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The B ea v erto n Review FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1083 H AZELDALE CLUB W IL L G IV E PLAT Th« HaieMale Community Club meet.» FridUy night, Jun« 23. Ev. eryi on* ia welcome The elub ia sponsoring a play to be given later, “ Spooky Tavern". Mrs Helen Walk er is roach- The cast includes: Mary Grand, Sabinia Whitehead. Esther Heil, Flavelle Jelderrka. Eric Han sen, Art Syverson. Ed Berger, Har old Schaper, Albert Newton, Don ald McIntosh and Harley Taylor. Portland Friday, and of Marian Em mett of Oswego. Saturday. \~LOCAJL ~ 1 U A J W E M N Mr Fred Olmstoad o f IV rt la ml visited in Beaverton on Friday tt Miss Lillian Evans is quite at her home on Main street. laris Blerly bad tho misfortune to fracture her arm, Monday. the t'hristian Endeavor. Miss Ruth Denney spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs. Henry Erickson is quite ill with an attack of lumbago MODERN DANCE Mrs. M. C. McKsrvhvr and son George, and Hubby Kngelke irove to Kelso Sunday to view the flood At Longview ¿ley saw Mr. Nor ton, former resident of Beaverton, on highway patrol duty. button Grange Hall Saturday, June 24 Ad in u "Ion , I D H. E. Eliander is still confined to his bed with a severe illness Mr. ami Mrs. Oscar Kffenberger of Tillamook, and Miss Khoda K A .M B K R G E R ’S Mr ami Mrs. KellingUui slid Shellenberger motored to Hood Riv Mrs. Harry Johnson of Hillsboro FOR Miss Marian Emmett of Oswego daughter Joyce were Sumlay visi er Wednesday On their way back, visited with friends in Beaverton on Soit Drinks Mr. and Mrs. Effenbsrger remained was a week-end guest of Davidena tors at Hillaltorv. Monday- Ire Creams home until Merlo. D. A. Spurlin of Whitford was el the Shellenberger and Miss Kboda Shellenberger ia at Thursday afternoon, before return Mrs. Henry Tonges and baby hc.ored on Father's l*ay by a fam I. ium J i G oods tending the U of O. Summer school ing to tbrir home in Tillamook. returned from the Wilcox hospital ily gathsring and dinner in Portland. Twenty-nine young people were Wednesday W»nled and For Sale hfiss Ella Bean of Hillsboro, for Mr. and Mrs. G C. Tripp left in attendance at the Bible Study R A IL F A R E S A R E C U T from this town, visited Mr. Dave Becker broke his col merly Wednesday evening for a three class at the R. B. McMinn home on For Sale or Trade -Eight acres. 4- lar bone, recently, while wrestling friends in Beaverton, Sunday after- F O R F O U R T H O F J U L Y weeks' trip back east. Canyon road. Wednesday evening. room house, 3 miles southwest , noon. with a friend. Mrs. Wiihur Weed and »on Bob The meeting was opened with ques from Beaverton. Want small, mo Fourth of July excursionists this by visited several days at the homo Mrs. C el» llulett left Tuesday Mrs. J Upr>«vicka of Route one. tions and anawera after which Mr dern house with fair sited lot. year will have the lowest round- of Mr. and Mrs- Guy Carr. Tigard, had a stroke of paralysis, for Moro where she will visit her Garnett gave his lesson talk Mrs. A. M Gothard. Ht. I Hon trip railroad transportation ever o f daughter, Mrs. Orval Thompson Group singing and refreshments of Monday, June 19. Mr. Clarence E. I'aim o f Seattle verton ______________ P-29 fered for the hoi nhty period and family. doughnuts ami punch concluded the Miss Davidena Merlo was a din This was made known here to spent several days last week at the Mrs- Harry Asbahr and little meeting. WILL T R A Ilik -H ref m u le for ner guest of Miss Ida Reghitto day with announcement hy the Sou S B- Lawrence home at Raleigh daughter Joanne of Corvallis visit M.'nngrr» or fresh cowa Farm Thursday o f last week. thern Pacific Company that cent-a- Mrs. Larsen o f Portland is spend ed over the week-end at the R. It machinery for sale or trade — mile fares will be in effect June ing two week« with her .laughter, M|rs Rachel Walker is still con l Denney home. WHO ARE THE DEAD? large fanning mill for sale or SO to July 4. inclusive. Mrs. Hull at Raleigh on Scholls fined to her bed. but is up some Inule A. C. Marquis, Route 4, Covering the company's lines in road. Mrs. T B. Denney entertained times in a wheel chair to enjoy the " la t the dead bury their dead." Sherwood, near Scholls, I'hone aix western states, the so-called with a family gathering on Thurs sunshine. Mr. and Mrs. S B Lawrence Scholia 1507. Adv Pd.-28 ¡Cellar Day excursions will have a day evening in honor of Mr. Dow So said Christ to a wuultl-be fol .