The Beaverton review., September 21, 1934, Image 1

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VOLUME XII, No. 4.1
Beaverton, WaHhington County, Oregon,
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Red Cross Re-elected
September 18, I'JU
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KINTON SCHOOL NOW
IS NICELY STARI ED
City Council Holds
A Soecii
»
Friday, September 21, 1934
I
l.uile Walker, Amt. Scoutroialer
Grade achool meeting tonight.
Twenty people attended the oahin
**»t Friday evening. Night
W . F Norman of Aloha
Beaverton Review, Gentlemen;
Instruct Livermore To Se-
.
,
i P“ P*r chase wan played and tem p-
Enclosed find u letter which wv
Will Head Organization
CUre Lease Building lor
fire refreshments nerved. Saturday
ilesire to have published ¡n your
For Second Year
paper.
The names 0f th« three
Fire
Truck
*asl *
hike wa* pr«gr*mm«id,
Schools Are Busy As
Second Week Passes
K inton school has gotten nicely
started.
The instructors are the
same
as last year:
Miss Helen
Schneider as principal
and Mrs.
Audrey
Vanoermost as primary
teach«*.
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The school sign has been newly *>1X New Pupil» Are Added
painted and reads 1 » 08 , that being
to Enrollment of the
the year the school house was built
..
.
The swings have been in an unsafe
wTRU e
oCnOOl
condition, but have been all over-
hauled and made strong w.U new B.H.S. CLASSES ELECT
braces, etc. The work was done by
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Harry A. Richards.
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There are 37 pupils enroUed in » « " ‘ ball Season W .11 Open With
the school. The grades are divided
Game M ith Commerce
as follows: first grade, 7; second,
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5i third, 3;
fourth, 5; fifth, 3;
The first Student Lody meeting
sixth, 5; seventh, 5; and eighth, 4. o f the fail term was he*U Monuay,
The
following, most
of them September 17. The new president,
graduates from Kinton achool, are Deioert Burke, introduced tne Stu-
attending Beaverton high this year dent Council, which consists of the
from Kinton: Robert Richard«, Ma- following officers: vice president,
bleanna Gembella, Amos
Bierly, Beverley Bielman;
secretary, Mil-
Mary C. Hall, Lucille VanHorn, tb’ed Twohy;
treasurer,
Mai key
Eug«»ne
VanKleek, Roscoe
Bierly, Sayre;
reporter,
Aline
Bosweli;
Raymond Hemrich, Amy An.cker, student body manager. Bob Lngjl-
Loig Bierly, Glenn Pringle, Harry he; song leader, Henry Greenwald;
Ludwig,
Thomas Bowne,
Grace yeU leaders, Louis and Margaret
Bowne, Eunice Snider, Albert Karp- GreenwakL
stein.
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The route of the school bus has . * flow in g the Student Body meet-
been changed so that it come* only lJ }f’ c*aae meetings assembled for
to the school house, and turns north the PurP08« of electing new officers,
over Cooper mountain to Hazeloale,
. Those elected for the Frtshman
class are: president, Shia in*ri* Na-
and then to Beaverton,
gae; vice-president, Dorothy Wirt«:
BOOKLET PRINTED TO secretary-treasurer, Harry Ludwig;
sergeant *t arms, Frank Leonttti.
ADVERTISE OREL ON
For the Sophomore class, presi-
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dent, Raymond Ruglantd- vice pres-
Aa par*, of its campaign to at- ident
Robert Jac^ n .’ 1
tract tourist« and settlers to Ore- t -: Ri*rlv tr « . , i r . r
u »u
t*uy
gon, the Southern P*c'fic * nmpany man.
Ttpo^
styre*
ser-
and ten scouts attended. A cross-
gentleniup who have been appointed
I wood» hike wan featured,
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new
to nerve on the
Relief Committee'
DIRECTORS
CHOSEN
to fill the vacancies left by the COMMITTEE IS NAMED *cou’e ware initiated ¡n Camp Un-
renignation of the County JudKe
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i derwood, five completed their work
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project», and the Indian trihumen
Ralph ( ‘arinoli l.audn Work ol Co. and County Commissioner* are- W « ,
G. Ide of Mill-boro, W. c Schultz V" r
'»•"•«•a At Cart Hre. ehoM. H name for t W tribe in a
Kirnt Aid Committee
Will
Be
Repaired
powwow,
of Forest Grove, and Bert Hagan
of Tigard.
