The Hillsboro argus., March 13, 1947, Image 9

•Next of Kin of World War Dead
To Receive Final Burial Forms
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a ll concern««!
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In
a d d itio n to toe i - r i f l on w h ic h the
dc« i ion ,o to fin a l h o i i.tl • ill lit
liu b e .ite d . tin- le tle i w ill al ,o in
< lu«te a p u ii| h le t g iv in g m fo rin a
tio il Oil the p l o R i a u i f«a i d u i i l Hid
fin a l but n il
W ni I I W ai II dc id
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in ll. t a iy ( «•iiiel« i it . os ci .« a
n a tio n a l e ruelei u *. in the U n ite d
S tate*, a hat of l i a t r r l i l . 1 < «*tin ti i u*
and a fra n k e d cnveU qic N e xt in
k m bas e In en asked to f i l l out tb
ui <| h <Mtion of i^ in tio fo rm v. i b in
3" day» and to r e tu rn it ;rt tb *’
fra n k e d , t c lf a d d i« ’ *<•<! envelop«-
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the i «in a tn x of V\> 01 Id W i i l a im
« for« ex pei xonnel w ho
u-d ovei
• ■« l e t u i r o l to the t ’ nite«| S t.ite
fo r b u ria l m a nnvat«* < «•m« ’.«»iy;
i e tu i m xl to the U n ite d State» for
b u ria l in a n a tio n a l r o iu « tc iy . bin*
|e«l in a jM 'ih ia n v n t U n ite d State
m ilit a r y
ce m e te ry
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fo re ig n c o u n try w h ic h h th e home
la n d o f the d< 4 caned 01 o f the n e xt
«»f k i l l
'Ib e m an w h o fo u n d a \ d u .lb le
lx" r l in an oy.t»*r »tew in a n ig h t
c lu b th e o th e r nigh*, a lm o t b ro ke
even
Ex
l'rjui Cola Company. Long h l a m t
C ity. ,V.
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C A IA IO O
Veterans in Reunion
Vic Fricke Opens
New Radio Service
O F F IC E
191
Orenco Mothers
Organize Club;
Name Officers
S e c t io n
Hazeldale C.E.
Hosts Sunday
By Mr» <> W ffexterlre
Three Portlanders
Buy Machine Works
h iy h t
Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Back from South
H A Z L L I / A L L H .i/e id a le
Young
P oph-
C h ris t-o n
E n d e a vo r w ill
« i.’•«•! ta in Hie K<*edville C h ris tia n
End« av«»: Sot d.»y at th e ir e v e n in g
i t v « o - l i t
'I . iy io r o f P«»rtl-nd w ill
be th e ix a k c i E v e ry nc i» in v it d
to alien*J
Bs M rs G lr n < ox and
Ml
Co
M« M i h i s
O K K N C O M e tin g nf th e rnoth-
ei
was h e ld at the .s< ho«d T b u r» -
Att* I
'
Haze Ida h
inda
a fte tn o o ii w ith a good att* nd- •< nool wa
»2 B irth d a y » o f .M i’
T lu y di elded to M a rt a M o th - O n c t i A lle n , S y lv ia Ix o p o ld and
c lu b w h ic h w ill m«’ • llie ,.e<’ Nara y Ixo p *» ld wer<- honored.
f « a( h m o n th 2 p I
H a / Id 1<* H .rpp y H u r c lu b m e t
K e h r li wa.. elected
w ith M i
M in im
B e rg e r, M a rc h
H a m m e l, vice pre»
B i’im
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and
b
lu
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-how
er
fo
i
.Mrs Joe IJerg
tie a s u ie i Ev ry o m lx c o rd ia lly in ­
ci
N e xt m e e tin g o f the c lu b w i l l
v ite d to a tte n d and Join
'I here w ill be a
»tng p in tio n ) I»« M a rc h 20 w ith M i- J o h n K o i-
S u ia la v e ve n in g E ve ryo n e co rd al I ii »li.i
C o o p e rd a l
G a rd e n
c lu b
m et
1 v in v .t< d to a tte n d
.M arcii
w ith M i
Ben B a ix n e r,
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M ild re d
gue«t p c .ik c r. i(« v F u ru M F-*rbes j p la n t M is B r ad .«nd M
c o n d u c te d
the m e e tin g
and to v ie w p i r t u r « t a k e n in va r- u' ii- n e r
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Mr
Forbe» i T a u s h e r gave a ta lk on «’are •>!
