The Beaverton review., March 21, 1930, Image 4

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Interesting Little Notes from the Surrounding Country as
Told by Our Active Special Correspondents Weekly
Mr. and Mrs
Kcmy Wsser o f
R 2 are the parents of a new baby
born March -6.
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"Th e South Umpqua
N ew »" is | The construction o f the Mad
now being published al Riddle b y ! building on Adam» Avenue at
Ita new owner, II J. Wilkins.
j (irandc Is propirising steadily.
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ANNOlMDlTlSTS
The Review
Bethel Church
Edgvr Nelson, »on of Emil Nel-
Nelson had the misfortune to cut o ff
one o f his fingers on Thursday.
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Mrs. T. J. Hanmgan was a guest
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her daughter and family Mrs j
Everett Metzentuie is the proud — Crand Jurors drawn fo r April by B. A Rohse, Monday and Tuesday. 1
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Clerk o f Court: Henry Scheuerman.
owner of a loud speaker radio.
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Andrew J. Kreel, Ole From, Geo.
Miss Busan Emmeraon of Aloha |
Mr. and Mrs. Sample were call­ B Ortman. John Barry, John T. expected to leave Thursday of this
ing at the ¿in ith ere home Sunday. Posted. W ill E. Rice was substitu­ week fc>r a visit to the Hawaiian
■G o i
Islands.
Mrs. Bertha Innes, who wss o- ted fo r Ralph Grant.
John T. fo s te r
was
appointed
peratea on at .uuiwiiomua hospital,
Several 1 eaverton people attend­
foreman.
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is recovering nicely.
ed the meeting iu Portland Sunday
afternoon at which Rev. L)»n A.
'ine £.. v. m ie lam .ly enterjiuieu
^ m id i1
Orders were given in the following Poling was the speaker.
relatives from Aoerueen, Washing­
Circuit Court cases:
ton over the week end.
It is reported that Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Loftus vs. Margaret L o f-
Hatch have moved out of
their
■a.
**• tus; decree o f divorce.
house near the corner of Lombard
song leader, Misk Clara Christenson
¡tk ls M U s N i l A r i 'C s s M s M j i a ,
Svea Short vs. Harold W. Short,
and Bertha-Beaverton highway.
are continuing this week each eve­
A
■** decree of divorce.
ning at 7:30, including Saturday.
Mrs Harry A .
Richands
spent
State va. A lfred
T.
Smith, on
Mrs. F Messieur of Seattle spent
Sa tu n* y with relatives in T’orUand. Liquor charge. He was given a sen­ a few days this week visitmg at the
Sunday, March the 23rd, is the
and
9:45 a.m.. The Church School— R. closing day o f thia meeting
Mrs. P.
L.
Mr. and Mis. C- VanUermost spent tence o f 6 months in ja il and a home of her cousin.
will be a full day Services start
C- Pety. Superintendent.
Monna > transacting
business
in fine of $600 on each o f Indictments Schultz, Mrs. Messieur was on her
ll:l>0 a.m. Morning Worship, Ser­ with Sunday school at 0:45 am .
No. 1 and 2. I f he pays $150 on way to the south,
Portland.
by M:sa
Christensen.
mon. ‘"Following Christ." Anthem, conducted
number one and $250 on number
T
Ernejt T e ift House on First
A special meeting o f the local two. he w ill be paroled on the re-
“ Out o f the Depths*' (V e rd i), se­ There will be three preaching s*r-
^
, old
N u u < 1 ,t
grange was held at ins nail Mon­
vicca one at 11:00 am . at 2:30
lection by Male Quartet.
mainder o f the » .I sentence-
ChlIfch p«opl,
used a . a par­
day being very well alienued.
6:S0 p m.. Young People ’s Meeting. p m., and at 7:30 p.m. Visitors from
sonage Beaverton Finance Co.
The following Circuit Court - * * - ■’" " ” * —
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7:30 p.m. Evening Worship. Sub­ other towns will be here. The pub­
A lbert Dadmann went to C alli-
ject, “ Obedience,"
Selection
by lic is cordially Invited.
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orma last inursoay wnere ne win were filed:
Charles E. BVandaw vs. Martha
Seven tables o f "500" were in
— Roy L. Nolt, Pastor
Young People’s Chorus.
