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\jw y «T* T he B eaverton R e v ie w The Only Newspaper Devoled Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County. VOLUME X, Nu. 18 4-H Club Members Win Prizes for Corn Kvery Animal Taken to Portland from Here Win» u Premium JUDGING TEAMSPLACE Franrea Dvtrlrk Hina Fourth On llrr Yearling. Iln lrr My winning mvirn place» in the Union Stock Yard S| h ’C im I, Wash ington county 4-H club member» iiiad* almost a dean »weep in thi> conn cDaa at th* I-and 1'ioducta show at Uic I'acific International Livestock fc!..position held this week in IWllaml. 'Ibis class calls nn 23 cars of Yellow Dent corn aelerled frum at least uno «ere of corn grown West of the i así a le muunla.ns and nortift of Douglas county. Washington county buys wun 2nd; 3rd; 4th: otli 6th; ?th¡ and Mth places in this class. In coiiipotillon with inure corn Utan has been taken to the show in year* The Individual winners were Ivan itirriy, second: Elmer Uierly, third: William VanKleek, fourth) Krancu llolbokr fifth!, all of lira- v.-rton Itouts 3; Wilson Steele, Sher wood Koute 4, sixth, and James Itolliukc, seventh: and A m a Uierly, eighth, both of Beaverton Koute 3. Francia llulboke also won 6th in the class o f 10 oar. of YviiuW Dent grown west o f the Cascades and north of Douglas County. The show n« made by curtí from Wash ington County at the l oi iMild SHOW is ample guarantee of Uie quality of th«! corn lo be aven at the 1 turd Annual Buna ( urn Day, sponsored by the Commercial N»tunal 1’ ank of Hillaborv, to be heal in t «e Lank lobby on Saturday, October Jll. Every annual takan to Portland arel exhibited by club members from our county won a premium. Adrian Hornocker. Mil lab tv , Kt. b, won first on a Ohtater White gilt, and followed this up hy plac ing fourth in swine showmanship. IKmaId Jessy. Linnlon Kt 2, won third on his Holstein senior year ling heifer, aid seventh on bia Holatein senior calf: I Km also plnced third in showmanship. 1 ite show mum..tip contest, as all thisv will recall who saw the Wash ington C u Ay 4-41 fair this year, is judged luigcly on the ability of the buy to s e w his calf, with most of the emphaah placed on the fitting of the aninuil and hand ling It in the ring. Cottfur matt on of the animal la a minor cone id- era twin. Competition in thla con test has been growing keener year after year. Frances Hetrick, Linnlon Kt l, wun fourth on her yearling Hol stein heifer, and placid fourth in the showmanship contest. John Han sen, I'ortland, Kt 2 won thiru on hia brown hwias .«tie r und placed third in Uruwn *wia* showman ship. Karl Jossy, Linutun. Kt. 2, won fifth on his Holstein senior IVJ f 'Die Washing!, n County poultry judging team placid third in the poultry judging contost in w.uch ti«m s from several stale* coiii | h * i - ed. This tv um is from the Deer- lick i'oultry club, lite ino.ihers of t ie teuin being Alvin Warren, Will- lain Blankenship and Clinton War ren, all Gaston Kt. 1. Alvin War ren woe third high man in the contest. Our rabbit judging team made up o f Kenneth Woodward, Hilla- buroKt. 4, Ira Rogers, Orenco, and Leonard Si aw, Hillsboro Kt. 4. placed fourth, with Kenneth Wood ward being Ith high mart in the contest. The crops judging Warn, fnade up of Vernon Nordin, Sherwood Kt 3, Scott Haynes, Sherwood Kt 3, and James Atliuns, Ncwberg Kl 3, placed sixt.w, with Vernon Nor din tied for 3rd high man in the contest. The livesitock judging Want was from the Helvetia-Jackson calf club, the inteinbcis o f the team iM'ing Wesiey llachelder, Clarence Tschabold und William Kutchelder, all Hillsboro Kt. 1. I'rizes won at the Portland show bring the total Washington Couty 4-H club fair winning for 1932 well over the $800.00 mark. Mr. ami Mr*. K. J. Felsher arid children spent Tuesday evening in Portland, visiting with Mr*. Em- ma Johnson, mother o f Mrs. Fel sher. Single ( opy, 5 Ceni» LETTERS Heuverton, Wa»hington Countv, Oregon. Three Wedding Cer emonies Are Held $1.50 Per Ye»i Friday, October 28, 1932 SYMPHONY SEASON » WILL SOON HE HERE ' HOY SCOUT NEWS I Portland, Oregon, October 19. J Thirteen sen t* and 3 visitor» The 22nd season o f the Portlund ' were present at the regular meet- 1 From Our Reader» Symphony Orsheatra la less Uian ing, October 21at, with Mr. Phelps, i>*- three weeks away, with the opening the scoutmaster present. ln behalf o f thoso w o face a concert scheduled for Monday nig.it j Several games of “ Spud” wer- winter with very liltla U> loolf for