Mr. Bullas, grade school teacher,
W F. Norman of Aloha wa* re­
At the special meeting
of the will assist the scoutmaster in the
Very truly yours.
elected proaident of the County Red
COUNTY COURT t'ity Council
held at the City hall tr°«P leadership ¡n
the future. The
Croaa chapter « t the regular meet­
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1 Monday evening of this week, the Pr ,**l,t assistant scoutmaster, now
ing lant Thursday evening at the
September
14, PJ.I4 re‘‘order was instructed to segre-, ' eavinK Beaverton,
turns over the
Hillsboro
chamber of
commerce
To the County Relief Commit!«?, of *aU th,‘ assessments
for paving r*cordi to the former senior patrol
room*. Other officer» are Mm. Kex
Washington County, Oregon
Front street in front of Tracts 15 b-ader, who has recently beer, ad-
Wi|»on of Forcnt Grove, fir»t vice
Effective with the date of this arul
ot the Ladd and Reed ad- vanred to the rank of junior assls-
president; K. W, Weil of Hillsboro,
second vice president; Mr*. K. I.. rommuniration we ,the members of • >tion to Beaverton and place the *a,lt scoutmaster. News articles, too
Washington assessment* against
lots 1 to 5 of Wl11 Pr°h»bly be his function.
Moore of Hillsboro, secretary, and the County Court of
®fWmon*o addition
to Beaverton.
■ m m u ■ l i u
Or ar Feniiall
of Kore»t
Grove, County, Oregon, terminate oui «
The matter of a suitable place * O K E N i r I R E D A N *
treaaurer. Dr. H. L. I at«-» 0f For­ vice* on the County Relief ( om -1
to store the fire truck has been
fJ E R N O T Y F T O V F R
est Grove ¡» president emeritus of mlttee of this County.
( hapter 16, Section
6, of the before the Council a number of
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the group.
Or«qr<>n
I-aws
enacted
by
the
Spe-
time»
and
at
this
meeting
Alder-
,
Directors are Mrs. W. S- Roberts,
Mrs. Dorothy Seymour end Miss cia! legislative Assembly 0f f 983 man Livermore was instructed to ,, 141 flr* danger is not over, is
secure . lease, if possible on the the rem,nder
by the forest
Marjorie Koibi» of Forest Giove, prov.de. In part a» follow»:
•'Within each county there |s
west part of the Ravnard buiHinr •?rv,ce T " * "
h,!nt*rs
Mrs. Isabel Warrens of route 1
hereby created a county relief
on First street for the fconaia« of
J ! h° <‘XpeCt V *
,n the
Forest Grove, M. I*. Cady, Mrs. E.
the fir«- truck. This is much near- »<*>*« between now and the first
committee to consist of seven
C, McKinney and L. T Me Pheot
persons, three of whom shall he
e- the City hall than where R has
** '* recalM
••r* of Hillsboro, Rev C. F- Ciarke
been kept and shoukt prove more
^ores* officials that some of
member* of the board of coun
of Beaverton, Mrs J. A. Baker of
ty commissioners or county court
satisfactory to those connected with th,‘ Lmost di*a*trou'1 f ‘r**
‘ be
Gaston,
Mrs. K. W. Conklin
of
the fire department.
northwest have occurred after the
or shall be person* s«dected by
M i-t /.g e r , »'id A. K Shi-rk ,,f Bktf
. .
,
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.
H*nt rain»
in September.
