The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, February 12, 1943, Image 1

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    PUBLISHED
WEEKLY
V O L . 16. XO. 2
IN O U R P L A N T O N
S H O R T ST. A N D T U A L A T I N
HIGHW AY
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, February 1J. 1943
Point Ration e x t r a : : Beaverton Hi Around
Effective Soon
Wins Honors Town
E S T A B L IS H E D 1927
Obituaries
Farmers Need
More Men
M A K O A K K T II D EN N EY
Mai gai et Hustings Penney died at!
1943 L E G I S L A T U R E
the home of her son in law and i
daughter. Mr. and Mis. E. G Perkins j
Salem, February 12 (Special)—The
Tuesday morning, February 2. after a!
League of Oregon Cities have three
four days illness.
meritorious) measures before the leg­
Mrs. Denney was born at Hollister,
islature this session.
H B. No. 18k
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California. May 26, 1867, the daughter J
Registration for ration book No. 2 allows cities to set up reserve funds
Beaverton s traditonal skill in for-| Mrs John Dobbins of Portland and ot Mr and Mrs R
B Brown. A fter! Boston Park
norida February 12
H. B. No. 213
covering purchases of canned and for post-war work
Beaverton.
visited Mrs the death of her
father and a few Through th e' courtesy
of mv naiuh-
frozen
fruits and vegetables a n d ' " '1* P'ovide 16% of all state liquor ensic-s was again demonstrated last formerly of
Nelson Walkei last Saturday after-
years i esidence at Ashland. Oregon, bor VV Paul
Sturkev on« of A m
dried fruits
scheduled for Febru- Ievenue to be credited to the city po- 1 nday and ^atuiday at the ltth an
noon
the family moved to Garden Hom e.1 erica's most succe^ful fa rm eri I
ary 22, and will go into effect on lice fund °* Genell*l Fund
HB No. nual Linfield college , McMinnville)
,oa,nament
fo1
j Receiving congratulations on the Oregon
¡have Just returned from an inspec
March 1. Merchants will be pprohibi-
will provide 15'; of all Highway a .W n ,
sr iools of Oiegon
Die local debat birth of a son Henry F . born Janu-
° n October 13, 1886, she was mar- i tlon trip of large truck farms. These
ted from selling these items fro m ! Funds for city streets.
i ers in both the senior dfv,*ion and ary 31, are Mr. and Mrs. Reginald ried to R K Denney, member of the j are the thousand-acre-tracts which
February 20 to March 1st.
When
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the junior division were winners o ' , \y Reavls of Beaverton.
pioneer Penney family and made h er! raise the peas, beans cauliflower
trading in these commodities is re­
sumed, it will be under the limitations
Senator and Mis. Burke returned first place, each in their respective) W eek-end guest at the home of ne" home near Beaverton where she tomatoes, cucumbers and other fresh
Mr and Mrs. Arthui Kolkenbeok was 1 e*'ded until her death
of the point rationing coupons. Reg- home over the week end to the Gibbs class.
i vegetables which you are eating.
Top honors in class A ° r s<*nior|M|s
She was a membei of the Preshy- ■ For Once Farmers are Right
istrants will save time by bringing district neai Sherwood for the first
Heydenburk of Grants Pass.
teiian church and a very active I These farmers want no money from
with them a completed form.
; time this session to consult with ! debate were won by the Beaverton j
team composed of Richard Smurth- i Mr and Mrs. H J Wright have „lim ber o f t h e
Beaverton Grange.'the Government.
All they ask la
OPA says the following items are ^ f * 1. constituents.
i wai.p and Robert Myers, who de- I sold tneir home and greenhouses on
for a number of years as the right to buy plows, tractors and
seiving
not included:
Candied fruits, fruit
Judge H P. Kerkman of \N nshiriK- f^atecl Fngene Grants Pass Dallas the Beitha Beaverton highway to H lecturer of this organization.
1 a. e" r-n8en(>- t>i ants r ass, Dallas J Wright Jr.
a supply of workers.
