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Spi. Goodman Gets
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to
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Ttt of B erkeley. C
S a tu rd a y to spend a
H V B E R -M
parents, M r and M
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. n M i n desire
M r .-.i Mrs G eorge V ar.dchev
O rder V our I*rinlin< N eeds E arly
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tra n sfe rre d fro m T ex as to C h an d ­
ler A rlz
Tr.e K n .g h ts of C olum bus w ill
fcrld tn e .r re g u la r m eetin g a! the
ù e r on hall in H llsboro to n ig h t
T h u rsd ay
F ran ces V andehev. n u rse a: S '
J « e p i i h spital V èr c iver W . -
th e w eek -en d at the h tat
f -
ou.-e-.'.^ M - ar.d Mr- G e rge
V andehev
i <Uy
E m t V an d erx ar.û en .
M ss U la Jenlcm * r e t u r n e d
* A iix r t V a n d e r-
o f M r a n d tie
M rs.
zar.den. re c eiv ed a sh o u ld e r in ju ry h o m e T h u rsd ay from C ressw eE .
: . .
a n d a b ro k e n c o lla r bor.e .n a tru c k
1 w ith h e r g ran d m o th er Mrs. G L.
a c c id e n t .n In a .a
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u
ay
V a n d e h c y . A c c id e n t V ic tim
M r an d M rs. A ~ C avaness at-
T o n y V a n d e h e y h a d h is foot
sm a sh e d in an a c cid e n t a: th e C ar- . '.ended a p i c s c h eld J u ly 4 ay tr.e
' O dd F ellow s and R eb ek ah Lodges
r.at.-xi ..Il S a tu rd a y m o m .n g .
a: *.
me if A. S - t ’i .r. 3 e a cr-
Young be rr ics S tart
Y o u n g b e rry p ic k in g w a s sta rte d
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e ck s o f $8 e a ch w e re
in th e V ic V a n d e rz a r.d e n y a r d S a t­
last w ee< b v th e C ooper M —-.-
u rd ay.
ta in S u n d ay school to tn e C r..na
H ear* I rotn S o n s
M rs A n n a L a rd y h e a r d fro m In la n d and th e L atin A m er.to r.
h e r son. M elv in L ard y . S 2 c. th a t H ay Stark Burna
T h e U n .ted S ta te s had at least
h e has a r r iv e d safely in H aw a..
stack or. th e A. M .h r 3 ’00 000 cases of syph.Ifs in 1941
S h e a lso re c e iv e d w o rd th a t P vt. ra n A c h hay
was d estray ed
H ilb e rt L a rd y , a n o th e r son. is in a tar f i n on ' H a rt . •' road
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h o sp ita l a t C a m p H ood. T ex .
r -re ,n N eb rask a last w eek to
R ev. E d m u n d V a n d e rz a n d e n . p as­ N eig h b ors h e lp e d ext.ngu_=h the v ' r. — th e r H is fam ily r e ­
blaze
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to r o f S t. L a w re n c e p a ris h in P o r t­ w as called No o th e r d am ag e was • m ain ed h ere
land. is sp e n d in g a v a c a tio n a t ’he
h o m e of h .- p a re n ts. M r a n d M rs done by th e f.re
P J V a n d e rz a n d e n . M r and Mrs.
WHAT KIND OF
V a n d e rz a n d e n 's little g ran d ch ild .-""
B a rb a ra A nn ar.d J .m m y K a rlic h
JOB
DO YOU WANT
o f O reg o n C ity , a re also v is itin g
MOST?
th em .
D elplan« h e in N orth A fr ic a
SCHOLLS—T
hom
as
C
ade,
sen
M r. a n d M rs. E u g en e D elp lan c h e
P ro b ab ly you can find th e kind
f Mr and Sir- C E Cube, v. ,-
re c e iv e d w o rd from th e ir so n . P ic. , c one
of 7 O regon boys of tr.e 14th of w o rk y o u w a n t to do . . but
E lm e r G . D elp lan c h e. th a t h e h as ; a ir force
w ho spoke over th e rad io can y o u find all th e things w hich
a rr iv e d sa fe ly in N o rth A frica.
. from C h in a F rid ay ev en in g Each go w .tn a jo b th a t m ak e it a good
' fcov chose hi - ow n su b ject fo r th e job. S o u th ern P acific offers y o u not
sh o rt tim e allo tted him . T hom as only a job. b u t m an y e x tra ad-
, spoke o a c h u rc h condition* .n bis v*»i.
