University Library
T he B eaverton R eview
T L - rv i
n
—
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interest* of Eastern Washington County.
VO LUM E
X II,
No. 8
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, January 25, 1935
Grade School Issues
Many Blue Cards i
M AN Y
CHANGES
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
SEEN
Many Events Interest! I
Farmers,Homemakers
S O M E E M O T IO N S H A V E
H ARM FU L
RESU LTS
On« of the Banner'* reader* who
-m
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BKKNAKD 8CHWEKR8
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‘
em
us«* if*
can eenvr tuber clearly condition«
Like the germ which
cause*
the
Bernard Schwee-,. a - , ic r , i f ctmmon cold like the identifica-
'hat existed forty year* ago, ha*
em u* the folligving communica­
Fcrerst Drove /o ribe par. 18 year., «*•■ <* wh* 1 »• « * l,ru* n* ‘ u? ol
committed suie A, .t b>. h i:,c last •‘•etne.ty, « a c t knowledge of 1 ner-
tion, which we think will Inter#**,
cur reader*:
week, Wednesday. He ehot himself » « '« • ’ * ' 0 ^ »
* f» r eluded
■
Lower Crudes Are Work­
with » 32 calibre revolver.
l*>*
investigator. yjh
O l the
_w •c>«>tiflc ....vaw|*wr,
ine
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“ You cant help but wonder if F o r t y S e c o n d A n n u a l D a i r -
H
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had
b
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e d L a d ie s A i d
ing on Operettas to
♦here will be a* much change In
y m e n ’ l*
A kh « w in tiim
com«
me time. Funeral service, wer*
the tm * about these maladie.,
M
t¡
ls U s€ d
* 8
to« next forty year* c i IhMe ha«
y in trll 8
A88CH Ittllo n
Be (ìiven Soon
held
Id in the Vrickett
chapel and v^ach
wrHcn ml*
m.tfht
ni be said to range rrorn
from
r e e lin g
m u seo
.-IS
been in the peel forty. Forty year*
M e e t i n g P la n n e d
interment
etiy. * «ir
* * »y
Uotideabla eccentricities
terment in
in Forest v View
;— cem
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B aSIS o f P r O g f a iP
1 *Ko women woe« bustle*, petticoats,
______
Th« deceased
bom in Gei -
w W n t iiMMuitjr. The g reat m u»
_____
oursets, high buttoned shoes, ruf- ✓ » - r , « . . , , , n™ ,,
___________ _
C O U N T Y T E S T S T A K E N Gad draw*r», flannel nightgown*, O T H E R S T A T E E V E N T S
many, was »evenly two year* old, of »uch trouble* 1» bound up with
» i v r i ITC’ I i I i r i u 'r u
married, and leave* hi*
wife and activity of the emotion* Thi* ,» H A V E P O T L U C K
LU NCH
puff» in their hair, knew nothing ,
_ _ _
; two children. Mrs Edna Carman of the latest field
into which phy»*-
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and Calif. Geo. A. i en* are preamng their way. Firat
Flghth tirade Karae Half Holiday *,‘X n g ‘ 'h i k 'T w e^m g^cle.nm g, ‘
8eh° ° < U
To Mr (JKe" | ¿ F«iifield,
¿w eer.’ of Idaho,'
Ventura,
Vt ith Twenty 1‘rrfect Day*
want to church every Sunday, were
regon State Collegt
in history came _—
the treatment
of Ro11 ( *** *" Answered By tfuot-
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•, V VI
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*o buey raining a family they did
v tu r .d * w h ich w ere fre q u e n t am ong
ing Versee from the Bible
EDITH A L 8 PAUCH
ZCVKR
Many pupil* earned biue cards St»1 * ven have tune to get *ick.
T L a ,
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» ae**
—
— « - ^ •••«*••
'! »»«ílVf!
