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fo Alaska
On Defense Work
Oefogerwrian Dies Q q
Mary Antrim
Wins Position
In Washington
Hillsboro Model
Plane Wins Ton
prize al Meet
Non High Area
Plans Annexation
ALOHA Hl’BER Mari
j Antiin
dau: liter I f Mr and Mr- Ro 1
ary app i
in the w
combinali»n gar;
The
Wash
Mr and Mr
mude
in their former
Little Builds ll<
Clifford I itti.
house
North Wheeler avenue
From Oklahoma
Mr.- A. 1. W.
traci
Mn
Mrs Em
yesterday
dine
Mr and Mi
Spokane. Wash
E
W
Webbe
\ isiting Mrs N
Luliiia Jack.
Pioneer, Dies
In Hillsboro
and Mr
of Portland
mother.
Tlie families of J E Minor
H Schuetze. William
H Schuetze and Z R Schue
spent the week-end
benches.
. • McMinnville
uncle and aunt,
n Imitili. Thins
spent
JACK TOWN
in
childi
ents
< ..nip l ire Girls Picnic
pl el iding $ I (Kill OOP
I I'll
i »II .it E.
unteni
the park. The girls hiked
Oaks where they had the.:
afttr which roller skating w
■n
After the
air show
ach girl received two free tickets
any of the
the
wished to ride. Lois Mae Place won
second prize in the cake eating
contest held by the Journal Jun-
u rs Mesdames L H Farlow. C
M Bebout and H A. Nielson p, -
vided transportation.
During July Irene and Phyllis
Anderson. Janet Nielson and La
Rita Farlow attended Camp Ada
hi The Anderson girls and Janet
Camp Adahi.
Janet Nielson s spending a week
at Camp Namanu.
Moves to Portland
Mrs. Walter Tibbatts has rented
her house and gone to live with
a daughter in Portland.
Kansans Visit
Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Murphy
of America, Kan . are v.siting Mr
and Mrs R
Move House
The W J North family have
moved house and all to a site
about 30 reds east on Johnson
Corning. Cal
and her daughter
Mrs Harold Crego of Ri d Bluff,
left for their homes after a
visit of three weeks at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. C W Brown
Dinner party goes’ Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs Albert Koch were
his brother and family Mr and
M is Edwin Koch of Tillamook.
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koch’s
daughter and son-in-law. Mr and
Mr- Ivan Boothby of Portland. I
Doris Koch won two prizes at
the Kid Goat Show at the Public
Markit. Portland on July 26
Mr. and Mrs. C. McCroskey have
located permanently in their home
on Shaw street.
Jerry and Joan McCroskey and
Donna Lee of Portland are spend
ing a part of their vacation at the
home of their uncle and aunt Mr
and Mrs. C McCroskey.
George Henderson has harvested
his peaches. There were three.
These three are in great demand,
on the great principle discovered
by Tom Sawyer while whitewash-
ing Aunt Polly’s fence. namely, to
make
thing desirable to g
make it difficult to attain
Edward Nylund and su r Eira.
accompanied by Vera Jacobson of
Portland, spent a week's
Mr and Mrs. J E Mitzel and
daughter Beverly and i Mr and Mrs
La Verne P Schacht and daughter
Sharon attended th ie Red Head
Roundup at Taft
Return to Chicago
Mrs. Jacob H ffert of Barne
D. and Mrs Ben Fecke
left Tuesday for their homes, hav
ing visited for nine days at the
home of their uncle and aunt. Mr
and Mrs Gc rge Johnstone Thi
HoHerta live on a ranch of l,wo
acres 55 miles south of Fargo, and
like other reports coming from the
agricultural
ions of the c
try. they will have big crops this
season. There are four boys in
family, all six-footers plus and
four girls, all at heme except
married girl
Revival Meetings Scheduled
Revival meeting will start at the
Assembly of God church on Au-
just 10.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Lew s and
daughter Kathleen. J.yce K Log-
ton of Hillsboro and June Norton
<f Cie Eluin. Wash., motored to
Lost lake Sunday.
Little Ann Grimarud of Portland
spent five days with her uncle and
Putnam of
'?k emi fieni Seattle. Wash ,
U. S. 0. Within
Sight of Goal
(roods to Be So/d
was born Aug
where he is
kuk. low a. a.d
ing Airplar
California with her parents at thi
The Baker tamil)
ef quota. when
age of six years The family came
summe r
land are occupying
wn an
uncollected as vet
it tage on U hee
announced thi- in f
of age and settled at Farmington
M: ami Mis E.
Poynter, conn
She was man ed t. .L"i: :: J. Jack
cn May 5 1874. at Hillsboro, and
had lived in the Farmington and La Center. Wash
.mtributions
■me into
Jacktown community for 73 years Birthdays Celebrat
iign coffer
re $49 9:1
Mr and Mrs. W
Mrs Jack is survived by one son.
a group of 20 friends
George J. Jack, of Sherwood routi entertained
arty at their hom
pen
rs with
r. Mrs Ida S
lening.
celebratin
of WJ1
fr
four grander
Mr
anniversaries
of
birthday
Ui
Melville R Jack. r. ate 4 S
iven
and
Mrs.
