The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, September 10, 1943, Image 1

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P U B L IS H E D W E E K L Y IN O U R P L A N T O N
V O L . 16, NO. 32
News Review
Summarized
S H O R T ST. A N D C A N Y O N H IG H W A Y
Beaverton, O regon, Friday, September 10, 1943
_
Bits o f N ew s
M a jor Shaw
A b o u t Our Boys
Tells A b o u t Trip
Dear Mrs. Gilh&m
I want to thank you and those res­
ponsible for gift packages we re­
ceived from you.
} W e are in a nice camp, lots of
1 company, good food and quarters. I
i was elected company yeoman
Respectfully yours
H E N R Y DOERN
j Co *2*-43 Camp Waldron, USNTS
| Farragut, Idaho
E S T A B L IS H E D 1927
200 Citizens
On Committee
By Elise Clemes
The now-historic Allied invasion of
Sicily and the complex preparations
which preceded it on North African
shores, are a familiar epic to Maj.
Over 20<> citizens of Washington
Leland B. Shaw, former Portland at­ county have already volunteered to
torney,
recently
returned
from
a
tour
R O B E R T A M cC LO S K EY
serve on the Washington county fin­
of that hattlefront.
REPORTER
ance committee for the Third V, ar
Maj. Shaw, formerly attached to Loan Drive.
Oregon's quota is
headquarters of the 11th general $105,000,000.
BE A V E R T O N 2744
staff corps in Chicago, left this coun­
The following persons will serve
try June 4 with a special war de­ from the East end of the county.
j Members of the Board:
partment ltasion group of 14 officers.
Beaverton - Jay Gibson, Mrs. Rob­
Here is a note from a selectee from
"W e found North Africa hot, the
Mrs. Lloyd Carlson and children
ert Summers, Mike Metzler, lorn
j
the
Beaverton
board.
I
am
located
mosquitos
terrific,
and
the
Arabs
spent‘ several days last week in Port­
' at Camp Callan near San Diego, Cal.,
hungry," the major summed up. "Our Ramsdall, Peter B. Case, Leonard
land.
It's a grand camp and this California
party
split up for the invasion
We Adams, Mrs. E. R. Sheets, Mrs. H.
Elton O’Connor returned Friday to sun does wonders to a person. Need-
Nissen, Mrs. J. G. Elsenhauor, Mrs.
didn't
meet
again
until
our
rendez­
Fort Knox, Kentucky, after spending 1 less to say I miss my family and
C. O. Ackerman, Mrs. H. T. Brown-
vous
at
Palermo
on
August
1."
a ten day furlough visiting with his , friends in and around
rig, Alice Clement.
Beaverton
German demolition crews did a
father Hank O’Connor and other but feel fortqnate being located here.
West
Slope—Mrs.
Mary Owen,
"fine
job'.'
of
blowing
up
bridges
friends and relatives in and around
Very truly yours,
Mrs. Edna Swanson, Marjorie Aube.
and
roads,
according
to
the
major.
Beaverton.
H E N R Y H. L A K A N E N
Aloha C. J. Stickney, May Grimm,
’"Sicily is made up of mountains
Mrs. Elton O’Connor and small son
Marian Klatt, Rose King, Mrs. C. O.
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When
a
road
is
cratered
with
bombs
returned to Tillamook Tuesday ac­
your tank don't detour
They wait I Mabee.
companied by her sister In law Lynn Child Actress
Cedar Mill—Mrs. A. R. Pearson,
until
engineers
repair
the
gaps. Our
Waber to t a short visit.
'And Singer
campaign was behind schedule nbout Mrs P. A. Thorne, Mrs. W. L. Hent-
Mr. and Mrs. Hunkapillar, Mr. and
Alvin Lunn, Mrs. N. T.
| 12 days because of this delaying ac­ py, Mrs.
Mrs. Lee Richey and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Stevens.
tion".
