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the B eaverton R eview
The Onlv Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the interests of Eastern Washington County.
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lk-avcrton, Waahinjiton County, Oregon, Friday, August 24, 1931
VOLUME XII, No. 39
Stats Fair A Banner
Event For 4-H Clubs
Friends Help Cele­
brate 74th Birthday
NliW BULLETIN ON
FOOD BUDGET OUT I
m - ions sheep
Shaw
Be A Big Feature
ORE. IIOMEMAKE
HAVE VACA!
*1.00 per yr. In Advance
An average family of f>ve, in­
" I ’ve never bad 59 much fun oi*
cluding two adultg and three chi!-1
been *<• rested in my Lie, and I'm
dren aged from 3 to 12, cun live j
rerta.nly going »pain next yc.ir.’’
Lisle Walker, Asst. Scoutmaster
comfortably and safely on a food
This, or woid» to thii el met, u
The main topic of the laM meet- budget of |4.66 a week, according
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the declaration uttered
by nearly
o n .L ii ’ o.r“ ^.n
r.lv“ .n; " n: ^
* * * ««• »
and nutrition _apiciainu | ßirthday
Dinner Served
n,.
_ ,
-
- every one of several hundred lurul Washington
County hair Kussell, Burrell, and Lauren God- at Oregon State college. They point
At
Home
of Mrs. Re-
1 hoUSnndM o f
E x h i b i t s o f homemakers in Oregon
who thi»
'I'n n a v i* D is o l'iV S
“ ri . scouts of troop 236 o
Tiila- out however, that this can be ac-I
lo
llavt
Displays
O
t
m<>ok, wer, visitor, at the meeting. cornplighed on, tf the homemaker
year are enjoying the firat real
bekah EUerson
Young Oregon’s Pro­
Gene Brown
and
Jay Gibaon. gpand(| hef m o' #y wisely and pIan, |
vacation they have had in many
County
Product»
who
had
b*H
at
Camp
Millard,
ducts to be Shown
year*, by the home economics di­
are now home. O n e, a patrol lead­ her menus carefully.
vision
of the Oregon
Extension
OLD TIME RESIDENT
to
just
Specific directions as
er, was awarded the emblem giv-
SHOW
FLOWERS
service.
10
<; r o u n d s i:vi p r o v e d
en
to natisfactory
campers.
He how to purchase and prepare fowl j
These camps,
10 of which <tre
Here,
Seattle, Spo­
passed forestry merit badge. Jay to come within such a budget an- People froi
being held in the state this sum Thi« Fair Comea
At
the itight did considerable work towards the contained in a new bulletin issued
kane and Portland Present
Four-ll Scholarship« Are Awarded mer, represent an effort to givq
Time fur Family I'icnics
First class rank.
*
by the home economic, divison of
Mother a much deserved "break'*
To The Highest Winner*
A short hand'.ill contest will be th« Oregon State College extension
. . .
,
in the matter of vacations. Father
in the pre-opening feature at tonight’s **‘rvice, entitled, “ Low Cost M e n u * ,
. fh . '
Q1 Mra
One of the great atliaitions
has his fishing and hunting trips
Oregon's 11M4 Slate Fair
will
,tock exhibition»
oi the meeting A pr.ixe will be offered ( W One _Month with Recipe ." P
and the children their club work '• the livestock
again be a banner event for hun­
Fair wi.l be to the scout bringing ¡n the m ost! was prepared ‘‘ as an aid to the t*!CC* LUerson, Wednesday afternoon
but heretofore Mother | Washington Couniy
dred» of 4 II club boy» and girl» *n‘*
of those
Oregon Au* ust
to help her celebrate
has not farsvl
well. If the fain- the sheep »how i his will 1« con- original outdoor game suitable for i thrift program
from all countiea of the state, ami .......... '
I homemakerr who are m ainlining her
h“ ’ 74th birthday anniversary.
