Librati
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T he B eaverto n R eview
_________ ^he Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests O f Eastern Washington County.
VOLtJMK XI. No. 30
Annual School
Meeting Is Held
Single Copy, 5 Cent»
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon.
TOM THUMB W ED­
DING IS PRESENTED
Tom Thumb's Wedding, in three
arts, whlrh was given at the High
school auditorium Tuesday evening
under the direction o f Mr and Mrs
Hy Senior I'atrol Leader
llanver, was most interesting and
James Miller
I.
. W. Short Is Selected delightfully
td
entertaining. Hie stage
waa decorated in pink roses There
A bike hike was
taken to I-os»
Replace I.. K. Dean
were gliout fifty jittke children in Park |»»t week by the Dike Hike
A m a Director
the play.
Club. They ramped in the shelter
After the wedding guesU (prom- buih toher*
th* oW trooP * U
Senior 1’atroi Loader was in
CLERK IS RE-ELECTED Inent people of lloaverton) had each
been announced and properly escort- charge, and he raporta Harold Fe­
.Much « I School K n r n u r Cnm ra h » m ed to their seats on the stage, the Union- J°hn Darnel, and Dill Sid-
bridal party entered to the strains Je'“
•* satiafactory. and, due to
T ea ch in g 1‘ upiU o f other d i . t r o H
of
1-ohengrin'a
wedding
march, miabenaviour,
Jimmy
Thompson,
Th« arhuol uut-ling MtnuUy night (Taiwhelle Face waa a m„ . t win- ' “ »■•“ ■'■«»•nr.
Scouts, please take notice of the
«»In til I ill »ever«! of tiic usual 1 I 01 M tome little bride dressed in filmy
K tr r litin this year, hut the v a ca ­ white, and wearing a corsage, She
l*1“ 1 next Wednesday an over-
will be taken . Flease
tion»
got
murt attention
Uan was attended by Joanne Claussen nt» ht hike
aa maid of honor, and the brides- •tl»nd if possible. For further news
the reifular proceeding».
- ,J- '•
•
. Mc(’lo«ky
.....
t he Senior Patrol Leader and
The report of tha district clerk. maid«»
Kohcrta
and Ar-
Mr». Althea liauirnberk,
through U*ne HieUnan. Tliey were tcowrwud th« A «Mutant Scout mailer.
the collaboration o f Supt.
I. K. In paitel
thadci, and carritMl roi-
' ‘
Mctilrr wat prevented to the vo­ e. Nancy Joan Kerr .c u d a . flow T U A L A T I N W I N S C A M E
ter» In pamphlet form instead of er g,r . and Mary Elisabeth Myers
u q ,., . . .
being placed on the blackboard a* • arned the ring llar<>ld Steele was
' D O .i l
I I O l.I s S I E A M
u»ual. This report, amonir other 1 the groom Johnny Godfrey acted I
— —
things, showed that nitkh mure than as Iw.t man. The usher, were Ko-
|t required 13 innings Sunday for
la lf of our arhuol revenue» come», ssrt
Myers and (. Alvin
Neece Tualatin to nose out Scholls. 8 to
from teaching pupil* that llva out­ (.corge (•ordon waa the officiating 7. in th. featured c l a . . o f the Sun-
side the Iteaverton arhuol district.
parson. Harold Clement as father set league. It
was the first set-
1 hut thi» condition exists 1 » large. gav» the bride away and Lorimlne back for 'Scholls in the second-half
l> due to the foresight o f tha Denney was the
mother
of the lace
On the same
day, Aloha
aohool In aril, and the very ronarien- bride Had' are Miller sang "I I aivv
swamped Maplewood, 20 to 2, and
tloua amt efficient work o f Mr. Vuu Truly", acrompanitd by M in
Cornelius treat Beaverton, 8 to 3,
Metiler.
Genevieve Johnson, and Hallie Jean
Beaverton will p a y the Sdbolls
Mr» Haulenbeck
waa re-el« teo Face sang ‘«Oh. Promise Me."
team at Scholls, Sunday.
clerk unammouily. Her work haa
After the processional, a recap
/T- e scores o f the games were
been very i-allafarlory to the dl»- lion was held on the stage, which as follows:
trict. to the »chool loard and Uhe was followed by an old-fashioned
R II E
direct m intfem rnt of the »chool.
charivari.
