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¿ity L ib rary fcj T he B eaverto n R ev iew The Oniy Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests Of Eastern Washington County. VOLUME XI, No. 31 - Single Copy, 5 Centn Ii?averton, Washington Countv, Oregon. MRS. NEAL ENTER TAINS STUDY GROUP Chapters Joint Hosts The .Meeting Is Followed By A Program, and lly Dancing MANY ARE PRESENT 111« A nnual M ill II« P irate «I Ih r (« la p la r On T u a la tin K i m H eaver C h ap te r No. lot} and T ia iltlm ( ha, te r No. 31 of Hills- boro w ere jo in t host* W ednesday evening to (he W orthy Matronii, 1'atrona, A ssociate Mo!run* and 1**- tron*, the Se> ro ta rie s and T railer* of the C hapter* of P o rtlan d and vicinity in Ihc H igh School a u d ito r. In n . A laitfe a ss mblug, of m em ber* wo* | resen t to p a rta k e in th e r i t ual and p rogram . A m ong th e d is tin guished gu»*t* p resen t were F ra n k K. M angold, G ilbert C harter», F ra n k S. H old*in and K. Krank P e te rs, I'am (.ra n d p atro n * of lit« G rand C h ap ter of O regon; Mr* l*ak>elle I a > w , U iand T re a su re r; Mi*. Is na P eter* of the S tu d en t l.oan C om m ittee; and the M atron, P a tro n , A ssoc-ute M atron and P a tro n of M arth a W ashington C h ap te r of V ancouver, W ashington. A fte r the ciuac o f the m eeting, Mra. O w ens of tha K lliaon-W hite C on serv ato ry , san g tw o d elig h tfu l num bera, accom panied by Jo h n K m . mel of Portland. Ml»a M arjorie S e well of H illsboro gave tw o violin relt* lion«, accom panied by h e r m o th e r. Mr*. K J . Sewell. C .irunw aid a o iv h e s lra fu rn ish e d th e music fo r th e «lancing which i o lowed the p ro g ra m . le a v e r C h a p te r will hold |(a n e x t m eeting Septem lier IS, w ith m em ber* of P ortlan d ch a p te r a* gueata. 'Hi« a n n u a l picnic of th a C hap te r will be held Ju ly 10. a t Av- ulon Park, on the T u a la tin river. ANNE BOECKL1, IS BRIDE OF J. CHANEY A very p re tty w edding w as sol em nised a t the P tu l|lp a Reform ed church n ear U n n to n on June i l , w hen Mi»* A nne M. liueckli, d a u g h te r uf Mr. and Mra. John llocckli, becam e th e bride o f Jam es K. C haney, son uf Mr and Mr*. W. J . C hanty o f P o rtla n d . Kev. E d w ard J . Scheldt officiated. (Hie bride, who w as given in m a r ria g e b y h er fa th e r, w ore a dross o f eggnhcil « ti n and heavy lace. H er long tu lle veil, wtbirh had been w orn by h e r m o th e r a t her w edding, f e l| from a f itte d cap uf lace. She c a rrie d a show er bouquet o f O- phi'lui rosea, g a rd e n ia s, am i w hite sw eet-pea*. K rank t h an ey acted a s b est man fo r his liiuUwar. T he u sh ers wtu>. Paul liueckli a n d V irgil Com pton. T he w edding m arch w as p layed by H etty J " a n Compton- Follow ing th e cerem ony a recap tio n w as held u n d e r the b ig trees on th e lawn of th e b rid e 's home, Su nny H ill F arm . R efresh m en ts w ere served by M rs. C ordelia J S m ith o f S e a ttle , M rs. H ijd e g a rt F rin k , D orothy C haney, and M ag d a len a liueckli. M rs. ( h a n e y atten d ed the O regon S ta te N orm al Sdhool, previous to h e r m arria g e. A fte r a sh o rt w edding trip , Mr. and Mra. C haney w ill resid e In P o rtlan d . MEETING DAY OF GRANGE CHANGED Memlier* <f th e K inton g ra n g e lire uigeil to be present at the re g u la r m onthly m eetin g to lie held at th e hall, T hu rsd