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* m ¿D AY,/"JUN*E The Béavot ton R i view l9iE A L O H A -H l BER i.ivu Ajams spent •n Aberdeen, Wash. the \ vk ena Mi, and Mrs. Thos. Gtitg spent the week end at Taft fishing. Have your preacr^Dtioits idled at Brown's twavenlon Drug Sioro adv Hi. E. K. Jvl'dan mi Heaney i\>aJ c> r.fitAd to his home with lU- i.ess. Waltei Scott of tne Beaver En graving Co. is ,n Sout-Wn Oregon on a week’s \..cation trip. Mrs. 1. lempleteni visited at the heme of her son, Leonard Temple ton, in 1‘ortiai.d, Tueeasay. Mi. ai.v. Mrs. J. Heflin cf Piirt- l .nu sp' nt Surday at tne \\. K. Spnggel home at Whitford. -a M- C OUN TY N E W S * * ------------------------------------------ a Carlton held Its lead In the _ Tu- _ Mrs. John Arias is ill witn the alatin Valley Ivasoball league Sun- summer flu. - , ■ , __ '* y by defeating Amity, 13-6, For- Mary Nault is * '■ ' throve took N owl« rg in, 14-2. & recent illness. Sherwood beat VerlHHirt, 7--6 ami F.hfar Lusfcy ha* accepted a pos Hullaboi o got the Ivtter so<>n? in a dash witih Vernonia. 2-1. ition in Portland. In the Washington County longin' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nault are Sunilay, Garden Homo got into the driving a new car. lead by taking North Plains, 11-6 Aloha wou the basc4>all game at Roy beat Gaston, 8-3; Hanks heat Cornelius, Sunday afternoon, 8-7. Glenwood, 10-5; and Maplewood Ami lest wo for- Mrs. E. S. Peters of Stacey Ave. * ® * star athlete and was celling on friends in Hillstioro V*; one-time pitcher, Mark Jones, is Tuesday. playing with Glenwood. Oscar Mason is making improve Aloha »till mainta us its lead in ments, building a new garage aid the Sunset league, having trounced fruit house. Cornelius, 8-7; Sherwood bowed he- Mrs. Alice Wheeler visited with fore Laurel. 2-8; Tualatin succumbed relatives at Corvallis, the first of t i Willamette, 4-7; Gaston trimmest Tigard, 13-7; and Orenco took Hills- the week. boro’s scalp. 14-7, » -Mr. and Mrs. Ted Shultz of Oa- r ah a were . tfc. h m * vx Sheriff tVnnell «nd Depute H i-• x " ' Frida. ^ ^ Umer Johnson arrested six. one a woman. Scott, Friday On a busy Sat ants y a ladv tel* phomxl p,r three theater seat». “ Very sorry text a »«at 'eft," said the ! k ) x elitre aUtcmtnnt, “ but Tho on« million car* lltmry Kord we have one private box.” pie<iictt*l hi« company would sell "(Kh!" ««¡d the lady, ‘'that'* no during 1‘AWi was not just speoula- tion on his part if VH ks I vs for the first months of this year uro itdtcative of the year's total vol- ume. According to H. H. Wilcox, Sc- attic Branch manager of the Ford j Motor 0>nip«ny, national silos for the first quarter ansi up to April I - 10th, had totaled more than 3114,IRM’ ears ami trucks, establishing H moat enthusiastic country-wide acceptance for Fond, “The Northwest is maintaining the same high record for sales which it so evident in all Fi r 1 I O R SALE branches throughout the country,” "aid Wilcox. "During the fir»! four inontha of this year, For.l Don’t Overlook the *|H<ctial I f sale salos totaled 9234 in this territory; of flower plants at Felaher’a, 1 this includes Font V-8 passenger mile sooth on Watson stnst trucks ..id co.n.nen- al C* adv c 27 tf T*1'* Is 185'. greater than M A N Y CARS SOLD IN q u a r t e r YEAR uwl I « n t «*• anything from ft privat# box.” ‘'Perhaps not, nudum,” retorted the diphnuatisit, "but everybody can sc* you!" Th* Imx was soW Imnwidi'vte'y. CLASSIFIED AD SECTION List your Wants trades - rents - sales - and miscellaneous for only l c a word. of the tdle henry p t t i n n the for W M P « w - f 1 end Leoia Punk mjn. t\i her foot ijuite Mr. ami Mrs. Fied Schaffer en vicinity o f Banks, late last week. <,ur A »,ril v,i)ume was the f i t t e s t bajiy Monday when sne accidently joyed a few days vacation, at Ne- They were charged with the rob- ^_r that month since the peak yea s.epped on a gulden rake. ttirts, last week. bery of the J. B. Gibson home at o f 1329." Nation-wide sales so fir this Hr. K. S. Welsh left Bur.d.iy for Hillside. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Gaunt vis a week’s vacation, visitirj with Plans are under way for the es year are already con-iderably in ited the Housing Exposition, at relatives in Sacramento, CalLf. tablishment cf cannery units for excess of the volume for the en I ortland last week. the benefit of people on relief. tire ycir of 1982. To ihnvonstrate Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McKcil re- Mr. and Mrs. “ idll" Abbott en the activity at Dearborn this year, turneu from their vacaticn tr.p on joy id a trip to Southern Oregon a Those unit» will be located at Hills boro, Forest Grove, Tigard, and the Ford Motor Company recently the Metolius river, Sunday evening. few days last week. oi.e at eitiher Beaverton or Aloha. announced that an all-time record Mr. and Mrs. “ Hod" Berg have Mrs. C. J. Stevens and Mis. L. These units supply cans, sugar, etc. In the purchase of materais a-rsl moved into tne house formerly oc Myers of Beaverton visited frienus a nit the SERA will pay a supor- supplies for Ford V-8 wi.» set in cupied by Mr. ar.d Mrs. Earl Bow here Friday afterixotv. March when the bills totaled visor. man. to $81,000.000 In the same mont The Salmon river highway i Florence Syvurson of Huber is * the Ford payroll totaled $16,500,000. fi.e Beaverton Carden club will a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John be widened and improved if plans held its regular meeting at the Livermore, at Seattle, Wash. discussed at a meeting held last Kiwanis hall, Tuesday evening, June week at Sheridan are carried out.1 Tasty Light Lunche» Mrs. Hulda Ryuman had an at A Portland-Salmon River highway eleventh. Lunch Good» tack of tcnsilitig last week but Is association was formed, officers e- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Glenn of now able to be arouiaf again. Fountain Supplies lected and a campaign for mem- Milwaukie visited at the fc. E. At A number of neighbors ana birship started. Shpe and H. H. Hanson homes, The ik>g strike broke out last their young folks are now busy Thursday. KAMBERiiER’S in t'-e stxawberry fields, or in uht week when E. Rhine swore out a Mrs. James Lathrop entertained cannery. oimplaint against Ezidor Kailt-s of eight of her frends at luncheon Portlarai charging the latter with Mrs. Walker of California is and bridge Tuesday. All were from tlvneatwrfng to commit a felony. Sue i at the home uf Portland. te u ,*KT daugh- Kailea supplied a $2,000 ball bond, to.. Mr». Wreeler Beattie, on Blan- . an Cars going into ditches caused M rs. E. Lange of Portland and ton Ave H. M. Mercer to get hurt when Mrs. Joe Bus.-: of Aloha were lun Mr. and Mrs. WilLtrvi Livetmorj hi» machine was forced off the cheon guests at the J. H. Hulett of Southern Oregom, were recent pavement near Sylvan by a milk iwrae Tuesday. * v O vis.tors at the nome of Mr. and tiuck, and Dorothy Heim of Hills- Mrs. Mildred F. Hastings of Ra Mrs. Ernest Livermore. 11 I bero received injuries when the car leigh has as her house guest this 0 Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Noyes of 1“ which shc week Mrs. Kathleen Carmichael of Now O n ly I i Beaverton ana Mr. aid Mrs. George 10 P*38 a trtttk " l>ar L“ Ure1’ , Victoria, B. C. Sollers of Huber, were recent vis- Mrs- >*el*s‘*'* living neaT W il- ÿ 3 For Mr. ar.d Mrs. Doy Gray were itors at Rockaway Beach. scnville, sutained a multiple frac- dinner guests at the Jioroe of Mr. ture of the fibula, the smaller bone -lr. ai>o Mrs. L. O. Ralston o f 1 0f the lower leg, when she slipped and Mrs. L. J. Merrill at Hillsboro, nc Portland were railing at th* J. and fell. Saturday evening. ge^iGij^leioee^Uitv^ •alv c27 WANTED Wanted— Names men, women, 