\lr. Conrad Algeaheimer broke ney's birthday. lower who wanted first to go and return limit o f July 11, it was and son, Samuel B. Jr. were en tertained at tea at the home of his left forearm in two places in bury his father. stated- 1 will accept Washington County Mrs. Samuel F. Owen at Glenmor- attempting to crank his tractor, YVday, all about us, these same Scrip both for new and renewal K 1 W A N I S C L U B H A S rie. Wednesday- dead, living m the dark; blind; j subscription F M. Smith, Oregon GOVERNMENT PAYS R E G U L A R M E E T I N G under the puwrr of Satan; shut a- Ian Age nt. I'hutiv IU'»vi«rtn! 7 ! d I The Misses Genevieve and Lois Miss Dorothy Grant o f Portland T R IB U T E TO IN G R AM x ay from the life of (k>d; with a ti v c «f Shearer o f Forest Grove were din is visiting at the home o f her un out Christ; having no hope and no ner guests at the home of Mr. ami cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. 1 Charles 1 1 Miller, Vocational Ingram Point, a crest in Crook God in all the world. So »ays the " a n t e d H om eless Men and w om en Mrs. F. W. Livermore. Jr., last Spriggel at Whitford. Guidance counaeler was the princi County, Oregon, on the Ochoco Bible. Make this your home. Enjoy home Friday evening. Mias Aletha Hulette arrived in pal speaker at this week's Kiwan- national forest, has recently been And the end? like comfort ami hospitality with is meeting. The close attention and Mrs, Kelley who has been spend Beaverton Tuesday evening, after a named by the U. S. Geographic “ Ami whoeoever was not found freedom o f individual primtagr* the general attitude of those pres weeks with her Board, in honor of the late Doug ing several months with her mo visit o f several written in the book of life was — Mrs. Weir, Mgr Commarrl.il Mrs. Orval Thompson of ent ¡showed intense interest in his cast Into the lake of fir e " "Ib is las C. Ingram, o f the U. S. Forest ther. Mrs Stitt, has returned, to sister, Hotel. Adv e-21 talk her home in Los Angeles. Morxv Service. is the second death." George McKvrcher. Eddie Posaon 1 Any escape? Mr. Ingram was for many years Rev- George F. Gordon, pastor Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cady atvl Paint Vuur Home ranger in charge o f the old Mill o f the local Methodist 'T am come that ye might haie church is children visited with Dr. and Mrs. and young “ Billy'* Smith were in Creek district, and later was assis attending the Methodist Conference Ikirtand at Hillsboro on Sunday. vited guests. life and have It more abundantly.'' I tant chief of range management which is being held at the Sunny- Mrs. Darland, mother of Mrs Cady, l*re»ident “ Andy" Anderisun an says Jesua Christ in the regional office at Portland, side Methodist Church in Portland has been ill. nounced that next meeting will be Stand on this:— Save Your Building- with Oregon. He first used this point, this week- All-Kiwanis night, June 26, Mon That God accepts Christ's di-ith Miss Glauncy Cheek of Portland day evening and ladies' night. The as payment in full for all »¡u r sm*. formerly known as Tamarack Point, Acm e Guaianteed Faints Mrs- James Whitworth, Miss El spent the week-end with her moth as a lookout, and it is considered (Jueen and princesses of Beaverton's That's G<al's word. Then Bible. Bi Covers 450 sq. /I- per gal. sie Whitworth, and Gordon Halsten er, Mrs. Alice Check, at the home float in the Portland Rose show ble, Bitde for your new .marching particularly appropriate that it he G°es Farther spent the week end fishing on of her grandfather. D. A. Spurlin. , will be invited guests. given his name, according to the orders, and prayer, prayer, pray Lasta Ismger Wolfe Creek, where James Whit at Whitford. regional forester's office, where tve er, for the power to go ahead in We handle bulk kalaomime. and ran worth is employed in the hiighwoy recommendation for the change in the new life, the life that God kin Mr. and Mrs. Geo- N. Taylor and supply your needs construction camp. Si'M MON'S name originatei- dles when your sins are blotted out. Genuine Gold Seal Linoleum Wilt family and Mr. and Mrs. R. B Me Miss Davidena Merlo will be a In the Circuit Court of the State Old Time Religion. Beaverton. Ore. * Min„ and family enjoyed a picnic It will be remembered that In make your kitchen sparkle I«ri Pienovi of Oregon for the County of adv of supper on Mt. Sylvanus (Rainy Mt.) ua figure your linoleum Jut». gram perished while fighting fire guest of Josephine Washington ----------------------- Tuesday evening