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University Library Mr T he B eaverton R eview ________ T h e O n l y Newspaper Devoted Exclusively To The Interests O f Eastern Washington County. VOLUME XI, No. 32 Single Copy, 5 Cent* Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon. ial 4-H Show Is Scheduled'^ PEAS RICH SOURCE OF FOOD ELEMENTS ■■■ ■ ■ Film inm I n luing Katin O’ IS Sent i hroirt , * Washington, D.C. To Be Shown In County --------- **'«'ijl11* „ ton „ Stal( unue Many Answer The Last Roll Call T Green peas, now abundant In parta o f Oregon, are rich In the vitamin« known to be needed in the adult diet, arcord- *"* Miaa Lucy A. Case, axten- Hy Senior Patrol L cultr Jamas Miliar _____ ln nutrition at Ore- . (Wllion th, y Friday, July 7, 1933 Milton W. Brooks Dies A f i An „v .m ig h t h ,k . w . . ,.k.„ «• ter a Long Period of wg.ubi*., n.rt*uiariy whin d oZ ,b# y°°i> '• * ” *>y •*« ■“ «*• »«* Poor Health m od.r.U ly good aoure.a and roughage, alao im- r , A I l - t l ’ S ' ‘ A 1» v v U K IV ^ health j,„_ ' . . f ea« are eweeteat and most de- 'Ihealrra Will Shaw Feature Picture, lldou« whan cooked immediately ai‘- ter picking. M i.. Caae |«||.v„ ! t omedy, Short Subject«, Alea The green, pjump pod., well flllad with young, tender peaa, nr. beat. A special movie (how at Ota Thoss that ar* too matura hava Vene u lian 'l*h«atre In Hillsboro and | lost thair swaat flavor bacousa the .« . K 1 nV* ,u« * r in th,m h** turned to starch la arheduled for July IV In V.r Hills- boro, and July 20 in Foreat drove. * * ***** ,r * »imple to cook, are ot ,M° fnu* y TWO WORDS SIMILAR, MEANINGS DIFFER When doe. one u«e "tubercular” ? When doe. on« use “ tubercu- lou .'T A laa/let, prepared by Philip P. Jacob«, Ph.li., the beat informed educator in the national tubercuio- «ia field, usee definition, approved by Che National Tuoerculoaia Asso ciation a . follows: “Tuberculou.” is the adjective corresponding to the noun "tuber culosis” . It refers to lesions, infec tions, condition, caused by the tu berculosis germ, the tubercle bacil lus, (e.g , “a tuberculous kidney” , “ tuberculour bone”, " o f tufierculoiw origin’', *a tuberculous patient".) "Tubercular” refers to condition* resembling tuberculosis, but that actually are not Tubercular mean* a condition resembling, and similar to. tubeCculosia, but a condition that has been established as not being cauaed bv the the tubercle bacillus. Its use in reference to tuberculosis Short Items About People We All Know . . . _ Rpsidpflts Ctlc- brate the Fourth with Picnics, Parties »¿a V e rtO fl break- the evening game« were played and «onga were ALOHA MAN IS DEAD VISITORS PLENTIFUL sung, aid a good time waa en- iuvbj - n . L o m I Mra. Lida June* la Well Known People Are Guests la R* r*nl* are urged to' watch thi. Other Citiea, Near and Far to the Old-Timers Here C?,lumn “ nd Uyu •lU"*d trw*«* >cUv‘ ti” -______ Mr. and Mr*. Walter Peets and MILTON W. BROOKS family spent the Fourth at Hills- MARINE CORP TO RE Milton W. Brook, pa.acd away **oro’ CRUIT TWENTY MEN the iaat o f the week at hi. home Miss Manon Metzler enjoyed a in Wald part, where he ha. been in several days visit with relatives at poor health for w m c time, but died A «pecial feature o f the »how will co jor #n(J fU v or^ a r.. * r*?*’ I OrOera have been received at th« Order* the quite auddenly. Hillsboro, remaining over for the Mr. Brook, ha. ** i ®'7** l*lb»ng picture ‘‘ 4-H prii>rvej ^ ' „.