This last Is
Mr and Mis. Wright
cakes, fruit puddings. frozen fruits ton Coun,y " a s in Salem over th e ! and
Salem in addition to administer- ’
Surviving are three children, R B the most needed of all. Let me give
in containers over 10 pounds, frozen weelt end confening with other juilg- ,
three defeats to the debate teams s f will move to California where they
Denney, T B. Denney and Mrs. Derle j a few illustrations.
Readers more-
1(J es relating to certain legislation now j
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ha tf_ ,ea« “
vegetables in containers
ove.
’ from Roseburg high
Thus Smurth j have Purchased an orange grove,
Perkins, all of Beaverton one broth-lover, know that 1 do rot represent
pounds, fruit juices and vegetable| Pcndm8 in the House
¡waite and Myers of Beaveiton emer»
The Beaverton Rebekah lodge No er. R B Brown of Garden Home, the Farm Bloc but am usually very
juices in containers over 1 gallon,!
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ged victors in seven stiaight de- 1 348 met last Tuesday evening for a six grandchildren and seven nieces critical of their
demands
The
pickles and lebshes. potato salad,
The big hearing by joint committees 1 bates and were awarded the much , regular session. There were 20 mem- and nephews
I time has arrived, however, when
olives, chili con carne and meat
i Agriculture on S B No 75 to coveted division A championship D e -b «'is present.
There was an entei
Funeral services were held at the | farm products have become muni-
stews containing vegetables.
paste on
repeal the Milk Control Act, was well bate Cup.
i lainment, prizes were awarded.
Beaveiton
Congregational
church 'tions of war.
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products such as spaghetti, macaroni,
duirymen'
The question for debate was Re-) The Social and Needlework club Saturday afternoon. February 6 with
Farmers from everywhere are wrlt-
by
prominent
noodles, whether or not they are attended
solved.
That
a
World
Federal
Gov
met last Friday afternoon
There the W E. Pegg funeral home In mg that they are not able to secure
It was a
packed with added vegetable sauces. from all parts of Oiegon. seems
big ernment Should be Established
• was an exchange of valentines.
charge
Interment was at Crescent I trucks and necessaiy tools.
The po-
Family larders
will have three “ red hot discussion” ! it
Beaverton's B tram.
Meanwhile
m
eicantile
interests
are
trying
to
I
Grove
cemetery.
I
tato
farmers
are
very
outspoken
in
The
Kiwunis
ladies
met
last
Tues
types of canned foods:
“ regain then
lost
leaders!"
S B .! composed of Bill Smith, Jean God- day afternoon for tea.
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I their attitute regarding the Washing-
1. Home - t anned.
All
home- No. 73 will come up before the Sen-; w*n anc* Kim Sinclair, debated and
Ml{s. 11 AXEL OSTRAND ER
i ton bureaucrats
It seems that the
Mis. C. B Haines. Haley, S. Dakota,
canned foods of any variety includ­ ate soon
' defeated the B team from Roseburg, ¡who is visiting her duughter Mrs.
Hazel Myrtle Jakobsen was horn In ' Government has been making prom-
ing vegetables and fruits these are
! Hillsboro, Medford, and Salem, be-
Sanborn County. S D , Sept. 20, 189G. I He« to them that labor would be sup
exempt from rationing Any amounts
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! sides twice defeating the McMinn- ’ Hilda Highbee,suffered a heart attack At the age of nine she moved with'plied.
However .a good many potu-
may be retained and it will not be
I ville debate teams, and twice winn- last Saturday and is confined to bed. her parents and brothers to a farm to growers had their potatoes frozen
The Eastern Star Social club will
necessary to report them in declara­
Mr. Hicks, member of the Portland J j „ K over Forest Grove.
This B team
in Miner County. S. P
February i in the ground
These are now prac
tions.
Fire Department, was in the Sen-1 f rom Beaverton won eight stiaight ' hold a cooked food sale February 18 23, 1916, she was united in marriage 1 ally telling the Government repre
qt
the
Masonic
Temple
from
10
a.
m.
ate conferiing with Senator Fisher victories and was awarded the first
& Exempt Foods.