These
members of the board of com­
wood. Directors in other commu­
\ huHKet commit*ee was nomir*
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missioners or county court 7",re
nities will be uppointed later.
ated and the Council bone to get farI>r
ra,n* have
the unfor-
remaining four members shall
s sufficient number from the fol- tunate effecU w o rd in g to the for-
Miss
Margaret
Dixon, county
b«1 appointed by the governor,
lowing list to act to fulfill the
"erv,c*\ ° f creating a feeling
nurse, reported
that a first aid
who shall name the chairman.
legal requirements. These men sre
^'re danger is past and
class had been organized in Cor­
Member* of the county relief
asked to serve. W E. McCloskev that carelessness with
fire is in
nelius,
and other r'asaes
would
h 1
ayne class:
0 a W pres
were T
. Those
for the 7
Junior
Outdoors’’, copies of which
committee shall continue in o f­
soon be started. She also reported
Elmer Stipe. I.. F. Humbur«*. Dov '>Her‘
wh‘*^,*a!, th« forests may
ident,
Frank
Emmons,
vice preei-
here today.
fice for the duration of the e-
Omv. Dr. r . F.. Mason. I R Metzler
be dry and needinK only the received
on the Red Cross health work ac
r>
i
dent,
John
Staehle;
secretary.
mergency
period,
unless
removed
Printed
in
colors,
the
booklet
fea-
Je,
nne
Tutt,e;
treMUre
c
rnmplished during the summer.
M. W. Manning, and Dewey Dror- ^ « ^ n c e
of « few warm days
as
herein
provided.”
lures
large
illustrations
and
des-
Klin<.
reporter>
Eu
Ha
*
haugh.
fo
bring
back
critical
conditions
Mrs Isabel Wsrren». in cnargi
criptive material covering Crater
The termination of our st: .Ices
of the SKRA sewing project,, re­
The Chairman o f the water com -
f*cc hazard,
Officers
for
the
Sen.
or
cias*
of
Lake, Oregon Caves, Columbia Ri­
ported on the work done by tint on the Committee is not mo'iva- mittee, G. P. Fordney. and th»
81
students:
preside.!,,
Donald
ver
and
Mt.
Hood,
the
v e r Highway
m gnw a>
a
m
j ii .
nooa.
mr
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group, and requested that all or ted by any desire to escape any Water Superintendent. Fred Govt, M F «
WH MOT E N ­
atteir’ant
on that service.
Cascade lake country, beach resorts,
’ Re* SaXt° n:
ganizations be asked to donate used duties
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,
were instructed to repair tb?- Hre
TERTAINS X P lT CLUB fishing, golfing and other outdoor p ran
man- treasurer.
neither are we moved to this ac-
whi<.h wM ^ „ ,* ^ ,1 st the
clothing for this project. Twenty
recreations. It .Iso contains a large £
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Am-
by reluctance
to give our
eight quilts had been made by tion
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. » » . Bierly; sergeant ui aim«. Donald
animated"
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western
the women, lienide» many article* ( " r . J ! r a*.Tl.0 rU '
Mrs.
Ja
mes
Wilmot
enter
ained
Sipe.
,hi eT T ' ° n
Council M- voted to .djourn
Manv thousands of copies of the
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o f wearing apparel for children and : of the State and bederal relief a c- „ „ p, „ of ^
the members of the X.P.U. Club
tivlties there has arisen a conflict
The Girf ^
Cab
m
adults.
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and a few friends with a lunch- publication .re being given nation-
p,.t-lUCk dinner
Miss Rose Cnve, chairman of the o f interest between the County and I f i r ’ 4 v n f i C T A t , L’' ! / 1L’ i >r* eon in Boy-I s Park, Tuesday. Co- .1 distribution by Southern P .c’ f.c ^ wi„ h>ye
m principal cities , t Mary Jan, Junor-s hom, Tnu„ .
disaster committee,
reported
on the State and Federal Relief A- LO A « / POSTOr r It E RE- vers were laid for twenty-one. Mrs. agents looted
eVf„ ing Septembe- 20. to d's-
going to a fire at the J. B. Thomp gencies. We do not feel th.it we
( F I V E S N E W ISSUES Cora iSoden of Portland, the main of the east, middle-west and south. ^
speaker o f the afternoon, told a- It is designed to attract residents cuss furthw p, , ns for ^
son home at Cedar Mill on August can serve both the County and the
bout her recent trip to China. Ja- of these sections to Oregon, usin^ winter
10, and helping in the emergency, Relief Committi'e nnd do justice to
The local
postoffice
announces pani
the Hawaiian Islands.
