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T he B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUME X V , No. 25
Large Crowd At
tends Bethel Meet
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, May 21, 1037
ONE OUT OF TÜRKE
PLOTS IS FAILURE
Golden Wedding
Is Celebrated
A P PEA L IS MADE
TO W E A R POFP
Beaverton Fourth
In District Meet
•» Crade School Grad
uatalo Be May 26
Koliert Knnston
In the ul.senee of Mr*. Freda
A number of the member« of
On« out of three alfalfa plot*
Nelson, president of the Tualatin
Beaverton Grange attended the
Heeded with uncertified seed, mrp-
Valley Uunlt No. 98 o f the Amec-
funeral services held in Port .and
p«*edly Grin,in, turned out to he
iosa I .ex ion Auxiliary, M i». H.
Monday for Robert Kinston. 80,
a failure, 'ftiene plot# w erj seed
Eli aroli-r, vice president announce*
wh<t died at his home in Port
ed oil the K111 II Duyck farm oil j
an appeal for «ruerai wearing
_
Schultz Of Forest Grove
Uprothy Taylor, Kathleen May 27, 1*#36. Iliere were three Mr. And. Mr«. Jeff AntfO- of the Memorial P oi^y in re- Rev. Harper R Hums I* land May 15.
Several months ago he
and
¡•> 1 » of seed used which
wa*
membrane*
of
the
W
orld
W
ar
T
q
[)e|iver
MeSSRgC
Is High Point Man
Cobb Are Initiated
bus Of Huber Cele
Mrs. Funs ton celebrated
tneir
liurchaaed ** Grlmiii, hut wa* of
'lead on Poppy Day which will
fiftieth
wedding
anniversary.
Of Track Meet
be
the
last
o
f
this
month.
She
Into Order
uncertified origin. T w o of the«*
brate Anniversary
To Class
He is survived by his wi<:ow,
asked that every person in Ilea-
______
turned out excellently, but
the j
-
Alice, one son, G. Cecil, two
veiton pay honor U, the men
OFFICERS
ELECTED .h.rd one I. a failure. Thl-. Inil W ED D E D IN ILLINOIS o f the city and o f the nation who xxlaErllr l I j I 1» 1 U ^1 * \ i daughters. Mrs. Alice W. Fun- N E W RECORD IÇ SET
rates, *ay* county agent f yius, i
save their live* In defense of
______
iton. aruj .Him« Grace L* Vxm-
'Itiii, l»l«tlii|;ui»licil Visitor* \r* that Die «lire way o f Kettlnic a
Beaierton
Men
Min
the country by ’wearing a poppy ln , (.P|<. . n |pffioa To
ston. both of whom are n em Kleven
desirable
«train
and
quality
1
«
'•«rh
Bedding
<
ePemony
la
iTcaeui At Meet
on Poppy Iwy.
bers of Beaverton Grange, Miss
Places In Meet
to purchase certified seed. Rvery
Preheated
To OHtktandinK Students
"The Poppy la tbe individual
Funeton having served as ..ec- 1
_____
A large delegation of parent* plot planimi with certified voert
tribute to the menw.ry of
tbe
turn- for several years.
Koreat Grcve high school iap-
hon,e of M(. ^
M f,
«ml visitor* « i n "il i* < me* lit.: Shows a wood «land and there
men who died in
W orli War
Graduation of the
Beaverton
turtgi the field and track, meet
H|l5rr M , , hp Hcrvire
of Bethel No. I’ll, I *uu kill I'm <«f I. comparatively small difference ; J(.ff
said
Mrs.
Klianeder. grade school
Mr» M«-ll««a M. Cunningham
students will he
Saturday at
various
c-rt fled
of „ m
R
Tuiwtay
Job of Beaverton, Monday eve between the
Kvery one car, weai a |e.ppy to ' held Ma> u at 2:)l4) &ciock in
Mrs. Melisssa M. Cunningham, of District 6 last
Paorfic L’university ama&Mr.g 41
Icrt*, al! tif which cam«*
from
ning.
show
that
he
remembera
and
Is
form
er
resident
o
f
Aloha,
dl<
d
;
n
the
high
school
auditorium.