Many
to Waltei
Ostrandei of Pipestone, | sentativea that they are going to re-
mercially preserved foods are exempt about introducing a Firemen’s Pen- piize trophy in junior debate in recog- ; to 4 o'clock.
Minn . where they resided for a year, i duce their acreage, or stop produc­
from rationing.
They include jellies, -s*on Bill to protect all firemen in „¡tion of their outstanding achieve' j Mi. and Mrs. Ingwakl liaison of tion moved to Minei County, S. D , tlon
altogether,
unless they have
jams, preserves, canned meat, fish, Oregon when they retire.,
ment.
| Molilalia, North Dakota, arrived lYi- where they resided until early in more assurance thnt labor will be
Beaverton Is also justly proud of day and are visiting old friends at 1942,, when they moved to Portland, | given them,
olives, relish, pickles, spaghetti, mac­
aroni. and noodles
They will not] Faul Patterson, c ity attorney
ley for its third debate team, an aggregation the W C. Wright home in Beaverton Oregon
To this union was born Food Panic Ahead?
have to be declared.
a number of Washington County | of Sophomores consisting of Eugene j and the Scherman home in Scholls. thre,, children
She entered the
Farm organizations, rightfully de-
3. Rationed Food». These in gen- cities, andi J W. Barney. City Man- Anderson, Robert Bacon. Iral Nelson,
I. R. McLain from St. Louis, Mis- Good Samaritan hospital on Decern-1 mand that the working week be in-
eral include commercially
packed ager of Hillsboro, appealed at the and j ac|< Lowe, who won four de- MOuri, visited
at the W . C. Wright her 3. 1942. for an opeiation from creased from forty hours to fifty-
canned fruits, vegetables, fruit and public hearing by the House Roads hates out of the six in which they home last Sunday.
which she never really recovered. four, so that one-third of the people
vegetable juires, canned soup, chili and Highway Committee Thursday in participated
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c MeKereher w a s a dinner She was a very patient sufferer.
Continued on Page 3
sauce, certain frozen fruits, and behalf of the League of Oiegon Cit-
Still a fourth debate team com- | *.st............
Mrs. Ostrander was an active mem­
at the John Prescott home in
vegetables and dried fruits.
These ies.
They spoke for a greater share p0aP of freshmen, Wallace Branch, Portland last Wednesday evening.
ber of the Rebekah Lodge, also of
are the foods that cause most of the of the Gas Tax from the State High- Riwin Paxon and George Springer,
the Methodist Ladies Aid. and always I
The
Beaverton
Parent
Teachers
as­
worrying.
They will have to be de- way Gas Tax Funds for up keep o f |H).e proudly celebrating a win over
willing to help with any worth while I
city streets.
Forest Grove during the tournament sociation will hold its annual Found­ activity. She was a devoted wife and
Continued on Page 3
ers
Day
program
February
25
at
the
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Other honors of the same tourna-
mother, and made friends wherever
Up to Monday of this week
, ment went to Salem in oratory, af- grade school auditorium.
she went; she will be missed by all (
Cities of Beaverton, Forest Grove, ter-dinner speaking and humorous
W. E. Pcgg had charge of the fun- who knew her
She was born Sep- | West Hills Lutheran Church was
Gaston and Sherwood have sent reso- deciamaton to Hillsboro in serious eial foi Hazel M. Ostrandei of Port-
tember 20, 1896. and died February formally organized Sunday, January
lutions in behalf of the League of j extenip and
radio
speaking. to land, who died February 4. Funeral 4.
1943. in the Good Samaritan 31
Rev. L. Ludwig, president of the
Oregon Cities' program House Bills Sheridan
in serious declamation services were held February 8 at hospital at the age of 46 years, Northwestern District of the Ainert-
No's. 213 and 216 to the Washington and poetry reading and to Forest RWerview chapel at Hiverview cenie-
4 months. 15 day*
She leaves to can Lutheran Church, delivered the
County delegation. We hope to h a ve, Q rove ¡n junior extemp
tery.
mourn her passing, hei husband, one sermon.
