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Aloha travel trailers were travel trailers built between 1941 and 1971. The name comes from Aloha, Oregon where they were originally built, the company later built an expanded facility in Beaverton, Oregon where they continued manufacturing until the company closed in 1971/
Their high quality and low price made them a favorite with campers in the Pacific Northwest.
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[edit]Category:Recreational vehicle manufacturers Category:Companies based in Elkhart County, Indiana
{{Infobox artist | name = Frances Van Hevelingen
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Frances Lovetta Van Hevelingen (1915 – 2002) was an American painter and Mixed Media Artist that developed her art in the technique of encaustic painting which utilizes hot beeswax mixed with pigments and cut and torn paper.