FRIDAY,
The Beaverton Review
A l’Gl'ST 6, 1937
back
to
Kills Taylor o f Banks » a s
town on hustneses Thursday
Murdo Hickox and wife are
leaving Sunday to visit relative»
in California
Mr
and Mrs
Archie Stone,
Mrs. Clara Briggs and Miss lain
Murray who visited several days
last
week at the
Evans-Whit-
worth
home,
left
Sunday
for their
Five accidents are reported vs
happening between east Beaver home iu Port Tow nseu I. Wash
ton limits and West Slope Satur
Mr and Mrs Miles Beasly of
day night and Sunday morning
Portland visited at the Clarence
Robinette home at Fanno Sta
Thomas Georges, son of Mr
tion
Sunday
The two families
and Mrs
Thomas
Georges of
Kelley road is convalescing af formerly lived at Hermiston and
had not seen each other for i
ter a receut illness of pneuniou’a
number o f years.
Mrs
Corinth
Byfleld of l a
Mrs
\f c
McKercher enter
Mesa. California is visiting at the
tained with a
birthday
dinner
home , f her son and daughter-
I arty at her home Friday eve
in-law. Mr and Mrs N A Bp
iiinir. h noring Sture Thedoy of
field
Portland
Other guests
were
Mrs. Carl lianseu has as her
h iise guest.her sister Miss Mar-
«•ella l«ee of Seattle.
The G. A. Gilmore family of
I’ >rtland visited at the M. C.
.McKercher home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Victur Peterson
and two children of Heppner are
visiting the Jay Gibson family
Mrs. Gertrude McCorunc d io.»
to San Francisco with friends
last week and returned Friday.
Peter. John and Virginia Hu-
son. with their aunt Miss Ve<-
Films developed free aud prints Nohle of
Portland left Sunday
any size, only i f each at Brown's for a week's vacation at Twin
Beaverton Pharmacy.
c-32tf Rocks
Mr
and Mrs « Karl Potten
Mrs Louose Carter was a re
cent guest of Mr. and Mrs Kd aud M:ss Sophia Potten of Her
ward Falling in Alameda Tort- i many, sister of Mr Potten vis
ited witii relatives in Forest Grove
land.
Sunday
Samuel B Lawrence. Jr. wa* i
Members of Sherwiv.il Masonic
confined to his
home
several
days this week with an attack of Isvdge and Holly Chapter O .ll
held their annual picnic at Louie's
the flu.
Park Sunday There was a large
A. M.
Jannsen accompani«d 'attendance
,
the Shriners to Victoria. B C.
Dinner
guests
at
the
E
E.
Saturday morning and returned
Stipe home Tuesday eveutug were
Monday.
Mrs. J. C
Huntley o f Omaha
R. H. Spencer has rented the Neb. and Mr and Mrs. A George
Holboke building and will estab o' Pcrtland.
lish a
saw-filing and
eabinet
Mr
and Mrs. F G Starreit
shop there soon.
have as their house guests their
Howard Locke who lived in the
':.« * nephews and nieces from
Hazeldale neighborhood a num 1 rest Grove, children of Mr
ber of years was calling on old Starreit.- brother
friends last week.
Mr
aud
Mrs. W. K. Van
Mr. and
Mrs
F. V. Rose- j Kleek. daughter t a tta in . ana'
bruugh spent several days at the Miss Jane Domagalla i f Port
beach this week where they are land left Wednesday for a vaca-
building a cottage.
tion at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. H R. K e llin g -, George McKercher. w ho is i
ton and daughter Joyce visited ai i member ■ l the Naval
Reset v. -
tre R. B.
Denney and
Carl spent the week-end in Aberdeen,
Schiffler homes Sunday
Washington assisting in bring
Mr. and Mrs. M. Pienovi and , ing the naval reserve I mat Eagle
[RIGHT*OUT OF THE AIR!
By EARLE FERP.IS
One ct the rare iaUier and sen
tfjm s on radio contributes to Harry
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Von Zell s CBS Sunday night sum-
mer show It is
c o m p o s e d of
Osc-ir Bradley,
A"
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|k
L ;, '
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j k jjfjj-iA
Harry Von Zell
!
day and the prospect is that he
won 1 t'-3 ' e a sing.e
ore
returns to the air in Octcber. He
^ oeen playing hotels, theatres and
¡jance engagements which wouldn t
fi. m with his winter and spring
broadcast sclieduie.
t h e orchestra Marian Jordan, the lemmine mem-
leader, and ms tier of the popular radio team ot
son John, who is fibber McGee and MoUy. is a inert
home from Yale ;
for the summer, j
jjg r
Although J clm si
& r& Z jr* ‘
paramount am-
/ ‘
\
bition is to be-|
m TGEP.
