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VOLUME X. NO. 34
Single Copy, 5 Cent»
181
Mock
Wedding Ceremony
Held After Regular
SeHNiun of Lodge
M A NY
ARK
Maddux ( i l l
I*
I'rfth
And
PRESENT
IlK u ritn l
(i r i in
In
T li« flr*t of n »«Me* of enter-
tain incut» planned
by Mm. U n i
Huivla, thv in w N. 1.1« (irnml of
thr Itebekah
lodge,
to 1.« given
■luring h«r nilmimitrntion, « 1 « gtv-
*11 after thv regular meeting last
Tuvulny evening when n big muck
wedding m i il t y i i l
lurlturg Uinaun , «.'ting mi thv
brtdv, waa dre»»ed m a beautiful
wh.lv silk, gown with a long trnin,
faahtoned in tlav «tylv of thv Intv
vlghtivi, with n long veil Snrnh
t luunla i lain.
whu wa» thv bride
groom worn thv wvdding »ult of
Mi' Ilng'M-i, M ri
liirlmnn’i fnth-
•r. Annn Barnes nrtlng m pngr,
vnrrlvd thv w*d>Jing ring nnd thv
III tlv b'lvlmnn
nml l<a*wu
girl*
were flower bvnrvr» Mr* Itlvlmnn,
who wa» mnld of honor, worn n
white drvs« her mother hml worn
years ngo.
In conferring the
Itcbrkah drgrec
Robert Chaim»-« -
Inm nrtvd
n* bv*t
mnn. Ague»
Morgan wn* thv trnin bvnrvr. Mr»
Snmh Uutnvr nnd Mnnly Un.vihiU
were father
and mother
of thv
bride.
I'h* prucvanK 11 trd by the acting
minister Noma I row 11 , entered the
hnll to the tune of "H ere Come»
the Brule *, played by Mr». Mar
jorie Lewis.
Ik-fore the wvdding Annn Ita lic »
-mug " I I*»** You Tru ly" nnd i w
in* timwn and Ikarolhy Lewis »nng
n duet, "She’s Coming round thv
Mountain' .
A ftv r thv weddtrg all adjourned
to thv dining room where i.-trean-
menta were eerved The table wn»
benutifully deeornted In gnv n nnd
pink paper. A largr wedd.rg cake,
■ l»o lorcuinted in green
and pink
graced the center of the tn-.lv.
T h e rake wn» cut by the bride
»0 that all prvaenl got a piece.
The evening wn» very vnjuynbly
»pent and all are luvking furwnrd
to neat month'* entnrtainmcnt.
l)R. LEIGHTON HEADS
RESEARCH
D E PT .
I)r.
R W.
Leighton, reaearch
fellow at the University of Oregon,
ha» been named executive secretary
o f the Oregon R.«earch Council, and
will be In charge of all
reaearch
project» except thooe in agriculture
it waa announced
recently, totlow-
ing hla appointment to thi* poaition
by the State Hoard of Higher Kd-
ucation.
All project* in thi* work carried
on at either the University of Ore
gon or Oregon
State Agricultural
College will
dear
through
Or.
I-eighton's office. It waa alated. Hr
will aaaial
faculty
inemb ra nnd
other* engaged in thin field, will
take care of all organitation work,
and will adminintvr reaearch fund*
Work In research will be organ
ised along the line* formulated by
the rvKenrrh council, and through
thi* centralization it i* planned to
co-ordinate and extend the proj««ct»
wherever po*»ible.
Or. l.eighton received hi» degrv.'
of doctor of phlloaophy
from
thr
University of Oregon, nnd hna de
voted hin time ailtce to research
a field in which he ha* ach.vved
sucres*. In addition to hin stud.es
at Oregon he ha» tnken work at
the Univrmity
o f Iowa and i* a
graduate of the College o f Idaho
MRS. W ARD INJURED
IN AlITO ACCIDENT
Mr. and Mr» Oave J Ward and
»on were in Portlnnd
Thursday.