the state as an objective of their
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the family having lost «11 their both. Our first and paramount du-
ounty and ' h< tax- the arrival of the 6«* Crater lok e
Those pre!Wn( from thi, vicinity tour or including it on their itin-
Football season will open with a
clothing as well as their home. ty is to the
were M„ R R Browfli Mra. Janies eraries when maktne a tnn to any practice game with Commerce on
She also went to the fire at the payers of the ( ounty and w« fee! stamp ami the 9^ Glacial Natiotal
home of John llren at Helvetia j that we can b«-st serve the county Park stamp. These are part of a
wilmot,
Mrs. Ruby
Boyd Mrs. s«*!tion of the Pacfic Coast.
the home fieM, Friday September
on August DC
by discontinuing our service, w:th series of postage stamps that have jxiui.se Carter Mrs Elwood Bio«v->
The booklet iwas written and 21
,
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Work of the county first aid the Relief Committee. We also fee! been authorized and ore being print- Mj„ Genevieve Carter and Mrs. S produced by the railroad's adver-
that bv the appointment of those ed at Washington, and are known r t * w-rencc
tlsinc- department in Portland.
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CKet dnv* '* “*,p
committee under the direction of three
citizen, of the County who.», as
the National Park Series of
I'awT*nce; ___________ .
dPP «n m en tjn _n > rtian o
promoted. The purchaser i, entitled
Dr, H. D. Huggins of Hillsboro wa*
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games
with
lauded by Ralph Carlson, first aid name* w«s .have submitted to you Postage stamss.
The Beaverton Garden Club will SEVER AT, FROM H ERF 'Commerce. Scappoose, Independence.
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and lifesaving field representative as our successors that the interests
hold its next meeting at the home
PORTLAND MEET Hillsboro and Tigard here at home,
S ilc n ilv P a s s in g
from San Francisco, who if tended of the Relief Committee will be |
of Mrs. Agnes McLenn. at Aloh*.
the meeting.
He announced that
gentlemen can and will render an *
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evening.
September 26.
Mrs. Haze! Paxton, the Misses
The French classes under the su-
courses of training would be held
exeellent service to the Committee
W- F- RIDGEWAY
The program co m m ife e „ plan- Pauline Shaver, Katherine Henney pervuion
of their teacher.
Miss
in county centers
this
fall for I
and to the people, and they will
W. E. Ridgeway, 44. of south of " !n* . to >»■" a M>enker at this Margaret and
Ruth
West
and Schaefers have joined the World
Usichers and adults.
not experience the e-mfliet in in- Beaverton died Sunday i„ Por*N»d
aP<1 »
al,° W n suK‘ Ch*^!es We,st
m" n7 y
^ International Education
terest which h*« handiranpe-i the He was born August 13.
........ **"»*<* that each Person brine some meeting of
the Benhke Walker Associations.
Belonging to
this
M A N Y FROM HERE
one particular flower to dispiav at Young People’s Bible Study class league enables them to a eorres-
members of the County Court.
Boezman, Mont. He leaves his wi-
that
time.
Cars will he
det at
at the
of l Dr. • »nu
and ?
Mrs.
foreign coun-
R..
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mat tim
e, mrs
O
P nriv’
nriv-ne
me home
nvme O
>»* ■
*. W. pondence with
wiwi fifty loreign
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^°w' ^ r5i I-dna Ridecway, and two for those wish;n? to attend. Those B. Hamilton in Portland. Following tries. During the past year two
ready to co-operate with the Re­
having no transportation, please the business meeting a social time high schools in Oregon have joined.
Among the group of young peo­ lief Committee in carrying on the children.
The funeral services wore hell meet at the Kiwanis ball at 7:45 with games and refreshments w-as Beaverton being one of them.
ple from in and around i eaverton relief program in Washington coun­
Thursday in St. Cecelia's ch jrch. o’clock.
. enjoyed.
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who left over the week-end for ty.
