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USO Drive
Over Top
D E V E L O P M E N T OF G R E A T E R B E A V E R T O N
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, July 10, 1942
Bank Deposits
Alw ays Protected
Campaign To
Open July 13
ESTABLISHED 1927
Decoration Given War M other
| Deposits of the First Security Hank
] of Beaverton continue to be protect­
e d in war as in peace by Federal De-
i posit
Insurance Corporation,
Jay
Gibson, president of the bank, said
F ew Districts W ork to
today
This agency of the united Nation Scrap H arvest to be
States government insures each de- r
J J
D. . . . I
Com plete T h eir Percentage
positor of the bank to a maximum of
1® H W i l AtCaS
Washington county has upheld its *^600 against loss aris.ng out of a
A new and great,y intenslfied sal.
patriotic traditions by going Over the bank fa,luie '< °m any cause w hat-.vage prOKram to reach into every
Top In a big way in its USO-Navy e' i r -
home and industrial plant and in-
Helief drive,
according to figures
The advent of war has in no w a y crease the flow of all vital scrap ma- ,
compiled
Wednesday
by
County lessened
the adequacy of FDIC pro terials to the country's war plants.
Chairman O B
Gates of Hillsboro, tection, Mr Gibson pointer! out The has been announced by Donald M.
Collections totaled $6,723.17, which is safety and liquidity of deposits in Nelson W P B chairman and Leasing
$1,173.71 over the quota or 121 per about 13.500 insured banks through j Rosenwald, chief of the Bureau of
cent
.out the country are assured, he said, industrial Conservation.
, J hre,„ CO!!!mtttee,
CaU8 a*«en‘ i°n to not on,y
by the vaat le90urce90f
The overall campaign will start,
m .e f ne work of
some of the com- * * < ^ 1
Deposit Insurance Corpora- Ju, 13 after cor..pletlon of the cur-
munity committees during the past tion but also by the standards ot ,.ent g
, ubber campaign which
^ ™ « « a.n
edJ tS percentage safe and conservative management has bpen extended to July 10
from 66 to 114%; Beaverton from that prevail in the country s banks
.
I l l to 134%; Forest Grove from 108
Ah insured banks operate under
h he immensity of the task we tace
to 120% ; Metzger from 50 to 159% i government
supervision.
according saul ^>e*son' makes it absolutely ne- i
this being a 109% raise and places ¡to Mr. Gibson, and their affairs are cessary to step up the tempo of out ;
them at the head of the percentage i examined periodically.
These
ex na,loniil salvage program.
Our wai
column for the week; Sherwood from I animations effectively guard against Production is limited only by the sup- ,
80 to 101%; Timber from 106 to 131% ¡the development of unsafe and un-
of *'aw materials, and scrap is an
and Tigard from 42 to 66%
sound practices in individual banks, important part of the raw materials i
Tigard's committee is now on the ¡and so keep bank failures to a mini supply This makes it clear that the
final few days Clean Up and the mum.
only way we ea" ™eet
require-
county chairman requests all Tigard
W ien an insured bank is found to ment* of wal lH0duCt,0n -a to collect
every last bit of scrap from every
residents to get behind
the local be in hazardous condition
Federal farm and home, and from every com -'
chairman, Hobart Vermilye, and his Deposit Insurance Corporation moves mercial enterprise and industry in ,
committee and give them the neces-1 promptly to pay the insured claims
the country.
sary Boost to put Tigard on top of ¡of depositors in full and in cash.
Beginning this month, the 12.000 I
its quota, this requiring but $99 25. ¡More than 1,205,000 depositors of 370 gtl^ e* and 'lo c a l salvage committees
Aloha has been pretty thoroughly failed insured banks already h ave'
Rising
Incomes
Babson Says
Retailers May Benefit
Gloucester, Mass. July 10—Indus­
trial employment is at a new all-time
high as we pass another Independ­
ence Day.
lienee, national income
should also break all previous rec­
ords
I estimate for 1942 that this
should approximate $117,000.000,0<x).
I'his is better than a 65% gain over
1939
By national income I mean
i the income received by the people
and not the income of the Federal
Government.
