The Beaverton review., June 21, 1935, Image 4

The Beaverton Review
FRIDAY, JUNK 21, 1M5
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Mr. aid Mrs. Kenneth
Denney Mrs. Wm. Oanu « « s
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made » trip to Carlton Thursday, of Mrs. Valley oi> Friday.
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truest
Mat. Campbell, mother cf Mr».
INa Hern, suffered a stroke of
Mrs. W. F. Strom we* taken to
Mrs. L. J. Carter was a truest paral y ala, Monday.
the Good Samaritan hospual
on of her sunt and uncle, Mi. anJ
Mr. and Mre. Robt. Johnston,
Here is good now* for Rheu­
June 18, for treatment.
Mrs. R. B. Brown, Sunday.
Virginia and Howard, and Mrs. matic*. If fevers or shooting stab-
liave your preacripuoi» filled at
August Berner of Portland, Rt.
Mrs. tVka Anal itx» of Port I a » 1 Sa" “ » J «piston
of Freeport 111., hing pauis of Rheumatism, Neuri­
Brown's Beaverton Drug Store adv 2, fell from a lazier and suffer was a luncheon truest of Mis. Gar- mot'"
, ,l° R"*ebur*, Sunday, to tis, nr Neuralgia aia making life
Muis Genevieve Johnson is em- «d a dislocated shoulder.
triate McCormick, and her mother, v,
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Mm. .Sarah John- a misery, .kmft give up! Gel «luick
relief with Williams K.U.X Cum
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Arthur Sup.- « Btad « «
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S IC r ta
* pound, an effective analgesic and
the home of his parent», Mr. and
Mr. ami Mrs. G. W. Reed (Lou-
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antipyretic compounded from a doc-
Lsuise and Gone Biggi are con- Mrs. H, O. Stipe, Tuesday.
>»e Brinson) of Oswego are the hap- ,
Ikiw^'a eekeiratial h^ f>‘ tt> tor’a pissuriptlon.
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fined to their home with an at-
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of a *on born Jure 15
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William» K H.X. t'om|«>und con­
tack of the mumps.
B.lly Mood returmd th.s week (
Kl|VM1U(., hoc,pitmi.
Tuesday. Tha occasion was made
from a few weeks visit with his
tray with balloons, him ) toy air- tains among the f«w ingredient»
tvan Gilson of Whitford spent brother. Dr. Rob't. Wood, at Foa-
Mr. ansi Mrs. tear and .Mughter, plane.«,
»ml refreshment» of which authorities recognise ss I k > ii -
formerly of Beaverton, have moved ice-cream and cake. The
little eficml, anti it has been a blessing
two weeks visiting ®t the home of ail, Ore.
hfe sister at Oath la met.
Mr and Mrs R»h>h Van Kleek 'n* ° a hs>usc at Raleigh belongini guests were Bohby ami Mary My- to thousands of sufferers from uch
Mr. and Mrs. Beneit Dashane atvi little son were visitors at the tc Mr'
Mr*' S B’ U wrfnc«-
| ers. Rotu-rta.
Pat and Mike Me paina anti fevers. A»k Brown’s Pra­
( Hazel Voae) are
being felicitated W. R. VanKleek home, Tuesday
Mrs. Wm. Stuidler is convales-
< “ *key, Beverly Rohr, Jean l laus- vi rtain Pharmacy today for a bot­
tle. Money back if the first bottle
oo the birth of a little son.
evening.
cing at the home of her siiter in * sen and ‘ Jack
1 *" Hidy.
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deea not satisfy.
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the Sovereign hotel. Her son Sard
Wh»t a •‘step-saver*- and a "stoop-
. ‘ , • *rg**et He den of Mult-
Mr. and Mrs. L. R B“ 1K*h (Jo' accompanied his grandfather to Se- *av«r" the Shelvatrsy is! No more
nonsah hosptal visited at the home sephine
Bonu) of Pert Laid were
.v- w«x*k
Tasty Light Lunrhr*
making several trips to the r of rig
of Mrs. Florence Newton, Monday, visitors at the home of Mrs. M. C.