** Marine Corps recruiting station, Fourth. made frequent vi.it« at Kinton with (.tub Vkork, and Wtiat It la This reoomm#n’j - cookln_ ,h ri '* I'ortiand, Oregon, authorizing the hi. daughter, Mrs. Everett D. U , i ' r*i0r' ir* ? rrect; u , Mr ami Mrs Hugh Lewi, and r i l i “ ? . U . n T ^ 'p U i f r o ^ w i r ,m * n of kod'ng w a t e r - ^ twenty young mm Wrig+,t. ."pending part of la.t win- ‘¡L , “ T °5 j? ited Mra over R „ Fourth spec.f.c disease, but may be used vith Mr vi‘ >nd f ington li C * ee ***7^11 ^ f the I careful. of course. that they dur,n* ,h* mor’th °* 1W3- I ter at ' the Wright home. Mr»' both as n o«» and adjective. One , t ^ ¡ „ ^ ¡ ,1 . , Ore. lw* s h J . . ‘|„ addition to this’ 3- f " 001 , bun*' A M one-fourlh tea- * r* b* in* . *Ct*Pl*‘1 Wright ha. the sympathy of her reel feature, (her. will be the reg ‘ p0<m **R f° r CUP w* ‘ * U^ MV * T C° rp*, ” *cn ' ,t,n* «"»ny friend, in her hour of be- may speak, therefore, o f a tuber culoais patient, or o f the disease. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Philip Petriquin utar feature shuw plus a comedy '* / “ T * * nd, " «**• ***** • " «**« ^ * " eh ** ,noW. T **1" 1 ‘ --------------- tubercuP'sis, just as one speaks of *nd daughter Eunice of Portland and new. .h u rt. Mr O. Phelps. ' r,,h ft* m or “ r* •»* ™ ° ™ rt pneumonia, or of a pneumonia pa- w*re dinner guests at the home of manager of th. Venetian Theatre. ^ ' r m* ,U7 ‘ “ “ »*•» <»"• t.a.poon ^‘ xth and Mam S tr^ U , Portland. LEVI PORTER HAYES tient Mrs. Myrtle Haines on Monday Oregon. and Mr P. A Watrou^ manager £ c “ *> of w*l* r Levi Portar Hayea, aged 611 Physicians, nurses, public health evening, New requirement, provide a min. of the Star Theatre are co-opera T*“ ^ 5“ * X Ji!* “ years, died at hi. home in Aloha. Mrs. J. H. Hulett returned home imum age o f eighteen (18) years, Monday. July 3rd. He leave, to worker», and even tuberculosis pa- ting with th* 4-11 club leader. leader, as- he .m^unt o f ^ . 7 I h i T “i - . . ., , ' 7 . - “ 'X ^ra. n r , » v „ vo ine amount left in the i and a minimum height of .I x t y , --- v :. Ki. „ „ „ tients misuse tubercular. Even the Prictey afternoon, after a viait of sociation In putting on th«*« s h o w s .___ ... . . of . water . . —r ----------------- lu.t about enou.h .¡e h . Illil ¡ „ U .1 1 ________ .1 hl* lw *' hl* *nd<*n« dictionaries are not in agreement two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. There will b e e n advance . . I . of £ r V* h‘ . ¿ " ' ' l ‘ “.‘. / T f ^ (“ > ,nch” A11 ***P“ **nU daughter, bes.c m ; host of friend, on it. Dr. Jacobs declares. For all Orval Thompson, ard family at tickets by the 4-11 club member. “ , , .. * * ^ without drain- are. required to pas. a rigid phymu Funeral s^rv .* were held from Moro. Oregon. wlth one half the proceed. to go l-*«vlng the cover off the ket< cal examination, and to furnish re- | P»gy’a Chapel, -.Wednesday, at 2:00 practical purposes, then. 1. Tuberculous is an adjective „ , w . . . _ . Io help defray th. experu*. of thr *rf’ il* bollin« »»*lp» pressrv. the ferance. a» to chaacler and educa pm . Interment in Forest Grove describing the disease. Mr *nd Mr* Archie Buchanan tional qualification». 4-H club county fair ln August. I ^r**” ° F S cemetery. 2 TiAercular is never used in * nd «^«»Khter Betty o f Aloha were Ticket, will b . in th* hand. of th» Som* people lik» green peas Men enlisted for first enlistment reference to tuberculosis. d,r?*;r. iU es,\ . * 1 the hora* of Mr 4 -H club mensber. thl. weck, and ** 7 tx-P ^^,.