The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, September 17, 1943, Image 1

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    PUBLISHED W E EK LY IN OUR PLAN T ON
VOL. 16, NO. 33
News Review
Summarized
SHORT ST. AND CANYON H IGH W AY
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, September 17, 1943
ESTABLISHED 1927
Teachers Institute
At Hillsboro October 4
Bits o f N ew s
A b o u t Our B o ys
Business
Outlook
P lans for departm ental sessions o f !
the W ash in gton cou nty teachers' i n - 1
stitute to be held at H illsboro uniou
Dear Mrs. G ilham :
high sch ool O ctober 4 has been an ­
Just droppin g you a few lines to
nounced.
say hello from all the boys and to let 1
A grou p o f first grade teachers met ,
you kn ow that w e are In a very good
M onday at the county sch ool super- ' Babson Sees
i branch o f the service, to our estima- ;
i intendents o ffice to discuss plans. j
; tion it is tops.
Course we miss that
: Miss Bertha Osterloh o f Beaverton Opportunities Ahead
ROBERTA M cCLOSKEY
; big sm ile o f yours, so m aybe you
attended.
K E l’ O K T E ll
should com e on d ow n and visit us on
Mrs. E. M Meyers o f Beaverton.
H a tu o rd , co n n ., £x.pi. l i No ono
ou r first leave.
A ll would like to
BEAVERTON 2 7 4 4
met with the second grade and inter- w u o uun cauuuuvu u . o . ^» w u c u u ,
see you.
W ell, how is the B eaver­
m ediate teachers Tuesday night.
n t u iu a since i c a n u s m u i u c u ii to
ton district, have they run out o f
W ednesday evening the elem entary uu 8u.a ou lu s ousiuess su u
men y e t?
I think we ou gh t to have
principals and upper grade teachers cum. a o im ies or a iu t i ic s u »me*.
The second division o f the W . S. C. som e Seabee queens o r som ething on
met
Included were R ay J Haas, goes ioi m e executive
g .c - ,. ,
vue
S. o f the M ethodist ch urch will hold [ «he order o f the W aves, so w hy d on ’t
A loha: Miss Merle Davies, B eaver- Moraers, m e raruiers anu cue »u.aa-
a m eeting at the hom e o f Mrs. Day- | you r®cru *« a couple o f dozen ha! ha'
ton, and Miss Letha B rew er W itch town ousinessm an.
c o r u u n u .am
ton P eck on Franklin street W ednes- j H aven t seen Less Cam pbell since we
H‘lzt’ l
i a o u u y anu a Knowledge ot U um uvm
day. Sept. 21 beginning at tw o o 'c lo c k j cam e *n«° this area, they kinda shift-
1 bird grade teachers m et T h u rsd ay: piucviee, learneu the nard v»uy, m .s
Mrs. Saunders o f P ortland will be on j ed us around quite a bit.
W e will j
exening and high school principals .a iie r group is ‘tops .
jsosv u eau i
the program
and plans fo r
this
Wldte you a big letter as soon as
aie planning a m eeting on Septem -
our leading coip oraliu n s, luu^t-
year's activities will be discussed.
j We ca tcb up a little bit, so will close
| ber 21.
, U1P8 and cn urche* cam e n o u i eng
W om en w ho want to w ork in the ; ^'rom ad the boys from board No. 1
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1*arcioiu ,
can nery at H illsboro can take a
car i B eaverton.
D rop us a line if
you
wnere 1 am today, is filled
will»
in fron t o f Speedy Freeze store
at £ et
*° '«•
Harvest
Show
tneni.
1 have been m uch im c ic s ic d
7:30 a. m.
The ca r will return to i
Y ours, the B oys
October Second
in w atching the trem endous cruwus
B eaverton at 6 p. m. every day.
T H O M A S C. G R E G G , S F 1-c
Corp. C am pbell and his brother . Hlat 7702-area D - ll
NCTC
Camp
The H arvest Show O ctober 2, will o l u-1 types as they leave their o lti-
H arry o f Helix, O regon, w ere w eek ! f*eary> W illiam sbu rg, V irginia.
be the next event sponsored by the j
aIlu^ fa c to r ie s at the end o f the
All ure tied into the im m ed­
end guests o f the A. V. Butts fam ily ;
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Beaverton C om m unity G arden club. duy.