-n n ,v e r„rv
ily should vacation together, her lined to Washington County sneep, the scout group.
families nThe <*y was unusually warm out
thanks to the new "Indoor Trail’
for themselves and their
task of oaring for their needs us- land will probably be the largest
. ... _
... all present enjoyed
a wonderful
arrangement
at the Fairgiounds,
tin Ily r«,es right on. often under exhibition of Washington Ciuniy ANNUAL FESTIVAL TO a desirable standard of living
' n
afternoon under the beautiful trees
more adults than ever befoit will
little expenditure of money, but j !
sheep that ha* ever been neld.
HE HELD AT ST. MARY’S with a very substantial investment that surround her home.
view the thousands of exhibits ol more difficult conditions.
Much ol this is due to ihe 4-H
In
the
homemakers
enmps,
how­
Young Oregon, on display for a
o f time, abilities, skills and inter-
The birthday dinner waa served
ever, no huabnri'ls arc allowed, and ciuos sponsored by J. A. Ihorn-
est >>
at 4:00 p.m. It consisted of cake,
week, beginning labor l*i>.
On August 26, the annual fe s -1
buign,
ot
the
Forest
Grove
Nation­
sandwiches, coffee, and iced drinks.
In ihe extensive remodeling und no children. The homcmakeis call al
Bank,
of Forest
Grove. The tival will be held at St. Mary’s j Menus
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« " was
" ,,u*“
e by "V
"'
included _____-
in the -----
new buMe-
birthday c cake
made
Mrs.
the Fair on grandmother. - iter, or omeom
improvement» made at
en-husiasm tin were planned to meet nutn- McHenry, a‘ •P’ T. t Oi*_
^
corn exhmit of
the fair promises of the Valley. Great
displi
■rosada sine» last fall, the 4-H else to look after the family, take to tie another very attractive fea­ has been displayed
by
—-I- —
J to nvnxrs«t«
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“ -*• "*•-
by the
the many
many •
• t|onai - needa
an<j
provide - an
much
»8th year. The cake was voted the
(Tub Exhibits building was not on a sack or two of fruits and vege- ture,
and
is sponsored by Edw. interested friends °
** !,lster* variety as practicable with the , beat that they had ever tasted.
food
ly refurbished, but connected with tables to help out with the f<
of the
Commercial who are sponsoring this affair
. limited expenditure. While variety
Mrs. Mary Poitras of Seattle,
other buildings
via
the “ Indoor problem and go to camp Each ra mp Schuimerich,
Special plans are being made t o ! ------
addg
zest to
appetite, it
is I--------------
point I sister
National
Bank,
of
Hillsboro.
Is completely
* B M
staffed
i r r with the
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I B I C I
V
of * i Mrs.
n to .
t EUerson.
il
came to
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*
lne “ 'mospnerc e<J out that menug planned on a Beaverton Tuesday in order to be
Reports coming from the gran­ ,
Cash premiums and scholaiahip* home
demonstration
agent
in
an o d-tirne picnic and all the | yery jow cOSt basis can cater only with her sister on her birthday.
for 4-II’ers this year
will total charge, if the county has one, or ges, farmers union, the 4H clubs, of
interest of a modem bazaac.
to healthy, normal appetites.
all indicate
the
Two
of Mrs.
Ellerson's
^raivd-
*4,300, which is In addition to near r l „ Miss Gertrude
Skow.
home future farmers,
Construction of the various booths
Evaporated whole milk and dr.. 1 daughter«, one from Spokane and
ly *1.300 to la* paid the 4 11 club demonstration apent^it large. There h.gh enthusiasm for the fair. The
always an attraction at St. Mary’s skim milk %re inexpensive and eas- ' °ne from Portland, spent the day
> flowe, <d ow promises to be another
organization of the state for all ; | s a cook, two assistant cool
I* under way
The fancy work ily handled and are valuable foods, with her, also. Many of ner old
nn
-t
gorgeous
bouquet
of
Wash­
nurse,
a
swimming
instructor
and
expense
in connection
with
the
booth will have a beautiful display the bulletin points out. It u.ge* '™ n ds from Portland came out to
ington
County
flowers,
which
will
life guard, n librarian, and one or
F’ air.
needlework
especially P1“ " " * 11 famiHes following "low cost menus
with her.
