The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, October 05, 1945, Image 1

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P U BLISH ED W E E K L Y IN OUR P L A N T ON
V O L . 18, NO 36
Burglar Raids
Alexander Home
SH OR T ST. A N D C A N Y O N H IG H W A Y
E STAB LISH ED 1927
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, October »■', 1945
ALOHA
Here and There
New Telephone Service
Predicted Soon
Lyle Krost and Bud Jenkins and
. fam ily of V ancouver, W ash., visited at
| the hom e o f their uncle Jay Krost
B eaverton people were shocked to
, and fam ily Sunday.
Mr.
Jenkins
The end o f the w ar found tele­
I hear o f the death o f
Lee
R ich ey
; ju st received a discharge from the
phone w arehouses p ractically empty,
while on a hunting trip with friends !
arm y nfter being in the
E uropean
due to the great dem ands placed
; Thursday near Bui ns Oregon.
A c- !
Theatre for tw o years.
upon the Industry du rin g the war.
| co rd in g to reports he had a heart |
Mrs. F lorence L eply o f
Portland,
Young Boy Hides
I attack and died suddenly.
He
is ^
sister* o f ‘ j a y " Frost’ "spent the* w eek i T *‘ «P h °n «
equipm ent used in w ar
! survived by his w ife Lelia.
Under Bed
end at the Frost home.
; Hn" ot be brought back and installed
Mr. and Mrs. H. S h a ffer have sold
The B eaverton Past Noble Grands n ho" u‘ 8 and °
f"
pre8t;nt
Saturday abou t 4 p. m. H arry A lex -1 Oieir hom e and bought a place near j
! Club m eet W ednesday O ctober 11 at I ° rm because there Is a d ifferen ce in
ander and sister w ho reside on Cedar Tigard.
I the hom e o f Mrs. Jay Frost, with pot the
com m u n ica tion , o f
war
and
luck lunch at noon All Past N o b le 1 p*aCe’
R econ version and the ucqul-
Street B eaverton left hom e to v is i t ,1 Mrs. Sam Olds (L au retta W a lk e r,!
Grands arc Invited.
8‘ tlon °J " ? w ^ e r l a l s are tw o rea-
the grave o f the late E va A lexander received m any beautiful presents on j
T he
B eaverton
K ebekah > N e e d le ! 8° n8
W,U bo a o m . tim e before
at Crescent G rove
cem etery—upon ! her birthday Septem ber 19.
lan d Social Club will meet Friday. I the »•‘ •Phone industry w ill h ave
the return hom e abou t 4:30 p. m. , T he south side of the W alk er farm
O ctober 5 at the IO O F hall in Beav-
° u,:h te K Ph° nt‘ *aciutie8 to mutt
they saw the kitchen d oor open in- recently sold to the C om m onw ealth
stead o f g oin g in the open d oor they com p a n y
is being surveyed,
erton for pot luck lunch at noon. A ll||th* noed8 ot ttU thoso on th* ''a i lin g
hurried in the fron t
d oor all the
A new entrance to the basem ent o f
R ebekah s are invited.
The ladies ,U t’
H ow e' rer y ° ur tu ™ w i>‘ COIUC
other doors seem ed to be opened
for
, tbe Cedar Mill sch ool was m ade this
are having a dish tow el show er for _ and
m ucb 8° ° ner
believed
! the kitchen
possible a short tim e ago.
B efore
a get-a-way.
T hin gs were topsy j w eek u
will ^ a means o{ ulck e8_ |
turvy in the search for valuables by cape fo r the pupils in ca8e o f fire
i Gail Diehl T /5 is home again after J°nK y ° ur telephone com pan y will bo
¡receiv in g his honorable discharge at back to norm a
with
business as
the burglar.
