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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. 52
S H O R T ST. A N D C A N Y O N H I G H W A Y
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, January 28, 1944
Don't Bnrn
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E S T A B L IS H E D 1927
Bits of News
About Our Boys
Auction Sale
At High School
Funeral services were held January
27 for George Senich of Beaverton
who passed * away Friday. Jan. 21.
His son August, obtained leave from
The following letter was received
the Army to come home.
by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lincoln from
Bill Stratton has gone to Arizona
their son Dick, who is an air corps
"The next few weeks during Feb for his health. He was accompanied
Rationed goods o f all kinds will be
cadet
stationed at Harlingen, Texas.
ruary and March is the most danger as far as San Diego by J. J. McMa
put on the auctioneer’s block Wednes
Dear
Polks:
ous fire season o f the year” , cau hon, who is visiting his two sons in
day, February 2, when a combined
tioned James Lewis, Keep Oregon the Marines there.
I sure hope you had as merry a ' bond auction, talent show, and band
Green county chairman. “ Don't burn
Christmas as I have had.
I really ! recitals will be presented in the Beav-
A birthday party was held for the
fern, because ferns are now dead,
had a wonderful time.
The army ! erton high school gymnasium at 8 p.
and they dry into a highly innflam- first and second grades of St. M aiy’s
gave us Friday night, Saturday night, jm.
The two-fold purpose of the pro-
The room
mable fuel under two or three days Home for Boys recently.
and all day Sunday off.
Our pass 1 gram is to furnish entertainment and
was
decorated
in
a
festive
manner
of sun, and these fern fires once set
into Mexico Sunday really topped it ' to add impetus to the Fourth W ar
and each child received two presents.
all off.
I Loan Drive.
o ff burn fast and hot.”
Three servicemen who formerly at
“ Last year more than 22,000 acres
We got up early Sunday m orning! The talent show, six acts which
of land, much of it in valuable young , tended St. Mary’s visited the school
and crowded into the first buss to have been chosen from the student
forests, went up in smoke through during the week, Robert Colton, sol
i Harlingen.
From there we hitch : hody of the public speaking class,
carelessness in setting fern
fires,” ! dier now stationed in Kentucky, and
1 hicked to Brownsville about 20 miles j
open the program.
Grace Rich,
the county chairman pointed out. Leo Beaudoin, from Camp Adair,
distant.
W e had very good luck soprano, Walter Payne, cornet solo-
“ Our
citizens in this county did a , and Michael Kaunert of the Navy.
and got to Brownsville about 9 30 a
Mary Pointer, pianist, Mary Jane
good job in holding down man-caused : Today at 12:30 the P. T. A. is spon
m
We then changed all our money Martyn, whisler, Jack and Jim God-
forest fires during the regular sea soring a stage show by Rubeo and
! into $2 bills and silver.
(The Mexl- I win- banjo and guitar duetists, and
son, and we must do equally as good Rubyo, world-famous clowns in the
cans will not accept any other Am- j Uaurene Mayfield, declaimer, are the
grade school auditorium.
Included
a Job during the spring months."
| erican money, as it seems a lot of , members of the show.
The Keep Oregon Green associa in the show “ Funville Follies” are 5
The band will provide interludes
our currency fell into Japanese hands
acts
of
fun
and
frolic.
tion is posting ail areas in western
I although they did not get any $2 bills with such favorites as "You're a
An evening of five hundred, bridge
Oregon
with
placards
warning
or silver.
They are taking this pre- Grand Old Flag," "Missouri Waltz”
against burning fern, Edmund Hayes and pinochle was greatly enjoyed at
Norman Bishop will act as
I caution to prevent them smuggling it etc.
executive committee chairman, ad-1 the Beaver Social club's card party
jinto the United States through Mexi- auctioneer.
Beaverton
merchants
vised, and the cooperation of the held in the Masonic Temple Saturday
oo.)
