The Beaverton review., October 18, 1929, Image 1

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VOLUME VII, NO. 16.
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon*
Si UK It* Copy, 5 Cents
Friday,
October 18, lt*29-
$1.50 Per Yeaf
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Ditch Along Front
Street To Be Filled':
JcOURT HOUSE
Moose
Fond bald of (ha sweet emerald I «le,
Lovo'a Binging pool of th« haart,
Making old T aras slumber. <f harp,
With melod.es that oft beguile
Tha soul of BsilnaaB, till the anillo
Fm bid» tha gathering toar» to »tart.
Unart melodies »wont as ihn flowers
On t'a»hmlr‘a Üriont sun-ki#»ed bowers,
When all their blooms the r «wont» Impart;
Soft as tha notes of "avaning hall»,"
That the full tid'o of memory »wolle
With "Light o f other day »,'1 that throws
A halo warm that throbs and glows
Like "laiVe's Young Dream" th.t thrills the heart.
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Maller Hau
Iícen
Under
Much Contruverny For
A
Very Long Time
MUCH PROGRESS MADE
Real Estate Transfers
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C. I. Scot fins rt ux to Emil John­
son, Tract I, Tigard Highway tract».
Alt-X Rr&ling to Alex Kuuig it
ux. M seres S*C. 11 T. 2 g. R. 1
W:
(tuul I et'd 'U< r t" I liri.i Joo», 2.2!
see- Sec. II f II, T. I N. II 2 W.
Ait x llaisig i t ux to Alex Ki-glmg
Many Of The Team Get to at ux, S S aorta See. 11 T. 2 S.
Thu Rt-iil Institute to Mario O.
See Milton Boring And
Noitflund, Lot 2, If.k. 6 Ladd k
Reed Acre».
Mark Jones Play Again
Patrick J King to William F.
I.vl W. U ” i*,rer fru it Sec.
j Í T 1 M. K 1 W.
The Nisdi Co. to Archie Corkill.
TO PLAY RYDERWOOD Lot»
15 tn IP Ire , lots 21 to 31,
thflusive, block 16; lots 17
Inclusive 1 blvdk (5 Portland Height*
Amity la I'upposed To Hav* A Bet­ No t .
O. V. Boilley et ux to G. A
ter Teem Than B. U. 8 . has
Moss) erg et ux. 2 seres Virginia
i .oca-
Matt King *t ux to State of
yrigon, Parto f L°t
AUoq
Aofvagi A id Aloha.
Qoo. W Jos<ph et ux to G W .
I.allome, (J 21 surta tjec. 33 T • I
N R 1 W
G G, M c ll.r e at ux to J. Petti-
john at al. Lots 1, 2, 3, A 4.
lllk 2 B uson o Height
Ri.y W . Clifford et ux to Her­
man Wright el al. 6 acres See. 11.
T. 2 8 . R. 1 W
riday afternoon
of last week.
viVtdn'» f»st M h d
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grr Uagi from Am (y Into camp to
the tunc of twenty two to nothing
Thu * as quit« an upset »» the
vis tors were thought to be » lit­
tle better team than Coach Warren
would be ab'.£ to bring onto tha
Beaverton H gn School field A» an
evidence of the. Warren told the
boys that If thay would beat Amity
that h* would take them In 4
potty to sue tile Monmouth (%u<t
ANNUAL COUNTY EN­
Ggme in ^he MultnoWah Stadium the
DEAVOR MEETING
grxt day, Well, the team nu(le good |
and so did Coach Warren, for a lot
Forest Grove Christian Church
of the boys got to see their old
Idols, Mark Jonas and Milton Bor­ will 1 » hostess for the annual con­
vention of W* hiña ton couty Chris­
ing battle the Californians.
The first upset of Friday-» game tian Dnrimmi a n ta which will bs
came when after holding Beaverton held October 1«. 1» and 20. the
for downs
on Amity’s
ten yaia theme will be " p i o w ii n g with Je­
line, they got the ball and 4 *U 0,1 ■ sus," and 'prográm topiis carry out
fumble ’ behind their own goal linei the pioneer ide#
Speakers and conference leader*
tjtls allowing a score for Beaver-
top: After that there was ne-.if n w \ include Ro » Gulley "f Eu**n«.
