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VOLUME VIII, NO. 11.
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liver Address Here
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MY MONO
' I cm.r.ot slug my song»," I Mid,
“ Whan winter cloud« low’r dark and drear."
Then like a glow ot sunshine .tied,
A iara-song Iloale«
warm and clear.
And aa the eonir rose full and aw««t,
bund acenaa w et« visioned to my eyea,
Vi ide fields of growing, wind moved wlivat,
‘Neath June -time a dawn flushed <>ietl skies
Daughters Of the Union
Veterans Will Put On
A Fine Spread
Now over valley, hill and vale,
I see the footprint« o f the Spring,
And In the vo.ces of the iralo,
I near Uie aonifs that I must sinff.
— Gertrude Martin Chriatenacn
Short Items About
People We All Know
TO BE GOOD PROGRAM
Ueisland Will Tell About The Tu
alatin Valley 1 umici project
os
H IT E O N
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Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
NEW S
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Governor A. W. Norblad will b«
the principal speaker at the Kebru-
ary meeUng of tne ileaverton Cnam-
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Friday,
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fU O Per Year
I S l L i i b i V i L Ï P A S S I iN G
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Mrs. Josia Perkins of llilladaia,
youngest uaugnter of Mr. and Mrs.
i-ouia alata died of appendicitu
lust week. Intarinent wae utau« si
the Union Cemetery at Cedar Mills,
aunuay afternoon-
Mr. I’nul Trooat, father of Mrs.
N. W. Gorham, died at Ins residence
at 2 ool Division at- Turtiand, Bsl-
uruay, February 8 , at the a|fc of
85 years ar.d lt> months, lie is sur
vived uy five sous and tnree daugh
ters. runeral services were belu at
rinisy s cnapel. aiouday atternoon
witn cotuniuuieiit at Lincoln memor
ial i'ark-
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February 11, 1930.
i KIN TON
™ssm. No Definite Action
Harry A. Richards was a guest
of relatives and friends in Fort-
land, Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Young are
seen riding in a Kord sedan which
Matter Of iioldin* A Dance
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.
At rairvale Is Rcier
red Tu ______
Committee
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Kraus and
family of Tualatin were
Visiting
among relatives around town Sun-
«Uy.
KOLL C A L L N O T GIVEN „ “ ' / S « S Ä
Noyes Ueporta
On
Progress
lig a rd -ü e s verton
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with reativea
On Work Sunday,
Koad
F
The regular meeting of the U-
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p i u r y n ip
L i t i o 1 C t l l v C ' I r l t v l 1 V J r ^ nitad Wefu.de Clubs was held at
“iT S l,“
around
town
’p“";b~ Schedule
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Hillsboro’s Price
For Occupation Tax
Is Discussed
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B,LLS ARE l’KESENTEl»
last
All Members of Ihe Town Govern*
meat
Are
Present
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Holboke at- I
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V
■ coua,n w
° r* * ° n C,ty U* t
What is said to havs been a very
meeting
of the
CHy
VVedM,ad* y’
Council convened at the Town Hall
Mr. and Mrs- John Valentin« of •M<)n<“ y evening o f this week. Th«
Portland were Sunday gueeU oi
°* th# meeting disclose
*Wf* Valentine • brother, H. J. Val- bo* “ J#** ®°mewhat as follow#,
fcntine and wife«
^ * members of the Town govern-
ber of Commerce to be held Uns
SLiClLS lb GIVEN the Garden Home school house on
Tuesday evening
of this
week.
svsnmg (rriusy, Kcorusry 14) at
6 . JO p. m. in the Masonic Temple
The largest crowd that has yet Somethin« like two hundred were
Miss Cuciti e llite has returned to
several
from
in ilea verton.
alUi.dsd toe series of card parties present, including
net w o,* at the Western Uutou Ol
ine above should be enough to g.cen by the KeLSksb Ncodie and heaverton
la .« in Portland.
fill the building to capacity.
