The Beavorton Review
FRID AY, MAR* H 13. 1936
New '•hrubhet' hi»' been p'anted
in fremt of the W. E. l’ egg I mid
tug this week.
Mrs. Eouls Stark is quite
her home m Portland.
:ll i t
Mrs. Keeler Emmons
and
two
sons of Eugene spent the week
end here with relative«.
Mrs. Ibiy Gray was called to Sail
Francisco this week by the illness
Mrs. Elizabeth Sammoix.- o' Port o f her daughter. Mrs. Holland Muir..
land visited at the home of Mrs.
Mrs. V. Boge was h< stess for the
Sarah Butner, Monday.
Missionary society of the Church of
Mrs. F. L. Howard is recovering Christ at her home on Lake road.
from an operation which s’ >e un- Friday.
detwent Wednesday.
Mrs. Andy Tinuner of Portland
Mrs.
Clara Connors is \ siting was a visitor at the Inane of Mr.
tor several days with friend* and and Mrs. Chits. Kllppel of Barren
relatives in Vancouver. Wn.
to. Sunday.
Mrs.
F. M. Kroetch and
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs \V. R. VanKleek
Wallace Brown are recovering from Miss Cathryn VanKleek. and Ron
severe attacks of influenza,
aid Knepper visited in Albany a
Mrs. Ray Reupple aud Mrs. Clara week ago Sunday.
Buxton,
both of Portland, \isite-i
Mrs. Margaret
Percy-
of HtlL-
at the Evans-Whitworth home. Fri dale was a dinner guest n* the
day.
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F Fet
Mrs. May Hyde of North Plains sher. Wednesday evening.
aud Mrs. U K. Fisk of Cornelius
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Tripp who
were truest» of Mrs. E. Smith, Tues have restde«t on I<otubard street
day.
the past five years have purchased
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller enter a home in Portland to which they
tained a tcroup of friends an I rel moved Monday.
atives at dinner Sunday, at their
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stipe enter
home.
tained at diauer Wednesday eve
ning at their home. Mrs. Irez I.
Clayvler of Coquille, Ore., Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Burton of Reedsport.
and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman of IXiy-
Oon.
E. Smith and daughter R >b*rt i
of Whitford were week-end visi
tors with Mr. Smith’s parent* in
Portland.
John Eggman.
who
has
been
Mrs. n. R. Summers was hostess
quite ill, is so far recovered as to
be able to be out of bed part of with a luncheon and cards tor the
’’5lH)" club at tlie heme cf Mrs.
each day.
Geo. McBreen
at Aloha.
Friday.
Pat and
Mike McCloskey
and
Additional guests were Mesda-ues W.
John Comer are recovering from
J. Scott. F. H. S»hi»‘ne, and Jay
the measles.
Gibson. Mrs. E. E. Stipe be’u the
Mrs. E. Hoy man of Portland ,wh> high score and Mis. John Summers
formerly lived In Milwaukie. W is , consolation.
is visiting for a few days a* the
The Nazarene Missionary Society
Hedberg home.
met at the honie of Mrs. O. A.
Mrs. Guy McCcrmic and her mo Harkness, Thursday, with e’ gbt la
ther.
Mrs. Perry
Stewart were dies present.
The
forenoon
was
guests of
Mr.
and Mrs.
R. B. >pcnt in sewing. After lun^h e bus
Brown. Saturday evening.
iness meeting was held. Mis* Jane
Mrs. S. B. Ioiwrence was among Beamish was in charge of the de
votions,
and Mrs. Harkness
the
those attending the lunch« on of
the Anna Ellis club. Saturday, at study period.
S»uth
Gate
Masonic Hall.
To Spike Tooth M ¡Id Meadow«
Mrs. Walter Anderson of ¡5*. Hel
1-akeview— Robert
L.
W e;r
of
ens, formerly of Beaverton and A-
loha. attended the meeting of Bea Crooked Creek and W. W. Caugh.i
superintendent
of the Clmwaucan
ver Chapter. Wednesday evening.