T hey began a hurried
S ch ool lunch
was
served
again
investigation, talking at sam e time, M onday at the Cedar Mill sch ool with
¡F o rt Lewis, W ash. He is the son o f . ' ,8Ual -u n lim it e d telephon e service
w ondering w hat w as stolen
from Mrs. N ichol as cook .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diehl. He was or ° ' or> °d y.
room to room —finally in a bedroom
x h e Cedar Mi|, com m u n ity c iub is
with the arm y in H aw aii and G ilbert . . .
, ,
“
the mattress had been lifted also a . planning a cou ntry club carn ival at
I islands foi five years, but had been Washington County Council
pillow rem oved— it was under the
pil-
the G range hall O ctober 13.
guarding Germ an prisoners o f war at October 10 atReedviile
low where a hidden purse was miss-
Mrs M odine o f Boiae Idaho has
F ort L ew is for nearly a year.
lng.
A bout this tim e H arry said ¡b een a guest o f Mrs. Hazel Carlson
E. J. L aR ue was honored with a
,, , . . .
..
’•I’ll hurry dow n tow n and call the
Mr8 M cK ell o f St,aMde was call-
party at the John W alters hom e on
T h « W M h ln gton C ounty C ouncil o f
sh eriff."
his b ifth d ay anniversary.
Mrs. La * . r ,A .w l ‘
} n th« ,
ing on old friends in B eaverton last
Id a w as still look in g fo r m ore evi- Thursday,
R ue was hostess at a luncheon f o r , 8 ch o ° l , at « » o 'c l o c k .
The hostess
dence, when all o f a sudden the
Mrs. E rnestine Beeler has been on
Mrs. Sanford R ogers on her b i r t hda y '
“ U° " ■» .
lh “
anniversary.
| m eeting will c lo w by S o ’c lock
robber craw led ou t from under the tbe sick list but was able to serve as
A very D. Mllstead of R eedville. | . ^
^ YoUr
lf t h e . ,u b J*ct
bed. Ida grappled with him and tried one 0 j the pages at . grand ch apter
passed away Se.pt 27. funeral s e r v - ■
, he pr°Kram
Various phases of
to hold him until help a r r i v e d - b u t ; () E . s
She was Mrs Hazel F os-
ices were held Thursday at Finleys ! tb * "'K an.w iU on
and its
program
he was too strong, and got loose and ter-s page the ou tgoin g grand matron
Com m itm ent
1 b® Pre8° nted by a representative
ran out the open kitchen door, out
O regon
| M orninglight Chapel,
I Rroup o f m em b#rs and Mrs
H arry
through b lack berry bushes and dls -1
Mrs Be)1 W alker entertained a
j R lverview cem etery.
He is survived
G
eorge
o
f
Portland
State
President.
by his w ife M arcella and m other Mrs.
appeared.
group of relatives Saturday in h on or;
The Forest Dale Assn, in Scoggins
Released by U. S W ar Departm ent, Bureau o f P ublic Relations.
D uring the struggle he did not
ber co u sin> Mrs. M atilda K e lle y '
Maud E. Milstead o f Reedville.
■peak.
He obtained about $2 in o f L os A ngeles.
GERM AN S RUSH P O ST-W AR H ARV EST— Above, in the absence
A m echanical filbert p i-k in g dem ­ Valley organized this fall with Mrs.
Paul M. Patterson, County President,
cash and stam ps w hich were in the
Mr. and Mrs. A lexander o f Eu-
onstration will be held at the farm installing the officers.
o f power machinery, this farm er and his wife utilize a team o f cows
purse aYid overlook ed som e oth^r a i-
gen e^ spent the week end
at the
o f C. J. Stlckney O ctober 10.
The
to draw their antiquated reaper at llonad, Germany. Below, German
tid es, but lu cky fo r A lexander he hom e o f Mrs. Dean. Mrs. A lexan der’s
farm is
mile north on T obias ave­
farmhands, including old men. boys, women and discharged soldiers, at
School News
keeps his valuables in the bank.
i m other.
nue, at 1 :30 p. ni. reports Palm er S.
work on a threshing machine handling the first post-war harvest.