1.' a n d th< • ir< f n .
t .<
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\L
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tc ic M ng ta lk .«b«»ut th is c o u n try meet
Mr
f k r g e r rid M r* H a
«nd the people, w h ic h w a « n j o y e d lin g e r
zel Jo hnnon w ill c-»raliict the m eet
b y a ll
Mi
B e rg e r w ill ta lk on roses
O re n c o teacher» and «-!!»< r s .» • | ii.g
Jo h n : n on th e care of th e
< ornpiH icd a la rg e g ro u p <»f tin ! and Mr
.<*h«H»l c h ild re n t
the s k a tin g r in k p r ir n i«». e
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W’ a lth a rd
rece ive d
1 n il -la y
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m in o r in ju r ie s in an a ccid e n t last
Name O ffic e r»
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c lu b .
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th e hom e of M r G A K< bs >n w ith A n o th e r car < ame <rft the h ill fr o m
t h ir t y o ne pr« >cn‘ M rs W o o d w a rd H a z e ld a le store and w ie c k e d th e
was host«’ s
'Ib e m e e tin g
w a x ’ e .r w h ic h L clo n g ed to M i». K o li-
oj»en< J by »«nguig the b v m n .
He bw ba
V is itin g w h ‘M r and M rs I u:s
I S Prect >•!'■
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the
w eek end
was
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c h id e d fo r the co m in g year I M-.r 04-11 ov<
m d da i gh c r an d
Mi
G A B - z b - o ti, p i « s m e r i t 1 th* • k m
M is
F ra n k ( ’o n i.id . v a e p r e :d e nt i fa m ily . M; ¿Hid M rs .M elvin H a r-
b e rt o f A -J o ri i
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M i
N o rm a n .Skvles is hom e a fte r
Plan» w e re m ad e to h o ld
’ »ceding om e tim e in the h o s p ita l
in n u .ii d in n e r \L«rch 27 at 7.3C
p m m the « n u re n baxem ent
A He t re p o rte d im p ro v e d b u t » till
l»»’.t«<l n-1 A z a lia was n ie se n te d < in fin * d to bad
to M r
S ira h Ho» a . W ^ in e s d a y [ M r .«nd M rs F ra n k Searles spent
the w e e k end w ith h u p a re n ts at
• M
.
Pr es<
tu rn wa> m ade by Mr s K n o x In be- ( S a n d y, O re
M rs
A l J c ld e rk s has been <«ff
f o f th e A
Mi
Q u.iinU tnce, Mr« A C P a rk s und w o rk f o r some tim e w ith an in ­
fect«
d
lin
g e r caused by ru n n in g a
Mi S I.
w en
me rnbered w it h b e a u tifu l p u tte d needle in it, b u t i t is m uch b e tte r
now
.
p la n t» l v th e S u rish m . C lu b
M e e tin g Slated
M a s i m a n ' S o c ie ty sv 11 h dd th e ir
n e x t m e e tin g M a rc h 19th at the
hom e o f Rev and .Mrs H a r ry Ix»ed>
T o p ic w ill be B ra z il and J .ij- .in "
M :-
M eih« iff !- I«- d c r
I) vo tio n »
T h re e P rH a nd m en are the n e w
a ill
be b v M r- H u ld a h C o n n e ll
M a c h iiv
M
L e f t s and M r
M ild r e l W h ite ownci.n o f the H ills b o r o
• e hostes e> E v e ry o n e is c* rd ia l- Wo ks: V ( io rd o n L m n v ill- . E ld re d
¡.a w a ra n c e
ly in v ite d T ra n s p o rta tio n w ill be G d d n r .oid K e n n e th
S u cre d in g F re d M iz e n e r. w h o w ill
p ro v i ed f i tb«»*« hav in ,• no sv
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t«» go Th« v are to m eet at 1 30
and H F F r r d lu n d . w h o has le ft
1 m at the c h u rc h
Mi
.m l M i
.1- ‘ i K n ’ son m l fo r L s A ngeles, th e n e w o w n e rs
have tak« ri possession o f th e p la n t '
ns v .sited S u iu la v w ith M rs K i l l
w h ic h us lo ca te d at W a s h in g to n and
•n s b ro th e r, M r S w a rtz . nd fa m
D e n n is streets.