Lind and Cattle company, "-ill try-
Mrs. Celia Austine of Po.tland. tearing up their wild hay meadow*
Mrs. S. B. Eawrence and
Mrs. with a heavily constructed
spike
Louise J. Carter
were
luncheon tooth harrow,
following word re
guests of Mrs. R. B. Brown. Tues ef ived
by County Agent
Victor
day.
Johnson that «uch practice ’ .ns re
Mrs. Florence Johnson attended sulted in increased yields of wild
the meeting of the Prune Growers' hay for ranchers of Carbon county.
Mr. Weir
has already-
Association, at Forest Grove Mon Wyoming.
day, Mrs. Johnson has a farm at purchased such a harrow and plans
to use it this spring.
Dillev.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tuttli and
"People
cannot be paid merely
daughter Dolores were Sundry vis
itors at the home of C. B Gard for living; rather only for earning
ner, who is renting their place on a living.” —Roger W. Babmm
Denney road.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rice aud son
Austin of Portland were guests of
their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
R.
B Brown of Garden Home.
Sunday evening.
Seven
members
of
the
local
I.O.O.F. lodge attended the meeting
of 1.0.0 F. lodge No. 223 at Wil-
scnville, Saturday, when the Grand
Master made his official vlrlf.
Mrs. Walter Harris of Oakland.
Calif., : pent Friday vi tin ’ fr rr.dt
in Beaverton. She was or her way i
for a visit with her t*r*i ,ind Jiugli-I
ter-ln-law, Mr. and M-s. Bov H *r 1
at Carlton. Ore. l ‘ .i- H a r r s » were
former residents of B o r
.
The meeting of the Rebekah club
at the I.O.O.F. hall, Friday, war
well attended. Mesdames Joe Bush,
Frank Page and Rub’t. Chamberlain
were hostesses. A pot-luck lunch
was served and a business meeting
followed.
The Beaverton grange will meet
Saturday, March 14, In regular all
day session In the Grange hall.
The Sherwood grange will be hon
or guests. The roll call will be
' Something
historical
about
the
Mate in which I was born.”
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tCoutiiim«! from Front Page)
Seattle. Selling that,
bo o. me to
Portland and offered bis serin es to
•the
llreihui Washington
Railway
and Transportation (V .
Tim* was
in 1920.
In 1921 lie purchased the iiatik
nipt »took of the firm of S> hult/
Brother* at Forest Grove. Almost
immediately after
the bid«
were
o|»viied he was made an at* rvtlv?
offer for his purchase but b* de
clined and M>ent some yo.it s la
that city. He sold out there at u
bout the tins* of the big Florida
boom and left for the sunny south.
Not liking conditions there ai d at
so on account of his sons’ 1 ealth,
he sold out his Investment« theiv
and start«»! back for the I’aclfl -
coast.
At L>s Angeles he bought u gro
cery and stay «»l for a short time,
but in less than a year fron the
time he left he was back In O'egon.
His next move was W put chase
the Cady building in lk>uverti n. He
then purchased the Beaverton Mai
ket .v Grocery from Howard M*>
rlson and his continued thut h i
itiess until his death.
Since coming to Beaverton he ha
t..keu an active part in the affairs
it the «»immunity and to mention
nil his public r*latlonslilps woul l
take more space than we have. Il<-
was always on the budget c intuit
tee of the school district, and als >
of the city. He served one t« jn a-
councilman and in 1934 he was »-
levied a n»ember of the Hoard of
Directors of tin* Fnited 0 ocer*.
At the time of his death he was
Vice-President of that organization
Funeral services will tie t 2 p.m.
Saturday
from the ('ongre uitlon il
church
here
with internn'i.*
in
t ’ rescent Grove.