Mrs. Ivy Peterson of Walla Wal- emtor for one or two items *t a
Lunch Goods
Mr. and Mrs. Jlm North of Ti- McKerchor, Sunday'
la and Mrs. Jessie Desure of Van- time. Shalva tray, Shetvwador, Shel-
Fountain Supplies
gard visited at the home of Mr
Dinner guests at the home of oouver were dinner ftuests of their vehaaket, and Stoatun are cxclu-
and Mrs. Geo. Blasser, Sunday.
At
Mrs. M. C. McKeivher. Friday eve- I ^ \ ^ ^ n c ‘ u'r"Mr.^'»'nd M rs. R. sivw t'rosley feature»; they increase
j'•usable'’
capacity
by
60V«.
See
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fairweathcr
**rs' L° I r*tLnl , K,^ ht’ B. Brown Saturday
H A M B U R G E R 'S
tl e»e
Uautiful
refrigerators
of Salem, formerly of Beaverton, ind
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were visimrg with friend» here Sat- .. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Twony. Miss w ^rtaiixsl
some ‘ of the Pacific
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urday,
Mildred Twchy,
are* Miss
Ahne University alumni and frienus at
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sheets returned ^os' vvU art> vacationiiy at Camp a
(uck »upper on the lawn
,VI ^ erman’ on
Satunlay
to their home here Saturday , „ after
M«ol*us r:\er.
Saturdav evening.
avasni. More than for-
for­ Buy from your home merchant and gel
spending several weeks in Rainier,
Mrs. Russell Grant returreo last ty people were in attendance. Miss
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Oregon.
week from a two weeks visit with Frances O P P . missionary iron Ja
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Mr a r j Vrs John Pon^r
h*r P " 1" 48- Mr. and Mrs. H. H. pan, was h-'nior gvie«t.
BEAVERTON-OWNED PRINTSHOI
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Crawford, and daughter Pearl, at
Mrs. Fred Olmstead who was
tended the North Dakota picnic in
badly injured in an auto accident
Portland Sunday.
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two weeks ago, returned to her
milw v
i.«,t «r - Saturday
{Tom the Kmanuel
family
visited
at ’Hit
the
Hospital.
hotne of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Braun
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stier, wiho
in Forest Grove.
have been living in the VasiletT
Cbucfc Double and Peter Brueo! h&u3e ^
moved to Caldwell, 1-
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NOTICE
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H«av«r Cbairtar, No.
106, U.K.S Slated com­
munication. WediMMwIsy
evemi-ng, June 20. Mu-
*»ti» and wivun s|Hviul
guc»t*.
Visitor*
w el­
come. By ordtT of W. M. Ms gar­
ni A. Denmey, Smuxitary.
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E U G E N E B R O O K IN G S
Attorney At Law
Purl land and Beaverton
Bedell Bldg.
I'hotie AT 5671
Itoiivi Bldg.
Phone 7t0.1
On and after July I, Gaa Befundi
Iteuulre a Lirense Permit, Good
For 12 Month*
Your Driver’* IJeeiute Should Be
Renewed by June Thirtieth
I Have Both Blank«
I)O Y G R A Y
Real
Katate,
Inauranre,
A
Notary
CHOIC
GROCER!
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the first of the w'eok.
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Mrs. Zeverly and daughG'r, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Jeglum, Dor­ ’ Ve ’-ft Zeverly of Prit cville, Ore., i
is and Earle, l«fit Tuesday for an
|etd Mr. and Mrs. Ka.pli ii-per of
indefinite visit at Tacoma and o-
Salem visited at the Steve Ms pcs
ther Washington citie*.
j home, Monday evening.
The Misses Ruth Denney and No-
Lours Hughson, and C- B. Price.
ma Browne both of the Multno fwinerl
of Beaverton.
returned
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spective homes,
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Saturxaay.