We then caught a small bus have donated the goods with ration
citizens is urged because fires dur Bridge Prize-winners were Mrs. Hun-
which took us across the Rio Grande i P °'nts which will be furnished by
American army engineers use un Itulinn locomotive to
into Mutamoris, Mexico.
students who have extra stamp points
ing war time takes men away from kapillar and Mr. Steraling. consola
clear wreckage ami haul freight on the Naples waterfront.
valuable war work in the lutnber and tion Mrs. Ruby Boyd and Hiram Sipe.
The town of Metamoria is exactly as the only payment.
They have «luhhctl their engine the ‘Hieneral Mark C.lurk
The purchase of any denomination
logging industry, besides doing un Five hundred: Mr. and Mrs. Wood,
the way you would picture it.
It
told damage to young and growing : bobby prizes to Mrs. Brookhardt and
Special.” (Rural Press Section—OW 1)
has very narrow muddy streets, an of war stamps or bonds will be the
forests which grow in the fern cover. Mr. Gearhart. H. A. Budd and Mrs.
astonishing number of rough looking " n •' Emission for the entertainment,
State Forester Nelson Rogers stat- Kootz won top prizes in pinochle, con
saloons with a spattering all around j _
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80% of Beaverton s
ed that only 5250 acres of forest solation went to Bertha Williams and More Volunteers Needed
of broken down, caved in wood and otudent Body Officers
land patrolled by state and private Dewey Drorbaugh
stone shacks.
Two blocks from the , l n ( i . 1 I „ J F rirla x r
Quota Received
Door prizes were won by Nellie Monday for Plasma Bank
agencies were burned in man-caused
center of town (in any direction the
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Drorbaugh, Mrs.
fires during the entire protected sea Ackerman, Mrs.
At least 152 pints of blood must
Eighty percent of Beaverton's quo- concrete streets cease abruptly and fl * " ¿ * ¿ ¡ £ ¡ 3 for ‘ the ^eco^d’ ^ m
Carrie
Summers,
Mr.
Grauer,
Mrs.
son of 1943 and most of this was
be donated at the local blood donor ta of *250 has been raised, re- from there on.out the street, o f the •
otaST «S
slash burning, but more than five | A. H. Wright and A. V. Kuse.
center Monday if Washington county ports Leonard C. Johnson, chaiiman town a,e bottomless mud holes. The j
jn a88emWy clim ax of the cere
Elmer
Stipe
is
gradually
recover
times as much land was covered in
ing from a case of acute indigestion residents save the 280 lives of wound- for the Infantile Paralysis drive in heart of the town is the maj'ket mony was hit when Norman Bishop
these early spring fern fires.
Every Indication points pace.
It coveis one entire block outgoing student body president re-
I which has confined him to his home ed service men assigned for January. Beaverton.
Mrs. F.
Abendroth. to an amount far beyond this quota and you cant possibly imagine how
k
th
, £ Mollle O’nnn
according to
since Christmas eve.
Last when all donations have been re- many tiny shops they
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blood bank chairman
Soldier Home on Leave | Herbert Thyng of Portland, broth- county
nell, incoming prexy, who defeated
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er of George and Paul Thyng of Friday 128 pints of blood were con-|ceived. Business men, Churches, and into so limited an area,
lined with shops Gei.e Springer and Verne Lusby.
Bob Barnes. Army Engineer, ar- Beaverton, passed away Monday, Jan. tributed, 12 less than the minimum l individuals are to be commended for side of the block is line
Bob Myers, will be vice-president;
quota
of
140
pints
for
the
day,
and
the
splendid
response
in
this
worth
and
the
inside
of
the
block is fairly,
„ at£awa secretary Dick Reed
rived home on furlough last Wednes- 24. He had been ill with pneumonia,
this
must
be
made
up
Monday
if
-this
while
endeavor.
Donations
have
honeycombed
with
narrow
twisUng
treaaurer
j f m sTncuir is new stu
day morning after flying across the
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
district
is
to
keep
faith
with
our
j
been
generous,
and
appreciation
here-
passageways
bordered
on
both
sides
dent
^
ma
Dorothy See
Uirited States to get here.
tional Church meet Friday at 11 a.
fichtintr men she pointed out
I in is expressed for the fine coopera- with tiny dark little shops.
There .
