e U S. 1st arms- in G erm any. w as done by th e fire and w ater.
Pfc. Rady B erw ald is w ilt the
F ort Lewis. She has v o lu n teered
Boge T ran sferred
for ( verseas service. Miss Irad- 7th arm y in G erm an y
Cecil Boge. w ho h as beet, s ta ­
ley graduated from H illsboro high Aid Meets
Zion L adies’ Aid m et last T h u rs­ tioned a t C am p Beale. Cal . has
school in 1940.
n s fe rre d back to F o it
Mrs L. W. G ibson arriv ed a j day aftern o o n in th e p arish hall. I L s e e w n is tra
He spent last Sunday ll
w eek ago last T h u rsd ay to visit T he follow ing officers w ere r e ­ the hom e of his p aren ts, Mt and
re s i­
h er daughters. Mrs. J. R C,xik elected: Mrs R H einrich.
M rs Ed Boge
and M i- M elvin S h p le v She was d en t. Mrs. R. Eawles. se c retary :
n
ew
ly
elected
tre
a
su
re
r.
M
rs
H o-' Mrs K C S eu fert and son Mel­
accom panied by an o th er of h er
vin
of T illam ook visited at the
an d Airs
Scott
daughters. Mrs D ew itt B rottgher. n ier S im an tel
E d g a r R ehse hom e F rid ay Mis
and babv d au g h ter and her m other C am pbell, v ice-president. M rs H e r­ S eu fert a tte n d , d th e com m unity
Mrs. Ma’ttie Fink Mrs. F in k is vr - bert S ahnow J r and M rs E lm er W elfare rlu b m eetin g at th e O. N
iting her son. S tan ley F ink, of S alrw ed el a re th e re tirin g officers. E rick so n home
Hillsboro T hey plan to spend th e Mrs R H einrich v o lu n teered t o , A A. Y earian of W eiser Idaho,
C hristm as holidavs h e re and a re tak e th e don atio n s of g ifts to th e is visiting at th e hom e of h < s- n-
L u th era n S erv ice c e n te r to P o rt­
enjoying th eir visit very m uch.
land Mesdame-- F W eight an d R in law and d a u g h te r Mi and Mrs
M rs .Tones, a cousin of M rs J . S ch w an k e a re on th e co m m it­ N athan W eston, an d fam ily
Ccok's w ho has been h ere for a tee to rem em b er th e sh u t-in s a t | C arl G uidberg of 'O ak lan d . Cal.,
few w eeks left for Richm ond. Cal . C h ristm as Follow ing th e business w as a v isito r at th e W. T. P u t­
last T hursday
m eeting Mrs. E lm er H erg ert w as n am horn, last w eek He w as em ­
Brown on Furlough
com plim ented w ith a show er. It ployed by W T P u t n u n Sr. 41
T
Sgt.
E
rnest
Brown
of
Cam
p
. , 1 T
1 -■ p aren
s »..-a »a • ts was a no host m eetin g a n d Mew- y ears ago for seven years, when
Polk.
L a . is visiting V. his
dam es A F K ahle and W A S a h ­ th e P u tn a m fam ily lived in W ash
Mr .and Mrs. W. E. Brow n He w ill
” now w ere in ch arg e of a rra n g e ­ Ington.
tem ain for C hristm as. B >b B u r­ m ents The an n u al ex ch an g e of
Mrs. Jo h n K an in a en te rta in e d
dette visited G lenn B row n aboard S u n sh in e gifts w as also h eld a t w ith a b irth d ay d in n e r p a rty Sun
liis ship somewhere in th e South this m eeting.
day in honor of Mr K am n a's
b irth d a y an n iv ersary .