How It is saved or
spent and particularly the share of
it that retailers will get—is of vas*
importance to all of us.
liv in g * and Taxes
Individual checking and savingi*
accounts are rising. This means that
Binds are accumulating for future
I purchases.
Taxes, of course, are
headed sharply upward.
Including
; the purchase of War Bonds, for
which the Government
has asked
i only 10% of our income, savings and
taxes will probably account for about
Mayor E H Masters of Beaverton at the Kiwanis club pi e«
$31.000,000,000 of the people's money
sente.) nn Emblem of Hotioi association pin to Mrs A I
this year
This would leave some
Barton of Beaverton route 2. tecognlzlng her contribution of
$86,000.000,000 for food, clothing, rent,
four sons to our armed forces Her quartet of boys all ««listed
fuel, electricity, and ice! house furn
the seme day in 1940 nt Coos Bay, joining the coast artillery
i ishings, church, benevolences and
Cut courtesy The Oregonian.
charities;
insurance,
miscellaneous
a„ . c , , y ,,r
items, garbage, pail, and other forms
of its quota
The community has and completeness of this protection.
ki
in cooDeration with the Bu-
of waste.
fhe po uaC°dntrhbUteddeHOUffh ,thr° UKh il was P‘,ln,e‘1 out
° nly 1 » 20 of reau of Industrial Conservation
Until Congress decides what form
I * ! / ™ u n d shipyard drives to more these depositors had accounts in ex
Qne of these f o r c i s a national
the new income tax bill will tuke, no
isamouint, had Aloha cess of $5,000
advertising program sponsored by
one can closely estimate the charge
u now
e on >
The
protection
of
Federal
deposit 17 private
industry
and ( U aimed
at
tell-1
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for individual taxes.
Some forrrt of
i*.
i!?® ,u0mnlUn ty
Ar,al"e insurance extends to deposits of all ¡„g the public the facts about what r|
a * i
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monthly payments covering personal
t.f vninntJri/ Hthe» C,t*IZ, I!w
Av!°ha tyP88 in insured banks.
Checking we need why we need it and what H P T i r k l * t
I tl I
1 £ 1 0
income taxes in advance, through
man n \
ate to f their ^chair- account8 savings accounts, certifi- each person can do to help
HCJJUI I J u l y
A 0 “A 0
Joining with other Oregon conn deductions from salaries and wages,
C h Stlckney, or his committee cates of deposit, all are covered un
Another new force is the joint as
This would supple­
as they have completed their drive
der the j S,000 maximum individual 8jStance of
the farm implement in- Following is a list, of men ord 'red ,ies Washington county will have its may lie ahead.
ment the present sale of tax antici­
Garden Home has completed its protection in each insured
bank, dustry, w lich has been offered for to report July 16. 19s2, at 8 15 a. m. K,'el> Oregon Green chairman who
pation notes.
Luxury taxes, real es­
and *acks but *.1184 oftb e When an insured bank fails, deposi-,the movement of farm scrap in a Na- ° ffice ° f I^-cal Board Number 1, wiM direct all local groups in a vie
quota, and tne county commit- toI8 whose accounts in that bank to- tional Scrap Harvest.
Beaverton, Oregon. These men, after *ol'y blackout move against the man tate taxes (which may rise as a re­
sult
of a decline in gasoline taxes
tee is in hopes residents will v o lu n -tal more than $5,000 are paid that
While the Bureau of Industrial beinK accepted for military duty, will causod fi,c.
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..
Jim Lewis, well known county com if rationing becomes nation-wide),
tarily call -----
upon the -*•-*------
chairman. Mrs. amount immediately and share in the Conservation considers the new cam- i W
b,‘ allowed
a fourteen day furlough.
John H. Holmes, or some member of proceeds of liquidation for recover- paign as an integiated whole, it has 1 bis furlough will be granted to all missioncr, will act as chairman for state gift, and nother forms of taxes
her committee, and make their con- ies on their claims over the insured
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K B following clearly
e
- — • • in future calls
Keep Oregon Green. according to surely will take a larger share of in­
defined parts; -----■-
me,n inducted
However,
tribution, so that Garden Home may maximum.
word received from It C. Kuehner. come this year than last.