^Utt*r' *nd at**•r, pre- are transferred to the Marine Corps 3. Tuberculosis is the name o f a *nd Mr». W. H. Boswell last Tues- milk, or a Baa. at San Diego, California. Fog- MRi*- L,DA JONES wil| »eil for the regulär theatre fer them with cream. ^*y evening. thin white sauce Buttered or mer service men, re-erdiatad, will Mr». Lid* Jone«, widow of the disease, used also «> adjective. prie*. Copies o f the leaflet by Dr. Ja- Mrs. J. W Sprague, and son «reamed pea. may be served plain, b* transferred to the Marine Bar- •■*« W. L. Jones of Portland. cob*, and of others listing symp- Dr. Boyd Sprague left Friday eve- “ r * • » * wlrr' * t v* ri«ty o f comfcina- rack», Puget Sound Navy Yard, P«»»*d away at her home last week. KINTON PROGRAM HAS • i of treatment and ning by automobile for Boise, Ida- **' The Jones family years ago lived toms, methods tlona Miaa Case. suggests, for Bremerton, Washington. GOOD ATTENDANCE Instance, that they may be com they will visit foi a where the Nicol Riding Academy prevention, and steps in the cure of ho, wheie available at the week with relatives, now stands. They were well known tuberculosis, are !n h or HOLSTEIN BREEDERS office of the Oregon Tuberculosis , . v_ There was a vary good attend f ° * n omelet before turn- w il i u r t i I t B f C V I f ’ to the old-timers in thia community. Association, 605 Woodlark Building. Y/° un* *°,l °* R‘ Y o“ « ance at the program and social Ing on* half over the other, Hiey *’ ILL HOLD I ICNIC Portland. Their preparation J d *rr,ved from 0«k U „d, Calif Fn- given last Thursday evening at the alao add attracthren.aa and flavor distribution i. finaned by the an- d*y T T * * f “ r * fe,w ***>“ Tmt' Kintuft grange hall. Numerous town* to soups, stews, meat loaves and The annual picnic of thr Wash LOCAL GRANGE WILL rale of Christmas seal. “ f ,VU,7 d W,t^ 1>nn* y on near Kinton were well Represented. «abnon loavea. and are delicious in ington county Holstein HOLD REG. MEETING nual Brrmden»' __ , , —— Wednesday and Thursday, The two-act plav put on by the many salad combinations. Association will he held at tha When students and others are in young people was well presented, or synonym and Mr*. W- J. Scott and Information on canning and dry- Connell Brothers ranch on Satur The Beaverton Grange will bold need of a substitute tuberculosis, the Association daughters Marjorie and Margaret, and the vtolmmuaic between eels |„g peas for winter use la con- day, July 8- Several prominent regular meeting Saturday, July for suggests “ phthisis” pronounced “ thi- *nd Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Schoene The lectun, hour by Mr Stewart was well received., tained in Exten.ion Bulletin 460 speakers will be on the program 8 , t 10;30 > m T h. stunt put on by the old a r!"H om . Food Pre^rvaUon" w iS h arranged by Frank Connell, pres- ; ¡n ^ afternoon will be a program sis. Either one mean« the same as ,nd th« ir niec«- Miss Dorothy Drone •- l t-fashioned 1l-onsumptian” . "The sP«nt th« fourth at Silverton. - ....................... . T i t ” ° l hC , r “ n f* ro,<W <|U u 7 “ y ** obtained free o f charge id*nt o f th* county association, and on farm , nd home management ar- Mr. and Mrs H. M. Barnes, aud from county extension agenta. or ^ * Mathieao», weaUm field n^ n j rmnged by the Worthy Lecturer, White Plague” was used for years At the close of the program, direct from the college at Corvallia. |,o r ,h* Holstein-Fresian Asaoc t - Mr, A|jce [,'Un, i on. The roll-call as a popular reference to the dis- sons John and Robert, Mrs L. S. the “ Sunbonnet Girl” quilt, whicn tion o f America | wjjj ¡t p^y gyyp ease It originated with the be- Barnes and Miss Luciie Barnes was made by members o f U k SPECIAL MUSIC NUM- L A judging *ont*.t will be hel<* j household account.” and “ Give sug- loved physician of an earlier day. visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. L- grange, was awarded James Down Holme*, at a Cady at Oregon City on Sunday, B E R S \ T I N m I ' I l I i D n T v C n L A A S C S « and ln jthfi. h the o f f all the gestion* a* to the best method of Dr Oliver Wendell ing of Beaverton. the Judging W,, teams ke. Din_ account*.