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The Beaverton Review FRIDAY. FKBRUARY 9. 1934 y your Crasy Cryatala at Hrown's A student hotly meeting was 1« m BN 11RI1 »1 HR Brt EW »1 HN HN R1 M » Ted McCann o f Penney road s|H-n: K N E E ACTION IN called to order January 26, by the ■erton I'haiiiiaoy. Adv. LOCAL N EW S the weekend visiting with hie nep I« WIIKKH TO O tt l* CAR IS USX PLAIN El) Proaidont, Margaret Dickman. The gg_________________________________ gg I hew, Donald Richardson, in Port- j I d [Ml [Ml [Ml (Ml (Ml (Ml I Ml [Ml fill (Ml [Ml (Ml [Ml [Mi iwi (wi iwi twi w dh ro (“ I iwi an twj rwi to land. | secretary, Isabelle Wallis, read the Mr. and Mrs. L. Hull were truest» Proclaimed by its creator* as minutes of the previou* meetings CHICKEN DINNER o f Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hastings. , * * * % ( r" ” '-«rden Home has •>Ame.-io»’l Thrill Car for 1934” A treasurer’s report of the school Tlie Beaverton Rebokah club will Sunday. I'l-en ill with pneumonia, following the new Chevrolet, with magical organisations was given by Mar hoki a chicken dinner at the Odd IK u r (.■amah, . r r i . 1 , accompanied »i-iMniminiis! hv hool‘in* couKh- but ,s »»niawhat ___ . Action” a Blue Stnak vin Stabler. John M. n> " ¡mnroveil - Ui% wheels, . follow s hall F’ rid’ay, F’obruary 9 Off on All friends, motored around Mt. Hood. T * ' engine o f 80 horsepower providing The students participated in yells, •Thirty-five centa per plate. Chil Sunday Mrs. E- Hastie ot Portland a “ glide instead of a rule at «0 lead by Vera M »Elroy and Doris PATHFINDER TIKES spent three days last week as miles an hour, is on display now. Yarton. Presentation of the foot dren under 12, twenty five centa, 9-11 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Munthe of a Kue!,t o f Mrs. Mary Cursen, and Sleek, superbly-styled, with a <112 ball letter* l»y Coach Warren was You are invited. Portland visited at the home of j,er d\lu|fbter Jessie. ! inch wheelbase and “ the ultimate j Any Size— Any Type M IA KK T l V followed by a brief resume of the Mrs. Mary Stitt Tuesday evening. , in sise for a low-priced, economi- ] There will be a silver tea in th* school’s footlutll season. Results of the season were: three games won, Girl Reserves’ room In the Beaver Good for a short time only Mr. « 4 ^ ,n,l J .m „ Irtbrl.. H I M » » ., . -ill 2 family of Portland were three tied, ami three lost. Only a ton high school Wednesday after ro“ ' " ml „ T , 11" 1 l i r f th, „ U r , ftekl in U l*. || STIPE’S GARAGE guests at the home of Mr. •mi “ * . marriage license at H, 11,boro ^ dolH> for th, ,ast thrwi yeara. few of this year's team will I k « noon, FVbruary 14. An interesting program has been arranged. All Mrs. L. R Richey, Sunday. graduated, thus assuring n good this ween. Of the car and its features. W mothera and friends of thigh school Mrs. M. C. McKercher was a Guests at the H. A. Waite home M. Packer, Western sales chief for prospect for Beaverton's 1934 foot girls are cordially invited. ball season The following hoys re guest at a bridge party given >|onday evening were Mrs. Hulda Chevrolet, says, “The new Chevro- adv c9 -1 0 at the home of Mrs. G. A. Gil- King, son Bud and daughter Dor- let provides a glide instead of a ceived letters: Jack Barron, Ver non Hronkey, Charles Parry, Bev more in Portland, Thursday. othy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Do- ride because the sensations of sound Let’s be sentimental, erly Bielman. Bill Dietrich. Flllis ■ Great Newspaper of the I-et's be gay, Mr. and Mrs. Howard H ingiey; >•", »■' of Portland. and feeling, that annoy the motor- Nylund, Rex Saxton. Clifford Alt! ■ Northwest Let'a have a (»arty and Herbert Hingling all of P ort-1 j 0hn Gerber, of Portland Rt. 2. ist> have 1x0,1 eliminated. shin. Ollie Oleson, Wallace Wheel ■ A HTML U MUI.IIOLLAND F ’or Valentine’s Day. land, visited at the home of Mr while splitting wood in the usual 3 •"*’ secret o f this glide is Knee er. Tom Wilson, Boh Denney, F'rank m Auto Route and Agency A program that’s different! and Mrs. Geo. Llasser, Sunday. wav cut oiT all the tendons in Action wheels. At the General Mo- Emmons, Howard Lacknn*n, John ■ Beaverton Oregon Congregational church, Friday, \,r anl Mr, E F Hall and his'left thumb, as well as the bone, tort Proving Ground over medieval Mason, Ibmabf Sipe, Louie lluser- Mr and Mrs. t . r . nan a , . .. ,• > s mar. Belgian Block road. 1 drove this FVbruary '16, 7:30 p.m. Refresh ■ F'or information Stark, daughter hleanor were dinner guests ‘ G was taken ^to the Kama ^ Chevrolet and cx,.ci i.-,,. ed a ick, Donald Jossy, Robert ments served. Silver offering taken. ! regarding service or subscription.« Clarence Henderson, Paul Wilson, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ho- 't»n Hospital for treatment, gliding sensation at 50 miles an H Phone Beaverton 5151 nnd Bob Flngelke, football mana ward Hughson, Tuesday evening. Bom on February 2 to Mr. and ¡¡,)Ur Through ruts a foot deep and CARD PARTY AND DANCE ■ Residence and office: ger. Numerals were given to: Theo Cedar Mill Grange Hall Mrs. Joseph Patton. and little Ernest H. Oman, a 1>\ over boulders 8 inches high. So dore Met», Bill Jamieson. Shin Sa Saturday evening. FVbruary 10. 1934 ■ Ruby Ave., Just off the son of Fairvale spent Monday vis- P°-Und hoy. Mrs. Oman was out smooth ¡s the Chevrolet glide that !a Bertha-Beaverton highway to, Frank Pulver, FTmer Larson, Admission, inrluding Lunch: iting her grand parents, Mr. and milking the cow on February 1th, one member of our party read a Children. 10r Mrs. F. M. Austin on Canyon road. ai}d at present is doing fine. Mrs. newspaper and another smoked a Harokl Stump. John Staehlc. Charles Adults, 251 _ , . t — Watters is nursing the case. . cigar that had an ash two inches Isaacson, Chester Robinson, Elden Replogle, John Lawlor. and Rob CARD PARTY ert Whearty. Coach Warren consi be featured* V t the l i a l 'p V T . 'A . Beaverton Grange will - e e t Sat- ¡ ^ m i U ^ . n 'h o u r " ‘Clid‘ n‘C Tlie Daughters of the Union Vet meeting Monday evening, February . " day; F^ruary 10, at _10:30 a.m. 0 miles an hour ders Beverly Bielman the (test kick erans are sponsoring a card party 12 .♦ the high school auditorium Scrapbooks made by the various “ By independent front wiheel sus- er Beaverton has had on its trams to lie given in the Kiwanl* hull, Fvervbodv G w-eWme aUd,t0nUm- members will be exhibited'. All pens,on- the Knee Action unit- is and Ollie Oleson the )>est end on a Saturday evening. FVbruary 17, at y y ‘ grangers are invited to the busi- meant the attachment of the front high school team. 8 o’clock Good prizes, and refresh Miss Alice Watts left Saturday sessjon. The lecture hour is wheels directly to the frame with-1 ment*. Admission, 25<*. F’ veryone is Fa oh year a football letter i s ! noon for Seattle, W’ n., where she open to the public. out the use of a front axle. In the FARM IMPLEMENTS invited. adv c -ll-d S given to a senior boy who has no< embarked for China, where she . „ , ,, conventional type of springing it made the team hut who has done will again take up her missionary 1 he home 01 - r- an rs' was necessary to have very stiff- Beaverton ftebeknh General Repairing, Gas work after several years’ furlough. >an oi Garden Honie was destroy e< front springs because these springs outstanding work in his effort* to Lodge No. 21lf meets ; do so. Robert Stark was awarded the first and thlid | and Auto Accessories k- Fmmon. W Mon by uTh0 ia“ ,ky the Jt ,,|act, ^ ‘ ° huld “ » and wheels in Mrs. v, M. K. bminons left t Mon- j ust fl[e, jeft Sunday* their home when this honor. Tuesday evenings at day for a week’s visit in Eugene firt> broke out Neighbors saved tin ... ', , . 