Gibson spent the week end at Can­
Barnes School District—Mrs M. R
The Italians and Sicilian prisoners
non Beach.
were happy to be taken .according to Bennett, Mrs. H. R. Johnson, Mrs. N
P Johnson, Mrs. A. C .Enger.
Mrs. J. Gibson Jr., has accepted a
Shaw.
Tualatin View—Mrs L. Terry
position as English teacher in the
"IGerman
prisoners
remained
Cooper Mt.- Myrt)le Riley. Geral­
Kelso, Washington, high school. She
haughty and aloof
They refused dine M. Taylor.
left Monday.
to eat with Italian prisoners, or even ! Kinton Mrs. J. H. Aten, Mrs. E.
Miss Barbara Goyt is spending the
speak to them.”
Wright, Mrs. V. T. Murphy, Mrs E.
week end with her grandparents Mr.
As for the native populace, "they Van Kleek.
and Mis. Fred Goyt.
really did welcome us, just os news
Garden Home—Isolds Steele.
New signs were painted on the
correspondents reported.
They were : Whitford —Frances Downing, Mary
business streets this week.
School
hungry the Germans
hndtiT fed J. Spurlin.
will commence September 13— watch
them very well.
They are naturally
Orenco---- Mrs. G. Karns, Mrs. Don
out for the school children you mo­
much happier now that they're gett­ Holmes.
torists.
ing American food.”
Reedville — Oscar
Hagg,
Chas
Born—to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reghit-
After rejoining his group in Paler- Irnlay, Mrs. S. A. Becker.
to, Sept. 1, a daughter.
This is their
( mo, Major Shaw flew to Algiers in 1 Tigard — W. M. Evans, Victor
second daughter.
. General Patton's private plane.
He Johnson, Emil Johnson, Hobart Ver-
School books and supplies may be
and the twins. Richard and John, 6. m**ye- W. E. Kidder, Albert Hoffar-
left Algiers August 5.
her, Alice A. Hollowell, Mrs. C. John-
bought now for the fall term of the
Beaverton grade and high schools at
After visiting his sons Robert, 9, so" '
Han*
the Beaverton Pharmacy, on Broad­
who make their home with their i „ rualatin John S. Green, Mrs. John
way.
Buying in advance saves
grandmother ,Mrs. Thyng in Beaver- ¿ ; , _ ” en' •” arie ®» Dunmire, Daisy
Tax Collector
Green Guard Contest
much confusion on the first day of
j ton, Major Shaw
left Sunday for I Elman.
I Durham—James Noke, Mrs. Geo.
school.
Printed list of books and
Reminds About Declaration Date Set Forward
• Fort Riley, Kansas.
I Heisler.
supplies needed are in the hands of
Individuals who pay federal income j The closing date for the Oregon j
Roamer’s Park—Mary V. Bowen.
Beaverton business men who carry
taxes—and that includes most folks I Green Guard activity contest that
Metzger Mrs. Verna Mooter. P*n
these supplies so parents will know
—cannot just wash their ’ hands of j was set at September 15 has been Mobil Unit at Hillsboro
Carsh. Mrs J. C. Dye, Mrs. John Fo-
what they buy is correct. This store
the
matter
because
a
tax
is
withheld
;
moved
forward
to
October
10.
Sept.
17
and
27
* 1 *■ Edith .1 Itnmi. ADM M Battìi
L O L IT A J E W E L L W ATSON
also carries a big supply of toiletries,
from their pay checks.
J. W. Ma- ' Due to the intensive activities of
Two visits of the Red Cross mobile !
vases, drug supplies, candy etc., and
Five year old daughter of Rev. and loney, collector of internal revenue | harvest and the late opening of pub-
unit are scheduled for llillsiioru thin - . W o - L i ___/->
.
n
,
ice cream
and anything in cold Mrs. Ray Watson, who will appear
warned Saturday .
| ltw schools In many parts of the month -September 17 and 27,
The ! ” , ®*ningtOn County DOnci
drinks.
| Sunday night at 7:30 at the Church
The collector called attention to the state, it has been found advisable to new donor center at the Masonic Quota Over Two Mill ion
Lo- fact that all who pay such taxes I give more time for the contest. The
Beaverton merchants are getting j of the Nazarene in Beaverton.