Near surviving relatives include
his wife, lamise t ’., bis son Mail-
rice. and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I a ‘ vi Manning.
all of B«-uvert*ni
tt-.r*»1 sisters. Mrs. W. F. .'Utnan.
Mrs. F H Penline and Mrs Roy
Clark, all of Portland; an) one
brother, Norman, of Clatskai e Ore.
Tlie heartfelt
sympathy
< f the
whole community goes out >o th<-
ta*reavc«l family, who have lost ..
husband, a son. a father, . nd i
brother, in the passing of th's man.
w
Professor A. G. B. Bouquet of
Oregon State College was a dinner
guest at the home erf Mr. and Mrs
W. E. McCloskey, Tuesday evening,
loiter in the evening he poke to
the Oarden club on flower and
vegetable gardening. His ta’ i was
followed with a general discussion
Cf garden problem*.
Everyone is cordially invited t >
attend all services of tin« Mission,
to lie conducted by the Rev. K, J.
Power, C. Ss R , ut St. Cecelia’s
Catholic Church, HeaverUm. Oregon
March 15th to Marvh 22nd
Evening service.«, 7:45 p.m.
Rev. George I.. (>,K«»>f«> (castori
The Review can do
That printing for you.
Dinner guests
at tin'
hon.e ot
Mr. uml Mr«. Il
M Harne«, Sun
day. were Mr. and Mrs. Ray John
son of lY-rtlund, Mr. and Mrs. M
II.
Metcalf
and children.
Mr*.
Johnson is un aun* of Mr-. Pûmes
and Mrs. Metcalf.
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L is t your wants - trades - rents - sales -
and miscellaneous for ordy lc a word.
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AT THE RITZ
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to Saturday, >lar. 11. 11
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Featuring Turn K«ene, you- favorite
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In u good
umtly
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insertion. 15 rent«)
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Subsequent Insertion», per wor«l.
One tent I nr Sale Seged eock« iela, l«egtloril,
Billing Charge
Ten i rnta
2«. I’ lc lie ull5. Mart’s listehery.
adv c 15 1 <>
E X A M P LE If n ten wor«i claa»l-
fled advertisement i* inserted, it
In-ns 7a*
would coat 16< fo r one time, 25C l "r »a le Sixty It.I.lt.
each. R t. I. Ik-nuey Itoud, Mrs.
for two time«, 35$ for three time»,
KHzu Perry
ndv p 15
etc. I f tuwessury to sen*l out u
astement, an additional chaige of
t »r »ah- Six wit h» old pigs, $5.00
lt>, will be made.
each, W
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lauubarJ
St., Ik'averton.
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IM S U R A M C t IH BSST C g M P A N IS S
Veteran« Bonn« Ipplicntiona
Completed Including Finger Trini»
Complete Line O f
j
! International Harvester Co.
\
i Trucks
\
Tractors
Farm Implements
Parts \
Beaverton, Ore. j
Announcing Our
HEAVIEST DOZEN EGGS
C O N T E S
T
BEGINS M O N D A Y , M AR C H 16th
Closes Saturday, March 21st, at 4 p. m.
Awards Announced at Store Saturday, Mar. 21, 5 p.m.
C ON DI TI ON S
S A LES D A YS
F I R S T — E ggs must weigh 27 ozs. or better to the dozen to be entered in contest.
S E C O N D — Purchase will be made of all egKsaccepted, with one pound of Columbia Best
C offee, current market price 23c lb., or for cash at top market price as preferred by
entrant.
Saturday to Saturday
T H I R D — A ll eggs must fie chicken eggs.
F O U R T H — N o participant may enter more than a single dozen eggs.
Mar. 14 to 21 Inclusive
BIG PARADE
F I F T H - -A ll rulings by management to be final.
OF VALUES SALUTE YOU
Miss Carolyn Pete, ¿on was the
leader for the twe ltv-five young
pople at the Saturday- Evi-ing Hitle
class at
the McMlnn home. Mr.