Ida says the bu rglar was 14 to 16
Mr. and Mrs Vallie W ood o f P ort-
E lem entary schools of the county
T orvend county agent.
years old v ery husky built, dark hair jandi were in B eaverton on Tuesday. \
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will he closed all day F riday. T each-
| ers will attend a health and physical
and w eighed about 130 pounds.
He ' Mrs. T illie K elley is spending this
Football Schedule
I education w ork sh op in F orest Grove.
was bareheaded w ore k ah ki shirt and week in p o rtiand visiting relatives 1 1 /
P L «»«» H i-iv o
To Vote on Change in
trousers and shoes w ith rubber cord and f rien<is.
vv a r
I A school attendance supervisor will
B E A V E R T O N PLAYS
| he appaointed
by Supt. S cra fford
Name October 23
soles-
Mr. and Mrs. F ia n ce s
Johnson Started Monday
O ctober 5— N ew herg -there.
I f you readers note any person have bought the home o f Mr. a n d ;
-
j soon to en force the new com pu lsory
O ctober 12 T illa m ook —there.
sch ool attendance law.
tallying with these description s and ^ jrs D0d Berg.
Mr. Joh nson is a
W ork ers have been
organized in
The first m onthly m eeting o f the
O ctober 1(4- W'est Linn here.
acting supicious report his name to radj 0 man ¡n the A rm y.
He is at every school district in the cou n ty
Beaverton P arent Teachers Assn, was
O ctober 2 6 - M cM innville there.
First A m erican troops to land in
local officia ls. It m ay prevent fu ith - B rem erton and will be hom e soon. , fo r the W ar
Chest Drive and it is opened by the President Mrs. G. L
Novctner 'J Forest G rove here.
er robberies in the com m unity.
Cuba during the Spanish Am erican
Leland Shaw w ho is now in Japan, ||oped 1 to finish
the
W a sh in g ton ; P ace with the sing o f A m erica. Mrs.
N ovem ber 9 - -H illsboro there.
W ar were U. S. M arines who estab­
! has been prom oted to Colonel.
county quotu o f $32,400 by O ctober 20. W alter Meyers directing and
Mrs.
N ov. 16—M olalla here.
lished a beachhead at G uantanam o
R ob ert W ood was seen in B ea ver-j
i u the east end o f the cou nty the Norton P eck at the piano.
N ovem ber 22 T igard there.
Bay in June, 1898.
Beaverton Homes Robbed
A vote o f thanks was extended to
| ton on Tuesday renew ing old frien d - 1 fo llo w in g
quotas
have been
an-
, ships.
i n oun ced:
T ualatin ,
S h erw ood — Paul K nepp fo r auditing the books.
Look Out for
Jewelry
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! Mr. and Mrs. R ob ert Sum m ers and $1600; B eaverton, P rogress. Cedar $50 w as added to the budget fo r re­
B esides th e A lexan der hom e th at j M r. and Mrs. Ted Hetu were fishin g Mill, G arden H om e- $3200;
Huber, freshm ents, and budget accepted.
w as robbed last Saturday P. M .— i on ‘ he Nehalem
R iv er
over the B ethany- A lo h a -IU O Q ; O ren co Reerf- _ T h e follow in g recom m endation was
ville.
W est
Union— $1100; T ig ard m ade; that the w ords "grad e sch ool"
another B eaverton h om e
, (nam
------ e is w eek end.
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W est S lo p e — $2000. j be inserted in A rticle 1 o f the B y-
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* baby
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1 ha%e
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w been
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$2000
withheld fo r the present) w as burg- ' 1 ...............
Mrs. H ighbee
and
Laws ch an gin g the name to B eaver­
larized Saturday betw een the hours 1 visitin g relatives in M ontana fo r a
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ton Grade School
Parent
T eacher
of • i o ’clock
and 5 p .m .
a diam ond j ie w weeks.