Endeavor
field
time when the final oqtcome of the Oregon Christian
gamp w (ji Jn doubt th^ only ques­ «ecrplary; Jaines C. Henderson of
tion wap what the scot« would be. Portland, flote president: Mis* Ma­
Almost the first thing efter the rian Carlson of Portland, hospital
third quarter i>eg»n. Beaverton hav­ ervice superintendent; and G. Evert
ing kicks! off, Amity lost tha ball Baker of Portland, regional vice
on a fumble, and Monroe Shannon president- Miss Hada Maris Cham­
o f the Beaverton line g»t it and ber* of Kelso, Wash., former In­
got away for a
run almost the termediate superintendent of Dreg n
Christian E;-.de„v, r union w ill lx
length of the field. Then after a-
kolhcr touchdowti had bean ‘ scored. song l*k<}i-r. and Misa Dulrtnn Bf-ovnt
CpacH Werran tjg s n »ending In o f Portland will have charge of the
banquet qn Saturday evening.
second string igen end towards the
erd of the gams theae were called
(pit do g if t |ilec«s 'fur the thud ERNEST NARN ER MAR­
■trlngars.
RIES PORTLAND GIRL
This Friday, the home team meet»
the boys from Ryderwpod, here on
The many friends of Ernest i ’ ar-
the
home field There has not vor, a former
B avorton
High
been much
dope handed out oi. School studint, will be interested to
what the visitors are going to be know that he waa married October
but there Is a suggestion going a- 10th to Ruth Kniefel of Portland-
raund that a little help in tha shape
Ernest attended O. S. C. at
of support and attendance by the
I Corvallis and is a member of the
buaii.e»smrn and those living here Sigjna Phi Enxolon Fraternity, I$e
will be appreclatedand will also help
bus peen head of th* luggage de­
(Q gl»<
the buy« confidence th$t partment at Lipman Wolfe’s
for
you anyway aspect them to win. | several year* About six months
The Boys will show you a gooo ago he acquired the salesmanship
iame, no rough (tuff, but good clean for the Bebler Baggage Co taking
ootball, and if you do your part the Northwest for his territory-
in showing them that you appro- | The young couplo will make their
dale thair playing, thay will In turn home in Portland-
redouble thair efforts to become ,
prurtay uf the *upp«rt that you
“ LOYAL SCOUTS” PLEA-
give them, L ett Qo|
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MUSIC CLASS IS BEING
ORGANIZED IN TOWN
Mr. N. W. Gorham returned from
th« Geo Samaritan hospital Wed­
nesday afternoon.
Divorce Suits Filed
Letti* E. Johnson vs. Fred
J0hn >' n
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Hits Meeting of Kiwanians tu* uaii Wednesday evening U) Comings and Goings Of The
j this week. This meeting was lor the 1
I I» Held At Peninsula. ' purpose of ascertaining, if possible, ) People In And Around
J whelher the res.denis along Watson j
City Of Beaverton *
Next, At Fairvale.
| street would be favorable to the >
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I seeming by the City of an aud.tion- !
al twenty feet along »me of tnet
blETSCII GIVES
TALK -‘r
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present and eaprssed
iv a v e rlo . Ktwanl*
Ktwanl. ru
P... t» On
n
ifetvcrlon
Program Thi. Week
the
BY SPECIAL
WRITERS
opinion ,
tl
77 ZJTi
least, the Southern la o .f.c Co.
POTUICK I.L M 11 is
IttLD AT CH 11 HCH
A .pUn ad pot lu- k dinner was
«njoyid at the Congregational chur-
eh Monday evening After which
a very interest»*. r program w m g iv -
cn Th- W«bb-Boawell quartet was
imeh enjoyed. Mi * Minnie Tout* a
worker in th,. Mission field in Kho-
d-siu Africa. g»vo a very enter­
Inina talk m her experiences there
taining
ming tauten ner .xperiencMtnere.
the ^
co,,fCtion.
