The Beaverton review., September 11, 1936, Image 1

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VOLUME XIV, No. i l
Boy Is
In Auto Accident
n Local
VIAN Y B.ILS. GRADS
ARE WELL KNOW!
it H
Left: I he LJub
TURNS
•In*
tl
lie Schools O f
OVER
HONOR HUNTLEYS
WITH PICNIC SUPPER
A group
o f close friend* of
Mr. aud Mm. J. C. Huntley of
Omaha, Net»., honored them with
a picnic »upper In Mr*. \V. If
lloyd'* «rove, south of Beaverton
a week a no
Monday etenlnr
After
Ihe
supper
Ihe
«nutti
«nlhered about a bon fire and
visited.
Present were Mr. nud Mrs,
It. It. Summers, Mr. and Mm
A
M. Jnnnoen, Mr. and Mr*
K i:
Stipe. Mr. and Mn
H
I,. Hudson, Mrs W . C. McKell,
Miss Juliet 1« Carter, Mis* Ger­
trude Mct’ormlc of Gaidcn Home
and Mrs. Boyd
(Mr. and M rs. Him)ley left ihe
next nuirnln« for a few duys'
visit with their son In luw and
diiiiKhter, Mr. aud
Mr*. Colli*
Moore, at Mom, Ore. They also
expected
to
visit
wllh Mr.
Huntley’ s mother at Nampa, Ida.,
before relurnin« to hts woik by
the
nth o f
September.
Mr.
Huntley is employed by the U -
nlon Pacific H R.
FRANK KNOX M ILL
TALK AT CORVALLIS
M lion
republicans o f Ore«on
«attier
at Hell field, Corvallis,
on September IT lo bear ( olotie,
Frank Ki>x Idiscuss national Is
sue* as
Ihe c|o*ing feature of
the k ti ii i ih I convenfion
of the
O im oa Republican club Wash
li.«lon county will have a Inrne
delcRallun present accordtn« to
Paul Patloraon,
Hillsboro
who
will bt> one of this sorlor'« re
presen I nlivt’* at
Ihe
two dm
aeuiion.
The convention will open Prt
day, Seplonvlier 16, and c »mlnur
llirnuv'h two days. Colonel Knox
will arrive In Portland Saturday
noon com ln« from Yakima
He
will spend Ihe afternoon in the
Oregon m otropolls and then mo
lor lo Corvallis for the nl«ht
meet in«.
C.IVEN PARTY ON
EIGHTH BIRTHDAY
Donald Wallers was entertained
on hi* eighth birthday with a
party at his home Saturday af
ternoon. Those
present
were:
Virginia and Joan C o t1, I’alsv
Heinrich, Charles and Lloyd
kerlheir, June, Merville ard
by Mead, Karl und Esther
*11, Belly Wulhrlch, l«>tMe
ler, Johnny Hadley. Heron
cbell, Mrs. Phil Mead and di<u«ih
ter Phyltl*. James and Parhara
Walters, and the guest of honor,
Donald.
tie
vario.1
Walk.
L e f : Ihe
1 9 3 5 -3 6
B. I l S.
Journalism
Class
EDITORIAL
BEAVER CHAPTER
IS HOST TO MANY
■ -------------------------S t
Away back, nearly a Hundred
Beaver chapter No. lofi 0 K S
fifty y e a n n«o the founders of
ti.t» m u cin men I d e l a t e ) it an ¡w as host lo a large delegation
of
members
from
Orenomah
ordinance
known familiarly
us
Chapter of Multnomah '.Vednes
the
"Ordinance
o f 1717” that
'd a y evening. Mr a id Mrs Geo.
"Kelt«l<>u. morality and knowledge
Buckwell
of
Portland, firm er
belli« necessary to the happiness «uurdiuiis o f tile Daughters of
ar-.d «< mh I «overinoent of man
Job o f Victory ch a p te-, were
k hid, schools and the means of
union« the visitors. A d« lightftii
«.an a I ion »hall forever be cn
pro« ram of music, a* follows,
t <>ura«ed.”