Rev. Werner Fritz, pastor
Leave Books at City HaM or Public j like responses from the other cities of |
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Mrs. E. H. Bergin, who underwent daughter Maxine of Portland; two I of West Hills Church, presided at
Library In Beaverton
Washington County favoring passage !
an operation in January has returned sons. Kenneth, serving in the U. S. I the meeting.
Officers elected are
You are urged to help with the Vic of House Bill 213 and House Bill 216.
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home
She is progressing nicely Army, and Cecil, serving In the U. S as follows:
Elder, Dr. William
tory Book D ik e if possible by giving ag tl,p Washington County delegation f l C a V c l T O I l l l l l l I l i b i
but is still confined to her home.
Navy, her mother, Mrs. Florence Ja- Schoeler;
secretary^
Mrs.
Lillian
one of youi good b oo.es.
A BOOK wishes to use these Resolutions in be m «
« ir ■ tV fi Ciz
1
The executive board of the Beav- kobsen of Pasadena. Calif., and three Sandy; treasurer, Karl Potten; trus-
YOU W A N T to K E E P
IN GOOD half of the bills when they come be C l d S S W A V E S l O F C K B C D G r
erton Parent Teacher association will brothers, Glen Jakobsen of Pnsadena, tees, G. W. Bittner, D. P. McDonald,
PH Y S IC A L CONDITION.
fore the Senate foi final passage.
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Bloomington. Ind.. Feb 12 Miss El- meet February 16 at 12:30 with Mrs Calif, Addison Jakobsen of Beaver- Richard Paul.
Many organizations
are already
working to do their bit to serve the) ointe a stir took place in the nie Amoth, route 1, Beaverton, Ore- Geo. Smith at 711 Watson street. Pot ton, Oregon, and Oscar Jakobsen, a
West Hills is a community church
men in the camps
The following co, , i dorg Friday u group of 20 In- *°n, was a member of the first class luck dinner.
I prisoner of war in the hands of the sponsored by the Board of Home
are rules given by camp librarians ■ dians arrived from Celilo Falls on of W A V E S storekeepers graduated
Little Anita Pienovi acted as a Japan*"*
¡Missions of the American Lutheran
as to the type of book wanted and ; up.)el. Columbia River to speak in from the U. S. Naval Training school ; fairy at the inauguration of a queen
<>na 8IH" “r ^lisf John 1 a lo P a o r | Church.
All preliminary work was
all must be in the best physical con- , ehalf of fjshini: rights.
About this!at Indiana university here today at the Masonic Temple in Portland,*'” 8 AnK''les Calif^ and
° bei done by the pissent pastor, Mr. Fritz,
dition
time in the door comes Colonel Arn- Rear Admiral John Downes, com- recently.
relatives and friends. Her father and who arr|ved
thl, area ,M t , um.
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two brotheis preceded her in death. mer.
Naval ■ Dis
Previous to his Portland min-
1. Current best sellers, fiction or 0|tJ , blind)
of the Tillamook Gueri- niandant
of the Ninth
Beaverton.
William
Moshofsky,
Funeral services and committment istry Mr. Fritz had a 15 year mlnis-
las, with his dog on leash—the dog Diet, addressed the class of 509
non-fiction.
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and ! held Monday, February
8, in River-j t ry aa student chaplain at Washing-
2. Adventure, Westerns, Detective. beK;ln t() ba, k and , ried to grab every WAVES, the first women st ore keep-
P Blade military honorary.
vlew C em etery, Portland
, jon gtate College.
Indian uy
by me
the if*
leg.
Undoubtedly
Navy
Mystery,
Fiction.
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vmwm .
inuiaii
uouuuutru.j Col- ers^
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Mo.^Tiofskv, a junior in law. is a mnni a
.v,.,,,.- nt wr Arrange-
it n oirtr 1
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, Arnold has trained his dog effi
Those who satisfactorily comjjleted student repre8entaUve on the educa
n r^ rT
I W e,t HlU* Church extends a very
3. Technical Books published since I
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A Mortician,
1 0 I t U 'lM Il.
v e IT o n . I Oregon.
f'LTOn
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Beaverton,
to everyone to at-
, i cordial welcome
1935.