The 4-II scholarship* are award- two persons to teach the womer ihow to the world that there is no of
to supply future Christmas fciits. ( . ____ , j . __ ^ _v:u
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V r.
Flu*.«/
EUerson
received
many
craft» in w
which
they miv place equal to Washington County
m r z j ^ “‘ t h e ^ T o
to provide each child with a quart } * Mrs.
£
Ellemon
•d highest winners in various di- arts and crafts
'' * *W
homemakers fir grow.tig any and all kmus of
visions of exhibits and entitle the he Interested.
The
vaca-
^. a<^ult , wlth
a pint o.
.
p
*
.
one e of
ot your last Sundays of
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. , e ,c ...
whole milk
milk
each
day
Eggs, at
Among those attending from Bca-
club members
...............— to tuition, board and spend from three to five days flowers.
tion. Come, and bring your family whole
each A
y.
least
three
or
four
a
week
for
each
ver(on
were
Mrs.
Inez
Whitworth,
room at the annual 4-H summer there, reading, resting. h:ktng. brat,
Added to these the domestic art, and friend*. All are welcome.
child under six years, are praeti- ?lrt’ H*Hie Ro»si^ Mrs. Mary J.
school at Corvallis. So »mall won Ing. swimnvni». learning fanev **it- as well a* the agriculture displays,
Busses leave Portland, regualrly —
¡ ^ “ . n p ^ n g ' the Ware^ Mrs Celia Hulett. end Mrs.
der club members bring plant) of chery doing sn yt^nr *bey ■ in- tn a fair is being shaped that will
on the hour, from 12 noon t0 ° necessary
iron
in the diet. an(<; O. M. Taylor.
t
icy
are
|
^
tbe
hoast
o
f
all
those
who
at­
keen and
friendly
rivalry
to
theb
or
nothing
at
all.
But
snd
p.m.
not allowed to work,
rsfeteria style wherever possible each member of
^
sincerely
wished
fair realm.
tend.
Chicken dinner,
cafeteria style
familyP should have an egg a
^ le r ^ i many happy returns
With the free admission immense will be served from 1 p.m.
As in the past, 4 II youths will ! These camps arc a part of the
day. according to the bulletin But- of * * * „b‘rth<Uy'
have not
only their own display organize«! recreational program of crowds are expected daily. This
of ! should lie a picnic time for all of | 8 p.m.
division
ter. another diet essential, is used i Mrs. EUerson was bom in Marion,
building for cooking, sewing, art. i the home economics
at least as a spread for bread once Lynn county, Iowa, in 1860. She
canning, handicraft and other ex- the extension service, and »ere V.. ¡h.ngton County, a* practically IVY PETERSON RE­
csrme to Oregon with her parents,
a day.
hibits,
but will have
also meet started three years aro in Lane ail of the harvesting will be out
,
,
_
Mr. and
Mrs. Hunter,
in 1871,
TURNS FROM HAWAII While first developed^as^an
Clackamas held one last |
¡ of the way. and hop picking will
ing quarters and livestock exhihi county
a s - , when she w>g eleven yeBp| 0,d
torn budding*, m «11. five an
, „
, .
. (inu. ^
.
aistance
to
re
le
f
committees,
the
not have begun.
She was married to J. H. EUer­
Mi»e Ivy Peterson who »pent th
year 10 countiea »re having camps.
aside for their use.
Try to mark theae three days summer with her slater m d broth- menus, recipes, market list, and son in 1877, and haa lived in the
I
sne,
.Tosenh'ne.
Sfnltrvimnb,
IV*
last year l.ane and ritc la m s
down on your calendar as holidays er-in-law,
Mr. and M rs. barney ,other suggestions In the nexv hut same
home where she now re­
f ’ l i e l e m s s . .Tick
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Count n-
hen'. -c i,......
m
,r
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letin have
have been
been planned
planned t g:: :
and Washington
for a rest from the farm —August - Dezurc ---------------
sides for 56 years. Since her hus­
in
Hawaii,
returned
Satur
i
tin
tie*
have
a*
the list in the number o f «ch«dnr-
nnd • n){1.,.
