The Beaverton review., January 22, 1937, Image 1

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VOLUM E XV, No. 8
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Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, January 22, 1ÍW7
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• >, DR.
URGES
» r P u L n A i N i . MEETING
it. SHAW
n iu in
i n t ir iA a
m m i i . r u FOR
ru R
ÍÍÍ a L Í a Í M a ii H _ !„
CO. PO ULTRYM EN
MEMHEKS OF DAIRY
*
Silently
Passing
TO H A V E M EETING
CLUB A W A R D E D
SH EEP SANITATIO N C O UNTY NEW COM ERS UISI m CI IVIdV u3lll
—" -
Students Prepare
For County lests
......
m
\\
couniy p ii'iiyiuon
S o ir. iiH'iiibrrn of thè K mm I
will meet ti* tlielr regular tn< nth- ville lialry «‘luti,
Henry
ilagg.
I) 1111***11 UK ui the TiKard Orange leader, re ce: ved thelr achleverru-ul
hull Tut »day, January 29, at H:00 a n d« u> a special M I program
pjn.
apuli»'nel hy U h * Alotra (Frange,
U.
Ke* r.ey, manag«« of the Churaday, J.ruary 14. Membcra
Clara Engebretsen, New Pacific Poultry rrodurer»' t'oop- of thè lla/.eldaic 4-11 club» were
el'ativo AHuorrtllH'.l, will be the «incisi ancata al
thè mecDng.
Health Nurse, Speaks
I «leaker, The subject of lilt dla- Hitty (iratiaera and fri* nd* ot tlu
To Various (trades
V-UHM Ion will lie "Tile
K kk Market 4-11 mernber* were prese'.!.
Smi illon, Itu
Pri'uvnt Pro) Inins,
Spie al meni hm « t * ut veri iu ­
utiil Future Outlook*.
rta d lina«.* tur Ihe grand Cham­
M ANY ILL W ITH FLU The inUlweMterr drouth of Uie pion llviatcck ■hownuanshlp tro-
pant season han changed tha p'c- phy whirli lie wun al thè 102(1
'Sevei4.h t.rude lleallb I'onleHl I n ! iv tr i«i the ckk situation
In the Wa»hlnKt»n county (air. Howard
liraniiiK I'»
\ I'I um *
I counbry Ju»t an it haa many other I Traehsel wax awarded a scbolar-
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.grUnlural
commodlllee,
and a I ahlp I t i*ec<*gnllkin of hia having
I review irf Ihla altuathin
aeeoin- ' had the highest scoring dairy wri­
the , |M.nied hy a dWus*lon
,
v ' h‘’ r“
o ff,.*
„ thr ,916
Waahingttm
T o ^
° ',n y
ut look
f* r
the comma
> e .r ,,,,unl> f . , r. The cluh received a
*. * J v.* ' , 1 *. fbitvei ion grade „^ould
,,f value and Uiterest certificate of achievement for 1 imi
! 7 . r
"a
to poultry mm. Mr. K a tu n ¡a * , „ r cent completion.
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I M h l l S. I tK I SOA
n*«yd S. t'ortlMoji, 2<j, died at
hi* I k m e here, January J3, a f­
ter a »hort lib.***«* erf pneumonia.
Al ti e time of hi* drkilh both of
hi* little ohikkmr were II in the
Docrnbccher honpltal. He i>* *ur-
vlved by til* wife
Hazel. *on
Floyd Jr., daughter Dolove* hi*
I » ent* \lr. and Mr*. F. A. ( arl-
*on c f lira vn u ti, one *l*ler Mr*.
Sadie Modln <fF ore*t Orove ard
one brother <V»r| A. r*arl*on of
Poniard. Funesal *ervice** *w«.ie
held al P«*aa*4 f ’ hopel, Monday
o/U*rroon with rTterment la I.ln-
ccln Memorial park.