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A
come an flc.or.
he has a f.-re
lot muvcai ar-
ran° ;n'? ana 15
a*s. ilng his da-'
on the Von Zell
program.
Joiinny Green, who at the age ol 29
has written many outstanding seng
hits, states that he will not be con-
tent unless he has at least forty hits
to his credit when he reaches fiity
years of age.
in
Mr. and Mrs
laiwrence Day
(Katherine Beach) o f Portland
relumed Tuesday from a week's
vacation in San Fraucisoi.
Mrs. Jay Gibson returned Fr.
day from a two week's visit in
l«i Grande. Ore
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Clarence Muse, screen and radio |
baritone, states that his fan mail
discloses that the majority ol listen-
j'
ers prefer sad and mournlul tunes
during the summer arid gay and
i
light numbers in the w-nter.
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M tRIAN JOr.PtN
Not publicized Is the fact that Aille
Lowe Miles used to be a movie star. versatile entertainer than the air
She got oil the acting track into audience suspects. For years she
tau .it piano, voice and violin to
you.. ■ ters In Peoria. 111. Later, she
toured vaudeville with her own or»
che, ra and did comedy bits with
her hu:b nd, Jim «Fibber McGee)
Jordan During tn.eir first years on
radio the team was known as The
Twins, the Smith Family and The
Smackouts.
Comedian Bob Burn' who proved
that Horatio Alger was right w hen it
comes to radio has finally moved
lrom his $2750 a month apartment
into a Beverly Hills home costing
$8 ),000. The purchase ot the home
didn't strain Burns' pocket-book
either. Movie and radio contracts
guaiantee him a million dollars in
three years.
Miss vlyce Bloom.. \\ \V Kid
die and Karl Huuck. till of Port
land. Mrs
J
W
Huson and
Ge rue McKercher
Mrs Olive Stott Gabriel o f Gar
den Home accompanied by her
sister. Mrs.
Peter Wilhelm «if
Portland, her niece Mrs
Paula
Ranchman of Brooklyn. New York
and Mrs Carol F wle*- of Cedar-
burst were guests of Mrs S. If
1-awrence and Mrs
l.ottesc J
Carter on Monday
Quit«- some activity took place
at the highway Junction at the
west edge o f town Monday when
State
Policemen
slopped all
traffic and weighed trucks and
asked to s«-e ilrivers’ licensen As
a result Justice O
Thvng re-
rwirts thirty were given tickets
for not having licenses
VI WTOR’S REPORT
r.IVEN AT MEETING
The Auditor's report. preaout-
«*d at the August incr. r. . »f the
City Fathers slmw.il that Bea
verton has
$17,ton iW> r « ;!i in
hand.
Some $«i.(VM) belline* in
the sinking f n..l to re* .e l-or.-l-t
which will be due t February
and $2.500 will pnv the "emi-nn-
nual interest on the oul‘-tar..i!ng
debt
At the
meeting ih > Ccuncil
voted to huv a sr-cond hand m o v e ;
to cut the w«-eds sen s the streets
and to install a drinking fou r-
lain In the Recorder's office in
the eity hail now- under r r i,n o
tion
ALLIE LOWE MILES
Horace Hetdt. whose music is neard
over both CBS and the Mutual net
works. believes In keeping his or
ganization Intact. Four members ot
the band have been with him for
twelve years and six have passed the
five year mark.
Ozzle Nelson has been on "vaca
tion" from radio for more than a
juuuib now but he has worked every
p u n t n j (p iY e s p o n d e n c e
HAZELDALE NEWS
By Mr».
J.
Iinlah
V
Know Your Language
By C. L. Bushnell
S ch ool o f E nglish,
International C orrespondence
S ch o o l»
word “ boycott” has estab
T HE
lished a firm place fo r itself in
the English Language, although it
made its first appearance only a
little more than fifty years ago.
The word derives from a Captain
Boycott, a land agent in County
Mayo, Ireland, whose difficulties
with the Irish Land League in 1880
brought it into use. The word, in
varying forms, is also found in the
French, German, Russian and other
European Languages.
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What is wrong with this sentence?
“ I am going to do my hair like
you do yours.”
The sentence should read—
“ I am going to do my hair as
you do yours." One thing is like
another. You do a thing as someone
else does it.
e DAK
>111.L NE>VS*
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Ity Girl Scout l'roop N«>. ni |
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Mr and Mrs Joe Riggert are
th«- proud | si rents of a baby girl
born Friday
Mr and
»iM-iit last
Beai-li.
