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THE BRAVERTON REVIEW FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1932 r .1 C O R N E L IU S G IR L A R R E ST S O F W E E K Oregon State News " * C O O P E R MT. N O T É S "! W IN S !*OSTER P R IZ E p* - — --------------------------------~ a G IV E N IN REl*ORT tu P.-T. A. N E W S ■ -------------------------------------- « LOCAL H a p p e n in g s The regular meeting o f the P .-T A. w ill be held Monday evening January 11, at 8 o'clock. An in l>r. J. R. Talbert has purchased teresting program has been plannee A report on “ Why a P.-T. A. in a new 1932 Chevrolet sedan. the high school,'* will be given by John W elter o f Chicago ia visiting a student, a parent and a teacher relatives in town fo r a few days. A speech, “ Leadership. What Otto Erickson and company are Means Nationally and Locally” . The making improvements in their office. 4-H Club Leaders will give their W. E. McOoskey was called to reports. Ideas on wise use o f leisure Portland Thursday by the illness of time fo r our young people will be his mother. I discussed. Mrs. W . J. Jackson will Mr. and Mrs. C. Morgan were * iv* »overal piano solos. Rhoda dinner guests at the R. A . Brown Th.vng *>ve readings, home on New Year's day. M r- Mrs. R. Filley and Mr M, _ . u . .. , _ and Mrs. C. J. Hickman are Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wright. char|f0 o f the refreshments. Every Jr., and daughter, - Dolores were one is welcome. visitors at Timber Sunday, •Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Drorbaugh an j »on spent New Year’s day wtth Dewey’s parents in Vernonia. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sheets were callers at the Robert Chamberlain home at Aloha Thursday night. _ ... Tom Allen has been very sick at 5“ t in ï A 'k<‘ - but improved at Katherine Denney returned to Sa lem Sunday evening a fter a two weeks’ vacation spent at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Waldron and fam ily of Milwaukee were visitors at the L . D Shellenberger home Saturday. Otto Erickson and company re port the sale o f a double unit m ilk ing machine to J. T. Anderson of Farmington. Mr. and Mrs, R . C. Doty and daughter Lourain. and Mr. and Mrs L . L . Myers spent the week end at Neskowin. George W. Jones, who form erly lived on the Denney road, is in the St. Vincent's hospital suffering from a heart attack. George McKercher is confined to his home with a badly infected knee. Carl Lierman is taking care o f his paper route fo r him. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Barnes and sons, John arvj Robert, visited with Mr. and Mrs. L «ster Tallman at Longview on Sunday. M. R. Stevens of Newberg spent New Year's day with his brother, C. J. Stevens, here. He was accom panied by Mrs. (Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hulett and family spent N ew Year's N ight in Forest Grove at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Fred Braun. Mrs. T. Beaverton, beach two received a A. Dungan. was injured weeks ago. bad cut on form erly o f while at the She fell and her leg. Mrs. Andy Timmer, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs Vinton, in Portland, during the hoi idays returned home Tuesday. Mrs. W . J. Ross and Mrs. W il liam Hilgers o f Portland, former residents o f Progress, visited with the W hitford Women’s club Wednes day Mrs. Kinney Peterson, daughter o f Mr. arvj M t s . N . Scidm^re, re turned to her home in Seattle Tues day, accompanied by her niece, Gladys Fletcher. Marion Watson o f the Watson Lumber Co. of Fairvale was in Bea verton on business Saturday. W at son form erly managed the McCready Lumber Company’s yard here. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Mondt and daughter Joyce, o f Seattle, visited from last Thursday until Tuesday of this week at the C. J. Ste/ens home. Mrs. Mondt is a niece of Mr. Stevens. Mr. Chas. Idoll o f Spokane spent Wednesday at the Ed Sheets home. Mr. Idoll is a brother-in-law ol Mrs. Sheets. He was on his way home from Los Angeles where he had been visiting relatives. The home economics committee of the grange met with Mrs. F. J. Fel- sher Tuesday to complete the work fo r the past year. Those present were Mrs. M. C. McKercher, Mrs. Carl Hansen, Mrs. Funstan, Mrs. W . R . Van Kleek. George Edward Nvlutvl has been ill the |vast two wevks with an .