/
Mm. V. « yrua. County Aa««it
j Newcomer* to \\a*hir.aton coun-
, ly <d»eratina form* <rr arreaae
* « Invited U> att -nd the
meetlna in ttie Hillsboro ( ham-
'
/*
v,
*
Ji' ,l“ l,ry “ •
,10:W
l>3,:jr ^ « v t r n m e n t M a y D o n a t e
{•nullry, cok J i vrd f**e*i i opj f->r
Forty Five —
Percent
Ou*a<m State college, at a mmA- j vaohinpion County will form -h*
Ira of sheep men which wa* held ^
lhe
f „ , lhu
Toward Building
at the Hill*4«<«ro fhamber .1 Cam- „ eetin*. Itoaer M .r**e of ** e Ore-
nserce room*, Wednesday, Jar.u- , ¿_on State t ’olleae i ’eten* on *ei-
ON BONDS
ftiy I3, report* I* K. F’rar.rt», as- , v *ce will discus* ilalr * rpiestions, TO VOTE
*i*tant county agent.
j
j.;_ pr*nci*. a*M*tar>t county a-
Dr. Shaw
pointed out. lha- j Kent, will handle the poultry and Lpplication For Funds Calls For
Mbeep raiser* too frequently fol- the county agent will outline the
\ $70,<Mn Ma-onry Building
low the plan of using the better j farm situation
hi
this county,
feed for the other livestock leav | ct*.p* that are grown and that
TUe taxpayer* of District Num­
Ir.g only tha poorer feed for the may be used for specific purposes,
MKS PH FKK JAM F Mr Ml.MX
ber 18 will be given the opipor-
sheep
with
the
belierf
thi-t
sheep
j
More
than
300
names
of
rew-
Maa. Pl.ebe Jane MoMInn aaed
turity of accepting nr rejecting
77 yeirn, died at her lióme in are able to make u*e of poor I ci'me-s la v e been obtained. Pro­ a bord issue which ia
to be
bed.
This
oplnkn
is
erroneous,
|
hatily
at
this
time
cot
all
of
Partlarr.d, January 2l*t. She la
placed before them to determine
epidemic, Ua e»e.''a n d ” preventUm 11 iM,r" ‘" ' ,‘ rly n,M’ t**“ " lou
) The club la carrylna out a surviv'd by her husband. Martin ! state* Dr. Shaw, and t’.e onlv j these are operating farms or ac- whither this district is w»!!lrg t<;
dlkCUNN tlila paiAilein bentuMe of pm-jioutwrly successful
t H pro
!* Mc.Mliu:; on* daughter. Orace way tlmt good condition can be ! reage. People have moved m from provide 55" , of the funds neces­
in U h < vartoua room«.
the competent and reliable » mhi -
|>,rauae It rot only 1» out- a of Portland; 3 sons. Rs>berl I«. I built up m sheep the gam* as i '
U ,ime ,ak7 ,,p
sary to construct a mt-dein fire-
One hundred fifty I n mi I ch lui V r <rn rortari* which hi* a»««’rta- Km>-<brr.ir amona dairy club* In of Han Francisco. I»yavw 1. nt wttJ
oUler ,ylM. ^
„ ! >’>
county
only to move on pi oof grade acbcol building ade­
her n i t hound ard are now Ix-rig lion keep**.
I || m achievements and waa not < «- Hrattle srd Hay B. Me Minn of by feeding the l>esl feed and In i
* *,hort I*“’ ’10“ * *om®
quate ¡,-j every
lespect for the
flk-d In the Itlirary, areali;* In- ! F o i l ' » ' ' « the reaular meetlm;. j ly a 100 p«*r cert club m com- West Hlr-pe; « sister, Mrs. Dan : the right amounts.
/ l em to leave the county and reed* r f the local distr’et. Tlie
croaaina the numhtir of volumes | the Washington t'cunty Poultry j piettona. but la also buildina up
a; plication on file with t» e fed-
In the library.
I '(.unci I will :«dd a apfioW meet-
lollment of younaer k o fl
government call* for the
brought l about
4 . . . m r » W . l H k « ¡ „ ,|n.«
n
a
n « , .b o u
ú “ “ > ar* .«.'lú u o .l e»*rl
o n .,
1 ‘C 1 b d i)
• I "in ih filfido jag al which U rn UMV will oul V, t,O have become i f club «ge. dren. Funeral service* will Is- hv
* re P naDI> are aomuonai ones | struct, n i f a $79.000 masonry
condition
In
laniiarv H
b>.
unssr it.irj
condition In whose names we do not îaive.
oujoytd «
.*ak holiday
which I ,)r ,
,he ,M,ultrym*n their » c - j Rea<.h|nK ,,ut am<
|n r.he held Hain " b V
building provided
with :be ne-
wed to
to letters
i FiniiV *
iism l' i '*rhich ,h*’ ewe* * are
re all*
sH-wed
have beon sent to all
ih iy raroed ror obtaining 20 per Uvltlea durlna the po*t 2 month* ' yminaer boy» In the community 1130 am
nesAry class room*, library, caf­
clean
-
-
!
luiral>.