16-60. wishing stuady Government Job» Humilier examinations expected. Start $106.00 $176.00 month. Full partlculara, »ample teata, Have One 8-year old and 2 y> ailing FREE. Writ* immediately- Frank Saunen» will »ell or trade for lin Institue, Dept. 578 II, lb chea anythirg useful. B. Landl». Old ter. N.Y. p 26 27 Canyon road, near Jewish ceme tery, Rt. 5. Box 547, Portland. FOR RENT adv p27 acreage 1 1 act » While they last. annua) flower Several Houses and for sale or rent, Bank of Boa plants, 8 dozen foe 25 cents. Mrs advett verton. Myrtle Livermore, Sixth and An CHOIC GROCER! Cashmere ere ^ Bouquet ouquet I Soap Mrs. Carl Hanson ¡9 visit.ng in Seattle, Wash., for a few jays, S d. ey Johnson c f Blanton Ave. fcav.ng gene there to attend the is recovering from a major opera- graduation of her brother. tion. peirformed at the Emanuel Mrs. Sar&h Johnston of Feenport, hospital, Mcnday of this week, I1L, arrived Wednesday evening for Mr». iValter VanKleek ana Mrs. an indefinite visit with her son, C. McElrcy, and Mrs. M. C. Me Rcb't. Johnston and family. Keren«r were luncheon gursts Wed Miss Ruth Lundgren, graduate of nesday of Mrs. A. M. Borer. Beaverton High school, received her James Turner is having 3n addi degree in Secretarial Science at tion built to his barber ¿hop and Oregon State college, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Cullen, ani beauty parlor on the highway. The Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Doty and Mis«> work is m charge of Fred Str.ck- Miriam Doty enjoyed a trip to ronneville and picnic dinner at Eagle Creek on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen re turned Tuesoay evening from a several days fishing trip to Molal- la. They brought back a fine catch of fish. , tress Th« Oo. and - of the >1“ Tigair. ^ 2 .* “ • l.um- her Co. were opened in Tigard Mon- clay evening and from one the yeggs took eight cents, from the other they got $1.50. Deputy Harry John ton who visited the scene of the crimes, pronounced it the work of experts, fo>r they never lef: n fing ei print by which they could be identified. The 45-ytwr old home of the Ly- da family at Gales Creek was the" ground together with of its contents Wednesday. The loss is e-stimated at $4,500. Harry Weaver, w.io «has been at The town of Banks is emter- SL Vincent’s b 09 pital the past taining a conBiderable number of three weeks, undergoing two ma- strawberry pickers. The two bar- jor operations, returned home the rolling plants there started opera tions Saturday, and the recent rain first of this week .. , will improve the crop so that Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Luchanan, itor pauj Robinson’s old, slogan for who were married at Vancouver, n . L * ‘‘ Banks is busy” will be Wa.-.-.., May 29th, visited a few jte ’ appropriate. days at the home of the groom s J,______ __________ a mother, Mrs. Harry Brownngg. H. Gilbert and family returned Friday from a two weeks motor trip to California. Much of their Silently Passing Mr. an»i Mrs. Walter Tibhatts time while they were gone was -a attended the funeral of Samuel spent on the beach. THE REV. JOSEPH O’N EILL Huston in Portland Saturday. Sam Services were held at the lccal The Beaverton Grange will meet was one of tnose in the car wreck St. Cecelia’s Catholic church, a Saturday morning, June 8, in regu near Aurora last Sunday. He „ - “ week a^0 jast Monday, for the Rev. lar session in the Grange hall. The a brother of .. Mrs. hred Tibbetts. j oae,pb O’Neill, former pastor. Sol- afterr-oon will be devoted to a Mrs. Jack Miller was pleasantly emn pontnfical mass was said for him flower show to which the public surprised by her neighbors and with the Most Rev. Edward D. is welcome. friends, at her home, Tuesday af- Hoard, Catholic archbishop of Port- M rs. Fred Olmstead of Portland ternoon, by a shower. Dainty re- land in Oregon, pontificating, is at the Emanuel hospital recov freshmtnts were serveJ. Mrs. Mai- Interment was in Calvary cemc- ering from a serious auto accident ler was the rec pient of some love- tery, Portland. in which she was injured last Fri !