Mrs. A II l’earsou
week-end ut Camion
1 ii«- l odar Mills Noti Scrtu! imi
Joe 1‘lluso front Mt.
Shasta,
California wn» a Sunday vtsltoi Suini,!) Scie 11I In-ld 11 pi. ttlc al
I-osi Park \\ ednesday .
at the IVu- Pili:*n home.
Mr
and
Mr*. Tod
Fleske*.
Mary Book fr«un Salem spent
everal day* last week with her l'Ulna Flesk«-a and Ytviun Qulek
spetu last weekend ut Oli».
sistor Mrs George I. lie) .
'Day G
R A Y
iä / H
F N ' " " ' ir r,‘ r H
"n,rrT
I hirst y
vT 1 I L i l T ) „ n
TRY the “ 1 J and I"
Beaverton. Oregon
Investigate
heat. It’s*.
a sW v
BETTER
CHEAPER
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P ortland G as & C oke C om pany
Mr
and- Mrs
W
I
U do
Mr and Mrs i d Phlnnay from
re ha uni daughter, l'al rie la are
Rosalie, Washington visited sev
spcmlmg a vaeatlon by tonni)«,
oral «lays last we«-k at th«- home
ibi Oregon beache» and stoppini;
o f Mr and Mrs Ray Kinchelo*-.
ai Crater laike ami thè Oregon
Mrs
Wilbur Crockor gave a Cavea.
dinner jiartv Friday iu houor ..
011 Wi-dln-sdiiy night tliree Hit I ! -
Mrs. Go rge Furgcson from Itia-
or» from «me o{ thè Hospital
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and Mr
¡: .11 * itii« - o '
*blps
aere entertaltn-d wlth a dm-
Portland
ner ut thè home of Mrs John
Great interest is being show 11 son Mrs. Sk«>v vvas hostess with
In ill«'
Xmerieanlzatlon elassos Pie ailors present txdng Arthur
tieing conducted every Tuesday Jollp. li In-rt Curr mrd William
and Friday evening a« the Coop 1 olirne
«-
er Mountain school.
ALOHA
Henry Chapman aevompunied
'•I* sister. Mr*. R. R Hawkins
from Portland to Fossil Sunday
They were rnlhd there by the
dralh of their mother, Mr*. Sara |
< liapnian
Mr* Henry Chapman
left Monday to attend the run -
era!
Mr*. We* Barry accompanied
ht t son Ol ver Taylor o f Pori -
land, tie Seaside last Thur d ’ y
where she visited her daughter.
Mr*. May Pizer. Mr. Taylor’s
daughter Geraldine returnei! with
them Friday from a two week’*
vaeatl n at the beach
Mr
and Mr*
OPEN
F o r B usiness
In Our New Location
NEWS
Elmer
Waldele has sold
h s
place and the |« o|ih> are luovlng O ---------------------------------------------— ifi
Mr
Joe Bush v 1 si ted at the
in t h i s wi-ek
Mrs
Kd l**>nep
vv'10 lias Ix-en occupying the pla»« Gi-rlM-rdine home at llr<*>k* Sun
day.
j is moving to Yakima. W'a-h
Mr and Mr* J im - Bush spent
Mr and Mrs E W. Livermore
and granddaughter
accompanied u couple of day* recently ut Ifuy
Mr and Mrs Jack Neff and son Ocenn
Jess«- Hay* inmln
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V.V.VAWAV.W.V.W.VAVW.VAV.V.’AV.Y.W .Vi
Harris Building on Broadway
Two Entrances - Canyon Road And Brnncway
C
Ï Gas
-
Oil
-
Lubrication
i
Repair W ork O f All Kinds
I
W e Carry A Full Line O f Tires, i
Batteries, Ignition Parts,
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WAKE UP Y0U3
LIVER BILE-
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Without Cilomfl And You II Jump Out «1 Bed it
the Mornin| Harm' to C.
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See Us For Quality Used Cars
Th** liver 1 .'»1 j-' ur
it tw«» i* m«'
f
liquid hile into your bow rU daily. M th• hit«
U not flowmir
your ft*»d d«wAn*t «li*r»,«t.
It jURt derayii in the
(in* bloat* up
| o o r ito n a c h . You f « t conitlfiatad. Ymat
w h o!«
in r** *m . d and you f«^l a* ur,
•unk and th« world looks i«unk.