Strict
sanitation,
names
on
this
List,
but
a
ll
are
ir.-
ftet dnya. S-me of U r * otlier | ^ j vv ill alao dlacuaa aume 1m- j |M .»ne of Ibe vital function* of PurtLand with Interment at Rl-
. ground ard ample room *o «void vlted and if there are newcomers eteria ard auditorium.
rooniH » « * are ontftlad to • 1 |»>rtwnt Item* In mate len ln U tN 4 11 clu4>* ard ore which many
vervlew cemetery
i-ry
Arrangement*
,
..
. .
That there is a need for a r.e*v
half-holiday.
which directly affect* the poul- cluh* are Inclined to nealect.
I are tev care of, W K. l»cgg of ! < rowd.fiK are all vital essentia]* who did net receive a direct let­
1 Ur successful lambing. Ewes and ter, it la only because we did building of uxdern design is
The rretnher* who were »war- ’ Heaverhor.
The Fimi and
Hecottd grade* 1 trymen.
quite evident, «r.d this will, with­
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lamb* at lairtbing time a-e both not have their names.
ara working upon the operetta,
■
-
ded achlfvement pin* were: 1st •
out a doubt, be the last < ’.UkT.ce
‘ very susceptible to ir>ct!ons.
The
program
for
the
meeting
year— Irs Is'we, Donald Truchsel;
"Fairies' Cardi»/', which, with |¡» SN E L L FAVORS
KOMFKT ItHU F COI.FMLX
Consequently, the earefullest su- Tuesday is as follows: 10:00 a.m.. this community will iwtve o se­
I'lilcrtalMiieni trnui
the IMnirlh .
p p r ; i ) L ’ l ) L \ J 2nd ye«*.
Ixm Klnramon*
3rd
Roliert Bruce Coleman, aged 30
cure a federal gram. This com-
«m l Third gisrle*. will 4... give*) L I C E N S E P E E K M
year- Donald Hagai 5tb year — years, of 714 N. \V. Gllsan S i­ l>ervision of the sheep a? that "The Farm Situation In Washing­
ton County/'
by W. F. Cyrus* .mur.rty is growing and will con­
In February.
H ward TrachaeJ; 6ih year, Rl- dled at tl»e Good Samaritan h<«- time is necessary.
tinue to grow ard it is essential
Fallowing hia talk Dr. Shaw 10:30, "Oregon Dairy Industry" by
D. c ,r e la tin g reading. w«r,lln«. ! Ar n o u m e n i
M
el ard Hagg. Ixrren Tra. hM*',
piial in Portland, January 19. He
that the .need be anticipated ter
A special ftalure of the meet­ is survived by bis wife, formerly opened the meeting for questions Roger Morse. O. S. C. Extension order to save the people of this
and lar.gu.ge, «he First tirade la
lh* ‘ '-• r* T
Ü
and
during
that
time
a.scuaaed
Service,
Dairy
De*panmefit;
11:15
ing was the awarding of a gold Mary Srvdcr of Cedar Mil's; his
district paying the entire revt of
modal io Kdward Ketrilk« ol the mother, and
ter and Peggy. Theae -u nie, are •»> »» w f«
f
Z Z
other relative?
m yarious subjects including para- Feed Otvp* for Washingion Oo." a building pregram.
12:00, ltmcb,
Illuni rule«! hy ori*ln «l (trtwlnpi. ; liltt
°
1
^
.*
llM/«*l<kil«* 4-H clubn, for betug T u n *. It citation of the Rosary sites, prolapsis, stifT lambs, and i by W. F’ . CyTus:
Many other
school districts
coffee and doughnuts to be pro-
county w irrer in the Nation«! was held
Thursday evening at w oak lambs.
Hally Hrnith of
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viiled
by the Hillsboro Chamber ! » v e taken advartage of the fed­
4-H
rural
*
kotrWcatlon
pontesl
Pcgg’s
chapel.