T here has been an increase in the ; A postcard w as received from Pvt.
T he com m ittee includes Mrs
R. B. iate ou tlook tor business,
attendance at the
sch ool, St.
Ce- R ussell R ogers, Spec. T rg.
Unit Co.
Denney,
Mrs.
M arguerite N orrbo, industrial! A ctivity
¡since our participation in the W ar
celia, there now being eighty
stu- | E, 1909, F ort Lewis, W ash.
Mrs. A. E Tw eddale, Mrs. M. C. Mc-
tlie production o f ruw m aterials und
dents.
Sister M ary Joseph replaces |
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K ercher, Mrs. J. H Holmes.
Sister A ndrea
w ho
is
a tte n d in g ! _
At the August m eeting held in the m anufactured goods lias centered in
T he lat­
M arylhurst college.
j Hear Mrs. G ilham :
B eaverton K iw anis hall Mrs. N orrbo arm am ents and lood stu ffs.
Mrs. D ora Stipe honored Mrs
E ve- I . ^
are now, in 1,001 ca m P „ A 11 our
explained and dem onstrated; p lan t est available m onthly tigurcs show
>1,009,000,000 in m erchandise export-
lyn A lexander Hetu, with a show er ! felloW8 are 8Pb t up.
Fred
C. B aum -
and shrub propogation. Mrs. Tw ed
gartner and m yself a ie the on ly tw o
this week.
dale gave an interesting accou n t o f ded abroad.
T his is double the
W hen we left the induc-
a sw allow fam ily.
M esdam es Den- | “ m ount fo r the sam e m onth o f last
Final exam inations will be given ! to 8 ether-
ney, W h itw orth and D eY ou n g gave y ca r-
1 sh ou ‘d not be supiused to
next M onday evening, Septem ber 20, ! tlon ,we . w ere a11 8Pht UP
In a
in the High School lock er-room , to I oouPle o f " eeks we m ight see them,
the August birthday program .
T he » e* even higher figures a year hence
students w h o have been
attending ^ h e y , sure^ktfep us busy.
We —
Septem ber 17 m eeting will be held in although the ch aracter o f good s to bo
to drill in step and j
change.
W hen G er­
A ircra ft R ecog n ition classes.
C er­ learning how
the R ose Test G ardens o f W ash in g­ shipped may
W e have had a few
tificates will be aw arded to those handle a gun.
ton park
In case o f inclem ent m any is brought to her knees ,the
w h o pass.
In stru ction
on foreign shots in the arm. H ave our hair cut
w eather m em bers will gather at the j rehabilitation o f E urope, patterned
I f any o f the
after what is now goin g on in N orth
planes will begin on the
follow in g short to keep cool.
I. O. O. F. hall in Beaverton.
boys want a good life ioin the Sea- j
A frica, should mean con tin u ed indus­
M onday, Septem ber 27.
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W e are w ell and happy.
trial activity in the United States on
A group o f observers from
the j bees.
Lt. Ross Was
a high levai.
B eaverton post visited the filter cen - 1 G ood L uck
L E S L IE J C A M P B E L L
T he ou tlook on steel, coal, oil and
a Brave Man
ter in Portland M onday, Septem ber I
F R E D C. B
M GART
13.
An evening to the cen ter is !
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,_ A
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_ NER
Lt. R oss won national acclaim in farm products m ay be well m ain­
planned
for the near future.
! ^ 'a*- 7632 EM IC C81-3 Camp Peary,
G old production ,now prac-
a story written by H al O'Flaherty, tained.
Plans are under w ay fo r a beginn- j W illiam sburg, \ a.
war correspondent given in the Ore- tically at a standstill, should rise
ers Spanish class, to be held one ev
Free Admission to Ritz
gonian recently.
The w riter told o f | “ harply.