While in the city they were in an
automobile accident and Mr*. Ward
and »on were thrown out of their
car
Mra. Ward
was badly in
jured and ahaken up She wa* taken
to thv home o f Mr. Waird’a »¡»ter,
and waa aide to lie moved to her
home on Pleasant Vhlley road Sat
urday morning Mra. Ward ia very
aore nnd lame from her experience,
and will have to lie kctit quiet for
some time but ia doing aa well
aa can be expected.
TOM ALLEN IS O VER
COME IIY
HEAT
Tom Allen wvnt bv atngc to f.oa
Angelea to »pend the Fourth. He
pot off nt Pomona to viait a while
with hia aon there. Hi» aon’a w if
waa very *ick. While there, he waa
overcome by the heat.
When he
come to, he found himael, in the
emergency hospital He waa taken
to another hoapital where he atayed
for five day». Ilia aon’a wife died
on Friday, the
day
he returned
here.
Ut It KN I N
Sam Itlunchlv ( “ Fren elli«") and
W 111 . Pinkston were both taken to
the State hospital In Salem Tua«-
day to be treated for insanity
A. J Ko»»vtt waa »rr n tw l thi*
week on a charge o f non»upport.
GOOD K ATAH DINS
ARE GROW N HERE
¿teaths reaalting
from automo
bile accident» have been »bowing
a »harp decrease
in large cine»
throughout thg country,
according
to a »ummary of
mortality from;
motor vehicle accidents just re
leased by th* department o f com-
mere«, The report baaed on mor
tality census taken from 86 largr
cities in various parts o f the coun
try, shows a decrease of 200 fa
talities this year from th* total
during a corresponding four week*
| period in 1031
Katahdin
potatoes
grown
In
Washington county by A. J. Rowell
have been declared exceptionally fi
»per.min* o f th « variety and the e-
! qua I in puality of potato«» grown
. .
, ar.ywhere according to word recent-
M t ‘t‘ 1 IIIR ( dm C h AlM JU t
|y received
These potatoes
were
The Program for the A f
fair Is in Charge of
“Andy” Anderson
IS “LADIES’ NIGHT*
Oregun
orrhardiat* who
have
b.-rn using the bord nux paint mix
ture recommended by Oregon State
college fo r protecting pruning or
oilier tree wound» from decay, now
■nay have official
assurance from
the department of agriculture that
this
material
is the best NOW
K N O W N TO SCIENCE.
This paint, developed in 1926 by-
Ur. S. M. Zeller plant pathologist
at the experiment station, was cne
of 120 such preparations recently
given exhaustive tests by forest
imthologists o f the United States
department of agriculture. Dr. Zel
ler Has just been notif.cd that the
prepuratun
he originated proveJ
to lie the best of the entire 120
substanres tried.
A report on the testa made by
tit.
Kush
P.
Mar*.lull.
I’m cst
pjitholog st
of the U.K.D.A. sta
tioned
at ^ ale
»h..wi that th«
bordeaux paint such a» is now used
generally by Oregon
orcnardists
naa t ie advantage o f being aide to
destroy the decay
organisms and
yet not form an air or water-tight
covering which lead» to many com
plications.
So successful wa» the material
that u commercial concern of Con
necticut, the Bartlett company, is
preparing to put out a dressing
made up by this formula
except
tnat a green color will be added to
make it better for use on ornamen
tal tree*. Each package will give
civdit to the Oregon
Experiment
station and Dr. Zeller for the or
iginal formula.
.
This tree paint is easily made
on the farm by mixing raw linseed
oil with commercially prepared dry
Imrdeaux mixture. It is applied with
a brush and brushed out to a thin
coat.
Wounds are allowed to dry
oft for a week before
the paint
is applied.
This paint ha* been
known to
remain on a tree wound and resist
all sorts
of
weather
fo r seven
years.
Mr. and
Mr*.
F. W.
Livermore,
Jr., are spending their vacation
Seaside.
at
HITEON PEOPLE AT
TEND CO. MEETING
The following front Hiteon club
attended
the County
Federation
meeting at Gale* Creek Thursday.
The Mesdames
Hite
Van Kleek.