But copiai Club in tne J. (J. O. F. hall,
President Lippert dispensed with
Mr. snd Mr,. J. R. Iraniel. and S r t ^ j ^ U s o ^ T . t r E r S l
miss routine Weal who has been 11 it is not enough, the.« are a few met r r.doy evanmg.
the roll call ae he said that there F. J. Holboke wore among those §CTl aJ1(j Recorder Dietseh were
staying in roruauu was borna tor other details which m*y interest the
Fuw-cn bibles were in play. Mrs. were so many member clubs that who were transating business in Mnt as weil as a f^w re^laent
Comings and Goings of tne week end.
good people of tins vicinity—Tor in- Gerg« sispes, of Sherwood
won :t would take up too much time to Portland during the week.
After calling the meeting to or
get responses from all.
'
, Arter caning the meeting to or-
M i». Citas, t an. h o c k enterlaiueu stance, the Laughters of the Union first prise for iatLea, Mrs. B. lteeves
People In and About
Delegates wer. present from two
Broth* ra oi Sherwood have der, the Malor stated that they were
Uie tveoeaan Ciuo ta.t i uuoday ami Veterans of the Civil War have a- second, and Mrs. V- A. Woods, con-
not .«¡.«-w
here-to-fore
mem-!
b**n , . bu*Jr dur,ritf
of . eon-
-iu re mem
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__. r *d l . OT the. . - Purpose
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Beaverton Vicinity
sixteen nieuineiu
and one viauoi greed to put on a spread, a teed, A soiation. Andrew Denholm won tust new clubs, , ..«v
KHGL'LAK
HANQUHT! !
The.« priae for n.sn. Jack Kaynard, s e - , bers of this orgnnustion, Reedvilie P“ ntln* ^
w»«d work on the ^dering the purchase o f a sit« to
were present.
move
the
Town
Hall
to.
At
the
for
"girls" as they call themselves, num- cuiid, iur. V. A. Woods, consolation, and Hazeldale A. M. Jannsen re- n nur 01 ^
K™“ * * hali.
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mer meeting the Council had
under
Mr. aim Mis. il- Mettent.ns and ber among Uismselvvs some of the C A Tins
II•
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w
evening
elling
C
ended
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M
me
IC
Allvu
scries
Vi
of
j'**o«iivwsa
presented
tvcEUvitiE,
Reedvilie.
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He
O
stated
la
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W
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that
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Mr.
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and
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Mrs.
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Card
man
RUU
and
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son
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BY SPECIAL WRITERS Mrs. Chas. Van altea attended Uie
from Portland are occupying
the
Z .‘ 0U e ,
eorner
very best cooks in this vic.mty, , parties and the grand priae* were he expected that Mr. Imlay of the
Itvweaan lodge at Ceaverton last cooks to whose tables anyone, even i aiso given to the o.ies holding the Reedvilie Feed Co. to be present ) houae on the H. J.
Valentine ranch r, 01 .jKi„
,*»1 r*i!rikl ***
v?*i *
lueeday night.
the Governor, might feel honored to highest score for the six parties but Mr. Imlay did not respond to recently occupied by Chas. Watkins, .«.ted th*t
°
1 nJan
1 ®°B
Social Activities Are Krsumed To
j Mr. Jaeger won fust grand priae
m e. ihe C itf Club of Port-
Mr. , nd Wrs E u Cox
| the ™
H.U
'Ihe gins Loyal Senior e Sunday , b. mviU-d But enough of that.
Certain Extent After Sturm
school class ot ine Cnurch of Cnrtsi
•k
I ,a : : r* r d • pr° - i 0r 1* d,e* a; d Mr- Andi‘* W l>,nhoim- ¡ * " 1 “ l a
uv r
V U
Vltaon ^
T hu" u. y
the home which could be purchased for *200
of Ucaverlon iie.d their
monthly gram which should be of interest to first pr.*« for men
I
. » I *• E Brown
o f Mr. and Mrs. Charles V.nKleek and the street assessments-
Another series of parties w.U be
Minutes of the previous meeting 1 of Hiteon. Mr. Cox made a business
party at Uie home of Miss Elizaostn each and every citisen of this vicm-
J. W. Raynard. who was present
ity. Georg« Lippert, Pres.deut of given. The first oris will be held were read and approved as read. trip to Beaverton, incidentally.
