The Hillsboro argus., June 21, 1945, Page 7, Image 7

M arqarel Klein W ins
Firsl Lieutenancy
News of Men and Women in Uniform
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Tiiiii -th '. J u n e 21. 19 15
Prisoner of G erm ans
Returns from Europe
Free Horse Show
Kids' Day Feature
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f . i i e d to M adia in G e n e ia l / a
pit ll at c u l t Lew
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.aekrnan. H e will Mixin tie h o n e on
i Ion« furlough.
B uy W ar B u lid ’i'
Marine on Leave
Brctthuucr Discharged
Under Point » / ystom
"Say It
With
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Koi • • W ll’ife ■ I
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n e r S u n d a y m h o n o r of th e ir " > i i .
He ld C le rk W illia m J a m . . W-. '
1 ,r <• of th e m ui in<’. w ho is hom e
,, f j i l o u j h a f te r a 2 8-m onth to u r
d u tv o v e rs e i .
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O ne D e liv e ry D illy
Î 'eolie in Denver
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KEWSHAM
FLORAL CO.
Item i ruber. In A r g u ì Cl.a
'H ie M ure Y ou T ell
Mon* Y ou Sell.
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riioun IX'll — II tllshiiru
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“Goddess of Liberty"
Nazi Prisoner
Returns Home
CANDIDATES' BALL
Saturday. June 23rd
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Save
Gorman Receives
Navigator Wings
S E I MAN I IE I.U . .Munioc. l.'>
W illia m G. ( b u n . in. . <01 of Mt
W u liiu i G G u i n . h i . 137 C o rn e ll
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to S.ioi i An i. C •! . for re;«. - m<»m«* at trie post t h e a te r .
C oinp h 'lin j. a n interi ••.’.'«• cours»
I u urnciit.
i •« 1 ‘ ited th a t
F e b r u a ry I of all k in d s of a e ria l n a v ig a tio n ,
un
hi hard«*st m o n th in th e prix- th e g r a d u â t » . train»**! d ir« c t r tly
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to use
ned about 30 pounds since p u ttin g th e ir k n o w le d g e
a g a in e t th»- J a p a n e s e .
»uoncr lib, ra te d .
Id . iio r r n a n left Sunday to re ­
n-< « ived o n ly o n e p iec e of
o rt b a c k to d u ty a fte r a fi v»* d a y
'.-¡tile m th e p riso n , th a t from p
leave sp e n t h e re w ith h is m o t h< I
Selection of Goddess an d Court
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<.i if of B e th a n y , I a c a d e t a t
E in te I S ta te M ilita ry A cad -
We t l’oin t lie
sh o rt fu rlo u g h .
P . M.
DANCING ALL EVENING
lo r'.ililio B u rk e 's < in he Ira
Shule Park Auditorium — Hillsboro
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Herb Sahnow J r
t C a rl It im e ick e fro m n ear
’ G ro v e w h ile .n th e p riso n
Adii: . ion 70 c e n ts
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V. ' , i th it h e
Sanford Will Returns
From O verseas Duty
is sa fe a n d w e ll
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nt on th<* fro n t lin e s in E u ro p e 3o d a y
fu rlo u g h .
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first
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i- u ly < i ht m o n th s. H is w ife. M rs phi«*»*’ y e a rs. H«* is g ro u n d c re w
J u»k, w h o se h o m e is in Nash** c h h f on a B -25 b o m b e r a n d ha
T<
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ed foi b»*«*n ov»i <*as fo r o v e r tw o y e a r s
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te sta y w ith M r T eller A fte r his fu r lo u g h he will be as-
<■*< . - l i t R o b e rt M ullov sun of ign«‘d to a now' post. S g t. W illx
Ml a n d Mr*
W F M ulloy of w e a r s th e u n it c ita tio n w ith a n
- < i ood. has been r e p o rte d as o a k le a f c lu s te r.
