The Beaverton review., July 10, 1931, Image 2

the
past week and
ICOURT HOUSE ITEMS, »er. L.
m
Orirnt Originateli Frozen Deaaert*
Which Comfort “ Hot and Bothered-'
kV.-iy d e te r, theae Chine** 1'‘
substitute car-
on
D.vt.Aa.
th.11
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A R K m TS
Regular monthly meeting o f the
M anley Hnrviea:
intoxicated on Ladle*' Aid society will be held at
" lf r WfrJ,‘ , . ,
.
,
,
the church.
Wedneaday afternoon,
l^ L T y o Z Z “
frozen dea*en into your m o u th -
which if you are half a* clever,
w ill be very *oon in th*»e 'July
day*
almond extract and gelatin to peach
mixture. Heat cream until itilT. and
fold into peach mixture gradually.
Put in refrigerator tiays, or pack
in aalt and ice,
and chill three
hour*.
Grapefruit Ire
IV* cups sugar
5 cup light coin syrup
highway, f e l l e d Z
'^ 0 0 * Z T
J“J>' . T 'J i J T o ^ s e n t "
^
6 tbsps. lemon juice
Lester
Waimer: breaking
glass d'* * are ,n' ,t* d t0 ** pPe**nt
. or.g.nal desserts
fo r water
kea.
1 No. 2 can grapefruit
on highway
Mrs. Warren Wilson has the *ym - fr o l* n J»»»erta and froien cream*,
1 \ cups water
Ray Morcaick: drunk on highway.
P«thy o f her many friends around ** * • can b« l '* v* ‘he archives which
Cook sugar, com syrup and I
Ted Bernard: drunk on highw .y. town upon the loas of her brother, cr*d,t Ma,vo P®'®- adventurer ex
to soft hall
(210
CUrence
W huford:
drunk
on Claude McGrew o f IVrtUnd. who traoidinary. with bringing the nrat cup o f water
highway.
1
passed away very suddenly recent- ftd^n -dish recipes from the Orient degrees K.). Add lemon juke ami
Mr*. H. R Watson: driving while >y. The interment was in Dundee.
hls n* t*Y* *‘ aly. , u ly " " '» i n e d water. Cool. Cut grapefruit seg
. . . . . . .
*
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the stronghold o f the froien fan- ments into small pieces with sci*
mtuxnated
Earl Pringle o f near
Vernoma cy (witness their t"cr*Uent spu­ sors. Add to cooled syrup. Kreese.
Sam Benacher: drunk.
,
was in town fo r a short visit last
.
.
.
i m
l l u oni!)
n i , I until
um n
i Catherine
n u u ru n
u
t
» u m u i Yields 2 quarts tltt servings).
de
Medici
Abe Bracesco: drunk.
week, calling on some of hi. rela. 1#fl Florence to become Queen of
Frank Klauaen: drunk.
Bagdad Whip
t. ,.V<‘1 ^ nd_.üld fn .endî *.rOUnd. tOWn
France and took with her a spe
V* lb. marshmgllows
Sc m
F ii. n o
S pkg. psateuriied dales
S cup nutmeats
Shommer:
action
fo r A . Bucher.
Theodore
from England it was brought to
Ik pint heavy cream
Up. vanilla
" ‘The Federal lan d Bank o f Spo
.
waa
town Amerka.
1 dos. lady
fingers or spongs
kane. a corpration, vs. C. R. La :h* 4lh- and the P®Pul«“ ®" wss
Here in America we have devel-
cake
Follett: mortgage
foreclosure.
v* ry much scattered to
different oped so many new recipes that not
Cut pitted dates with wet sets-
Portland Machinery Co., a cor- P *rt* ®* th* county, there being a warm day need pass without a
Doration v i
The Wes: Coast Pro-
picnics
in the cold dessert to make the meals de­ sort into quarters. Cut marshmal­
ducts: possession
of .personal pro- «Toves around while many attended lightful.
So. thank
the Chinese, lows into quarters with wet scis­
p .r t,
the celebration in Hillsboro all day Messer
Polo, whom you will, but sors. Beeak nut meaU into coarse
Marie A . Cook va. Gifford A. and « v* nin*
try these recipes and you will be piece*.
Whip S cup of cream until stiff;
Cook: divorce. Married in Portland.
A number o f the fam ily of Mr
neither “ hot nor bothered.”
add vanilla or 1 tablespoon sherry
August, 1930.
and Mrs. August H. Dallmann spent
flavoring and fold in dates, marsh­
Fruit Freeie
Brix Logging Co., a corporation, the 4th with them. Those present
mallows and nut meaU. Chill in
(F o r Salad Course!
vs. Abraham
L. Nelson,
e< al: were: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dall-
refrigerator fer at least an hour
1 No. 2 can grapefrvflt
right o f way.
mann
and fam ily. Mrs.