Christensen, Ia'edy, Meyer Summers
and the president
Miss Margaret
Summers. Mrs. Gladys Meyer coun
ty 'president, gave
a splendid re
port of
vention
in Breeders
r Bold Annual Picnic
• Comrades Meet
After Many Years;“
MARMI AUK I.ICKNHKS
Hubert
I hi viva
o f Rank» and
Wilma Edwards o f Vernonla.
Clarence J Shell
anil luda M
Hloper o f Salem.
Ihmn I)
Ankrom, Portland und
May Rcrnaiere MrKiiwn, Sherwood
Mt.niter» Plan to Hold Next Night
Ted K
II.>lic g/ Portland and
"M e.tm g in liny Scoot Cabin
Helen I Käme» o f Tualatin.
Henry l.ynn
Hugh.-»
Ilea verton
and Marie G lad)«
Kinnvur Bea-
Tlv-
iimel.iig of
the Ktwania
verton.
club thi» week wa» a very joyon*
Kenneth Hrrradnrf
of Corneliu» affair. As it wa* an mlerclub meet
an| Kmma H Ifillw-rt of llillaboro ing w .i, the Muntavilla ( tub and
Knael l.lnn Scofield, Hank» and aiao Ladies’ Night a iaige crown
Iv n li le e , dale» Creek
wa» present.
l.orrin II
Am lrew» of Milwnu-
The program wa» in chaige ot
kiv and Klaie l>.
Straus o f (¡old "A n d y" Anderson and consisted of
Hill
the loliow.ng numbets: piano solo
by Owen Bushman; rearing'» by
C IR C C IT C O I’ RT
Helen Hurd; tap darning and sing
it.
F Via v*. Joaeph Schmidlko- ing by Gaile Gybson and (pobellv
fer amt wife: action for money.
Shields
Henry Matson the presi
State Induatrial
A i. ub nt ( ..in dent of the Muntavilla Club gave
v» Herman L
(»m at: action for a few remarks.
l>r. Cha».
Hurd
money,
the main speaker of
the evening
1 State Induatrial
Accident
Com gave a splendid talk on "The Mea
I v». Frank F.
Kinner: action for sure o f a
Man ,
Mrs.
Jackson
money.
wa» the accompanist to the club
Bernhard Schmidt
Truater
v* s.nging.
, ,
George Zimmerman: mortgage fore.
At the next night meeting, which
clo*ure.
will be on August 17th (hey ex
Fancra M Kaaly, adminiatratrix pect to meet
at the
Boy Scout
of the eat ate of Magdalena David cabin which is nearing completion.
v* Orta via l-anglry
et nl. mort This cabin
is being
buiR on the
gage forea'loaure.
Underwood place north o f town.
Gerald I ) Tucker e*. Dori» P
Tucker:
*oit fo r
divorce
They
LEGIO NNAIR ES
were married at North Plain* . in CO.
HOLD
JAMBOREE
1926. The plaintiff
charge* cruel
and Inhuman treatment and aak*
for the custody o f their child Bar
Washington County legionnaire*
from Furest Grove Hillsboro, Banks
bara Jean, age five year*
Sherwood and Tigard enjoyed the
first county Jamboree which was
P R O B A TE COURT
l e v * Shenaberger ha* petitioned in the form of an all day picnic
the court to lie appointed adminis last Sunday at Roamer’s Beat, a
trator o f thr estate
o f hi* Wife, picnic resort on thé Tualatin R iv
er.
Mur* than 650 legionnaires,
Alice M Smnsberger
and friends were
Petitioned that the last will anJ their families
testament of Mary Peterson, Forest present to enjoy the spurts of the
Grove be admitted to probate and day. The affair was sponsored by
the appointment of Frank Hlvid aa Argonne P>.»t No. 56 o f Sherwood,
Oie Many Legionnaires from Port
executor tie confirmed
land, Salem Multnomah and New-
berg were present and participated
Orders Signed by Judge Bag ley
The ca«* between U F Via va. ■ >n the program.