„feoted eardrum, James Rodgers, arrested morals charge, is heki fo r $2,500.00 bail. J. F . Otvhild. charged with lar- ceny o f groceries, was fined $ 100 . He was able to pay the fine, and was not held B. Sóbale* ski was arrested on a morals charge. Earl l.arson and Homer Welsh . . , . . . . have been taken into custody, be- m g e h a rg e d with stealing an auto- , » W * S ip* 1» •*>»*’ "» « ’h « » 1 10 ‘ " P * ” Ho » “ u k ,‘n to ,h* b o,P 'D l for a tonsil operation. Francis Kigert, who has been at home during the holidays hss re turned to t ’aiifornia to attend school Mrs. Edith Leopold, who has been vi8itinir ht,r u on c Mountain, r*tu IW ,t u, hrr home m®b,W’ in Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rhymer, , , . ... Mrs. Ester Riggen. and her son, C. . A l,,r,thJ1 .“ y was given.at the K. Riggen. from Idaho were taken Mr* ,Jo* Kemmer in into custody charged with passing J“ 1 Tuesday evening In honor o f forged checks. They are said to Kemmer. have received money from mer- | The pupils who made the honor chants in Forest Grove and H ills- **’11 for the month ending December Mrs. Essex Marsh has received boro. 24 were: Emma Leopokt. Celia an invitation to attend a P.-T. A Albert Rebetxki, charged with Beard. Kina Nylund, Anna Marie meeting at the Holiday School in driving while drunk, plead guilty. Nelson, and Lyda O'Dell, Portland. Monday January 11, at and hearing was set for Wednesday Following .r e the name, of pu 2;00 o’clock in the afternoon. Mrs. >on' pile having had a perfect attendance Oheryd Shaly. Dean o f women of * J IernJ D. Vandehey being held te o m , fo r th* „ „ f four months o f : Reed college, will speak on her life pemhng hearing. He is chained , ehooI: Kmm. Ii#0 ,di Kln> N v _ in Vienna. with possession, sale, and manufac- ,unJt Lvd. S u n Bran], Flor- Mrs. Marsh is looking forward to ture o f liquor, and possession o f a rnC4> Be. rd, QeimWlne T.yk>r, Anns this with .n ticip atio« ami Marie Nelson, Otto Leopold, Ray- wishes to share this pleasure with Kenneth mond Bryen. Clarence Palmer. Billy other members. Those wishing to Christensen were arrested fo r steal- Emmons, Elbert Emmons, and Earle attend are welcome. ing robes and overcoats from parked Morris, Mrs. Marsh is also attending a ears at a dance at Laurel Saturday . meeting in Portland Friday at the right. They left Laurel1 and started T W O G R A N G E S H A V E V'brary. ^ , t0,PL°’ T ' hy, a P TT fo r Hillsboro. The thefts were re J O IN T IN S T A L L A T IO N ! A ' , n t " e ” 'tfh ¡school, will be dis- ported. and Chas. Follette went out cussed by a student, a teacher and a fter them. He succeeded in stop- —- a parent. ping them, and climbed on the run- There were about 65 present Sat- ning board. They speeded up the ] urday at the joint installation o f The Parent-Teachers Association car and succeeded in pushing him officers c f Kinton and Scholia gran- dance, which is to be held in the o ff. He fired several shots after go« at the hall in Kinton. It. R High School auditorium January 16, them, but failed to make them stop Findley and his degree staff from promises a big success. Tickets are again. The chase was taken up by Cedar Mills did the installing in a being soki and plans are being Johnson and Pyle, who overtook the very creditable manner. The follow - carried out. The committee, consis trio just as they ran into a tree, ing granges were represented: ting o f Mr and Mrs. C. J Bielman, completely demolishing a new Ford Scholls. Leedy, Tigard, and the Kin- Mr. and Mrs. R. L . Filley, Mr. car. None o f the boys received ton grange. A fine dinner was serve,) and Mrs. W alter Baldwin. Miss serious injuries They were arrested at noon and the afternoon was de- Gladys Kinnear. Mr. Lynn Hughes, on various charges, including driv- voted to the installation o f officers and Mr. and Mrs. Essex Marsh ing while drunk, larceny, and being and a short program. The list