I.i*x;»tiv*’s ar** only nu»l •• hifts. A m cm
bowel movement d<M**iri t jf«-t «t th*' can **• It
takes th»»se iroo*|, ol*l i a r i r r ». Litil»- I ■ r
I'lliH to ir<;t tl.es« tw o 1*1 iri'i» o f ..i - fl
rf
freely and make you r«-«t “ upand np llar-n-
i€ a . 7 s ...! w , v«t airiazinir >n makiiitt 1»t‘ M«>w
freely. Aak f«»r « » r i♦«/ % LittW- I.iv«r
by
nain«. Stubbornly ref on* anythin* «is«* '¿r*c.
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CARR'S AUTO REPAIR S
Nash
Lafayette
Sales & Service
Phone
Beaverton 4 8 0 3
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Worthwhile Savings
In Building Materials
Barn Sash
ClaMMtficd
Per Word
Kate*
for woixl or a c o w . John Selin-
p-:i«i 1 \
her. Bx 381, Beu verton.
One Cent
SHUTE PARK
If Paid When Ordered
E«*r Sale— P ii-
Impiiru Beaver- ;
HILLSHOKO, OREGON
«Minimum Price for fu st
c-35-’J §
ten Review Office.
insertion, 15 cent*)
Rilling ( harg<-
Ten Leni» Enr Sab- Practically new Rem- ! I
Ing Ion
Por table type writer. I
Suii.--ci|uenl |n*erli»nn, u«-r word,
Term*. 1,. Marble < «mk at Iti - I
One Lent
Some pertinent facts about Charlie
cbey’s Hardware and Furniture !
McCarthy, the little ventrtloauist*
EXAMPLE— It a 10-wcrd clas-
P-.16 ;
»to te .
| dummy who has
Largest Free Fair In The aified ndyertixenient Is Inher ed, It
t a k e n America
would
co*t
15c
for
one
time,
JGo
; by storm: He's
Northwest
j fifteen years old,
for two time*, .'¡6c for three times,
I was carved from
Miscellaneous
«/.«'. If neee-K^ry to ¡vend out a
Educational,
Instructive staieim-nt, an additional (barge
w h i t e p in e ,
j weighs f o r t y
rr oaey
M ire) lo loan
5
And Entertaining
of 10c will be made.
! pounds is thirty»
to l«>i n on ko « k 1
improve 1 Ì
j four Inches tall.
farms. Al»«> have 8 % n oney ;«
Charlie is hollow.
( ’ash Premiums For A-
<>n g«n d dairy
herd*. K. A.
FOR SALE
1 has a few simple
wards And Displays
j levers i n s i d e
ctf.
Griffith
Hill-boro, Ore.
Kor
Sul«-
Wixxl
I*5"
'»r
I
ft.
| w h 1 c h permits
; h l s alter ego
Other Awards And Prizes no-l Bose ned i>olo wood. F.
Edgar Bergen, to
II W ikon ¡ind »on*. Phone or-
WANTED
mak< h t s tip-
\u Event Of Interest To Every
¿«■TK to 94U> Beaverton
adv.
move head turn
Re-, ideiti Ol’ I l M h l M l l M (O l.n(l)
York
B u n t e d C a r p e n t r y f>2%4
■ and so forth In
Ksr hale— i m nty-five pig^
One
other times and Charlie McCarthy
per hour, cement pouring, $1
mile
north
and
three
miles
For
information
write
Fol
L.
places he might
pw hour.
Cabinet,
chimney,
west of Beaverton on Walker
M oore. Manager, Chamber of C< in
have been burned for a witch or
odd Jobs. Arthur A. la-avlt;,
worshipped as a god. Amencaru
Road
Emil Trachsel.
p-36
merrme, Hillsboro, Oregon
One mile »oulh of Bank. Kt.
however. Just love him and buy doll« 1
tesembling him lor the children.
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P A ID A D V E R T I S E M E N T
l or sale— .Slur car or will trad«- > 1 Beaverton.
September 2- 3- 4
lo Oregon City
f'j.OAO a year;
u**l*lnut d«<ntat
laboialory
into hut) I «.
Jl.liu a
Mi
and Mia. Roy Juiiiea uf w a r; dentai liygleiil*t, d I .*■'-'«* '•
year; Public llvulth Beri Ice, I*«
l.os \ngcl«'*, w Ito huve be«»n vi*
parteul o f Treasury, ami Veter
lllng al III«' E. I, Jaimm bolli*
an*' Administration.
muti'
Itecdvlllc lift far
lindi
Full informal Ion muy be obtnlit
houle Tliutsday afteruoon
od ut tile post office
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(ÌVIL SERVICE E\-
$'• ■'«ubivi I plsvnpal I li il re II |
la r i 11. Ilnrsell, l'nalor
AMS ANNOllNCED
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Siimluy Selnml II; IR ani. Hu-
The l'till«'il Siale* t’ivll S er
llulladuy
vivi C oiiiiiiìhh I ou lui* nniiounreiì puriuleinlent, Paul f
Morning
Worship at 11
ant
open eomiH'tliive
exaiiiiuat'oiis
Sermon Topic "A Man o f F«irc-
for Ilio followlng poalt.n-a;
night ”
Associate mi vai urolti <'«-t fa,
Kpworlh leagu e 7 pin
.‘no a year; aaalstant Dava! nvrh
Iteci, $2.non a year.