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Saturday from a several days fish-
I ir.g trip on
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the
Wilson river. x They
Mr. and M'TS. Harry Comer and j also visited with friends at Lake
son John spent the week-end at Lytle.
their cottage
near
Battleground,
Howard Hingley, Hubert Hingley,
Wash., on the Wilson river.
! and Ogelsby Young, all of Port-
Emest Smith is taking tieatment land, attended the funeral of the
for the dislocation of three verte- late I. L- Mo re lock, Sunday. The
brae of his spine. He will not be Hingleys were former residents of
able to be at work for some time. the Progress district.
Bill Leonard who was a srtfdent
Mrs. Gertrude McCorm’ck has
at Notre Dame this past year.' sold her house in which she has
visited with his grand parents, Mr. been living the paat few month.* i
and Mrs. H. O. Stipe, last week, and
she
and her mother have
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Raymond of ™>ved back into the heuse where
Portland, and Miss Margaret Hed-
^ormeTly l*ved.
ia
den
of the Multnomah
Hospital
Mrs. V. A. Wood entertained a
visited with
Mns. Florence Newton, group of eight
Portland friends \
.
Wedtnesday.
| with a bridge
luncheon at her F
The Girapdin place on Jo reiser. | .h° me- Wednesday afternoon. Among 4
road west of Beaverton has bee: tRe R"jests ,was. ^ rS-.
^ Acklin F
to formerly hived here.
sold to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Easton
of Pert la nd; through the Beaverton
Jack Young, son of R D. Young ^
Finance Co,
and Mrs. Mary Young, was grad- "
Ralph Peterson has purchased the
C. T. Richardson place next to the
hall at Whitford.
He
is in the
J
poultry business having two thou­ in the Beaverton Grade school.
sand young chicks.
George Spriggel is very ill at the 5
Ralph T. Conners, son of Mrs. heme of his parents, Mr. ar.d Mrs. 5
Clara Conners of Seventh and An­ W. F. Spriggel of Whitfcrd. George ^
gel Streets,
and Miss Betty G. had the mumps, and went out to “
Eader of Portland were granted a play ball; his serious illness re­
sulted. His doctor forbids callers.
marriage license last week.
Dr. C. E. Mason reports
the
Wallace Hansen, who has been
confined to his bed with inflam following birth»: to Mr. and Mrs.
matory rheumatism, has so far re- ^ land Knight of Rt. 1, a giri,
covered as to be able to g e t1 a *,une 8v Mr‘ &rd Ml? ‘ Har°W R>ck-
1 man, Tigard, a girl, June 7; Mr.
rcurd with the use of a cane-
f and Mrs. John Kluser, a son, June
Herman E. Kastor of Jefferson, ¡ twelfth.
who was a nephew of M. W. Man
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Rob’t. Holland, and
ning, was killed in an auto acci- j
aent near Astoria. Funeral ser- Mr- and Mr*- ° « 0- Blasser were
vices were held for him at Jeffer- £Lests
the home of Mr. aivi
son, Monday
Mrs. Garfield Hite at Sherwood,
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j Friday evening, in honor of Mr.
A picnic of the Rands families and Mns. Hite’s 25th wedding an-
w'as held in Sell wood park Sunday j niversary.
with twenty-four present. Mr. and ‘
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Mrs. H. F. Waite, and Mre. El-
®«*ver Chapter No. 106 O.E.S.
vin Rarvi^ and three daughters at- W1^ eTxtert^in
the members
of
tended from here.
Beaverton Lodge No. 100 A. F. &
\ V an/I thpir wive« at it« next
Miss Beulah Cheavers, teacher of m'eeting, Wednesday evening.' June
piano, presented the Misses Evelyn 26. All Masons and their wives
Alexai inder, Genevieve Johnson, and no^ members of Beaverton. Lodge
Helen Cava ness in recital with sev- are also invited to attend.
ervteen other pupils at the Y.W.C.A
Mrs. R. R. Summers returned
in Portland, Wednesday evening.