UUM 1 rogdli
early
men a1
and
winch C
could
readily
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this six week*. In order to obtain ■ H « i wore
whiskers,
flat topi«ed <f ih.
hhhual meeting
Edith
---- — -----r
Alspaugh
- - » ** Zuvor
« » . » r wa*
w »» born
nun be - •**•>•
----- Thi*
**■■» gave rise to
10 surger;'.
surgen i A large number o f ladies was
a blue card, a student must earn Hard hate, wore big blue ties, three
tfl' V r**<" 1 Dairymen's aesocU- in Portland
° ~ 'x --- * t’
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— was
- - - study of inter
* vr- present last Thursday morning for
February
> h, 1907 anU ____
N «xt
in order
—
--
—i
»twuy
oí
inter ^
Missionary Study
« m S S
grades of 1 or 2. half of which buttoned veeu. red flannel under- «*. -ill 1- m
¡ndition^ leading to chemistry ! */•* Missionary Study class st th»*
iuusl be 2'*. snd can be neithei »-»ar, big walche* and «dwin*. chop. February
. 4
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—. w
nun A
I d 1 » £ £ j —r«.., s e w .
»• iciiuira
tne
~ *w ■ K.i^
» iw rm^Jicme. IH irJ
** / W^ B*. u
snd
5 with
A. «a
H Lau-
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lb i»n t
» » ‘ d** -r iivii/in
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u ij wm.cne. *rxJ < ^ m i. chop. ! ttrb«ch,
Urbach chief
rh¡-* 0f the dairy
• •
action
■
1 ualatin-Newberjc
-N*
school. December
present development
UP
T ? K:h “ rsl
^
absent nor Urdy during th* ,.x
Wo<xl For stove» look » bath of «he A A A as one of the orin..
l7- 1927 ,h* was married to Piarl of ***« »c>enc« psychology, when is " cK«Tcher ***» Mf*
w - R- ' » n
assks period. Those receiving blue one# a week in the summer time, pal speaker*. Arrangement, fo*T Mr A - Zlrv*r • ' Tualatin.
f.nding more ¿nd more of it* ap.
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°n
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jvr a mcxel cigars,
raids Carol
ale: Hasswiphlug,
first
g ra d e -t laiabel
, ™
"vol‘ed
three
a nickel frve cigars.
Lauteriiach to address the Lrmven
Mr»- Zav*r »• survived! by he- P«»cation in the work of the physi- »«.«W -fM hioned
todWa aid program.
y -!'1
*k t»n
ce»»1 for
w*"»key.
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pi o g ì a i t i .
Pace,
HasseniWiluir amt
arui L
1.».
drank
“H-.-1
—
**-- cent ‘ ‘
—
c- nven. ^ lrhifwl >twl „
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rfm
t
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m .iM-vivej by he- P * * « « « » ,n on* vw'Tk of
All of thoee Ukmg part were at-
nun Taylor; third grade Max Boat, ^ r , rode W »e * , buggies and bl-
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Ule conven.
“ ’T
*
ÏÏ L - / . mn^ c an. The quack, too
busy^ here. urwl in
*l' ‘ w"
'ru'
•
s
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7
—
’
tired
in , Uppo»edly
old-fashioned
«creta
r
y
o
f
the
asaociation
and
ex
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ICobert Myers, Helen Bandsll, Joan, cycles, fought over politics, worked tf- ft«!*»« -A— 1 —--
w.iour or ruaiatin, her parent.,, wun
many unscientific doc.rmes,
was clothe#
held at The
the
. — » - * » « « aseociation and ex M
M
w w Alspeugh of i ’-K:h “ Coueism, faith-healing, iom*. ,.
^ Mi
gophU Swersen and
Lowell,
and Maigaret
Hansen:, From twelve to twenty hours » day
tension dairyman at 0. S. C „ after “
o^r
»">» o f psychoanalysis » d « « T
Swenwm. Misa Margaret
fourth
rrade_Doris
Noel;
f i f i . . * nd lived until they were ready to lenialive ,
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It was found
possible
to
shift the
p*
, ^ , uKh, ilTd
R other
“ thought cults
offered to P(.ter9orv.