August
Line individual serving dishes with
1 No. 1 can apricots
Brix Logging Co., a corporation, Obrist and four sons from Gresh-
lady fingers which have been cuf
H cup celery
vs. Clarence D. Nelson and Grace am. Miss LueUa Dallmann and Miss
ir< half or
use strips
o f sponge
H pkg. pasteurised dates
M. Nelson, his wife, and W alter Bertha Gerig o f Salem, Albert Dall-
cake. Fill with marshmallow mix
2. 3 cup mayonnaise
L. Nelson and Bertha Nelson, nis m*nn and Miss W inifred Weibei of
ture and cover
with
remaining
1 cup heavy cream
w ife: right o f way.
Gresham.
Brix Logging C o , a corporation, ¡gj___________ __________________ ______
Drain canned fruits from syrup, , ream which has been whipped. De­
cut in small pieces a n i combine corate with nut meats Serves o.
v . C. L. Nelson and M .ble, n,s |
H IT E O N
N E W S
wife, and Cornelius Nelson: right
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with diced celery. Add sliced date*.
Peppermint Fancy
o f way
*•
,
tv •
,,
,
Whip cream and add it to mayon-
1
cap
sugar
B iix Leggin
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Company,
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aoU h u , h* rd ®* naise. Add cream and mayonnaise
3 tbsps cornsurch
poration, v*. Grace M. Nelson and cow®
to * cattle buyer, to the fruits. Pack in trays of a
2 tbsps. butter
Clarence D. Nelson, her husband,
El a-6er's
bailer
crew
began mechanical refrigerator or in tight-
2 tbsps. lemon juke
and Union Central L ife Insurance work at Herman Metxentine's Tues- •>' covered mold in a mixture of
2 cups boiling water
Co.: right of way.
day.
k e and salt until froien. Unmold.
Oil of peppermint
E .u-be h and Kenneth Strothers f * " * on lett“ e* leaf ^ ^ ¡ » h e d with
Green coloring
Orders Signed by Judge Templeton sp<n; Sunday at Cannon Beach with
? T “U* t . o f ^rtmm mayonnaise
1 cup evaporated milk
The widow and daughter o f Re- a party o f :rivn<L.
1_ 10 14 servln* s-
2 egg whites
go\o Rossi Accepted as beneficiaries
,
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Blend together sugar, cornstarch,
Donald
under the will.
Smeltser
of
Mountain
Peach Mousse
butter and lemon ju ke
Add boil­
The annual’ account of Thomas Home
Home was
waa *
Sunday
visitor at
1 cup mashed
fresh or car.nco ing water, stir until smooth an 1
Metzentino’s
.
K. Huson: order approving and fix ­
peaches
cook until thick and clear, stirring
ing fees.
Mr. and Mrs.
Carl O.son and
!<• cup sugar
constantly to prevent lumping. Add
J. A . Thornburg, W . H. M e t,
Miss H tzel UUon spent the week
3 tbsps. butterscotch syrup
few drops oil o f peppermint or a
downey and W . J. Mills appointed end at the beach,
Salt
1 Up. gelatin
appraisera of the eatate o f Annie
M l c . w . St.others and sou
1 tbsp. water
0
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Kenneth visited 'Mr. Niel Nielson.
Few drops almond extract
, ,
.. .
at Emanuel hospital Monday after-
Orders Signed by Judge Bagley
noon
H pint cream
The Union
Central L ife Insur-
Peel and
mash peaches.
Add
a nee C o, a corporation, vs. .Matthew
The Road crew graded part of sugar, butterscotch syrup, and «alt
H. Parkin,
Amelia
Parkin, ami U>e Struthcrs-Davies road last wees. Soak gelatine in cold water and dls-
Bruce Parkin: order by default.
and have begun to spuad gra tel solve over hot wa’ er Add almoni
The Commercial
Adjustment Co.
»*•
extract and gelatin in cold water
vs. Theodore Shommer: dismissed.
The Mesdames Hite. Van Kleek and dissolve over hot water Add
State o f Oregon, exrel Ethel B
Metxentine spent Ust Thurs-------------------------------------------------------
Jacobs: Jacobs ordered to appear d>y %t U e A
Zweiner hoin< a l . _____ ~
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in court, July 20. »nd show cause Tigard quilting on a Rebecca club
A
^
why he should not be adjudged in quUt
O rego n S ta te N e w s
I
contempt o f court fo r failure to
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P V alimony.
| M r - »nd Mrs. Chas. North, Mies
TheH. F. Reed saw mill st Flo fin
Milton E. Haas vs. Emma Haas E hel North, Mr. and Mrs. Chris has started operating.