ay evening. Ju ly 6, a t M o'clock. P lease note change of tim e a n d d a y . T his will be a 4-H club 'memlier* n ig h t, as they h a ve bean invited to Ibe p resen t d u r in g the lectu re ho u r, and re s t of th e evening It is ex lp ertef th a t th e county ag n n t or his a s s is ta n t will be presont on th is occasion, and all 4-H club m em ber« a re invited Shute Park Ti 27th “Happy Days” SAVINGS 6i LOAN CO. DECLARES DIVIDEND The B oard of D irecto rs of the T he R radville M issionary society W ashington S avings & L oan A sso ■not a t the home of Mre. J . II. ciation, H i|laboro, O regon, a t th eir N eal w ith Mrs. R. P. Rasm usaen, m eeting held M onday of la s t week jo in t hostess, T hursday. By S enior I’a tro l U nder declared a 47« dividend payable T he p ro g ram opened by the Ja m e s M iller Ju ly lot. In addition to p ay in g this siag in g of “ W ill T h ere lie A ny Fireworks, Queen’s Ball, dividend, it w as found a siA atan- S ta r s in My C row n” . The su b ject P lane a re being made by the tia l am ount rem ained w hich the "W « st Indies and the Phillip;dne 1 lucky few who a re to a tte n d the Dancing, Rides, All In B oard ordered to be added to the U iand»", w in discussed Mr». John various Boy Scout cam ps this su m S u rp lu s A ccount. cluded In Celebration Jo h n A r a s preset *d a book re m er. T roop 4|1 ha* had tw o scouts, T h is is th e 16th consecutive sem i view of “ la d y F o u rth , D au g h ter C arll Beach an d KrJbert Jackson, an n u al dividend d e lared by the A s of C hina", by M ary B rew ster H ol a lre a d y a tte n d cam p. Also, th e lo RACE IS ONE FEATURE sociation and in each case th e sur- liste r . cal troop w ill 'have fo u r sco u ts a t jd u s has been increased a t th e tim e Mr*. Neal, a* leader, presented Cam p M eriw ether betw een Ju ly 12 Fine P a trio tic Service* A re Be the dividend w as declared. While a few g e n eral facts reg a rd in g dis 1 and Ju ly 26 th is is the sm a lle st dividend ever covery, In h ab itan ts, and religion. ing Planned hy O rg an izsi ions I am glad to c o rrect a m istake paid by th e A ssociaion in its his At th e tim e of th e diacovery of which a p p eared in la*t w eek's seaut to ry , th e B oard of D irecto rs feel Phillipm es, th e In h ab itan ts were new s, concerning scout Jim m y The celeb ratio n to be held in t l a t in view c í economic conditions, larg ely M ohanunedans. The con , ThorrJ »on. I bane since learned th a t S hute P ark, H illsboro » 1. 2, the am ount declared a t th is tim e q u est uf th e Islands for S pain w as his leaving cam p w as in o rd e r to > - ent of 1 sa tisfa c to ry . essen tially m issionary. U nder the I follow o u t in stru ctio n s received a t 8. and 4, is th e its kind in th e L .-d 3 t J . M. P erson, G eneral M anager, in sp iratio n of apo eto lic seal, the homo. a tlra c ta a record a tte n d a n t. ,.u m in his re p o rt to th e B oard stated fr ia rs |>enetrated n early every p a rt H e re a fte r, a case o f th is kind t-ver the e n tire northw est. W ithin th a t collections had been b etter of the *r- hipaelego and ta u g h t the will be in v estig ated m ore thorough- Shute P ark a re beautiful shade d u rin g th e p a st 60 d ay s th a n they n ativ es the eim ple elem en ts of ci v ilisation, an d th e tenet* of l y - N ext M onday nigh< an o v ern ig ht tre*s, nice g ra s sy law ns, and pure, w ere in the fo u r m