o f are working hard on the arrange drunk. They plead guilty and were officers fo r Kinton grange appeared ments. Mrs. Geo. Thyng is chair fined $100, $150, and $o00. They ¡n these columns a short time ago. pay their man o f the refreshment committee. made arrangements to Every one welcome. fines, and were released. GEORGES E N E S C O TO R E E D Y IL L E * M A N IS BE G U E S T ARTIST K IL L E D IN A C C ID E N T A Brahms and Beethoven, with Georges Eneaco as the guest artist, will comprise the bulk o f the pro gram for the January 11 concert o f the Portland Symphony Orchestra. The Beethoven concerto has been chosen fo r the appearance with the orchestra o f the famous Roumanian violinist, and Willem van Hoogstra- ten, conductor of the orchestra, de cided that Brahms' third symphony should be given on the same pro gram. I* has been eight years since Enesco has appeared in Portland, and during that time he has denn- itely emerged from the ranks of “ good violinists’’, and established himself as a master o f the instru ment. His reputation, already world wide, is constantly growing, and Portland admirers o f violin mastery will await his appearance eagerly. Enesco has played the violin since the age o f five, and at seven was a student at the Vienna conserva tory, which ordinarily does not ac cept any but adult students, or at least youths nearing their majority But Enesco won awards at the age o f 11 both fo r his playing and his composition. Before he » > twenty, he had an entire program presented at Paris, where he was studying at the time. The Brahms symphony in F major has been played before in Portland, and in addition portions o f the work have been presented at Vienna in December, 1883, with Hans Rich ter conducting, and was a triumph fo r the composer. London heard the symphony in 1884, while in Novem ber o f the same year, it was first played in N ew York. Tickets are on sale at J. K. Gill’s. As usual, the concert will be at the auditorium, starting at 8:30. PORTLAND ATTORNEY O RDERS TH E R E V IE W Little Miss Helen Milne, seven- year-old pupil In the second grad«1 of the Cornelius school, drew the winning health poster used' at the head o f the health calendar distrib uted in the January issue of “ Child Health." the monthly journal pub lished by the Oregon Tulwrculosis association in the interests o f child health conservation. A brand new dollar was sent re cently to the young artist’s teacher Miss Rets Wilkins, who presented it to Helen. The subject o f the poster was “ Have something hot for lunch” and shows a train of fresh vegetables going up an incline preparatory to being dumped into a large kettle o f soup to make a hot, nourishing meal for st-hoolchil dren. Such a meal is recommended for school rhikiren every day o f the school year to help improve their health. No bids will be accepted fo r less than par and accrued interest and the right is expressly reset ved to reject any and all bids. Lela L. Richey, Recorder. c6-8 Frederick Swanson has ivpened a jew elry departninnt in the Tmnnp son Drug Store at Pendletoa Work has !«>en started with « crew o f ten men on The I M ile*- California highway, Just south of Metolius. , The business o f the hirst National Hank o f (.akevirw has limui pur chased by the Commercial National Bunk o f that place. L O C A L GI RL IS D. U. V. N A T IO N A L AIDE Miss Joy Hulettc has tw n noti fied that she has been appointed from the state o f Oregon on the Staff o f National Aides of the Daughters o f Union Veterans o f the Civil War, 1861-66. .Miss Hulettc is also one o f the State IVpartment color hearers this year. She is the youngest member o f Mero L. Tanner Tent of Beaverton. SKEE NO LONGER WI T H F IN A N C E CO. N. J Skee, who has been asso ciato.I with the Beaverton Finance Company fo r several years, reports that he is no longer with that com- pany. Mr Skee hss established his o f fice with P. M. Madden whore he will continue in the insurance busi ness. 3 Lbs. 80c I A C O R R E C T IO N ? a--------------------------- a I \ C A R L T O N OR GOLD M E D A L, LB. 30c The Aloha-Huber Parent-Teacher # F A N C Y S H R IM P Association will