Lsonaid Adams left for Los An Struihera Finlay evening.
offered a building just west of
The United Westside Club, will tell Friday evening, February 21. A fter Following this reports were called
geles Saturday.
M i. and Mrs. C. W. Struihera and
Mias Bertha Geng, who has been
Sf. ° n F L?t *trw t ,which h
J
us something of "Selling Oregon to six parties,
the person receiving tor from the standing committees.
M rs. Juna Cooper enjoyed a trip Mr. anu atra. J, L. H aggerty spent Oregonians." Dr. C. E. Mason, than h.gh score will be awarded the A. Melin of Fairvaie reported that making an exUnded v „ .t with her
' h i JZ A
° a
rliurndoy
aliernoun
Vtaiting
atr.
tv Camas, vtaiu, Sunday.
whom w# have non# better qualified grand prize.
there was going into effect s con- grandparenU, Mr. and Mrs. August thre* hu” f red doWn * nd ^
and Mis. C. W. L ogs.s near U«u-
Mailman.'!, ■etumed to her home in !*"C* ° ” '° n* t,rae p“ yn£ nU wlth
to speak on the subject, will tell All these parti«« have been well «¡derab'e charge in the
Ore«oi,
M. t . Ayres, and Mrs. Lilly Car
Salem
interest at six percent. ThU mat-
verton, uiso Mr. and atra. (Mieiwin
US how to “ Sell Beaverton to Bea- attended, and the crowd is drawn Electric pas&nger schedule but that Salem, Saturday.
ey spent Sunday at Uie home ot
ter was finally laid on the table
Sc nulls near towao Station.
vcrtonlans.'* Ben Keisland will bo from a wide scop* of territory. All the other passenger carrying util-
Mr. and Mrs. T. U. Uenney.
Miss Barbara Keller of Portland, without any definite action being
Mr. and M is. L. U. itile, Mr. and prsnsnt and have something to t«!l good card players should be there 't es had not yet reported and con-
niece of Mrs. J. C. Snider, bought taken.
or. and Mrs. J. U. tiouo v»ns
Mrs. Charles Van Kiosk, and Mr. of the Tualatin Valley Tunnel pro- February 21. and get a good start templated change of schedule.
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_ of gum and won
ww„
the
lucky ,____
package
The Occupation tax came up for _
dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs tt. and
Mrs
it. McUviltme attended Jert
This is naming only . few. toWArd th« final «core.
J h e ^ * ideBt ^ * d for *
j the nice qu.lt at the drawing held discussion a^d seemed to meet with
S. tv stau, Oil Wednesday evening
the joint installation ot Schotts anu
Plan» have been arranged to have
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from C. J- at ckney but he was
t},e
r^enHy.
unanimoml
a vnmv.i
Tnilji-.,..’.
Mr
limes of liileon has
uwer the Litonder garage.
taken
Mrs. SjvsiBtm ot iciamaui raus
visited at me nome ot ner Uiuiusi,
1 igard lodges ot Odd rsiiow s and
neoeaah s iie.d at Scuoils last Wed-
Livsniiois,
and ibunuay
neaday ngihl.
or,
nsuiuwoay
LEO M ALONE Ï OUTFIT
Mr, anu Mrs. U. b. Welsh anu
daugntsr L o » wore dinner guests
i uvvuay «vsuiiig, ot Mr. anu air*.
J. U. Konti o< Uilisooro.
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E A L L L b iV L .
Among U>s men and women who
appear exclusively In western mo
Mrs. W. H. Buyu called on Mis.
Hugo LsWis at tne Lmanuel lloa-
pitai lussuay anu rvpoits n«r tin-
proving
tio1i picture» there is develuplug a
nvw aristocracy, and the Leo Malo-
ney outfit, appearing in numsious
western tealurcs, Is perhaps the
most aristocratic western organiza
tion In Filmland.
In "Two-Gun of the Tumbleweed."