Pe
Elmer K. ef Portland. I
U
O bottles in
Reedville. and Mrs Alta Co:
<f
Hill
i have br. ligi in
and
Dr.
and
Mis.
I..
J.
Ensign
Portland: and four
children Betty Jean. Billy and
dren A brother G
Jack of Duluth, Minn., arrived
son. when last he. ard from wa
Monday to visit Dr. Ensign’s un
resident ef Kiam nh Falls
Mrs. Jack had been in poor healtl cle and aunt. Mt and Mis E W
since February, when she hac Livermore, for a week
pneumonia, and had not fully re
covered from that illness. Up unti aldine, and Mrs W R. Riley left
with M i -
that time she had been very ac Saturday for a
Riley’s sister. Mrs
vin Moss
tiv? in her ho
BEAVERTON
affairs despi:
r 86 years,
11
The commu
of Jacktow
named for her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Jelderks and
children attended the Jelderks ami
Rasmussen
family
reunion
Mr
ta av
by twi
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Telephone UH
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Livestock Loans
Auto
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Frank
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the
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KRAMIEN'S
PALM DRUG
STORE
9X
GREATER VALUES INSIDE AND OUT
The C. C. Store
Buster Brown Shoe Dept.
ERIC MARGGI. Prop.
A meri
Legion Jr Baseball
Tournament Hillsbor ■
August 9 and 10
American Legion Jr Baseball
Tournament. Hillsboro,
August 9 and 10
ASK US TO PROVE IT!
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You Money
on Every Purchase
PH KI P
rm
FOR
Ohio
W
Prescription Druggists
Phone 261
discourages
They ought t
C. HENRY NELSON, Mgr.
d.i W
GR PÍM R
: USED CAR :
Money Cures Money Troubles
¿^eOuc fíange
Newcomers Night
At Fair Planned
Mailer, bro'
f Ha
ry and R >y Mailer of northea
Banks
ed
Tues
iure and b:
trip He kvci
ear Red Di
da. He began
Tuesday Har
m
H
m ther-in-Jaw. Mr.- A
e M. uv
.tine He
That
< *tir simple limn plan is a quiek cure for
money problem. Service is private, hirtin
ami helpful.
Mrs. James Imlah
anti
James Ji of McMinnville. visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Imlah. Mon
ROY—There have been
fires in grain fields startin from
coitibine m ■ rs. None d them
caused much damage, bu quite
ime
Near'
all he
combine work is done m this <
munity. and threshing is now
Mrs .Albert Vanderzand?n
(Continued from pare 1)
returned to her home from
Vincent’s hospital, where -.ee
year which the newcomer
been com
visit will be H ibe
tion.
hundreds of
Hall.
Herman
I Herinckx.
tidier boys who
I home for m days, returned
day to Camp Murray
Several peoj
from th
ity attended tl
is in this show
wedding
ception of M
>uld do so earl
and Mrs. Alfred
Delplanche at
again
• rth Plains.
mmm despin
Overnight guests at the J M addita
Vanderzanden h me last Wednes-
day night were Mrs Carrie Blake I lower Sho» Slated
and Mr.- Stewart and ne daugh
For the first tin
ter. of San Francisco Thev w. : . years. Washington co
y fall flow
an their way
■me from Seattle ers will fi
cart's other daugh an all-out flower show under th
married to Bill Blake, so: direction । f County garden club
of Mrs Blake. an e
a on
boat. The Hillsb
Mrs. Walter Van Dyke f
be directly
harge. but all clubs
beert. Agi
are giving the big-
Vanderzanden and in the coi
girl friend
ger and be
Portland and
how a full measure
J. M. Vai derzanden of R
of support.
joyed a weeks moto trip
erested i
Canada and Washing on. 7
farm machinery,
and othe
nto Canada by way of P..
equipment, again
A
and ferried across to Vic portunity to see
toria. then drove
l.ne displayed in the b.g machu
then ferried acre
Vancouver. display which will be put on by
B. C . then back
farm
coma From there they went ti
Rain:
National park and Para
Mrs. F. Gillner
Buried on Sunday
I :
County Resident
48 Years Passes
Grain Field Fires
Cause Excitement
nihw
of the thousand
.\tm >
St c. ■ itt an
\\ edi
T be M . Haber Ok . . Taw as
Camp Fire Girl' l it last Widi e--
day morning
nine o el
Sellwood pa
Portland.
Return to California
Mrs Amelia Lachenmy.r of Ar-
tesia.
her
Raymond of
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ELECTRIC store
124 5.2nd AVE «-PHONE 49|-HJU.SBORO
per-
60
1910 Small Series Bl U K
Light green c b r Tudor with
trunk New car
car guarantee
845
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By Bob Darf
at AS MALS AND
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Look at these cars on
Our Lot at
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