I ciently to be on guard against dan- i the four months course received the jj0na| activities board.
, He Is also a
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tend Its Sunday School and worship
4. Funny Books of Jokes, ( ¡u toons; j,er atl
be has trained the Tillamook petty officer rating of stoiekeeper, mPrnber of Alpha
Tau Omega frater-
I services.
and group games.
' Gueiillas to
shoot
the first Jap on third class
They will be assigned nity.
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5. Pocket books and
other small j sjKy,t that
comes anywhere neat
to shore stations within the United
sized editions of popular titles
Tillamook bay!
'States to release men storekeepers;
! Edward Jannsen
Remember- all in good physical
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for active sea duty,
Air Corps Captain
condition.
When Beaverton wanted water— , The 16-week course included one
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til.tio o e
I 'j i l r / in 4
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The M Mid-year
retreat f , \ for
high
Edward M Jannsen, son of Mr and
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Rudolph Sehuepbach took a piece of, months indoctrination
period, or
school
students
closed
wit!\
Benedic-
M
,s. A. M. Jannsen of Reedville, has
hazel
brush
and
said
"gentlemen
you
"boot
training
in
which
the
young
^
Shoe Rationing Surprise
tion of the Most Blessed Sacrament. , been advanced to the rank of cap
will find water here" it was on top women were acquainted with Navy
Announcement bunday
of thp hiI1 ,nsidp the leservoir fence terms, regulations, history, and ships
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Wednesday afternoon. January 27. In ,aln in the army air corps, according
During January he 1 eavei on
u- R gp| jpg of ¡„spired and thought-stir-1 to wo,d received by his parents, Cap
Rationing of shoes went into ef- A , Jannspn drjUed down 735 feet and and aircraft, and a three month’s
feet Tuesday of this week taking ev- iocated the Beaverton City well one course in storekeeping They receive
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rin* in feren ces, the Rev John Me tain Jannsen, who has been in the
eryone by surprise, as previous a n -jof , hp finP8t in the state.
the same training in storekeeping as
« •» I . « before the s t u d e n
* I t.- corps for two and a half yea,..
trucks
with
30
colored
men
on
them,
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men. preparing them for work in dis-
nouncement was not given.
Evety
body a definite program for the splr- i* stationed at Douglas Field, Ari-
came
out
and
it
took
three
days
to
man, woman and child will be allow­
itual training and activity benefitt- *ona, as wing engineering officer,
Ralph Mapes. a former Beaveiton bursing,
supply, and commissary
clean up the wreckage
Mrs Bei k-
ed three pairs of shoes a year, mem­ graduate, is home on a visit with his offices.
ing Catholic youth of today.
Th e'
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holtz has three brothers in the ser­
bers of families may pool their cou- parents.
^ ______ Mr. and Mrs Steve Mapes!
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student response was most gratify-!
About Our Boys
vice
one
in
Alaska,
one
southern
Pa
ing
pons so that some may buy mote if
ga|em
cific
area
and
one
in
the
aircraft
de­
Occupational Tax
others buy less.
Ration stamp No.
By their excellent scholarship and Dear
Gilliam:
partment
The brother in Alaska re­
17 in the sugar ration book will be
deportment, exemptions in semester i Received your card at Christmas
in speaking of water system* <>f Discussed by Council
cently requested his sister to send
good until June 15th. when a new 0rcgon the, f irst of the week Senator
At a lecPnt „leeting of the Beav
copies of the Tigard Sentinel, Aloha examinations were earned by Marga and was very glad to have you re-
stamp will be designated
At
Fisher stated that the Town of Beax- eldon city Council they were inform- Ne ats and Beaverton Enterprise pa- i et McMahon and Clare Moshofsky. 1 member me in such a manner.
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seniors: Rita Schneider and Angelina , present I am serving on the Cutter
eiton. Washington County, had the
¡bat Mi Antiobus was able to te
with ih . l .