Leo Maloney's latest picture, show
Miss Lesina tioour.cn who make*
ing Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at
hcr noms wan Mr, a>id sirs, lu t
thv Bvavei Thcalra, the cauil in
ti« ou lue ue ime y Road spent in«
cludes 1’eggy Montgomery, a new-
wes» «HU ui tiarusu Ito ine am i
| comer born in Illinois and a direct
her mother.
descendant of several generations of
kir. C. L- Gasasti who has bean Mississippi Valley saltiers; Jose-
very 111 Willi pneumonia is inipiov- phine Hill, daughter, granddaughter
lng. Mr. anu mr*. L. Mueruig nave and great granddaughter of Caiif-
oecii staying wan mr. anu mr* j ornia pioneers; Joe Kickson. born
tiassell ao*ut.iig ui Uis caie oi mr. in Muntsna; Frederick Dana, who
Cesseti.
refuses to advance any information
concerning his ancestry, but who
can ride, shoot, rops and talk like
iiU a il
1U
the best of them; Whitehorse, who,
G a > la A A
t / i L i v L t l i t a* a whit« haby, was practically
I ■-
' “
ad..pud by Ind ana and roared by
T'ii« Uii.aooru High acnvoi are them; Bud Osborne was born in Te-
pieparmg an operetta to be given | xas; and Bib 1 urns in Montana.
ir.ua y, rsbiusiy I «in in lue ii.g>:
Mi«, busan Osaient and uaugn-
tsi Aia.« »pent uia wc«a-«nu
in
Bsavsrtou. ilivy rsturnau
to MC-
M.iiiivui« ounusy evening.
J
Bcuuoi Auditorium.
ihe play is cenlored in Holland
and the acting and ••nging will be
very hunierous--using the Mutch
accent,which will make it very in
teresting.
The operetta is under the direc-
lion of Mrs. Sandifur. It is to be
p three act play and will furnish
you with twq hours of entertain
ment. The setting is to b«
very
colorful and artistic due to tho de
signing of Ml»a Nex and the actual
work of the students. The Frceed-.
of this operett» will be for the II gh
.•rhonl Annual-
Tl)« curtain will r!<*e at 8 P. M.
LOCAL GRANGE HAS
A MEMORY CONTEST
JOINT INSTALLATION
OF LODGES IS HELD
The joint installation of the Car
rie b'ennett Olden tent no. 21, ol
Hillsboro, and
Mero L.
Tanner,
Tent number Id. Laughters of Vet
erans of the Civil War, 1861 to
1*65, was held in the Veterans hull
in Hillsboro, Monday even.ng. Mist
Stevens, department president. Mrs.
M Becker, department treasurer,
and Mrs. Brandom. department se
crotary, all
of
Portland,
the
Department Installing Officers, were
present, and officers of both tents
were duly installed.
After the installation
a short
program was
rendered.
Delicious
refreshments were served by th#
Hillsboro tent.
The members of the looal tent
that wsrt present are: from Bea
verton I Mrs. Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
; Hulett. Mr« Humhurg. Mr*. Stump
1 and Mrs. Whitworth; from Aloha;
| Mrs. Albaugh, Mr. snd Mrs Bartell,
Mrs. Eilerson, Mrs. Frank Kelly;
Mrs. Franken from Multnomah.
The local grange met Raturdsy
with a gool attendance A fsstur*
of special interest was the program
l i the afternoon. A memory contest
of poem* from the pen of Edgnr
Guest was much enjoyed. A large
number took a^vantagy of this psi-t
of the program.
Harris
Hansen,
Worthy Mister,
gave two
very B E A V E R C H A P T E R
pleasing vocal aolot,
The attendance contest which ha* j
H AS
___ M E E T I N G
Seen conducted the
paat
th re e '
months under th« leidemhip of the I leaver Chapter No. 109 met A cl.