Rev.
evening when a number of friends
Dlstbigutslied visitor«
present Oratrrm. Idaho or Mf/ntana.
sacri Harper Burns will d e l i /: - the Portland May 16. She Is «u* points. Schultz of Purest Grove
ami neighbors gathered ’o help grateful for the gallant
wore Mr* Charlotte Wing, Guiiul
Occasionally someone asks a- • the.ni celebrate their golden wed- fices made fop America's secur { address. The diplomas wilt be vived by one son L. L. Cunranc- was h ih po.nl man wiln 16(4
Guardian of tho
Daughter* of bout th*
ity and democracy. Every Pat-|
Pearl poku .
advisability o f uslt.it ding anniversary
presented by Dr. Talbert ch air h »m o f Portland, Mrs.
Job of Oregon; Ralph Thomas. • dryland" alfalfa. Since the pm* | They were
n olle citizen will lake part in
Schultz also was the *<>ur>ation
ftt
ties o f Montana and Mr« Vida
man
o
f
the
school
board,
gev-
Ad I iik Grand Associate Guardian; few years our summer and fall f,al|
the observance o f Poppy Day."
,
.
. ..
...
Joodman of Hillsboro.
Inter of the meet when he set v new
May „ 1M7.
Mr*. Josephine Turlay,
G'ond
The Poppy is the symbol
^ 'al
J .!?
*
ment was at c,ji-jielfus
nr vrr broad jump record o f 23 »eet,
seasons have perhaps
been a ( ()n<> </f 1h„ |r |||ntl , tated -We
HNnurjr; Mr*. Corrlnne Hock-
supreme sacrifice. It stands for the git«! club under the d lretiion the auspices o f jlos • U ty •'jsp- 2 inches, exceeding the o\i r e c
little
dryer
than
we
have
been
runw,
l<>RP{hpr
th(,
evM1
n
f
io
of Miss Wlrth.
writ, Grnnd Treasurer; Mr* M.
ter O. F 8.
ord of 22 feet, 6 Incbeei by 8
growers | pe. tm|((i ,n II|arr,aKP , h|B rouple. the highest patriotism we can
Brow«, Gnuui Marshall;
Mr» nrcu.tomed to. a few
Phyllis Foe is valedictorian of
conceive.
Wearing this
little
inches.
have
been
wondering
almut
th
e
,
who
havinK
^
m
a
r
r
i^
„
„
iy
Ruby IMUKhiy, Grand Miurtc.an; |
flow er awakens Ip our hearts a the class and Virginia Bisk?n
Mrs
Kd Rotermnnd
of
swrtehlng to a f,fty ypara
wo fw,, that
lha
Eleven Beavertun track
'nen
Mr*, Ethel linn«, ('.fund f ’lap- advisability
deeper conception of our duties salutatorian.
M rs. Ed Rotermur.d, 74. a for collected 25!» points to " h i 4th
hole In it and to ou r country. It remind* us
luin; Mr*. Kiln
Marah,
O'and "d n h m d ” kind. There have been r(,n, ract ,lM
Tualatin Valley Post 93 o f the mer resident of Beaverton {Hissed
renewed."
Fifth Messenger and a number of h o . railed special "dryland" straits. „hmlW
place in the meet. Three Uea-
that life Itself is not too much Amerk-an
Legion is giving a
developed.
On* ««f these was i .............. ......
, _ _
.
members of ««her llutlicli
qualified for
the
to give if our
country is In medal to the outstanding stud away in Hillsbo.’o recently. She vert.n boyg
, ,
„ 1 David K. Reed of D'fltland. a«-
Thr Misse»
Dorothy
T*yV>r needed on the Duyck place. While „
and her fam ily lived for many Slate track meet by placing first
__
..