hold their monthly A 2 LA R G E T !N > meeting Tuesday evening. January 4 19 instead o f January 4 as was re- A P E E T ’S W A S H IN G M A - 9 0 C H IN E SOAP. Large l’k g . « J O < - ported in these columns last week 4 we are glad to make this correction. A j-A N C Y C A N N E D P E A C H E S Preferred Stock or Del Salem voters have approved the F Monte, 2 Large Cans issuance o f $2.500,000 bonds for the A P A L M O L IV E SOAP, acquisition and construction o f a A f> BARS municipal water system. V IT A M ONT DOG FOOD 3 CANS 25c 39c 45c 28c 15c V E A L STEW PER PO U ND 10c Pure Vegetable Shortening 3 PO U ND S 29c T E A . L I I T O N ’S O R A N G E PEKOE. H 47c 89c lb. PE R PO U N D R IP E O L IV E S T A L L CAN CHEESE. T IL L A M O O K , PER POUND 15c 22c 20c S Y R U P , % I T . B O TTLE OREGON P R U N E S M ED IU M SIZE 2 5 c 4 PO U N D S LA R G E SIZE 3 PO U ND S 25c $1000.00 in cash prizes and one thou sand other prizes are offered for ex amples o f skill w ith a iackknife. Entries may be any kind of model, figure or special carving, requiring skill and in genuity, made entirely o f wood, and w ith no ether tools than a jackknife. BANK IN T E R E S T IIA S BEEN I’ UT IN DEPOSITORS’ F U N D The Bank o f Beaverton's many savings depositors have had their January I, 1932, interest atided to their ai-counts. The llunk will lie gla d to have you bring in your savings Pass Book at your con venience so that it may be entereJ on your book. Quality Meats S A T U R D A Y S P E C IA L S Fresh Side Pork, lb. 13c Pork Steak, lb................... 14c A ll Beef Steaks, lb. Bacon, lb. Hamburger, 2 lb. Chicken, colored, lb. Shortening, Compound, lb. 17c 18c 25c 24c . 8c City Meat Market Phone Beaverton 0855 Oldsmobilt* Roadster ur . $40 M E kscx Coach ................. 75 Ford Coach ................. 10 Fort! Roadster ............... 95 We Also Have Several Used Trucks To Sell A T B A R G A IN PRICES Otto Erickson & Co. \ Phone 2103 Bt*avcrt«in, Orrgon Durant C a r * — International Truck* McS'ormiok-lK*ering Tractor» and Farm Implement* t 9 \ Phones 29c; — 3203 and 1702 ? a ■ The MONTAG FOR A PRI ZE Found— A pair of shell rimmed, gold bowed glasses, near the cor ner o f -Hroadway and F.ast Main streeta in Beaverton, trwner should Inquire «»f A V Master* St the Bank of Beaverton. LOOK A T TH E SE PRIC ES ■ A W ^ d V . W . W W . ’/ A V . V W . V .W A W / A W W W / A W W A , t C L A S S IF Y Found. K R IS P IE C RACKERS. SA LTE D , 2-LB BOX H Two Deliveries Daily WHITTLE TO and To Make Room For Our Spring Business We Are Going To Sell Our Few Remaining Used Cars A T LESS T H A N C O S T S T E A K S . A L L CUTS, STE E R BEEF. PER LB. PO T ROASTS. STEER BEEF, PER POUND. LATE l.o«l USED CARS Sat. & Mon. Specials, Jan. 9-11 CIRCULATOR Newspaper Advertising HEATER Beauty, Heating Comfort A Lifetime of Service By Reliable Firms Is Interesting A n d Instructive FI* Priia................................,.$f50 Reading The Ads Helps Y o u T o Learn H ow To POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE > C A L L FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received at the office o f the undersigned by the Town Council o f the Town o f Bea verton until 7:30 P. M. o f January 25, 1932. fo r any part or all o f an issue of ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) refunding improvement bonds, and opened immediately thereafter. Said bonds will be dated Jan. 2, 3932, and will mature on Jan. 2, 1942, and bear interest at the rate of per annum payable on the second day o f January and July of each year, and are subject to re demption on call at any interest payment date after one year. Said bonds w ill be issued in denomina tions o f $500.00 and carry a pledge o f the full faith and credit o f said town. Win. ami V. Titter are npvning a self-service os»h grm'ery in the Blackman building » t Nyasa. Beaverton M arket and Grocery -------- f Geo. Roach, living near Reedville 0 was instantly killed Wednesday f evening about 6:00 pm . while ^ walking on the highway. It was re- ^ ported he was struck by a car f driven by a lady from Forest Grove. ^ She said she was watching the ap- ^ proach o f