Pacific.
to Home
S everal from O reneo atten d ed Returns
Ju a n ita C aw rse a rriv ed hom e A nnual P a rty H eld
the annual tu rk ev d in n er held at T h u rsd ay h av in g spent 10 day* n
T w en ty m em b ers and tw o visit
the P o rtlan d H unt clu b at G arden Los Angeles w ith h e r frien d D oro­ o rs w ere p resen t at th e C om m un­
H me S atu rd ay evening
ity W elfare club a n n u al C h ristm as
sel
C hristm as program w ill b e held thy T h Sam
e ch ild ren o f Zion L u th era n p a rty a t th e hom e of Mrs. O N
in the church S atu rd ay evening at dav and S u n d ay schools w ill p re­ E rick so n F rid ay aftern o o n A fter
8 o’clock. E veryone is invited.
sent th e C h ristm as story "F o r C.od a d essert luncheon th e 'p resid en t
Honored at Party
So Loved th e W o rld .' C h ristm as Mrs C. E. L in tn er, presided at the
The senior class o f the S unday Eve (S unday evening) at 8 o clo ck business m eeting. E lectio n of o f­
school held a farew ell p arty Mon­ in Z ion church.
ficers for n ex t y e a r w as h e ll
day evening at th e W ilfert home
N ew officers ire : Mrs. N it: ••
for Sherw ood, w ho left for the
W eston, p resid en t: Mrs. 0
N.
navy T uesday and expects to spend
E rickson, vice presid en t, and Mm
Rill
P a riso
s e c re ta ry -tre a s u re r
C hristm as in San Diego.
N am es w ere d raw n for secret s is ­
E. F. B rau er has been ill w ith
te rs fo r next y ear, followed hv the
a cold for several days. H e w ent
exchange of g ifts
Mrs. H aro: !
back to w ork last S atu rd ay ,
M eyers w as en ro lled as a new
liovle on Leave
m
em
b
er
The
J
a
n
u
a
r y m eetin g
V incent Dovle. ensign in th e
will b, an n o u n ced later.
m erchant m arine, a rriv ed hom e th e
ROY — Mrs. C. V a n J th t y ’s place
T he ch ild ren of th e school will
la tte r part of th e w eek and w ill tw enty-second g re a t g ran d ch ild , a
a C h ristm as p a rty at the
spend C hristm as w ith his w ife and boy. w as born last w eek to Mr. have
school
F rid av aftern o o n . Due to
relatives. He has ju s t retu rn ed an d Mrs. E v e re tt V andehey.
so m any ch ild ren being absent
from the A leutians.
i The com m unity extends its sym ­ because of illness, th e re will be
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Moon had as p ath y to Mrs. W illiam Y ungen on no pro g ram . T h e n will be a w eek's
th e r guests last w eek. Mrs. Moon’s the recen t d eath o f h e r husband. v acation, w ith school resu m in g on
parents, Mr. m d Mrs. B ert Sm ith, Cpl. Y ungen
Mrs. Y ungen. h er T uesday, J a n u a r y 2.
and h e r b ro th e r and wife. Mr. and fath er. C harles R eiling. an d sister.
Mrs. Fred S m ith, a n d tw o ch ild ren Erma, form erly liv ed here.
VOLUME OF O VERSEAS
of A berdeen. Wash.
Arrives in Germany
H a rry C lark left fo r th e navy I P vt. W ilb u r K em per, son of M AIL NOW G REA TEST
T h e volum e of soldier C hristm m
last week.
Mrs F ran k K em per, a rriv e d safely m ail
now m oving to points w h ere
Mrs. A. P ark s is a t hom e again in G erm an y in N ovem ber.
A
m
erican so ld iers a re serving ov­
after spending som e tim e in P o rt­ Attend Me- ting
land w ith h e r ch ild ren an d g ran d ­
A larg e crow d from h ere a tte n d ­ erseas re p resen ts th e g reatest n u m ­
children. T h eir d a u g h te r D orothy ed the m eetings of the K n ig h ts of b e r of packages ev e r sent in a i -:e
w as m arried last F rid ay evening C olum bus an d C atholic D au g h ters period, it w as learn ed today at th e
Max C arnes' m o th er from Pilot T h u rsd ay even in g a t H illsboro h e a d q u a rte rs of th e N inth S ervice
Rock is visiting th e fam ily here.
A fter th e m eetin g s a C h ristm as Com m and.
