T he B ea verton R eview
CoiuoUidat«!, December 28, 1923 with T H E
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Volume III No. 20
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Second Luncheon
ALOHA HUBER HEMS
Held Tuesday
Mr..and Mrs, W. J. Alexander
were Cornelius visitors Tues
day.
Marshall Dana of Portland Made
The Principal Addvss. Tem
porary Organization Formed
Mr and M i. K <1. Mann mid
a parly of friends went on a
fishing trip I us l Holiday
and
report fairly good lunk.
Tlpise who attended Ihe Hea
ver Koclul Club card parly from
The second monthly llumiis«« lluher were Mesdames Hit aw,
Men's inert mg w «* held ui 6 Neipcrt, Mann und Alexander.
I*. M, Tuesday, April 14, with
Mr. and Mrs. M. It. PiftM and
un attendance of 44, which was rhlldren and Mr. J. Hrown of
a very healthy tnrreane Over ilia I’orllund were Sunday guests at
attendance at the last ma«*4lng. Ihe home o f Mr. and Mrs. W.
Several uf thnae who were lu J.. Al exander
attendance at the laat meeting
The lluher Coxnmacetal Club
were unable to be present on held I Is regular meeting Mon
account of the hour not tialna day nlghl.
Mix new ineogM>rs
an convenient aa the previou were voted in and miieh impor
one,
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tant business was transacted
Mr. Marshall Dana. Aasoel-
Mr. uinl Mrs. C. J, Hose were
a'-> Editor o f tin Oregon Jour
nal, made the prtiieipnl speech dinner boats Faster fb n d iy at
of I he evening a n j 'aaveral of (heir beautiful new resident** at
his hearers have declared that llllber. Those who enjoyed llielr
Mrs. C. F..
it was one of Ihe lies! speeches hospnalily were;
they had ever heard. Mr. Danu fb-haefer and son Ernest, Mr.
has „ wide repulallou as
an and Mrs C. H Nelson, daughter
author, and bids fair In he Mina ami son Arne, Mr, and
daugliter
roine even heller known as a Mrs. Fastcrdny and
Dnrla, and Miss C. Harris, all
speaker.
Forest Grave, Mr. and Mrs.
The Ihrmr o f the speech was
"Organise!" ,He prophesied that Hubert Menslell of Portland and
If the business men of Heaver- Mr. J. II. Uilsdorf o f Aloha.
Inn don't organ He and gel be
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hummer
hind a movement for .!%• per drove down from Seattle
to
petuation o f the Identity
o f •pent the week end with Mr. and
their community that they would Mrs. \V. J. Alexander, Monday
lose their Identity and become all motored to Salem and il
merged with the greater roin- surely is a most beautiful drive
munily as merely a suburb of at this season o f the
year.
Portland. lie told some nf the Some time was spent In Amity
things that we could ' expect where MV. Alexander met some
f r o « an organHation. among friends he knew uboul fifty
Ihem the * securing o f Industries years ago when he owned a ho
for our community.
tel ami blarksmilh shop Ihece.
Probably there would h a v • The buildings are s lllf lu good
been a much larger attendane« shape but many nf Ihe
old
had It not been that Just be tlioefs nre gone.,.
fore the hour set for the meet
ing It began to rain, and prob
ably several did not feel like CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
gelling nut and walking several
W IL L RE BUILT
blocks In a downpour
How
.-.aster Is slw>ias a d ii nf
ever, as It was those present
declared It Ihe best
meeting r*j- lemg with the < burche«, hr*
they had ever attended nf the to Ihe members and friends nf
Hciliel Congregational Cliurrli
sort in this community
I. J. Vinson acted as toasl- i lhr R« * t',r i " 11' P"»sed was es-
masier. and railed on evarytma M**8Uy draught with meaning,
presen I. each In turn, to Intro- f,,r ,,n ,h* ' «*•* pledge« were
duee himself and make a abort « '» ‘JMtaf** toward Ihe chiirrh
slaleinenl o f hla affairs and i i' ,,' ld,n“ fun'< wh,ch «"syra Hie
his conneelloa with the city 0f . ,,rrr," ,n " f
new rh u n ,‘ Ibis
Heavrrlon.