, _ . , __ . , ,,
„
. Ung ®s officiating
cler-orman. danger and gives us inspiration ents o f the graduating class. The
anil Kmhlrro I'obb wore Inil ated | ihe stand last fall was excellent ,
years on
the
property now or second in their event.
fo p W
a
r,.rPm^ y
from to serve In peace with the same
awards are made on the basis owned by Thomas Allen on Al
into tha order.
ne* more than a 2fi per tent I wh,rh wp qu<rfp.
yntt Jpff spirit of patriotic devotion that
Albert Karpstein won the 440
Offk’rr» for the next atx moiitlr* stand la evident at the present ^ PotoM prnm, „ 1o ,a*,e this inspired those who died an ong of the following qualities; Hon len Avenue here.
yard dash. Bru<* Wheeler tied for
or. Courage. Scholarship, le a d
worn ibon
k W iw I a* folliws; 1
Later the
fam ily
moved to first place in the pole vault with
the popples in Fiance.
time and the
growth Is
very > vom an ^
kppp h« r fPf,.n
Honored Queen, Winifred B-rsl.
ership and Service. Throe f«oys Farmington where they resided a leap of 10 ft. 11 Inches. 'Vest
poor.
This
pK*
would
seem
t
o
!
.trayed
o
r
stolen,
Hennir l*rtnee«s,
Joan
K eln;
and three girls were chosen by a few years before r o w ng to took second place In the high
Junior Princess, Evelyn Alexan dotrm nit rata very definitely thnl nnd olt4>y har ’ And do you fur- INCREASE SH OW N IN the vote of the eighth
grade Newton near H illsboro.
M r.
der; Guide. ImCgene
Hoffmar; It Is a variety we do not want 1}|er n r„ miae to Veep th? wrmd TRAFFIC
ACCIDENTS students and the teachers, and and M rs. Rotermurd were the hurdles, all thus e a m ir j the
right to particiapte in the state
|
to
attempt
to
grow
here.
In
times
j
)mx
and
wa*h
and
wipe
the
Marshall, Betty llanaon.
-- -
from these one boy and
one foster parents of fou r children. meet.
Mr*. J. F. Felsher wiln instal 1 past some grower ha* been able ,11 ^,,,*. all the dishes each day
The people o f Oregon are char- Kjpl wi„ ^
Phoacn to .eceive
led Uuurdiar.; Charlaa P. 3 .oil, to gelt a good stand and satis-1 ft,r
noxt GGy years,
Other Beaver tea
boys
who
ged with the inability to
¿wards,
Associate Guardian; Mr»dam*i W factory crop, and a Umg lived
SU M M ARY OF PRO
"Ami do you Flora AntrMwn trol properly their motor cars, j
placed in their events
were:
graduating
It Van Kleek, H. P. Diwn.nit, stand by using Common
seed. • prmnlaP u> Jove,
hotmr
and The pedestrians are charged with
Members of the
DUCTION IS GIVEN Lick man fourth in the mile;
Charles «roll, George Mr*Bi *cn. |Common may turn out Just like f.haPtlap h,m PVPry time he re- gross negligence, thoughtlessness class include; Donald Baldwin.
1 Karpstein. fifth in the 220; W i
Johnson. I. R. Metzler, member» i uncertified stuff. It may tie rood fUBPS ,0 ,d>ey? If so I n n v pro- and utter carelessness.
Neidra Miller, Barbara Baugh
Thiriy-eigtit per cent of
the lling. fifth in the discus; Petsr-
of the council.
Virginia •cows in herds in the Wasr-ing- kort fourth in the high h i role«;
The evidence Is an increase of man. Teruko Nagae.
m the other hand there Is Just nollT,Ce vou man and w im an."
Hpesrbes
and
refresh ments ahout as much
m efor
va-iicle Bishop. Hallie Jean Pace. James ton County Herd Improvement ler fourth in the low hurdles;
chance that It
7 ^
house was very pre tlly 80 per cent In
concluded the meeting
will he unsatisfactory One lot nn<| appropiialely decorated, de- traffic fatalities for the m> nth Borich. Albert Pearson. H arvard 1 association produced 350 poinds Bullock, fourth in the Jxvtlin;
<»f Common was planted in the h 0 kmis refreshments were serv- o f March 1937 over March 1336 Burns. Paul Pemtz Bill Caldwell, o f fat or mere during the iear Tootle and Brown tied for iifth
M ANY~ATTEND GRAD ! plots la * May and this Is a
nnd the happy eoupl* were Twenty-seven were killed In H a i George Rhine. I.* Verne Shull. 1936, according to the sutrr'ary t pli.ee in the high jum p; and tho
om- Fauna Huron Clamant, oar. fo r i i t last year-« _ testing-
_ r e - ¡.relay ¿earn. lock, fourth _ place.
