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VOLUME IX, NO. 27
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Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
EA RL JOSSY WINS
STATE NEW S CONTEST
Entertainment Will 1
Close Queen Contest
Beaver Theatre Sold
To N. J. Forrest
1. K. Metzler Call* Med oik
Of C. Of C. Program
Com mil toe to Order
Mr. Forrest’» Son Will A m -
sunic the Management
of
Theatre
CANDIDATES
I'U n
ATTEND
Fo r The
H uai Drawn
Mr». T albert 1» Exhibited
liy
The l hum U r of Commerce I'rv-
iram committer which ia to pul un
the affair which 1» lu do»« thr
■'Ml<s laavirtun" quern contest met
Monday evening of thin week. Sev
eral of Ilia queen candidates wrrr
present, a» writ aa moal of tne
members of th« committee, and Ihv
officers of the t'hamhvr of Com
merce.
I. I< Metxl.-r, chalimsn of th a
committee. callrd lha meeting to
ordar, and proceeded to outlina the
pioposition confiunting them
A l
lot loma discussion, it wa> decided
to hold lha ‘‘party * which willcloav
tha queen contast, at the Beaverton
liilfh School auditorium, on t h a
»veiling of Tu»«day, June II.
Admission to tha building
will
ba by Uckot, or admiaaiona will be
«old at thr door. There will ba all
«oita of card gam««, “600," bridge,
rummy, aolo, pinochle, pedro, and
■oma luggnlrd poker, but «van thr
boldest did not »ay anything about
‘‘■trip poker'*
O 'hrr amuaamant« will be
»«-
cured; among tha number mentioned
iiiovl frequently wai dancing.
A
few vaudeville acta will ba »taged
A muaical pr< gram will ba a r
ranged.
It waa decided to give MMJ vote«
WAh each paid admission. Anotnar
»ourcc of ravanua for the occaaion
• a* praaintad by laronard Adam»,
who hai »ome of the Koae dhow
button» which ha offered the can
didate» to »ell at $1.00 each, the
procaada to ba uaad to finance tha
lieu vet Ion float
Among tha committee« to be in
charge of the different »ectiona:
Mi», t ha«. Barthold and F W. I.iv-
rimore, finance; card »action, Mr«
K It .Summei* and Mr* M C. Me
Karchar; orchaatra
and
dancing,
Mr*. John llaulanback; vaudevillv.
J
K. Talbert, lee Richey. I K
Matalar. laonard Adam»; at». Mr»
I we Richey. Mr». C. C. Beach. Mr».
Ham Iwwranrv. and Mr». l>. Dror-
laugh; publicity. J . H llulett.
Ticket» will be on »ale throughout
the availing until
alavrn o clock,
when tha ballot boxes will lie closed
and th« result announced a» soon
thereafter a» poaaible,
Mr* Talbert ha» drawn a plan
for the float which was exhibited at
the meeting It wai auggeated that
thr three highest of the candidate»
be on the float, the highest
aa
queen and the two next to be her
pilncera«». An. hir suggestion was
that, if posible, a young lady driver
be secured this year for thr float.
L E E D Y GRANGE HAS
TEN NEW M EM BERS
Karl Josay, IS-year-old club boy
of 1.unit mi. Washington county, has
I mwii dcelared the beat club newa
reporter in Oregon and winner of
the $15 acholarahtp to the 4 - li club
summer session at Oregon Hlate
college, June M to 20, offered by the
Oregon Stale Editorial association.
Second place in the club news-
writing contest has been awarded
to l-eonard
Nichols
of Malneur
county, and honorable mention to
laivat Davidson of
Hillsboro and
Barbara Morfltt of
River Road,
lunw county.
Joasy, reporting for the
Rock
Creek Dairy calf club, had IIOH
inches of news material printed
during the two months’ contest,
and Nichols, as
reported for the
Kingman Kolony clubs, ha» 102%
Inches of printed material.
Earl Joasy was born at North
I’lains, August 4, 1014, son of Mr.
and Mra. F II Josay He has been
in club work since he waa 12 years
of age. Earl helonga to the Rock
(‘leek Dairy calf club.