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The
library
opened
Thursday.
various college* „re the following:
Very truly yours,
The librarians are as follows: first
the Misses Ruth and Alice Lund-
Donald T. Templeton
gren, Ivan Bierly and Earl .lossy
period, Jean Lewis; second period,
County Juugc
have gone to take up work at Ore­
Chloa Gee; third period. Mildred
e L i s t e n & t > to
H. I). Kerkman
gon State college; Mis* MasKaret
Twnohy; fourth period, Evelyn A -
Co. Commissioner
T R A P E L O 6 (J E_
Dickmun and Mis» Hetty Buchanan
lexander; fifth period, Vera Jacob­
James Lewis
to Pacific University; Mis» I.ouise
son; sixth period, Edna Blanken.
Ot/e.’R OU'R T?ADi o
Co. Commissionei
Martin, Marvin Stabler, and Miss
L v \ * T
NU6HT
Helen Godfrey to Idnfield college;
With the entrance of six new
AT
nnd Herbert Mason and Van Blown LARGE GROUP
pupil* this year’s enrollment pro­
are resuming their work at Reed
BIBLE STUDY CLASS
mises to be one of the largest in
College.
the Beaverton Grade school’s his­
tory, Two new little pupils were
A large group, 40 in number,
MAN KILLED IN A U ­
welcomed to the First grade while
were present at the Saturday eve- >
two students. Frances and Clarence
TOMOBILE ACCIDENT ning Bible Study class at the R.
Kennedy, entered the eighth grade.
B. McMinn home.
The
meeting
The second and fifth grades boast
Vincmit Ross, 20, of Bright-wood, was opened with a short sons ser- 1
a new pupil each, with Louise Ken­
vice led by Miss Genevieve Carter.
died at Portland sanitarium from
nedy in the second antd Lorraine
A
prayer
service
of
sentence
injuries reeeiv«*d in an automobile
Kennedy in the fifth.
accident on the Mount Hood loop prayer followed, after which Miss
Autumn has made her appearance
M.
A.
Burnet,
founder
of
the
Cen­
Sunday. He is a brother of Albert
in the school world, as can readily
Ross, who formerly worked in the tral Japan Pioneer Mission, gave
be seen by a journey to the var­
Bielman’s Garage here. Albert w-as an intensely interesting talk on her
ious rooms. In the First Grade,
work
among
the
Japanese
people.
a passenger in Ross’ car, nnd was
little fall vegetable men. some with
This work «'as begun in 1925 and
*r»ateil for injuries.
Potato bodies and string bean legs,
Ross was driving an automobile some very wonderful results have
make a gay border for the room.
that collided with the car of Max t-een achieved. Many pictures and
In the Third grade, a delightful
maps
of
various
phases
of
the
Stout,
route 1, Gresham.
Stout
sunflower adds color and cheerful­
received cuts and bruises. Ross re­ work w-CTe on exhibition about the
ness.
rooms. Mr. W. E. Garnett closed
ceived a skull fracture.
If anyone see* a big stuffed,
the meeting.
ferocious looking animal taking a
I.O.O.F. CONVENTION
little second grade pupil to school,
Dr. Mason reports the birth of
IS P L ANNE D SOON
don't he alarmed A big zoo of
two girls in the Good Samaritan
»tuffed animals in connection with
hospital last Sunday: in * e mor­
the study o f them Is going to be
There is to be an I.O.O.F. can- \
an addition to the Second grade.
vention at Hillsboro on the evening ning to Mr. and Mr. V. C. Boge.
Rt. 1, a girl, and in the evening
They guarantee a big zoo with many
o f September 28. Information about
animals, among whieh, in all pro­
the mecHing ran be secured from another to Mr. and Mrs. Earl C.
Bell of Kinton.
bability, vou may find some crea­
Earl Zuver at Tualatin.
ture*
whose
acquaintance
even
Another item of interest to the
CARD OF T HANKS
you do not boast Therefore, a t b ­
OMfellows of this vicinity is the
it to the Peaverton Zoo sometime
Double Six meeting to be held at ng-------------------------------------------------- SB
in the near future might he inter­
I wish to thank those friends
Tigard Friday night, September 21.
esting.
There will he eat«, program and and neighbors who helped save |
The pupils of this room were
a general good time. This is an articles from my garage during the
very sorry to hear that one of
open meeting to which Oddfellows recent fire there.
(Continued on Back Page)
Otto Erickson
and their friend* are Invited.
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