ontes from J a n C h ristia n religion as exem plified hike will be conducted to th e cab tool m ountain w ater, m aking it an u a ry 1st to M ay 1st. by th e C atholtc church. No o th er in. M eet a t the S enior B alrol l e a d ideal place fu r fam ily picnics. W ashington Savings & L oan A s The affair is sponsored and m an targ e m ass of A siatics h as ever e r's house a t 2:00 o'clock, p.m. a g e , by the C ham ber o f Com m erce sociation o f H illaboro, O regon, w as be»n converted to th e C h ristian r e . B ring food fo r tw o or th re e m eals o ig an ized in 1925, and h a s show n and is a good w ill affair, and not an invrease in a ss e ts Iigion in m odern tim es. W hat ever ev ery y ear conducted fo r p ro lit. T he c ele b ra h aa be«n done fo r P ro te sta n t iam w ith the exception o f th e last SEVERAL NEW HOUS tion will open Ju ly 1st witih a big tw elve m ornhs, has Leen very slight. ha* tak en place since U nited S tat« s ju risd ictio n in 1898. ES BEING BUILT free d istrib u tio n of g if ts a t n ig h t The A ssociation conducts its busi t gel h er w ith band concerts and d an ness M rs. R. P . Raamuxsen gave the in th e follow ing counties: m ap d em o n stratio n , gen eral fa c ts tBuilding activ itie s in th is v icin . cing. A nice p rogram has also been W ashington, C olum bia, T illam ook, and location in a very pleasing, ity seem to be picking up. Several s rra n g e d fo r Sunday a n d Sunday and Y am hill with its business chief com prehensive m an n er (th u s we new houses harve V*en sta rte d re I night. ly confined to H illsjo ro , F o re s t (The big social fe a tu re o f the Grove a n d com m unity. T he Com a ll “know w here w» a re ’ cently, o r a re u n d er construe! ion. T h«n Mrs. C. A. Johne o f P o rl- A m ong th e more recen t belongs a ,e ie b ra tio n is th e queen's t>a]l and pany recen tly jo in ed the F ed eral land w as introduced and m ade a new hnus« being b u ilt by L. W. I coronation cerem onies a t 9:00 p.m ., H om e Land B ank system and e x very oelig h tfu l, p leasing and in s M ullendore n e a r W itch Hazel. M. Ju ly 3rd. Jo s K- C arson, m a y o r. pects to s ta r t in on a norm al scale tru c tiv e talk re g a rd in g location, B . Semick is building a ra w house | elect of P o rtlan d , will o ffic a te and of business o f m aking loans and re queen’s fin an cin g a n d clim ate of th e Islands, and the on the F s rm irg to n road south of ' place th e crow n on th e good sound m o rtg a g e s B ert D oughty is re 1 head. w ays and habita u f th e people. She A loha. in th e early fa ll m onths. whioh burned resided th e re ten y ears a s the wife building his hom e T he sp o rtin g fe a tu re is the The B oard o f D irectors is made of th e late Ju stic e C. A. Jo h n s of the som e little tim e ago Mr. A rias on cham pionship race from P o rtla n d to up of m en who have been on the suprem e C ourt o f M anilla. The la S tacy Ave. a t At*h* i* h av in g a H illsboro, Ju ly 4th. The race w m B oard since o rg an izatio n and is dies a sk ed h g v i^ .iA n y questions house b u ilt by F. C. T u ttle . V. C. s ta r t a t 9:00 th e m orning of the co n stitu ted a s follow s: D r. .J. O. which rh e g i —'u s ly uixw rred in Vnge on l a k e Road is m aking im F ourth from th e P o rtla n d H otel, Robb, E . b Jo hnon. J . M. * re rso n a very u n d e rsta n d in g a id p leasan t pro v em en ts as is Mr*. McGowan in