Solo by
be employed m eiectr.cal work.
Brandaw-, d.voice suit.
play at the Beaver Social Club after
Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. Pungan with
Mr. anu Mis- U. P. Newman ox
Helen A . Franklin
vs. Robert noon party Wednesday Mrs McfCell
the violin.
Church o f Christ
Linnton were
calling
ou m eans
Franklin, divorce suit.
won first prize, Mrs Rtggs second.
6:30— Thursday. Third Men*« meet­
around town and Scnolls, suuuay.
Margaret Mumper vs. Vida Webs- and Mrs. Kennedy consolation.
ing and supper.
Next Sunday, M r .Springer will
Mr. and Mrs. Everett W rignt anu ter et al. equity suit to set aside
— T. Arthur Dungan, Minister
speak on the
follow ing
subjecte:
son V» uham spent last Suuuay at- conveyance.
You and your friends are cor­
Morning, “ Christ, the Rock."
ternoon with relatives ana m end in
Nazarene Church
dially invited to aUend a card par­
Evening, "And It Was Night "
filea ty given by the Ladies Auxiliary
Portland.
Assumed
business nami
Rev. G. W. Springer,
Minister.
at the Huber Hall. March 22 at
Mr. and Mrs. T. A . Thomas of this week include:
W. M. Snipes. Reedville Service 8 p.m. Lunch and prizes. Admis-
Portland spent last Sunday at the
M .K. C H U R C H
Station at Reedville.
•ion, 25e.
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home o f Mr. and Mrs- W. C
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E. Hedge. Beaverton Realty,
Tile b lat road.
Sunday School, 10 am .
at Beaverton.
Mr. and Mrs C. C. Beach
left
Mrs. C. W. Young has been quite
Preaching Services, 11 a.m , 8 p.m.
U p p er! o f Aloha filed Monday for a business trip to at.
ill at her home on lu e fla t road Q w . W
Epworth League, 7:16 p.m.
will
during the past week, but at last March 14th fo r the office of Coun"- Paul and Minneapolis. They
Everyone cordial’* invited to the
reports was doing nicely.
ty Judge. His slogan. “ A new deal visit the J. E Davis’ at Omoha en
Church with the friendly welcome, j
route and Mrs Beach will also visit
— B. Waddington. Pastor
Warren Wilson has been reduc- in politics. ’
relatives at Mankito. Minn.
ing the number o f cows in his herd |
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during the past week by selling
Estates sdmitted to probate
St. Cecelia Church
CARD P A R T Y
Ann Eliza Crabtree-- J- W . Ray-
a number to a Portland party.
nard apnointel administrator.
The Rebekah Needle and Soc:al
Sunday
M asses — 7:40
and
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Heard and
W. £
Peal — Elizabeth
Deal Club will give a card party in the
10 a. m.
fam ily o f Hazeldale spent the week appointed administratrix.
I. O. O. F. Hall.
Friday evening
W eek d a y Mass 8:20 a. rn
end with Mrs. Heard s parents, Mr.
Wiliam Cimino — J. B Cimtno. March 21. Prizes and refreshments.
sad 7 :30 p. m.
and Mrs. Harry A . Richards.
appointed administrator.
Admission 25e.
Rev. J. M O ’ N eill
William W egner — Paul Wegner,
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Heeschen o f
Portland were guests last Sunday appointed executor.
B eaverton
R eb ek ­
at the home o f their daughter, Mrs.
Kinton ('hurch
ah
Lodge
N o
Mariage
Licences
W . L . VanHorn, Tile F la t road.
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248 m eets
firs !
Russel Ammer
and
Margaret
A t the regular preaching service
T r v i i S and third
Tue-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pomeroy
Myers, both o f Hillsboro.
held Sunday morning, special music i
day even in gs
a!
and three daughters spent Saturday
Frank Murphy, Fanks ,R 3 and
Evangelist J. B.
McBride
and was furnished by Mrs Earl C. Bell.
7'3frl P M in the
with Mrs. Pom eroy’s parents, Mr.
Salie Virginia Miller. Hillsboro R 2
Mrs. Robert Pomeroy,
amt Mrs. I
I. 0. O. F Hall Mrs Marjorie L e ­
and Mrs. S. C. Sparks o f Portland.