Mr. D.
C.
Howard gave a *ery inatfwtiv« talk
on the
cultivation and car. of
garden. Mrs. Fl»ie Christisen read
nn original p ent written _bv h*r
sister. Mia® Alice Ebehard. A plant
sa’ e was also hdd in the afternoon
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A n!no
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A
nine hole golf rnnr,
course
has
been
completed at the Echo Rod and Gun
ciub,
The „!,0!1,h. Hmrqua community
fnir wH1 be hdd at CanyonvtlK op
r Ilnmaon
Iliirrison favored
us with numer- Octbober 17
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Dr-
luvorm. u.
al.l.a,
.n l
P ,)l..t-.l
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t.
ous si dis and Mr. Pollard gave a
lhe McMiilan <k Son Garage at
-p’.et.did talk on Chu»U»u service. Waldport is occupying a new fire-
Mgs. Harrison also spoke briefly, resistant building.
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The "Loyal Scouts" of the Kinton
Sunday school with their parents
and othee Inid»»*
w#re very
pli a*antly entertained Friday eve­
ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
O H. Peterson of Kinton. Their son
Orville was the host of the eve­
ning. Games were played and n gen­
eral good time was had by those
present.
Light refreshments were served
during) the evening.
Arrests
Doll Rishee, aaaault and battery.
Matt Vrlkak, liquor charge,
K. M. Hotchkiss, charge of driving
whl'e drunk-
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9ANTLY ENTERTAINED
Mrs. V. A. Wood, Mrs. N. A. by
fteld and Mrs. C. C. Bsach were
joint hostesnes Tuesday
afternoon
In a farewell surprise party given
at tha hrtme of Mr*. Wood in honor
4>f Mfa. Jama* Under She was giv­
en a handkerchief shower after
which "500’
Was played. High
I Ore waa won by Mr*. D. A. Rohse
second by Mrs. Doy Gray and con­
solation by Mr*. Geo. Thyng. Those
present were the Mesdames: Pinder.
Gray, Rohse, Engelke, Huntly, Stipe,
Summers, Lassiter. Thyng. Erick­
son, McKeriher, C. E. Allen, Young,
Livermore. Sprague. Olmstead, By­
field Beach, and Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Pinder left for Ore­
gon City Wedneeday.
O R. Bagley, Circuit Judge Is hav­
ing Court in Tllamook County this
week.
A meeting of the special com- I
milieu appointed at tha last Cuun-J
cii ineeiing with the members ol ’
! the iown Council waa held at tne _
kBOW
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MRS. HARDINGHAM
ENTERTAINS, LUNCH
Ä I L Y
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AVV>\
c f the state of Or,
Oregon
brought Beav.rton a good deal of
recognition by his work at the Ore-
gon State College last year. He has
M R g A N D E R S O N , M RS.
l n / .r 'o
•
im v n n r n
“ Mnounced as the 'vrinner
K I ( » G S A R E H O N U K L l ) the freshman honor award, that is
presented annually by the Industri-
Mrs. Floyd Tefft and Mr». R. D. »1 Art» Club «rf -t t a t wHege, for
^ ounir prave a surpnse party as a the most outstanding work doae bj
farew .ll in honor o f Mr. and Mrs. a first year *tu^
. *>*
J, A . Anderson and Mrs-
Ollie year. Alder* is» ^eli known here
Riggs Thursday
Thursday evening
evening “ 500", and While, attending the local high
refreshments were enjoyed by l* .«e school he was elected* ‘ « • ^ r e r .r i
present, who wew. M e and Mrs. the atuda^t body. His mother died
J. A. A^uerson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed some years ago. and his father
‘ Mr- riv? Mrs. B- J. W ood- ralr 1 the large family of boys alone
Mr. and M-s. Pan Daly, Mrs. muc to his credit.