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“It feels good to be at home,” he m. at the church.
have
been
made
forjtion
received
If you have not en- must
be several
hundred, of them In ’ f £ y Poinier was r e e le c te d r e ^ r ^ r '
commented ‘‘especially
dnee you
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— furlough.”
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Describing
his
cross-continent
flight, Bob mentioned the fact that,
“ we only ran into one snow storm.”
It was the first time he had ever
flown and he was enthusiastic about
the trip.
He has a fifteen-day leave and ex-
pects to oe home ten days.
01,he of -M^
od| Geo.
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u r c -h
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at the home
Mrs.
Brown
Business manager «
Jan. 25. Mrs. Van Meter o f Portland the Masonic temple, across from the the c ity -H e lp Beaverton go well over shop keeper8 called t us In broken | fl |d
o f the
gave a stimulating talk on Mission
aries
Tea was served.
ddnt
J1®, wouId f olI°w US a little ¡Hello Folk»:
A group of Portland friends en pointments promptly, or, if unable to Registration Point for
way. trying to convince us we were | W e„ here Me ^
plctureB that x
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joyed a birthday party at the T. M attend, provide an eligible substitute p
missing a good buy
The goods they , took while I was home on furlough
Rules now permit a volunteer to '~ a r9 a n a I M a e r s
Leghter home last Sunday.
Among
displayed were art treasures, nothing on January 4, 11M4 this is mv bov
the guests were Judge J. R. Mears donate blood four hours after eating
An office has been opened in the less.
Some of the leather work was friond Fav Saxton left (firm»
and wife, Dr. and Mrs. Charles R.
Beaverton Realty Co. office in the [ unbelieveably beautiful. I f I had had on )eft )
: McClure, M,. and Mrs. C. P. Knox,
Arrived Friday
Rossi Bldg., in Beaverton by the a hundred dollars I would have spent I i told you that I would send those
¡Mr and Mrs. R. L. Reilly and fam
i Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Siebert are be American Legion Post where car own- It down there.
I spent all my money to you and I hope that you will like
H. M. Barnes Distributor
ily
ing felicitated on the arrival of a ers can list their cars for the purpose before I hardly got started buying, them and
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| Clarence J. LaFond, recently wrote
For Veltex Petroleum
After I spent all my money I went there with the "rest of your nictures*
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. LaFond Idaughter Heide Sue Siebert on F ri-I0f getting riders and those wanting
She weighed T 1 rides may register.
This project has on a walking tour around town. Ev-
Well will close
close this
this time
time and
anti will
will
Products Here
j that he is expecting a 30 day fur day, Jan. 20th.
pounds, 20 ounces, and is their sec- j the co-operation of the OPA and is erywhere we went a flock of Mexican see you the next time I come home.
lough and expects to spend it at
ond child. Mr. Siebert is the genial i thought will help ease the gasoline j children followed us asking for pen-
Harry M. Barnes for many years a home.
As ever,
He has been at Pearl Har
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Furniture shortage in this area.
As has been nies.
I am afraid I was very disop-
Beaverton
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resident o f this community and a bor for some time.
JAMES E.
He sent home owner of the
'explained before all cars wherever pointing.
The Mexicans were v e r y ; 39318175 7th urn* " A A lT 'wVarneV
well known oil distributor, announces several different items cut out of co- store.
J (lossibie should carry its limit in pas- friendly and offered to show us the ' Neb.
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that he now has the agency for the ooanut shells, ash trays, etc., and
1 sengers, and for this reason an of-,city.
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Veltex Petroleum Products in this some funny comic cut outs from well Boys Spend Christmas
fice has been opened where car own-! In the afternoon we went to a bull j Dear Mrs. Gilham:
territory and invites your patronage. known comic strips.
He is getting
ers and riders may contact each oth- fight.
It was the opening fight of i A fter traveling about 6800 miles I
He has his own plant and equipment to be quite an artist with his carving At Goltry, Oklahoma
er.
the season and prtces were boosted am stopping here for a few days, at
on the hiway west of Beaverton where knife.
Word has been received here that
The office will be open every day accordingly.
I paid *1.50 for a | Camp Claiborne, La.