ilv at T h e I »«lie»
I t was a n n ou n ce d th a t c o n s id e r-
Ho sell J S n . t h N I I H d Av i
C a l i f . spent se ve ra l d a > .» at a b le new e q u ip m * n t has been i n ­
sta
lle d . .«nd th e y are n o w p re p a re d
k as
hu
the , to do a ll ty p e s f m a c h in e re p a ir -
ing A t p r * .« n t th e y are f a im in g
• •
A »t
a w h e a t and r u * p u ffin g m a ch in e .
eiu»»ute t
I wo
L E Í T I KV K — D r Je ro m e H a ll w ill
be featur«-d in a series of lec­
tures at F’orest G rove . M a rc h 18.
19 and 20 at th e F irs t C o n g re g a ­
tional church.
C<»un‘ « F a ir rnanai'.er lx - n D a vix
and M r»
Le<>ri Davin
re tu rn e d
T h u rs d a y fro m » t r i p south w hfcre
th e y Visited relaH ves and p ic k e d
■ ' *
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n fa
Tn« y w « n ‘ -nt«» M exico, h a z in g le ft
H ili. b o r o F e b ru a ry 13
A t In ,!<>, C a iif o r r u » th e y v e ile d
the a n n u a l «late fe s tiv a l, f ir s t
tr.e s e rie - f « aunt - t., : - n C al-
f*»rn.a
Fr*zm .M«»r ri 16 th ro u g h
*he 21xt ’ *i*y a’ tend d the G o lle g e
« f F a ir at C a lifo rn ia P o ly te c h n ic ,
Sa»i L i . - <. > p«», w h ir ti was «pon-
sured by tr.e S ta te A g r ic u ltu r a l col-
!<• «• at D<iz. . ar.d C a h i. r n ia P o ly ­
te c h n ic
P ic tu re s o f le a d in g 'a irs in the
n a tio n were v ie w e d Mas, *zf th« sc
fa . rv fe a tu re d 4 H c ’ .o and F F A
a c tiv ity R«-; ’ « -en ta tiv e ft fro m O re
gon
Wa .nington. .Montana. I d ih o
and U ta h amended and heard a p e a k -}
e rs fro m a ll o v e r th- Un t e i S tate-
T h e x h ’x»I stre sed m a k in g fa irs a
o m m u m ty e d u c a tio n a l fe a tu re w ith
m usem ents *-c*»nd »ry
D a v is said in d ic a tio n s in C a li­
fo rn ia are th a t th e p e rio d o f hi-2h
p ric e s is o v e r the h u m p Real es- j
ta te is s e llin g at lo w e r p rices L u m ­
b e r yards are n o t b u y in g m uch |
1
P. U. Announces
Lecture Series
in
Dot
;d
inticipat ng a furlh*. d ro p i
b u ild in g
co ts
Mr
Bed r*
-nd
M rs
Iz»< A n g e le s and L o d i. Cali'. T h e y
m ade th e e n tire t r ip b y tra in .
I
P a c ific u n iv e rs ity . F o re s t G rave ,
th is w eek announced the H illm a n
le c tu re
ri<-., fa r 1ÍM7. T h is series,
n a w in it . t h ir d year, w i l l fe a tu re
D r Jerarn« H a ll, pro fe sso r o f la w
at In d ia n a U n iv e rs ity school o f la w .
on th e th. in i’ "la v in g L a w o f Dern-
o c ra tie Society
“O re te c tu re a h i« is
p ro v id e -1 by D r.