L Hughecn. Mrs.O.
L-
Mrs O. Riggs, Mr. and
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Mrs- 0 . H. Brieten. Mr. and Mrs- TI >'Y P L A N E IS P R O V -
R. D. Young, Mr». Elizabeth Davis,
£ \
AIR * WORTHY
Mrs. F. Tafft.
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* A ttny plane, which is said to
be the very first aipnlane to be
built in Washington county, has been
proven airworthy by test flights,
recently made. This plane, when
empty, weighs only 425 pounds. The
builders say that, with its 35-horse-
power motor, has a speed of 95
miles an hour. They sny that it
has atced perfectly under a variety
of air conditions, among them, high
wjn(j 3
The builders of this t’» tp ard Les
and George Long and Je»se Watson
of Cornelius. Les Long was the de-
tifrr^r
construction was done
in the' Long radio plant, north of
Cornelius. The Long brothers ard
considering, manufacturing the ship
commercially.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. L- Myers enter-
tained Mrs. Florence Johnson ot
DiRey and Mrs- Nellie Myers of
Portland at dinner last Tnursday
evening in honor of their little son,
Hobby's third birthday.
E m e € r Fields ^
taken up his
T llamook while Mrs Fielda
hi* mother, will visit this week in
uortiant; i-*
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later she will visit her
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at, 'L e^ ist^n. ’
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d<tU"
dhter at Lewiston, Idaho.
Six tables of “ ¿OQ ’ were in play,
at the aftsniqon card party, s;,on-
s.-rvd by theBcaver Social Club,
aftrnoon. First prize went to
Wed. aftxnoon.
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Mrs. Shard, second to Mrs Ldgar,
and consolation to Mrs F. Schoer.e.
Mrs. G. Schaik fell Thursday o f
l **4 week and broxe her arm at
tJ*e w n s:. Dr. C- £ . Mason reduced
t a fracture and sh* it reported
»s well a , could be expected unde,
»be circumstances, lh e Schalke a.e
proprietors of the Aloha Dairy.
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I jF A V L R i O N S A L D E N I
p . t, i \ f ' l i \ 'iq i ••K’ l i A T * ’
PLE D G ED
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One student from Beaverton ana
two from Huber have been pledged
to fraternities at Oregon State eol-
Nearly 400 new
members
joined the d5 social fratarnitles on
tha campus during the ’ rush weex
period just closed,
Those pledged are: Beaverton,
James Underwood,
Alpha
Sigma
Phi; and Huber, Timothy and James
Coleman, Sigma Gamma.
TUNNEL MEETING TO
BE HELD IN KINTON LAUREL
H L. DavenporTof Portland, who
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Mrs. Jenny Harding-ham enter­
tained at luncheon laat week her
mother Mrs. Emma Hocken and
her sisters Mr*. A. B Clement, Mrs.
Harcy Pierce, and Mrs Nellie Thorpe.
A*
Mr. and Mis. R P. Young and
Mi»a Maxine 8 hannep of Portland
who i* a teacher in the Vancouver son Jack -pent Saturday and Sun-
High School and who formerly spent ihty at Newport. Mr. Young trying
two years tea<h:rg music in the h g lu-k at deer hunting nmt fishing.
Trnlveralty at Kyoto Japan. I* or­
Construction' has been started at
ganising a cl»sa In music in Beaver­
ton. Sh* will maet h#r pupil« at Forest Grove on Market Road No.
th«? /tom# of Mr». F. W. Cady ; 6 .
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MRS. PINI)ER GIVEN
A FAREWELL PARTY
Short Items About
Wilson I» Elected Cliiarman, Ai.u
Recorder in /u g , Secretary
U
I'eople . Have D in-
The in oecunxig the ruent-oi-way
(¿ t the. Many
7 Beaverton
.
stiwt«*
wetk end Cueatin
*Lxty-ioot
street
but
Uture
waa
no
Imp1 oi m u n(s Ever Ludi risk u
one who seemeq tq be willing, to 1
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say ju*t what they would lake for
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Estate of M iry Stewert,
shows
personal property velue et $5000.