We Know How. on the Chelan national forest in C- T. Geen and Annette Geen, August, 1929. He was an expert We buy. sell, trade, anything We Mrs. Nellie LaPlatte of Spokane Park. Plaintiffs, vs. B o yd ’s V a riety Store on plants, and was well known in sharpen and repair lawn mowers. feature o f the visited her aunt, Mrs. Agnes Hedge The big sporting Jacob B Hayward (unmarried), Oregon and Washington as a col Bicycles, sewing marhines. Tuesday. She was attending the MENS A BOYS CAPS 49<-$l 39 celebration will be the champion Mrs. F, H. Phillips, Miss T. C. lector of plant specimens. His pic THE FRIENDLY STORE ship go-as-you»please race from the Daughters o f the Nile convention New Summer Voile Dresses Hayward, heirs at law, of Jacob tures o f forest plants and flowers in Portland, also Richey H a rd w a re B. Hayward, and all other par- All Kinds Picnic Supplies are among the best in the regional Portland Hotel to Shute Park on July 4th. Athletes from over the en E. A. Morgan o f Long Beach, and F u rn itu re C o m p an y tie« and heiri at law, unknown, office collection, and he was the Beaverton's Own Store claiming through or thereunder. author o f several authoritative ar tire northwest have entered this C a lif, who formerly resided in the BEAVERTON OREGON district, visited at the Defendants. ticles on forest botany. His home contest and $125 00 in prizes will j Sorrento home o f his nephew, Clyde Morgan at Maplewood, near Portland, was be paid to the winners. To Jacob B. Hayward (unmar The social feature o f the cele south of Beaverton. TW ELV E OR M O R E - noted as the location of an unus ried). Mrs F H. Phillips, Miss T. bration will be the queen’s hall ual collection of wild plants, li -Miss Ruby McKay of- Portland, C. Hayward, heirs at law of Jacob DIFFERENT CREAMERIES and coronation ceremonies at 9:00 lies and other plants. niece o f Mias Lettie McKay, is vis B. Hayward, and all other parties ROM TR U C K « PAST VOOB OCOn ia_pc< “ Doug ’ Ingram was born in Monday night, July 3rd. Jos. K. iting in New York , from where or heirs at law unknown, claiming W H O P A Y S T U B BILL Carson, mayor of Portland, will of- she wi„ ^ ^ f(, Elgin. Scotland, in November, 1882 through or thereunder, Defendants. He was educated in England, and ficiate and place the crown on the other Kuropean d ti„ . IN THE NAME OF THE STATE | joined the U. S. forest service in head of the newly elected queen. OF OREGON: You arc hereby re Other features of the celebration ! Dora E. Stipe has betn ap- ilrtr. 1909. working on the Deschutes quired to appear and answer the and Ochoco forests until 1918, will be fireworks, baseball, rides, £?lnted Gr* rul R“ th of tb Grand Complaint filed against you in the <JreK«n to serve for when he was made a grazing ex shows, bands, and free entertain- (' ha*>ter ensu‘ nti yeor Mrs. Stipe is a above entitled court and suit on aminer. coming into the Portland ment. Dancing will be in the aulj- or before the third day of August, 4111 Matron o f Beaver Chapter. office a year later. He had a wide itorium the nights o f July 1 and 1933, which is more than four circle o f friends who will he pleased 3, and starting at 1:00 p m. the d a y 1 Mrs. Frank Miller accompanied of the first at this honor bestowed on his mem o f July 4th, will continue for the her son Harold and wife to Grants weeks after the date publication of tbis summons, which The P»*s where they will apend several ory. according to the forest service rest o f the day and evening fié- said first publication hereof is of auditorium is one o f the finest day visiting with Mrs. Miller’s date of June 23rd, 1933, and If dance pavilions in the northwest, daughter and husband, Mr. and M A N Y F E A T U R E S IN - you fail to answer or in some man haring a floor 80 by 160 feet, Mrs. Fredeen. A N N U A L C E L E B R A T I O N with plenty o f ventilation. The ner plead to said complaint, for j Mr. Werner Sh'altberger, tenant eight piece Temple dance orchestra on he B. K. Denney farm near Ra- want thereof the plantiffs will take E m 72ie 27th annual "Happy Days” r e v e r in g from severe a decree against you in accordance celebration to (be held in Shute o f Portland, has been engaged for |e,gh. i, therewith to wit: for u decree occ*sl°n. bums received during the recent Park, Hillsboro, Oregon. July 4, 2, whereby it will be decreed that The American Legion, and other fire which consumed the house and 3, and 4, attracts an attendance patriotic organizations will sponsor woodshed with