A le x
H illm a n .
N ew
. k p u b lis h e r, and rep re se n ts
one <rf the o u ts ta n d in g e ve n ts o f
its k in d in the social science fie ld
in th e U n ite d States.
D r H a ll was -e k e te d as th e lec-
t u r i r I ir 1M7 by reason ..f his e x ­
te n s iv e e x p e rie n c e as a professor,
p ra c lto n e r.. and his e m in m c e in
th e fie ld
f 1 gal p h ilo s o p h y . The
re n e s o f le c tu re s th is y e a r w ill
be g iv e n
n the n ig h ts o f M a rc h
18. 19 and 20 in the F irs t C o n g re g a ­
tio n a l ch u rc h o f F orest G rove , s ta r t­
in g a t 8 00 p m . w ith th e p u b lic
c o rd ia l.y in v ite d to atte nd .
T h e m e m b e rs h ip
' the B r itis h
I x ’g ia n
has c lim b e d to
845.146.
d o u b le its 1938 e n ro llm e n t, w ith
h a lf o f it re p re s e n tin g W o rld W a r
I I veterans.
B cormp.iny o f the «»Id T h ir d O te -
. m
*ltt2 n d in fa n tr y * , in
w h ic h
q u ite <i fe w H ill b o ro men served
i.r in g W o rld W a r I. h e ld Its rin u a l
V '• F ri kc
fo rm e rly e m p lo y e d re u n io n «it the A m e ric a n L e g io n
at lie n Fat»«
E le c tric , has opened d in in g r orn n P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y
,i f.«’W ra d i » »‘rv ic e -hop .it 365 E n ig h t Att« rid in g fro m the *• »unty
M am
tre ‘ acr«»ss f r m H ills b o ro '.'«i«- C> e ll B r.in d a w , E lm e r B.»tch-
p o ito ffic e
H p w ill o p e ra te und«»r
o le r arid V e rn e M c K in n e y o f H ills -
nam e <»f V ic F r.ck- R a d io S e rv ic e b«,ro .m d C la re n c e P o rte r and A W.
He o ffe rs a c o m p le te se rvice on B u chanan o f T obias.
The
’I’h ir d
hom e and au to radio... s e llin g P h il- O reg o n was c a lle d o u t fo r d u ty In
c a u to ra d io s at p resent and p la n ­ W »rld W a r I 30 ye a rs ago th is
n in g to ta k e on o th e r lines l«»‘ er. month.
F ric k
was e m p lo y ’ d bv F aber fo r
about 15 m o n th s and p r io r to th a t
•e rve d as a ra d a r fie ld e n g in e e r Iro n W o rk s in P o rtla n d b e f re that.
w ith th e n a w in the S o u th P a c ific . F ric k e r- sides .»t A lo h a w ith his
He w . ls e m p lo y e d at C o m m e rc ia l w ife and th re e c h ild re n .
A d v e rtis e m e n t
From where I sit... / / Joe Marsh
Mystery of
the Rocking Chair
Ma Hoskins has a favorite rock­
ing chair th at’s worn and shabby,
with a noisy creak. I’a Hoskins has
listened to that squeak for thirty
years . . . and he decided to do
something about it. So he bought
a new rocker, and hid the other in
the barn.
Ma allowed as how grateful she
was . . . but when Pa missed her
cne afternoon, he heard a fam iliar
sound th a t led him to the bam .
There was Ma rocking happily in
her old ch air— squeak . . . squeak.
No need to tell you how Pa felt.
Quirk as a wink he hid (he new
rocker and then brought Ma’s old
chair back to the house. Now when
he hears that squeak, he looks at
(he mellow glass of beer he’s drink­
ing and says to himself: “She’s just
as entitled to her small pleasures
as I am."