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’- h er portion in front of their place . 1 Mr’ ^ m’ Mat2kc '* ver* m wlth
One of the most welcome, if not
Beaverton Kiwanis Journeyed to
A. E. W ilson was elected chairman pneraoni**
the most welcome, sights that coula
Peniniulft thi* Wfe|| f^r their r e f- awl Kecorder Thyng, gecietary oi
Sunday dinner guests at the M.
greet the eyes of loyal Deavertontans
u ;*r meeting i*
held with the t^€ mteting and they went on re- C. i'cK a.ch er hi>me were A J. Moos-
HEDGE
IS
JUDGE
OF
how into »igni Thursday when a
plutagians at that
place. About cortf as asking for a survey of the ey and Paul Franz of Portland.
crew of men set to worn m earnest
A PECULIAR CASE tw
n ty B « n her* a m present. The street with thi, idea that ttm sixty-
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a
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t-a
m
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M L .. tif
to till ,ii the ditch thst has bqeil
Tt
h rt
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^ .^ - w a y
should L* ohtuineu E,ko 1,‘L y e ls f o"f t o ^ T e l l Thurs-
wj-i-ii along tim noi ih side of Front
owcvi, pie.u.ii.u.j, *<eP ...*ve vue was hel I lr the office o F c ! E^Hedge ® u*lc b5r th® Hookers. Rey, fatftar ary iimfv’i d ^ a T p o s x i o l e ^ l ^ 'i u ^ d* y and broke a cooPle of hu r‘ J.
stiivt ' .is travelled in its pie.cut Suturdiy afti-moon. Walter Wy*s H<;e»a1“ »’ wa» to
^ , 1 « the Uier that there should be an effort
A
delegation of Rebekaha
location aiu me Hum* liuvc oeeh , f (; rd n H me placed an a<f ‘ For Pr‘nc,Pa!
& t a »'»n in g but made to take out as much of the ir°m the Tigard lodge visited the
go i.u o v c i Ui* rails on the Southern g .|* W. 11 t-ained mail p<.ir;*.t i ’ w »•ftwa* caHe<i unexpectedly to Med- curves a* possible in widening the
Lt -i erton jUOckahhxlge .Tuesday
evening.
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Pacinc.
the Oregon Stimlu. iouraak Mr. A. .. 4. °.n
le* a! Business
and Blreet
F. J. Dietsch supplied the oratory-
CTtatr nut a Wilson said that he
M* s Ethel Edwards and Mr. Claire
"i
° " ‘ “ v“ t '*l-L" ' " ' - i
mac
‘ - a g paying me sum of *15 for him **" 'C * 7 . **"*“ “ *** •*—sy- .4
wouia get- in touch with the acting O e t n wc-r- di -ner guests at t- ■
would » c m that eveiyhody should He took th;. d >g to Arlington to 1 * Builder-
Cit^ Engineer and enucavor to have home of Dr. ar.d Mrs. C- E. Mason
he conv«r.ittiit w.ih the inutu-r. There hunt I-rd 1 with him. Th» Jipg; ^h»t
T4*« ue *4 muetrng will be h«M the survey made a* early as possi- Sunday.
has been moic 111 k wasted U 1 » »csre^l th* «»u^ *0 bad^y that he k 4 Fairyale
where the ladies of ble. A fter the survey is made, it
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a *v n 11 i t
sale to say lu writing to tha buu- sfnrVd' running and they saw Ba 'b «4 community will be hostesses for is expected that there will be «noth- .. b*v ,
ra' “ ^ 5 , the Uoll>' Ma
them Hu<-ific ami in wr.ung their more of him. Itilyen asked Nr Ms tk« Fairvale Community club which er meeting to get prices on just , “ I 1
v * t th •
rcpl.fi Ulan h ..-4 been u-.ed on any money husk. Wyes demanded his dog h *■ *>e<?r> »n existence f o r a nutibet how much the property owners are
c
at tne‘r
regular
meeting
Monday.
ohu otl.tr project concerning
the
The rase was derided against
yv»r>^ That dub used to neat gping Vo ask for their strip along
Wy.«a, ard ho was ordered to pay *4 !ll,e Shattuck s<$hntil h«u»» k»us the ffont, \ as to widen this street,
Mr. ar.d M r . C D. Alie.i and Mr.