4nd Mr* -----------
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tentative
date,
of
the
convention
.
L
-
-
the
ouhlic
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W
grad* Loui» Wil on
«Be Its# store keepers burned coal; >
>w
Alspaugh
w day*
days U
to > correspond
correspond wilt
— ^ th
*>- . W
”
Aiaoauir o f Port lend, Harr/ n- public
Peterson, and Mrs. Fluke, respec­
T l » » . on th. Honor Roll weir 0,1 ■•'"P*- wood stoves, carried ev- da-.ry ch ief* schedule
1
* fcBtl Elmer Alspeugh of Tigsrd, Mrs.
M* n ft* constituted today is in tively.
first irada—Bobby Eselg.
Erancis■
The complete program for the
W‘
^
Other characters were Rev. Ab.
West,
and Jeanette
Zimmerman; n**c»»"*». trusted evsryuooy,
everybody, nevei te„ | , on complete program
.
fc r th« _ a
M ,r*h* 11 __ of Newberg, v.
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i --- -— , * ’ "-*,rn « n'* P*31'
Ai-paugh
Kaparv,, Calil
Calif., an 1 He **• • multitude o f character
ner Pinchpenny, Mrs Van Kieek,
»•cord giade— Ralph Haley, Mabel l ° ° k • " »nvenlocy, placed ,.r.W,
“ • ^
X«t been nmounce,) A
l'P«u«t> o f EeparU,,
b -.^
o____
. Tu* ^ tin-
tics developed to meet the demands h:rt«r Prudence Pinchpenny,
Mrs.
Wilson,
and Au —■
for good* a year ’ *“
in aovanc»,
advanc. at-
.1- v £ » . . “ ¡7.
.{■ ^ ___in‘ . that
Mr U o u T Mr. F
n * i S*
<fer'-
ii«vn, Joleri*
ouieoe Appleton, »no
Laujter-
ago, but m
in nun.ere.us
nun.ereus McKercher, president of the Aid
ur»y Mae Palo; third grade
erade Joan Wl,jr'
w ,y|' ^
♦»•«* tA
**■>«•
for r a good e »to,
■Peak °n
«n Tuead«y
Tu**d«y «fter-
* fter.
Funeral services were held on of
" life
,,I,: kmg «<>.
-.«»•
«»*' fo
t «y v .
^ th w,,, ,pe»k
*t the annual ban- ftlnmiiB.:
Thl>r* 1ay- January
24, -■
at Tualatin c ,!e *- >*»«1«** under modern condi- society; Sister Josephine Vander­
l.owrll, Margaret
Hansen.
Helen ,ni° y*d l,fe- *«d made money
and y •r*in
a|° at
- ~ ' —
Ctmmunit.v church “ at 2=00
2:00 P
n.m
f,nnt
wl<1
»omtimes
Dositively bilt, Mrs Louise Carter, secretary;
Randall,
and
Laurrne
Vatilsff'
"1° thi* day and age, If women
TU~ •day
U y evening.
m hermful
Sitter
Priscilla
Haggerty,
Mrs.
IN
FORTY
YEARS
* • Those
* * receiving Honorable Men. ^ ' T s ^ r u s . t - j s
g?
----- « - *
rue • ¿
exper-
______ — ---
i<nce
in managing
co-operative ss.
lion were; first grad*—Janet Fel ot underwear,
'
*nff'*rm
bob their harr, !*»«'• • ( socistions.
Wheel g he co-operative
was induced to
|,.v. . PuM-
llri. powder,
»fe - v r ,
play
piay bridge.
oridge, <fcdnk
drink cock-
hu wn*n he --- was induced to
»her, Shirley Olson, David
tslll dele-
—
p'ner,
and Wilson , k.,.»
i •••It, drive automobiles .keep a pet'
« hi# present position be
grad*—Jean
Helms Sst <loV ••’d go In for politics. Men 1 f* ,vrn,r * * m* na«er o f the Wiscon-
^
re t* r'n^ny*
nervous
Ch^ e Producer ,
chell. Sally Meyer. Edward
“ . 7 Ziin
";^ - ¡ breakdowns
. blo-K
wear lpre-u
" m , "ta
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breakdowns, wear no hat.
