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MOUA Eil Carothers has pm
chased 45 acres on the west b.mk of
Pawson e»uvk a nule cast of Hilh
hero and will twove there l»\ Aug
u>t I » His new plans necessitate his
resigning his position .is Hex Scout
master of .Aloha I’roop. .’19 which
is to be regretted as under his lead
ci ship this troop ha> ranked high
in achievement in the Portland
district
Mr and Mrs Noah Hill with a
part> cd i * last wci k took a tout
da\ - outing m North Bend Yakima
.md Snoqualmie Pass Wash
tlu’X
found fishitr: good
Paul Grimm. Jr. with hi> unde
lx an Gumm, of Portland is taking
a 30 d ix vacation at Bagby Hot
Springs m the xvilds of Clack »mas
countx
Mush Supervisor
Miss Jean Md.can has b»*en chos
rn us music supervisor in th»* pul’
lie svhools of Stockton. Cal She
in Id a similar position at Port An
gd»‘" Wash . for several years
Adolph 1..»fond of Beaverton was
a business caller in Aloha Saturday
He returned the p.tsl wrek from a
two months' visit to his 1000-acre
: inch home neat MaPa Mont Hr
reports that things are looking well
m Montana, ten inches of ram fell
m June His son is operating his
father > rach and making goml But
I afond Sr prefers the Oregon di-
mate and sc< n» ry
J W Farlow of Tire Oalles and
Mis O I
Farlow of Maupin aie
visiting the L H Farlow family
ALOHA
Mr and Mr> H.niy
Dawher arc moving today «Thur*
day» to Newport They f aded tH« .
home on Pike «treet for tom st vol
tage* one mile south of Ncwp. rt.
Mr and Mr* Matt Ku g A J
Gerrow Mis Georgi E
of I'
land and Mrs A J Vane« . . K ■
dale composed a party to Silver
Crock state park Sunday
Roy Betzer and family returned
Sunday from a three wei g - v s.i
with relatives in Michigan The«
returned in a new car purcl used m
Flint
Mr and Mrs A B Goodmiller of
Seattle were guests las; Fridas of
Mr and Mrs J E Hays They hid
just completed a tour to t . Atlan
tic seaboard vis.ting the New \ .k
worlds fair, and on their retun
stopping at the San Franc..-co fair
II I < Merts July PI
Grange Home Economics c!ub
meets w ith Mrs A U Tay lor Ju y
19 Mrs. Tay I r and Mn Kal| A
derson ar«' join’ host« sscs
F E. Tuttles father was born in
Springfield. Ill. 75 years ag
and
has lived there all his life, wmle his
mother has lived there for 8U yea. -
This couple recently cclebratcu
their golden wedding anniversary
Marie Markovich returned Satur
day from the ten days' session of
the summer camp of the Beaverton
high school Girl Reserves at Camp
West Wind at Otis Five session
arc held during the summer
Mrs. J A Korex and daughter
Ruth and son Edward of Whueson
w ere guests Thursday of Mr a id
Mrs. W J. Scheel They were form
er friends and neighbors tn Idaho.
Early Peaches
At Young Place
Social July 24
Huber Pinochle club will hold a
box social at the club house on July
20 Old time music is promised
The Pinochle club ot Huber meets
with Mrs. L. E Cornell July 18.
Texan Visits
Mrs. Patricia McKee of El Pi-
Texas. was a Saturday guest of Mr.
and Mrs. W A Thayer. She was an
attendant at the Altrusa convent.on
in Portland last week
Mr and Mrs. H C. Chapman vis
ited Sunday with Chapman s a.m:
Mrs. J A Chapman, who is a 1 .-
tient in a hospital at The Dalk ■
Mr. Chapman has so far recovered
from his rteent illness as to be able
to drive the car.
Mrs Leone Stacey of Springfield
is visiting Mrs Ivy A. Risley.
Mr. and Mrs John M Thompson
motored over the loop trip Sunday
by the new Wolf Cret k road to
Rockaway, and returned byway i
Tillamook. Otis. Sheridan and Mc
Minnville.
Mrs. B L Baucom and daughter.
Mrs F T Downing, hit Portland by
the steamboat 'American' M nday
evening for a two days' outing at
Long Beach. Wash.
In th* summer, a young boy's fancy lightly turns to "When' can we go iwimmin
The new pool on
M K.iy creek, two miles north of Hillsboro is providing swimming facilities for many youngsters but
cannot lake the place of a safe, clean outdoor tank such as thi : e p. :.m i above a ¡ ark pool m M. ■
Mnmville
Cut courtesy McMinnville Telephone-Register»
Rov People
Visit in East
I.rave for Ohio
Mr. and Mrs H Parker of Akr •
Ohio, after a two weeks' v.-.t w .tn
Mr and Mrs. John Kick, left last
Friday for their home in the Buck
eye state. The Parkers journeyed
by automobile to the west coast via
Colorado and California and on t
return route will visit Yell. -Aston«
National park They expressed th«
impressions of Oregon coast scenery
in terms of high praise M nday
evening. July 3. Mr and Mrs. Park
er. with Mr. and Mr.- K ick , were
dinner party guests of Mr. and Mrs
E J. Thoms
Mr and Mrs A. Meissner with
their daughter Dorothy, paid a sur
prise visit Friday to the E J
Thoms' home The Meissner family
former Cleveland. Oh: '. rt ¡dents,
are now located in the Yakima
v.