Helvetia
(Tornhuakeie, I’iggly
Wiggly
Fig
rlub and ramp rookery. In 1928 his
Holstein calf waa first in rlu}>
class and se -ond in open, in 1029
second in club class and third in
open. Karl was on the judging team
at Salem that year. He waa Ar«t
In rlub and second In the open
in 1030 and waa fourth in show
manship. The champion 4- II “news
hound*' la a student at Beaverton
high school and has two more years
In junior rlulrwork and three in
»«nior club activities.
1-ovat Davidson is a native of
Missouri and a son of Mr and Mra.
J M Davidson of Helvetia He is
active in calf, corn and
potato
clubs. In 1020 his Gu-rnsey heifer
took first prise in the club and
in thr open classes. Lovat was se
cond in showmanship and was on
the county judging team at the
f'arlflr
International.
Nineteen -
thirty honors Included first in rlub
and second in the open for his
heifer, third In showmanship and
fourth in demonstration, Tha lad
took fourth in the fomineieial Na
tional bank corn contest, was se
venth at the Pacific International
and was a member of the judging,
which won first in the county and
at the PariAr International and se
rond at the state fair.
FR EEM A N ’S
MOVING
present Theatre Building, Thr Bra
var, la Built
In 1*24
Though negotiations
have been
going on for some time, the <leai
was dosed early this week where
by Mr, and Mrs. N. G. Freeman
transfer ihe ownership of the Bea
ver Theatre to N. J . Forrest of
1466 Lrnore -St., Portland
Mr and Mrs. Freeman are mov
ing out of the apart menta at the
bark of the theatre building Into
the house formerly owned by Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest. The place ia in
'he Woodlawn addition of Portland
near Dekum HI.
Mr. Forreat’a son and his wife
will move into the apartments at
the back of ihe theatre, and will
assume active management of the
Theatre next week With the show
:his week. Mr. Freeman terminates
his active career as a Beaverton
businessman, after having been a c
tively engaged in the show business
here since the building of the old
PaciAc Theatre buildng now occu
pied by Leach’s Markei.
In 1024, Freeman built the pres
ent thr a re building, naming it The
Beaver. Before going into the show
business, for a number of years
Freeman conduced a grocery on
the site of the present Bank of
Beaverton building.
Mr, Forrest
ia an experienced
showman, and will continue to bring
to Beaverton r.he same high class
of entertainment which the former
management has been giving this
locality.
WHITFORD WOMEN’S
CLU B HAS MEETING
The Whitford Women's Club met
at the rlub hall
on Wednesday
afternoon with a good attendance.
Mrs Johnson led the meeting with
a lesson. Mrs. Henry Luchx read
a very interesting article on “Chil
dren and the Movies". This waa
followed by an animated discussion.
Mrs. Thomas Cleland was hostess.
MISS WIGHT IS EN
TERTAIN ED BY MANY
M ix Virginia Wight, a popular
brid«'.elect, has been entertained at
a gay round of social affairs dur
ing the |iast week or to, in honor
of her approaching
marriage to
Henry Hoff man of Dayton.
Tuesday afternoon, the neighbors
and friends of Kinton gave her a
miscellaneous shower at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Madge V.
Wight, There were about thirty-
IV*' present Many nice gifts were
received by Miss Wight, includ
ing china, cut glass, linen pieces,
numerous
glass dishes,
kitchen
utensils, etc. It was very amusing
to tlie guests as Miss Wight had
to tell what use she was to make
of the gift*
before
unwrapping
them. Games in keeping with the
occasion was enjoyed and an a t
tractive luncheon
was served by
Mrs. Wight.
The Famosa Svirachi Dramatic
club of Hillsboro gave a six o'clock
dinner Tuesday evening to Miss
Wight, also a bridal shower. Many
gifts weie received.
Thursday afternoon the Indies'
Club of Cornelius also gave a bridai
shower, Mias Wight being guest of
honor.
The afternoon was most
pleasantly spent with music, games,
and social intercourse, and refresn-
ments
of strawberry-short cake,
and coffee.
Miss Wight was a luncheon guest
ol Mrs, William Jarman of Corne
lius, Thursday evening.
7 SILEN T LY
PASSING
John J . Vasburger
of Tigard.
Rt. 1, died Thursday morning, a-
bout 12:00 o'clock, at the age of
74 years. 3 months. The body Is
at Fegg's mortuary. Arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been
made.
II. II.
HalU-y of Tigard died
Wednesday at the age of 71 years.