Special
Service
Uct.
7
at
A ssociation.
Mrs. Paul
Patterson,
J
„.¡.v, „ v , , ! ,
Six B eaverton boys, w h o adm itted
r
r ng an
go
p
•
destruction o f landscaping in M ount Valley Coilf. Church
president o f *he W ashington County
ta^ n’ , .
.
h
annroached 1 C alvary cem etery about tw o weeks
A t the
W orld-W ide
C om m union Council P T A
poke on the n d v a n t-!
Hnouid any reaaei
e
e*'
,
ugo by driving an autom obile thru service in the V alley C om m unity 1 ages o f a 1 ign school association as
by person hat ing n
■ under s u s -! the shrubbery,
lawns and
flow ers, Church United Presbyterian, which jt is fou rd that the problem s nre dif-
were arrested and have been turned holds its m eetings in the Gabel school ferent.
T his recom m endation w’i l l !
p lciok s -circum stance -re p o rt sam e
! over to the officers.
\ at SW Gabel lane at F airw ay Drive, be voted on at the next meeting.
to police or sheriff.
N ational Bible
w eek—O ctob er 1&- next Sunday Oct. 7. the ch oir under O ctober 23.
• 21.
People are urged to read their the direction o f Miss Hazel Cooper.
M em bers w ere urged to attend the)
¡B ib le every day.
w ith Mrs. H ow ard F oster as pianist, C ounty C ouncil O ctober 11 at 10 a.
Burke-McCrea Wedding
j a hard tim e dance is scheduled fo r w ill sing "A gn u s D e i" T his congre- m at R eedville School. A 50c lunoh-
Held Sunday
I Saturday Oct. 27 at G range Hall by gation will erect a building to be lo- con will be served .«
R eservation s \
¡th e Cedar Mill C om m unity club.
cated at B rentw ood Ave., the estlm- must be m ade in advance thru Mrs.
Miss Pearl B urke and M elvin »1C-,
>-ext Sunday M onday and Tuesday ated cost is $80,000.
More than half B r Besm ehn Beaverton 3581 after-
Crea o f the 41st D i'is io n USA
! a large convention
o f the
P a cific o f this am ount is already on hand, noons.
m arried Sunday 1:30 p. m . at
. e northw est district K iw anis clubs will and bids will be asked soon.
This
A bu ffet supper Is to be served to
Christian Church F orest G rove b y , be he)d Jn Portland
beautiful sanctuary w'ill care fo r a grnde and high school teachers on |
R ev. H ubert Sias.
T he bride w ore a
and Mrs. J. S. M axwell and Sunday School of 450
! O ctober 17 by the P TA nnd K iw anis. j
navy blue suit and orch id corsa g e j ia m jl have m oved into a new house
i W atch for later announcem ents.
and
w as given In m arriage by her • erected b Mr C ham bers on T ucker
Mrs. B rice program rhairm un, then I
father W alter L. B urke o f B uxton. ! street between third and fou rth and
turned the evening over to R obert
T he battleship USS C O L O R A D O C 0 1# S h a w A m o n g
H er sister Miss F ra n cis B urke w a s j w m m ake thejr hom e her€
T hey
Adi.tin o f the Journal Juniors. W ith wga am ong those warships o f the « .
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bridesm aid and W ilbur B urke, a _ c o u -• focm erly livcd af F orest Grove,
Mrs M arkw orth at the piano a splen- United states N avy which
steam ed r lTSt t o L a n d in J a p a n
sin, acted as best man.
M iss D o t o - , T q those parents w ho have son’s or
did program Included E leanor B oy- ¡nto T ok y o Bay to be present at the I
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thy D avidson
played the w « d 'lln K |daUj;hters in service and w ho have,
i sen. Adalyn Gardner. Shurlene Gar- higloric f,itfntng o f the 1 Japanese
E ighth A rm y H eadqunrtci s, Y ok o-
m arch and M iss Janet Sellers 8an« i registered in Portland.