Ardeel Visits
p a rty w as h eld in the L egion hall.
H enry A rdeel. w ho w as w ound­ Vandehey Transferred
EUROPEAN U N D E R O R O l NO
ed in F ran ce last J u ly and has
Pfc. P a tric k V andehev. son of SU PPLIED BY V. S.
T h e E u ro p ean u n d erg ro u n d is
been in the B arnes hospital, .s vis­ Mr. an d Mrs. H en ry V andehey.
itin g his parents.
h as b e .n tra n s fe rre d fro m K ey b eing supplied th ousands of tons of
A p arty w as given in h o n o r of Field. Miss., to a cam p in L ouis­ w eapons
and
am m unition,
the
C M 2 c G eorge C sergei and T Sgt. iana.
N inth S ervice C sm tn an d ord n an ce
E rnest B row n, w ho a re hom e or.
officer
learn
ed
today
from
a
w
ar
G race M arie, d a u g h te r o f Mr.
furlough, at th e hom e o f M edford and Mrs. G eorge V andehey. is d e p a rtm e n t rep o rt.
P erso n s
S a tu rd a y
evening. hom e and feeling fine a fte r a re­
E ighteen you n g people w ere p re s­ cen t o p eratio n fo r appendicitis.
63.000.000 TONS MOVED
ent
T h e co m m u n ity also extends OVERSEAS IN 31 MONTHS
sy m p ath y to Mr. and Mrs. W illiam
A p p ro x im ately
63 000.000
ship
Sc.-bauer on th e d eath of th e ir son tons of supplies and 4 000.000 troops
V incent.
w ere tra n s fe rre d fro m th e I :i <
Fam ily Reunion Held
t i 12? o v erseas p o rts
M r. and M rs. H en ry D uyck heid S 31 tates
m onth period th e N in th S ervice
a fam ilv reu n io n in M oore's h all C om m and
tra n sp o rta tio n
o th e g r
T raffio
accid en ts
in
O regon Suhdfev 'a n d a big tu rk ey d in n er was inform ed t ’d ay at Fort Doug­
claim ed a toll o f 22 lives d u rin g w as enjoved. T hose p resen t w ere las,
U tah.
th e m onth of N ovem ber, according Mr. and Mrs. E. H. D uvck and
to S ecretary of S ta te R o b ert S. fam ily. G e rge Duyck and fam ily
F arrell, w ho said th is w as th ree Ju liu s Duvck and fam ily. Mr. and
m ore d eath s th a n w ere rep o rted M rs C arl A nderson and fam ily.
in the sam e m o n th last year.
Mr. and Mrs. M artin S tad elm an
"T his slight increase indicates and fam ilv. Jo e an d Rita The
th ere is a g re a te r d an g er of acci­ g ran d ch ild ren w e re v e ry h ap p y to
d en ts this y ear, despite th e com ­ see S an ta a rriv e w ith a big sack
m on su p p esitio ; th a t d an g er has ’ of gifts fo r each one.
lessened, due to w artim e restrie-
Hospital I n lt Travels
420.405 Miles In Septf n ib er
T h e N in th Service C om m and
hosp ital tra in u n it in S ep tem b er
m ade 113 trip s and moved $1,581
so ld ier-p atien ts a to tal of 420,405
miles. It has been an n o u n ced at
h ead q u arters, F o rt D ouglas. L'tah
Mrs. C. Vandehey
Great-Grandmother
Of 22 Children
Raymond Lane
Phones Mother
From New York
H A ZEI.D A LE
Hav B rctlhour.