8 P. M In the Ï.O.O.K A piano duet was played by where Mr. Emmons is employed. furnitUre, but the house was a to- . ‘ "dependent springing relieves Evelyn Alexander, and Genevieve h a ll. Mrs. S a r a h O TTO ERICKSON & CO. Mrs. Fred Amel is staying with :a, loss Mr Hoban says they will ’ he springs of this task and Chamberlain, secre- Johnson. A humorous musical se Marjorie Is-wis, the Emmons boys during their rebuild in the spring as he does F?™ K h* fto i f funl *Prm*{ lection was given by Nie! Jackson tary. and Mrs. p-tf moth rs absence. not wish to leave a community jugt M soft g J ^ r,.ar and Lester Tescihnor, members of N. O. Beaver Chapter No. 106, O.E.S.. whore there are such good neigh- sprinKS xhus the new chevrolet the band. Vera McF-lroy accompan TRADE will observe the twenty-second an- hors. has front anU- fear gprjnKa of ied by Betty Buchanan a' the piano Suddenly ('ailed sang several popular pirns. A niversary of its institution, \N cd- j j r an{j j j rs j . H.# Dobbins ar- equal tension, and there is no ten- Your Old Stoves and F’umiture reading was given by Imogene i nesday evening, February 14. The rjve<j home Thursday, after a few dency for the car to bounce and F'or t'nrful Garden Tool* Smith. Students were then enter- i Suppose you had conie upon F’ i- charter members will be the months stay in California and jolt along the road.’’ leen last F’riday morning in her honored guests of the evening. Sajt City( Utah. While south, a -------------------------------------------------- gj j tained by the band or Hardware of any Kind This semester's officers were in home down near Salem and had A marriage license was granted -Mr. Dobbins underwent an opera- H ig h S c h o o l N o t e s said, “ F ’ lleen, your funeral will be stalled. Margaret Dickman, first to Carol B. Hutson and Miss V i- j tion at the S. P. Co. hospital at ^ W E P A Y CASH -da semester president of the Student next Monday!’’ olet Hagoes of Portland, at Kelso, S*n Francisco. They spent Christ- , Standing there in all the fine F'or I ’sed F’urnitur* Washington. February 5. Miss Ha- mas at the home of their son-in- A .*n**t,n* of ‘ he Fire Squad Body, had her name engraved on and spirit of the early goes is well known in Beaverton, kiw and’ daughter. Mr. and Mrs. ^Dtanization was held February l. the president's gavel. The faculty health * And Pse/ul Tools She is a sister of Mrs. G J. James Kelley, and family at Salt 1 harles Barry was selected chief, consider her to be the best stu twenties, how could she ludieve you? Bielman. Lake City, and later visited at G> replace Vernon Bronkey, who dent president Beaverton high school And yet that vory F’ riday night We Repair I jiwnmowers, Sewing : various points in California. graduated in January. Tom Wilson, has had. She is also the first girl saw her cold in death and her Miss Noma Browne, and her 0 a member, also graduated. Jack to ever hold this position in the l>ody was laid away this Monday Machines, and 'Bicycle* room-mate, Miss Louise- Fatter of Mrs. F. J. Felsher, Mrs. David Barron was selected first lieuten- school. morning. Pendleton spent Sunday afternoon Phelps, and Mrs. F\ H. -Schoenc ant. Beverly Bielman, first cap- Trade at So we never cease to press it A framed picture of the football anff night at the home of Mr. and entertained the 1933 officers of tajn; £ jjis Nylund, second captain; team was presented by Mr. Mctz- home, “ It is appointed to men once T H E FRIENDLY STORK" Mrs. R. A. Browne. The two young j Beaver Chapter No. 106, O.E.S. at j>auj Wilson, third captain. New to die, and after that the judge lor to Coach Warren. ladies are attending the U. of O. i ‘ he home of Mr. and Mrs. Schoene, members must be elected into the letters were presented to Fa ment.’’ .........."But God commcndeth Richey Hardware and Medical school. Wednesday evening. Additional organization to fill the five va- ther McK**own, song leader, and to His love toward us in that while M. W. Manning, local grocery- ^ R ' °*ncies left *by graduating seniors, Vera McElroy and Doris Yarton, we were yet sinner*. Christ died Furniture Company for us.” In view of this, before man. was elected to represent the Mr V , HJ' p R'FlIr, W ' v. i ames of s‘ udt'n‘ s were suggested, yell leaders. independent grocers, at the Wash- ■ ' ‘ j t ' «. , ’ There was discussion on several you sleep to-night kneel down and ; i f* . j ,. g pictures of Mr. snd Mrs. resolutions A debate was 'held in the pub tell God you accept forgiveness of igton County c ^ e meeting of gfo- Schoene’s trip to South America, cers and food dealers. C. M. Kru- and thejr v^cation w to the lic speaking class Monday, on the sins, a new heart and eternal life A special Girl Reserve meeting state question. “ Resolved: That the as his free gift to all who accept S S store’ dealert! "" “ ** United States should adopt the es His Son, 'Jesus Christ, as Saviour Caves, were much enjoyed. Deli- nasium for the purpose of choos- sential features of the British sys and lord Henry Desinger came up from clous refreshments were served. ¡ng a cjub advisor to replace Mrs tem of radio cqntrol and opera Rev. George N. Taylor, Beaver Knappa Saturday afternoon. Mrs. ___ _________________ Lynn Hughes, who resigned. Miss tion.” The affirmative was upheld ton, Oregon. »dv Desinger, and little Jimmy Lee L A R G E C R O W D A T - Burk, a member of the faculty, I by 1-aMeme Dean and Delbert Burk, Ratskwill kills your rats and mice returned home with Mr. Desinger, T lt’ VF'IC I 4 V t H O P f . ' was elected unanimously by the the negative by Imogene Smitih and Sunday, after a two week’s visit ___ J A M B U K t i t girls The president Margaret West but is not a poison, and is harm Flarl Jossy. Iv^n Bierly, critic judge, I k k ; LICENSE NOTICE less to domestic animals, and hu- with relatives and friends in Bea- . explained about Mid-Winter Confer-! The license fees for dogs over •man being*. Hats verton and Portland. More th.n 200 legionnaires and en<,e to he held in ,>ortland> Feb. gave the decision to the affirma carry every tive. 8 months old, or for do"* owned "nmniunirable disease, such as hy . a. , their wives crowded the Veterans IMlaa___ n . Among the cars on display at hall at Hillsboro at the Washing- . A debate was held on Tuesday, or kept over 30 days for the year influenza. the Ford Auto show is an early ton countv jamboree meetine Ren w conference are: Margaret West, on th«i same question, with the 1934 are: male dog, $1.00; female drophobia, and equine They cost the American public mil Ford model owned by T. E. Hill preSentatives of Rome post Rose “ a r i*ret ^ekman, M.ldrerf Twohy, affirmative team, consisting of Ev dog, $1.50; spayed female dog, $1.00. lions of dollars yearly. Get rid of of Garden Home. This car has city, Pertland post No. L and Sa- and . Ru‘ h W'»mer There^ was dis- elyn Alexander and F’ rancis Holboke After March 1st, the penalty is these pests ut once with P.atskwill. been in constant use by Mr. Hill. ,em po3t were present, as well ® 8' " " 4 the!M others Tea to winning from