39, 31, and September L 1934. | day to Portland, and to her aunt's the meal planning and fio«l pr< band’s death, nine years ago, ahe
he'r camp
shin winners, with Multnomih conn . ,
paration of every family which in has lived there alone.
! home, Mrs. R. P. Brown.
Youths from
thi- vear. Copim'ia ciunty
ty tanking next
-
Her only child, David Edwin, is
H O A R D SETS PRICE
I Miss Peterson has many pleas- dependency is cutting food costs
th
sec
their
nrfk
holding
their*
A
uri
t
I
fi
to
lb
ther counties
hope to
living in Spokane, Wash.
things
to
tell
of
the
I:.lands,
i
a
minimum,
of the list On the Nehnlcm r’ver between
FOR CANNING PRUNES mn
county at the
head
ouu their
their inhabitants
bu' was
Copies may be obtained fre-
and
inhabitants but
was most
most
next year, ami of course the biy Helen* and Vernon!*, nrid the Wsl
' T T ING OF DRINKS
out to re Iowa enunty camp i* -et f ’. 4u
A new price for canning piunes delighted to get back to the i.'.S.A. from county extension oflk-es, or
winners last year
gust 30 to
September o n| i^, was agreed on by the Oregon State On leaving the Island she was 1 from the college,
UNDER SITPERVISION
peat.
down with
most
-
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Hoys and girl* from the three Methodist cim p on Wall a In '1 l Prune Control Board here Satur­ fairly 1 .ailed
MINNESOTA STATE (,0- Martrsret Dixon, Co. Health Nurse
day evening, after a hearing with beautiful leis and flowers,
high counties on scholarship.« ki
Cost of th*1 camp* is de r n.
C IE T Y
TO
P IC N IC
earners
of
the
state.
j
j
^
e
Sunday
to
visit
with
her
Public eating places, and estab­
by the expi'nsc«. but in i'" en i
year are;
lishments
where drinks are served
The
new
price
agreed
on
for
sister.
Mrs.
I.
G.
McCormick,
o
is It more than $2 per person, pin
Lane County—Carson G. Adam
I ne new price
"*• »«*
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0u
:ii retu rn the'
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are.
the *»*—
future, , •-
to —
be placed un-
Kolmer Bodtker, Ira CaW , Al*>-' transportation. M* 1 of th* ! < fresh canning prunes sire 12 to the
of the —
“ Chehalem
v ............ Ml
•
^ bne w U'all* W
\\ >1
'1 ]
i ne iirst
urst annua'
annum P'mic
pome u*
> • in
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Tile
Forrht, Ralph Gibson. Donild Mi­ exci’pt s‘ apb\ i«
i;cn rr»t" •'
p uind n: d larger is $26.00 a ton
first of September lo
: recentiy organized Minnesota S‘ at <ler more rigid supervision.
fur prune* smaller than 12 to th" where she will resume her
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- D. J.
- - B. —
farm« by the homemako
Dinsmore, County Health
chael, Cleo Peterson Alvin
» '
Society of Oregon will
be held a
in one o f the high schools, there
Bertha Gray, Eliznhc’ h Ilolcnm’
pound including 15 to the pound,
has called attention
to
JantzCn B«arh Bark. Sunday, Au Officer,
Myma Laird. Helen M hie! K
$17 50 ton. For prunes smaller than
gust 26, and will be open to a’ ’ iSec. 85 (H L) of the regulations
l i . V . H O P P E R I ¡REALS
Wa-Hneton County
former residents
and
friends of of the State Foard oi Health. Vi-
15 to the pound up to and in.lud
da Faye Pirtle.