summer,
Jual before the meeting .eins-
•* wn* ° n
fourlh day of
cd. a temporary organixatlon lAnuary. |Mgn, t Imt Ihe Rev
was perfect ad. Mr. i. J. Vln-
M- AUlnaon. Home Mi*
son
was
elected
temporary j ' ,on* 'T for Drcgon and Wush-
rhairman and Mrs. t.ela Hrown '"*<••*». " 'f t
Interested peo-
Of Ihe Hervjce Cumber Co. was P1* *" ,ho olll dIMriel school
mad« lomporgry- beerelary. Oi» . hnu,‘'* h,' r'’ and. organised the
molmn o f Mr W. L. r.aily. Ihe rl,urch with thrVc .-baiter mem-
ii-mpnrary ehattinan was
In-
I’wo years later
I li e
slrticU'd lo ' Call “• three others l*horeh was strong enough U*
who, with the chairman und *»»*»
° ld «ra n g e Hall and
secretary, would constitute an
** down for a Church huild-
exec-utive comuiUtop to prepare ' nK. and called n pastor, flsg-
actlcles for
organisation and . olar church servlefs have been
lo rail anothr meeting lo report | l,\'4»*'«l»",d ever slnee (hat time
AL first Ihe preaching aervices
in the near future.
| were liHd only every two weeks
Come on. Tellers, let’s got
'but after a few years the M.
|E. pAfple Organized. alternat-
i Ing with I lie
Congregational
Os-
Churi’ U v*|n as to glvo weekly
servicag to the town, but* ns
both churches hern me stronger
and .cmihl maintain
resident
From O ur H eader»
paqlrir«,. weekly
services
In
aO oaeli church became- the custom.
Heaverton, Oregon, Aprii II,
With the growth of the lown
1026.
Kdilor, Heaverton R e-' In recent yeilrs the Congrcga-
• e#. Hiy: .Your reporU o f thè Uonallsls found themselves to
itirreuse in «thè populntioii -of he slower than llielr Methodist
Ihe lown and o f building opera- brothers in building to care for
tlons are vegy interesting. We .the increased djwunds. Aecord-
surely agree, with you that Dea- Ingly about a year ago
the
verton Is -growing very rapidly, building project whs started un-
Hulldings are going up here der the leadership o f Home Mis-
inuoli more rapidly Ihan in anylslonary Hollinger. However nol
other scelion o f the country, enough money was pledged lo
There is one thing that we assure Ihe completion of the
need here ahd we need It- very, building, and accordingly
the
badly. That Is some means o f matter was held In abeyance
disposing of rubbish and gar- until the ending of a regular
huge.
We do nol. think that pastor, and with (lie calling of
I lie mailer should he given too Dr. C. A. Blanchette I ha project
much prominence hut It Is be- was revived. Considerable sol-
coming necessary »hat there he ieiting was done this last week
a means of disposing of this with the resnlt that over funno
useless material.
has been secured lo date, which
If you enn help me in Ihe coupled with the 12000 gift and
disposition of my material, can the 12000 loan promised from
tell me where It can he put, or the Congregational
Church
ran supply • information as to Building Society makes $12,000
the location nf a suitable dump- or enough to assure early com
ing ground, we would like lo mencemer.t o f work,
have you address us at nox
In this connection Urn bulld-
80, Bcaverlon, tlregon.
ing committee, on behalf o f the
A Reader.
church, desire to thank
th e
(Your editor is nittrh Inter- people of Beaverton amt vicl-
eslcd in Ihe proposition o f a [oily who have so generously
suitable means nf disposing of , responded lo the appeal for ns-
Ihc rubbish. If anyone has such [ slstanee. At Ihe shine lime, they
n place as "A Render" speaks of ¡wish to emphasise the fact tha'
we would he glad lo learn of it. | the soliciting is not yet eo n-
At present we do not know o f , pleted, for the amount
*ul>
any stich place available.!