Worthy Master and the lecturer w r ii evening with a Large attend mce. It
closed with the side of ths I^ctur- ! t clng the eighteenth anniversary of
er as winners. The losing side will 1 the Chspter. the charter memne-s
entertain the winners at some fu ^re were honored as special guests cf
data Mr. end Mrs A. H Flint, tho evening. Each guest was pre
and daughter of Scholls were visit sented w th a beautiful corsage. Mr
Clyde Evans of Portland, who as-
ors.
s'sted In the Institution
of the
F V F R F T T M F T Z E N T T N E Chanter, was nlso present. The pro-
‘
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qrsm numbers were two whtstlng
C I \ I',8
A
P A R T Y solos by Edvard Jannsen. two vo
enl numbers by a grdp of the ln-
Ever« tt Metrintine
entertained dies In which they were garbed in
nine of h's friends at a birthday old fashioned clothes. Salsd, cake.
party Friday night. Although this nnd coffee were served. Valentine
party wsa dtdayed on account of the \ decorations and a birthday cake al-
atorm to was none the less enjoya- , so added to the festivities of the
hie. snd the children report a splen- evening,
d'd time. The evening was spent ;
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phying games followed by a lovely
The Machon building at Coquillo
lunch including ths birthday cake. | has been Improved.
W E D D IN G _ flE L L S
R IN G
^ ^ 2 r t ! d t r«Sie«T’h £ w , L 2
Mr- *nd Mrs. W am n WiUon have »«hedul« of prices was presented out
T,*Va
was thought that their business
en th« proposed Btaverton to Ti- been making some repairs to the
interior of the.r home on Pleasant firms were paying more than it
* “I d market road Project.
The matter of holding a dance at Valley road, during th« past week. woa!d be advisable to ask from the
,,
, ,,
,
’ business places here. There seems
Fairvaie to attempt to raise some
.
Mrs. Charles Thompson to be about twelve hundred dollars
futuU tor the organiz.tion was re -j ar.d daughter Roberto spent -funu-> a year nee<Wd #nd it Was ^ ^ t
to " coram;tt.e« wrucn w“
in Vancouver. Wash., where they
w ilU ^roV
n ri,..
be
named by President Lippert as con- used to live, with formar neighbor* n-red down a considerable and vet
« f th. officers of the club ■ tnd friends.
PÜ T" ^
* consK,*~ W ? * " d
bring in that amount. The county
with Melin and Jannsen represent-
Mr. and Mrs. Kuaffman and fans- seat to said to be realizing many
ig the membership It was thought
ily who own a tract near the school times that amount from their tax
thm‘ ».m eetin g of this committee grounds on Tile Fiat road moved there.
could be arranged for the evening
to Portland the first of the week.
At this ime Alderman Alexander
It eame* near
1
us-
«"■
* ho ^
' ° f Fth^ \ AW ^
^
thU dat' where they will remain for awhile, asked to be excused as he had an
but—the local Kiwani*
club are tron of honor‘ and by
u,,cle‘ WM nfeon,idered and the meeting
Mr. and Mr*. Harry Williamson, engagement. Following that, some
joining In at this meevine- and tho -
Lindberg. The groom was at- will be held subject to the report
Mr. and Mrs
Shelton Taylor and blIls were presented aa follows:
J L en V Y . ^uran^ Vat ttre
by ^
* '> T ^
°f th‘S T ^ ' son Bobbie of Portland, were guests Investor’s Syndicate, January
wiII 1 » something mtereHing in
bride wor* * * own of W* ck P* nr<?
Mr* Ho|f* n K* V* *eVerml P* rfor'
payment .......................... |9i A )
•tructlve and wholly worth while ve!vet wilh
and a corsage mances at
the piano displaying last Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Louise VanKleek, Pleasant Valley “
HatoUn, pail and paint
4.20
If you mix* this meeting you will of orchids and ,HiM of tbe
va,,Py yreat U,ent‘
of her
Piore*r Publishing Co., pub-
have something to regret
Mrs. Meyers wore an aqua marine took part in the program. Among; rom<j#
lishing treasurer's report 15.00
Better get out and secure
that * oWT' of * * ° rfr* tU The flow*T * irl thc,m were ‘ hi Misses schocnhaus
5. H. Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. R. p j . Dietseh, recorder’s sa-
ticket RIGHT N O W ! ! H - E - Y ' was the bride's ptuee, i*ally Moe and Amizich who sang very nicely. Pomeroy and three daughters rao-
imry {oT j anuary ............