His only relative here is Mrs. G.
R. Frazell of Portland. He his a
son and other relatives in Moline.
111., where his body was shipp-d
for interment.
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AN APPRECIATION
June 5, 1931
Council Considering
Important Matters
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Whereas Almighty God in his i
infinite wisdom
has taken
unto
Himself our beloved brother, >*. W. I
Livermore, and
Whereas, Brother Uvrrmore was i
a faithful and devoted officer and
worker of this club, whose wise '
of the Board
counsel will be greatly missed by Condition
all the membeas of this club st j
Walk
On
Watson St.
our fraternal gatherings, and
1
b
Discussed
Whersas the members of this
club feel the dedpest sympathy rot
the family who mourn for our de
BILLS ARE ALLOWED
parted brother,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE
SOLVED, by this club that in the L. W. Short Thanks Council For
death of Judge Livermore, this club
Their Letter of Appreciation
has lost a faithful member and de
voted brother, and that in honor
I’robably the most important fea
of his memory and as an expres
sion of sympathy of this club and ture of this month's regular meet
of its members, a copy of these ing ol the Town Council held in
resolutions be printed in the local me C j y Had was the allowing » ,
the
sum of
paper
and a copy sent to the bills aggregating
family.
* 1 ,.lid.44 wh.ch ine.udea $20H.UO for
Adopted at th t meeting of this light lor two months, $16 c .( m (or
club held Wednesday evening June auditing books and inatalling a new
set oi accounts, $433.82 for wiser
3, 1031.
3 g ied, J . E. Mitzel, President for May, $07.36 to the Investors
and C. W, Beckett. Secretary Hu oynuicalc, and a number of small
ber Commercial Club; Mra. D. er bibs too numerous to mention.
Shaw, President, and Cleo Beckett
b. Grandgeuige, a former water
Secretary, Auxiliary to the Huber user living ou side tne City, asked
Commercial Club.
to have his water discontinued, but
wished ,o leave a hydrant near his
house and offered the city title to
VACANT LOTS ARE
tne pipe, a 2 inch line, if they
BAD TO PLAY IN would leave it connected to hu hy
drant. .be hydrant to be sealed.
Vacant lota are not good places
'the water situation came up a -
for boys and girls to play. While gain and is at a point where At
nothing very serious happened, o- torney Myers
was instructed to
ther than giving a man a big fright lake the necessary steps to call a
yet the discovery causes us to stop special election for the purpose of
and consider some of the thing* authorizing bonds to secure the
“that might have been.’
rights to and to construct a system
Tuesday, while Ksspor Marthaler • or the u»-‘ ol We singer spiings
was cleaning out the lot at the cor water.
ner of Broadway and East Mam
Condition of .he Lo-rd walk a-
streets, he had ocrerion to enter
Icng
Watson stieet
between the
a shed that is still standing on the
Congregational church and Second
premises.
This will be temembertd as the ¡Street teceived some consideration,
former location of the
Thomas anu he Council decided that a let
Building occupied at one time by ter thouU be written to the pro
a photograph gallery, but most ie - perty owners asking them to take
action in regard ;o replacing
cently by the ‘'Dew Drop Inn." some
the walk.
The main
buildings
were
torn
L. W. Short, manager of the tel
down the past winter. The pre
mises were left in a deploraou ephone system here, made a snort
condition and business men located talk Clanking tne Council in a plea
near were moxed to go in togeth sing manner for .heir letter of ap-
er and have the premises made prciation to him. A letter from to*
more sightly. Hence. Kaspor Mar- Cascade Construction Co. in regard
to interest on a ca.led bond. The
thaler's presence.
Entering the shed as mentioneu. Recorder was instructed to write
he felt the foundation on which he the Company that the bond nau
was walking give way and sprang been caned Wgal.y, am) that in
to one side just as the top of an terval coutd n -t be paid cn it.
old well fell in. In 'he well are
some fourteen or Afteen feet of T iiE LIQUIDATORS
water, coming to about eight feet
F IL E SUIT IN COURT
of the surface of the ground
So far as is known, no one here
knew of the presence of this well,
The Liquidators, an Oregon Cor
supposing that the shed was built poration, tiled suit in Judge Hedge’s
on solid ground. Owners of ihe court some months ago against J .
premises will be notified to proper •no.cjvuh and wife.
ly safeguard the place
so tnai
The defendant claimed
in the
chance wayfarers may not get an
suit held Thursday that the char
untimely—bath, at least.
ges made in repairing an automo
bile were excessive. Geo. Hanigan
SCHOOL HAS GRADU
of Cathlamet acted as attorney for
ATION, O PERETTA the defendant; Frank Reeves of
Portland for the plaintiff.