Samuel H. Humrichouse.
1. An intensified campaign to col-
show a 100% quota raised.
Melvin A Mostul.
secretary for the fire prevention or­ as the tax outlook is still uncertain.
Insured banks participate actively; lect metals, especially iron and steel
I have considered savings amt taxes
Orenco
ganization.
Isak L. Katel.
..«y*
j ' "' ” - expects to have its
,ls quota
>iuola ¡n the insurance plan, paying about and rubber and other waste mater-
together in the above estimate.
Herbert
H.
Wagner.
While
there
is
no
set
pattern
to
,
le P °' 8 aie turned j 55i0ooiooo annually into the deposit ials which will flow through regular
follow in the county drive against Allocution <>$ National Income
Warrent J. Van Hyning.
insurance fund.
These charges are channels of trade,
In my opinion there could be spent
Mrs. W. H. Bryant has come to the
Fred
M.
Barnes.
¡man-caused
fires of farms, field and
borne by the banks, not passed on to
2. A
waste
fats campaign, in I
aid of the Tualatin drive by accept­
Archie R. Reed.
forest, it was understood that Mr. in retail shops this year approxim­
! their customers.
which housewives will be urged to
Of this, $24,-
ing the chairmanship, according to
Lewis would shortly select a commit- ately $60,974,0(10,000.
Eugene Van Kleek.
The First Security Bank of Beav- sell their waste kitchen fats, such as
596.000,000 could go for food and the
Mr. Gates, and this week sent in
Otto
A.
Jossi
,
tee
who
would
in
turn
localize
the
bacon drippings, to meat dealers who
$22.25. which brings Tualatin’s per- erton was among the first institu- will
program.
Every effort will be made i balance of $36.478,000,000 could be
Walter J. Richlick.
send them back through the nor
centage to 22 per cent.
She has re- 4 'ons *° become affiliated with Fed
Hilpert
R.
Lindberg.
to
reach
Washington
county residents spent in department! stores and other
quested this week additional time to e*al Deposit Insurance Corporation. mal channels of trade, waste fats
through the newspapers, radio, poster retail outlets for all other purchases
Percy A. Robinson.
are needed to stimulate pxoduction of
except food.
Churches and charit­
raise the quota.
' This bank on M
1942. h a d » ,
,
,
which in turn i8 needed fo|
¡and other educational outlets.
Veldon C. Boge, Jr.
able gifts should take $5,160,000,000,
The county- committee is very sets totalling $946.000 and deposits
and indu8tl.ia, explosives.
Fred H. Gee.
I Now that the stop fire movement
is underway, every effort will be or 6% of our net income after al­
Edwin K. Wilson.
much pleased by her patriotic action of ¿ ^ 0 0 -
,«•
" a , 871
«
3 A tin can collection campaign
in this and will report results nex $154,000 and it he d $271,0(K) of U. S wh|ch js f() b(, carl ied
out only m se.
made to check recurrence* of major lowing for all savings and taxes.
Revil E. Olds.
The balance of some $19,866.0UU,(HIO
week, at which we are certain that Government securities
Cash and lected ,_
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Leon F. Serman.
I burns in Washington County, the
localities,
and , then
only
when
will be split up among the other pre-
Tualatin will be Over the Top, as- due from banks amounted to $467,000. local announcements are made.
Arthur J Ficken.
Keep Oregon Green Secretary wrote.
living
serted the county chairman, who The institution offers a complete The nation scrap harvest to be con
He also indicated that this phase of viouely mentioned items of
James M. Parmele.
Continued on Page 3
asks all Tualatin citizens to give range of banking services to Beav- ducted; in rural areas with the co­
j fire prevention was concerned only
Bert E. Copple.
Mrs. Bryant all the help possible inierton, and the surrounding territory operation of ot.-ier federal and local
I with public education and would In
Donald W. Tollefson.
this worthwhile and necessary drive
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jno way conflict with existing fire
Bernard D. Bale
agencies and the assistance of the
for our boys in the service.
patrol agencies or volunteer farm-fire
Erwin A. Yocum
farm implement industry will be part
I organizations.