Scholia .................................. 7 J i 2
L. K Dean. retiring director, re-
Among the distinguished
guests Tualatin .............................. 8 7 1
fu»e<l to allow >hi» name to lie placed
Batterie;.
Sag»
ami
Koluk;
were: President
Roosevelt, Jrdin
twfore the meeting saying that he
Frank; Mrs Roosevelt. Hallie Jron Schreiner and Reber.
had given fifteen year» of
consci­ la ce ; Mayor Karl Fisher, Wesley
R U E
entious »ervt e to the work, and
Galloway; Grandfather and Grand- * Cornelius
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... 8 7 4
that he thought he deaerved a real.
mother Thumb. Bnuiia Susan O e - 1‘rnvcrton .................... . . . 3 5 6
J. W. Spnigu-- and L. W. Short
merit, and Dayton Bielman.
! Batteries: Reynolds
and Finne-
were placed in nomination and the
TTie play was sponsored by the * * n; (>mnt » n«* Allyn.
latllot ahowed that these men were
t H L
Junior Ladies' Aid o f the Metho-
both thought very good material
2 6 7
dlst church The directors were a s ­ Maplewood ................
for the po»ition. Mr. Short received 1
...
20 ......
16 0
sisted b y Mrs.
L.
L.
Myers Aloha ........................ .
M) vote* to 3V given Mr. Sprague
Batteries: Ludi, Hehncke and Bar
Mrs. MoCully. and Mrs. Walter Ca-
Mr. t>ean wa» then given a ril­ vanaas.
rell; Cloyes and Saindow.
ing vote of thanks for his services
The standings o f the teams
to the district. Soma question» were
W L Pet.
brought up for discussion, and a LAST
MISSIONARY
Aloha ............................ v. 3 1 .750
firw volunteered their
view» on |
.760
STUDY CLASS IS HELD
2 2 .600
the matter, but
no vote was ta­
ken on any of the .problems talked
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I Tualatin ........ ..
2 2 .500
of.
The Ladies o f the Congregational Oswego .......................... 2 2 .500
------- held .......
their last -
...
Missionary
inar) |
¡ - Cornelius , ........................ 2 2 .500
Perhaps it • .»y not lie amiss to church
give just a short resume
of the Stialy Class for the summer at the Maplewood ..................... 0 4 000
*
development of the soliool under the home o f Mrs. L. D. Shetlenberger I
•lira-tor »hip of Mr. Dean, but in on Thursday The meeting was held M I S S ( i E R T R l I D E W A L -
doing so we do not in any manner in the beautiful grove around the
TERS LEADS IN RACE
wiah to suggest that the work of outdoor fire pla e.
the other directors was any less
Miss Kern Haines conducted the
Mias Gertrude Walters, candidate
satiafactory.
, devotional service, which was fo l­
sponsored
by
the
Cedar
Mill
lowed
by
the
singing
of
“
All
Hail
In 1918, during our parti, i|ation
(¡range and the Farmers’ Union
in the World War, Mr. Dean suc­ the Power of Jesus' Name ''
.
_
for queen o f the Hilhsboro Fourth
ceeded tie lute S. II. Davia. C,
Miss
Ann*
Case of !\>rtV,nd. ,,r July celebration. is lending the
W. lo o k «ml II. K. W n d were the wrhn, recently
Tt IV
r o t iim o .l
fr...-
U _
. ,” B£ " m .^ in 7 The
_ '«¡Lte'rn
returned
from
her
other members of the luiard, with missbmary w-ork among the South emi of the county have come to her
Mis» Katherine Desinger, clerk. O- American Indians gave a moat in- support and Beaverton merchants
t ier iiicnsbers during the time Mr. teresting talk about her work ami
• •
.
.
I lean has served include the late other interesting experiences o f her " " «*’V,n* VO
. w,‘ ** pUre^ ' k‘‘
(rivals
II..-
*
L
.
T
The
two
organisations
are
giving
a
I-'. W. t'ady, Doy Gray, Dr. J . K.
r . ela. Her work was among the
, t Cedar Mill Grange hall.