J .
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i
/
V /ii
ir e
a u u il lt n o t
U I 111*1
OI
temple
on l the
southeast L corner
of , Washington County War Bond ral.y
ready for the fall.
Carr’s Garage | lita will play one of the speaking must determine by * r September 15 new date
will allow time for ev e ry ; Second and Lincoln streets will he
has been painted white and Dewey ! parts in the four act Sacred drama whether the deductions are sufficient girl and boy to try for one of the 167
will be held Friday at 7:30 on the
the Plumber has a crew of painters ] entitled "Their Last Warning” by to keep them paid up. and If not, file prizes totaling more than $500 in used for the first time,.
streets of Hillsboro, with E. C. Saiu-
The drama will be
busy this 8veek painting his building. Manford Evans.
Washington
county's September mons of the state bourd a featuiod
value.
!
a
required
declaration.
Generally
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Alexander and presented by the Watson Players of speaking this declaration will not be
Points ar e awarded for service, for j quota is 260 pints of life-saving blood, speaker.
Rev. Ray Watson
family spent the holidays at Welch's Eugene, Oregon.
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The surrender of Italy to the Allied
new members enrolled, for original­
necessary
if
the
taxpayer’s
wage
or
I Lolita’s father, is the director.
The
guests of Dr. Hetu.
forces this week, although expected,
salary is subject to payroll deduction ity and quality of your essay and for
:
drama
depicts
the
second
coming
of
1 brought gladness and joy to every­
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Osfield and
completeness of your manual work
Preceding the drama the and not more than $2700 a year If Remember, keep your record up t o '
one and it will serve to grouse re­
daughter Janice, are spending a week | Christ.
single
or
$3500
if
married.
1 Watson family will give a musical
newed. interest In the sale of bonds
at the beaches.
date
and
be
sure
that
it
is
mailed
to
I
Farmers are not required, if 80
program in which Lolita Jewell will
' for the third Victory Bond sale.
Cid Schriner writes from North sing trios with her mother and sister, pet* cent of their Income is derived Green Guard Headquarters, State
CHURCH OF TH E N A Z A R E N E
Within a short time members of
Building, Salem, Oregon,
Camp Hood, Texas, that he is desir­ , and solos herself. Joyce Watson, 11 from farming, to file a declaration Forestry
459 SW First
the committees will call upon every
before October 10.
ous of hearing some news of Beav­ : will accompany her father and moth- until December 15.
Leonard C. Johnson, Pastor
one for their contributions. We must
erton friends, Cid is now Staff Ser­ | er on the piano as they play their
Al. must file a return next March
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
’ provide the money for ammunition
geant.
violins.
Mrs. Watson who plays and at that time credit will be given Beaverton Girl Dons
Morning worship 11.
for the next phase of the war a
Aria Jean Linkey, Barbara Walters the leading part in the drama will be
Subject Perfect Love.
visit to Mr. Hitler In Berlin.
and Delina Satchell spent last week heard in song during the musical i«ringdm 3 0nS °r °th' r payment8 'W A V E Uniform
N. Y. P. S. 6:30 p. m
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at Camp Turner near Turner.
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j Miss Susan Evelyn Johnson, Beav-j
program.
Rev. Leonard C. Johnson,
Junior meetings 6 30 ages 3 to 10. i c
~
t
erton,
has
enlisted
In
the
Waves.
Mrs. J. E. Fleetwood visited her the pastor, invites the public to at­
...
tv .
.
.
Special services at 7:30 p. m.
The Sergeant C»eorges
Miss Johnson has been assistant
Promoted to Captain
sisters Mrs. M. H. Metcalf and Mrs. tend this outstanding service.