25.00
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‘ >l*y«r*. who led the wedding pro- Geo. Gibson, another pupil sang a
tored to Scappoose Sunday morning
i > ese were referred to the fl-
f l p p 'o P V V P D T t t v
cession with a basket
of
spring tenor solo and responded to an en-
where they spent the day with Mr nanee committee and Alderman Le-
L - u V t r x r i b a w n i n e w , Cowers.
core, . « d i d thn two young ladies '■ H- Pomeroys brother and wife, wis ginned them, signifying his ap-
r K IE iiiD s A I
rA K T Y
The reremony wss performed by Mrs. Louise McLaughlin’s reading
proval that they be paid.
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Rev. W.Tiam Jackson,
of th# Ovrl- portraying a back-seat-driver dis- who reside there.
Messrs. S. H. Pomeroy, August
Mr and Mrs. Guy Csrr enter- ton Paptist church,
p'ayed a keen conception of some
tained a number of their friends at
The young couple will make their 0f the situations met with in at- Dallmann and Everett Wright at- D I E T S C H S P E A K S A T
a Bridge party, Saturday evening home In Beaverton whsre the groom most all of our lives.
£
H A Z E L D A L E m e e t in g
Those present were Mr. and Mr*, to a well known business man.
Senator
Miller
of Multnomsh
, , .. . .
I. R. Metzler. Dr and Mrs. J. R.
The bride is a we’ l known and county make quite an extended pa triet held at Mountain Home church
C,ty R^ rd« r ,Frank, J- D' eta' h
Talbert. Mr. and Mrs. W.lbur Weed, highly respected young
lady
of triotic address
and Edward
E. tost Wednesday evening.
1 was the principal speaker at the
Dr. and Mrs. R. S, Welsh, Mr and Carlton and has a host of friend» Brown, representing the "City Club"
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cox attended monthly meeting of the Hazeldal«
Mrs, F. W Livermore, Jr., host who will wish the bride and groom
Portland spoke on the “ Develop
the joint installation Odd Fellows Literary society held at the Hazei-
and hostess High honors were won all the best that her venture into ment of Tualatin Valley.’’ His talk and Rebekahs held at Scholls last dale school house on Tuesday eve-
by Mrs- Metzler and Dr. Talbert, matrimony miifrht brtng her.
contained many interesting gesture? Mednesday ocning. Mr. Cox was n
F -i ruary 11.
The consolation went to Mrs. Weqd
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and little sallies of wit. His qaoia- installed as Chaplain
of Lincoln
Following the
legular
routine
and Dr. Welsh
Delores, and Dolly Tuttle of the tjon from Will Rogers was espec lodge and Mrs. Cox, Inside Guard- business transacted at this m ed
>
■ ■
Denney Road
visited
with their ja]jy
ian of Ruby Kebekah lodge.
¡rt, s very interesting and mstroc-
Mr. Webb and a party of the grandmother, Mrs. Flora Schaeffer
neo, ¡ 5 . Mills of DeLake spoke on
I t : i. August Wenzel
and son tive program was presented by the
Ht-Y boys, including Maurice Man- 0 $ Portland over th -1 week-end. One «Good Roads" and J. Gilsdorf ot WiL .un were in Portland, Saturday members erd guests. Mrs. Lemon
ryng, Monroe Shannon, and Herbert feature of their visit which they Huber requested that something be and .pent part of the day with her gave a reading. Miss Whipple, a
Mason attended a committee meet- enjoyed very much was a visit to d ,ne ¡n t),e w iy 0f advertising this hut..and, who to convalescing at reeding, snd Paul Kennedy enter-
ing at th« Portland Y- M. C. A. the swimming pool at the /• W. beautiful valley. This latter was re- the home of th«.r son Alfred, in tained with minstrel music. Several
Tuesday.
C. A.
ferred to the publicity committee.
Portland. Mr. Wenzel expects to be other intere-ting
selections were
moved to his home
on Cooper given, including musical numbers,
mountain
Mr. Dietseh spoke of “ The Power
mount*
in the first of next
ne: week.
. . .
that Compels’*. Those who »Fere not
Mrs. Wright received
, '* or. , as present missed something worth
week of the illness of 1 Her iatner,
...
near Cor- whlle’
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vallis. Brooks,
Mr. and
Mrs.