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. . . Wednesday from a month’s visit,
The Whitford social club heM with relatives at Madison, Neb.
their semi-monthly meeting in the She was met at Columbus, Neb.,
local hall last Saturday night. Th® by Mrs. J. E. Davis of Omaha,
evening was spent playing “ 500” . who came west to visit wi .b rela­
Mrs. Edith Gilson won the ladies tives ar/d friends in Portland and
prize and John Anderson the men s. Beaverton for several week;
Ml
A L W A Y S FRESH
Good Things To Eat Have Always Been Our Policy
And It Is Upon This Platform That We Continue To
Serve Our Customers
Here You Will Always Find Fresh And Appetizing
Foodstuffs At Reasonable Prices
CITY MEAT MARKET
FOR K E N T
|'W Sale—IBtcyeU». Jay Gibson, Ce­
dar Street.
adv
Several Hou»e* and acreage .tracts
for sale or rent. Bank of Bea­
verton.
advetf
For Sale—Good pi« cherries, esatta
targe.. John Welch, 1 mile notth
o f B'vavertotv on the Walker r ad.
For Rent—7 room modem h>>u>o on
tTanyon road, H mile east of Bea­
W ANTED
verton Y. Acre bract, fruit, ga­
rage, place for cow, chicken lo use Work for "Uncle Sam". Start (1U5.00
Furnished, if desired. E. O. Zim­
to 2175.00 month. Men--women.
merman.
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Common education usually nuffl
oient.
Experience
unnecessary.
Qualify at once. Full particulars,
FOR S A L E
Hat position*, arsi sample tests.
Don't Overlook tihe »¡ax-al I f sale
FREE. If you are an American
of flower plants at Felsher's, 1
citisen, write today sure. Frank­
mile south on Wataon street.
lin Inatitute, Dept. 674 C, Ro­
adv c 27 tf
chester, N. Y.
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The Xazarene Lad.es M wrkrarv
the annual school meeting of
society met at the chuich Weones- the R a i^ h district No. 95, the
day with fourteen present.
Mrs. following officers were elected: S.
Myrtle Hermaldn had charge of the g
Lawrence, director f^r three
devotional service and Mrs. Mabel years; Mrs. Agnes Furher, director;
Harrison had charge of the study | f or
years to fill the unexpired
on Japan.
term of Mrs. Clara Saltness who
Miss Alice Clement of Beaverton is moving away; and Mrs. Helen
who has charge of the music de- Hull, clerk.
partment at Linfield College at
What a proud moment for you
McMinnville
was elected v:ce-pres- . when you see this lovely new mo­
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ulent of the Oregon Music Teacr- ^el o ^ l e y Refrigerator
in your
ers’ Association at their convention kitchen— -marvelously
marvelously beautiful, it
in Portland, Monday,
\ reflect» the modern in every line
Miss Dorothy Robertson, former and curve. You will be charmed
student of Beaverton High school, with thi«
distinctly different re-
was one of the graduating class frigerator. See them at the Richey
of the Multnomah Hospital School Hardware and Furniture Co.
adv
of Nursirg Ceremonies were held
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Myers were 1
at the Grace Memorial Episcopal ^ , - s at a ],artfe famiby dinnei at,
church in Portland, June 5.
; their home, Sunday, in compì.ment
The Portland Social Service club1 to Mr. Myers’ birthday anniversary,
mat at the home of Mrs. H. F. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs.
Waite Wednesday with the follow- John Biggs and two sons of La
ing ladiee present: Mrs. Gertrude Grande, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Drake, Mrs. Hulda King, Mrs. Mar- D. Woods of Albany, Mrs. Nellie
jorie Brice, Mrs. Ada Brice, Mrs. Myers,
Miss Hallie Myers,
and
Ellen Robinaon and daughter, and Miss NelHe May Paul, all of Port-
Mrs. Etvin Randfc.
land, and Mrs. Florence Johnson
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Will buy Royal Anne
Bing, Black Republican
Tartarian, or any other soft
black cherry. Notify us the
tonnage you expect to deliver. Lugs furnished by us.
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Hillsboro, Oregon
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