U i t - te d from a G e rm a n p ris o n e r
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E- w.i ■ first liste d as m issin g in
HORSES ! HORSES!
— for —
Fourth of July
PARADE
ENTER
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H arness, or Com edy
<’pl. I v i n L K a u fm a n , son of
Mr. a n d M rs J A K a u f m a n of
ro u te 5, H illsb o ro , is horn«- on a
day
eonv i l c - n t
leave. Cpl.
K a u fm a n will r e p o rt b a c k to th e
Harm*.! h o -p ita l a f t e r h is leave.
N O T IF Y
F. J . S E W E I.l.
Phone 3391
John Perkins Reports
Back to Hospital
C h airm an of P arad e C om m ittee
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ROPER ELECTRIC CO.
227 S. TH IR D
AV EN U E
P hone 1361
H IL L SB O R O
W ith F ab er E lectrical A ppliance and F red 's F u rn ace
and S h eet M etal Shop
Get Your
LIGHTING FIXTURES
1 W IR IN G SU PPLIES from u.<
W E DO POLE LINE CONSTRUCTION
h.-
>. rved
w ith
teohntoe
g ro u n d fo rc e - o f A A F f o r
in o n tlis. S g t. V iohl h a s b e e n
th e se rv ic e 3S m o n th s .
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Returns to Duty
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m Dye
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"ii J u r e 11 fo r a 43-day
' nt o h h II ha b. i n s e rv in g in
i no : . i! d e ta c h m e n t in th e l i s t
div i ion.
HOME LOANS
ANDERSON, Jewelers
Over 20 Years in Hillsboro
24» E. Main Street
Hillsboro. O refon
to Save H eroes’ L iv es’
FREE AIR
By Mick
llow d?
Folks: T h e y say
that the ( oast G uard has a
new rifle which fires so rap ­
idly that it shoots eight times
before you d id n 't k no w it
was loaded.
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A husband w ho com es in
handy around the ho u se is
much b e tte r th an one w ho
c o n e s in unexpectedly.
Ilow about your car? Does
It break down unexpectedly
just when you need it most?
It shouldn't . . . not i f you're
g h in g it the care it should
have. You can't neglect im ­
portant details such as lu b ri­
cation. B e lte r drop in for a
regular M A K F A K L u b ric a ­
tion at our station today.
a more human role. The medical supplies
which our military doctors use to alleviate ?
pain, combat infection, save lives are pre- .
pared with war-alcohol.”
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FRED: “ Is it true. Judge, that a war can’t
be won without the use of war-alcohol. . .
the kind the beverage distillers have been
producing for the government for over
two years?”
OLD JUDGE: “ That's right, Fred. It is a
basic ingredient in the smokeless powder
used in virtually every firearm from a pistol
to a 16-inch gun. And, in addition, it play3
CHAPMANS
FRED: “ No wonder, then, more and more 5
people are recognizing the great contribu­
tion our beverage distillers have made to
the winning of the war with their double-
duty product.”
SERVICE STORE
NAY. 1st and Main, Hillsbore
TJr.
S 1 c B en A. D ittr ic h . U SO G
ho fo r th e p a s t y e a r h a s been
s ta tio n e d in th e p e rs o n n e l o ffici
in S e a ttle , is s p e n d in g a 10-da>
h a v e w itli h is p a r e n ts , M r. am i
M rs. A dolph D ittr ic h , of r o u te 1
C o rn e liu s. H e a r r iv e d h o m e Jun<
16 a n d w ill r* po rt h a c k to S e a tth
on J u n e 27. D ittr ic h h a s b e e n in
th e se rv ic e n e a r ly tw o y e a rs .
a¿rrrlistt':er:' ¡fwnsortd by Conftrtnci of Alcoholic B te tra zt In d u stria , Inc.
D O N ’T
Lt. W ieber Back from
C entral Pacific Duty
Frank Dye Back from
Long Pacific Service
. . anc! see how
quickly she'll be
yours iorever.