und is a go-as-you-please a f f a ir . of H illsboro, and Geo. G. Hancock, th e H iteon d istric t. H G. F au er. It has f if ty way. e n tr a n ts of a th le te s D. D. L um p o f F o re s t Grove, O re . AH p re se n t voted th» m eeting a n o rth o f C edar Mill is building a from the e n tire n o rth w est. $125.00 gon. suc<e*a, a nd ask ed Mr«. Jo h n s to new home and S . G. Roger* I* in cash is being paid to the w in b u ild in g a house south o f the ners. m eet w ith th em again . HOUSEWARMING GIV A loh a-H u b er school. T h ere w ere 27 in atten d an ce. The firew orks display w ill be B eav erto n Sand and G ravel Co. EN CHURCH PASTOR Uuncheon of Ice cream , cake unusual, an d w ill be held a t 9:00 and coffee w as served. T he next Is h elping supply th ese m ate ria ls sh a rp the night o f the F ourth. B eaverton L um ber Co., the m eetin g is w ith M rs S. R. Becker. and M em bers of th e C hurch of T h e Ju n io r A n tlers E lks Land, lum ber. of P o rtla n d , w ilj furnish m usic fo r C h riat welcomed th e ir p a sto r. Rev. BEAVERTON WINS IN th e fo u r days- T his is a 25-piece j G. W. S p rin g e r to B eaverton w ith MRS. CUTTING IS GIV band. T h ere will be rides, show s, a house w arm in g a t his hom e on A ONE SIDED GAME EN BIRTHDAY HONOR concessions and plenty of free en W atson S tre e t la s t F rid a y evening. te rta in m e n t. T here is no adm ission It w as a b e a u tifu l evening an d the M ost of the gam es played in crow d exceeded expectations. The T he T ig a rd R ehskahs held th e ir to the P ark . the S u n set league Sunday w ere y a rd as w ell a s th e house w as ne re g u la r m eetin g T uesday evening. S h u te P ark is lacatcu' on the very much one sided, B eaverton cessary to accom m odate th e crow d, )The officers e n te rta in e d th e m em highw ay 17 m iles from Pr.-tlgnd, le a tin g th e Scholls team by the m iles from M cM innville and w hich exceeded 75. A s th e house- score 0 / Id to 2. while th e A loha b e rs w ith novel gam es and re fre sh 30 | w arm in g w as a pound social as m ents. * fifty miles from Salem , team b eat H illsboro, 16 to 4. In w ell, th e clim ax o f th e evening A flo ra l m arch w as particip ated i A fine p atrio tic .program is be- cam e when Mr- and M rs. S p rin g th e o th e r league g am es, Oswego in by all th e m em bers in honor of | ing arran g ed fo r th e m orning of beat C ornelius 8 to 0, and T u a la M rs Alice C u ttin g , a s a birth d ay th e F o u rth by th e A m erican Legion e r w ere called upon to open th eir tin b eat M aplewood, 7 to 4. 1 packages. R efresh m en ts w ere served honor. She w as th e recipient of 1 an d o th er p a trio tic o rg an izatio n s. Tile scores w ere: and everyone enjoyed the evening. m any b eau tifu l flower*. A birthday R H F. cake w as a lso served. B eaverton .......................... 16 17 1 T he Rehekah* will hold th eir ATTORNEY G. A. COBB V. HEARS RE Scholl* ..................................... t 5 7 picnic on J u ly 16 a t E isn e r's park- CALLED TO ROSEBURG B a tte rie s —(¡ra n t and Allyff; B en PORT OF CONVENTION n e tt and Koluk. A tto rn ey G. A. Cobb w as called R 11 K RECEPTION GIVEN The D au g h ters o f U nion V e te r R oseburg S unday to a tten d the A loha .................................... d& 16 4 OFFICER OF O. E. S. to an s of the Civil W ar held th e ir fu n eral of h is m o th er. He w as Hillaboro ................. 