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V. F. W. Team Is
Leading League
Local News Item s
I ? l r and
t eo T.ne»«!
Xebr ,J
Rjjj Camnbell and
" f Omaha
■Mur ' ' „ f" ,he
Fd Thornton returned ea rly last
J M rs. Herbert P , „ ,
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week from a 4-dav saddle-horse
M r. and Mrs o 1
r
♦7hUtrjSd! y c.t i P , \ FW dp" trio frnm Brookings to Agness,
an d M r8 - G.lben
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Il'-h School bv a 17 on the Pomie river A fter the first
'" ’e Tltus a r e ^
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'be local field. The day out Rill was said to be “post-
b oxscorp
¡¡ng" as English ould term it.
cal People a tte n d ^
2«y Adventist ¡ ¡ J f
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F , However all w ere said to have
Gjpf , ««■'hool
H 18 6 been “stiff” from the long ride.
Gladson. Ore., this .
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17 12 3 Leo delivered some pack horses
Phil Ruteau is pk^
R atte ries : For ••'C'b School, to his cousin, who operates a
h
!rn
to Harbor to i2,
Nelson and Reekman; V. F. W.. resort in th a t area
a lte r having sold □
a t‘on and Spangler.
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( u y I ’1 I - rty He
Tuesday the Vets scored th eir k , . V
J 8' Gordon Gnnd °f
en
up his post office t«
f’f’h victory, sfra irh t. bv out- . ' r ia ' 1 Falls spent a week in
bor. and states tha* 1
slugging the Rod and Gun Club J 1"' aFea’ visi,in£ Mr. and Mrs.
to come back here J
fry h 21 to 15 score •
Harbin. They took Je rry
I t was house-movzJ
Oä
H
M arker home w ith them . Mrs I
Harbor thia week Z |
n
Good is a d a u g h te r of the H ar-
Rod and Gun
'
' bine.
M rs. Iria Orton mov-
" F. W. .
20
8
room house about 3t» 1
Batteries
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and Mrs. Floyd Rineflesh
ita original location J
Kemp and H aggerty; V’. F W
-f Enrtland spent a w eek’s vaca-
photo of t h .
1 <c,1> across from -j
w IlV p l'c . Thli 40-oa...no.r " S t ' " ? Al’
m .rk ln ,fc
Matson and Spangler.
,’ ion ’? Rrookin^«. Mrs. Rineflesh
G ra n g e hall, and »
service on it«
z*
passenger, 300-mlie-in-hour transport in
LEAGUE STANDINGS-
18 * sister of Mr. H arbin.
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Jo h n M ello moved theirl
V F W.
5 n tn n n
M r and M rs Robert Nifeson
at high altitudes Other c# i V / ♦
, Î bL for PaM enfler comfort
‘ s1" ’ 1 » feet from J
High School
i q
« a ,o f P ortland w ere w eek-end vis-
location Mr. Mello pi«
Rod and Gun Club
l 4
200 d ° rS at ,ke Idoyd H arbin home.
la rg e his welding shop|
to Portland and Seattle A ^ u a t’ l 0^ * ''' We8tern w il* Inaugurate service
Tonight the high school will nr
Johnson
3tt,e Auflu,t 1 on a new « te n s io n of i t . Pacific Coast
Play the Rod and Gun Club while
* £?’ Bpaf h C a,lf a re visit- route.
next Tuesday the Vets will again V 7 Mr and Mre R Iair Gould-
m w t the high school and on •
Jobnston is a well-known
Tnursday will play the R.xf and
,naintPr ,n and about Los h v ^ M r ^ ’? « 6, ~ ing e r e c f e d San Francisco T uesday morn-
Set Your Calends a,l
Gun club.
Angeles.
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Mr. and Mrs.
---- Tony
....... u Burgess,
u i KeBB, I
Uir Riegler nome, is well ily and friend«
Meeting of Board
! Mrs. E. Rrown and d a u g h te r of under wav. The fram ing is a h m r i
rriends.
of
Dist. No. 17 is the I
PVery insurance need
sprnt Tuesday
Turadav completed.
com plete*
8
1 •Max,. Stelnke_ and tw o d a u g h -
Vallejo, Calif.,
Calif., spent
E x m e iste r Agency.
day of each month.
evening at the L. Z. H arbin home.
A baby show er was given in
Every* Monday ew-j
Miss R arhara Olson of San
Boy Scout meeting at
Francisco is visiting Mr. and Mrs. honor of Ann Bushnell at the
home of Mrs. Faye Sunderland
Henry Horst for two weeks.
* L. M iner or »an Francisco I *---- ""
““ “,cruiiit
P.
Miss W oodward, who spent the last Tuesday, w ith Joan Annin
as
co-hostess.
Present
at
the
ac-
and
Ellis
Kennedy
of
Riverside.
Every
first
and third
past year as tea c h e r of the U. S.
soldiers in Japan, retu rn ed to casion w ere Rernice Ward, Madge Calif., are visiting this w’eek a t day of montb, Post 986.
this country' last week and is at TT' Rl,,ian " eideman. Nell rhe home of Mr. M iller’s b r o th e r io f Foreign Wars and J
Dorothy
Widney, a nd sister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs
visiting her m other. Mrs. Wood- - IacKenzie.
'
x,i. niee-.s earn s
Box Office Opens 7:30 ward, and sisiter. Mrs. Bert De- Lue la Young. Edith Berger, May W. F. Miller.
1Sr PegJ ie Askl Edna N eu’-
Mr- and Mrs. Arnold Vogel fourth Friday of the
Moss for a time.