Geo. Aiken, State
Membership
Joseph Schmidlfofer has been set
tled and thr case dismissed with Chairman o f the American Legion
was present and w.th T a il Conditt
out coats to either party.
Berni* K. I»vr vs Anna Amelia’ of Forest Grove awarded the prix-
- es
in connection with the Golf
Lee: suit dismissed.
held laat
month at
Pearl Haide vs.
John
Hnido: Tournament
Forest Hills Golf Course. The beau-
suit dismissed
GUdya Hart vs V irgil C. Hart: ’ t.ful golf trophy was presented to
Paul Patterson. Commander o f the
rase dismissed.
Hillsboro Post, which post won the
Orders Signed by Judge Templeton tournament. Many other prises were
awarded to various
members fo r
The estata- o f
Dan
W
Kreps
high scores and low scores.
closed
and
admin istrstor
dis
The Sherwood Post Band enter
charged
Wilhelmira Ruff, an insane per tained throughout the day. Many
features,
which
in
son to appear July 30 and show interesting
reason why Fred Ruff should not cluded novelty races were enjoyed
by the large crowd, many prizes
bo appointed her guardian.
Iw irg awarded to the winners of
the events.
BORDEAUX MIXTURE
BEST NOW K NO W N
11.50 Per Ye»«
Friday, July 22, 1932
DEATH FROM AUTOS
ARE
DECREASING
T c ÒUKT HOUSE ITEMS* ß|
Enjoyable Meeting
I n
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
the
Seattle National Con
1
Although the foregoing statistics
Were compiled
from eitiea in all
parts o f the country, the ratio of
dscresse was even more noticeable
in thi* state, the report discloses.
In Portland,*
represents-
■ ----- - - Oregon’
.........
tive in the cen.us report but four
were killed during the four week
period a. compared with ten deaths
the previous
yesr
during
the
same time, Duly two o f the four
death» were due to acc.dent* with-
city limit»
a . * . there
,h ,„
TTns year, during the four weeks
period ending June II , there were
>48 person» killed
in automoPile
aceidents in the 86 large
cities.
Trim compart* with 648 kill«*d in
Mont o f the*e d *athw were
due to artident
within corporate
city limits, although some accident»
occurred outside of the city.
For a
52 week period, ending
June 11th, there is a decrease ot
267 fatalities
The totals, accord-
mg to the department of commerce
statistics, were 8.788 this year as
compared to *,065 fo r the preced
ing year
Ten
cities reported no
automobile deaths for th* lost four
weeks whIL. fi*..
.iiu .
no deaths
fnr tK»
'
£ erio T fa m l
corresponding
—
in ti
Th rough Picture
In
National Tribune
COOK IS 87 YEARS OLD
Both
Mere
In
S»ose
Company
la
the Civil
War
fault Sunday Mr. arid Mrs. W.
Alexander and Mr. and Mr», fc.
Hammer o f
Seattle, who have
»pent the past week w.th the Aiex-
ander’s, motored to Harrisburg to
call on Mr. Jim Cook. Mr. Cook 1 .
a Civil War Veteran, who served
with Mr Alexander in Co. A, 2nd
Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry. This
11 . » » . . . . . .
« *
....
since 1865.
Mr. Cook had seen Mr Alexan-
der’» picture in the National Tri-
, bune, and lost no time in com-
! munieating
with him - hence the
meeting
J
».A
Mr Cook is 87, one year older
than Mr
Alexander.
On. would
scarcely
believe
he is that old
as h« is very spry.
. Imagine,
f
if
can, those
two
llr/ you
°
..
..
*
07 r * * C.m !
War days. Mr. Ccok »«.J he had
about a thousand questions to ask
but couldn't think of them, and
Comrade Alexander had about 2000
* n<‘ thought o f his. They certainly
had a good visit.
------------- family, who .4, helped to
nuL
Apple and pear growers in the
Willamette Valley should apply the
serond cover »pray now fo r the
control o f codling moth, accord ng
to f f F.
Cyrus,
County Agent.