I believe I
he has been in the oil distributing busi- i Emil Hedburg is confined to his
John Rohrbach, Wilbur Jannsen except Sunday. Everyone is urged to ring side
seat. This price was clear-’ have seen
about all of the U. S. as I
ness for the last 20 years.
home with the flu.
this ly out of
reach of most of the Mexi-
! have been
In the NW, SW SC NC
Mr. Barnes says the Fletcher Oil
a report was
made this week to and Paul Sorbits, all from Aloha- cooperate as soon as possible in
cans so the crowd was mostly white. NE, and SE corners. As yet l ’ am
Co. who manufacture Veltex quality the local chairman of the Fourth Lib- Huber-Reedville community, enjoyed necessary' work.
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The arena was small but very gaily • not assigned to any outfit perman
petroleum products have their own erty Loan, that a man and woman in the Christmas holidays with John
For Gasoline, Stove and Diesel decorated.
The six matadors were ently, although I am now with the
late modern refinery and are able to a car had been soliciting money for Rohrbach's uncle and aunt at Gol-
John Rohrbach is in the Burner Oils phone Harry Barnes, introduced to the crowd with loud 1712 Rwy. Oper. Bu. I was with the
manufacture the finest gasoline and j the bond sale in the Barnes district, ¡try, Okla.
burner oils which are comparable to jt 1S not known how much money air corps, as is Wilbur Jannsen, but Beaverton 3231, Distributor for Veltex fanfare from the trumpet section of ¡764th Rwy. Shop Bu. but left that to
Petroleum Products.
the band.
They were elaborately j come down here to this outfit as it
any on the market today.
was collected, if any, but residents Paul Sorbits is with the navy.
costumed and wore the traditional is being rounded out for overseas
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are taking a chance when they give
Bond Sales Below
!two horned black hat, also the arti-1 duty,
I would like to be back in
Visits Aunt
¡ their check to strangers—they should
A. G. Larson Elected
.
ficlal knot of hair in back.
The cos- , good old Beaverton once more but
give only to canvassers whose names
tumes were lacy with knee breeches ' that, I doubt, will be possible for a
President
Virgil Pekule spent a short time Last Drive
were published in our paper recently,
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and they wore shoes with large buck-1 good long while.
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' or if in doubt, make the check pay- with his aunt Mrs. John Rohrbach
Reports from canvassers working les on them.
They bowed, smiled
Your Little Soldier
He is with the medical
A. G. Larson was installed as presi- able to the bank, where it can be recently.
on sales of Fourth Liberty Bonds in and strutted all over the arena.
A IL
Pvt. JOHN E. F IL L E Y
dent of the Cedar Mill Community checked.
corps at Fort Lewis, Wash.
Washington county were rather
dis- six were
trying to steal the crowds
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39-341-737 Co. A 712th Rwy.
Club at their meeting this month.
The Cheerio Club met last Friday
appointing, as only 27.*% of
the applause, from each other.
F in a lly' Oper. Bu. Camp Claiborne, La.
P. A. Thorne, will be vice-pres.; at the home of Mrs. R. R. Summers.
Sell Home
counties quota had been sold, as of after the last ripple of applause had !
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Mrs. Frank Young treasurer;
and Guests were Mrs
Mable Goyt and
Monday night,
*47,701.01.
W. C. died down they let the bull out. He Dear Sirs:
Mrs. W C. O’Conner was re-elected Mrs. Carrie Leonard,
Mr and Mrs. Levi Bjorklund left Christensen, chairman of the finance was not very large but had very | I am getting
along fine in the
and installed secretary for the third: Mrs. Carrie Leonard is home again
last week for California to make committee . reports
I like _ it rather well.
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__ . pace set wicked horns and was fighting mad. | Navy.
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The
successive year.
Committee chair- after a three weeks visit with her
They were guests at a by wori{era in the county is not up He ran around and around the arena food is very good and the work isn t
men are: Mrs. Frank Young, mem- son Wm. Leonard.
He is a first Lt. their home.
dinner at the Henry Hagg home be to the third (oan drive alld urge8 the making short rushes at the men who too hard. I guess its better than the
bership and attendance; Mrs.H. F. and stationed at Seattle.