*. .C Ci»«L£iC€ tO A -u ik i i i
[ vicinity.
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M r an d M r
Roy M cCool r e ­ te re stin g of all in d u strie s . . . r a il­
ceiv e d a cab leg ram last w eek from roading. T he ch an ce to w ork w ith
th e ir son J '.h n . ir. E ngland. a?-.ur- people you’ll lik e . . . to get good
C O O P E R M O U N T A IN —M r
A ' in g th em of his weLi .-e. and sp eak - pay >all w ages h av e recen tly been
in g of h is hom esickness for his
T C g v a n e " h a co m p leted th e 5th | re
.a t.v e s ar.d frier.a., at Scholl».
m ar.ent com pany w hose roots are
w a r b o n d d riv e in th is d is tric t an d
Hi
1 in th e W est to stay. L ib era l age
h e r to ta l a m o u n te d to alm o st $4000. as M r S u n .• d a i y I f d in n B e e r n i guests
Miss lim its. R ailroad pass privileges.
S he «old tw o $1000 bon d s.
E lean o r W h itg ro v e ar.d Miss Jean
In C a lifo r n ia H osp ital
e a rm of P o rtlan d . Miss W hit- F.-.e pension plan M edical service--
W o rd h as b een re c eiv ed h e re by S g ro
fa th e r is su p erv iso r of Jobs fo r ex p erien ced m en ,n all
M r a n d M rs L ee S ch o u b o e th a t n av v y e’s sh ip
u ild in g , com ing from crafts . . . jobs fo r sem i-skilled or
th e i r son. L e e J r w as co n fin ed in S o u th A m b erica
to tak e th e pos;- u n sk illed people . . . in o u r shops,
a h c * p .ta l at S to c k to n , C al. He is • tion. O th e r d in n e r gu ests aL th e
yards, stations, w arehouses, o f­
w ith th e a ir co rp s th e re .
He -e hom e w ere Mr. and M rs. fices. on o u r train s. Hook on w ith
M rx B ob Peter.->m. w h o is v is it­ C
hanson
Coe
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fam
ily,
also
of
in g h e re a t th e M W. Jo h n so n P o rtla n d Mr. C oe re m a .n e d fo r a S. P now. Com e in and see us and
choose from th e m any jobs w e
h o m e fro m V an co u v er. B. C . w as , lo n g e r v.sit.
a fo r m e r r e - d e n t o f A ’, iha. before H as F urlo u g h
have open. D on't ap p ly unless you
m o v in g to V a n c o u v e r B C ab o u t
and M rs. L o w ell Y oung are are sin cerely in te re ste d in a good
20 y e a rs ago. S h e w as th e fo rm er v is Sgt.
itin g Mrs. Y oung’s p aren ts, Mr job w ith a good com pany.
S igria N u m an o f A loha. H e r fa th e r a n d M rs R aio h H iatt, for sev eral
w as k ille d a t th e .r h o m e n e a r d ay s w hile S g t. Y oung is on his
See or W rite
A lc h a a b o u t 13 y e a rs ago
A b . Jt fu rlo u g h from a cam p in C a liftr -
f o u r y e a rs ago h e r m o th e r m oved j nia.
S P EM PLYOYM ENT
to V a n c o u v e r B C. to live w ith
R EPR E SE N T A T IV E AT
M r and M rs. D an M oser have
M rs. P e te rs o n th e r e
M rs N um an m oved into th e ir recen tly acq u ired i
K AILROAD RETIREM ENT
re c e n tly
p assed aw a y an d h e r p ro p erty , th e fo rm e r C h risto ffer-
BOARD
d a u g h te r. M rs
P e te r- -n. aq-om - soi. place.
219 S. W 9th S'. . P ortland. Ore.
p a n ie d th e re m a in s to P o rtlan d .
M
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Ja
c
k
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P
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tte
r
of
M
ills
City
B u ria l w as S a tu r d a y at th e C res- is spend.r,g a few w eeks w ith th e >
or
e n t G ro v e c e m e te ry n e a r B e a v e r­ C liffo rd T rask .
ar.d h elp .r.g to ,
to n .
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.
b erries w h ile here
Y our N earest S. P. A gent
Mr». M W. Jo h n so n , w ho has p ickj
Ed Hoi.-r.e left f I
.. taTTM ' ,
b e e n ill. is im p ro v in g .
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"The Oregonian" tells American Busine
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Scholls Soldier
Talks from China
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R e tu r n H om e
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, Columbm Basin. Since 19-Rj
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