* time when any o f these words keeping accounts.” * Miss Ortrude Olmstead, and Dr. Ire cream and rake were sold In 4-H calf clubs in the county corn spelled death in most cases. The Robert Wood, with a group of A basket lunch at noon the basement alter the progam. tha Thirty-one younir people attend- peting. death rate, however, has beesi cut proceeds of which were added to ed the Bible «Study Claas at the will be followed by a program which G. CECIL FUNSTON in half since 1»20, ’ showing much V * f ou^ h, of , J“ ly week-end on a tnp to Crater Lake, R B. McMinn home on Canyon 1 will be o f keen interest to all MARRIED RECENTLY recent progress. tha treasury of the grange and Diamond lake, going as far road on Wednesday evening. Lola i dairymen and especially to breed- south as Crescent City. Holstein cattle- BRIDAL SHOWER GIV- ^ e »t led the scripture reading *r* Mr- and Mrs. A. S. Funston on DELEGATES RETURN was followed bv the lesson Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Metzler Canyon Road attended the wedding EN MRS. FRED FREYE which FROM CONFERENCE were hosts to a group o f friends •«udy In charge o f Mr. Garnett. HANSENS RETURN o f Mr. Funston’» brother, G. Cecif at their home on the Fourth of Sylv,n FROM WEDDING TRIP Funston to Lena Baker in the Wil- Miaa Katherine Beach entertained S l J T l J r S J i r Mrs. L. D. Shellenberger, Mrs. July A pot-luck dinner was served rurnlshed several special musical ______ j t’A mette B<*uWrvard Evangelical at her home on Thursday evening Mr and Mr*. Harris Hansen re- church Wednesday evening. June 28. M H. Metcalf, Mrs. H. M. Bsumes at 5 o'clock on the lawn around with a delighaful bridal shower in T h g r o u p ^ T n * * ^ r . . / ,r d The next n e t ' m turned a week ago Wednesday eve- B°0* the Bnde and groom are re- and R««’ . Clarke returned Thurs- the out-door fireplace. Those pres- honor o f Mrs Fred Preye (Fern were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur 7 , h* | ning from their wedding trip to »«lents o f Portia«*! The wedding day evening from the three days ent Chinn) of San Francisco, who was In The session o f the Annual State Con- Weed and son Bobby, Mr and r«rdens o f the Harry Weal M„ Hansen’s home in Meadow «n*reh «s’* » P^yed by two Sunday married on Sunday June 26. After in the ference of Congregational churches Mrs. Guy Carr and daughters Shir- a .J!!* » „ ! , h ‘ W,th * pot- ‘ uck Grove. Nebraska. They also visited «»«ool pupils of the groom, the gifts were opened refresh ,n gt. Paul. Minn Thev returned j Immediately following the cera- at Hood River They report a very ley and Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs ments were served. Those present dinner at 6:30. profitable time. F. W. Livermore, Jr., and daug’.i- n fv v _ - by way of the BUck Hills in Da- ««onv. » reception was held for the interesting .n d were Mias Ruth Lundgren, Mra. m o w x p kota and on through the Yellow- wedding party and immediate fam- Miss Juliette Carter who was also ter Lois, Ilebwrt Kllia, Mra. Werner Meier, I K NIC DINNER EN- JOYEI) ON F O U R T H »ton» Park. They are «t home in «»«• at the home of the bride’s par. a delegate, remained for an indef- Mra. Chester Hanna, Winifred inite visit and rest. PLANS MADE FOR r U l K U I their home on First Street. 