HIP, A P.M 1 N F V I-I ing 17 to the pound. $15.00 per
Washington County O orgc V:i •'
the Gopher state.
olations of these regulations con­
P.-T. A. News
ley, Ivan *n«l Anm* Bierly, Wall r
ton. Frunes 18 or more to the pound.
of tile stitute a legal offense, and if con-
Mrs. R. F. Ra*niuss«n, Cor.
Officers
and mem. ers
•-
n nn>i.i Jos» v. Chart
Friday of this past week Mr
Fames, Jr.,
Donnlil
$12.00 a ton.
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club are arranging deteila of th. tinued wilfully may result in the
Henry Tews, R. V. Hopper
fi ll from
n p-«»
K«*y, I.eKoy Mill*
These prices are for orchard run, What 7 Parent T e.cbe, Association outing and anticipate a crowd of 'ever-ation o f licence and puniah-
Margaret
Butch' tree and broke both hi* right arm
Grace Bowman
2500. Invitations
have been
ex ment by fine or imprisonment.
Her, Margaret and right hip. The hip is a very rotten, decayed and unmerchantable
Is Not
Ider, Eleanor ''em
tended to persons in all parts o£
prunes, out. A tolerance of 5 ',
Any one aware of such violation
1.
It
a
not
a
social
club.
unfortunate
a.cidtnt
lecius«
it
w
'l
Cypher, Esther Harty
the northwest. Arragements are j s urged to report directly to the
for prunes below grade is allowed.
civ
2. It is not a political league.
Clackamas County rnomas A1 *n. ennfire him to h: < bed in
now being made to obtain several State^Board
of
Health, Oregon
Wmton Bush, f ()r atlxxnt 12 or 14 week*. \n im ­
3. It is not a place to bring a prominent persons to deliver ad
Richard Boeckman,
Ar- balance was called
Building. Portland, Oregon, o' to
nnd
he
was
ROPHY
DONATED
Delmar Ciader, Lr.ck Dietricx
personal grievance.
dressea.
liill transferred to Good Samaritan Hos­
County Health Officer of Hills-
mo Hallbackn, David, Jahn,
FOR SHOWMANSHIP 4. It la not a supplement to the In addition to the speeches, there the
boro,
His broken bone* were sot
legal means of raising school in-
Me Burney, Guy Monroe, Cal Mon­ pital.
restinr a* comfortably
roe,
Edward McBurncy,
Melvin
Stangel and Howard Smith
No entry fees an- paid by these
young exhibitors, but all eluo de­
partment members will pay the same
D
V
»»
— -j
| ^
entrance fee» as other persons, 2.»
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assistant
county agent. This is the „
,
7. It is not promoting any pub-
Those working on the plans in „ uirhK-
soap and wa-
cents per day. No exceptions are
second year that this plaque has
,
t th, N« tion. l Par clude
the o ff;cers. V. P. Nelson. ter h .vin t ^
*
above
to be made from
the policy
a- FREE WATER CARNI­
been presented la st year it was
Teacher Magazine, and Oiegon president;
Gust
Anderson, nee-
»
u ?
rinsed
gainst Issuing passes, Mux GehV
----- u„ by Donald Jossy with
Hoi- pftlrent Teacher
president;
-------- Sandy. 130 drgT" * Fahrenh' “ . » " o
VAL ON LABOR DAY won
with hi.
his Hoi
Major ^
George
in clean water. All mugs, steins
har, fair director, says. Expenses
stein cow. The trophy has arrived
W. T. Mullahan. treas­
—
County
Council,
secretary;
o f the 4-H department alone will
or glasses used for serving bev­
The American Legion at Lake and ¡g ^ exhibition with the Car. .
urer; Theodore Hansen, attendance:
erages must be washed and ster­
eat up 26,000 paid admissions to
Cbis.
Rose
of
Huber
is
gaining
Tom
Bisiar,
coffee;
Ben
Davis.