1 scribed will
nol
be
suffioinnt
to
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Icompirle and furnish the bund
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Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, April 17, 1925
A* big dam-o will be given on
HI6H SC100L
April 18 to raise funds for the
Tigard Community Club.
lnter*atin 0 Little Note* from the Surrounding Country ax j
The baxaar given by the La- |
*'*” nJ* Club
ll>e Bea- ;
T old jy Our Active Special Correspondent» Weekly i dies' Aid o f the M. E. Church V*rto" “ ,BtL 8* b° C1l ba"
was a great success.
About
Those sleeted to the
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
Kin ton Holds
Tunnel Meeting
•200 was cleared.
Atden Barron, ^
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BeaYCrtf»
Mrs. H. Woodman Olid e o n
Rev. K. Maurer has returned ¡president; J«ue Hudson, tyeax-
Scholls and FairvaU Addressed
were visiting over Katurday and
from the Evangelical conference urer; Merza Halsten, secretary.
Hunday with her «Hotter
and
in Portland, He will remain iu lfh o tennis courts are
being!
the Netting.
otto Hhroeder was in Huxtou father in Hunks.
Tigard for another year.
fixe.j up by the studenU Inter-
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Monday morning.
Mr. C. McNally visited Hatur-
The Tigard tlonununlly Quh !p®*®d *n tennis.
F.. H. Whittlesey spent Faster duy and Hunday with li|s mother has incorporated and will meet
* ^ Junior Civics class of the
Several speakers from here
and h«r new son at the Forest every two weeks instead o f once i U‘'BV‘,r,OM H'*h School, as part |and from Portland addressed a
Sunday in Portland.
Grmfs Hospital.
a month as it has been an- i " * ,h'’ **hool work, plan
lo meeting held Friday evening o f
Mr, and Mrs. Coxy Htuwell
establish a free public library. I <»»1 week at lhe Kinton Grange
Mr. and Mrs. Kd lliahtsr and lag.
visited Hunday 'at Buxton.
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There are now about «5 0 books hall.
children visited over Katurday
Mr. It. Hannan of Buxton was
The
«actional
spelling
and
4m-
«ultable for the library and a
The meeting was scheduled to
and Hunday with Mr. Richter’s
in ramp on Friday morning.
• (amatory poniest wa« ti«*M here ureal many more are tieing ex-'begin at seven-thirty but owing
mother in Hillsboro.
r<uy.
lhe winners will rep- peeled.
Subscriptions are be- *o several circumstances
was
Mrs. I,. Thuruhecr was
in
Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Hb-dsoe of
Portland shopping on Saturday. Manning were in Hcofteld Mon resent h.s end o f Ihe cMinty i„ g , , ken for mon^ lo « upporl . ,,ot called till somewhat later.
mi Hillsboro April 18.
j «la»* library.
There ht also a j The ladies o f the Grange had
Mr. und Mrs. Frank O'Donnell day. Mrs, Hledsoe wax visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. Itaucr and !P»P«T drivs for the support o f Prepared and served an exeel-
spent Easter Sunday ttt Cornel with Mrs. Chus. Myers.
I an abler Laverne, Mrs. .Mary|,,,'' library by which all
thehent »upper which they served
ius,
papers are stacked np and M® *H who came. It is difficult
Mr. und Mra. Grafton
o f Hrandt and Gladys and Cbarle«
•toe (In»« uud Joe Allen mo Portland visited bore a few days Beyer, visited at the home o f •°bl.