' *
Keslroff and the Misses Grace and
order over-ruling demurrer. Defen
Mable Lehm spent the Fourth near
„ * Toledo
Creamery has
in-
dant given 10 days to answer.
Oswego V ik e .
stalled ice cream machinery.
Ursula M. Coxon vs. Hollis C
oxin: degree granted by default.
A number o f young people en- «
,
started on the
Tualatin Co., a corporation, vs. joyed a weiner roast
at Doctor
u e
a * * 'F rosP«<tt Road.
Albert Hicken: it is ordered that Labbe'a summer home Friday eve-
The Coolidge
jewelry store
at
Hocken is in default, and default ning. John Labbe has just returned Hood River is being remodeled,
Is entered in record.
ircim the east where he is attending
The Eastern
Oregon Livestock
Dartmouth college.
,how opened at Union recently
M A R R R IA G E LIC E N S E
Several here celebrated the ’4th
The new
Masonic Temple
at
John Stewart Petil, Forest Grove,
,
Oregon, and Ruth M. Cummings: •n the hay field. The E. D. Hite, Gresham will be dedicated aoon.
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251 West
Hallock
S t, Portland, J. W . Meats, and C. W . Struth-
New
equipment
is
to
be
installed
era families ate picnic dinner near
Oregon.
Oswego. Quite a few went to Hills-| ^ tH* MidW‘ y the* tr* * l N ew P °rt
The recently
comple:*d sawmill
boro in the evening.
P R O B A TE COURT
Kti'i s
jstjeti “J i 'trki°ss
mold, park »* «alt U* mutui-*, or
freeze In refrigerator tray Serves ■
extract «m l coloring. | properly chilled and *hi(i|ml
Turn
milk that ha* been ) r u f whllM until »lilt
teaspoon mi
t'hUl. Fold
mi ions more
r ^
le
£ ) £ $ a f i ËÂ M '
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( f
-will pay you
fo decide ~ J
( -will buu onltf
tt^iemtiintf make oj
r .it :
HIGH VALUE at LOW COSTI
$ C 69
30x3i
4 40-21
(29
$49H
x 4.40)
$5<>9
Tbc Q UALITY tire within
th e Reach of ALL
(31
V bmikU MILLIONS MORI dn. i W
o o o o T u a 'i
<
2»
(29
x
$857
6 26)
$Q90
5.50-19
(29 * L H )
$ 6 < ir >
x 4.76)
$6‘>3 6 .0 0 2 0
5.00 19
,
A LU B S possiate bacati«* ü o o d **ec
5.25 21
4 60)
4.75-19
(2H
$ 8 »5
(29 x 6 2fi)
4.50-21
(30 x
$710
5.00-20
(30 * 6 00)
5.25-19
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Beaverton.
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Telephone Beaverton
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GOOD
U9ED
T lR B f
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The .w ill o f Erick M, Newman
M r. and Mrs. Wm. F. Camp-
admitted to probate. Mrs. Matilda bell and children o f Husum, W ash,
Newman appointed administrator.
Mrs. Sonnema
o f Santa Monica.
The w ill of Elizabeth H. Smith C a l, Mrs.
Jos.
Campbell, The .
admitted to probate. E. J. McAlear Misses
Elizabeth
and Margaret
executor of said will.
Ferris and Mr.
R o b t.
Ferris oi
The estate o f Harvey Van Blari- PartUnd spent the -week end at
cum admitted to probate.
the Campbell farm here.
Nelli Orselli appointed guardian ¡ j _____________ ______________________ ^
of Elizabeth and Mary Orselli.
KINTON HAPPENINGS*
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F n tz Strobel returned Ust week
from an extended visit in C a lif­
ornia.
Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Brown of
North PUins spent Wednesday at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Harold Cutting.
L. 'M. Hesse has built a new milk
house during
the past week, the
carpenter work being done by H a r­
ry A. Richards.
Edwin Obrist o f Gresham is ma­
king an extended visit with his
giandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A u ­
gust H . Dallmann.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dennison
and fam ily o f Portland were recent
visitors at the home o f M r. and
Mr*. Robert Potnery.
Most of
have been
during the
putting in
the farmers around here
planting their potatoes
past week, some o f them
certified seed.