Oswego
is
planning
a
big
free
wa
J ter oarniwl labor Day. They will nation Calf Mann/» cup in the win­
ilized in boiling water or rinsed
the fair-
publicity;
Mrs. J. O. Wilson and
dow of the Argus at Hillsboro.
rapidly from his recent illness.
in clean water containing at least
take care of twenty
Mrs. C. Gilbert, registration.
twenty-five parts per million of a-
NURSE
A T T E N D IN G
> ' *we to t«i
h o
iiiviiv
REV
J iR A K
N W
h r lJ K S t o .
Th.. R,v. W . G n l o, .......... .
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REC E P T IO N
or
Washington County will hold a
"t the Hillsboro Chamber
0f Commerce rooms at 8:00 p.m.,
Tuesday,
28,
1934.
U r m ia
< August
> «h . —
.
Important business, please
attend.
*—
Mr. and Mrs. Jam«'-; D. Brebsut
have been visiting at the L. R.
•lies’ Aid society. As n result $8.50 p rnn home. They have just ro-
to the treasury, to he used turned from a vacation spent at
ad.led ‘ V
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Brehaut’s old home s ' K"*e-
in conneetion with the running ex- Mrs.
Mr Brehaut hi* boon
penses of the church. Mrs. Glady* hurg...............
Aten,
president
of
the
society,
perintendent
of school- of G -rv»1*
rt tril,
yji «
wars but
wishes to thank all who helped to *—
f nr -!»
«¡x years,
but next
nexr yen-
yen w ill
make th« affair a success.
^ be the superintendent at Jewel. |
IN
^
„„
H O N O R O F M R S . K I M s this because of the prevalence of
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trench mouth
(Vincent’s Angina)
Mrs. R. B. Brown
attended a and because it is hoped that such
reception at the home
of Mrs. G- precautions, may to some extent
L. Upchurch Thursday
in honor of limit the spread of all the d'sea.se»
her cousin. Mrs. Margaret King of that may be transmitted from mouth
Oakland. California. Mrs. King was to mouth,
for many years a resident of G ar-.
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den Home and is well known in ZIMMERMAN OPENS
this vicinity. She will leave Mon­
day morning for an extended vis STATE HEADQUARTERS
it in Indiana.
the state of her
Seator Peter Zimmerman, Inde-
birth.
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pendent candidate for governor, o-
LOCAL GRANGE TO
pened State headquarter, in Port-
U T S S : .... 3 f t
has » trained nurse in attendance northw„ t hnrse
iw1mminK
race,
constantly now nnd his many tr.emis outboard and inboard boat races,
will lie sorry to know tlait he is j,horts lieauty contest and queen's
not responding to treatment sat- baj| Thcrc wilj bc thrilling ««pai
isfactorily. He has many restless p|anintr s, unl8 by some clever surf-
days
and cannot
get
adequate boiinj riders.
sleep on account of difficulty in
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breathing. Bethany Baptist Church |(|^|> C E N T R A L C O .M -
are to have a day of fasting and
rr«i
A lfU l/T 1
prayer, asking divine help for his
I’ l l I IM * »
*""
r tllM b l
recovery. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
! " > *] Republican Central
--------- Committee of
M A N Y A T T E N D SO-
pii|
* m
I* 1 V T s t V
I IA L j A I
M i x IO IN
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About 76 people attended the ice
cream social held in the grove at
ine rvinion
i.iv n last
..................,
the
Kinton u
churrh
Friday
eve
-
-*■
ning, sponsored by the
Kinton * l a _
HELD
HAVE BASKET SUPPER
Tomorrow* Motor Car—If LejUltton Were Deiifier*
wood. of Sherwood, a* secretary
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of the committee.
The Beaverton Grange is holding
Senator Zimmerman will open his
a basket supper
Friday evening, «»dio campaign
Friday
evening,
August 24. a t the home of Mr. and August 24, with an address over
Mrs. A. S. Funston
on the Old KFX at 8:15.
County
organisations have been
Canyon Road. AH members o f the
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grange
and
their families
are formed In Multnomah, Lane. Linn
urged to attend. iSupper will be Tillamook, Columbia, Marion. Doug­
las and Malheur countiea.
served about 6:30 p.m.