Mr. C>>cbrane is at the (o estimate how many were on
tored to Buxton Kuuduy morn Ibis week with Mrs. «¿ration's Rev. William Gueffroy and fain- head o f the drive.
jhand for the supper or attended
ing.
The Junior class is making H»e meeting whieli followed
ily at Canby last Hunday.
daughter, Mrs. V. itiohter.
plans for the Senior entertaln-
The first to speak was Ferii
Mr«. M. Henefiel and baby
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Holl
ani l
rnenl which is to be gtven F ri «•roner. a pioneer o f that neigh-
visit.il Saturday and Sunday at daughters, Mr. uud Mr-. E. H.
UAYWARD NEWS ITEMS
day. May I.
The Beaverton jborhood. He told «omelhing o f
Banks.* %
KJewart,
motored
to
Forest
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. 'Alumni are cordially Invited.
«»e condition of the roads as
Grove
uud
«Sale«
Creek
on
Hal-
Mr. and -Mrs. V. Richter mo
Mis* E. Foster, our teacher,! The Senior Class Is making he had had to travel when he
tored (o Portland on Friday urday evening.
«pent the week end in Portland, arrangements to hike up Larch war« a boy.
evening.
Miss Hertliu Love and Mr. J.
¡ M r . James Penman Yetter en- M" un,aln
lh« « • " “ >«• ° U‘ '
T *™ , ^
fL"*
Miss Sadie Love was shop. Allen left Wednesday inoniing ioy-d a visit from an old friend ^ , . ,
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,th*
for
(Vancouver,
Wash*
where
from Idaho
Tickets sre now belr*g sold Portland Telegram, a resident
I (tig in B oxer
:i
Katur lay
they were to be marrifd
After
'«•r to i Fi-ider.t Hodv s curs ion of Portland. He told something
morning.
a short honeymoon trip they 1 1 lie farmers are bu«r im- down the Columbia River.
I t ! of the probable'cost o f the tun-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noaek am) •vill return here to live.
proving Hie road*, which were was decided in a student body! nel and in a general way be
children motored to Portland on
n bad condition.
¡meeting held Tuesday that the sketched the outlines o f what
Mrs. Fred Caldwell of Hills
Saturday.
Me««rs. N\ Huihion and J -**u*l"««ts o f Ihe school and Ihelr ¡would comprise the Tunnel dis-
boro attended W. B. '/i. Lodge
Mr«,
Grace
Durham
wax at Ituxlon WednP«dajr und came Penman made a business' trip i,nn,oH'ate families xrould
b e i’ rict in Washington County. It
shopping in liillsboro Saturday to Keofield on Wednosday eve lo Forest Grove Thursday.
allowed to go.
| would lake in land as far east
afternoon.
u
The
Senior
Play.
“ A n n e . »s about a mile and a half west
•
ning train to visit Ttiurwday
Miss Alma Scheible and M i«« What’s-Her-Name." will be ghr- ®C Hillsboro.
•Mr. and Mrs. Puul
Urulton with her sister’s and brother’s
ivian Hudson
visited
M is s'on at ,hP BMVerton High School ( He was followed by Ben Reis
were visiting over Ihe week end family.
Murgarct I.acmerman last Hun- txhnrsday and Friday
nights. land o f Multnomah, a real es-
at Portland.
day.
late man. a very pleasing speak
April 23 and 24-
Mrs. Waiter Frye mado a
Mrs. Ida Scheible, who under- ! Everyone interested in a city er. whose address was much
HILLSBORO
NEWS
business trip to Portland Sat
went an operation several weeks library make ready a pack o f enjoyed by all
urday morning.
ago, is improving in health ev- old papers.
The boys o f the | Mr. Nathan Weston o f Laurel
grade school, who are interested l*»n g a very delightful solo and
The Uillii inns defeated the '•ry day.
Mr. Joe lliias made a busi-
Mr vv-,,u— w in ;
i i
in ihe library, will call for them (responded to repeated demands
mwN trip lo Portland on Wod- Yamhill baseball team here last
Mr. Walter W illis and fam- -_ ._ T ._ _
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an encore.