Novemlier 7th- Wider Interest than awarded in the “ Inter-Patrol con l'lans Already Underway Irene SiaSder and In former years is being shown by test’’, on ‘account of the small num ward to from the aturdpoint of ! Miss For the Fall Enter financial income with which to the young folks, it is stated by ber of scout« present. The “ Pine Herman Zahler Have tainment to be given supply the neceaaitiea of life, I Tree" patrol i« still leading tuc Portland Symphony aociety offic- ( A Church W edding appeal to you, our citixena, to lain, sponsors of the two concert c nlest. Three scouts attended the help In thla worthy cause of carry DRAMATIZE A STORY serial that will be presented mi» , “ Court of Honor” held in Portland ing help to the needy. We appeal Thursday, October 20. Lisle Walk- season. ROSSI>SM1TH WEDDING to you in the name of humanity, Elects New Claaa because of this increased in-| merit badges; Carll Beach, music Eighth Grade In the name of thoee who are Officer» to Lead Then» to rest by high school students and er received pioneering and reading /abler la a Gradual* of I»-»* fortunate than aome o f Uir Mra. also boys and girls in the grammai4 and carpentry 'merit badges: Robert rust of our community .These need The Halllowe’en spirit is abroad the Me*verton High School grade», special emphasis is being Kngelke became a star scout. your help It I* quite evid.nti that — placed upon the six Sunday matinee j Troop 214 ia very pleaaed to and ia very mush in evidence at the we face a winter unaurpuaaed In Beaverton Grade School. Gboots will At a beautiful church ceremony concerts which William van Hoog- announce tliat the District Scout this nation c t ours made so because at the HsA.iaiiy Baptist Church last , straten and the 70 musicians under master will be present at tne next walk and witches, black cats and o f this g n a t financial diklreaa that Saturday evening Mias Irene Stalder hi« baton will offer on their after meeting, October 28. The meeting tats will *A)ld revelry in every room afternoon. Boys a no has rocked the eartt/l Thowe In •laughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. I noon will be held at the Scout cabin late F rd sy pr» grama. The-se concerts, P»«d are our flesh and blotxl, broth Stakler, became the bride of Her- like the Monday nigr/t senes, will and all scouts are urged to attend. t * will all s) ar* >n the fun games, e d the ye«r’s first school party. ers and aisters, fathers and mioth- I man /a b ler of Portland, O re!, Kev include one symphony by a great B .b Kngelke, Scribe era, neighbors, little children, anti Graf officiating. Mrs. John Croon* composer, with the rest of the pro Boys basketball practice will begin wo can do nothing greater for Uheni ' played the wedding music and Mr. gram classic yet of a slightly ALOHA-HUBER P.-T. A. next week. Prospects for a winning team are n * too bright according than to help drive from their do r I Carl Kgginutn sang "Because.*’ lighter charcter than the evening HOLDS A CARNIVAL to Mr. Phillips, as all o f the ex the howling wolf tliat has no re- .. The bride waa beautiful ht white concert*. *|Hct for |ierson*. perienced and large boys have ailk with veil arranged in cap | Pubic schools are lend.ng fine The Aloha-Huber P. T. A. oarni- graduated or moved. Our obligations will be heavy { style, caught up in the back with support in encouraging the art of val held at the Aloha grange hall and we can meet these if all will ' orange blossoms. She Plans are already underway for carried a ' mu»ic.and musical directors and last Friday evening was a big the fall entertainment to be pre du then' liest and come to the aid shower bowioei at pal«- pink rose tesorters are stressing the educa- success. A nice sum was realized, o f our “ Welfare work.” Please give hurls. She was attended by Mias sented early in December. An your support to this worthy work | Rose Stabler as maid of honor, who ti -nal and also entertainment value part o f which will be used for wel- unusual feature of thia program is that the Symphony matinees offer. f ire work. and aland hy Lhc finance committee was that it will begivoo entirely by She gowned in blue, carrying of our organization. They are | white chrysanthemums. Cecil F ro st1 Dates are November 13, November I The following firms very gener first four grades. The upper grades 27, December 11, January 22. > nd anxious to make the work a success , of Portland acted as best man. The ously donated prizes for the vari will have charge of the