Dentai
lalHiratory
nterhanlc. 'I III'. RIA I KW CAN DO
THAT PRINTING KO It YOP
Read the Classified Ads.
Washington
County Fair
trip
Mrs C u l l i t i Katteriuau I* he
Slieruian Rhodes, who lias l>«-en
. t Kstucadu for some time is now ì mg visltod by her futher, Mr.
Sheldou, v i l l o s e hotne in now 111
working for Jake kemmier
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NOTARY PUBLIC«
! Contraila.
rlMIUtANCt IN M»T C I* «»»U K
Mr aud .Mrs K R I Kuala vis
Mi
inni Mr*
Duvlil Edlger
led friend* at Amboy and Battle
| ami elilldren. Dolore* and l(ny
lì«-ilI s ami Sells Ileal I stale
Ground. Washington Sunday.
niond. spetu thè
w«>ek-en<l u'
Mr
anil Mr
Ralph Dukettv
I Garibaldi ami olher
'nilantook
front Aurora visited his cousin,
tieaehe*.
John Iinlah amt family Monday
Mr. and Mr*
Wullaco Stop
Id ward Barnes (from Oceu 4
in imi of itomi Btver .*|iont Mott-
Lake is visiting his grandpar
1 day wttli Mr
nnd
Mr*. John
«-ills, Mr. and Mrs
C. 1’ . Sy-
V. alter
\\ Ith thcm was llieir
v ers on
1 soli Henry Shipiiiun
trunk 1 ei tn-tli has been trails
The Cornell Club beiti mi out
tarred from his work at the
meeting ut thè
alulinomah hotel to the llliper et «t o r picnic
|
boni«-
of
Mr*
Beri
Fleakea t'hlld
iu| Hotel
reti wi-re inrluded ami a g«*«d
Mr
and Mrs.
Julius Gaasnei j tinta- w as Inni by a ll.
t|M nt Sunday at
Salem
where
Mr ami Mrs Philip M«a«l ami
hey visited Mrs Gasstier'» ».<-
! daughter. Phvllis bave ln-«-n va
ter. Mrs Charles Sr nut Id t
i l a ! iotiIng at th« Nehalrm hoin-ln*.«
Mrs
Bessie
Bridgman
has
I i ln v m e vislting ut Ilio home -f
moved her turkey* to her moth j l.«‘<- Memi vvhile tln-re.
er'
pl-iee at
l.ic.- v voile where
Mr*
K 1! Jone* I* retavier-
they will have more range
| ih froui 11
■ erlous uttnvk >'
Mrs. Esther Kiel
s|M-m ih-v . beurt trouble Sh«- I* confine«! 1. 1
r eekend in Seattle at » union
; Portlund under thè doctur'u care
meeting, as secretary ot the can
nery winkers union *>f llillstxiro ; and ecma t * In* dolnx nlrely.
of Portland, to darkam a* Sunday
v here 1 .« v picnicked with friends.
D A Y and NIGHT
writing, radio production and allied
Jobs. Now she conducts the "Hus
bands and Wives” broadcasts each
Tuesday over NBC with Bed ley
Brown. In addition to all these
things she has also written fiction
under a dozen different names
a huslues*
Monda).
Fred Smith, Oregonian repre
sentative at Tillamook, was iu
Beaverton greeting aid friends ,«u
Thursday ol' this week
Miss lone Wlditig Is still con
fined to her home suffering from
injuries received in an accident
Mrs R. I,, ltiggi visited at tb" several months ago She will not
Peter Debentditti home In Por*- be able to return to her work in
land Wednesday evening.
Pori la n d 'fo r some time.
Mr. and Mr*. H A Nielsen
and children are vacationing at
the beach
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Portland
Adve rtixing
75c
Screen Doors
Shingles,
$1.90
per bdi., 55c
Glass Cloth,
Roof Paint
yd.
g T l
30c
44 c
Set* IJs for Sami, Gravel, Cement, Holts and
Poultry \etlin<|
F. D. Peck, M gr., P h o n e 12505
McCready Lumber Co.
Phone 4603
Q e a v e rto n
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