If you w ant
net. John Furhm an, Barbara and J er - , surrender und to support the occu - hama, Japan, A m ong the first A m -
| ry Olsen.
R obert A drain put on a paBon Qf
the T ok y o
area.
T he erican troops to enter Japan before
“ A lw ays.”
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■ ] thetr nam es to appeear on the Am -
T he bride graduated from
ertcan le g io n H onor R oll on W atson
fem ale im personation had the whole C olorado was one of the first Allied final signing o f the pence was Col
High Class ’45 and as a girl attended Street, B eaverton, leave names at the
audience in gales o f laughter.
’ ships to sail into the Japanese hom e Leland B. Shaw, Beaverton. Ore.
the Barnes and C ooper Mt. schools. R asm ussen garage.
C hocolate
and
doughnuts
w ere water8 o i Sagam l Bay to support the
W ith an advance elem ent o f Lt
Mr. and Mrs. M cCrea left Sunday
served by 8 th grade m others under in d tHi iandings o fairborn e troops Gen R obert I* E ich elb crger’s Eight
Funeral services were held W e d ­
evening fo r C alifornia
where they nesday fo r Frank R. R am sey o f Ce
i ch airm an sh ip o f Mrs. N. P eck .
j at A tSugi airfield, 18 miles from j A rm y H eadquarters Col Shaw flew
will spend their h on eym oon
am ong dar Mill, at F in ley’s
M orninglight
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T ok yo.
| from
L eyte
P. L , to O kinaw a to
the orange blossom s and. sunny skies. Chapel,
com m ittm ent
R lv erv iew
Mill Street Graded
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await final n egotiations U pon com -
| pletlon o f arrangem nts the
party
cem etery.
flew in C-54 tran sport
M iss E thel B urke daughter o f M r s .,
GIRL SC O U TS
D uring the past w eek the n o r t h 1 Heughen and D i m e O
_ . planes at A t-
V ivian B urke becam e the bride of
- -
Colorado in Tokyo Bay T L » S
W
.... sixth
The
first m eeting o f
B eaverton ’ j 0 hn B leizffer Saturday evening Sept -
plane that landed in Y okoham a, near
Girl Scouts troop 76 m et Oct. 3, at 122 in V ancouver W ash.
The young
dam road ^ a ‘ e'
A
b
o
a
r
d
the USS C olorado In T ok yo T okyo, and was In the first car thn
grade
school.
T he girls decided to couple are now living on
route 2
m ay have said «treat
" ° r‘ b Ray T w o men. G ordon H eu»hen, Jr . ,,roVe down the street.
He help- •
w o ik
on a p roject fo r
C hristm as. | B eaverton. T he groom is a returned
c in s t r u c V n g s o m e beautiful 19. .«ea m sn . ^ " d
of_ Mr. ! m ake arr. n g em en t. s t one o f th
They then elected o ffic e r s as follow s: veteran o f the South P a cific.
Is
, ______. « „„v o r d -.m and Mr" H eughen Sr., o f Beaverton, iarge8t hotels for G eneral M arAr-
President—B everly B la n k ; vice-pres.
Kenneth B urke son o f Mrs V i.ia n
new hom es j
0f route 1. and Frank A L
imi la».
1 i"
Arlene A m ell;
secy.
and
treas.— B urke o f Beaverton, having received
R oad
nam e from 1 !,emn a n - first class, w hose w ife lives | v n ed by the m anager o f the hotel tf
Ann B astion ; scrib e —Joan C law son ; hia honorable discharge after serving
Mill street derives it
at Aloha, O regon, were aboard this , a b jg dinner there.