1 he accum ulated dem and
Third War Bond Results
m eeting R oss after returning front ! ‘ or ®*v "«an good s must be met. 'I he
ening each week at the high s c h o o l,'
P rivate first class K arl D oern
o f j .SeDt 28 __ IF
You BllV
Disappointing
under the supervision o f Miss A m ar- route 3, B eaverton, w as prom oted
to j
*T ’ .
.
_
, *
, an observation post in ' advance o f i >!en e,a l public is m ostly out o f debt
ette Barnes.
A nyone interested call coTporal-technician.
He has been at ! 3 r d W a r L o a n DOTIO
H. L M acK enzie and W illiam C. | the infantry where he guided artillery i and has at 1U com m and an extrem e-
Co-chairm en
of
the ftre lnto ^ nes ah ead'
T im e and ly large volum e o f bu yin g power.
B eaverton 2465 fo r fu rth er in form a- M edical R eplacem en t T ra in in g Cen- j B ack the A ttack Bond Show at R itz Christensen.
ashington
County W ar
fin a n c e j aj, a jn r 08S brought the artillery bar- T his is probably in excess o f $50,-
tion.
ter, Cam p Berkely, Texas.
Theatre Tuesday, Sept. 28. Free ad­
Thus, from foreign and
Mrs. H unkapiller entertained with
m ission to all w ho purchase a Third com m ittee report that the sales for rage within 50 yards o f his ow n po- 000,000,000.
the
first
three
days
o
f
the
Third
W
ar
8lUon.
ju
sl
ln
fron
t
o
f
Jap
plllboXP8
,
d
om
estic
requirem
ents .the ou tlook
a dessert luncheon fo r tw elve guests
G ordon F. H eck er, route 5, P ort­ W ar Loan Bond.
“ for—
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general
...... *“ '*................
industrial ..........
a ctivity
‘
seem s
in her hom e Sunday at 1:30.
M em bers o f Kiwanis, A m erican L e­ Loan D rive aggregate $415,997.75 o r . Hf. ha8 bppn in N ew Gu)nPa
land, has graduated
from
Corpus
favorable.
about 16% o f the quota set fo r W ash- j
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The F riendly C ircle m et at the
Christi, Texas, as a naval flyin g o f­ gion, local m erchants and R itz T he­ ington county.
E m p loym en t
The quota being $2, :
or
d _*J
r* • l j
hom e o f Mrs. E. L. Coble, in P o r t - 1
atre are co-operatin g with ou r Uncle
525,000.
The co-ch airm en are dis |t
N e w Bridge Finished
P resident R oosevelt
has
already
land, F riday o f last week, fo r lunch- | ficer.
Sam to put over the third w ar loan.
appointed
in the
sm all am ount j T h e crew w orking in the B aker announced
t
h
e
A
dm
in
istration
's
eon.
Ten m em bers w ere present. |
First Lieut. H ow ard C. Em raer- D o you r part— Buy an extra B on d — raised during the first three days, as ' creek bridge finished clearin g up the plans fo r the care and em ployniqnt o f
A beautifully decorated cake was
Help B ack the Attack.
larger sales were anticipated.
j debris last w eek and also finished returning service men.
served in honor o f Mrs. Shively, fo r- ! son - route No. 5, box 885-D, from the
These aro
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P eople are requested to call at the s 'ed for th« pile driver.
The in rou gh form now and must finall>
m erly
Catherine
Van
K leek, and j m edical field service school, Carlisle
their banks and p ostoffices as soon bridge is now open to travel.
be approved by Congress.. H ow ever,
Mrs. R am ee, w hose birth dates are in barracks. Pa.
He received his medi- ScllOol Opened Monday
the m onth o f Septem ber.
cal degree from N orthw estern univer-
the intent is plain.
T hrough Jobs,
as possible and purchase their quota [
subsidies, o r schools, these men will
o f bonds.