Thursday, 5 lo 1.
ne«day morning.
■Jy are visiting at the home of
Mr. Gilt o f the Gill Motor
Misy I .egret (a Film» Newliill Mrs. W illis’ parents. Mr. and £ 7 "
' om* n° « 1
Mr ami Mrs.. Roy Rice were
Mrs I Jesse
Saturday morning to
collect Co. o f Portland, a resident o f
in Hillsboro and Portland on hnd l.loyde Dclmar Harper were
Fairvale spoke.
Mr. E.
W .
the papers.
uarried by Judge " aid horv
ulurday afternoon.
Mes. Jos. tinman, 80 years ■ ~“ TTrc Trestimgrr rtass xwwr the | Wrvntmff o f Beaverton made
day.
-’ Id. died at Ihe Forest Grove lialf-lioliday because o f having, the closing address,
MrJ. Chus. T. Myers whs in
A
marriage
license has been hospital recently.
Slie
w a s the least number o f tardy marks [ AH o f the speakers spoke ea-
Buxton on Wednesday after
s«ued to Miss Cord a B. Viu- huried there.
She leaves
t o the last six w-eeks.
thusiastirally for the Tunnel
noon attending lodge.
son and Albert H. iiaekelt, both mourn her loss her husband,
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land told some o f the benefits
Miss Rlva Bledsoe o f Bunks, o f Sherwood.
several sons and daughters. She
that might be expected to ac
visited Faster Sunday with Mrs.
CAPITOL
HILL
NEWS
was born in Switzerland,
and
crue from its construction.
At
the
meeting
o
f
Lhe
City
Cbas. T . Myers here.
! Mrs. Stretcher o f Scholls sang
Council last ^Wednesday eve came lo the Fnited States, in
Mr ami Mrs. Chas. T. Myers ning, a petition asking
for the year 186).
, The Boy Scouts will pul on I f
so,°T and responded
were in Hillsboro and Portlan 1 more paving m the city
o f
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a gunny sack drive next week ® anre" c« re’
8 0rcheST
Saturday on business.
WINNERS IN COUNTY
n order to raise funds.
tra o f <-• dar Mills was present
Hillsboro was presented.
DENTAL CONTEST
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|and contributed to the evenings
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hellish vis-
The cleanup plan
whi ch
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Spring (¿arden Road ia be- entertainment." This orchestra
ded Faster Sumjgy at Huxtun Mayor Cady placed before the
n winmrs in 1 u c«.*inl> (n repaired by filling the holes consists o f the
father, -two
at Ihe J. Hellish home, J
crushe(J ^
and 8and
Chamber of Commerce was ap dental essay contest ^re •« fo l- ^
daughters, and four sons* Mar
Mr«. Win. lic it o f
ILixion proved by the City Council In
First class districts:
Jane
T |,p radio installation at the garet Vandermosl gave a reci
was Ik Friday visitor hero with (heir meeting |u*t Wednesday
Blades, seventh
grade.
from jechool was inspected by t h e tation in Irish dialect entitled
her daughter, Mr*. A. Lull.
evening.
school district No. 7;
Elmer!•utliool- electrician and found to “ The Widow O’Shane.’’
After the meeting the Tun
Mrs. It. Henefiel and chil
"The Lottery Man," a play Johnson, sixth grqtie, district *x® in first-class order.
nel -petilipns were
circulated
dren visited over Faster 8un- which is popular wherever il
J-
The Brownies did very well [
aud were readily signed by -all
Iny with her mother at Hanks. has been played, will be given
Second and third class dis- on their candy sale last week,
the property owners to whom
by lhe Hilhi Senior Class here
Mrs. K. H. Stewart and Mr«. April 20 and 21. It will prob •riels: Clara Scidmore, Eighth' clearing over $6. This will be they Were presented.
gra.b>, Beaverton; Olive Scott, '„id e d lo their fund for uni
Puul tiruttou made u business
Among those from Beaverton
ably bo shown ill Yamhill pre sixth grade, district No. 16.
forms.
trip to Portland on Wednesday vious- to the showing here.
present it the meeting were Mr.