T hel
- re 9 «1
joint lowe rep.—Arnel^A S u rface.
| jn G erm any, is now at home in Ore-
l
u
m
e i Cth e ta \ e b A 1 f r ^
¿ a v t e s ^ op e’r" 8^ P to support the occu pation
o f newspaper men at the banquet, ac
Next m eeting at the h om e o f the 1 gon c ity with his w ife and son
cording to aletter to relatives.
troop leader Mrs Blank.
, Mr. and Mrs. A lfred D oree from :
ated a saw mill on nearby property J a Pan
Col. Shaw earned his law degre-
Scribe. Jean C law son ; T im ber visited at the hom e o f Mr
8 . A . K lln k —A l«x a .
? R! r' ed t l T
1 the Untversitv o f O regon in 1 ’
and Mrs. C. J. Beach last week.
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T
, T
The P ortland w hich participated In j and wa8 p ractlrln g attorney In P ort-
1 Maxine C ady was featured ov er,
Vanguard, Inc. Plans
Talk Around Town
virtually every m ajor P a cific opera- Jand b p fo ' (, , he w ar B<>fore Joining
! state-ow ned
radio
station
KOA<
T he B eaverton Furniture Store Is ton, sank tw o destroyers dam aged ^
E , hth he wa9 )n the European
¡T u esd a y during a cam pus recital. She
New Stock Issue
“ d oin g business as usual" but un- tw o cruisers and a battleship, helped th#atre and pa rt|clpated in the Sicily
played several piano num bers on the
der
extrem e d ifficu lty.
H ow ever sink tw o battleships and tw o des- oamp(Ujrn
A new issue o f $75,000 V anguard, broadcast.
the m arkee is up and fin ish in g touch troyers. shot dow n .2
planes and
^
three children, R obert, 10, and
Inc., preferred $100 is to be o ffe re d
T here have been som e requests for
es are being made to the fron t o f the helped destroy eigh t others.
Lou and R ich ard. 7, reside with Mr
at par as part o f the P ortla n d firm ’8 ;vdult typin g classes If enough peo
budding.
George
•[-' " T' ’ r
dr. 9
The C olorad o w hose crew * had ta- and Mrs. Geo T hyn g. their gran d ­
Im m ediate expansion plan, it w as rn - pje sign ify their desire fo r *’ ic h a
heiping Mrs.
8 ft*r 8cb^ ' kPn her through ten Invasion o p e r ­ parents, in Beaverton.
nounced
Saturday
by P eter
V an-
is to be given at the high school
and Saturday leaving her m ore ‘
Mlon(I to he!p brln g the final capitu-
guard, m a jority owner.
on w eek day evenings. W rite to them
In honor of the Sixth Annual O b­
II m akes another step in grow th o f . b e fo r e O ctober 10.
Vivian Returning Home
f 0 Lu, f t r ' 1
«Ti—
„
fhp lation o f Japan ,has been near T ok -
servance of National Newspaper
The H ighw ay T ire p lan , on the
bpfore
ahe 8all8d wtth Am ert.
the fruit products firm w hich start-
T he B eaverton R ed Cross sewing
Week, Joe Laurie Jr., pint-sized
H ighw av at Short street
has had £
and B t|-h war(,hlp, lnto Sag-
ed here in 1932 with on ly tw o em - u n it will sew every T hu rsday from
C am p Sw ift Texas P rivate Arnold
comedy star of “ Can You T op
the building painted and a new sign
„ m |le. from T o k y o to sup- D. V ivian form erly o f 1910 QMC T rk.
ployes.
T he new firm
purchased 10 a m to 4 p. m.
The garm ents
This?”
,
heard
over
NBC
every
Sat­
makes
it
easier
to
find
tilts
plaee
J
.
-
P orto-O P roducts with its national to be made are fpr Philippine relief,
Mr Miller P 01"1 th* ,ir8t landings o f a irb oro £ 0 ^ Class 11 (gu n ), has been ho
urday night, reverts to his first call­
Ar e you short o f soaF
troop8 at A „ ugl airf|eld.
distribution and recen tly purchased Bring bag lunch, c o ffe e will be serv-
T hat ope- orably discharged from the U S A r­
ing as newsboy. Joe hawked many
now ha« It in
u
.
ration was In preparation for the m y and is returning to his hom o
Cam pbell
C onserving
com p a n y o f
a newssheet in the old days before
not washing the breakfast dishes.