Funeral
«service*
gride wa* welrvimed b* rk t ‘’ i yt*ui * «r.*rea<l of every two »cats
eral outright grant ac.d have built
. apomrored
by tile W'estlcghouae • re held In abejmsee. pending the MOTT TO SERVE ON
!?f
si boot after g |
new buildings and improved old
1
from
the
Hillsboro
<
Immher
of
as n. w provided.
it *
Oenerat F.lectrlc r'miuiny of Pltts- arrival of Mr. Coleman’s mother | THREE COMMITTEES
due to potoon <>ak. Much wit«r«sl «•atm*
Commerce; 1:25. ’ Poultry Keep­ ernes. It is quite certain ’hat the
4n answer to arn “ “ »“ ‘ nf
fr*
m
Texas.
is tdiowu by the H»*rvrd ara<F in ft ui Mr. Morton TouipkUis of l b
ing a* a Sideline ard as a Main citizen« o f this district will be
reel written, a* the neatest pa­ Ci va It filati tirar-K.
vho m-
M was one of seven ooy. who
Cor.gressinan James W. M«*tt of Eusiress in Washirvgt<.*n County" compelled bo assist the federal
M
I
M
I
\M
F.
F
IF
I.FT
per*
srv displayed
every doy. ; qutivd aa I« Mr. «n e ll'* position made up the membership of the
Osegor : » s been elected to serve
government ¡r* paying for the««*
Funeral services were held hi ot three starvlmg cominltto»« 0f by 1» E. Francis, Ass’t. County
Hath pupil ha* a new individual i ip coimectiah wlUi the rejs*»! of •ui I elect rlltcatl. «i club lea d by
Agent; 2:00, “ Problems Confront­ project*, and It is only logical
Harry
Schinrllzer
of
the Mt. Portlsnd Tuesday fortW IlPam E the House of Representatives--Na­
*|M'lllr,K booklet. In w.iich I*
ing I-oca! Dairymen” by Roger that if are must assist through
(trvw Hont« district. This clul> *»»> or- Fllley, brother ,o< R. U Fillèy of
taxed,
planed on* weeklv review lcs*im tl.e ft " " oPJ
val Affairs.
Public Lands
and Ifo rs : ; ■j:45T" ^VasTi Crops ’ JSF f W TWtfwFfl? o f fedifhl
Bea vert on.
Roads because o f the large a- Washingion County", by W. F. that at least we are paying lor a
Nattire study ha* Iwen started in
the inslnie­
building in* cur own community.
this room. So far (hese
pupils vent. from this source, t* tmtvrd , club number* sn«l
u t p iic v
c D l’ tU C
! m 'un( of
directly af- 'Cyms.
llivi
wa*
urdw
the
direction of n
The high school ruditorlnm was
A K U f i l M ÎNI r . A h n U r
feeling Oregon which is h vd led 1
have made a study of Ihr rabbit, over to the Htatc Highway De
Ben Faber, rural service agent r l
constructed
in 1!)2S at a cost of
his habits, and home.
BIG GAME FISHING u
^
by those
committees
¡G R O W E R S O F S M A L L
ut and that
I the Portland
fiorerai Fleet rie
$30.909 acd this amount ha* been
, _
In connection with
geography, w uld urdotftiiedly -----
Four ot!»er members of
raid without iocreastng the mil-
F R U IT S H A N M E E T
This week's meethig of the Kl- J i ' t T ' 7 o " £ : « £
the Thkrd grade
it«* started a consid*ra,Ion to .he report of ^
i ^
^ r e d the *
Vige rate. If the new grade school
wani* cluh was entertained by
large t*lki«r, i>a<e. Pictures of dt partmiot.
horde are voted they ca* begirt
Tito operator’s act. under the
an interesting talk on big game
cotton glowing
In It* variou*
;a?ked for
ore or two meetings where the high school
bonds
h v , is aciinlidaun d h> Hie Sec- VISIT TROUTDALE,
f.-hlrg
delivered
hy
B.
H,
Haid­
sIsgiM, of c ’lUm goods ard ool-
Al ihe tequest oi * nun l-er ° f ; this wirter at which prcblems of
GRESHAM CHAPTERS er, of (he Public Relation-! de­ ariryiner, in Oregon, < ongi'essinan , th«ir business will be discussed. stepped and be retired acco- ding
ton tbiead, are being mourUed 1 ret ary of State.
io the ssme schedule without ki-
partment o f Hie Union Oil Co.
Junes II. Mott on January 13th *i'wo sucb meetings have been oieasing the millage cost above
iiixrr. ’ *"• I 1 '!