Mrs. Warren
Wilson has been
very ill during the past week with
a nervous breakdown. She is a lit­
tle better at last reports.
MDsea Luella Dallmann and Ber­
tha Gerig of Salem, who spent the
rtturned to Salem, Sunday morning,
week end at the Dallmann home,
Mr. and
Mrs. John Alexander
an<i. son o f San Diego, C a lif., were
visitors recently at
the home of
Mrs. Alexander's
brother, Warren
Aloha-Huber Review —— , 1 S , ^edfo^'“0" t0 Rooaeve,t,
jj
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelley spent
the holidays at the beach.
® ,d* have be« n °P«ned on the pro-
p lT
.‘ T 5 un,ts oi the ,
Lake County stretch of the Bums- I
Mrs. Wheeler is spending a week L&keview highway.
with her sister in Portland.
n ;.
.... .
Bids have been opened fo r 19.64
Mrs. Janr.sen
and children are miles of
surfacing
in the Lane
spending their vacation at Moun- and Douglas counties between Flor-
taindale.
| ence and Reeds port.
>
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weaver spent
the holiday with Portland friends
at T a ft.
u
„
,
n
Mr. , and Mrs J>e Busn with a
party o f friends made the Mt. Hood
loop the Fourth.
» * “ " on
"• e-
hi* vacation
during
Construction is said to be under
w>y » t Freewater on
a
60,000- I
bushel irib elevaton fo r the Farm - I
t t i National Grain corporation, at
a coit 0j |20,000
9
Mr. and Mrs.
McKeown enter-
1
tained about forty friends at a pic-
nic the Fourth.
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CEDAR MILL
BETHANY NEWS
the Mt.
M i. and Mrs. Mat King and the , Donald Jackson made
Stickney
family were
at
Crater I Hood
tr,P ove«’ bh* fo u rth .
Lake the Fourth.
H. R. Findley is drying a large
part o f his blackcap crop.
Donald Templeton, the new coun­
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Rich and
ty judge, spoke at the grange here
last Thursday evening.
fam ily spent the Fourth at Sea­
side.
Tad
Wheeler
and fam ily
are
having a week’s vacation with rel­
P. J. SUM er spent the w eek­
end at The Dallies visiting his w ife
atives at Cherry Grove.
and daughter.
The Benjamin, Norgard and the
Hawley Buck fam ily spent the holi- |
and
M r*- Meier
and son ‘
days at Buck cottage at Cannon Edward are spending their vacation
Beach.
j * t Arthur Bauer’s.
Mr*. Jones and daughter Flor-
ence o f San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Lange and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Donahue and daughter Marie
o f Portland and Mr. and Mrs. G.
N. Price o f
Seattle were Sunday
I dinner guests
at the
Joe Bush
home.
M r. and Mr*. Rotiert Pomeroy
and fam ily and S. H . Pomeroy I Edgar Luaby left Wednesday for
were in McMinnville Sunday where Butte, Mont , where he has been
they attended the funeral service of transferred by the Portland Gas Co
a relative.
Mrs. Lusby and children will leave
has been
'
operation.
J * * * 11 now ln |
__
Thl
new
system along
* 7 °®
Seaside has been ap-
proved by the C'‘ X «nd is now in
" P * ™ 10"-
Contracts
totaling $9,005
have
awarded by
the city school
August.
>"-c' *
,l" “r“
Hev. Wutke o f Beaverton preached
tbe Sunday morning sermon at the
H*t^any L*ptist church Sunday, it
thirty one years ago that
j he Prea«hed his first sermon here.
; Miss Evelyn Marty, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Marty o f near
- ‘
Cedar
Mill announced her engage -
«k.'Tb.i/’h
JI'h,
Keehn is employed.
| Mr
C.
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la «t a n y o th e r at o r n e a r
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Durant• huill, itr ik r . *
nrw nolr in roarh crafls-
man.hip. Siiqlr bar front
and rrar bum prrs al.o
included.
A new motif in railiator design piven this model
a striking appearance, and siiggesta a contlier car.
I
me" i t0 Mr Hub« rt Keehn of El-
mon,ca- H°th the bride-elect and
„ r0<?m are Kraduate* of Beaverton
, H ‘* \ .
T?1' wedding Is to be
W.
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portioned interior: graceful, convruirul in.lru-
nirnl board; .inarlly lailurrd iiplm l.lrry : deep,
wide cushion.: four wood wheels, with spare lire,
lube, rim and cuter mounted al rrnr.
$832
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OTTO ERICKSON & Co.
Phone 2103
Beaverton, Oregon
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