I v a*
much
appreciated:
vocal
The people o f Beaverton be
numbers by Miss Ruby Xastrow,
lie\e that etalement
and have lx>rs Bach w iig of Portland b»tli
built tor their children schools of whom were accompanied by
that are second to none. The) Mrs
Vid;. liM N tl oi P m ( Ian i.
have
hired tescheri
who have
and Thomas Thompson of Mull—
0 ) «uni led Ihe business o f the
, noiuah: whistling
select lo':
bv
district so that bhl» place pays Mis* I .a Ray Martyn, accompan
in. more, and in most instance* ied by Miss Marjorie Buchanan,
not
so much
in dollars
and aud accordion selections by Wll
cents for this excellent in*titu I bur
Jsiinsen
Refreshments.
lion.
! sleeches, and ensemble s‘r « ln «
As a community wc arc proud completed the meet In«
ol our schools. We are especially
proud o I the quality and excel
I cnee of the s luden I a who attend MRS. ANDERSON IS
HOSTESS FOR CLUB
und of course we ure very proud
of the teachers, tint to mention
Die gentlemen who have «aided
Tile regular
meet in«
of the
the deslindes of the Institution, Whitford
Women's
Club .last
the school i.ogid members who V ednesday afternoon
was well
attended by members
and one
have given of their lime and en
cr«y to build up and maintain visitor. Mrs. E . R . Smith read
• on article from 1 macaxln? and
this fount of education. Tr tho
* conducted a geographic gume, In
school board, lo the («poker* ami
which Mrs. Grace Thompson hail
especially lo Ihe students who the most correct names in the
attend our school, this numlKV' «¡yen time. Mrs. John Anoerson
v. as Ihe hostess for I be after
of The Review Is «rstefullv «Ve
n
oon .
dieuled.
in.
Schools
To Opon Monday
*
-■
—
it aierton Majority of Districts In
schools. A few will be mentlone.1
County lie-in School
here though litere are counlles*
nemt < rs wi.o have probably been
On Sept. Eighth
is great a credit to ou>- rchool I
who on account o f the editor’ *
BANKS
IS FIRST
ignorarce or lack of m em ory;
will fail lo get mentioned ir. this -sherwood At ill 1*. ol.ahl) Re The
sketch.
|ji»t School To Start
l ^ e fii.*‘ that com e» iu rnlnd,
i* Ihe nsnr.e o f ITank HiK-ken.
Beavtrton school* are opening
r -»» -
for a long time Monday, September H , aPhoilgti
*^ja
revident
of !
Septeml>er k wa.* Ihe date most
i^lhia vicinity but generally
selected
by
school
A now
living
board» for the openaig of schools
San
*>ancisro
arcordin«
to an examination of
. l i t . J [| k
wheie he Is the
l e record» at Ihe office of O.
rraiuiger <
TW ELVE MEMBERS
It. Kraus, county school super­
intendent.
OF FACULTY STAY
rai>r;,ad
(kinks schools had the earliest
t L"
F rank
Bnru.
Twelve mrmb1
last year’s
opening
this
year with
their
jW.
well
known as
remain at
school faculty
<p
August 31. in
zh
school'.
I » a hi
huh
school , ’ oors
;
r n .Monday.
.
“
Beavo ¡ton this year. Thev i n -
b ’ athlete, i» coach !0rder ' h<‘ ' .t,0‘ h the
hl‘ h
elùde.
, tlJ teacher
a!
and *fra,,e school
may
I. Jt. Metzler, Superintendent
— Dufur
clo.se earlier than
In form er
of S -ids, received his B.S. de—
ft
Wilbur Weed years' and
employment of
•;ee from Oregon State « o l l e - 1 .
a gradiu'e
o r l 8tu,ltn," “ lhe berr>' fleId*-
lit. addition
lo his duc.es
a*
is at r>,
Sherwood union high school, a
Sip ei InteBdiDl he teaches econ ­
V. v Vi.
V. . e I c r, Ifis
newly formed dislrtct, which will
omics.
! -Hi' n
5,s tun ' scape engineer ,,ccu«,y a new buiWin* n<,w ***"
:r.aretle Battle , Jiinir r S-i • i n ’ r
e Federal governmi nt.
in« ti“ '* 11««1' '* expected to open
enee and Journalism teacher. r e -
Jack U larkev a d Wa ! Ro
lb< latter l,art of Seplem l^r, and
aie employed
In one of wU1 Proljably be the final »chpol
• ce1v< ’ a II A degree from Kin - berts
. field College.