This is requested in ord er
Mrs
W ood row W ea ver and little j *“ y -
Large Attendance
Leaves for California
re-orien*
daughter, D onna M arilyn o f B rem er- i
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j B eaverton schools opened fo r the to save time, gasoline, and rubber
Sergeant N orris Granum , w ho has have an opportu n ity to
ton, W ashington, visited at the hom e ! Dear Mrs. G ilham :
fall term M onday, Septem ber 13 with o f the m em bers o f the com m ittee.
been visiting his brother and sister them selves to civilian life and work.
E very bank
in the cou nty h a s ; ¿n jaw Mr. and Mrs. O scar Granum , E m ploym ent has now reached a peak
o f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
I just th ou ght I'd drop you a let-j g4o students registered—440 at the
W right, for a few days.
ter to let you know w hat one o f you r j high school and 400 in the grade agreed to advance m onev fo r the at R eedville since A ugust 28 left Ssp- o f 62,400,000 persons. T his is 6,500,000
purchase o f bonds at the sam e rate tem ber
J. J. M cM ahon sold his hom e on “ p roteges" (s p ? )
has been
d o in g ' school.
15 for C alifornia.
Sgt. i mor<' ,han the n atlon '* peacetim e
W atson street to Glen E ly o f Ver- since he was inducted.
In the grade schools are m any
new o f interest that the bonds draw. The G ranum has been in service nearly a ** ^ rce-
noma.
Mr. M cM ahon m oved
jlist | I spent nine days at F ort Lew is teachers, In the first grade— Mrs. banks will advance up to 90% o f the tw o years, a year o f w hich he has | Eniploytnent o f able-bodied men
out o f the city lim its on W atson , where I took several tests and was Marshall and Miss O sterloh.; second par value o f the coupon bond and al­ been with a com pan y o f engineers at ° one. ^orm ol another, should eon-
street.
classified.
I did pretty well there . grade, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. C arlson; low the loan to be liquidated on a Guadacanal. He will join a new com - . ‘ nue for 8omB y ear8
is obviou
Mr. and Mrs. W . R. M iller are the in m y tests and when I gave m y third, Mrs. W atson, Mrs.
i that a tem P<>rary slum p m ay occu r
W agn er; m onthly basis. T his assistance from pany in C alifornia
m aking
__v _____________Im m ediately a fte r the W a r; but fol
parents o f a baby girl, Judith Ann, preferen ce as air corp s I was happy fourth. Miss Cady, Mrs. A nderson, the banks should help in
born Septem ber 6, L abor Day.
to find that it had been O K ’d.
fifth , Mrs. H u tton; sixth, Mrs. Bullis; bond sales.
W o rd has been reoetved o f t h e ! l,,wmK th ls. 8hort P °8tw? r . rB,,<ll,‘ s'
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Miss Julia C arter and her cousin, j
May 25 I was shipped with 85 oth- seventh. Mrs. W ard, Miss
L ite;
birth o f a son Kenneth Jay, to Mr. ment period, som e kind o f em p oy
Miss G ilchrist, w ent to Seaside, on I ers to Kearns, w h ich is an air force eighth. Miss Schrader, Mrs. B row n ­
and
Mrs. Ralph W ilson Sept. 1. Mrs. ment should be available for all men
School Children
C onsidering
W ednesday and cam e back on Mon- j basic training cam p,
lee; Miss M eile Davies, principal.
W ilson is the form er D orris R ae w ho want to w ork.
Safety Outlined
day.
W e m ade the trip in three pull-
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H arrison, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. foreign com petition ln m anufacturin,
__
after the W ar, we sim ply can not o f
J. J. M cM ahon sold
his farm on ! man cars and arrived here June 1st.
Faced with the annual problem o f ' C. W . Harrison
o f Reedville.
Scholls F erry road to
L. F. M ona- j T he first six days here w ere spent i Victory Garden Display
o u b le " garage*
a t : ford to " ,aintatn an unem ployed nia1
safeguarding the lives o f 6 year olds ! A d
double
garage ha's
has "been^
been built
1
group o f any size.
W hat will hap
han and fam ily o f P ortland.
■ processin g
w hich is takin g
m ore Held at Grange Hall
w ho g o to sch ool fo r the first tim e I *h® R w G roesbeck home, it is 20
pen to the w om en I d o not know
Mr. and Mrs. F rank Shrader and | tests and finally
ending
w ith a
At its regular Septem ber m eeting tr a ffic safety o fficia ls have o u tlin e d ' hy 30 feet.