Talbert, and Dr. C. E Mason. The
last two are still active meinl>ers. Indians o f Paraguay and Northern Saturday evening. June 28th, the
ArtrmtinA She aUo told «Unit the proceed« to btfy votes for this pop-
K. II Jonas was superintendent at
t'le time; he waa followed by Mr. »esutv of the lanrc »South Ameri- ular young lady. Everyone is to
I’hillips, and then N. I*.
Nash can cities, at w-hich she had occa- have an opportunity to dance with
at this affair,
There were fort)vfive students en­ sion tn stop while on her way to the future queen
the
interior.
which
promises
to
be a real
roll».! in the high school. J P. Me
Rev. Chas. Clarke gave the clos- "Queen’s Ball," and fua for all.
< Hasson.
now superintendent
at
Forest Grove, succeeded Mr. Nash ing prayer.
A bounteous basket dinner was
and he in turn was suiveeded by I.
K Metxler, present au.,K'rintendent. served in picnir style Thirty-seven ! f
The present enrollment in the ladies artd ten children were pres- j
•high arhuol is 386 as compared with ent.
the 46 when Mr. Dean went on the
board.
YOUNG EARWIGS NOW
TWO CHAPTERS WILL
HOLD JOINT MEETING
Beaver
Chapter No» 10(5 and
Tualatin Chapter of Hillsboro will
hold a joint meeting on Wednesday
evening, June 28.
The Matrons
and
INttruns, Asnoriatc Matrons
and Patrons,
and secretaries of
Portland
and
adjacent chapters
will be the honor guests of the
evening. This meeting will lie held
at the Beaverton High ach**>| au­
ditorium There will bo n program
nnd dancing.
The committee on
dci-iirating is Mrs. J. R. W M lI
and Mrs. W. H. Kngelke; refreah-
rni-i l, Mr*. J. W Sprague, Mrs. N.
A. Wood, ami Mrs. Gei\ Brown.
MISS LOUISE ANDER­
SON
IS MARRIED
Misa Ixiuise Anderson and Mr.
Sterling Thompson were married
Sunday morning at nine o’clock at
the Grace Memorial
Oburvh In
P((-tland, with Rev. (). M. Taylor
officiating TTwy were attended hy
Mrs. Guy Carr tnd Dr. Teneyck.
Only
immediate
relatives
were
present-
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson left im­
mediately following the ceremony,
for a trip to British ColumWa.
Friday,
READY FOR POISON
Young earwig hosts are on the
march again in .varda and gardens,
amt just at tlie best stage for e f­
fective -poisoning, »ays R. E. Dim-
ick of the Oregon State college de­
partment o f entomology. In many
localities the (»inks of the earwig»
have lieen greatly depleted l>y the
ravage»
of the
earwig para»ite»
that have been liliemted in Port­
land and many other cities o f the
state, hut some supplementary -pois­
oning at this season
Indore the
parasite» are active has been found
a big help in control.
TTie poison moat
effective
is
Bran, 12 pounds; sodium Fluosili-
cate, 1 pound;
and
fish oil,
1
quart, mixed togetW r without wa-
ter. The bait is applied thinly over
the yard and in large
quantities !
around the (base o f buildings, trees \
and fences,
avoiding lumps
that
-mig'Ht attract children.
June 23, 1933
$1.00 Per Year
ANNUAL SCHOOL PIO­
NEER PICNIC IS HELD
Tlie pioneer school picnic held at
the
McKay »'hool at Whit ford,
Saturday, was well attended- There
were one
hundred former pupils
and teachers with their families and
frien d present. There were chil­
M ímh Yuma Dallmann Is dren and grand-children of the
following pioneers present: Ww. J.
Bridesmaid; Raymond
Robinson, Wilson Tigard, Augustus
Gerig, Best Man
Fanno, Thoe.
H. Denney,
John
Patton, and James McKay.