Portland’s
big
hanky.
Harry in 1 •'»« county to open.
I . II. Bushnell, wuo attended 1 rm * i manager of the Barn«» j la b o r day is not a school hoi
according
to Ihe scaool
the St. James Military Academy Oil C o , d tr'hulor o f Rb-bfield utay
Pr duel» for Eds section. Ceci' - upet in I endent; consequently a
o f 1 Missouri, is Band D irector..
i* local manager for the few schools opened September 7-
Althea llaulenbcck is in charge ta r
(¡enerrl rc'rcle u m Corpiratton
The Cedar Mill school will be-
of the office.
LOCAL NEWS
principal c. Ih< «m on September 14 wllh Miss
Gertrude H. Robertson, Biology 'ie :le D.\.es
& Mr«. Marjorie
and Physics leuchcr, received her local gra-'e school. Earl F'.-her, Rcgene Swan
E.
G.
Perkin*
M>ent
the B A. degiee from Reed.
o lii-i
ale senator, is well Whitley as leadhers. Several of
week end at Netarts.
Geraldine Sanford, English in ­ known in this and surrounding ij , , gtudenls who attended this
| school in previous
years, will
structor,
received her B.A. de- vicinities.
Mis* R ich Denney of the Mult
»_•->. _ ■ -ejs-j
Mnrkev Sayre .'ttend the new school at Bonny
m.mali hospital visited,
at he.’ arce from C. of O.
one of the lo - Slope which Is opening the same
home here Saturday evening and
Mai ie Ann Schaefers. English
cal students to day.
Sunday.
•iré la tin ¡eacher.
received a
bring
B. H .S
The following is a schedule o f
itturi’e
from
U
.
C
.
l
.
A
.
B
A.
Mr. and .Mrs
II< mer W llsoi
2*
fame even be
county school openings:
Ma y Martha Sweeney, World
and little daughter were amou?
f ie en. mating
September 7
those en J tu U ijfa boa• ti p to Hisloi •y and English, received a
won the » W e
Centerville, Gales Creek. John
degree
from
Oregon
Slate
n-fe.
Boonrvilie. Suflduy
prize In a na
son, Moontalndale, Hillside. Shad-
Elizabeth Watkins, English and
U tile Jack llollarnon of Port
tion al
essay y brook. Manning, Harrison, Fhir -
Glee ( lub Instructor, received a
lund
spent several days
las!
con test.
view.
Spring
Hill,
Woodland,
B S. degree from Linlieli.
week visit In« with Bobby P Jum­
u - l > v
A1
Kemmei Bailey. Strassel and Midway.
E.
O.
Webb,
Commercial
Ge­
bo on DcDney road.
11 ' -v
yr ■
’’ nd Alton Al—
September S
ography-
.«nd
Public
Speaking
Forest Grove.
Tigard.
HUI»
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Olson, coach, he a al tended Pacific U— Ur a :e Portland attorneys. Ur-
V - i i t r is in the engrartnc boro, Cornelius. Union. 9hute, T l -
Miss Marie Ann Schaefers
and Diversity. F. of O. and Oregon
businei-s
In Portland.
Ei-e.i* ?ar(j
pjtdale. W aits. Rcedvllle.
Keoceid Adams spent the week State.
B.
.
'P.
y
n
s
lent
o
f
Tigard
but
,
s
,
field.
Bend. Helvetia. F arm ing-
end at I In t lake. Ashing.
Loui.-i
Whitlock,
Cim m erce
'
Beaverton higl ; 0u, Timber. Witchhazel. Durham,
F. G. S la n e lt who rerldei on 'cachet, received a B .S . degree i.nd later o f Stanford University Hayward, Garden Home. Cooper
Kenney
road returned
lo his from Oregon State
mar: sing a publiihint '-on e Mountain. Raleigh, Hiteon, Buck
Edwin B. Zumwalt, ->h-j> ..ni ... S.iu i-. ancisco. \ ic Johnson Moun’ ain. and Carpenter creek
home Saturday, from the '»os
education
in s '’Victor
pilal w lie re he had undergone e physical
n lumber
dealer in Tigard •
September 14
degT?? from A.-iolph Kijow.ski ard' Milton B o r- j Gaston.
major o|>eriitlo»i. He will leave r< reived l i ' B .S .