David W Dobbins. Hillsboro R 1
He who has one enemy will meet Charles Thompson. Mrs. Ben K er­
wis, Secretary, Mrs. Celia Hulett,
Mrs. August Dallmann who was and Mrs. Bess Jackson. Hillsboro
p -tf him everyw h ere— Lowell.
shaw o f Portland, form er superin­
N. G.
in St. Vincent’s hospital fo r two R 1.
tendent o f the school, was present
weeks, returned to her home last
George Reynold Chapman, H ills­
at the services.
Thursday, where she is doing nice­ boro and Audra McMullen. Banks
ly.
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PH O N E B E A V E R TO N 3603
Residence Phone, 3602
W e Print Butter Wrappers.
The heavy blasting
heard
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week in the community was on the
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was blasting stumps, making ready
A table spoonful o f honey addei
to widen the road.
to each seiving • t grapefruit gives
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All Work Guaranteed
C. T . TIM M O N S
The foliowring have been guests a pleasant flavor.
OFFERS ITS READERS
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the home of Mr. and
Pomeroy: Mr- and Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
o f Portland.
J. J. VanKleek has been having a
brooder house built at his ranch on
Pleasant Valley road
during
the
past week. Harry A . Richards was
employed doing the work.
of
Miss Yuma Dallmann,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
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CHARLES BERTHOLD
The addition of a teaspoonlul of
powdered sugar to the French dres ­
sing improve- the flavor o f mos
salads.
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$21.000 coast guard
station
may be erected at Newport.
A new rural delivery
was recently started out
rilL
o f mail
o f M er-
The Riddle high school has
stalled additional equipment.
in­
The Union Oil Company purchased
some property at Brownsville for
the erection o f a station.
A variety store has been opened
fo r business in Myrtle
Point lh
Dunham building on Spruce Street.
The State Highway Department
will surface parrement between H i l ­
ary and Target with non-skid m a­
terial
P l»n * have
been discussed for
the iwone*.ruction of the Parkdale
Oange Ilati. which was
daet/pyad by fu».
recently
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P O L IC Y
The Chevrolet Motor Company and Its
dealers are pleased to announce a new
service policy— one o f the most liberal
ever offered on a low-priced automobile.
owner may travel to any part o f the
country, with assurance that the guar­
antee on materials and workmanship
will remain in force.
Put Into force as a written agreement
given to the purchaser by the Chevrolet
dealer when the car Is delivered — it
offers the following provisions t
This new policy constitutes proof of
Chevrolet's high quality— for such liberal
provisions could only be made in connec­
tion with a car built o f fine materials to
exacting standards o f workmanship.
! i Provision number 4 will he carried
out hy any Chevrolet dealer in the
United States. As a result, the Chevrolet
Back o f this policy, and assuring its suc­
cessful operation, is one of the most
complete and efficient service organiza­
tions in the world.
There are more than 10,000 Authorized
Chevrolet Dealer Service Stations in the
United States alone.
Each employs
skilled mechanics thoroughly trained at
Chevrolet Service Schools.
Each has
specially designed tools and machinery
developed exclusively for Chevrolet serv­
ice work. And each has on hand, at
all times, an adequate stock o f genuine
Chevrolet replacement parts.
Chevrolet’s flat-rate charges, including
both part* and labor, are the lowest in
the industry on many service operations I
In considering the purchase of a lo w
priced automobile, think what this service
means— in terms o f lasting satisfaction,
as well as in increasetl economy.
C h evrolet r a n range In p rice from $495 up, f. a. h. factory, Flint, MicAigun
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4 Every Chevrolet owner is entitled to
free replacement o f any part which may
prove defective in workmanship or
material, within the terms o f Chevrolet’s
standard warranty. T hit includes both
parts and labor.
We are proud of having been for the past twenty
years able to fill the needs in our line in this swiftly-de­
veloping community.
That we are equipped wilh the very latest facilities
for meeting the needs of the modern banking buhlic.
AND
We aie very proud of our new home and invite you
to come in and inspect it at any time while you are in
Beaverton. Visitofs always welcome and yoür careful
inspection invited.