R. D. Williams, Mrs. R. S. Gup
“The Court of the Forest” was a
Amy Domagolla,
Mrs.
very interesting operetta in which py. Mrs.
ail the pupils of the Whitford school Fanny Stock, Mrs. V e n Hopper,
took pait. The operetta was ably and Mrs. Mary Summers acted as
directed by the teachers, Mrs. Anna Jurors. The jury returned a verdict
Vose and Mrs. L. W. Tucker. Miss tor the plaintiff
of $34.80 and
Fern Haines was pianist. It was costs.
given at the schoolhause on Thurs
day evening before a good audience.
Mrs. C. O. Branson of Portland
On Monday evening it was again attended divine services in Beaver
given at the Veterans Hospital be ton. Sunday, and spent the day
fore a large crowd of inmates.
with Rev. and Mrs. J J . Patton.
Graduation exercises cf the Whit
ford School were held at the school-
presented the
diplomas.
house
on Thursday evening
in words.
are
Haxel Marcs,
conjunction with the operetta. Hen The graduates
ry Erickson, a member of the Bertha Hedlund, George Spriggel,
school board, in a few well chosen and Harold Huff.
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Mrs. Frank Kosmalski has re -
ceiv«\l a telegram telling of the
passing away of her mother, Mrs.
Kfftheryn Kipka, at her home at
Foley. Minn., on May 21 after a
short illness. She was 69 years old.
She leaves to mourn her passing
her husband and ten children. Mr*.
Kosmalski, the only one away from
home, was the next to the young
est daughter.
Ten people were accepted into
full membership in I,eedy («range
ut a special
meeting. Thursday,
evening May 28,
Pomona Master
W. A. Root officiated and Leedy
(•range drill team made an im
pressive
and beautiful
showing
wearing white uniforms in an e f
fective march The evening closed
with a strawberry shortcake sup
per and social hour.
A grand carnival ia to In* held
at their hall, Saturday June 8th
The admission is free and there will
be all the fun of an old time
street fair Kverything from a fo r PICTURE HAS LAUGH
tune teller to a house of mystery
CLOWN LAUGH TWIST
will lie provided to entertain all
with lota of nice prixes given away.
A picture wi.h a laugh clown
There ia a liah pond for the young ■
»ter», too. A real attraction to en laugh twist, with a surprising ma
courage all to drive to Cedar Mill, trimonial denouement and univer
sal sex appeal, comes to the Beaver
four miles north of Beaverton.
'Ihri.tie Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, June 5, 8, 7, with Constance
E. L. COX E N T E R
Bennett’s new production, "Sin Takes
TAINS BOYS’ CLASS a Holiday”. It is a scintillating,
dazzling comedy that will delight
“Ioiyai Scouts'’, the boys’ organ every lover of the besi the dialogue
ized class of the Sunday school screen affords. It has a story in
were entertained Friday
evening, which drama and humor are splen-
with some of the pnrenta present, d.diy blended.
th e heroine is a simple, plain
ut the home of their teacher, E.
L. Cox. Out door games were en and rather dowdish secretary ot a
joyed, and after the regular month lawyer the prototype of many wo
ly business meeting, refreshments men in the modem business world,
were served by Mrs. Cox. The occa who, given the opporiunity, develop
sion was in honor of the birthday into women of allure and fascina
of Mr. Cox, and a number of nice tion. This girl suddenly finds two
gifts were received. There were of Ihe most sought-after men in
American society
vying for her
eighteen present.
favors. One of these men 1» her
husband,
who had married
her
SEMKLK BARKER TO
merely as a protection and con
TALK AT EX H IB IT venience. He had, on the day of
their marriage, sent her abroad alone
The local grange, which is hold so that he would be free to con
his philandering—but with
ing its annual flower show, Satur tinue
day afternoon, June fl, has secure I her as his legal wife, never so free
Semele Barker as the spesker for but what he could use her when
the afternoon. Her talk will lie on his flirtations might take a serious
“Color in the Garden and
Ruck turn.