"*•
iniimsn,
no _ h* ir- >h*
raine
Nelson; third grade Roberl| 1 v i lhrm
. K___
. v« l ***ir
w
-----. - ■
—- —
V'J play the rest of
«i»y ana die
film McMmsi. Billy Swain, Jo*.
lh
realise they have grown
Domic*
fifth grade-
• ..e »iurw
Wmdolph. KatUrrman;
Elinor Zimemrman.
. . . . ' ,o mlnhood. The
#U)ro. nave
bav. eiec-
elec-
Clarence Ajr«rorth. John Bonck,, uic »»CbtA r»
oash
registers, elevators,
elevators,
* h registers,
James Cameron.
Donald
Conser, I
W e what
the customer
Louie# __
Howard,
Richard jiunon.,
Munder., w*Tt*. 'rust ------
nobody,
_____
_
..icnsro
<• ■ t»ke inventory
Thompson, Billy See. Mui>
Mary rV4,)r
ad-
kathryn Thompson.
*’,rtrjr evening,
<,’fen' n»- never
m
* vw t buy in ad
Wllson, Ethel Burke.
and
Doris 1 J*****.’ , have a^^rtising
experts.
IVhearty.
"T ” *
r,,K,rn*y expert\
«Ä .’S* Ä
T
Ä
’ J ä m .,i
'■'ihi J.*—
D'* " ' Ou.ty.
r i * j s W r z E. i Pere
£ ^ z r z
Missionary Study
Class Has Meeting
^
•*..*»■
•** -
-.i« -#
s.
rest
typically
strong
emotions, riah Craig Jones of Scappooee, Mrs.
were connected in their origin with Myrtle Haines, who road «he scrip-
the preservatkn
T .
,, JOHN . KREY ,
fighting
or fleeing. of In life tbest through tnre lesson from the 12th chapter
fighting or fleeing. In these emo- o f Romans; Sis*er Susan Smithers,
j i 'j o nj r
. ** f J ” an‘ ’ tiont— or rather in the inner bodily Mrs. L. L. Myers, reported ou vis­
F,lne^ ¿ ^ e 9 w erTh *ld W^nVs ^ » ^ ‘ »^ w h 'c h result in the mind- iting the sick and calling; Sister
A ---------- J -
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iy, January 2.3. at the Mill-, r.
Amanda Erickson, Mrs. L D. 9hel-
we may roughly call Arnanda
day, January 23. at the Miller &
gave
a
very
interesting
is mad' Ir®berger, . 7,
•cey chape] » in
Portland.
Inter-
emotions —preparation
in iv
in » n u . in
te r- .
r *----------- •-*
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at St- Anthony’s cemc-. Jr enormous physical activity. |>i_1 report of the Ladies Board meet
......
vw ^ kcvi , circulation Ol
*
»n .
Tigard. He i* survived 'by ?.est?,n
of ; ,nK
«» Portland Tuesday. . « Jan.
....
- „ — - the blood U speeded up. and sugar1
_l6 = S‘8ter M‘ ^ e
nH T ’
A
U
°\ ¡1 supplied to dTrnuscles in large M ri' C' E' *?a#° n’ , » >v* *
•nd Mrs. Ida B Hite of quantities
___ ? I report
on tihe
aaeistance
which
had
to give
energy
f or the
r ,f>O
Tt on <
added exertion. But in modem life •**•> F»ven various
H O A Ifn O F P O IT V T Y
IS U A K U U F
L U l- N I I
. H
. . . E A L T H A S S ’ N M E E T S
. H F
—
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The . T f ^ , r *'*or>tMly board meet-
ing
i,nr n of t.?f
County Pub.
i;_
A#^ » t > o n
wa- held
iR„~r~J
” Kvurl riouse in
Ä
ta S *5 y ¡5 ¡J *J ¡
*
1 'a s s in g
Ch“ r* * ° f
s j
l " »> u*e next few week* include
‘he following:
-• ---- --- -■ annual , C.nners' school
Fourteenth
i i t t Oregon State college.