— rs in t
» v / »F B
The following are officers for irtmduced in the House i f R«p-
Mr. and Mrs.
R. R. Sunnier*
it nstii.g pin*,
S U G G E S T ___
S ___
( H A.
arranged. Ore at Sherwood. F ri­
of the period over which the
GAS TAX L A W , aftertled Ibe rncetrrg* of Gresham 3937: R. S. Welsh. President; resentatlves a bill granting a day, FtebruMy 5, and the other that
tyjie* cf gatmenta nrntb* front cot
|N
high school bonds were being
I,
R.
Metzler.
Vice-president;
W.
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and Trucidale i li*piers of O.K.S.
leave of absence to settlers of at Barks, Saturday. February 9.
ton, have been hmught to school 1
—
jifcid. It is safe to assume o the
Secretary-treasurer; homestead lands during the vear
,
lor. last Friday and Saturday eve- (J. Miksche,
Ii.th ilit*se meetings will begto «1 basis of the present assessed
hy Hie sUtdert*.
Iot*t
Friday.
„ letter
Horn %
Mor-
uttswci i" a
( ■ « t i r - '
respectively, 'll which Mr*. D irectors—I* Adams. W. Grauer, 1937.
110:00 a.m. ard topics to be dis- valuation that tlie millage rate
theM* pupils
had a
free-hand (on
TO” ? 1" : I ^ a u . l i
Dor* Stipe, Asso. (Wand ' ondti, - R. Johnscn, J. Kirby, Wesley
Mr. Mott will endeavor to se- 1 cussed age as follows:
should not exceed 15 mills in any
drawing lesson kn Paees, »¡»owing nian of the
egon
-
trrss of Oregon was the official (bfkll Miller, L. R. R ic V y , wnd | cure early action oe this legisla-
thr various e«pr«s«iim s possible lo
The Small Fruit Situatirnj in o re year for all school purposes.
FJarl Hr« '• M*‘cr‘ lur>
. .. ' Ui*pect*'r of the ritualistic work. “H. AVIls««:; Committe«* cliat-men— tion.
Washington
County,
Improving With the ircrease in population
tbe liuman face.
auggsted
^ „ „ e c J L T h lY p is t week she has been at- agriculture. W. G. Miksche: at- 1
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Small Fruit Crop Yields by Im­ a^d the coostruetkln of new " omes
Fit tic Floyd t'ailwnn of the affidavit
fsature»
n
tvrdin« her official duties in the tendance. Dr. C. K. Mason boys MRS. E. E. SW ENSON
! proving Planting Stock. Var.aliens in the district the assessed valu­
Fifth gruilc, who has been III with claims for gas«> ne
ITtnalllla-Heippner
district.
and and girls work and underpriv­
HOSTESS
FOR
C
L
l
B
I Have Observed in our Berry ation will increase, with a cor­
with pneumonia in Improving and fun., which would inter tua
« rlv next week will be at Con- ileged child. Rev. Geo.
Keefe;
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Plantings and Selections Wo Have responding deer.use m the mil-
will be able to rettnm home from would not be recessatry
to r^J
vicinity,
classification. J. R. Talbert;
fi­
and FestUiMr Ia?e rate.
tin hospital *m»r. Tht* class seni quire the notarial seals. Mr. Snell I
_ __ _
The Whitford Women’s Club met I M*‘lc’ Fer,ilizeT!‘
nance and house, F. H. Grauer;
"h e pr -ent n1- * H-d bid-bted-
him some fiow«rs hist we*-k Max also suggests the elimination of
Mrs. A. O. Nagtl. who has irtercluh relations, A. M. Jann- j’at the clubnxm Weiteeaday with Practices cn Smell FTuit Plant-
j
,'
sb rtf the local «'¡strict is $7,■''99.
Post, wln> lias iiK ved »w a y and H k »
«*«“ r«“ ' " ,w “ eqU‘ " ' 1
been conductFrg the Bible cfc.*«*s 1 sen; music. L R. ¿ « h e y ; pro- Mrs K. K. Swera.v as h ostess.'1' ^ - C* tro,1‘« * f m* n P ™ U
By voting the $37.50« necessary'
n 1 ......
fl!‘ nr Hiif
<»pi>
•
<
’*
¡n
Huhor
HaH
Friday
evcrlriR
o
t
k ram. L. Adams;
public
affairs.
After
rcll
call
Mrs.