P ortland. V anguard said
He re-
Miss Janet Spencer was happily
arrival o f G eneral of the
A rm y at R t. 1, B ox 685. Beaverton, Ore
his initial success in vaudeville.
cently purchased a partn er’s $35.000 ,u rprjsed Septem ber 19 with a mis-
Douglas M acA rthur to m ake the o o
In the service fo r 60 m onths b-’
Helping him earn his way from rags
Last
Sunday
evening
the
m
em
bers
m terest
•
cellaneous show er at the hom e o f her
spent 24 m onths overseas and par­
to gags to riches today are Senator
o f P ilgrim Lutheran " c h u r c h
gave p u p a t io n o fficia l
T he cu rren t expan sion
plan in- a ,lnt Mrs. J. J. M ltch off, at W est
Ford. a"d H »r:y
d, Joe’«
their pa .-tor a surprise show er at the
From the d eck s o f the battleship ticipated in the cam paign o f Attq
eludes con stru ction o f a line-prod e- -Mope T he show er was given by her
fellow wits around their regular
churrh while he w as con d u ctin g the f m ay now be seen F ujiyam a, the tow - w ith the B attery E 78th C VA A A « :-
tion plant Vo supersede the batch -w o aunts Mrs. J. J. M ltch o ff and
r* 1 trn
P acific.
D ecorations h -1 re­
W alther League
m eeting.
P astor ertng volcan o that stands as one o f atlc
sys-em now generally usad. h * ir-li- MI m
N ancy
Larson o f
Portland
E rw in Gerken received f>»od and Japan’s fam ous lan dm arks: T okyo. ceived included the P re Pearl Har-
cated
T he
eom pan v
operates a
sp e n ce r received
m any nice
nv other gifts
T he evening w * Y okoham a, the naval base o f Y o- bor Good Conduct badge.
r d rtv-
Miss
Thirty-six thousand volun
block -lon g plant at 2511 SW
M iles
A ccord in g
to
report
-pent In entertainm ent and singing kosuka. and other cities with dead P rior to entering the
arm y he was
ss
Mo-
ers
in
the
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erican
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street and another auxiliary plant In s p a c e r is to be m arried Oct. 1
farm
near
H erbert W ayn e Harrison Pharm a- sm okestacks and debria from
Allied em ployed
on a dairy
effort
Portland
^
H om er E C hurchley has been tor C orps help keep th
cists
Mate
2
c
has
received
his
honor-
attacks
N
earby
the
Jap
battle-
Salem.
rolling. D oin g a multitude o f trans-
______ ______ _____
awarded the Bronze Star M edsl for rolling
,ti|e ijisrh arg«
from l*uget
Sound ship N agato one o f the last rem ain-
— —
M ost wom en believe that
the m xn m erttortous
h ervlc«
in sustained portation jobs for -.he Arm y and Na-
b «* * * * l
j» avv y a r d B rem erton W ash.
lng enem y fleet unit* that went
A Carnegie. P s.. w om an tr
_ v n h ss the fun o f ca tch in g the fish »„>«4 nn# com bat operations aga-nst vy disaster
relief and
com m unity
Ge’.lnda Pesentl is now w ork in g in dow n under bom bardm en t by planes evacuated from hom e 58 times dus
ta aotltlad to th* ’fu n ” o f clean in g th8 en« my
Hts m other. Mrr Josie needs they devoted 6 199 838 houra , Ge’.lnds
to floods
from the 3d Fleet.
Churehley. lives in Beaverton.
to thl* service last year.
Portland.
U.S.S. Colorado In Tokyo B ay
With American Forces
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