Elmer L. Lillegard
As there will have to be a little D n V | n lra l| C T f i c t a l l N o i l f
of the program as the summer ad­
Mopping Up done this week the coun ItC U C A C IIlO U l d l Q l l HCVV
j One phase of the prevention activi­
John P. Lynch (enlisted)
vances.
The program will get under
ty committee will be unable to make > , . ■
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.
Harry Ludwig.
tie s gives Washington County youths
way in the south and work north
Bryon W. Jack
an opportunity to volunteer their ser-
a full report until next issue.
.
with« the agricultural harvest season
Harry Eliander of Progress was se­
All community chairmen are asked
| vices in fire defense.
That activity
Edward J. Vancoelen
The overall advertising campaign will
of
Washington
Is the Green Guard, a group which lected chairman
Antone F. Bozich
to send in their full reports and re-
Beaverton Rebekah Ixidge No. 248 tie in with this special effort to get
I watches for fire and then reports to county non high school district board
Edwin D. Brandel
mittances at least by the end of this me^ jor jjs regUiar meeting Tuesday scrap out of the farm areas before
the nearest fire warden. Kach guard at the organization meeting Friday.
Clifford T Newbrey
week so that the committee may get eVening with a large attendance of its movement is handicapped by win-
William Sahnow o t Centerville dis­
! receives a badge, fire manual and
Carl E. Ledermon
out the report for next week s paper, members and visitors.
ter weather.
membership card free of charge upon t r ic t was named vice-chairman and
Clarence Carlson
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Installation of officers for the next
Kitchen fats will be purchased by
B. W. Barnes, county school super­
application, it was indicated.
Kenneth L. Wilkes
R p. v e r ln n P n r r h a s e «
half vear by Mrs. Lois Doyle, dis- OO-op«rating hutcheis from bOUM
intendent, is secretary.
Harold
R.
Anderson
Jr
‘
.
tnet deputy president, and Mrs wives on a basis of foui cents a
Fritz Gindhart of Cooper Moun­
Andrew M. Führer
New Fire Truck
Myrtle Hardman
district
deputy pound according to William M Mar-
tain district was sworn in as director
John C. Grant
marshal. and their staff of officers tin of Blooming county salvage chair-
from zone three for a four-year term,
Jotin H Blampied
The Beaverton city fathers met this installed the following group of offi- man.
These fats must be strained
taking the place of A. M Jannsen.
Harold A Dean
week in regular monthly session.
and free from water and meat scraps
who resigned, and Nelse Johnson of
Haakon
Tollefsen
Routine
bills were presented and
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i Noble Grand Doris Ready; V. G., he said» and must be in a clean
McKinley district a director for five
Harmon W. Koehnke
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Mae Newcomer;
secretary, Sarah metal container without ragged edg­
Johnson suc­
Edwin J. Ficken
Beaver Chapter No. 106 Order of years from zone five.
es.
A
can
containing
approx­
A second «land truck was ordered \yalker; treasurer, Iva Risley; chap-
ceeds William Troutman of North
Robert C. Graham
Eastern
Star
met
for
Its
regular
imately
two
pounds
is
preferable,
but
purchased from High Lewis to re- ,in E)na LaR ue; musician,
Fern
Frank Bailey of Green
Lloyd LaMordden
meeting in the Masonic Temple Wed­ Plains.
place an old worn out truck for the Haynes
r s
to N O.. Frankie 1 lb coffee cans, etc., may be used
James T Phillips
nesday evening June 24, with a large Mountain and Eliander are holdover
water department
Butts; 1. S N G. Elna Perrybloone ^ an fats of any kln<1 a ,° accePt
Harold E Clement
attendance of members and visitors members of the board.
The new fire truck arrived Tues- r s . V. G„ Rose Stevens; L. S. V. G., able.
The budget was approved as ad­
Robert J. Hagen
This was the last meeting before the
day and has been the center of inter- Virginia Chambers; conductor, Laura
Burl E Peters
summer
vacation.
Distinguished vertised except the Item for trars
est all week.
It was tested by the Buffan; warden. Esther Jeager.