another car and did not A see Mr. Roach till too late to avoid A hitting him. He is said to have been 9 walking on the wrong side o f the A N O N E B E TTE R road. A A T A N Y PRIC E He leaves a wife, the only r e la - ,5 tion here. f i B U T T E R . OREGON C I T Y O O PE R PO U N D ¿ O C Second Prist............................. $100 J. O. Johnson, an attorney hav Third Priia................................. $75 ing an office in Portland, dropped Fourth Prist............................... $50 in at the Review office, Wednesday Fifth Prist................................... $15 The young people o f the Congre and ordered “ the only Beaverton- And iUo there ire twenty-five $10 prize» and gational church were entertained at owned newspaper” sent to his home fiftr o f $5 00 each. In addition, 1000 tpecul the home o f Rev. Charles F. Clarke at Tigard. jacikwve* will be dittributed to all winner» of caah award» and to those receiving honorable Tuesday evening. The time was He reports an active Lions Club (Lentton. In cate of ue» duplicate prize» will be spent playing lively games, after at Tigard and a desire on the part given. which refreshments were served. o f some o f the club’s members to AD rule» and detail» o f thi* contest are In the i»»ue of Popular Mechanic» Magazine now on »ale. About twenty were present. have some organization through Buy a copy at any rvwMtand or consult one at your library. You do not have to be a regular Mrs. M. C. McKercher had as which closer co-operation can he reader. N ew Y ear’s dinner guests Miss had fo r eastern Washington county. Alice Bloom, M jjs Josephine Bonu, Excavation is under way for the and Dr. W . M . Sheet, all o f P o rt land, and on Sunday M r. and Mrs. Knight Brothers’ garage building, to o U a Ontario Street C H IC A G O , ILL. G. A . Gilmore and daughter E liza on Main St., at Jefferson. beth and son Garfield, and Everett De Wiese, o f Portland, were her R E PO R T O F C O N D ITIO N guests. O f the Bank of Beaverton, at Bearverton, County o f Washington, Oregon, at close of busi [P R O P O S A L S IN V IT E D ? ness December 31, 1931. ■ -------------------------------- » K. E. Stone i* to open a sand - with shop at the <x>mcr «if t ** » ami Rose streeta, Rkweburg. TOO RESOURCES I,cans and discounts ........................... $406,018.13 Overdrafts ............................................. bonds, securities, etc................... 123,555.59 banking house, $20,280.00, furniture and fixtures, $10,540.00 .................... 30,820.00 Real estate owned other than banking house ............... .............. ......... •••• 9,550.00 Cash, due from banks and cash items . 34,422.53 Total .......................... $004,375.18 L IA B IL IT IE S Capital stock paid in ......................... $ 25,000.00 Surplus .................. 25,000.00 Undivided profits— net ......................... 4,703.25 Reserves ...................... 6,100.00 Demand deposits ........................... 219,029.39 Time certificates .................................... 210,860.47 Savings Deposits .................................. 114,682.07 Total ................................................ $604,375.18 State of Oregon, Countv o f Washington, ss: I. F. W. Livermore Jr., cashier o f the above- named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best o f my knowledge and belief. F. W . Livermore, Jr., Cashier Correct— A ttest: B. K. Denney, Doy Gray, Director*. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day o f January. 1932- W . E. Pegg, N otary Public for Oregon. M v commission expires August 6, 1932. (S E A L ) Get The Most For Y our Money Once installed in your home, you have solved See The Adjacent» Ads not only this winter’s heat problems., . profitably, but the many winters to come, for the Montag is guaranteed for a lifetime of service. For Reliable Information Regarding Articles Y ou M ay Need May we have the pleasure of showing you the right type and model for your home? I^et us ex plain our liberal terms. Strangers Read A ds Tune in on KGW 9:15 to. 9:45—Montag Na tional Program, N. B. C. 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