,Cann" * F ’ e tw
«chool
o »»
« to
SUt* colle'Fe. February
O rJvL
r. •
v/regon
Diirvm»n’>
,
fertv
^ O M , ann
* snmixi
lrymfn’s
«»»ociation,
fcrty.»econd
^ „.,**T
1V«
iJ -ifC
ual —
*. 5Clal,on,
..
Minnvill# February 1 ^ tleri' M"
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S ile n tly
needy families
tl*c *'*°«le
and ends w.tbi u‘
the exertion for which preperation
f* « » * ■
VBTk)US inj ur*
,on*
ion» effects
k i.n d near —
Beaverton
mg —‘
the
- ----- dor
--- —n
rest few months; Sister Juliette
Carter reported on the missionary
box which was sent to Africa;
Sirter Aramint* Marsh. Mrs. R.
Thus man mig4it be compared to
B. Denney, gave a report or the
• niodel 1900. automobile trying to mirisonary work being carried on
operate under high speed traffic at the Boulier dam in Nevada; Sis­
lwoo, wli„ raun ois ter Amy Peterson, Miss Genevieve
Carter, gave an account
of thé
slaying; o f Mr. and Mrs, Stamm.
'
T
M
r ^ M
r,
Mr."ciî*r jrt„î!,rn'; tnm t * 2 i " T " h „ ' "x'mi
L>“ ” M.-
^ « £ S y S ¿ MAy»» äptoints ^
*■R
s» « « ri
^ r ¡ cií S ^ ( í S rv hjg p ^ ^ ^ j s i r T r
ä
“ ä
F f Ä is S ? « t 'Ä r Ä
» ä - ä »- ™
»nd
the operetta
lieves” .
A„
v . . r Pir.t Head-
Read- p
n r ^ . . « d i^ ì - ^ ^ t . h u T . _____
r m T “ --------*
¿ o ^ the YeaT'F.'r.'t
' S Z . ^ »
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____ Laughter and smiling are distinct. ' Si8ter
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G
the Weetern States, and fine th. Vr^ier the ter™,
little trip very interesting as the .• the u . v r
'“•.t”'' « “ ü » “ ä “ w 2-5«
” w “ “ “s:
*■; —
completed
th*
L i! V
addition
V M ItlV U
and
«-
.k
,
..
ordinance, his parole.
w * - <-«ii t'—y
t
. *“-
™ ;
'*'»— Mayor
w ------i--
-----
aiviauai with
wrv
The
also a appointed,
y y u im s U ,
t i l l "
traction of fractions. Now they *r. the consent of the Council, a fire
. in . « . .
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.K u iJ a
f r a r .
r n tiit n if lo a
< u w n .ia lin .
n ____ ____
to muTutdyand’
divide
'frac-
committee
consisting
of Dewey
starting
Drorhaugh, chairman, and Lyndcn
tiona.
The Sixth Grade
pupils
were Myers,
__ Dr>r
Two insurance policies are to be
very sorry to hear that Earl
and wi»r.
baagh has the mumps, snd
wirr. taken out, one
____ a policy
_ ^ for «he
lim a speedy recovery.
pi election o f the volunteer firemen
Th* Eighth Grade ha* 20 pe--1 and on* * hospitalisation policy to
feet days, which entitle th?m to take car# of hospital expenses in
a half-holiday
css# ©f^ injury to the firemen.