I No New Licenses:
George Slavik
visitors present were J. Fred Kemm, portation, which was cut from $17.00)
Oregon Insuracc Rating Bureau and Q f Merda Aunesman; O G
Anna
William
R
Berreth
past gland patron of the state to $15,000. Eliander served as budget
Protect O'd Ones
exceeded all
specification
require- Mae Rogers.
Frank L. Betzcr (transfer, Yaki- of Colorado.
Mrs. Minnie Nunne- hearing chairman and Barnes as sec­
ments
To the ordinary layman this The
0Utg0jnK
ma, Wash)
Wash).
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„ __ „ _ Noble Grand. Adaline
Keep your present license plates ma.
kamp, grand chaplain
lira Marts retary.
indicates that it can pump 500 gal- p>rog{ was presented with a gift from clean and in good condition because
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Thompson, grand representative of
Ions of water per minute and carries the
Noble Grands club and one there will be no new ones available
Following is a list o f men ordered ,hP statd of Kentucky and a large School Fund Paid
750 feet of 2% inch Jtose and 400 feet from the lodge, in recognition of her next year, license designations dur- to^report at 8 15 a m , July 18, 1942 Kioup of 1!M2 matrons and patrons
By Land Board
of 1% inch hose
People of Beaver- lawfulness and efficiency
John M Baines
ing 1943 will be by special stickers
and their officers and visitors.
Payment of $87,116 54 Multnomah
ton are now assured that it will take
Mrg Frogt presented each of her
Lloyd J. Couch
Registration
will
be similar to
The fathers were Bpecial guests of
care of any size fire that happens to
,t-
ft
Allan F. Rossiter
that employed in the past but the
the evening, they were escorted and county’s ” share of the irreducible
occur.
Of course everyone hopes
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served
Amos C. Spriggel
at licensee will receive a sticker instead
introduced and presented with a bou­ school fund, has been made by the
state land board to County Treasur­
of a plate
These will be numbered
there will be no fires but having a t
criT^ka meeting
Wilfred J Bushel!
tonniere.
er Francis lambert. The apportion
big fire truck like this on hand cer- th* cIose of the meeting accompanied and the car will be identified with
Robert
W
Helm
James
H
Wagenblast
was
initi­
Mrs. Eunice Murray
tainly tends to make everyone feel by Mrs H R Nelson, visited rela- that number in the State records
Oliver R Taylor
ated into the order
Mrs Genevieve ment this year amounts to $122 for
better and sleep sounder.
Richaid E. Potter
Following are suggestions for the
Mathieson, present worthy matron each of Multnomah county's 71,407
tives in Vernonia Thursday of last
The county
maintenance
of
license
plates:
Elmer
W.
Schmidt
of
Portland Chapter No 97 conferred children of school age.
week.
Herbert L Schneider
Clean plates carefully and thor­
the degrees upon her father and last year received $80.836 on a basis
Car Driver Hurt
Earl W. Jones
oughly, being certain to remove all
Mis Wagenblast acted as chaplain of $1.1 i per census child.
Most of the irreducible school fund
Lieutenant
Covelle
on
traces
of
oil
and
road
tar
Norman
E
Myers
(enlisted)
Mis F H. Schoene, district chair­
In Crossing Crash
moneys
come from escheating estates
1-ouis
C.
Knight
Cover
the
plate
with
shellac,
var­
man of Red Cross unit, gave a very
Walter Keefer 49 Beaverton r ate Thirty Day Sick Leave
Russell A. Peyton
nish or similar protective material
conclusive report of the amount of and sale or rental ot state-owned
1, was injured late Monday night
Oscar J Fredeen «
Lieutenant Richard V. Covelle of
Be sure that the plate is fastened
work accomplished since its organiza­ lands, Iam bert pointed out.
when his car crashed into an Oregon
William A. Shelton
tion.
Electric east bound mixed passenger the army quartermaster corps, form- securely to the automobile so that it
Milton M Hansen
and freight train at Fanno Creek erjy 0f Portland, has returned to Ore- will not he lost
The chapter voted to buy its sec- Drivers Told
John T Tate
1 ond $100 Defense Bond.
crossing near Progress
gon on a 30-day sick leave from the
Record the number of the plates
Robert S Shively
Beaverton Masonic Lodge
and To List Serials
Suffering arm, hand
and possible p leSidio of San Francisco.