>’ gifts. The passing of Fathe» O’Neill day when a truck ran into her car Mrs. C. A. Johns *nd three little deeply regretted by this com- and demolished it beyond repair. g ris of Portland and Mrs. Keen munity. He had been pastor of St. j Easy garden cultivator. S'uriiy e- Cecelia’s church here fOT m >re than nough for a man or woman. Light twenty years. enough for a child. Very specially Huntley) at More, Oregon Mrs He was born ia TiPP»rary' ,re/ priced. Also hose, rakes, and gar Moore and little son returned with ^ Maraaret den tools of all kinds. The Richey them for a several days visit with ! ai,r'.ck r ,v ° n ll a f. , , P ,h Hardware and Furniture Qo. adv her si-ter, Mrs. A l George, in O’Brien O Neill. He attended the Portland. American college in Louvain, Bel Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Shellenber- gium, and was ordained to th-i ger attended the commencement Miss Irene Warfel, daugnter of priesthood there July 11, 1909, by exercises at Oregon State college, -Mrs. i.eria W'arfel of Portland, will Bishop Gabriel. Monday. Their son Paul was a, become the brde of Ralpr. Elliott He came immediately to this member of the class graduating of Portland at the White Temple archdiocese. He was at first assis- from the electrical engineering de in Portland, June Id, at 4:00 p.m. tant at SL Lawrence’s parish, in partment. Miss Warfel is well known here, Portland, and later served at St. Medford. Mil- Miss Irene Hansen, daughter ot laving made her home a: the Luke’s, Woodburn, Mrs. Carrie Hansen, received her heme of her uncle, Albert Biandt, waukie, Hillsboro, and finally Boa verton. degree in nurses training from for several years. the Good Samaritan hospital in Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor at- . TT . . * Portland, last week. She was a tended the dinner given ai th- * My eoul is too glad and too great, member of the 1932 class of Bea licme of Miss Neal jn Portlarui, to be at heart the enemy o f an> verton High school. honoring Dr. J. Oliver Buswel] Jr., Martin I/ith«r. -------- Get ready for Beaverton Clean President of Wheaton College, of Nothing is so strong as gentle- u p Day. Let us sharpen your old Wheaton, 111., and la er wen joine-i lawn mower or trade it in on a by Mr. and Mrs. R. B. D'nney t<; ness’. Tiothing so gentle as strength new Speedway Special Caldwell hear Dr. Buswell’g address at the - Ffanels de Sales. _______________ ^ i mower. Liberal allowance for your Sunnyside Congregat «nal ctuich. mower at the Richey Hardware & Modern methods of housekeeping ° t Reedville were dinner guests Furniture Company, “ The Friendly rlemarxi efficient equipment A C’roi- Sunday of Mr. anfi Mr«. J. H. Neal, Store. adv ley Shelvador Electric Ref. igi ratwr The rtrls saw anal picked tlheb | two first wild strawberries, quite an «- Mr. and Mrs. G. A ■ Gilmore Jr. meets that ilemand ar t after anal ymall son of Kirkland, Wash., years experience with this line we vent for them. who are visiting with relatives an«, nre convinced that Croslrv offers Mrs. Henry Harshburger and son nf Shedds, are guests of friends in Portland and Forest you a* least 50% moire for year Grove during the Rose Festival, money than any other refrigerator Mrs HarsWiurger’s motlher, Mrs. O. were dinner guests at the home on the market. Let us show you c Mason over the weekend. While oi Mrs. M. C. McKercher, Wednes the many advantages Crosley has M r, Harshburgcr and »on were to offer. A demonstration will con- hero ^ Mr ary1 M rf. o. day eventing. vince you. Trade in year used fur- c Mason arvi Mr. and Mrs. E. Mrs. J. C. 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