From where I sit, th a t’s one o f
the reasons the Hoskinses are the
happiest, oldest-married, peace­
fulest folks in our town.
Cup)rifht, 1947, I nited Slates Breuers Foundation
C h im n e y s - F u r n a c e s -
B o ile r s
H o t a n d C o ld A ir V e n t s
T horoughly C leaned and S erv iced w ith
VACUUM AND STEEL BRUSH
Y o r k R o o f in g & M a in t e n a n c e C o .
Grange Holds Dance
T h e T ik n d O ra n g e w ill up in yo r
•
S a tu rd
131 W. Baseline
March
M • w. b«* f i. '. -aed
b y J a c k Ho.» :ie> o r Destra L u n c h
w i l l b« served bv the H o m ? Eco­
H IL L S B O R O
Telephone 1994
nomic* club
M
‘ B e n n y ” '■’h id hl« m 'h e r. Use'^v
te ll
|u itc i l l the p o t iw i* week ft w ith i m g h im w ith his hom e w o r k '
me how much is seven and lour.
[ it w illt if b u t ift b e tte r H er -la ug h
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f o r a lit t le s h a v e r.” v o lu n te e r ‘
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are th e g ra n d p a i c u t * o f R ich rd
L o o n a s.»n b >rn t » M r an I M rs
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Accordion Studio
Retail Distributors'
Institute Scheduled
DICK K ilK IG l
T ruchcr of Modern and
Classical Accordion
Rt. 2, Box 381. Beaverton
Phone l-.R 4702
Canyon and Howctt Road
T h e «la*, fo r the s p rin g co n fe r-
nece of th< Or*
n H e ta .l D is irrb
u lo rx ’ In -titu '.e has been set fo r
S u n d is n ig h t and a ll d iv M on av.
M.«y 25 6 on the U n iv e r s ity o f O re ­
gon c unpus, it wax an n ou n ce d by
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buHincsj« a d u n n is tr di« n in th e u n i­
v e rs ity and m e re ta ry o f th e In ati-
tu e.
T h e In -titu t< '*s a d v is e r fo r the
d is tric t is L V’ Ram p. H ill b o ro
Popular Dance Records and
Accordion Solo Records
For Sale
Have a record made of your
voice or music playing.
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BEALL HOME FREEZERS
46 C ubic Foot and 160 C ubic Feet
pl.i' kelb, generous lienib! So choo>e y our from the
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Dad gel it lor you on Wards Monthly I'aynieul Plan!
"Cardigan" . .
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Intitoli
ja c k e l. ¡ . k ill II.i;, k n ife p ic á is
a ll
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Ill
Hi.
I'o w tle r
man • tailored
$14.98
Sizes 10--10. A<|Ua or Pow­
30 C 220(1 .
T he picture o f perfect poise—w ith
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cushioned all around nil soft eoil
springs fo r jarless ease.
The conversion b u rn ­
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and home freezers arc
a ll in stock now —
ready fo r d e liv e ry to
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skirl.
der Blue.
U lne. M in t G reen.
30 C 2 2 ( 1 /....................
Bellhop suit . . . nipped ill
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$13.98
this big-T T -beautifiil B uick —
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jaunt o r quick-paced emergency
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l lie p icture of things-to-conic in
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und solid look.
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G R A V IT Y
Silent Zone mountings fo r tautness
and q uiet — every thing from rear-
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all tid ily buttoned up to give you
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that answers e ve ry nudge of yo u r
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W e ’ll take y o u r o rd e r any tim e —
what's wrong with right nou>P
even
l lie picture of precise and exact­
ing m anufacture, w ith engine to le r­
ances often closer than in airplane
practice — bodies floated on new
Gifford Appliances
Oldest O il H e ating F irm in W ashington C ounty
T E LE P H O N E 501
17 Years E xperience
133 S. 2nd. H IL L S B O R O , ORE.
175 S. 2nd Ave.
H IL L S B O R O
Bradford-Streit wieser Motors
Phone 3715
330 East L in c o ln S treet
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