4 6 4 I re g u la r m eeting M onday a t the accom panied on the tr ip by Mrs. B a tte rie s—Cloyes a n d tiaim ion; Mr. And M rs Geo. M eFreen and Cobb, a son G lenn Cobb, and his hom e o f H a rry P rin k a t H uber. H urry, B arron, K aufm an, G rogan M r. and M rs. H A. N ielsen a t O ne o f th e featu re* o f th e pro and S torey. tended th e reception given in hon w ife o f P o rtlan d . The p a rty sp en t fThe »landing of th e clubs In th e o r o f M rs. Monnie H auser, W orthy a lm o st tw e n ty -fo u r hours aw ay, g ra n t w as th e re p o rt of th e S ta te Contvention held a t Salem . M rs. league a re a* follows G rand M atron, of th e G rsnd C hap leaving h ere a t th re e in th e m o r W L Pfct. te r of O regon. M onday evening a t n in g and g e ttin g back a t one tha Stum p and M rs. E v a B racken w ere d eleg a tes fro m th e B eaverton te n t. A l o h a ..................... 1 .800 Chadwick C h ap ter, O .E S ., in Salem. n ext night. llia v e : ion ............. 2 .600 H illsboro ................ ........... 3 2 .600 T u a la tin ............... 2 .600 Oswego ................. 2 .600 Scholl* ................. 3 .400 t j C ornelius .............. 8 .400 5 .000 j Maplewood ........... f lh e gam es to lie played Sunday a re : H raverlon a t H illsboro; Aloha a t C ornelius; Oswego a t T u a la tin ; Schells a t Maplewood. ! O. V. “Our Fhi<* Was Still There” GROUP LEAVES TO ATTEND CONFERENCE Mrs. L. D- Shellenbergcr. Mr*. 11. M. B arnes, M rs. M. H. M etcalfe, Misa J u lie tte C a rte r and Rev Cha* C larke le ft T uesday m o r ning fo r Hood R iver w here th ey will a tte n d th e th ree day session of th e A nnual S ta te C onference of C o ngregational churches. The ladies have gone as d eleg a tes from the local C o n gregational church. T he Indian scrap-lbook* which w ere mad® by th e ladies of the M issionary Study C lass in connec tion w ith th e ir study of th e Indians will be on display at th e c o n fer ence. GRANGE COOK BOOK MASON (CRAIG IS ILL IN CALIFORNIA RAIMDLY PROGRESSING T h e B eav erto n G ran g e cook book is ra p id ly pitogtessing. T h ln teen ladias m et in th e G range II b II T uesday, to contin u e th e w ork of collecting recipes. T here will not lie a n o th e r m eetin g u n til a fte r Fie n ex t reg u ln r m eetin g of th e G range J u ly 8. G ranger* a rc asked to b rin g all recip es to I he n e x t r e g u la r G range m eeting. T R aleigh frinrok* of M ason C raig, son of Mr. and M rs' C. W. C raig, w ere grieved th is week to learn of his severe Hines*. caused by a ru p tu re d appendix. Mason left R a leigh last fall fo r C alifornia He w as employed kn Fosi Franciaco. b u t la te r w ent to Pasadena w here he w as w orking In « g rocery sto re when he w as taken ill. $1.50 Per Yea« Friday, June 30, 1933 Grim Reaper Calls In This Vicmity Heart Failure Takes Ben jamin E. Brandtner Early this Week RAILROAD ENGINEER H. G. V incent. F orm er B eaverton R esident, D ies A t H illsboro B E N JA M IN E. B R A N D T N E R B enjam in E . B ran d tn er died very suddenly M onday of h e a rt failu re . He w as w ork in g w ith a tru c k and w ent to w ork a s usual in th e m or ning. A long ab o u t ten (fclock he w as ta k e n very ill, and bro u g h t to B eaverton to D r. M ason. F ro m th e re he w as ta k e n to his home ju s t south of th e A loha-H uber school w here he died a t ab o u t h a lf p a s t one in th e aftern o