Town of Beaver.on-
{1?!?« fhsn |$e>»Jand platted the town
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and M r . Oscar Hum burg returned
Lately, however, there has been tie $15 plus coat# of $2.10
Thursday from a week's motor trip
jr. gross made. There waa a sort uf
•ft
t hal v
BS ALOHA P.-T. A. MEETS
GlencuVan,
11 ^ 43 dub moved into
- Bicvi” e:it Pstwfcn the Cit) WHITFORD WOMEN’S
AT * SCHOOLHOUSE fa Can da indudin* Vancouver B C-
new quarters which they had built
The little son o f Gerhardt Claus-
and the tjouthern Pacific that if the
CLUB
HAS
MEETING
for
them
selves
City Would put in the tile and till
The
P-
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met
at
the
school
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j The hall where they
rill moot
the ditch from the corner of
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T le Whitferd Womens club met ___
son and Front b u ., that they, the
__ n oonahlerable of an ration uf Pon e Dc Leon and his
that it was
m road company, v.ould taka thv wenncaaay ait-m oon wun a good und'e i,^krrg u a ut putti, g it light- “ Fountian of Youth’’ was given by
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. VanKleek
dramuge from there and’ supply a sttendsr.c* Mis H. Ehander was
It j(
# building of which any Miss Grand’s pupils, “ Finger Plays” and daughter Catherine spent tha
under their
their a v‘f °f* Mra- Thomas *J*T-*nd waa community mi-b t well be proud
means for it to run under
"*8 given by Mrs. Barkers little week end visiting with her parent*
track.
the hostes*. Asaer a roll call of items
' no ritual »h »u, ,K» Ki ^w s Mrs. Nifson of the girls Indus- .Mr. and Mrs- J . A . Anderson of
of m ur st gleaned from current
>• no
»h«us the K i- i trial
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The crew of men Who wvro at -
want. mAetina. And ax this din- triaJ
»cnooi.at aaiem
gave a ver; Portland,
interesting
talk
on
the
life
and
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Mr. ar.d Mrs. R. D- Young enter-
|\ tlic.r actions timi they ex pec tan
mtc.in|r on
a M;«a Me- wsnian* next week is open to all
tlea ot
t f ff ff te»
^ iand.
t1andt C cake
at d n er Thursday evening.
U ties
ef he,r g 8 r f s: t Cr
Kike Uincd at
,f was aerved
served on lovely little tables in b<mor
h<jn<jr of ^
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and M rj. j A x *.
tm .r c.tipio>ei<, the Sout/tein i ocU- ________
w ,y . , lt<.rt,
v g lh t _
' _ members
by wh<> wiah to avail themselves of
itt ft Co.,
only till
llll that ditch reading eveerpta
Lu.. Would
wrouhi not
nut unlv
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oveerpt* from we
wo oM news-
n ew s-
*4. let uv
ui suggest that masmucK
inasmuch «X
ax in Mrs. Barker
roorn^ A vote wa aer-on
and daughter Jean and Mrs.
tut that they were going to go to pap r cared the Vicksburg Sunset *»««™ ¡» *>•*»» P«4 « 'X K *« rttort taken by the vW tor. The two grad- Olir* Rlggs,
the a e l and cover up the ent’ re pnuud ™
W.1I-P.P,,
V lek.- <• b r ip ,
W .J O . “
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Mr. .r d !