Ad-
H. M. Barnes over the week end.
! mission is free.
Melvin L. Fisher, son of Mrs. S. ™ana* * r
Johnson s truck
furlough is
Benjamin Fisher, formerly of 4950 , Bf a^ rtOT ,,f° r »h epast
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The Cedar Mill school started Tues­
22, non of
SW
Barbur
boulevard,
has
been
pro-
which
qualifies
her
for
a
day in a newly remodeled and deco­
T. Georges,
Bazaar Dec. 4
moted to captain In the army
They er*
th<\ Waves
rated building with an increased en­
route 8, ltalclgh Hills, Portland, lie
The Reedville Womens' association now reside In California.
training in | wm be taken .
qualified for advanced
rollment.
The teachers are Mrs.
at to r t Bland-
Wednesday night prayer meeting has been stationed
Margaret Stroeve as principal ana I have announced that their bazaar | Eldon E. Pfiefer and Robert L. Ot­ navy communications because of her
ing, Florida.
attendance
at
radio
schools
and
the
7:30
p,
nr
'
and
dinner
will
be
held
Saturday
j
teacher of the seventh and eighth
toman of Multnomah .has enlisted in
After his furlough, Georges, Lin­
Portland public school system.
She i
4.
Mrs. F. L. Me- j tj,e navy.
grades.
Miss Pearl Cook teacher , night, December
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coln high graduate and former stu­
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs John I
L. Ray. 8603 SW 17th ave
of the fifth and sixth grades.
Mrs ! George and Mrs. Arvid Nordlund w ill; Eugene
CHI R i II OF C IIU IST
dent of Reed college, will go to
ai langements.
! has
enrolled at the pro-radio naval Johnson. Beaverton.
Norene Brookhardt teacher of third be in charge of
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Q m t |* W Springer
Pratt institute, Brooklyn, where he
and fourth grades.
Miss Wilma
I training school, United States naval
Moining worship and, preaching' will enter engineering training us a
Truenbach teacher of first and sec­
Mr. and Mrs. John Collier, rt 6. ' armory, Michigan City, Indiana.
Deputy Collectors to
9:45 a. m. Topic The Foreknowledge i private in the ASTB.
ond grades.
box 460, a son, John L.
j
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of Jesus.
Following sermon the
Aid Income Taxpayers
Two other brothers are also In the
Members of the Beaverton Grange I Mrs. Donald Nichol and daughter,
aughter, ^
service., Cpl. Thomas Georges, 23,
Deputy collectors from the internal Lord’s supper will be observed.
Father
a
Marine
324 are reminded of the agricultural j Patty, returned Thursday
from a ;
Bible School class 11 a. m.
is stationed with the infantry In
display next Saturday at 10:30 a. m. ; two months vacation spent in i Fargo, i Proud grandparents of a boy Rich­ revenue department will be at Hills­
C. E. 7 p. m.
Rapid City, 8. D., and Pvt. I nul
boro
September
13
to
15
1
nrlusive
an all day session .
i North Dakota, where her parents ard Ray, born August 23. to Mr. and and Forest Grove, September 9th to
Evening service 8 p m. Topic— Georges, 20, is on duty in the Pao.fic.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shellenberger of live, and Hendrum. Ada. Pelican Mrs. Albert Loomer are Mr. and Mrs
Where I Am.
Tacoma, Wash . and infant son vis­ Rapids, and Minneapolis, Minn., vis- R. C. Humble of Reedville and Mr assist taxpayers in filing their Dec­
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SUMMONS
laration
of
Estimated
income
and
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Loomer
of
Hillsboro.
ited his mother Mrs. L. D. Shellen­ ! iting friends and relatives,
W EST H ILLS
M-12728
Victory
Tax
for
the
calendar
yeai
berger the past week.
j To honor Mrs. Norene Brookhardt The father is with the marines
L U T H E R A N CHURCH
In the Circuit Court of the State of
1943.