1 ent* Mr. and h«r. Foker- Thoms, Alma Sullivan, Beth Tay lor and the hostess. MIDSUMMER FROLIC’ Mrs. Carrie Hansen. Wilbur and F \ P I A I N S Cl lilt V U ll l k and SI .50 Per Ye»i I wer* co" k*d- in mrrIlnK TIME FOR SPRAY SECOND FOR FLY The second spray for the cherry fruit fly should be applied in those orchards that have not been sprayed for seven days or more. Varieties of cherries that will be picked within seven days should not be sprayed until after the cherries era picked. Tha following materials should be used: Lead arsenate, Vt pound; mulasses, 2 quarts; water, 10 gal lons. GEORGIANNA BENSON MARRIES R. MARTIN Frances Hansen. Mr and Mrs. H. P. "jowning, Millie Anderson, Mr and Mrs Car! Hansen and chil dren. Mr and Mrs. Lester Croft and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Holstein were among those who enjoyed a 4th of July picnic at the farm home o f Mr. and Mrs. Johnson (brother-in-law of Mrs. Carrie Hansen) on (he Yamhill river near MicMinnville. FRIENDS SERENADE MR. AND MRS. FAIX' About 40 o f the young people a- round town, and other friend« of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Faix, walked In on them last Tuesday evening at their new home on Tile Flat road, and spent a most pleasant evening. The serenaders were very quiet for this kind o f a gathering o f thia kind, but Mr. and Mrs. Faix were game, and soon made them feel at home. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Georgianna Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. L- Benson of 1 eaverton, and Kav L. Maptin, son of Mrs. Alice Martin, of Garden Horn* Road were married- hjriday, June 30, at SI. Cecelia's Rectory, by Rev. J. M. O’ Nalll. They were unattended, and only m ------------------------------------- -m I LOCAL NEWS immediate relatives were present. Mr. and Mra. Ma,rtin left short a------------------------------------ —a ly after the ceremony for a trip Mr. and Mrs. Doy Gray spent to Los Angeles. Sunday at Nelscott. Among the Beaverton people who spent the Fourth at Hillidioro were Mr. and Mra- Felaher and children, Mr and Mra. J. Archie Williams. Mr. and Mrs J. Summers, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Blasser, Mr and Mrs, Tom Miller and family, A . M. Kennedy, Mrs. L. A. Kennedy and children and Mr. and Mrs. John Frank and family. Miss Thelma Peeta is visiti.y in Skamakowa, Washington. Mr. *nd Mrs. E. G. Perkins, and Mr* B. K. Dennev spent Tuesday at Wilhoit Springs. R«w. and Mra. Geo. W. Springer and two sons returned Tuesday eve ning from a 10 day's outing at Seaside. ¿i rn n On Thursdav evening, June 29, a committee composed of a number of leading, business men of Beaverton and Huber, met at Hijber to dis cuss plans for a “ Midsummer Frolic” to be held in the near future. The purpose of this “ Fro lic” ia to replenish the Athletic fund of St. Mary's Home- The best talent, both local and from Portland, is being sec red for this occasion. Plans are also un derway for improving the acoustics o f the H al! and all possible care will be taken to insure a good re ception of the performance The committee is composed of the following well known residents of Beaverton and Huber: Dr. For est L. Howard, Messrs. Frank A. McMenamin, Charles J. Roae, Jack Tatlock and Albert T- Kemmer. LOCAL PEOPLE VISIT AT ARMY BARRACKS Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Perkins, and Mrs. B. K- Denney drove to Van couver Barracks Thursday evening to visit with Sergeant and Mrs. Barney Dexure (Jessie Peterson) and Miss Ivy Peterson Sergeant Deture has been transferred to a station in the Hawaiian Islands, and he suid Mrs. Dexure left for their new. home July 5. Miss Peterson will accompany them as far as San Francisco. She will resume her work in the Walla Walla high school this fall where she has been teach ing the past several years.