A bounteous basket dinner was
RECEPTION IS HELD served
in the grove back o f the
school-house at 1:00 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Faix Leave For Short
The program was held in the
Wedding Trip to Coast
arhool auditorium- Frank Erickson,
of Farmington, president of the as­
called the
meeting to
The marriage of Miss Luella sociation
I>allmann and Jacdb Faix was suL order with a few appropriate re­
after which
Mrs. R. B
emnixed Sun »¡- afternoon at 2:00 marks,
»clock at the Kinton grange hall, Brown of Garden Home gave the
Itev. W. E. Simpson of the Kinton address o f welcome. Other num­
a vocal duet by Mrs.
churvh officiating. The single ring bers were:
Garfield Hite and
son
Donald;
servif e waa used.
resting*
by Pattle Anderson of
The bride was gowned in white
silk crepe, beamingly made, and Tigard; vocal trie in old-faahioned
costume,
by
Florence
Clelland.
wore a bridal veil with orange
Marlys Miller, and
Dorothy De
biossoma She carried a large bou­
Haan: piano solo, Harry EHairier,
quet of roses. The oouple were a t­
Jr.; lanjo solo, Woodrow Hite, ac-
tended by Mins Yuma Dadnann as j companied on the piano by Donald
bridesmaid and Raymond Gerig as j Hite; reading by Beatrice
Hite;
best man. The wedding march was
| piano solo by Hortense Clelland;
played by Mra. Clemments of Bea­
vocal solo by Bruce Center, accom-
verton ushers were Carl Lierman. panied by Hortense
Clelland;
Wayr.e and John Knejqer.
cal duct by Alice Denney and Glor­
Preceding the ceremony.
Miss ia Nutting, accompanied by Mrs.
Buby /.setrow rendered two beau­ Anna Voss- Chas. Tigard gave an
tiful solos, "Because ' and "I Love interesting talk.
You Truly". The little flower girls
Among those present from a dis­
were Roberta ami Marilee Pomeroy. tance were Mr. and Mrs. Colby of
The bride is a daughter of Mr McMinnville and
Mr.
and Mrs.
and Mrs. August 11. Dallmann. She Masterson of Hillsboro. Mrs. Colby
is a graduate of Kinton school and was Ellen Richardson, daughter of
has made her home at Kinton for Sol Richardson, an old
pioneer-
many years. Mr. Faix has mode Mrs. Masterson was the daughter
bis home there
fur a number of of Mr- Jacobs, another early pio­
years,
formerly residing in
Me neer.
Minnville.
• After the program, a short busi­
i A reception wnmediately followed ness meeting was held for the pur­
the ceremony, there being more pose of electing officers. Frank Er­
than 300 present. After the recep­ ickson was re-elected president, and
tion, all adjourned to the dining Cyrus McKay, re-elected Secretary.
room, where ice cream
ami cake
were served-
FAY DANIELS MAR­
Mr. and Mrs. Faix departed dur­
ing the feast for a short wedding RIES NORMAN MEYERS
trip to the coast, after which they
Miss Fay
Daniels, daughter of
will be at home to their friends in
R. Daniels, and
their new home just completed on Mr. and Mrs J.
Tile Flat road. Both are very pop­ Norman H Meyers of Laurel, were
ular young people and have many united in marriage 'Saturday eve­
friends who
wish them all good ning at the home of the bride’s
wishes «nd a long life of happiness. parents on Pleasant Valley read,
Many wedding gifts were received, by Rev. W. E. Simpson. Members
including
silver,
glass, pictures, o f Iboth families and a few intim­
Portland were
cooking
utensils, table
linen and ate friends from
many other useful gifts All extend present.
Mrs Meyers has been employed
congratulations.
A number o f out-of-town people as bookkeeper for a number of years
were present, n.4iceal>|e among them in the Charles Hayes’ seed store
being Mr. and Mrs- F. W. Robin­ in Portland. She is an active mem­
son of Eugene.
Mrs. B. Wagner ber of Vernon Rebekah lodge, and
(formerly of Kinton), Mrs- Hemier- the F -L . girls. Mrs. Meyers was
shutt and Mr. Graham- of McMinn­ graduated from Kinton srhool. She
ville, Mr. and Mrs. R A. Williams was a former organist at the Kin-
and son of Portland,
and many ton church, and a member of Kin­
friends and relatives from Peaver- ton grange.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyers will spend
ton, Sherwood, Srholls, Cornelius,
a few days at the coast, and will
Hiteon and Gresham.
make their home for the present in
At the
annual schoolmeeting of Portland.
Their
many
friends
and old
the Raleigh school district Monday
evening. June 19. Mr. I-arenx Wolf neighbors wish them rrony years
was re-elected director and Mrs. o f wedded bliss and extend their
Charles Hastings was elected clerk. congratulations.