I.A l'K E I
M rs
1 I n i Ison L ine
o f tiio
Ha eld ale general
r e c , ' . v e i l i telephone call from her o w in '!
son R aym ond last W ednesday te ll­ stero, had th e hoVior of h aving an
ing het th a t he had lpiulr,! ill invasion I'.irgo h . lined f, r Inni for
New v
m d wait hop n to be having a I,'cord atte n d a n c e at the
hunt, fi’i Chi istm as E iv m o n d h is sh ip y ard s w here lie w orks
been ill lln g lan d and in F iance,
Mr and Mrs J o e B orger have
w here lie w as w ounded. He w a s m oved to th eir new place on \\ I
liospit alired
for a
tim e th e ie luim son avenue
w h ere lie levelved i t , a tn iettt lor
Thomas Young form erly of Hi
th e heel of one foot.
vietnify and uncle of Tom M iller
lto b e it S p ie lin g has the ra n k of and Mrs Alice S d ie . vv a
an a-1
serg ean t, h av in g leoeived th a t pio in th e C ooper M ountain . c,'m otel v
m otion Just b if o ie leav in g Italy Tbilisi! iv
( t u b M e e ts
to come hom e
H a rrid a le H appy H our club me!
M um Vtti'inl M ed,ling
M ,”.y fio m tin ; co m m u n ity it
tended the w edding of Vii -Ini.i
, leete,I w ere
R aleigh W hitm ore,
V a te n h o is t an d F i n e s t R a iio w
leader:
W alter
Schm idt
S a tu rd a y n ght V irginia and E r n e class
are both fo rm er re sid e n ts of this assista n t class lea,lei : E lbert Ste
v.
"
tin
s
te
e
.
M
ir
Ellen
M vin
eouunun ity.
W ayne E a stg a te i- s ta tio n ,,! a t se c re ta ry ; M is M vrtle W hitm oie
th, n iv a l tra in in g sta tio n a t F a r­ tre a su re i . Mi s M il,lied St, va ns,
pianist : lie iie W ‘ tm are. e ll.'lisle -
rag u t. Idaho.
M ix R eeher a
tin t
Sgt R oy Dobbs, a buddv of Cpl. an d il l
ch
o rister.
W illiam McNav. visited W illiam 's
p a te n ts Mr an d M is W 1, Me- ’C h ristm as P arty Held
Most of Hie in,'tnbei s of the
Nav. P ecem bet 12 Dobbs w as w ith
W illiam ft om the tim e th ey went Taiurel L adies' club vv, i e p r 's e n t
nt
the C h ristm a s pat tv held at
o verseas u n til the la tte r w as tra n s
H
M N v
ferred to H e a d q u a rte rs com pany tlie Mi : W
lNd>bs ‘i id p ic tu re s of Int, re t to P ecen ih e r 13 N a tn .s for new S u n ­
tb.e M cN ays, ns well as m any In­ shine sisters for th e com ing y e a r
te re stin g item s of news. He was w ere draw n and the «xehange of
acq u ain ted w ith R ill's new bti.le g ifts revealed li s t y e a r’s 'e e re t
also, h av in g been e n te rta in e d In pats T he club decided to bold a
her hom e IT, h as been in R arnes pot luck d in n e r D ecem ber 31. at
h o sp ital but w as ex p ectin g to be the com m unity hall. Mi-: M vitb
released to re tu rn to his hom e nt M cM illin w a s a p p o in t'd head of
D undee for a 30-dny fu rlo u g h be the d in n e r co m m ittee and M r-
M a rth a E g g e r head of th e ele in
fore re tu rn in g to active d u ty
up co m m ittee T he next m eeting
O fficers 1 leet, ,1
At the election held a t the of th e club will b-> J a n u a r y 10 at
R ubj v \ i
ch u rc h D ecem ber 12. th e follow ing • h a h o m e o f Mi
S unday school officers w ere elect R e tu rn to M Iseonslii
M
”.
and
M
is
W
illiam
L an g re
e,l Amos W atk in s, su p e rin te n d e n t;
tin n e d to th e ir hom e at W a- m,
W a d e r M ann
a -is ta n t
s lip . : "
a fte r spendin . tlx week
te n d e n t: Mrs C o ta S chm idt, secre- \\ s
~ I.ie
De h ere and at P o rtla n d vvitli Ills ;s
ta r y tr e a s u re r :
m is .