Irnn-mUla
Aoaa.
-
Wl
at
was
a
r
ex-
persentad
with many
W n tK u t ti* accidents rh%> xear as
ATION EXERCISES
pared to 15 In the same m jrttb Stein. Verla Colaw, Patsv Stew ! leased says coor.ty agent, W. F.
¡r e ’ lent stand last fall was killed B(f»*
Mr am|
t . A. Rvan of of '3«.
art. Ear! Drorbraugh. Nrydenc I Cyrus. Herds numbering 29 and
Beaverton trackmen came out
At tbe graduation exerc sea on 1 out during the qrlnler prartlrally
Eleven o f the 27 fatalitle- were
j
10b
per
cent.
^
niwouver.
W
’
ashlrgtoin
ac’
ed
as
Swagger,
Betty Easton, fon ’ tko j containing 856 eews were tested in a tie with Jefferson of Port
Wedneaday evening at
Cooper
pedestrians.
during
the
year.
Three
him
Ired
In the various plantings there „vwlr best trmn a"d b r,dema,i1
Sato. John Edwards, Tvyako r a t ',
land for fifth place in the Junior
Mountain school the fol.owdr*g
This is a terrible record for
, and twenty six of this pinuber
pupils received diploma»; Mary j are the bhiP tag. resl tag and yel- 1 „ „ j ,j,p rw0 (trandchlldren were the state of Oregon but m ore im Phyllis Foe, Leila Trowbridge, , exceeded the figure fo r fat pro ¡T rack meet held at Gran*, high
LmciIlP Gago, Janet Von Auron
field in Portland Wednesday.
Saonada, 1/ena IgtopoV, Wurreu ] low tag grades of seed. The seed ,.lo fmges.
portant Is the human suffei Ing
duction just mentioned. Ih e of-
Among those
present were;
Com» Williams.
Heard. Or*n Hann and Uiriain«- jin the red and yellow tag grade.
and sadness brought to the homes E leam r Hall,
; fleers c»f this
associat' n for
was so grailed primarily hecause y r apd ^frg- David E.
Reed,
Ga**ner,
•
of happy families. It may strike I/ouise Heughec, Martha Heughen last year were Julius Christensen • FIELD TOURS TO
Cooper Mountain echool will o f the presence of sweet cmver y,._ and y|rs. Peter Wlckatrand, at your door next, for in spite Richard Lincoln, De Witt Lyit ar.. president; W. T.
Putman. Jr.,
close today
(Friday)
with a seed. This doesn't hurt it for \fr and Mrs. 8 . E. Anzalone. Mr. of all the
constructive, w c.th - Betty Mattoon. Philip McClintocK. 1 vice-president; C. B. Bukharan, BE MADE IN COUNTY
our
purp.,ses
and
a
comparison
and
\|r8.
r
.
b
.
Medill,
Mr.
and
Eva
M.'osner, Jr., treasurer and Ed W. Freud-
---------------------
pot-luck dinner and lr* rroum
while efforts h eir« advanced In David McMlnn.
of the stands obtained with these Mrs. S. F. W ray, M r. and Mrs. the hope o f reducing motor ve Ernest Metcalf.
at the school htwiae.
i ery hal and Octear Hagg. d"-ec-
Extensive plana for field tours
grows
l^ st
Thursday May 13 was |tors.
At Die Joint graduation exer several grades indicates that If Ja<-K Tatlock, Mi’s. W. A. Klinn. hicle accidents the trail
for tbe 4-H club members en
Achievement day of the 4-11 chibs
cises last Saturday nigh' Mary the lower grade is due to the Mr. and Mrs. J. E. MitrM, Mr. longer and bloodier.
This annual summary
shows rolled in the rural electri’’k,a-
presence
o
f
sweet
clover
eed
and
Mrs.
E.
F.
W'rlght.