A griculture
children o f Lebanon were w eek end "sp e cific classification interview ." I on the 11th, Beaverton G range put ! these rules for parents and m otor-
H ouse guests at the hom e o f M r |
W hat with V ictory gardens ai
visitors o f the G. C. O sborne fam ily. | w as classified as a radio technician 1 Qn thp f jrst two degrees
and
Mrs.
O.
Granum
are
Mrs.
Jam
es
A t the '»t«
ch ick en raisin g, m ore poop e t
D orris O sborne and the Shrader j
and arial gunner, but due to th e ; nOQn hour thp
birthd
of
R uby
1. P arents should
select a safe Smith and dau ghter Connie from San
ever before are getting a taste o,
fam ny left M onday fo r a weeks va- fa ct
that I had scored 138 in the A Bov<1
GrJlv
Boyd, Carrlp
C arrie Hanllpn
Hansen Bnd
and ^
D oy G
ray route fo r children to follow between Diego, Cal.
farm problem s If ln only the simp!. .
cation at Seaside.
G. C. T. or II Q test, I was accepted were celebrated.
hom e and school.
Y oun ger child-
o f term s.
Many city and iu bu rbar
B ruce M cM ahon, son o f J. J. M c­ fo r special en gineering training un­
The A gricultural com m ittee
had i ren should be escorted by parents or
Home on Furlough
folk s have raised too m any vege­
Mahon o f Beaverton, w as decorated der the A S. T P.
charge o f the afternoon
program , j older children w henever possible.
H ence,
tht >
Max Burba is hom e on a sh ort fur- tables this Sum m er.
with the Purple H eart Friday, Sep­
A long in the first part o f
July,
2 M otorists must “ observe
the " 20-
u" rv* *„■
H ’ o u g h H e was recently transferred have becom e acquainted with sur-
tem ber 3.
He is in a hospital in h ow ever I passed the A. S. T. P. to the principal feature was a V ictopr I * » * •
Garden
display.
W inners in th * |
spsed lim it i " sch ool «»n es
P »- j , rom San D ,ego to Seattle
M r plusea.
T hose with ch ick en s in tht
San D iego su fferin g from shellshock take an exam ination fo r air cadet.
grou p display were Ethel H eughen
lcem eo w11 he on duty
to e n fo rce , B urba hafl hppn in the n
^
, l,a, kyard are having a little d ifflc 1-
and malaria.
The
m
ental
was
a
cin
ch
and
I
made
_
_____
,
. . .
and Derle Perkins, and in the indi-
3 p lr e n r .
^
eK.w,
, '
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Grain I. bo h
Mr. and Mrs. John Pepiliana and 139 o f 150, but when I took my phy- ] v|dua, claS8iflcmtloni V ivian Law rence
«11
n '
A marriftKC license has been issued hiRh and scarce.
Thus, those ama-
daughter Sharon o f Astoria, was a sical. I was tem porarily disqualified j R u b
Grace Fungton and E th- ■ «n irfin n i mr that th
s r h l J ih y iTr
‘
to Kirby Hritch, Huber, and
I>elta , ‘ «u rs acquire a k n ow ledge o f scarci-
week end visitor at the Butts home. | due to teeth, w hich had to be filled.
filled I e| j j eu«»jjen
tlll no c a r , are com in g before cross- Menth> 1605 s w 14th ave
j ties.
Incidentally, on fa re ’ s alone.
Bill C am eron is ill with the flu.
It took
about three weeks to get j Mary Ghiglietti, 4-H student o f the inK streets
Children
should
be
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Htickney spent ’ ch ick en production is up 16% over
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them fixed up and three more to get I M cK ay school, sponsored by the taught to cross streets on ly at inter-
a few days at the beach.
' a year ago.
an appointm ent and to go before th e ) KranRe at tha 4_H 8ummer session at »«ctions.