Sohler, juniors, Catherine Anzalone Fir which operates out of a Puget
Andrew Kennedy Honored finest water in Oregon that "Beav­ turn to his duties, and Mr. Smith, he could k
erton is selling water instead of buy­ who had been on duty during his ab- news
u ' i 11 i ’ « i n h.
* ,n and r' e,a ld|f'c O'Connor, sophomores; Soum| port. I enjoy the life a great
With Birthday Party
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Rosemary Ross, 1-ieshmen
(leal as I am one of those fortunates
Paying all expenses of 8pncPi was discharged
ing water!
number
Beaverton for
Andrew Kennedy was pleasantly (hp watpl department and puts aside
Loyalty to Uncle Sam and to Alma that does not get ‘“ tetched" by sea-
A discussion of the occupational
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surprised last Monday evening with $300 to $500 each month as a sink­ tax was held but nothing definite
Matei produced outstanding work In sickness.
Next month I am hoping
a party of friends and neighbors on ing fund which is placing the Town was done.
the purchase of war saving stamps to take tha examination for officers
Seaman
Praised
his 85th birthday.
and bonds throughout the Academy ^training.
This service is not as
of Beaveiton on the map in a big
The Oregon and Washington Dis­
He received many useful
gifts way!
during the past weeks
Girls who I free as the army with their commls-
trict of the Evangelical
Lutheran ^or Rescue H p I d
among them a fancy box of soaps
seaman flrst have already received Battleship Ore- »tons.
Frank H. Lovell,
As yet I have had not leave
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Synod of Missouri, Ohio and othei
• A lovely birthday cake was the cen
class, son of Mr. and Mrs J. H Ixi gon premiums are Catherine and Jo-j but in the near future I hope to
Mr.
Ireland,
prominent
dairyman
states
want
to
buy
a
lot
on
I
arming-
ter of interest
Guests wore Mr in the Forest Grove area, is much {on , oad and C)ty limits and had a veil, of route 3, Beaverton, has re­ sephine Anzalone, Marjorie Campbell, secure a few days and will drop in
and Mrs
Walter Shellbeiger. Mr interested in the outcome of present representative
commendation Barbara Dodson, Beverly Gratton, i to see you If I get a chance.
this meeting They ceived a lettei* of
and Mrs Stephen Bartnik, Mr and dairy
Lels,
Betty [
Your friend
legislation
now
pending bava been meeting In the Kiwanis f ,orn * be commander of %..e mine Inez and Margaert
Talmen-
sweeper foice. for his $ld in the res Claire Rand and Bernadine Smith
Mis Irving LaFond, Mrs
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PH ILO GRIM ES
Washington County is one of the Dall in Beaverton
cue of an army flier whose plane re
The first assembly of the new sem-. No. 1082
hill. Mrs. Ora Guffey and Mr. and leading dairy counties of the State.
cently fell into the ocenn off the Pa­ ester was held January 28 for th e 1
Mis. Francis Matish
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and is vitally interested at the pres- c
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oome L.hanges at tn«
pmpose of electing student body o f- ! Dear Friends:
cific roast
ficeis for the second period of the) I will drop you a card to lat you
be protected during this emergency Beaverton Postoffice
S W E E T 16 ! !
scholastic year
Mary Ann Sitton know that everything is okay with
Charles
Dawes
has
been
appointed
C o n g ra t u l a t io n s
was chosen president, Margaret Mc­ me.
I am assigned to the Army
Health BoarH Reports
Several communities of Washing­ carrier for route 1 Beaveiton, and
Mahon. vice president;
Dora May Air Corp
Wish you all lots of luck.
Measles
attains
new
high
after
ton
County
are
receiving
bills
per
Myrtle Hickox. carnet for route 3
Salem. Oregon
Moos, secretary;! Claire Moshofsky.