Beaverton,
D illey,
for the beach in a few- days to Otegon State.
mg
are teaching,
one at St. Jacktown.
l’ rocress.
Chapman.
recuperate.
a i -! he other at Nvssa. .\cadeniy. Tualatin, ch erry Grove,
FROM
i iv n.
M uson Benr.elt Is an Kinton, Groner.
Cipole,
Rock
Mr. and
.Mrs.
H. K
Stipe RETURNS
Bui ” Sprague is m ak- Creek. Kansas City. Barnes. Wal­
were host*
at a family ’»arty
. NAVAL
CRUISE architect.
ing good
as a deni is! at Con­ '.ace Seth. North Plains, Bethany,
Tueuday evening in honor of the
don.
birthday
of
R. R . Summers
Laurel View. Mt. Home, Ver—
Geo. McKercher leturred Fhi
Cards and refreshments were the day evening from the two weeks
i u- : a miliar w i’ h the boort. Thatcher, Metzger, W h it-
dl.versions of the evening. P res­ annual naval cruise on the F . KOIN artist, Robert Haires but more. Rosedale.
rot many ever
stop
to think
September ¿1
S. Destroyer Sicard which made
ent were Mr. and Mrs. R
R
tn.i: he Is a local boy who r e -
Arcade and Seghers
t!.e
trip
to
Catalina
Island
and
Summers, Mr. and Mrs Howard
ceived Ids high school train in g!
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San Pedro where were stationed
Glenn of Mllwaukie,
Mr. and
!
r
e
i...
y
d
A
n
d
er-
u
-
.a
n
a
g
es
'
LUNCHEON
GIVEN
1:1,000 sailors and reserve offi
RusvcU
T
.
.Mr*. Guy Alexander. Mr. an I i rs at one time. F ere wore a husii.e-s at Bethany .
Giant
and E m ie Masters
are
MARY JAN EJUN OR
Mrs Harris Hanson, Miss Eve
over 60 enlisted men and offi
with tiie Barnes 0.1 Co., a n l
—
Portland
'¡sled in
lyu Alexander and Mike Rhodes cers from
tan tell you all about 'h e su -
Mi*» Mary Jane Junor of Ka­
this group
li b qn lilies of Rictifield. Noma h igh was the inspiration lor a
At San Pedro they had a two Brown
was state
declamatory uitichtful luncheon party at the
days’ shore leave from whenee . ; vnion
Al Wismer
is with home o f Miss Fay Louise l ’osson
they w ere
taken ou a it ip to the Portland fi:e
department. Wednesday. Monopoly was played
Eos Angeles, Hollywood and o - -'•nr. an
Hannah
Y\ .ing are in the afternoon, with > :ss Mar
E»er points of inteiesl.
a -c nuries
with
enviable gnret Taylor winning f i t prize-
rip u la iio is
for go« d
work in Miss Juror
was also givNk a
Elman Johnson
left
Friday t’ eir ri cn field of activity.
handkerchief shower
She \* a
mom ing for Wheatcn C d ’ , e, al
Gayford W il-on is in. Ihe U. graduate of Ihe 1036 clns* o f
Wheaton, 111. Er.route he ''op|»et S. Fore t Service, rnd »s »la
Beaverton high rchisil
ard I*
til ul Ot iaha.
Neb .
*o r.pen
Honed now at Ml. Shasta.
leaving next week lo eurc.ll a:
Surd.-y wllh fitend* there, and
(C ull
Rwb Oregon Stale College.
in the evening he joirrd a group
Frank Bum is fool hall coac i
Guests present were tho Mlsse.:
o f young people from iV tlnnd a: t ie Univi slty of Nevada.
Maiy Jure Junor, Martha Leh
.■ ;».| M's-« Margart I West of R i
Homer V.¡Iso,
is lo«-al city man,
Mildred
Twohy,
Marian
Uigh who
were also
on thei. recorder.