V.r.
and
Newspapers In every section Virginia ‘Bishop wan the «Jrsuge the unusual high
»alley, K»tella Iinlali and D'Ir
average an tion project in the county nave
^ *• o f the st^te are generously co Scholarship and Kathryn ’I ho nip- nual producticn per cow of 392
ène Carey o f HazeWlale; l" ank and n<«t noxious weeds then M Mrs A. O. West gate,
boon planned by Ben Faber rur
*'erris*. operating witli the secretary o f son and Hallie Jean Pace won pounds butterfat.
Gitlenwaler and Roaie Santoro may piswltice Just as good a crop 1 Wright, Mrs. Richard
During
the al service agenj*, Portland Gen
higher Mrs. L. H. Place. Mr. and drs. state In placing before the pub the School scholarships. Tnese i year there were 78 cows culled
o f Rnsedale composed the claa*. for our piirpis.es as a
eral Electric, and L. E. Francis,
there ,1ewl Wright, Mr. and Mts.
lic a true picture of the stma- scholarships are for the sum i out and sold. Interesting com-
The addre»* o f the evening wa* priced grade. Komtetlmes
assistant county agent.
Kiven by !.. JO. Frond*. assls- Is very little difference In the A. Ryan of Vancouver and son tion.
mer school held in
Corvallis. ' pari sons are evident in studying
The tours as planned will in-
price of these three grades o f and slaughter. Mr. and Mrs.
.
tant county agwnt.
the
figures
in
the
annual
re-
Others who will attend the sum
t chide visits to study electric pow
seed. In spite of the good re- Antrobu*. Mrs. W alter R o»«nd EXERCISES
por.
The
10
high
cows
in
the
ARE
mer school this year .nclude;
er a* it is used hi
irrigation,
BASEBALL TEAM IS milts that may be obtained, the arid husband and Rinr c.
HELD AT RALEIGH Betty Easton, Emma Susan »"le ass cation averaged 647 poi nds drainage, dairying, poultry, * a t"
blue lug
seed is, o f
co irse Cappy and Ruddy Rowene.
of fat e^ch. while the 10 low
nient. Palsy Stewart.
TO BE ORGANIZED first choice and the lower grades
cow s averaged only 209 pounds heatin--. feed grading and mixing
/.n in ir t T P
The eighth grade graluation
The eighth grade picnic this o f fat each. The feed cost of and other
miscellaneous
farm
should he considered only upon C O L L E G E
G R A D U A L
exercises were held Wednesday year was held at Jantzen Beach
committee of basine*» men
producing fat at «lie 10 'ow cow applicat ors. In addition to this
the
specific
charnc'e'Iwlfc
s
o
f
T
A
L
K
S
A
T
W
H
I
T
F
O
R
D
evening in th Raleigh school for last Tuesday.
1 légionnaires met in
the
igntHip was approximately twice trips will be made to study c» »•'
the particular lot
___ .
Pour pupils; Nancy Junor, Iris
liber o f Commerce rooms in
I,a3 it Friday the sixth glad e the feed cost per ncxtnd of fat slm ction work of both buildings
These plots prove again Ihe
Orrin Smith, a Wheaton »11- Walker. Paul Georges and Dickie
i boro last Friday night and
had a half-holiday, so Mr. Phelps ; in the production of the iO high and power lines. Visits will be
graduate
fiom Randall.
Imi to have a Washington wlsdom o f insisting on errttfied tin. .¡„) college
p.m ts
took the
boys on a
fishing cows. A similar comparison is made to central power
ity Junior American Iriclim Grimm seed. Wthile various o- po r tland was the speaker l3»t
A splendid class add-V s was trip.
evident in looking at the pro- and outlying stations. The sub
more or Sunday night at the non-den-Hii
ball loam this year. Players ther strain« may he
given by B. F. Irvine, «xhtor of
two ject o f the series o f tours Is
Tuesday afternnon Mrs. R . B ! duction and ccsts a the
he eligible from all parts less widely publicized In certain inat|«nnl church at WhWford tak- the Oregon Journal.