Pvt C LIFTO N ELLISO N
In the postoffice Miss Venlta Raf- temporary decline, accordine to the
February 5, 1943 tbir.ing to Old Age Pensions now be
My adress is Fit
69-9-1-9 T 8 S.
fore the legislature any other com­ fetv Is substitute cletk and Claience State Board of Health, for the week D*tumrer
Phetl Hotel. Rm 806. St Petersburg.
ending January 80. there were 30 new
munities interested write to Senator Buffun: will be tegulat clerk
Beaverton Enterprise
Florida
rases repotted in Washington county.!
Fisher. State Senator, Salem, Oiegon
Coffee Stamp Valid
Aloha News
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Prior td their depaiture fot the Gther diseases reported was one in
Stamp No 25 in the ration book is
Word
has
been received by Mr and
Hearty congt at illat ions upon your
A , j anR9Pn of Reedville
one of Bast Coast last week. Mr and Mrs rtuenza 2 whooping cough, 3 pneu now- good fot; one pound of coffee
IS mumps and 1 erysipelas until March 21
Sweet 16" bnthday’
We note bv oiegon s piominent well dnlleis and George MeKereher wero honoi g u e s t s monia.
To get coffee book Mra. Stratton of Beaverton, from the
marine
aviation
cadet
regiment.
today's issue Vol 16. No 1
former State
Representative from at a surprise wedding shower, given
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holders must be over 15 years old.
Corpus
Christ).
Texas,
that
their
son
It would be difficult to estimate in Washington County, was at the rapl- at the home of Mr. and Mis
I^o
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ARTHU R ANDERSON
Thomas
Stratton, Junior,
"ou ts the great good JTOttT Big 4 toj Jast wpp|, shaking hands with for Justen in Portland
Twenty one
Wooden fence posts treated with William
Arthur Anderson, late of Bpaverton,
has
been appointed cad*t
lieu­
publications have accomplished dur- mer colleagues.
guests were present.
Those attend died February 6
Husband of Nel­ chromated zinc chloride last three to tenant ,to act aa
commander of
ing the past 16 veat« in
^
.
.
.
|njf from Bpav(.rton WPre Mia \j c
ten
times
longer
than
If
untreated.
lie, brother of Elfreda Nelson. Mrs
the first platoon, 22d company, 6th
best interests of the famous Tualatin
Another old timer showed up at the MeKereher. Mr*.
Florence
Miller. Florence Dellmore Grant. Garfield
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battalion, of the regiment.
Strat­
Valley, her people and their public legislature
this
week Honorable and Mis. Noreen Allyn The couple and Oscar Anderson
Card of Thanks
ton was a former member of Cen-
welfare'
Walter L Pierce former Governor of received many beautiful and useful
Funeral services were held Thurs­
We extend our sincere thanks and tral Y. M. C. A s volleyball teams
in tok
On thia happy occasion in
token Oregon, and more recently member gtft*
day with Interment Riverview ceme­ appreciation to our many frienda and
of my personal friendship and best af Congress from the ?r><, d i s t r i c t of
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tery.
neightKiie for their thoughtful help
Corporal Hadge of Camp Young,
wishes please renew my
sutrsenp- Kastein Oregon, wearing a ten gal-
Be sure to read Miller's ad in thi *
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and sympathy during the Illness and Calif , is visiting at the O’Connor
tion for another year to the Beayer Ion cowboy hat and was busy mixing weeks paper.
He specializes in
A cooked f1
»a'e will he held in death of our beloved mother Marga home this week
ton Enterprise.
medicine!
When Pierce throws his fresh meats, fish and poultry anr.
Masonic Temple !•
H Dennej alao fot Uta many,
•
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E A R L E FISHER.
hat in the ring It looms up like a j everything in groceries.
See him to­ Í tfta
10 a. m to 4 p. m.
Beaver
Social
beautiful
flora»
offerings
|
Everett
F.
Oreen,
Beaverton,
in the
State Senator of Washington County mUion dollars:
day.
He delivers too.
' club.
T H E F A M IL Y
1 navy.
J
West Hills Lutheran
Church Formally Located
Victory Hook Drive
Underway at Beaverton
St. Mary’s of The
Valley Firm Donates 17 Va,leT A «d em y N ew s
Tons Metal to Army
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