The second brood o f moths are be-
being * d e p o s it ^ ** These egg- wiH
hatch in from 6 to 16 days, de-
pending on weather conditions. The
spray should be applied before th*
egg* hatch.
The spray is powdered lead ar-
senate used at th* rate of three
pounds (3 ) to 100 gallons o f w a tjr
—V -
two pounaa
Comrade Cook remarked:
“ Well, this has
been a regular
4th o f July celebration to me," *o
which statement all agreed.
*
-**
NOTICE
[
-#
^®ction 72-113 of the Laws o f
_ n says:
__
O rijo
“ Any person
who attempts to
“ **. or who with intent to use___
„
¡....c a r r ie s or possesses............. any
revolver
or ether
pistol
^‘re* rm ............. or any
other dan
* erou* or deadly weapon is guilty
Two Well Known Holtitein
grown on the mountain south of
(¡rowers of this State
Mcholl* lost year and a sample sent
Are Honored
to the Department of Agriculture at
Washington.
Katahdin i* the name of the new
TESTING INCREASES
variety developed by th*
United
____
States Department o f Agriculture
This
is an almost round potato * 'H Bo*» and
Girl*
Give ta ttle
Judgiag
I >e manat rat Mm
rather thin skinned very
shallow
eyed ana creamy white in color. In
addit.on to it# favorable qualities
VVash.ngton county HoisWin bree
it is immune to mild and rugose mo-
ders were bosta to dairy formara
»»*«■ These two trouble* are virus
____ .
. . .
.
disease« that are eliminated only
7*“ *
„
,J> pulling the d.seased plant* out
'VT ’ *
,ru J * uVI" .
-
.
' * ‘ he Deld while the plants are “
V™
lo w in g . They cut down the yield of -
'
*
‘ he potato crop as they cause stunt-
.
„ 7 . 7 h„ £ ^
In«f » ,,d P » * « * * a r e
dying o f planU. „ , ‘
'.
,
‘
.
ss
and in 1931 small lots of seed were
»
. .
» menkbership in the s U U assuctatton
sent to a lew grow er* in many of
.
.
,
. and an honorary pcsition on the
the potato grow ing sect .ns
°
e board of directors. 'I he two breed-
country for the purpose o f determin
era thus honored were Jacob Lus-
ing if it would keep its good qual
cher, Fiirview , and Frank Durbin
ities under different growing condi
Salem. Luscher was recently elec
tions than those under which it was
ted to the national board o f dir
developed
ectors at the recent national con
Bttrb. nk
^
wi„ no doubt
vention at Madison. Wisconsin and
main the standard Ute crop variety
ha„ <ervwl ’ a
number o i
fo r c h i, locality and probably should t^rm, M , u te pre!lldent
rightly
However thia new
-
- do so.
The Holstein breeders have shown
variety if it continues to show as a 14 percent increase
in official
favorable as it did last year will
the
past year la
fit a very distinct
need
in tma testing during
prices and curtailad
section. This will
mean that we spite of low
will have a potato
type of good c.-mand for caule, reported H. A.
Mathieoen, western representative
quality that will do better on the
o f the association- He expressed
heavier soils of
the valley than
win the knger varieties
like th. thi
‘ h* t HoUte.n breed-
"t
SECOND COVER SPRAY « ™ r a U e d a y for theCom radva
SHOIJLD BE APPLIED enjoy^T by°daU* ind on parting.
W“
>• -e^i* •*»
n“ ‘ * “ nou* Problem,
m
<£“ Burbank"
j j
ZZ
Burbank. When
«
o"r “ he^Neried
'»'Proving the.r herds through of-
cow testing work. Mathie
cow
sen also called
attention
to the
fact tnat the first reg.stered Hol-
stein cow in Oregon was owned by
» D R Stewart ot North Yamhill
and that this cow, Midwould 12th,
wa4
foundation ot some of the
*•«»* b««'ds in this state and Wash-
¡n**on. She was brought to Oregoo
from Belmont. Mass,
In order to encourage complete
rcgistrat.on ot all creditable females
the Holstein association has ordered
a moratorium on registration fees
until Jan. 1, with no extra penal-
ty for females over one year o f
age, instead of the double lee fo r
* * * ‘1
°.f
iicial .m
and i
fic.1
Gem
FIELD INSPECTIONS
.