Junior Floral Parade
Is Huge Success
Bride Of Jacob Faix
Reprieved!
D
The Sweepstake» Brize I»
Won By Laverne and
Jane Domogalla
MANY
PARADE
Children Are Treated
With
Cre * a At C|ooe 01 Parade
Ice
The juvenile floral parade, which
was held unuer trie sponsorship of
the K j warns Club, Friday after­
noon, was a colorful and enchant­
ing event, with more than twenty-
five decorated doU buggies, tricy­
cles, bicycles, and wagons in gay
array. These brought forth many
words of praise and appreciation.
TTie parade waa ted by members
o f the Boy Scout* and the High
School band, after which came the
Queen's ileal, beautifully decoratea
in woodland greenery and flower*.
Little Virgins iluson waa the queen
and she was surrounded by her four
Princesses. Lorraine Denney, Evelyn
Neece, Mary Elizabeth Myers, and
Nancy Jean Kerr. Then followed
the King’s float, attractively dec­
orated in greenery, lupine, and ro­
ses. This float was in charge of
Hasting Denney, and Harold God­
frey. Johnny Godfrey as king was
accompanied by' his pag-s, Elbridge
Gordon and Jackie Miller- There
were one hundred and eight boys
and girls marching in the parade.
Prises donated by the business
men of Beaverton were awarded as
follows: doll buggies—first prize,
Ilia Jean Funk; 2nd, Helen Posaon;
3rd, Anita Pienovi Tricycles and
bicycles, Carolyn and Virginia Tal­
bert, 1st; Harold Bteel, 2nd; Gene
Brown, 3rd. Wagons— Anna Deben-
edetti, 1st; Vielman Dalton, 2nd;
Dorothy Vasileff, 3rd. Sweepstakes
Laverne and Jane Domogalla.
Among the unique floats were
a circus wagon, a laundry wagon,
and a coverei wagon representing
the Old Oregon Trail and a little
chap in Indian character. Felix was
also well depicted.
The children were treated with
ice-cream after the close of
the
parade, furnished by some of the
merchants o f the town.
The committee on arrangements
was Miss Rhoda Thyng and Miss
Katherine Denney, while the par­
ade was in charg; of Mrs J. W-
Sprague.
MISS MERLO IS GIV­
EN FAREWELL PARTY'
A
farewell party was
given
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Ther­
esa Pienovi in honor at Miss Da-
videna Merlo who is leaving early
Saturday! morning o f next
week
for San Francisco, where she will
make her home.
Many of Miss
Merlo's friends
from Portland and Beaverton were
present. A very enjoyable time was
had by everyone. During the eve­
ning there was dancing, and a mode
wedding ceremony was staged- De­
licious refreshments
were served.
The party broke up at a late hour.
Miss Merlo pWns to attend Mills
college in Galiiomia next year.
Her friends in Beaverton and vi­
cinity -hope that she will have an
enjoyable time in California.
MRS. HANNA GIVEN
SURPRISE SHOWER
Mrs. Chester Hanna (Erma Nel­
son) was delightfully surprised with
a miscellaneous shower at her home
on Lombard St. on Friday after­
noon. The afternoon
was
spent
playing “ 500’'. Mrs. C C. Beach
won high 'honors, and Mrs. C. Han­
na, low. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Hanna was the recipient of
many lovely gifts.
Those present were: Mrs J. H.
Dobbins, Mrs. M.
C. McKercher.
Mrs. W . R. VanKleek, Mrs. Es­
sex Marsh, Mrs. Joe Keller, Mrs.
C. C. Beanh. Mrs. W. H. Engelke,
Mrs- H. R. Nelson, Mrs. Lewis Al­
lyn, Mrs. A. C. Chinn and Mrs.
M. K. Emmons
The Kinton grange is sponsor­
ing a free entertainment to be giv­
en Thursday. June 29. An announce­
ment o f the winner o f the grange
quilt, will be made, followed by
dancing. The Home Economics com­
mittee will serve pinch in the base­
ment.
A J
I SILENTLY PASSING
(B--------------------------------------------------- ■
Friends o f Mr. E. M. Adams, who
formerly resided on Watson street j
several years ago,
will regret to
learn of hi* death Friday. He is 1
survived hy his widow, Mabel, and
one daughter, Mrs- Rubb Owen.
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