ditch. Una will he one of the most
1111 , 01 taut improvements ever under­
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taken here. There is now a movement 2 **•
or. loot sponsored by the Kiwanis
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little ’ w
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acquainted
with
lnere la8t weeK-
Mi*d Beaverton Ctlgglbe* of Com-
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Overton
who under-
mei.<- to have the site grudeu and NINE MEMBERS SIT AT
neighbor to the east. Ladies are B»rk»r. Mrs Larson, Mrs. Beattie
aped and probabi) ....... Into
R IP T IID W
T \ It I K invRed.tco- And perhaps there will
and Mrs Schwinoff were on the pro- went an operations fo r appendicitis
r *4*4 * 111 * ' *
1 H D L -r . be a litt’e somethtng said about
gram committee. Mrs. Barker acting
recently, returned from
the ho
a nice park.
thy tunnyl. about the super west- chairman. About seventy five were Saturday. She is convalesing at the
Tuts certainty u a »u p in the
The local grange met Saturday
highway to Salem, to be called present and enjoyed the afternoon, home of Dr. C. E. Mason,
tigiit d.ruction. Those who have been
Nine mern- ~ n ,t n oneeT Highway" and about
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Visitors at Portland Chapter O-
concerned in bringing about this with a good
?tt. at th
,w * r « w
movement, the United ALDLN \V IL S iO N W I N b
E. S. Tuesday evening from Bea-
improvement are to be congratula­ m - ha ^ i.frt 1 V*01?
birthday tab.e. A feature of the pro-
Westside Clubs. Ever hear of that
1 W ARH
FOR
W O R K verton warp Mrs
Emrelke D r /
ted. They number tou many to me.
gram w a. a dahlia
exhibit. Mr
M ,ire Want to know a little more
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t UK
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^ e r e _Mrs.
Engelke, _ Dr.
Talbert, Mr*. Gorham, Ewer, Mrs.
'uib "thi
Cuv T Council
cu n n l * the
rf,k ,r won RpMjmen
,ir#t prUe , nd
toT Mrs.
the about"
Alii'en Wilson, son of A. E. W il- Ham«1, Mr. airi M_s A. M. Jannseu
club,
the City
the *Cham
Cham- * Je!**
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inrtividual
for th, R t ? u Then
W " C come
is to
one the o dinner
f the
town, haa :.r.d Mrs. V. A. Wood.
ber of Commerce and last but not B K. „ onre, w„ n the prile for
thing«'«ver undertaken in
» * * * ■ of this
This la One Of the Most Important
Beaverton Boys Take
Game From Amity
PEOPLE ARE WILLING
IO WIDEN hi KELT
M arri.tgrs l.irense* Issued
Gerii O. Ii’ridgcs and Mattie Pearl
’ utrrum both of Gaston.
Lawrence 8 . Snodgrass, Forest
Grove ar<f Alta V. Belsh-e, Hanks
R. 1.
—Gertrud» Martin Christensen.
a :
nlFaifvale Club To
Put on Big Dinner
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PAINTERS
PAINT THE CHURCH
A c r e w o f men have been busy
in Kinton the first of the w^ek. get- ^ m g the p u t week P »»tin g th*
ting the people interested in a meet- «»¡arch tlw0 f ° ata .o f
tug whieh was held In Tigard. Tue*- The work is being done b) painters
day of this week. It is expected « « * » Laurel: The kiaton Lades
tbit there
will be a similar m ^ t- A*d .ociety >• hav m , the mb t e a
ing held
*t Kinton at an early It will be a credit to th* town when
date so those who
»re interested
completed •• it has
needed to uo
will watch
for notice of this meet- done for »ome time .________
ing.
MR. AND AIKS. SNIDER
Ivan Swift has rented the Ford-
HAVE MANY GUESTo
ney house on Hamilton St. and
has moved his family here. It will
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Snider o f
He remembered that Mr. Swift ua»
charge of th„ Portland Electric Store Whitford, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sm-
here and ia active in promoting that ^or ani' ^aml'Y ° /
i*rove have
company’s interests in this vicinity »*en guests during the past we k
He is the most recently elected a t ,t.*ie t^ me
,,an^ Mi*. J. C.
( number oi tha Kiwanis,
k Snider, Plqpsant Valley road.
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