o n . TTie deceased h ad been w orking fo r a num ber of y ears fo r th e S P. & S. railro ad , and lived betw een th* C anyon ro a d and T e rw illig e r h ig h w ay Q u ite re cen tly th e fa m ily moved to th e J a s . Lewis house south o f H uber wrhere th e y have m ade th e ir hom e. M r. B ran d tn er w as born a l S a lt L ake C ity, M ay 24, 1884. B y p r o fession, he w as a railroad engineer. H is body w as shipped T uesday from P eg g ’a u n d ertak in g p a rlo rt t*> G lenn’s F e rry , Idaho, w here the in term en t w ill be- H e is survived b v h is w ife, M rs. C h ristin a B ran d tn er, a son. B en ja m in J r ., an d a d au g h ter, V erona. H . G. V IN C E N T H- G. V incent, fo rm e rly a re s i d e n t a n d citizen of B eaverton died a t h is hom e a t H illsboro, T uesday m orning o f sep tic sore th ro a t. M r. V incent w as b o rn in New Y ork S ta te , M ay 4, 1859. L a te r he m oved to Iow a w here he m arried , a n j r* n a fa rm . H e cam e to O re gon and fo r a num ber o f y ears, o p e ra te d a sto re in A lbina. H aving sold his sto re he cam e h ere and p u rch ased th e T hayer tr a c t o f fo rty a c re s on L om bard s tre e t w hich he la te r sold to M r. C lem ent. He th en purchased th e J u lius H enrixson p ro p e rty , ac ro ss th e ra ilro a d from th e G range h all, it w as then, but W e st B roadw ay h as been extended so th a t th e p ro p e rty lays n o rth of b'roadw ay an d e a s t of S h o rt stre e t, now occupied by Deiwey, th e P lum ber, T- B- H a rris and th e B ielm an M otors F o rd agency. ¡During his residence h ere he w »s C ouncilm an fo r a nu m b er of y e a rs and a t o th e r tim es held the o f fice of D eputy A ssesso r fo r th is section. A bout th irte e n y e a rs ago he sold his in te re s ts h ere an d m oved to H illsboro w here h is d a u g h te r, M rs. M. P. C ady, lived. M r. V incent is survived by his widow and th ree d au g h te rs, M rs. Lois W alw orth, and M rs. B ird Cady of H illsboro and Mrs. Goldie D a vis. of South D akota. T he fu n e ra l w as held a t th e Con g re g a tio n a l church in H illsboro on T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n w ith W . E . P eg g in charge. ANNUAL KINTON SCHOOL MEET HELD T h irty -n in e votes w ere c a s t a t th e an n u al school election held a t th e Kinton. school house la s t Mon day n ig h t. T he b u d g et w as ad opted a s read. , T he ballot fo r election of B oard i f E ducation of W ashington county non-high school d istric t w as .taken follow ed by th e a n n u a l election of one d ire c to r fo r th re e y ears, and one clerk fo r one y ear. E v e re tt W rig h t w as chosen d irecto r, and M&-S. Inez Bell, clerk. T he new board is m ade up a s follow *: J . J . V anK leek. ch airm an . J . H . A ten, fo r tw o years, an d E v e re tt W rig h t th re e y e a rs, M rs. Bell, clerk foe one y ear. MRS. LIVERMORE EN TERTAINS FOR LOIS Mrs- F . W . L iverm ore, J r ., e n te rta in e d a g ro u p ctf little girls, in honor of h e r d a u g h te r Lota’ eig h th b irth d ay , on F rid ay , J u n e 23 al L a u re lh u rst p a rk in P ortland'. The occasion w as m ade festiv e w ith balloons, a d elig h tfu l picnic lunch, and b irth d a y cake w ith c an dles. T hose p resen t w ere L ois L i v erm o re. M ildred Y ates, N aom i S m ith , L orraine Denney, B e tty M ah ler. Lois S hearer, M rs. D avis, M ra. i L iverm ore. _ ...