■ Mr. M< - -
Mr. Thoms were co-workers on a
Cleveland newspaper 25 years ago.
As for comments on scenery along
the Columbia river, the Mi ..-sners
remarked that they stopped many
times to take snapshots of "just
wonderful views. " This Washington
and Oregon country has favorably
impressed the Ohioans.
Invitation Given
For Whistling
Mt. Home C. E.
VF.RBOORT Pct.r V ., L
hagen received an invitation
whistle on the Tra.I Blazers i
gram last Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Van I
drove to Woodburn Sundav m..i
ing and then drove to Sakin to
tend the Nebraskan ; c: i
Mr and Mrs Leslie 1. 4 <.V
Ott Vanaudenhaegen* were chs
varied last Monday cvene z Mr .,
Mrs Long were married at
home ot Mr Lung last Sunda> v
ALOHA G S
Young of near
Orenco has 1» trees bearing Alex
under pi’adus now ready for the
table about a month ahead of the
usual season
Mr .in.I Mrs C B Brown, and
Mr .md Mr>
Frank
Miller and
laughter. Joan of Spokane were
iesL> Saturday of Mr and Mi
W J Vradenburg
Th<* I.
H
LaDue family spent
Sunday at Seaside .»nd Cannon
Beach, going via the Wolf Creek
highway
and
returning
by
the
same route.
Mrs
l.«»u:se Je' c .»nd grand*
daughter Luev a of Corvallis and
Mr and Mt
Julius Maes of Se-
atth were week end guv ts of Ml
and Mrs H I. Susbauer
’¡'he Huntington building is next
to join the popular reformation by
way of a new coat of paint George
Jansen is the painter
Mrs T I. Tinker of Covina Cal
is visiting h<T si ter
Mr.
Bert
Craven She expects to enjoy sight
seeing in Oregon until the last of
July Other guests al the Craven
home during the past two we»-ks
were Mr and Mrs A Strassel, of
Strii'.sd
Nation. Mis
Anna Erker
of San Francisco Mr
»nd Mi
E
J Beets/ of Dayton Mr and Mt
George Selkirk and Mrs
A
F.
B« atty of Portland
You can now make a hnOO-mil«*
tour of the country, visiting the
two world fairs the national parks,
your rich uncle and your poor rela-
EVERTON La
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histoix making meeting xv a. held
by the toxv n council Sexen nidi
nances were passed
the largest
number ex er pa -ed al one time m
the life of the town This » »me .»
a culmination of a co « pciatmn
x\ ith the I » ague of I h«
Gm*
project to c*Hh(x
all oidmam<
l‘he first ordinance xx a
»»ne re
pealing » xistmg law . which had
become outdated and weie dupli
cates m some instance-« and ubsl:
tuting one ordinance embodx me.
the g»»»»d featuiis of each i»f th1 »
re|»eah‘d
Nine ordinances
p« i taming
I"
disorderly
conduct
were
thu
brought up to date and six ordi
nances w«re eliminated a • being
ineffective dm* to th»' fad that
liquor conti ol is governed bx the
slate laxx
Four tiaffic regulation-
xx ere recalled having been mvali
dated bv the Oregon state Hatt»
code
The
remaining
six
oulmam«
concerned the governing »4 traf
fie,
the
designation
of
ceitam
streets as through streets. t< Uri« l
mg erection of bill board*, govern
mg disorderlx conduct ptohibitmg
the creating and maintaining of
public nuisances, pertaining to the
correcting of an earlier urdmanti
upon the sut’ject of .slnvt vacation
In addition, two oiilmanec which
have been
held
mvali lated bv
court decision weie repealed l'he <
concerned
pinball
games
and
wholesale trail«* vehicle licen •
Thursday s action
reduced the
Officials attending the nujiiu
able meeting writ Maym MrC •
kev, former Max »i l.v- 1 u M« x
vrs, Citx Attornex P I. Patte! «»u
A I. Amacher auditor, an i »» uu
cilmvn
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organ of the Modern W lodmen of
America, published at Rockford
Ill., in the July issue, pays tins com
pliment: "The three-act rural farce,
’Look Out Lizzie.' which was pre
sented by Camp 8193. Aloha. Ore
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surrounding communities; two of
these were filled, the play having
been presented at Reedville on May
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of the cast is presented elsewhere
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1937 Chevrolet >/2-ton Pickup
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1936 Chevrolet Master Sport Sedan
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1936 Plymouth Touring Sedan
$495
Boy Scout Troop
Formed St. Mary's
1936 Chevrolet Muster Coupe
Radio and H« ;ih r
$495
1936 Chevrolet Master Sport Sedan
$525
ALOHA— St. Mary's Home has
organized a Boy Scout troop I he
boys will sponsor a dance at the
Aloha Grange hall on July 13 to
raise funds to purchase equipment
The L. H Furrow family spent
July 4 exploring the historic old
Barlow road on the slope of Mt
Hood to Barlow Pass, and enjoying
the novel experience of a picnic
dinner where the covered wagons
toilsomely rolled 93 years ago. La
Rita was the one member of the
party favored with the glimpse of a
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Local visitors to the San Fran
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