some of the con- plaintiff have judgment against Ju- , from over the entire state, and is and conduct the patriotic exercises, tents, cob B. Hayward for the sum of the largest event of its kind in the which will start promptly at 10:(XJ $100.00, together with interest there United States Shute Park is loca the morning o f the 4th, and th e y ' “ r-_an,i _ Mrs. Lawrence Tucker on at rate of 8% per annum from ted on the Tualatin Highway, 17 H will be very impressive. People a t and Miss Fern Haines attended the September first, 1932, and the fur Sell y.iur churning cream to your local Co-op-* miles from Portland, and is an tending this celebration will have Paul Brown Chriatian Endeavor ther sum o f $50.00 attorney fees, ideal place for family picnics, hav an opportunity o f enjoying them-I ^**'>r>J,,k‘ ch was held at the Chris- and for all other costa and dis- \ or to us via the Co-op milk tru c k - - » T o p price«. ing beautiful shade trees, tables selves at a less cost than per-1 7 * :n G“ urch »t Hillsboro, Wednes bursements in and about this ac benches, and cool mountain water day evening. Paul Brown was for- tion expended, and that plaintiffs haps any other place. There is free admission to the _____1 merly Pacific Coast Secretary of safd note and mortgage be declared | to 'be a prior and first and superior lien on the following described j 1010 S. E. 11th A v «., Portland, P h on e EAst 5108 preanises to wit: all o f the north 88 feet o f lot five (6) of Block lettered “ B*\ “ Reeworth Gardens" Washington County, Oregon, accor ding to the records of said county and state, and that said property j be sold free and clear o f all claim 1 o f defendants, and each of them, or any person or persons claiming | through or under them and that \ said defendants and each of them be foreclosed and debarred of any right, title or interest in or to said pre & mises or any part thereof, save J and except the statutory right of g redemption as (by law given and al- ■ lowed, and that the plaintiff or any ■ o f them may become a purchaser • o f said sale, and for all other re- ¡J lief as may seem to this court as g meet, just arid equitable as in the ■ plaintiff’s complaint demanded which ■ is in connection of this summons, j J Service of this summons is made g upon you by publication thereof, ■ Sponsored By The Chamber Of .Commerce pursuant to ap order of the Hon- ■ orable George R. Bagley, Judge of J Rides, Shows, Bands, Drum Corps, Fireworks, Base6.1II, Fret the within entitled court on the g 16th day o f June, 1933, directing g Entertainment the summons be published in the ■ Championship Walking Contest "Beaverton Review", a newspaper ■ published weekly and of general J « ,* • - — » ' - • d K 'b t . ' » Patriotic Exeicises circulation, published arid edited at g MMMNMN Beaverton, Oregon, said summons g Queen’s Ball and Coronation Ceremonies IVgunus. the flyin g horse o f G reek m y th ology, a crea tu re o f ex cep tion a l pow er and speed and now to he inserted and published one ■ used as the sym i : o f General P etroleu m co rp o ra ti ,n’« new G eneral F ou r-S ta r gasolin e, w as the m otif each week for four consecutive ■ Dancing In Big Pavilion o f th at c o m p a n y ’s g org eou s floa t in the gran d flora l parade o f P ortla n d 's S ilver Jubilee llose Festival weeks, the date of first publics- ■ on June 9. In a field o f 10 oth er beautiful floa ts in the industrial and w holesale seetion, P egasu s won tion, June 23, 1933, and date of last m secon d prize. The w inged horse w as show n leapin g over sn ow -ca p p ed m ountains. P egasu s w as done Free Admission T o Park publication, July 14, 1933- I In sca rlet Tarnations, 1.5,004 o f them , and to m ake the snow capp ed m ou n tains and cloud e ffe c ts , 10,50' .la rge w hite peon ies w ere used. l a r g e baskets o f scarlet ca rn a tion s hung from each corn er o f the fl- G. A. Cobb, attorney for plain- .■ Shade Trees Cool Mountain Water Fiee Tables and a m am m otn spray o f deep red roses w as at the fron t. The Imae o f the flo a t w as In green. < tiffs, Beaverton, Oregon. each side o f the base w ere fou r large w hite stars and the w ord “ G eneral” w as outlined on the pi adv c-30-33 1 H e m aintain it. de».p true corn flow ers. ill Horn to Mr and Mrs. J. Steel, Monday, a haby girl. A NOW ~T ? m m ^ DAIRY CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION PEGASUS WINS “HAPPY DAYS” 27th Annual Celebration July 1, 2, 3, and 4 Day and Night Shute Park, Hillsboro Oregon