Gardena”. It is hoped that many
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Walker ami
will take advantage of this oppor
tunity to display their flowers. family spent from Thuraday until
beach's.
Ribbons will be awarded Anyone Monday at the Oregon
if welcome to exhibit as this show They were accompanied by Helen
Cavaness.
is open to the public.
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Friday,
fl.50 Per \ ear
LOCAL NEW S
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Beaverton Made Plane
Proves Very Efficient
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John Gray spent tha week-end
in Eugene.
Misses Bt rnice and
Low Cox
■pent the week enl at Rockaway.
Mr. and Mrs. b'. A. Rohse and
tons spent the week-end fishing. !
The Aloha Grange will g i v e „ The Plane 1» A Two-Place
card party at the Huber hall, on
Monoplane With A
Saturday evening.
4-Cylinder Engine
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. VanKleek
were week-end guests at the E r
win Wills home in Tigard.
YATES
DOES WORK
Lad.es of the Methodist church, '
held a silver tea at the church Actuol Construction la Commenced
on Wednesday afternoon.
About November IS, 1*30
Mr. and Mrs. James Whitworth
and Mr. Albert Roasi spent the
For a number of months past,
week-end at Lake Lytle.
people have been noticing lights in
Mrs. Irene Jones’ son of Oakland the back of the old Beaverton Ga
is visiting for a few days with ner rage building, formerly the Losli
Brothers building. Then after in
raoth.r, Mrs. Charles Esterly.
vestigation,
it developed that E.
Mrs. M. C. McKercher was in Stipe was building him an airpia.ie.
Marshfield from Friday until Mon
Somewhat like the immortal Da
day visiting with her husband.
rius Green, he kept the matter to
Mias Elsie
Whitworth went on himself, showing only a few in
the Oregon Trails Club hike
to timate friends his machine. But
Wahtum Lake over the week-end. gradually the secret leaked out. ano
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Livermore he was requested to take parties
and daughter, Loia, spent the week on inspection trips.
This week, Wednesday, having
end fishing on the Siletz River.
previously had the body towwi to
Mr. Peter Jorgenson, who recent
ly sold his greenhouse, south of Beaverton airport, the new ship was
sent up into the air. Moat all day
Beaverton has moved to Huber.
it zoomed and flew around over
Mr. ard Mrs. Archie Masters and head, seeming to dislike to descend.
Mr. ( harks Frye spent the week After
supper as late as eight
end fishing on the Deschutes River. o’clock it kept up its maneuvers.
To describe the ship accurately,
Mrs. Miller and her raither, Mrs.
Burbank of Albany, spent the week s0 far as the ordiary layman i«
end with Mr. and Mrs. George N. supposed to understand, it is a
two-place monoplane with a 00-
Taylor.
horse power Inverted Cyruss 4 -cy
Mrs. L. L. Myers and two chil linder engine weighing empty, 015
dren visited with her mother, Mrs. pounds.
Florence Johnson of Forest Grove
The work on the plane was done
on Wednesday.
by Geo. Yates, who has consider
Mrs. I .ore La Welsh and daughter able experience in designing air
Lois of Portland spent Thursoay planes. He has had eight years
of last week at the M. C. Me with planes having owned a num
Kercher home.
ber of different types.
Mrs. Pauline Quaid of Portland
Actual construction was com
and Mr. Gelser of Silverton were menced about November 15, 1030.
Tuesday visitors
at the
Evans- The first time^ it was taken into
the air was in the morning of June
Whitworth home.
3. 1031
Misses Ada and Dena Merio and
S.ipe has not revealed what nrs
Ida Reghitto visited Sunday at the
future plans are in connection with
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lock
the construction or flying of plane •
hart in Portland.
though it is known that tor some
Miss Bertha
Beck of Albany, months back he Has been taking
Secre ary of the State Grange, was flying lessons
at the
Beaverton
a guest at the B. K. Denney home Airport.
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Leona Merio arrived Sun REGULAR MONTHLY
day night from San Francisco to
MEETING OF C. OF C.
spend some time at the home of
her mother, Mrs. A. Merio.