program and are willing to give thoir time ushers were Ed Ludwig, o f Port1 I February S. ous concessions. Aloha Skagg Store, presented in the spring . and the Aloha barber Sh p ot in thia ur.derisking. The committee land and Marvin Stalder. Little AJ- ; Class officers have been elected Aloha. Montgomery Ward and Co. by the 8th grade EN is composed o f: I. K. Melxler, | dean and Shirley /ahter as flow- i MRS. NIELSEN to manage the Arron Frank, Olds Wortman and activ.ties of these students apprrwcb- Dr Mason.Dewey Drorhaugh. Mr». er girls scattered rose petals in the TERTAINS 0 . E. S. Kink Dr. Harry Sender, Western ing graduation. Robert Jackson is W. H. Kngelke and Mrs. Klmer bride’s pathway. Little Robert Ish- j Stipe. Tivey have but one object in lor, a» ring tx-arer carried the ring Dairy Products Co., Tucker Coffee president; Elwin Nelson is Vice- Mrs. H. A. Nielsen entertained this work, that of being of servic - ir a Calls lily. A reception fol- a group of fifteen ladies of the Co. Western State Grocery Co., President and Marjorie Allen is to lhome In need lowid in the church parlcns. Mr. ' O K. S. with a delightful luncheon Pacific 'Meat Co., Roberts Bros., secretary-treasurer. Our entire organization ia anxious and Mrs. Zahler will make th eir; at •her home in Aloha last Thurs Frank Mayo (Taylor), American Last Friday the first grade visit that mi on« in our community goes hu.no in Portland. Mrs. Zahler is Beaverton Airport. The day. The ladies who were members Brush and Broom Co. all of Port ed the hungry cuid or shelterlesa. We will a graduate of the Beaverton High officials gave the children a warm o f the various committees who will land. do all within our power to bring school. welcome, and told them some inter have charge o f the Beaver Social ; cheer ami comfort to those who MANY ARE GUESTS esting points about the ten airplanes Club I’azaar to be held on Nov. The many friends of Horae* desire our help. that were in. All the c .-ildren nod 16 spent the afternoon in further- j OF MRS. A.C. TUTTLE seen George F Uordun, tkialrman. Narver will be interested in know- ing plans for the affair. More de airplanes before, but some had , ing of his marriagv Sunday, Octo never been close enough to touch one the ber 23, to Knid Stidd of Portland. tails will be forthcoming in Mr. and Mrs. H. 0 . Schaefer. 1 They we-e happy to have the opport H1TE0N CLUB MEETS The ceremony was held at UK- near future. Jr., and daughter Betty Lou, Mr. unity. On Friday evening Mrs- Nielsen and Mrs. H. O. Schaefer, Sr., Mr. j WITH MRS. ANDERSON White Temple. Afterwards a w ij- The children are very proud dtng breakfast was held at Henry and Mrs. J. A re hoe Williams were and Mrs. J. M. Schaefer, Mr. and; of the jolly pumpkin and corn babies relatives. The join* hostesses to the officers ot Mrs. Hiteon club met Wculneadey Oct Thiele’s toe the C. O. Washburn, all of 19th at the home of Mr». hum young couple will make their home Beaver Chapter, at the home of Portland, were guests at the A. of which they made a border for o f these Mrs. Nielsen. The evening was C. Tuttle home on Denney road at their room. The smiles Anderson with seventeen members in Portland. spent in the portaking of amusing a birthday dinner Sunday in hc*.oi babies help the boys and girls to and ten visitor» present. Roll call sunny smiles although this Albert Rossi and Hazel Smith games and singing. Refreshments of Mrs. Tuttle's birthday. She was wear was a measure which I approve or oppose and why. The program of were quietly married in Portland o f pumpkin pie and coffee were the recipient of many lovely gifts is not hard to do with the happy tome of Hallowe’en ao near. served. muse arranged hy the music chair j last Friday. and a delightful time was enjoyed j Mrs. J. G. Hoknstem and Mrs. J. A fter a short honeymoon spent man». Mrs. Anderson was greatly by all. R. Miller were visitors last week. enjoyed by all. The following ladtee at Knappa with the bride's parents MEN’S BROTHERHOOD Si--------------------------------------------- a Fifth Grade. c nlributcd to the program, Mrs ami at the beach«« they returned SILENTLY PASSING ‘See America First’ is the motto of HAS A MEETINGS Stretcher and Mrs.Rowell of Scholls to Beaverton where they had rent æ-------------------------------------------------a the fifth grade in their study of the Mrs. Han» Guardi- «nd Mrs. Guard« ed one of the Guycr houses on Kast Henry Krimble 47 years of United States. The regular monthly meeting of uf Tigard, Mrs Zell