C lara Shaw , lie w as
B o e r. P i a n : - '
T e d W a l k tins and ler, Mrs
M a r j o r i e W i'd. e h o r l s t e i s . an d Jim helping Mrs Khn, v w ith Hie vv ,
S'
C h u r c h officers n u t h a rv e st on h, r f i l m here
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Electrical Appliances
Sewing Machines
Lawn Mowers, etc.
Write
J. A. Romano
Rt. 1, Box 806
Beaverton, Oregon
last week at F dna Mere r - w ith
,• glit m em bers and one v isittr
F in d plans w ere m ade lor selmol
tre a ts Som e of Hie Luttes wall
[g a th e r at Sirs H ,''te rtio
to rack
i ,in tv Final totals on b aru ar w ere
»lilt ’ i leur
I’rugraiii Tonight
T he school wall hold ils I'liiisl-
m as ino g rain at th e schoolhouse
b ai d ll
T iu irsd a,\. ot !•
. ,-)
Th, y w ill pros,‘ht a 1 u-hour i n-
1,'it.dim 'tit l'li loi on will iiqxirt
tor school on F in i.i v nv ruing lo
exch an g e gifts and di m antle the
room s S (mol tak es up a : on Jan
uarv 2
Pariv S cheduled
Happy H our c lu b w ill bol l its
t'iu isim as parly at Mi l iiarl.
R em ington's
D ecem ber 22
AB
i m em ber! should be th e re I find
I o u t w ho th e ir l’ollv mna.'i aie
title insurance
O ut title ¡ » s i i t a n c e fully protects the
lille to your real estate. “ No nbstract re-
quire«!.“ Capital an.l surplus »9R0.000.
WASHINGTON
COUNTY
BRANCH
Tille and Trust Company
An O regon C orporation
C apital anil S urplus $950 000 00
Etfl S 2nd Ava-, IHtUbnro
V m y H ospitals To I s e
G rttdilato I allot V u e s
1 t i l l e d S tate C adet Nui e Corps
gi ad iia te s. w ho have tak en th e ir
senior cadet ¡e llo d In » l i n y box
pitals and w ho hav, applied for
eomm isslon.s In Hie arm y nurses
,'oriis, m ay now he em ployed in
m ilitary hospit ils p rio r to rreelv
ing com m issions, it w as announced
a t th e N inth S, rvi, -e C o m m a n d
•surgeon’a office.
Port
Douglas,
P iali. A ppointin' n ts w ill be ma le
only in sta te s w here g n id u a te s of
leeognized schools of n u rsin g may
he , m ployed as ti n ne,| i i ' I I h i -
prior to sta te board e x a m in a 'Ions.
Phone 333
SEASON'S
GREETINGS
Quick
T he w re a th in th e w in d o w
I he suow covered pines
the la u g h te r id' lit t le « 'b ild n n
BfM WI5HIS — o s ym b o lic ot th e tra d i
tio iia l A m e ric a n C h r is t in a ! '
Let us keep it so a lw a y s , by
d o in g o u r share to speed T o ­
ta l V ic to ry .
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The Hillsboro Argus
Traffic Accidents
Takes Lives of 22
Repairing
Invasion Barge is
Named in Honor
Of Ray Brelthour
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The world'* n$o»t o u ttta n d i-j violA* v
S*'ad *ori ' : * 4 4 1 73 7 c i
waited yeor* to own one o f hi$ . n it r i
beauty of dei gn and iw eetnen and
tlons on th e use of m o to r vehi­
cles," F a rre ll said.
O f th e 22 fa ta litie s In N ovem ber,
six were p ed estrian s, seven w ere
killed in tw o-car collisions, one
died in a m o to r v eh icle-train acci­
dent, tw o J r , fixed-object collisions
an d six in non-collision accidents.
F o r the first 11 m o n th s of the
year, th ere w ere 215 tra ffic fa ta l­
ities in the state, an increase of
about th ree p<r cen t o v er the
toll of 208 d eath s fo r th e sam e
period a y ear ago.
R ailro ad crossing fatalities, the
d ark spot in the traffic p ictu re
th is year, to ta l 23 for th e first
11 m onths, com pared to only five
for the sam e period of 1943. This
is an increase of 360 p er cent.
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