! high
herds
and the two low to give club members a tl.or-
McMlnn
gave
a
free
lesson
in
tie county and It Is hopeo lo sectlon» yrtl the one variety lh a t ;jnjf ¡,(8 t.-xt from the first ebap-
herds. In this instance the av- . ough foundation o f m fornation
Piano selections were given by
art to the third grade.
a first class team in the | has proved Itself consistently tn|)P|. „ f isuiiih. Thirty-five people Emil Emma.
j erage fat production per cow in relative to the source d istrbu -
Washlngon
coimty Is
Grimm. |Wpre (n uttendance.
j the two high herds was 432 lbs. l Hon and utilzatlon o f electric
Diplomas were
presented by
Mr. Smith also led the songs by the chairman of the school D APH NE CLUB MFET ; and that o f the two low herds power.
ayers 17 y o l '« i / !•«,« and Without exception the certified
was 314 pounds. Here again the
r who want to make appM- grade of seed Is desirable, be Mr. Worsham o f Portland an board, Mrs. Henry Furrher.
IS HELD SA T U R D A Y i high producing cows were the This is the second year that
would give a
in for a place on the 'earn cause certification Is the me In- nounced that he
The Raleigh school will close
the rural elcetricficatioa project
cheaper prodiVers by approxi
asked to be at the ball park surance the farmer o r purchas- j 8Uh<rtan, lai rPwaid to the bo., or for the season with a picnic and
has been sponosored In the co.
:
or
has
as
to
Its
trueness
to
ram
e
girl who would bring to chuivh lunch in the city park.
fflllahoro Sa'lurilBy afern oon
Members of the Daphne club mately 34 per cent. The aver At the present time there are
I strain and origin.
next Sunday night another boy
and their husbands
enjoyed a age o f the tw o low herds Is
22, at 1:30.
15 ol<ier chih hoys enrolled in
or girl or
parent not present
six o'clock
dinner with curds above the average for all as .oc-
the work. The project has been
POSTAL
E
M
P
L
O
Y
E
S
last Sunday night. There was a
later at tho home of Mr. and uyiotis and is indicative of the
CHOIR IS TO GIVE
K IW A N IS M EET IS
ATTEN D BANQUET Mrs. V. A. Wood, Saturday eve high quality « f herds in the very successful states Francis
good response made ito the call
I and it is believed that the tours
ANOTH ER CONCERT
HELD W E D N E S D A Y for favorite memory verses.
ning. Mrs. Nelson W alker, Mrs. Washington County Assnciati
arranged for the summer and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pen
D
a
i/.
Mr.
I.ike
ary
other
husiness
the
A meeting will be h°ld as
M. C. M cKercher and M U ' L or
fall months will add eonelderably
The choir o f the
Beaverton
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
McKell,
Mr.
and
raine Smith of Portland were dairy en terp risers operated vfor
usual next Sunday night, to which
Congregntlonnl dhurch will sir»'; The members o f the B ea»e"lon
Mrs. Hickox, Mr. and Mrs C. additional guests. Prizes of gar the purpose o f
producing in to the value of the course to the
the
public
again
is
oot’dia
ly
in-
another of its musical concert* Klwaris i hib and their w ’ves
H. B o y ! and den plants were won by C. E. come. Just exactly how
much farm boys enrolled.
vite»l. It Is requested tha' e v e r y Dawes, (Mrs. V
Sunday evening. May
23. The enjoyed a social evening in the
A. M.
Kennedy
attimdcd the Allen. V. A. Wood, Mrs. Charles income may be required for an
one
brings
his
Bible.
male chorus which was such a community hall Wedlnesday eve
Washington County Postm '.sters. Hanson ami Mrs. George Rud- average farm fnhni’y is a mat- DICKM AN TO H A V E
decided success a# the Iasi con ning. Dinner wan served ’ t 6:30
j ter of ¡individual opinion, but if
clerks and rural carriers, ban
berg.
CHARGE OF SERVICE
Lan MEET IS ATTEN D ED
cert Is again preparing selections after Which Samuel C.
it were figured in $1,000 units,
quet held at the Sherwood Meth
The affair was in the nature
ns a special feature of the com caster of Portland displayed his
B Y 21 M EM BFRS odist church Thursday « ven ng.
i it would require 8.7 cows of the
The senior class of the "iea-
of a birthday celebration n bon
ing program. There will also be j picture slide* of the Columbia
Alv'ut one hundred were pres
| kind in the two h ig h . herds in verton high school In a meet
er
of
Mrs.