ARE TO BE
MADE
Field inspections fo r the certifies-
tion o f the fields o f Tennessee an-
thracnose resistant strain o f red
clover will be made soon. This ia
one o f the
new
strains
of red
clov* r brought into the county tn
the last three years in the arcteropt
b° improve the quality o f the r*<j
red c,0' * r ***** CT®P Anthrocnose
is a clover disease trouble that ex-
^'on g" thc^aoutheriT border" of^ th e
• m
“7
~n*» w « fa ^ j “ - a ä factor
r j r in iTSrjJS"»»
s
. o f any o f th*
clover
production but
«d
mi™ work si.thi».-
ti. B . H a ll, c o u n ty a g e i .: o f M u lt-
(2 ) of the lead
arsenate
to 100 i »pecified
in this section.............shall
« —
„ « we seH ^ F "» » ^ M* 0„
. cr0D7
_ “
nutD* n coun‘ y reported on the
»
,
«Ml
X-XtJ
„ gallons
- 11 ---- o
-/ f water is sufficient . . to h-
--------- .
— u ----- - » . --------
e se" P * " 01 our
crop
in tne venU ^
tne recerlt „»tion al cow
be presumptive
evidence c f mten- section where
this
diseaoe t s a „ ,
give commercial control. Thorough tion to use the same unlawfully
factor it is hoped that we mav be ,
^ ‘ " d P" “ ‘
^
m* ’ eXeCU
ness o f application is essential in
“ Any person who violates the able to
prove that
the resistant * ' * 5*€ ,eU ' y °\ th* ° " » ° n
coding moth control. ------------------
Special effort provisions o f this section shall be
strain developed in the east will
coune,‘ » P « * '. o f th* activities 01
should be made to thoroughly cover 'kemed
guilty
c f a felony
and retain its hardiness when grown tn
tn* °'£an.satien -»nd urgd greater
with spray sqlution the tops o f the "P°n conviction thereof be punished Western Oregon
, us* al aJI da,r>
products on the
trees, as a majority o f the eggs by a fin * o f not less than $50.00
H i» too much
to exmeet that
ublea 01 **• •*“ iry producers.
. . . laid in the upper part o f t i e nor more than $500.00
J te rn
‘^ r c ^ r s will u T e
Îu Î T * T M Z " Ü T r Z
tw '
Section 72-204 provides: “ N o per- word that
our seed is improved. u
U^ ' n
C' A
son punishable under the preceeding They will have to be shown that ^ uUnu:c* h coun*y
« ™ » « “ ^ 'r -
sections of this act shall he grant- it ia better through trials planted elect'
TOW N COUNCIL HAS
probation."
in the eastern states
with seeds
William S. A verill had a large
A SPECIAL MEEA1NG ed Carrying
and discharging
fire- grown here. For this purpose seed dekgation o f 4-H club boys and
arms within
the corporate
limit* from Washington county was plan- K‘ rls on lland who
engaged in a
A special meeting
of the town
said IO
to be
im- - ‘ —
ed
in *»0»
1931 in
in trials
in r five
judging
demonstration
on
f . i . I ~ .il u . . .
I ” o * f “ a « city
V ” or * town
w w ‘ * ‘ is
S «aio
ne im
- •••
u n i s in
iv e o
0 1 f t the
n e --------
1 — ” —“
— —— •
.
,
. ..'
,
.J u
■
‘a proper use o f the same and mav states where the anthracnose is a sume of the Jossy cattle,
in the hall with all councilmen ex- ,_______ ____ .
1
.
. . . ______
.
________
be construed to fall under the sec- problem. Again in the spring of
cept' Dr. Talbert present.
tions quoted above.
1932 seed from this
county
w».< TO HOLD IRRIGATION
Attorney Reimer presented a con
planted in trials
in eight of the
FIELD MEETINGS
tract for the drilling c i a well j
Mr and Mrs.