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*1 Every Chevrolet owner Is entitled to
free inspection o f his car every 1000
miles thereafter, so long as the car is in
operation.
Just Cause For Pride
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2 Every Chevrolet owner is entitled to
free inspection and adjustment of his car
at the end o f the first 500 miles of usage.
Old Floors Like New.
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car from the dealer In perfect condition
— thoroughly lubricated, properly ad­
justed, and ready to operate efficiently
from the first mile of ownership.
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A non-skid surface will be placed
on the Columbia River
Highway
from Poitland to The Dalles.
Tw o caí loads o f pears per day
are being packed at the Southern
Oregon ta le« plant at Medford.
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Lots oi men who attend tn
races can't win even a litt
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pathy.
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Paul Pumpa are fully automatic, silent,
self-oiling and will pump from deep or
shallow well, lake or cistern. They may be
operated with electric power or gasoline.
Come in today and let us show you.
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O M A T T E R where your home is lo­
cated, you can have plenty ol running
water under pressure in kitchen, bathroom,
laundry, garage and garden without bother
or attention, and at extremely low cost
To keeD the juice from running
out of apple pies, moisten the un­
dercrust and fold the upper crust
over it pressing the two together
with a fork. S.its in the top crust
to allow steam to escape are al .o
essential.
The Standard Oil company has
opened a district (ales agency office
at Medford.
N N I N G
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When making puffy omelet, b •
results
re obtained by bea ing vhe
egg white« and volks separately,
being careful net to beat the white»
too much, a» they do n.A blend w# 1
with the yolks * ..en too drv
The Pacific Spruce mill at Toledo
is being extensively repaired
An electric organ has been in­
stalled
in St.
Paul’ s Episcopal
Church at Klamath Falls,
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T h e F irst Essential
o f a M o d ern H o m e
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AH Sul script ions Ate for a Full Year
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Mr. and Mrs. George Snider auu red cinnamon candies— may be stir-
daughter Eunice Ellen and Mr, and red in to ndd b- th flavor and color
Mrs. E. L. Cox attended the play, to the apples.
"L o ve Is a Wonderful Thing," gi-
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ven at the Scholls grange hall iast
New. uifferent and del'Mous *s
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created by the use of
Friday evening,
by , the
m aple-flavored syrup and nut meat*
Playera o f Portland.
in making rand'ed t x - e ! p tatoes.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L . Cox were en­
To prepare this, cook the syrup
tertained Friday evening
at the down slowlv wicn th • nut meat .
home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry T . until it aunoat reaches the candy
Hesse o f Scholls, A six o’clock din­ stage, then pour it over the sweet
ner was served in honor o f the potatoes which have been boiled,
thirty third wedding anniversary ol peeled. <*nd cut in thick s'ices.
Mr. and Mrs. Cox.
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Oregon State News
P o u lt r y
l l ’t absolutely Im e I No itrln«!
•Hacked lo An offer. You ten actually
kave your ckolce o! any I of A tte
lamoui wa|ai net il you AC T N O W I
Tke coat It |eit s Inffe ol Aalr actual
value. A wfole year*! readlny lor
Fatkar, MoAar and Aa k.ddtea. Sterlet
and article! cn every known topal
Look ‘am over. S:lad your lavoiitaa
end M all the Coupon Today 1 Don’t
worry if you already yet toma ol Aaae
majaunai. R nawali unit be propariy
estendad.
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Cream puff shells filled with fish
or chicken salad make a del ghtful
party
refreshment.
For
anothe
variation, they may be f i ! W with
ice cream
and , served
with hot
,
,
chocolate ,auce fo r dessert.
daughter
Dallmann
The pastor o f the church. Rev
F. E. Fisher, Mr. ar.d Mrs. E. L .
Cox and Everett W right attended
the union meeting held at the Shrine
auditorium in Portland Sunday al
ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Cox spent the
evening with old friends in St.
Johns where they form erly resided.
F e e d ,
2nd
Plastering, Patching
Stucco Work
Lombard
Beaverton,
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ON THEIR
Please give us orders for Utah Land
Plaster, if you w a n t to come in at
carlot prices.
recently at
Mrs. Robert
Fred Parrott
Newell, all
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