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John Thomas Van Horn, age 85. Mrs. Hans Stroeve entertained at
SW Canyon Rd., near Sylvan
Oregon for the County of Washing­
Assistance is also available to tax
Aloha-Huber school opened Sept. 7.
passed away at The Dalles. Septem­ luncheon Friday for eight guests,
Werner J. Fritz, Minister
ton
payers at the office of the Collector
A
letter
was
received
recently
by
ber 1.
Mr. Van Horn formerly of who were Mesdames Nelson, Hibey,
11th Sunday after Trinity
DOROTHY
EVELYN
LANKEH D .
of
Internal
Revenue,
Custom
Hous
Kinton, died at the home of his son McKercher .Hanna, and Miss Pearl Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Becker from their
5 S. 9:45 a. m.
Plaintiff vs. James Edward Lankard
a mechanic in the air, Portland, each
. .. day until
, , September
-
W L. Van Horn of The Dalles.
Cook and Miss Wilma Truenbach son Alvin,
Divine Service 11 a. m.
Defendant.
...Ki-v, u_
j,. . „ K__ 15th, which is the final day of filing
Frank D. Newton, formerly of The afternoon was spent sewing and corps in «h ich he states he has been - erl0fj
Public cordially Invited.
To JAMES ED W AR D LANKEH D ,
Aloha, died at Veteran's
hospital they enjoyed a contest in which Miss ! *n England.
,
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Defendant.
August 24.
Truenbach won the prize
M,s W * Eav and daughter Loi
You are hereby required to appear
BETH EL
Married Sept. 4
After three years of Cub Scout
Lorene Mayfield has been spending 1 raine ot Salem have returned to Sa-
and answer the complaint filed
CONGREGATION \L CHURCH
work. Stafford Miller, Mike McClos a short vacation
A wedding was heJd Saturday Sep- ' 9 4»5 a. m.
in Cour’delane. lem after a *hort vl» u with Mrs
Church School.
against you In the above entitled
Ray's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. B tember 4, at 8 p. m. at the home of \
key and Maurice Guinther. will re­ Idaho, visiting Jack Hampton
11 a. m.
Worship.
court and cause on or before the ex­
She Is a teacher in a Mrs.
ceive gradiiation
certificates
into
K A. Merrill of Beaverton,
Tuesday evening.
September
14 Hensley.
piration of four weeks from the d te
6 30 p. m.
Pilgrim Fellowship
Boy Scout Troop No. 208 our local will be installation night for the new Salem school .
which united Mrs Merrill's mother.
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of the first publication of this Sum­
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Pauline Martha Evans of Seattle. 1
troop of which C. Buffam is the officers of the American Legion,
M ETHODIST CHURCH
mons ;tf you fail to so appear find
Washington, and Lewis F Haynie, I Albert S. Hisey, D. D , Minister
Scoutmaster.
Beaverton Post No. 124.
Reedville School Opens
answer or otherwise appear, plain­
U.
S
Navy
of
Seattle.
Rev
Gray-
|
More Cub Scouts will be present
The regular meeting of Rebekah
9 45 a. m.
Sunday School.
tiff for want thereof will apply to
September
13
th
don D Loree officiated
The best r 11 a. m. Preaching service.
for advancement awards in
Cub lodge was held Tuesday evening and
the above entitled court for the re­
Reedville will open September 13th man was Bernard R. Coles. U. S. N.
Scout program.
We want everyone new officers were installed
Evelyn
W. S. C. S. meets Wednesday.
lief prayed for In her complaint, to-
interested in boys to be sure and at­ Scott was installed as warden to re­ according to announcement made b> and Mrs K A Merrill acted as ma-
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wtt:
Oscar
Hagg
.chairman
of
the
school
tron
of
honor.
tend to see what the Cub organiza­ place Rose Stevens.