The Recorder was authorized to
C H U R C H O R G A N IZ E S
. aewertise the sale of dog licenses.
rZ a
_______
Madsen
«JIT
01 They
« - « x . i. ~ z r z
- i & ä
have
« ¡5 ^
lived
in
u
i
'
Supports 13 in Family and Buys Home
With Portion of His $3-a-Day Income
v
M il I F R S
T E R T A IN
A T
EN-
PA R TY
TU RNED
TO
IS R E -
N 0 R M A I»
Mr. and Mr.*.. • F. Mlll-r of
After having a real taste of win-1
Walton Street ent*rt?in»d with « ter it seems rather pleasant to see
party at their home Sa I urday evt- the return o f our normal tempera-
rbtf. Games and dancing er-re en- ture.
joyed. Later in the evening, re
The first snowfall in two years
frrshments were served.
started in on Thursday of last wen;
Among thoee present were
Mr. and for 4 days we had
real win-
«Td Mr*. James McAlister of
iHk ter weather. Sunday was very cold
Park; Mrs Isabel Anderson :f Cas- and the snow fell heavily all dur-
cade Locks; Mr. and Mis. Wahor jpg the day. Late in the evening, a
Olson, Frank Oleon, Mr. and Hr*. “ Chinook” wind sent «he tempera-
C H. Miller, Howard Emeron, and iture up to normal. By Mondav
Orielle Miller o f Hillsboro;
and night the enow was all
gone. To-
Grace Miller, and Mr*. Mahle
Mil. d*^ the weather is so
warm one
ler and dhildren o f Beaverton.
scarcely needs a fire.
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ä
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e n
LEH M AN
h a p p y
G IV -
s u r p r is e
The Saturday evening Bible class
met
th« borne of Mr and Mrs.
Em<*t Lehman near Bethany. Iasi
Saturday
oaiuroay evening,
as a birthday
surprise for Miss Alda Lehman,
About forty
young people
were
presen t The Misses Margaret West,
Genevieve Carter,
Eileen Garnett,
Alan Spriggel, Arnold Garnett, and
Charles West caeb gave a topical
review o f the various lesson« stu.
jj^d during the past few months,
Mis. Garnett added briefly to the
various accounts. Miss Alda Leh-
man was in charge o f the program.
The Misses Estiher McKeown, Alda
and Martha Lehman gave a vocal
number.
A fter the meeting.
games and
tefreehments were enjoyed,
Community organization leaders
of Washington County are interes-
ted in the recreation school to be
held in Hillsboro, Monday, Tuesday.
and Wednesday. January 28, 29.
and 30. These meetings will be helo
in the Hillsboro Grange Hall begin-
r:ng at 8:Q0 p.m. each evening un-
der the direction o f Miss Gertrude
i?kow, representing the National
Recreation Association.
Community group entertainment
of all kinds and description}, will
be demonstrated with the coopera-
tion of the people attending One
of these sdhoob was held *t Hills-
boro last year and proved very
popular. Those people intending t> C E L E B R A T E
B IR T H -
Aftorwl ch.lllU ns n 1»..
- L..
• * *
..¡,nd e».w ; rn.ii. pun, I tl
ta
p A y o p YO UNGSTER
piesent all three evenings as
program is progressive
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— v,—
«,. Hardy
xa»>ujr cm
rrilirw A
Mrs.
Chas.
entertained
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DISCUSSES
TEM PERATU RE
Mrs
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nosoess §erv<
the investigators— th* best wi,h lem and w, f ers.
rhich can he said to the in-
^ pot-luck lunch was served at
dividual whose balance is tipped i ' noor., which was followed with a
*b< least useful direction is that r !w t business meeting,
he should be on his guard 'and •dis-
C O U N T Y R E C R E A T IO N
o r «Iir x n f T D n F H V I n
SCHOOL TO B L H LLD
The
PRO PO SED T A X
B IL L
I IK members
iiiriiiv* • o o f the
—— Naxaren-
durch have organised a "Read *
itoox
.nonm uiuu
a
wi«..
In discussing the proposed "Coun-
Book a Month
Club”
At i their
ti.««ting at the home of Mrs. Ivy ty School Equalization ” hill, Ss»
Martin Friday evening s feature urday night during a Washington
,# the
.w. evening
.v a n i«I —
A datiate,
d«l»«te. “ Re-
Re Countv
Fàiualization
league
County
Tax Equalization
cf
was • a
meeting av
at Hillsboro,
O. R.
ti wv*
wo should
invura read
iy » u only
winy the
»'•« mettn^
iinnnjuru, u.