The regular monthly meeting of
Miss Frances Esterly of San the Beaverton Chamber of Com
Francisco
arrived on Friday to merce was held in their chamoers
spend a week in the home of her in the Bank of Beaverton buililiu^
mother Mrs. Charles Esterly.
on the evening of Wednesday. Juno
Mrs.
Louis
Biggi entertained 3. The meeting was called to order
Sunday at a birthday dinner in at 8:40 it seeming to be such a
honor of her daughter Louise. A small attendance that others must
large number of friends and rela surely come in on account si sev
eral projects now being handled by
tives were present.
the Chamber.
Mr. John DeHaan, Sr., who has
J . H. Hulett, chairman of the Ci
been in a Portland hospital tor vic Improvement reported that a-
the last eight weeks is steadily side from having the schedule of
improving.
He returned to his the proposed occupation tax printed,
home on Tuesday.
the Town Council had taken no fur
The Misses
Dena Merio, Mar ther steps toward passing any or
garet Carson, and Mary Carson dinance errtoodying the recommen
were among the students who a t dations of the Chamber. He also
tended the Sfehior farewell party staled '.hat a motion had Deeu
passed at a Council meeting agree
at St. Mary’s of the Valley.
ing to rent the dumping ground-:
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Desinger known as the old brick yard. Whe
and Miss Katherine Desinger, and
ther this lease had been perfected
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Desinger of or not, he did not know.
Portland spent the holidays at Lake
L. W. Short, previously named as
Lytle.
a committee of one to secure a
Mr. and Mrs.
K. W. Wildman car to be decorated for the Rose
and daughters Phyllis and Barbara Float reported that he had secured
returned home on Monday after two cars, either of which could be
spending several days visiting with used for the purpose. This report
Mrs. Wildman's sister, Mrs. Jack was gladly received and a motion
Conoly of Eugene.
that Mr. Short be instructed to use
his judgment is the selection of a
car so that the Chamber of Com
4-H D ELEG ATES W ILL
merce would be placed under no un
BROADCAST PROGRAM necessary risk was passed by those
present.
Washington County 4-H
club
T. N. Boyd asked for information
summer school delegates will broad as to who had the placing of the
cast a radio program over stasio,. light at the east end of town on
KOAC Friday evening, June 12. be- the Canyon road. He thought that
| tween 7:30 and 8:00 p.m. The pro the light would give better ser
gram will be composed of songs, vice were it placed on a pole of
club yells, and talks by members , the south side and made to shine
of the Washington County repre on the Beaverton road rather than
sentatives.
on the old shed where it now see.ua
Club members planning to go to to throw most of its rays.
Summer school on the special Ore- ; Following these remarks, Mr.
gon Electric train
should secure Short stated that he had called the
identification cards from W. S. A- light company and that he would
verill, assistant county agent. It call them up again and see if the
will be necessary for each c!tA> position of the light might not be
member to have the identification improved from the point of service.
card in order to buy their ticket
The treasurers report was read,
at the special rate of $1.55 for showing a balance of $136.57 for
the round trip.
June 1. After some discussion of
Indications are that more tlian the rural route situation, the meet
70 club members will attend Sum ing adjourned.
mer school this year, according to
W. S. Averill, assistant county a-
Luke Snyder w expected to re
gent, who will be in charge, i*.
turn this week from a vacation
nether with Mrs. Juanita Kasdh, spent visiting relatives and friendh
Beaverton, and Mrs. Margaret S i at Lewiston, Idaho.
mon, Hillsboro.
The special train will leave to r - 1 Mr and Mrs. B. K. Denney, Mr.
est Grove at 12:45 p.m. and will and Mrs. R. B. Denney and fam
connect with the Oregon Electi it ily, and Mr. T. B. Denney were
special at Garden Home at l.bb Sunday dinner guests of Mr. an I
p.m., arriving at Corvallis at 4:00 Mrs. E. G. Perkns, in honor of
Mrs. B. K. Denney’s birthday.
p.m.
Buses will be used to transpo.v
Mr. and Mrs. L. L Myers and
the delegates from the Oregon E - two children
and Mr*.
Florence
lectric depot to the dormitory at Johnson of Forest Grove were week
the College.
end visitors in the home of Mr.
Returning club
members
will and Mrs. L. D. Wood of Albany.
leave Corvallis
Saturday morning, They attended the dedication ex
June 20. and will arrive in Wash ercises of the new Legion Hall in
ington County about noon.
Albany.