Rudberg
and
Mrs.
C.
selections by the choir and sev highway gorge and colored pic-
Twerjty-cme members of Bea ent Including a number o f vis
the association to prrxhice $1.000 ing held Tuesday May ! l se
C. Ralph. Singing of
y.d-tlme
eral soloists. This will vie the 1 lu res o f the native flowers and ver Chapter No. 106 O .E 8 . at itors from Portland.
1 over and above feed costs, while lected Rev. H. G. Dickmar. o t
Speakers
songs cone lock'd the parjty.
last concert of »he season. The . fauna peculiar to this 1 * 0rt o f tended the Friendship meeting o f
: it would take 19.4 ctfws of the the Bethany Presbyterian Ch irch
w ere Dr. O. Hedhmd and Mr.
Junior choir will
furnish the t.he state.
Holly Chapter O.E8 . o f Sher Russel of the Portland o ffe e
I kind in the low herds to produce to take charge o f Baccalaureate
special ninafc for the
church
the sr. me $1.000 income
above
wood Saturday evening. The o c
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Service of be held In the high
services during the summer.
feed costs. It should be b .rne
casion was In the nature o f a
GRANDE
RONDF
IS
MEETING IS HELD
PLAYIN G BASEBALL | in mind that this above feed *cboo] gvm Sum «lay. May 3i‘.
apodal honor for Joe Stre^her,
Rev. Dtckman will he assisted
VISITED B Y WOODS
| costs .and r.rit ahove total cost
GIRLS ARE W IN N ER S
AT C A D Y DOME Worthy TV^t-ron of Holly Chap
by pastor* o f the local etnn rh
Mr.
ard
Mrs.
V.
A.
W
ood
ac
j
of
production,
feed
c
ats
repre
ter.
Amos Spriggel was struck in
OF
SCHOLARSHIPS
ea.
approximately 50 per
The
members o f the
1930 companied by Mr. and Mrs. H ar the eye with a small pebble while senting
The members of the recently
The program follow*; Prelude,
old Mutson (Violet H agoes) of playing ball at the
M nttford I cent o f the total. The 8.7 cows
The Misses Katherine Thomp organized Camp-fire girls of Iiea- Matrons. Patrons and Trailers
selected,
Jeane B erger; Proces-
|
in
the
high
group
required
to
Portland
visited with the C. school last Wednesday whi^h nec
son. Hallie Jean ParP and Vir ' verton were dinner guests at the d u b rame as a surprise for the
■ prodiice the stated gross in. ixne 'Jniral. "T an*»’’ (Handel), High
J.
Bielman’s
at
Grand
Rond*
honor
guest,
also
Mrs.
Elizabeth
essitated him being confi"ed to
ginia Bishop were awarded schol home of fh e lr president, Maxine
j would place rn the market ap- School Orchestra; Doxology; In
last week
The Rielm *’-’* have the
hospital for several
days.
arships to the 4-H summer school Cady Monday evening. Other o f Tipton, Past Grand Matron and
1 proximntely 4300 pounds of but vocation: Anthem. Bethany Pres
a
shingle
mill
there
and
have
Frank
Baldwin.
Parft
Grand
Pa
His
glasses
were
shattered
by
at Corvallis for
excellency o f ficers of the group are Lucille
terfat white the 19.4 cows in the byterian Church; Scripture Read
named
their
borne
Cedar
T/idge.
tron
who
officiated
in
19.10
the
the impadt and cut the eye ball.
secretary; Mary Amm
tlielr club work which wns dis Keppler,
lower group required to produce ing; Solo. Otto Zuerhruegg; Ser
Bill W ood who is
employed
Helen vear Mr. Stretcher was a trail
played at the local grade school Strauss, treasurer; and
It 4* thought that the eye ball : the same amount c f gross in- mon. Rev. It. O. Dlckm**; Solo,
er
and
Mrs.
Stretcher
Matron
there
acompanied
his
parents
last Friday, which was desig Randall, songleader; Janet Ack
Paul Boeckll; Benediction.
(Continued on Back Page)
will be saved.
home for a brief visit.
of Holly Chapter.
er mnn, sorlbe.
nated as achievement day.
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