ST CECELIA CHURCH
For a decree of divorce absolute
board.
tion is doing for boys between the
2nd Lieutenant Eloise Patterson,
Masses 8 and 10 a. m.
from defendant and for such other
ages of nine and twelve, in this com­ sister of Mrs. "G. C Osburn. is con­
Son Recovering
and further relief as to the court
munity. Pack meeting held in grade valescing in Barnes Hospital in Van­
Cadet Wins Wings
may be deemed Juat and equltaMe.
From
Wound
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school auditorium Monday evening. couver. Wash., and is reported doing
Richard Frank Templeton, sen of
Thia summons Is published by or­
Mr and Mrs E L Ross of Aloha
Box 697, Beaverton
September 13 at 7 p. m We extend nicely
Mr and Mra. H. W. Templeton, route
der of the Honorable R Fr-nk
a cordial welcome to all.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Filley and 2. Beaverton, won his wings' as a na­ were overjoyed to hear that their son Farmington Rd. at Menlo Drive
ers, Judge of the above entitled
(Synodical Conference)
Norman E Wendall and Stanley son are spending a two weeks vaca­ vy flier and commission as an en­ Lt. Edward L. (Ned) Ross is recov­
court, made and entered on the ”tth
ering
from
a
knife
wound
Inflicted
Walter
R.
Buhl,
Pastor
Drake have joined the navy.
tion in Rockaway.
sign in the naval reserve at naval air
day of September,
1943. direct'"»*
by
a
Jap.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
The Methodist church congrega­
Mr and Mrs. Harry Wilson and training center, Corpus Christl, Texas
publication of this summons once
He was reportedly seriously woun
Divine Servioes 11 a. nr.
tion will have a Home Coming ser­ three children of Seaside visited the
each week for four consecutive weeks
ded August 2 In the South Pacific
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vice at the morning worship hour home of Mrs J. C O'Connor Sunday
in a newspaper of general circula­
All
Ready
for
the
area.
next Sunday. September 12.
The
Pfc Earl Miller of Camp Adair
W EST SI,OPE
tion In Washington County, State of
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first church bulletin will be distribut­ visited hi
ife last Thursday and Third W ar Loan Drive
< DM Ml M T V ( HI IH II
Oregon.
ed and the choir will have a special Friday.
The starting signal sounded for the
Honor* Mr*. Hammer
U N ITE D P R E S B Y T E R IA N
Date of first publication September
number
A cordial welcome will be
Mias Maxine Cady and Miss Mary- National War bond drive at the meet­
A bridal shower was given recently SW Gabel Lane and Fairview Drive 10, 1943
extended to all who attend
on Lewis of Portland are leaving ing at the Beaverton high school by Mi and Mrs Harrv Bear honor­
Rev. H. A Armitage, pastor
Date of last publication October 8
Mrs H. J Hinck, Beaverton, won for Cannon Beach Monday morning Tuesday night.
Mr. Christensen, ing Mrs. Donald Hammer (Helen
11 a m. Building in Spite of Rub­ 1943
first prize, delphi nium, at the Wash­ where they will stay at Miss Lewis's chairman, of Hillsboro. was the Imlay) whose wedding was an event bish.
W. H FTT7GFRALT> Attnrne-
A few day* af­ speaker Mr Gibaon and Mrs Sum­ of June 29 at Fort Istuderdale, Fla
ington county fair in the Garden club cabin for a week
6 3* p m. Nature’s Open Windows n ls'n t'ff 309 Corbett Bldg. Portion 1.
ter returning home, both girls will mers were in charge of the meeting.
entries
A large crowd of relatives
and to God.
Oregon.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Harrison of go back to college. Mias Cady to the
Everyone should be ready for the friends
from Reedville,
Tigard.
Seattle. W a sh . were visiting friends University of Oregon and Misa Lew i» door-to-door canvas« which will be Hilleboro and Portland were pres­
Tell your lawyer to »end your 1»
What are you doing to help end
to Oregon State college.
held soon.
and relatives in Beaverton last week
gals to this paper.
thla horrible war?
ent ,
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