Campbell
secl
ug
<
°ntro
I»
now atlendMig
the Tlganl der the lu* . ►
i»n l
t mi >
in
\\
nuh.lltrlrvn
. Demonstratiims
in
Washington
f*
the construe«.-t
<f » i e *
sci» ol, sent grtetl.ngs to his old 1er permit t claim refund
each week
hud the mlsfoitune J Kirby; reception. W. Miller; read an article from the ‘ Read
County in l93fi. Specific Quality building, ihe total indebied.ivas
Fifth ,gride classmate*. .
i>|r. Snell punted out * ¡vat the ,0 a|lp ar<j break her hip Satur- v rath *nal guiilanee, T. R. Metzler; ers’ Digest". Mrs. Thorn p-or con
Improvements Needed
lr. Small 'in relation t<; the total aa--i*aai
The Fifth ard Fourth grades go* tax tow provide* for r.ufftdent d ly evening She is al tie Port- ard community betterment
E. ducted a moat interesting
. „
v ..
L ¿nine j p puit crops, what Is New and valuation of the district will be
are having mid-vear tests thl* pcrwlty In c»nneciion wl.h frau- |nr<j si*nitorlum.
Henson.
I a M MT*-
Pr iw ' j wiK»t Is Htardasd In Berrv Yar- 3.9^.
cok
dulonl claims; there*fore. lie w w j
" "
. -
letles. and Soil Management Pro-
lnte**.est rates «r e extremely low
_
,,
.... ; no reason for opposing repeal cf
The eve,age a., ndanc •
H e
rtH,uirfmert railing for the |
; grams for Small Fhiit Farms in at the present time and It will
Sixth grade hw " a t d-’C^eas nt.
He stated further
I Washington County.
probably be possible
to borrow
owing to the tin epulc nt^ Ev^ ^
^
^
fpp ^
the
1 Detailed
programs for* these ’money through the sale of these
! meetings will appear later.
ery bit <rf th w I* be ing »
;
requirement* are a serious
herds at 3r-i or less. If construc­
review a*tvd pteparation tor iin-
.
ni. DV eh lm .n l»
tion is delayed it nvav be teoes-
,,,ur.ty testa, which will no
to refund under
sary to pay
a higher
interest
JOE BERGER N E W
rate, which will make the cost to
Janiutr.v 25th. In art classes, u (j)e )aw whlle accomplis’ilng lil-
4-H C L U B PREXY the looil district greater.
blJU-k tKial silhouette upon a d u p ()p
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blue rolhng sew, with a light sky
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It is hoped that the legal vo­
Joe Be-ger was electeJ presi- ters of school district number 4R
in the backgnmml, Is being m«<le p D / I J L V 'T | R A D E R S
i dent of the Hazeldale 4-H agri­ will consider the matter carefully
cultural club, at its organization ■and come cut amid vote their con­
ft.'«. —
T ° HOLD MEETING
meeting Wednesday, January 13. vict ion* regardirg the construc­
flest will draw U.- u close
the
F'ourteen members were present. tion of a grade school building.
«rsl week m F'ebruary. So far
Tile first Project l«eader»’ traln-
Other officers elected w eit F)d
The election
will he held be­
the girl* are 12 points ahead of reg meeting on ganuent finishes
Setniker, \-,ce president;
John tween the hours o f 2 p.m und 7
. . . .
, „ .
aR :» ,b» will l>o held In Ihe W PA room
Sfatitim.*. secretary; Chas. ?haper,
p.m.. February
1st. in the old
tiy a rnliht heve to ,|o I V treat- « the # Urloa high »chmd at^ Hills-
serge ant-at-arms.
grade school building.
who
knows?
They
still
h‘
»r<*
January
2«.
at
10
00
a.m.
Ing birt
Four project divisions w ill be
Method and niaxwer cf selecting
have a good eh.no* DC* win.
T U * meeting will be In charge
carried by the group this yea».
. . . . . . . of F.llei'n Purdue, acting spccla-
a school site as prescribed by
These groups and their leaders
Both the Seventl.
ami Eighth ^
ar<1 t),xti,0.«. Ore-
lew (Section 35-1112 School Site,
grades are spending every avail- ^
(,ollopp
are: garden, Rufie Santoro• dairy
Selection, Removal pf Sehoolhmise.
Chas.
SJiaper;
corn.
Joe
Berger:
utile ni Frute In review ard pre­
The subject o f this first meet­
Election):
paration for the county lest*.