1 ». Kraus
nmur,
solved: ; in
that
I'ihle and devotional books.” The county sdhool
superintendent said
rfllrmativr was upheld by Mr. Riek-lthat a tax levy o f 1W mills un­
man o f Tigard,
and
Mis« Rul<h der the proposed
measure would
Martin. The negative by Rev An- provide
approximately
$800 per
d o son and Misa Ilene Martin. The teacher in county grade
schools
affirmative won the decision.
when added to existing *ta«e, ele-
(MBcera of the club are
Misi mentary snd county school funds
Florence Harrison, President; Mrs
Donald Templeton, county judge,
Elmer West, vice-president;
Miss will pe one o f the vpeakers at an-!
Either Porter, Secretary treasurer. otFei meeting of the league, to bo
A taffy pull was enjoyed after the F*Id at the court house at 8 p m.
burines* meeting,
'iSatunday night.
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THOSE 1NTERESTEO IN " rti °» «•“"«
COW TESTING TO MEET ¡£"S£
How to support a family of thirteen
Flores recently finished buying s
and buy a home on $f a «lay involves home, also out of hU income. H*
just three principles, says Joseph purchased a washing machín*, on*
Flores, Colorado Springs, Colo, who of the higher-priced ones, on install­
ments of S3 80 a mouth to solve th«
la irlnnlng nation-wide newspaper big cleanliness problem In hit
notice for his accomplishment.
home. When the American Washing
-First, you get a good wife; second, Machine Manufacturar*’ aasoctattor
you work ilk* hall, and third, evary- learned of Ms purchase and that
body must love everybody else In the two payment* renialnad due. tt sen'
family," he said Each month be him th* money tn recognition of Mi
h^lf_of hie wages to bis wif# foresight and ability In manaelny
for food. The family has meat three his small budget.
•ta f •
With hta half of th*
'Mr. More# thus demonsn..: id Uv»;
Income. Florae keeps up Insurance,
of mtremely limit*:
pays doctor bills and others, takes
mag* th* purchase el
the family to a movie now and then a «rasher.” commented Secretary J,
and buys one newspaper a weak. HU R. Bohnen la Ohloago. Tn eael M
jM* makes over the older children's ranked neat in Importane* tè Ml
i for the others.
bouse and hi* inaurano*.-
s.t»ra.p
¿ m tSS¿!
V was
w cacr assisted
»MiffVTO by
DJT her
HCT sister.
S
Sh«
Cow testing assocation members Mr*. J. Washburn of Oswego,
and any dairymen who may be in-
Those present were Jar-t and
terested in cow testing association Buddy Dawws, Mary Myera, Burbara
work «rill meet in the county a- Haley, Beverly Rohrer and Marjor-
ger.t office at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday te Washburn. Ice cream and cake
January 29.
Per the past three were served. Games were played,
years cow testing association work end the little folks all had a won-
has been carried on in Wasdnngto i dmful time.
County
r% --- a in • • cooperation with Yamhill
County dairymen? A s "'fa r ‘ « “ b I N T E R N A T I O N A L H I G H -
known at this time this will he
it - » v
t r ti-r tr « A f i r m
continued, but there is a prospect j
W AY
AUVUU AlBiU
o f extending the work in this eoun-
ty and it is for
of
Senator
McNary
proposed
__ the purpose »,.
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pi
Yrjyvrwwn
going into the detail* o f «hi* th«' an international highwsy ronnect-
those people interested are askc i irg
the Pacific
northwest
with
to meet next Tuesday afternoon. British Columbia and Alaska. The
says W F. Cyrus, County A ger‘ . measure calls for negotiation« with
------------------ British Cahimbia.
and as-ks $100,000
Get The Review to do
for a survey and $2,000,000 for the
That printing job for you.
Alaska portion o f the route.