the negative team of $1.00 for failure to procure license It only costs you fifty cents. for more than twenty years, and those from Lester c . Reese st “ held next week ,n the school Amos Bierly and Oliver Stein. for the dogs above stated. F ’or H ale by Wednesday, Rhoda Thyng and Purchasing from the recorder is still ,n good- condition. in Newberg and the Washington L “ "* ,ma l , m , e1ntertam- Marky Sayer upheld the affirma places 807i of fee collected into Mr and Mr,. »,. J Wright, .S r.! county organizations at B ank, ^ u t ^ i o T o t “the^“c S ^ r * tive and Harold Huff and Oliver Beaverton treasury. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pritz- Sherwood, Forest Grove, and Hills- ____ Stem, the negative. The decision Hardware and Plumbing Pay licenses to Homer L. Wilson, lait and daughter Dorothy spent boro. The city auditorium may be R sf.nrp t,r ii . « 1 1 0 Oregon Recorder-Treasurer. adv. Beaverton Saturday afternoon visiting at the rented for tihe next jamboree ses- . , , ' . . ’ <avir was given to the negative. tt „ i » , . , , . * • „ _____ i- . r, 0 t v’ - 1 ton H ,IPh school basketball team de- Halfretch lumber yard at Vancou- »'on. according to Dr. R. J. Nicol. f t . .. R„oy(lp)m Today’s Limerick s r . i r , s ^ r , h . AI; The car chugged on mi. after mi- f r t S ,, i s i ” r. Hal' R K C O R D F O R M IU ) ^ * 5 . who" ■l “ d™ t “ » - 1 The moon seemed to beckon and WHEN E V E R Y S E C O N D C O U N T S - smi. The ladies Missionary society of W EATH ER IS SET --------- - f»he was dainty, demure, the Church of Christ met at the ______ Students neither absent nor tar- He, in love to be sure— You can depend on home of Mrs. Howard Hughson,. Portland’s record mild January ,ly the firBt »en>e«‘ er of this school The car didn’t chug for a whi. Friday, for their monthly meeting, weather became even milder with ye8r were a? follows: Amy Anick- Fourteen ladies were present. Mrs. the auvent of February. This was <‘r’ ° ,eta Bolton. Edna Blanken, E. F. Hall had charge of the de- the warmest February 1 in the Betty Buchanan, Delbert Burke, A- W A N T E D A N D FOR S A L E g M fM u i U. S. Oow s M it tpacJfkoMom lor votional service and program. A history of the Portland weather lino Boswell, Wayne Bullock. Char- j qu I c I i ilorti ood occ •!«rotk»n. WANTED- Several cords of either 16- pot-luck lunch was served at noon, bureau, which dates back to 1871. lo“ e Bernard, Marion Boyson, W e*-' inch or 4-foot wood are needed at the Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hart were The mercury climbed to 62 de- ley Cr<™e, Margaret Dickman. Ger- T 6KT IT H i l l ▼ Review office and the residence of dinner guests at the Chas. Rose- Krees> making it the warmest day lTude ^ Bll ? ayj ^ ^ ‘e Bi Paolo, the editor. As a number of our sub Alexander's Super-Service Station man home Tuesday evening. Mr. s'nee November 2 Although setting r ? rl e'. " ' ar° a Harrow, Frank scribers are In. arrears, this Is a j Beaverton - :- Oregon chance to clean up your Indebtedness and Mrs. Frank Roseman of Salem, a record for the initial day of the . ar},01? Uoty> Rabert Engel- former residents of Beaverton, were month, it was not the highest for ,.e’ Marus Erbs, < arl Fuegij', Wil- BENNETTS BABY CHICKS also present. After a short visit the whole of February. The record ' ' am ' r" “1t; Marguerite Ferris, June with their son and family, they for ,he month was set February 26, ^uegy, Harold Godfrey, Melvin F’rom Hollywood Tancred strains, will leave for Long Beach Calif 1932, with a maximum of 68 de- Gumm, Dorothy Getty, Curtis Flan- crossed, trapnested pedigreed hens to visit with another son. ' " Kreo*- *e? ’. ” emrick’„ ” ai,aS Hay* and cockerels, large