They have sold theii re8identg to respond more liberally tantalized him by waving a scarlet army after all
Bastian, publicity; B. B. Reeves,
Ralph Nickerson who has been fore leaving.
The counties cloak.
Everytime the bull rushed The V6-USNK-HV division means
house; Mrs. A. R. Pearson, program; home on a furlough, leaves Tuesday house and sight acres adjoining the to their country’s call.
quota is *1,741,400.
th<* Matador.
He
would wait 'till recruits that are signed up for the
W.. L Hempy, civic and industry; W for Monterey, California.
He has Hagg farm.
-----------------------Beaverton has sold 15% of their the last split second nnd then step duration and six months.
It has
I. Heinrichs, reception; Mrs. H. A. | been in Alab.ama for some time and
For Gasoline, Stove and Diesel qUQta Qf $244,000 or *38,068.75.
• lightly aside.
Slowly the bull began nothing to do
with any branch o f
Ward, commissary; H. F. Bastian. has just been transferred.
Burner Oils phone Harry Barnes.
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Tigard
reports ______
sales of *77,787 or to tire, his charges became more de the navy as I previously thought.
ways and means, and Mrs. G eorge; A marriage license has been issued
Beaverton 3231, Distributor for Veltex 40<~. ” of their quota o f *191.500
RAYM OND V IR G IL M EYER
liberate and deadly.
He would paw
Foege. welfare.
to Carl Lo Conto and Marie Carter, Petroleum Products.
Tigard. Oregon
th* ground between each rush.
He
both of Beaverton, Oregon.
didn't know whom he should charge Co. 1108-43 Camp Bennlon, Farragut,
A miniature minuteman flag, which
Beaverton
W
on—
25-21
Returns Home
Birthday Honored
next with all six Matadors standing Idaho.
is presented each week to the room
I left with the group the 21at of
with the largest purchase of bonds
Making
their bid for t championship »round waving
their
cloaks.
The
December,
1943. .
I believe my or-
Mrs. Shirley DeYoung has returned and stamps per student, has height
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» / m I T j recognition, the Beaver quintet, in a ™ain picador finally picked up two der No w aj 1QM3
from FV>rt Lee, V a, where she has ened interest in the bond campaign Q ♦ thJ
Ar- fu r io u s ly fo u g h t contest, nosed out very wicked darts, walked boldly u p :
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been visiting her husband Roy De 1 at the Beaverton high school by pro ® at. th*
o
ng
K
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on |njury.,-tdden Viking crew from to the bull
and
skillfully
plunged
Lt.
Colonel
bull
and
sKmruiiy
plunged
L
t.
Colonel
Leland Shay spent a
Young.
She intends to be with her viding spirited inter-room competf- Nault
na Mae on her birthday*
Forest Grove 25-21 on the local court them Into his back
between
the six day leave with his father and
mother in Portland.
! tion.
Friday, January 21.
shoulder blades. The bull went mad,' children, returning to Camp Tyson.
First won by Miss Maxwell's alge Local People
Lineup- Beaverton: Slovick, Reed, he snorted and threw his head back Tennesse, Tuesday night.
bra class, It has hung in honored
GirU Working for
Springer, Lusby, Jennings and Blake, trying to get rid of the pain in his
Willard Erickson, son of Mrs. John
state in Mr. Webb's and Mias Barnes Buy Registered Bull
Pledge A Bond Fund
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back.
He charged a few times more Ericson, has moved into his mothers
i rooms, and now is the prized posses
House Warming
but he was getting bewildered and home on Main street and she will
A registered Jersey cow has been
sion of Mrs. Metzler's room.
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frightened.
He couldn't touch a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Weed,
The Beaverton Camp Fire Girls
The high school has sold *26.715 in purchased by Frank B. Dayton of
were out in force last week soliciting war stamps and bonds to date. This _____
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_ _ _ Grace
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H a crowd of 40 members of the man and they had stabbed him w lth 'fo r * while.