Show- S ta rts 7 45
Mr. Fletcher returned S a tu i- man. Lois Spangler and Edith and children of Sacram ento aref the Odd Fellows hal
Brookings
Oregon day evening from P ortland end
“pending several weeks a t th e ir Masons —
is staying at the home of his
H arry Edw ard returned from ranch on the W inchuck.
I E ver
daughter. Mrs. C. L. Stoaks.
L'n i 'ain‘i S a i l,rday- where he a t- ' 5Ir- and Mrs. George Anderson M utual Improvement
' -io V tO ^us,npss affairs.
He and ,wo daughters.
Mrs. E. E. tion, Harbor School,
Last Time T onight:
had previously attended
the Ro- Hanscam Sr. and Mrs. Fred Reil- young are invited toe
■ ■> A aem b ly a . Salem.
!
hAshland f° r ! Every Thur-aU, ™ ,
Mrs. H arry E dw ard’s m other the frin J ^ Hda>S’ having m ade O. F. meets at the Odd
.
U an Visiting
F{-
left by- bus late last week for the M trip. Monday.
,
her home at Petalum a Calif ,,
v!adys p«yn< and Mrs. welcomed.
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a fte r spending a few davs here , "
r ° tS° n arp at th c ir owa Second and fourth
Friday and S atu rd ay
„.J
Coming Eve
Pine Cone
theatre
“A b ies Irish Rose
I c
with her daughter
iomes a ; tei
»mpJSting the Ont cf each month, at I ai
•July 25 and 26—
..u ' ^ „ Corde,ia C antrall. Klam-
sum m er se8sion at Topaz Rebekah lodge
and .»uss
Miss
g<,)n ( °Hcge of Edu- urged to attend, and n
r ,. ‘ }
- Mrs. t Crum
rum p aim
Gladys Ankeny of Medford n are
m 'ta ,lo n - Ashland.
Jways weicome.
(Visiting
at
the
Howard
Contrail
R y /?</ and Mendj/
and H arold Crum p homes this
ith Dick Powell and Howdy Folks; A friend of ours ! w eek.
Mrs. Irene Johnson and two
E v p ’v n k
1 ............ ... r ' S, ’H,at We shouId he gratefu l
hurry !
hurry
HURRY!.’
ne>es, plus news for ,uck- but not ««iiy enough to children of P ortland are visiting
and a short.
¡depend on it.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. An-
Gtew Jackson this week. Thev
? nd R , D Scobbee made a trip
On the o'>her hand, some peo­ to Orick the la tte r p a rt of last
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
wvek. ? Mrs.
Johnson *s
is daughter
d au ghter
ple like to com bine lu ck and L
lrs ,Tobnson
Py feel best u when
h en they
K, e io ra ‘ler Mrs. Anna Jackson.
pluck. They
W ith those FAMOUS
July 27, 28 and 29—
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lawson of
are lucky enough eo find som e
L V ? w eek-end visitors
Matinee, 2 p. m , Sunday one to pluck.
of the H. J. Weigel familv, being
on th e ir w ay home from a vaca­
They say a black cat is unlucky tion trip to C ra te r Lake, the O re­
hut when a black cat runs in front gon Caves. Reno and o ther places
of interest as far south as San
In two sizes—and need the space
of a car. and m akes it. it's lucky.
Francisco, and back along the
Oregon coast.
W ith Robert W alker as
20 P E R C E N T REDUCTION
, ,M r and M re’ F- McMann have
(
f
course
there
is
one
class
taken
°'«*r
the
S
torsett
Cleaners
Jerom e Kern, and June
•its not only out o f sty le but j «bop. They thought they m ieht
FOR ONE W E E K ONLY—HURRY!
AH.'son. Judy Garland. u/ao OMf of luck now days and! !ike a steady job so evidendv'
M a ts royalty.
¡have found one th at will keep
K athryn Grayson, Van
them plenty busy.
j
Heflin, Lena Horne. Van
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W agner
Johnson, Tony Martin. O ther people think th a t the and d a u g h te r of Crescent City
num ber thirteen is unlucky. It w ere recent visitors a t the An-
Dinah Shore. Frank Sin­ sure
is if you have thirteen peo­ drew- Jackson home on Jacks
a i ra and Lucille Bremer. ple at a dinner table and you get reek Mrs. W agner is the for­
stuck w ith the check.
m er \ irgm ia H iilier Clark, her
m arriage to Mr. W agner being
Sometime» hard luck com es an event of
oi last month.
j
W ednesday and Thursday
from watting for a soft snap.
hom c% X da*'a',mm
E° r Photo? r ophs and Post C ards of Your Lflij
“Johnny O’clo ck ’’
WE ARE OVER-STOCKED)
( ustom -A ire Oil Circulating Heat
“Till The Clouds
Roll By”
J. J. Gallaghei
P L U M B I N G
July 30 and 31—
Double F eature
"King of the
Stallions”
and
“The Chase”
" e ll. we’ve been lucky a lot ( alifornia w here «he was called Vo,.- VI .
.
times We re lucky to live in a by the death of her m other Up- ' o u r 1 , o a t a n r f
on h er re tu rn she was greeted
tek?gram sta tin « »bat her
.b ro th e r had also passed aw ay
|tr o m a h e a rt attack shortly a f te r '
I rf'\ t r had Je V, ° " her tr,p hom*- '
Mr and Mrs. M. L. D eM artini
and two children returned home
trom a several weeks trip which
Station No. 60ge
M n 'PC m £ M‘SS™ ri
Eddie Thornton and
Mrs. D eM artin s relatives. On
V. A. M endenhall Jr.
th eir re tu rn trip they went into)
Canada p a rt of the way.
I
E H Reekm an arrived iro n ?
F in is h in g
P arad e Pictures Now On
C H E V RON
Gas S tation
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BROOKINGS, OREGi