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J o h n P e r k in s 1» ft y e s te r d a y
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Van« Oliver. W ash ., a f te r
.. • . n - a 3<> «1 v fu r lo u g h at th»*
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p a re n t
M r. a n d M is
p . r r v P .-rk rn . o f n e a r H illsboro.
He h i - been at B a rn e s h o sp ita l
t.'
J a n u a r y , a f t e r b- ng w ound-
()<*ol»ei 27. 1944. in th e P h ilip ­
pines.
Pvt P ik ns e n te r e d th e se rv ic e
n X '»vctr.l • *. 1913 an d received
F irs t I.t. J e r r y W ictocr. a m a rin e
i n f a n t v tr a i n i n g a t C a m p R o b ­
e rt* . C a l
H e th« n w ent o v e rse a s c o rp s Vi te r a n o f 26 m o n th s ’ s e r ­
vice
in th e C e n tr a l P a c ific , a rriv e d
wh-- • he • • \ . t! f o r a y i r b e fo re
I f i n ■ u i " ‘ >! w*th th»* 24th d ivi- h o m e M o n d a y to sp e n d i 3" d a y
leav e w ith his w ife a n t f a th e r .
:'.< > ! e o r lit
t bbon. a n d
A sia tic - W . II. w . e h e i . a n o other rt
H
e h a s b een in th> se rv ic e foi
P a c ific iib h ,,n w ith t h u e s ta r s .
m o re t h a n 3'.- year.- T h e fo rm e r
H illsb o ro in s u r a n c e m a n say ttia t
O re g o n is s till th e b e st p lac e on
th e m ap.
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Pvt
w h ere
DIAMOND
RING
THE OLD JUDGE SAYS. . .
S Si.'t. W ilb e rt K Viohl re p o rt
cd b e k to d u ty in S c u ttle lust
T h u rsd ay afti I v is itin g M r. a n d
Mrs J S in clair of n ear H illsboro
I (u t re U 1 n< I fro m A fi ic t
Cpl. Kaufman Home
H itc h in g ra c k s am i w a te r in ta ile d at Hall P a rk
fo r h o rse s th a t e n te r p a r a d e .
153 N. T h ird Ave., H illsb o ro
ted
» pi ■ •
He attend­
S h e rw o o d h ig h a n d
P a c ific
give her a
S ave—to Save H eroes’ L ives’
Veteran of African
Area Visitor Here
the ail iot ' <** and latei
HORSES
p ■ ’ J Hi Meek«*, »n of Mr. and
Jo
p: M eeke f A lo h a , h a .
. ., . » d to L o w ry F ie ld . H en-
i f i *i l i n i n ' a* a re m o te con-1
■ I gunm r on , B-29 P v t. Meek«*
ite re i th e irrny m A p ril of t h i s ,
ir uid h a s received previous}
t.o.ng a t W ich ita F a lls, T exas.
Longing for
Romance?
Sgt. Rogers Visits
Home at O renco
Sgt. D onald R ogers is hom e on a
30-day fu rlo u g h a fte r in n .’ than
th r e e y ears overseas His b ro th er-
in-law . Sgt. J. K eeley.
is also
hom e and is elig ib le lo r a discharge
u n d e r th e point system .
Mr. and Mrs. C h arles Moon :e-
tu r m d S u n d av evening: he 'r>in
B lackduck. M inn., and she from
S eattle. Wash Mr. Moon 'e ft 111.
fa th e r som ew hat im proved
Ja c k ie B etzer had a nun.Iter of
little frien d s h elp him celebrate
his sev en th b irth d a y last M> nday
I afternoon.
M arried m en played basco.i'.I
w ith th e school boys S unday . ft-
I ernoon, w inning th e gam e 9 to I)
, T hey ex p ect to play again next
Sunday.
K c-eleclcil
D ire c to r
At the a n n u al school m eeting
' M onday evening. E. J. M eihoff w as
re-elected d irecto r
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