Each
one
o
f
these
winners
re-
turning.
The Carson Heights Commu and Mrs. Doy Gray, Mr. and
ecive a ten dollar cash prize
nity t-huri’ li held Faster services Mrs. W. H. Boyd. Mr. and Mrs.
Mir.« A. Henefiel o f Banks
and
(heir
„
essays
are
sent
to
T I 6 A R D NEWS
Sunday, with a program by the AV. C. IfrKell, former
Mayor
was In Scofield visiting for a
Salem to compete for i tw-e
.
.
'!'.
i Sunday School pupils. A large Erickson. Mrs. J. E. Davis, and
five
dollar
prize
week or two at (he- R. -Bcne-
Special Easier services were
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fr
E. u W.
W oodruff
ftcMinmc hers.
held in the Tigard churches on winners in (he other rounties lCrOW* " l ‘em,ed-
o f the stale.
The Parent-Teacher Associa-
Mr«. K. II. Slew-art and her Easier Sunday.
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lion y f Capitol Hill will hold «O R E BUILDINGS
sister. Mrs. R. Thomas made
Mss P. T. Hill of Corvallis
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ringle their next card party at the
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y business trip to Portland on visited at the home o f M r s . were visiting relatives in For- j home of Mrs. Spiker. Everyone
Triday morning.
Flora l.eedy last week.
est Grove Sunday.
is cordially invited.
Charles B e r t h o 1 d
broke
Tlie Capital Hill Boy Scouts
ground for another of his pop
have been reorganized and a ular residences the first o f the
number of new members havi
week. S. F. Wray of Huber has
been enrolled.
The Improve the contract and work will bo
ment Club is sponsoring the rushed as the buildings are in
group.
big demand.
Miss
Brown,
the
seventh
Tuesday ground was broken
grade teacher, represented this t>y j. Schmitt at the south end
school in the Parent-Teacher L f Watson street.
He expects
! Council held in Portland last
build several houses there
week.
A substitute took her|mis summer. W. A. Smith hus
place in the school during her
contract for doing the work,
i absence.
j Probably the targest building
The first load of lumber has He go llP •••*■ summer will In
born received for the new club-|'he Congregational Church. This
i house. It was expected that will be modern in every respect
work would begin last Saturday but the detailed plans have not
¡on life basement. Many dona been submitted to the Board as
tio n s of help and material are yet.
This building will cost in the
speeding up the work.
neighborhoods o f $12,000 and
Many students of the Capitol will fill a much felt need in
'H ill School were present at the , hj, communily. We understand
moving pictures in the M u lt- '|h(|i there will be a community
i noinali school house, under *!*♦* ¡hall in connection with
the
auspices of the Parent-Teacher j ,.|,uroh where meetings o f al
Association.
The
film
* * * most every kind which are held
¡Jackie
Coogan
in
"Circus for tho betterment of the com
J Days."
muntfy may be held.
The pupils o f the sohool en
SOCIAL CLUB
joyed movies last Monday af
GIVES CARD PARTY
ternoon. One film showed Ihe
process o f making material for
I shoo«, pursos, etc., from t h e !
The Beaver Social Club card
skin o f fish; one showed how party held Wednesday, April l>
watches and clocks are made, was a big success.
A larir"
! and one was a comedy.
! number attended.
Mrs.
O u \
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|Jacobs was awarded first prize,
G. H. Jacka and wife are en- Mrs. C. C. MrCormic o f Onrrl
tertaining relatives from Wash- Home, second, and Mrs. Me
ungton.
jKercher consolation.
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