Metzler, Barbara Scott, Margaret
v. ■ y lo Wheaton. Kernetti ;»n :
t ul a
Tom Wilson, brothers. Taylor and Rose Thompson.
Douglas Taylor left Monday e\e
In\e a p fit hie wood burinc-s
Mr». Junor, Mrs. Al Wismer,
tv'ng for Seattle, W ash., where here.
and Mrs. F. E. Posson servi^l
they Joined a group vMr.h is
I "re I Nichols Is a dentist In *’:c luncheon,
diiving to Wheaton.
Portland. Thurlow Weed is man
■
aging
Ilie well known
Weed’s TO SHOW TALKING
nursery. A!den Wilson .« with
PICTURES AT PICNIC
the l . S. Treasury Deportment
ii t o disbursing office at Se
Republicans
of
Washington
stile.
Harold Rrdfleld l< m ana- county who altenil the I^ n d on -
«.ing
tho electric
refrigeration Knox picnic al Jantzen Beach
ss’i \ ice department for 'he Ben
near Portland September 11 will
»er.nn Electric f o. Alp.m Mil
an(j bear Governor Alt lg»n-
l am* is a teacher in the Port
j on ¡n action according to work
¡end schools.
sent
lo local parly
members
Loherl Mi Ison is with the M-- tbrom ii
Donald
T. Templeton,
( ready l. 'mher Co. h. ro, and county chairman. Talking pictures
Reynold is sales agent fo« the made nr the governor’s recent
I.- Follette Peach Orchard.
campaign tour are lo be u*ed.
Ver
Oir.a It. 11 (Emmons) MrPte Is
Among other contests
ache
In ch tge ri the practice teach
doled for the picnic Is one to
ing done from the State Ncrmal locale the oldest republican in
n. Monmouth, She received part Oregon. Prize* are to be given
of hoi schooling from St. Mary’ . , the man
who attests
to the
Robert Hock el*
is with the pnrl'est «llegiance to the party
General Petroleum Co. at A'bany■. '
Stanley Summer* Is with an oil I '1
company in California
.Cashier
of Ihe First
National
Eva W hitworth
if with the Bank at Forest Grove.
Statu
Banking Department, j Elsie Whitworth Is with the
. Katherine Dcssinger is Assistant . Midwest Studio* in Portland^
Beaverton.
IIIIJ llt'it
Harold ItiihrtNii'li w*» Instantly
•'Hied ul Watt Slop« Thursday
evening, September 3, when (he
mnrhlti« »Im li he win, driving
tollldrd wH’i a car driven by
U w K i t.ikkns o f Cortland
Tile Mohrhucb family, who live
i *ar llnber, n p «r«l« u stall In
the I 'iim fr » ' i n op .Matkel 1*.
Iwren H i I rd and Knurl h on Vain
hill In ISii'l.inil. They w re an
H a h on e T ’liiriwthy evening with
Humid driving
At Ih iuquval which way held
Timidity, the father o f Die t>ov
:« stifl'd Ibal they were rouilna
dowi Cun)on hill u I miii I m mile*
nu hour and were rapidly up
pronchliig
another
ear
winch
Menu'll to he about to make n
lift turn
Hamid at Ihv wheel
o' the KiArlarh car pa*<e<l Ihe
<ar they were upproachlni* on
the rlahl. and the two c ir * col
ikied
when the Kohrbacli
rar
pulled hark Into Ihe mad.
The ImpucT o f the
col'laioti
turned
Ihe
Rohrlxtch
car
over two or Hire« ! line«
Mr
and Mr*. Itolirhach were taken
to (he i¡«ml Sainunlan Hospital
I*. Portland where (heir Injuries
were t reeled. •
The Ixidy was brought lo Ihe
I'raa t’ ndertukina Parlor* where
H remained
unHI
Wednesday
when Ihe funeral wan held
The verdict of the coroner'a
Jury ul the inquest
wa<
thnl
the hov died o f n fractured neck
auatnined In an accidental auto -
mobile collision.
in
i a. «
"IrH .Irn tu r Arrdlrt 1» Oltvn II)
Jin')
- .:
f life they have rhosen to Ire*-.*'
Harold Rohrbach Moots
Doath
When
Two
Autos Collide
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