AII1 TO M E E T W E D N E S D A Y
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Wl shall have continued m i l 'r r
N ow I m Just i Corvallill told o f the in, t ructlon and
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Bethel C ongregation al Ladies Aid interview ing board.
som etim e for all that can be pro-
Moving
to
Olympia
w
aiting
to
see
w
hether
I
ve
been
ac-1
recreation
8he
.
nJoyed
ih
e
wa8
M
a
r
r
i
a
e
e
L
i
c
e
n
s
e
s
will m eet at 11 a. m. W ednesday.
_
,
, duced from the sol)
T his goes for
cepted or rejected
i at the colleife
lnarriage Licenses
Septem ber 22, at the ch urch.
Charlie and O scar G ustafson w h o | poultry, beef,
produce and grain,
Since
I've
been
here,
I’ve
put
in
61
;
T
be
mernbprl
were
urgd
to
m
ake
W
alter
Jensen,
B
eaverton,
and
Ev-
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have sold their hom e and acreage : T otal fpod production for 1943 will be
days o f training and 23 d a y s o f ' entries in the W hite
Satin
Sugar va L*C “ yer 6615 SW Canyon road south o f Aloha, have purchased a only about 4*4% above the record
w hich w as K. P. w hich is a 17 hour I Canning contest w hich will be held
Pace’s Cleaning Service
A m os
Cecil
Sprtggel, ' P ortland, new hom e at Olym pia, W a s h , and high o f 1942.
Output o f livestock
day here.
I at the P om ona m eeting at Dixie M t. j ^oute * and A lic? R oson n a Denney. m oved there recently.
and silted products is high, but the
Open for Business
I am told by a sergeant at "shipp- . Charles D ickinson o f O sw ego and Beaverton, route 1.
‘
i are being o ffs e t
by sm aller crop
Pace
, . n.
k .t t
h i . ! cJ ' nar‘eB ^ ,CK' nson °r wswei
xce's s C leaning Service is now j in
„ . and .nratvinc."
receiving t that
I win
will . shin
were
IM P O R T A N T T he B row n stam ps yields.
T he A dm inistration has un
.open V housed in a .p ic and span f r L h e r e within the next three weekil
° f K ‘ nt° n
guests
ALO H A NEWS
in your W ar R ation B ook 3 will be derw ay a definite
program
to in-
building.
E verythin g looks so nice *o I am look ing forw ard to a new
The O ctober program will be in
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde T rueblood, used in place o f the R ed stam ps In crease food production
next
yeai
and sparkling w ith new
cam p *oon. I'm ready to ship i w
j ^
o f tb , hom e econ om lc com .
left last week fo r Anatone, Wash., Book 2 after Sept 12
U nexplred i We are harvesting 54,000,000 acres ot
are ready to give you quick service, j because there are only tw o o f u . j . f t
tbev
havp re(1UP8tM
aach
where they will teach in the high red stam ps in B ook 2 will be good wheat this year.
Next year W ash-
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I’ve 1 _____________ k . .
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school.
They enjoyed their vacation until Oct. 2.
j ington w ants to see 68,000,b00 acres
The Third L iberty Loan is going ( been here long enough now so that I , hlP,np'^ Parm Pri ^aruf » l^ ^ 'n n i'r C it c h p r
at home.
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! under cultivation.
to be o v e r «u h .c r n * d In> ^ » ^ a g t o n j rather like K earns
although
Fort | utena|1 ao that a K itchen O rchestra
R ev G eorge T aylor o f C loverdale Hiteon Club Hold First
Tr,td,‘
county, accord in g to r
y Lew is would be a paradise, as there , may f urniab music.
was a recent guest speaker at the p .. M
,
R etail trade has been
exeellen
le are no trees or grass here—nothing
made by the com m ittee solicitin g
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Reedville church.
rail IV Ie e tin g at 1 Igard
i T he last six m onths o f the year m e ,
o f bonds
out
sand, sand,
and a and constant
wind i wind
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.