Struthers of , First Street, the one next to the the Men's Brotherhood of the Evang age, a former resident of Beaver Last Friday the fifh grade en- ' power plant. H,t uei. At the next meeting Nov. elical churches in this district, met ton, died in Portland Sunday Oct. joved their first half h-iliday earned 2 Mrs. Gladys Meyer and Mr» Bes The Hallowe’en party given oy last Tuesday evening at the Mountain 23 from spine injuries suffered by good attendance. sie Summers will 1« joint hostesses the Bethel I-adies Aid in the for Home church, there being a very while fighting n fire at the Coun- Fourth Grade at the home / Mrs. Summers, in* mer Pegg home last Friday even good attendance. Dr. Levi T. Penn celor Apts, on the night of Aug. Each pupil in this grade has club wan well represented at the largely attended. Thr* ington of Pacific college was the 16, 1930 when he fell through a discovered that his body is a atrip. third district convention at St. Hel ing was speaker of the evening and made a skylight. Mr. Krimbel had been He is the captain of this ship an*i crowd was treated to a number ens. The following ladies attending very interesting address on P rh ibi- with the Portland fire department strives each day to have it cleaner Mr*. Gladys Meyer, Miss Margaret of hair raising thrills in keeping tion. Those attending from here since 1920 and had participated in than it was the day before. An usi- Mrs. Manna» Christensen and Mrs with the spirit o f Hallowe’en. A were: S. H. Pomeroy, Everett many dangerous fires. He leaves rchersed dramatization o f ‘The Ant’s Morn Letdy. j program of comic songs and skits Wright, Earl C. Bell, J. H. At.|i, a widow and seven year old son. Fire Escape ’ proved there were some ! was given, and refreshments of Robert Pomeroy and Mr. "and Mrs. Interment was in the fireman’s lot clever interpeters o f reading book LADIES' MISSIONARY in Lone Fir Cemetery on Tuesday. characters in the class. Hallie Jean E. L. Cox. j cider and doughnut* served. Pace was a very sympathetic mother CLASS HAS MEETING while Bobby Graham and Margaret Taylor were especially resourceful The Congrcgat.onul ladies Miss children in finding a way for the ionary Study class wu.s neld last ants to escape the fire that ruin Thursday with an attendance of ed their home. sixteen Mr». W. II. Boswell had Emily Dickinson's little poems i tirge of the devotional service "Helpfulness” gave the children and Mrs. la>uise IVirtcr gavd a ! many ideas of ways in which they very interesting resume on the sec might be helpful. Agnes Wegener ond chapter of “ The Living Issue was the first to say the poem suc in Ch.na ’. After the* pot luck lunch cessfully. plans fur the HarvcBt itVstivel Robert Andrews, a new student which will be held at the church from Odell has enrolled in the on Dec. 2nd. were discussed und i t 1 seventh grade was also decirkvl to sell tickets for Third grade pupils are making * t.Je Symphony Orchestra. Student booklet o f original stories, add.ng tickets for the entire season will a new story every week to the l»t> $2.30. Sunday Mat nee tickets 1 collection. $1.50. Anyone wishing tickets please The Bluebird class in reading notify Mrs. Shellenberger, Mrs. Me- j has just started work on a new Kell or M rs H. M. Barnes. reader and work books. They find it very interesting. MANY ATTEND HEA The second grade is now work ing number work books. This is VER CHAPTER MEET the first time this class hsu written numbers to 200. The meeting of Beaver Chapter Mildred Yates has had the orange No. 106 on Wednesday evening was honor chair more than anyone in well attended, with a number of the reading room. visitors present from other Chap Ronald Graham has entered the ters. The Obligation ceremony was second grade. Dorothy Lilligard exemplified by the officers. Dr. Da has moved away. niel O. Webster of Portland! Past | Grand Patron o f Oregon was the KIYVANIS HAS MANY speaker of the evening. At the next VISITORS THIS WEEK meeting o f the Chapter Nov. 9th Members of the Masonic lodge arm This week Kiwani« met at the their wives will be the honor I Drift Inn. Among the guests were guests of the evening. Ray Wisecarver, a former resident of Beaverton, who is now Demo Mr. and Mrs. A. E. McGuire are cratic candidate for Secretary o f enjoying the comforts of a new State; Hal E. H om , present Secre Montag circulator purchased recent tary of State; and Wm. Hammond, ly from Richey’s Hardware and chief of motor vehicle operation. Furniture Company. To Have Parties