A. C. Tuttle on “ astern clover producing states. All
which he had been asked by the the Denney Road visited in Port- o f thes*
‘ "«l*
were
planted in
Irrigation field meetings will be
C o u ik i I to prepare.
, , nd wjth r e ta tim
over the week cooperation with representatives at
A motion was made and carried to end. Their daughter Mary Alys who the Unrt^<* States
Department
of
th€ assistant county atrent
ndviitise for bids fo « the drilling . is attending
summer
school
in -^d(r 'cu*‘ ure ( with
seed from this Wednesday July 28th to discuss ir-
c f a well for water to supily the Eugene came down for a visit and g " nty
r.gation methods and obsettve con-
ÿ itions of growth on irrigated La-
Tow r o f Beaverton.
was accompanied back by her sister
S ILE N T LY PASSING I dino clover fields.
Dolores
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One meeting will be held Wed-
Mr and Mrs. T. B. Derne.v are
Mrs. John
Nyberg
of Tualatin nesilay
forenoon
at 10 A.M. on
spending several days at their cot
Two crews ' are at work on the
passed away Monday very suddenly t..e John Ihornberg farm 1H miles
tage at Rockaway.
‘ Weston-Tollgate Highway.
of heart disease at her home at west o f Gales
Greek
p .si office
the age o f 53 years. Besides her 'lha other
meeting will be held
husband John
N yberg she leaves Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 P.M.
9 children, all at home except one on the A. J. Evers farm one mile
married daughter.
north o f Verboort.
Funeral services were held Wed-
nesday afternoon at the Methc ’.st
church in Tualatin. Reverend Hill
ofliciating. Interment
was in the
W inona cemetery. W . E- Pegg was
tn charge.
T
.
_
Fred Starbuck. aged 62 years,
died Satudray morning at the Foss
home south o f town. Funeral ser
vices were held Tuesday at 10:00
A. M from Pegg's chapel.
Miss
Ava Adams
officiated.
Interment
was at Crescent Grove Cemetery.
W. E. Pegg was in charge.
C A N N IN G
T II1 V Q
Ilf-
SUGGES-
n U T t l V t D i r
Ifn I A I A A d L L
’
Gravity 1 rr.gat. 0 n is being used
011 the Inornburg farm. Water is
pumped from Dairy Creek lor •*-
r.gation on the A. J. Evers farm.
Arthur King, Extension man va
soils, will be present
to answer
questions on irrigation
costs and
methods
POMONA GRANGE
IS TO MEET SOON
I
County Pomona
Grange will meet with the Tigard
Grange Wednesday,
July 27. The
Fifth degree will be exemplified in
‘ be evening by
Russellvill Grange
o f PortUnd
All those
who wit
1 Washington
nessed the third and
fourth de
Suggestions helpful in the home gree work by Russellvill last win
canning o f fruit 3nd vegetables are
ter at Alcha will
remember th*
available in printed form from the
beautiful and impressive manner in
county agent
office.
Methods of
which they did their work. A large
canning thest products with and
grange
without the pressure
cooker are delegation
,
, from Beaverton
„
. „
explained and suggestions given that * re Plannlnff to a“ « nd Pomona,
sometimes
prove
helpful.
Hume
u a u l ' M io
evaporators mav he constructed that
HITFORD W OM EN S
will aid in the drying of some o f '
C J ^ T B HAS MEETING
the food products.
Drying is an
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economical
means
of
preserving
,
the food value o f
many of the
Th* ^h itford Women * Club met
fruit* am) vegetable« ard as it ° ‘ ‘ he home of M r. J Johnaon at
does not require containers ia a Pvogreas on W e .nesday
with an
method anyone can
use. I f it i« average attendance
of
member»,
neceaaary
to
conatruct
evap- ■ Mra. John Templeton wa« hostess,
orator» .plans fo r simple types are The afterm)on was »pent discussing
available
. ,
.
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“ Current Topics of th« IXay. The
B h I s
Helena
have been received
for a fire hose.
in St.
annual picnic will take place on the
* next m eeting day in August.