white 24-ounce T l «r, , . a The minimum temperature Thurs- ° shl» Willarrl Hines, William Jen eggs, 14 years experience, 10 years in e Whitford Womens club met day was 44 degrees ne* Vera Jacobson, Roger John- trapnesting. Hatching eggs $2 per at their hall Wednesday with nine _________ " son, Clark Junor, Robert J'ackson, hundred. Setting, fifteen eggs, spe members present. Roll call was C f i R V l T V F D D L’ l D r i l l Willard Johnson, Fxiward Johnson, cial pens, 50^; chicks $90 per thou responded to with varied articles . - I I . ___ Ed Jansen, Jessica Kinsey, Russel sand, $10 per hundred of interest Miss Lettie McKay CONTROL IS PLAN N ED Kahr, Ed Kurowski, Helen Kurow- Free from Disease W»ve a reading. Mrs. Alice Cheek --------- ski, Leonard Kidder, Doris Koch, No trace of Puilorium (white diarr had charge of the game. Mrs. Flood control in the Tualatin John Krueger, Lillian Lehman, hea) can be found Thos. ( Ieland was hostess, and valley is one step nearer reality, Jean Lewis, Catherine Markovich, Carrie Fi Bennett served delightful valentine dainties. C. W. Weil, chairman of the Louise Martin, Lloyd Miller,, John Inquire 1V6 north of Reedville, Mrs. L. D. Shellenberger enter- W? sbinKton coun‘ y CWA committee Mason, Agda Mattson, Charles Mar on Route 2. Beaverton he announced that the tin, David Mason, Janies Miller, tained the “ 500” club at luncheon said when Friday. Guests of the club were county committee had approved a Moreys Miller, Virginia Miller, FM Young Man wants any kind of work. Experienced florist. Any Mrs. Dayton Peck, Miss Margaret $7000 engineering project to survey McElroy, Donald McIntosh, Elwin thing apreciated. p-10 the valley. j Nelson, Alden Oleson, FYank Peter- Peterson, and Mrs. F. G. Donald A preliminary examination has kort> ^u.ne, Poltart, Dorothy Pritz- F'or Sale— Heavy work horse, and son. Mrs. John Summers held the # Virjnnia Robertson, Harold high score, Mrs. Erickson, low, been made by Professors Powers harness, $50.00. Phone Beaverton of the engineering fa - Redficld, Catherine Ruchek, Ray- and Mrs. Donaldson received the and Lewis 0418. adv. p-11 _____ culty of Oregon State college. While mon,, Ragland, Charels Shaper, Rex guest _____ prize. mo * .. no one would be quoted on the Sarton. Markey Sayre.EleanorScha- F'or Sale— Asbralorp hatching eggs and breeding cockerels. L. S. Wolf ‘ M r i , i Z J ° nr ° Mrn and mat‘ ^ il — estimated that if Harold Spies. Mrs Alden Oleson, Garden Home the fundg werp ava]lahU, romnIp Oliver Stein. Bertha Shallbergar, Portland Rt. 6. Garden Home road. | road, is slowly recovering from tion of the project would involve DonaM Sayre- Marian Spies, Doug- ___________________________ adv p -ll I hiiU m o t o r e S ^ w h S T W M ^rh.on | expenditure o f more than $100,000. las T-ayW - Demlet,h Tay,or- T ™- man Thompson, Jeanne Tuttle, Jack Alt Heidelberg Beer ing, was struck by a truck in Part land H* - u ì- *a‘ es‘ beauty treatment con- Volz, Carl VanKleek. Verna Wal On Draught ters, Eva Wolfe, La Vida Waefler, anrf a b.dlv i n L ? ,br^ e n nh, sists of bathing the face in milk. Try us for Chicken Dinners and Ask your local agent (or details, or write J. A. ORMANDY, Gemersi plications have rJtI dodha|T-d' Com‘ A vigorous jarb at the cardboard Donald Wioher, Charles West. Ev Barbecue Sandwiches pl-eat.ons have retarded his recov-| disc on the top of the bottle and elyn Walters, Margaret Zimmerman Psnenter Ageml, 701 Pacific Bldg., Portland, Ore. FREE DANCING t the tiling's don’t.—Humorist. and Clarence Zuercher. o l d iir id f : lhf : r g p a r k W— — - * 25 PER CENT jj 01 l|r ODrrtumiau McCORMICK- DEER1 NG War On Rats Buy Ratskwiil F. W. BISHOP FIRE-CHIEF Southern Pacific