, rural electrification, F*1 Setniker
ing will be t’.ie first demonstrw-
■Whenever, In the judgment of
R FI. Kitvcheloe is genera’, lead­
__________ _ , , , . -an-v urnAi*
*1°« " n garment
finishes. The
’the beard, it is desirable or ne­
er of the entire greup.
M USICALS A N D ->00 psoejet leadirs will lie leaped In
cessary to the welfare of the
PA R TY ENJOYED finishing garment* ard the; will
schools In the district, or to pro­
-
then carry the information hack
MISS LU CAS LEASES vide for the children* Iheieir, pro­
Mr. a"d Mrs. J. Strauss of to ,h* ,r lintt*-_________
LOCAL B E A U T Y SHOP per school privileges, or when
ever petitioned so tc do by one-
.tohr.son ru ’ d, entertained with a v r . I T V „ n l , n n i _ . . . t XT
musical» airil "500" F>iday eve- YO U NG PEO PLE PLAN
Florence Lucas of Portland, Or­ third of the voters nt the dis­
board shall
egon. ard formerly of Indianapo­ trict, the district
ning. At the close of the evenlnr
GOSPEL M EETING
lis, lr*diar», has leased ihe Mary call a meeting, at some conven-
a dainty lunch was served
to
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NEW YORK. (Special).—Forty thousand parson» an1
Shown la a ramp leading from the exposition ground
Ellen Beauty Shoppe at Beaver- Unt time and place fixid hy the
the guests by the hostess. 3 .»ose
A group id young people w ill
lour—viiiton from every itat* and every nation-
toward the I.RT.-B M T subway terminal, at a poin
ten.
Mb** Lucas worked at the beard, to vote upon the quenth*
who were present Inrlmled Mrs.
R ( j o s p e l service In the
must be accommodated in comfort at but one of the
where it is necessary to cross ovei the Long Island rail
Mary
Ellen Beauty Shopp«' fur a of se Faction, purchase, «-'change
Jure ICaaton, Sfir. and Mrs. Fried- ^ K l y (W hitford) schcsil building
entry ways to the New York World’s Fair of 1939 ac­
road tracks and to avoid undue congestion of pedes
while last fall. She is a jwad- or sale of a schoolhouse site, or
cording to arrangement* the Fair Corporation is com­
trian traffic Shown in the left foreground is a dome«
erlck Piggott. K tmund H. Wade Sunday
night. January
24, at
Uate of the Rainbow' School of j the erection, removal or sale of
pleting to handle a maximum dally attendance of 800.-
restaurant within a fountain basin and a concourse bor
o f Halt Lik e City, Utah.
Mrs. g.pp p,m
1100 The artist’* drawing, a* reproduced above, call* for
dered by grown plane-trees, and, nearer, an open-aii
Tndianapolis, and has ha 1 eight a achoolhoiise. Said electFn
Al. Awal*. Mrs F\ H ward. Miss
Everyone Is cordially
Inrltert
* magnificent double-decked entryway with under­
cafe and an Information kiosk Along the flanking wall.-
years of experience i*n beauty Ibe conduced ard vote* rarvassed
1. Reward.
Miss A.
FYrgiison,
«H erd and hear Ihe Inspiring
passes. over-pasaes. pedestrian walk*, bus terminal*,
the artist ha* del ¡nested the Fair’* world concept which
culture.
S! e extend» best wishes in the same mamer at a* the an
Mrs. Jessie V. Myers. Mis* M»r- (v^ppi messages
atwl iiiii'ic of
comfort stations and bridge connections assuring com­
looks to the building of a peaceful, happier World ol
officer*.
to her fr'ervfc« and patron« and nuil election of school
Tomorrow.
fort while providing an area of architectural splendor.
isn Blrauss, and Mr. and Mrs. J. iheM young people, rr'W d lfss of
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,
hopes
to
see
them
sow
.
Btitauss.
your age or denomination.
r
Sanitation and proper feeding
are the keynote*
to *U( (*.a«ful
**.eep maraaaetuent and partlcu-
larly for the control of many of
the crTiiznon dt*ca*e* and ailment*
niiiliH Ktated Dr. I
n . Shaw,
veterinarian u«n, the
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THROUGH BROAD AND BEAUTIFUL ENTRY WAYS
VISITORS W ILL PASS TO THE NEW YORK FAIR
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