Beaverton
T. _ B A
subscriptions for the Beaverton En is almost half o f the *60.000 goal the Denney. The animal is Masterman's Aloha Grange surprised Mr. and Mr* darts The Matador slipped up and
Walter L Myers left Beaverton
terprise in an effort to raise money students have set for the year
Ellen F 1213804 A registered Jersey Jay Frost at their new home recently stuck two more darts In him and the January 20th for a week In Washing-
to buy a bond—or as they announce
Games were bull went mad again and charged ton including Seattle. Wenatchee and
The grade sohcol sold *46915 dur bull purchased by William A. Jen at a house warming
— “ Pledge A Bond.” * The girls are ing January, totalling *4.344 95 for the nie from R Beamish of Tigard The played Mrs. Emma Prlbbenow and wildly.
By this time the blood was Spokane in the interest of North-
working for a good cause—'help them ipmester
name o f the animal is Aim Valiant Mrs A J. Gaunt won prizes Re- streaming down the poor bulls back, western Christian Home
fulfill their pledge
Georgs Klein has been In a base
Waste paper of all descriptions has Raleigh and his registration number freshments were served with Mrs. he was very cautious now, his spirit
Harold Bergquam, Mrs. T. J. Nault was broken.
He didn’t know what hospital In Australia for a couple of
been filling the high school shop is *36349.
The whereabouts of all registered and Mrs. Joseph IiOrentzen in charge, to do next.
Now he was ready for weeks, according to a letter received
room since January 17, when the
Annual Birthday Dinner
The Matador unsheathed by the Thyng family recently,
paper drive, which will continue un Jerseys is known and carefully A beautiful picture for the living the kill.
watched over by The American Jer- room was presented by Mr Heinrich a large sword, at least a yard long
Sherwood M Davis of Troutdale.
A program on China was enjoyed til February 11, was launched.
sey
Cattle
Club,
with
offices
In
New
in
a
few
appropriate
words
on
behalf
Then
distracting
the
bulls
attention
route
1, died January 19
He w n
Beaverton
citizens
who
have
waste
January 27 when the Church Wo
This important job i* of those present.
with the cloak and suddenly plunged father of Mrs Ruth Nordln of Feav-
mens association met at the home of paper to contribute are reminded to York City
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He was 72 years old
Mrs Luke Bleakney
Mrs. Otto call the high school office for boys made possible through registrations |
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. William blades clear to the hilt.
The bull
Rasmussen's Oarage has been re-
George had charge of the interesting to help them unload their paper, andtransfers made by Jersey Breed-
ers everywhere
Tattoo indentifica- Fryett of Bremerton, who recently Just backed up a few steps and pahlted and the shrubbery cut. Gett-
program
Those attending were stated I. R. Metzler. principal
tlon somewhat similar to fin ger-1 owned the Reedvllle store, will be In rolled over dead..
They dragged Ing ready for Spring business,
asked to wear Chinese costumes or
William P Fry- him out and let In another one.; A group of thirteen m em bersof the
For Gasoline, Stove and Diesel printing keeps individuals of this i terested to learn that
bring some article o f Chinese origin
dairy herd always
known.
|sU is now a seaman
2-e on duty at This procedure was
repeated until Beaverton Grange attended Pomona
This was the annual birthday meet Burner Oils phone Harry Barnes.
the Captain o f the port's department four bulls had been killed. Then we at Hillsboro Wednesday.
Beaverton 3231. Distributor for Veltex
ing and a large attendance ■
at San Francisco
left I don't know how many more
Sunday dinner guests
at the
Mc-
Buy 4th W ar Loan Bonds
Petroleum Products.
present.
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were killed that day but I do know Ketvher home were Mr. and Mrs O.
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You get quick service st Beaverton that that lt th# last bull fight I will ( A. Qtlmore of Wes* Slope and Rsv.
I f someone wants It, you can sell
While li» Beaverton b# sure ts satt While shopping est st the Orejr-
Greyhound Coffea Shop
see for a Ion* long while.
^nd Mrs. F. Sturtevaot
It with a classified ad.
• I the Greyhound Coffee U t f
hound Caffee Shop Beaverton.
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