.
but
a constant
R obert Reed is spending his fur- | The first fall m eeting o f the H iteon »how a decline in volum e com pare-
The Standard Oil C om pany
has from the south. H ow ever. Sait Lake City Commissioner Plans
lough with relatives and friends here ' club was held Septem ber 1 at the with a year ago. T his could amo-n
through its district m anager, J. E. City, which 1. about 18 m ile . away. MarUet to Cut Prices
W est
of
Cornelius
purchased and a thousand feet low er than !
i He^ spent nearly three years in N ew : home o f Mrs Ada r’ a-1-.wll at T igard to as much as 20'; COM fa ring t
' Elsie Caldwell was joint hostess
: over-all picture, lt is nothing fo r r.
at least
three ! '
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15 m illion dollars as its allotm ent, Kearns. 4850, is a very grsen and lush 1 Establishm ent o f
u.vu» farm ers m arkets in Portland, where
Ml8* J°septiins and Katherine An-
T he next m eeting will be at the tailers to w orry about.
In term s
tw o m illion to O regon. $56.000 to
As things have been so far. I'v e ) farm ers m ay take their produce and | ***on *
ar*
hom e
after v isitin g , home o f Mrs Merle Hedlund with dollar volum e, retail trade has b- t
W ashington cou nty and $9000 to
B eaverton area
T his is only one o f 1 done nothing that I didn t som ew h a t; * • ** direct from their tru cks has fr ,* " d » »1 Point D efian ce Park, T a
Mrs M ary M iller joint hostess Mrs advan cin g for the past tt
the many returns so far made
expect before I got into the army, been proposed by City C om m issioner c o ">*
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, „ .
J w
“ ‘ » « f w a»
appointed to take
the There la such a back log o f funds 1
The local com m ittee
will con tact • and with the exception o f
m issing Cooper.
m n ii
" r ^ D ^ r ; " ' 1 M i»«, place o f R e g ln s I^ s h y m D oernberh- «he p ock ets o f Individual, that .
every home in the county be ready • the folks and
the
gal
friend, I I
e n o u n c e d this week that three
1
P° r t |and.
were , r chairm an
She requests that all new and additional con su m er. goo<’
for them when they com e
don t mind it at all
sites had been chosen, one at SW 10th
lfl August^
C larence
was canned fruit for D oernbecher hospl- becam e aval able m ost efficien t r
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Yes, I think I like the arm y as «venue and J efferson street, another
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. ! ,a * he brought to this meeting.
tailers should have a favorable out
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look.
XMAN C A R D S
| m uch as anyone in these tim es
i •« ^ Dekum street and Greeley sve-
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R E M E M B E R Sept 12.
On this
Aa exam ples o f what people a -
Mrs Donaldson says, look to your ; T h a n k , for all you did for me and nue another at NE 26th avenue and 1 . ^ , A l e ’ . . . V l J - . J
^
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Sandy boulevard
It la planner to *uard aervice at Astoria
day B row n stam ps in W ar R ation w aiting to buy, I helieve there is r*
needs for beautiful Christm as C a r d s ,
V ery sincerely,
B ook 3 becom e valid. O ther stam ps im m ediate m arket fo r the follow ‘ d
and printed gift stationery
O rd e r;
DO N R IC K E R T to have them readv *hls w ee’<
in this book will not be put in use Autom obiles, 5 000.000 The com par
F arm ers will drive their trucks on­
early to avoid disappointm ent. Same T ng M )
Ig 36 Fit 496 Bks 2531.
I l l i fa a family war. Fat then.
m an u factu rin g
one
tow -priced f*
to the lots snd sell direct from the
price.
{ Kearns. Utah.
yoar War Bond baying through
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a
’one
Is
said
to
have
productlo
trucks
thus
giving
the
farm
er
a
fair
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the payroll savings plan on a
Y ou can use classified advertising plans fo r h alf this num ber in t ’
price and the consum er not only a
CASH
must
a ccom p an y A L L
Toll your lawyar to send your lo­ fair pne# but also ths frsshest of
riW
plan, which means flg- ,0 an
inta?». plant ona ln your first yeai after German, collapses,
Mail or leavt
C L A S S IF IE D ADS
at our offleo.
fais to this pa par.
vegetable«
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