Garnett’s lesson topic was taken
from the seventh chapter of St. Mat
thew. A song service court ic'ed toe
meeting.
Mrs. Hilda Ashford of Aloha i s '
recovering
from
chest
injuriei
which she received in an auto ac-
cidnt March 4. She was a pas
senger in the Fred Smith car (.»
new Chevrolet) traveling down the
coast when the accident happened.
The car was a complete wreck.
I'lw is- will be a continuation of
last w«»'k's study and a discussion
Befote the
of "Remedy
for Sin
t the
World Was'* will be held
Bible class ut lluber ball Friday
night.
coiuliicti'd
by M g, A. a
Nagel.
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n o t a r y « p u b l ic
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Phone 9605
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F IR M F A R T I
Prizes und refreahmeni«.
March
14. Klwanla Hall, by ludi«« of Kl-
wants. .'•(*«» and Pinochle.
t admis
sion.
adv
Bc«lnc«iiity
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ru inier« Oil Cu-iqi Prospera
Dallas The lit i me is
t'niou Oil
Company, ui gattlred lu 1931
hu«
grown steadily, and Is now con
lined (o Polk county operatimi*, nr
cordini', to County Ag<'iit .1. It Beck.
A I ecciti report shows total assets
of $9,233.05, iiulu.Uns palili and e
qiilpiuent.
The
organization
Isa!
year handled 2KM.N77 «allot.s cf gas
oline mid Itti. 3K4 gallon« of trae-
lor fuel.
In uddltlou
to
-ellUi't
these products direct to farmet* ut
regular competitive prices, the co
operative pulii diwdeud« lo meni
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BEAVERTON
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» T ill I I I 1 “
IV it her s She N..L» .1
Wanted--Real Estate
for her gunr.Ha ns.
Folks, if you lik«' Shirley
for tr.let* « r land For
lla ir
Sil«- Ruliblla.
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/..ilalld
pie y*ni »II 1 like 1tttle ;h ne.
til
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Also u 2-reel coined y .ill.' N • w
quire George Mo.*h< f-ky. Bernard’s
of Portland. 1 mprov«-« 1 aud u ntm
Cornet a. a cross from uirpor’ . pl •
at , Mar
19. 2H. 21
Box
pr* ved. Mr». F’reneh ID.
“ F W li \M l (1 I I I “
For Sub Montag wo « h I rung'', ex
Ml è Portland
Phone HR 7834.
With Frank Ruck
cellent condition.
Mr».
t.rorge
adv p-15
letion and adventure beyotid wordr.
Kelb-r, M* < ’hn*ney road, nen- West
Remember the “ Wild Cargo“ ? it
Slope <!a« Station, phone l I'u372.
you like jungle pictures he*e 1.«
WANTED
c l led . ID. 5. Box 561. Portland.
your ment
9
anted
for
Raw
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lelgh
toutes
Also News and Comedy
of v)o tanillle». Reliable bu »tl«*r
FOR RENT
alu uld start rurning $25 wnekl/
Next Shirley Temple U
and Inrrra«*) rapidly. Write tiMlav. Several Houaes and acreage ¡ract«
"The Littlest Rebel”
Rawlelgh, Dr pi, o n 17-S Oak
\ Don’t Forget
for «ale or rimt. Rank of He»-
mil p I 4 -17
III »how* »tart at 7:."U
land, Calif.
verton.
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W H E R E TO (¡0
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Hugh Lewis Co.
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Mrs. Florence Cook and 3 on I-aur-
ence of Portland were visitors at
the H. F. Waite home, Sunday. On
Thursday evening. Marvin Ga dencr
I
of San Diego. Cal, was their guest.
Born to
Mr. and Mrs.
V. W.
Sandy of Scholls, a son, Sunday,
March 8. To Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
Addington of Metzger, Marc! 5, a
daughter. To Mr. and Mrs
John
York, March 7, a son.
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Il you don’ t enter yourself, come and see what the other fellow’s hens are
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