Wright and son U D C ! rTw riU TT 17 IC t i n V
Mr.
who
resides
William drove their car to Corvai- M K fc . L U U r L K I S Itt/ iN -
is Saturday, where they spent the
O RED
W IT H
P A R T Y
week end. Mr. Brooks suffered a
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stroke of paralysis hut is reported
A cumber of Mrs. JuHa Cboperrs
as q UvGa batter.
friends honored her with s part?
on her 81st birthday. Tuesday eve-
ring. Tbo'e present were Mrs. Molly'
SUNDAY SCHOOL _______
TO
A
17 A I I Y Rice. Miss Adele Rice, Mr- Sher^
HOLD
iv t L L I ^
h.,ow
PortlaT,d vfr. and
,
Mrs. Zimbrick. Mrs. lillian FUIey.
On Sunday Februqq;
1 «. there Mr§ Ruby Poyd Mrs. Mabel A-
wi!l be a Sunday School rally held ]*xawieri
Mrs. Barbara Gorham.
I at t*»* Raleigh school house. There Mrs y A vKeoda, Mrs. E. E. Stipo
will be Sunday school at ten o’clock Mn
r
r Sommers. Mrs. Otto
with a basket dinner at noon. Able
Mrs.
Doy Gray. Mrs.
speakers will talk dunng tne often- M
8titt> Mrs. Mary Summers.
r.oon and at 7:80 s lecture «n Pal- Mrs. H. 0. Stine, Mrs. Myrtle V.
estine will be given accompan.ed by Ne(son Mr9
Sarah Butncr, and
moving pktures Every one to in- Mr9 j
Whitworth' Refreshments
vited to bring their dinner and at-
sandwich« 9. caUe and coff „ were
Probably mclud.ng Mayor Erickson,
Vnp
ir W ’ \I
M A\
be on hard to leceive The Governor
LO CAL
9 1 A .>
ln the name of the City of Beaver-
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,
ten Dr. J R Talbert, President of
* TorborK Trozell of Carlton,
th« local Kiwani« club will he “ Mas- and Elm« r B «",on ot
Beaverton
ter of Ceremonies " H ath. Hanson
married Thursday January 30.
Will favor us with toms of his verv ,#d0' “ lhe hom< of Dr and *
pleasing ysnui «olus-
W L. Cady
n e* Meyers ai Portland, ^Ve..
vv.l b« tberato "psp" up'.he m e ^ Mrs. Meyers being the br.de’s .to-
ing w.th good lively song, »n.i other *«r- Thf ceremony was followed by
thing, of a nature InTndWTo
• "«id .n g «upper at the Portland
this gathering move
nlong
with Hote,‘
, J .
.
■ moothnese and acceleration
The bride was attended by her
D
tel>° '
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Attorney McAlear
of Hillsboro
acting aa spokesman for the Hills-
boro delegation, invited the United
West side Clubs to hold the April
meeting at the Washington county
seat. This after being put in form
of a motion was seconded by C. W
Noyes cf Tigard who made the sug-
gestion that means be somehow se-
cured to broadcast the
Uiilsb'-o
meeting over one of the more pop-
ular Portland stations. T h « was al-
| so., **-*rred I» ‘ he publicity com-
I m 1 riee.
The next meeting of the club.
scheduled for March 11, will be
h?'d nt Hulw-with the Huber Cow-
mercial club ss hosts. This promises
to be a very interesting meeting,
served. Mrs. Cooper wss presented
with a beautiful floor lamp.
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KINTON T. A DIES AID
J Q HOLD
MEETING
n
” ftIy mP„tlng o f
Tad, „ . Aid Sociotv will
k M at thp rhnrrh next Thur
day afternoon, beginning at 2 o -
c,oek AU manlbera an(f
to bp rrP. cnt and „ y othw
,H , „ ,n t v conimur(tv s-e m - t
cordia„ y ,n v t w , n attPnA There wMl
be work on comforters so come pre-
, .
1
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Mrs. E. R Jordan to visiting in
Po-Vard with her mother for a lew
days.