He has so that proper authorities can be no­
The Portland detective bureau have
Melvin J. Smith
Beaver chapter members and fami­
internal injuries. Keefer
was taken been a patient in an army hospital
tified in case of loss or theft These
Theodore J Philip (transfer. An lies and friends are holding a Joint asked area automobile operators to
to at Vincents hospital, according to for 90me time
authorities are the local and state
picnic at Roamers Rest Sunday, July make a record of serial numbers of
Deputy Sheriff Ireland
He was accompanied by Mrs Co- police and the State license depart- chorage. Alaska >
20,
with a basket dinner to be served their new federal car tax stickers In
Mr and Mrs Otwell M
Hi istow. VPi|P
former Ruth Schell of 1‘oit ment.
case the little paper tags become lost
Annual reports of standard high at one o’clock,
1905 SE 39th avenue. Portland, suf- iand. and they will spend the major
schools In Washington county for t.ie
At the first meeting following the or ere stolen
fered injuries earlier Monday even- part of this leave at the home of Bus Will Pick up
Loss or theff of stickers should be
1941-42 school year have been filed summer
vacation.
September 9.
ing, when their auto collided with an Mrs Covelle's parents. Mr and Mrs.
reported to the internal aecurlty de­
Pickers
Every
Day
by
school
clerks
Per
pupil
cost
of
homecoming
will
he
observed
with
a
oil truck driven by Jack W Robin- Fred Schell, near Beaverton
partment in the Pioneer postoffice
school education of the various high rpotluck dinner at 6 30
son of Beaverton.
Mr. Bristow, op-
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building, 5th avenue and Morrison
A truck stops every day at 5:45 a schools is as follows, according to B
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erator of the car. received rhec in n| CIO Sif?n L d
street, it was said.
m at Dean's Drug Store in Beaver­ W Barnes superintendent
Thirty-one
jurors,
ten
of
whom
are
Helen.
knee
a
,
Juries, and his wife
‘' " pp sn
Y
ton for berry pickers to work at Gro-
Banks. $115,89
Beaverton $97 40. women were drawn thia week to * Drivers seeking replacements will
The acciden' In F u t h L h e c k
kle and body hurts
ners farm
Here is a chance
for Forest Grove $100 90 Gaston $168 78 serve at the July term of court. have to sign affidavits that they
occurred near Reedville
purchased these stickers and. In addi­
A total of 21,51* men registered for young boys and girls to earn money Hillsboro $98 39
Scsppoose $109.22 Those drawn from Eastern Washing
the draft ill Oregon on June 29 and for school clothes, books. Defense .Sherwood $115 76
Tigard $92 35 ton county are:
Olive Mary Had tion, give ticket serial numbers.
Beaverton Couple Have
.V state selective service headquar- Bonds, etc
Mothers might accom
Verboort $114 92
field, Glen P Smith. John Welch,
ters announced here Friday
The pany the children.
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Beaverton, Nellie Barnes, Myrtle J
No Picnic Thi# Year
First July 4th Baby
registration the fifth to be held, was
Yards need berry pickers now
George N Rouse, Sr , father of Is*- Connell, Aloha, and Arthur H. Vln-
Due to war emergencies the o ffi­
The first haby to arrive in Port­
for men 18-20 years of age
plan to help them gather their crop na B Schuld of Beaverton, died this rent, Tigard.
Jurors will report cers of the State Tennessee society
land hospitals on July 4th was a hoy
Multnomah county registered 7477| Black caps and Boysen berries are week
Services will be held Friday July 20. according to G Russell Mor- have decreed that no picnic will bg
born at 3 12 a. m. to Mr and Mrs
ready now.
In Portland.
gan, district attorney
held thla year.
and Washington county 735
William Kilgore of Beaverton
r,;rro,rd
r %
b , ou’ •?
.r „
Men Ordered To
James Lewis Is
M a de Chairman
Harry Eliander Elected
Head Non-High Board
UIllCGTS Ull 1 UGSudy
Chapter Holds Final
Meeting For Summer