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Th« Beaverton Review FRIDAY. AUGUST 13. 1937 Kansas are visiting recent auto accident Mrs. G«orgo Blasser. Mrs. 0. Osborne. Th\ng. Miss Jean Klelu. Mrs. their son Carl Pierce and family. Gertrude Ooibratidson and her cation at the beach. Matilda Kelly and Mrs. W H En* Mr and Mrs. Jesse Hays and daughter Belly spent the week-end Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Unge and grlke were luncheon guests of daughter Sharon spent Sunday Mrs. Joe Hishell and Mrs Murte Hazel Gee and Mother U Clark at Tacoma with friends. spent Sunday at the City Park In at the Joe Bush home. Delbert Smith came down on Falwards of Milwaukie, given at Portland, Sunday from Arlington to visit J. Rickey of Oklahoma, who the home of Mrs. Utsholl. Wednes Mrs. Jesse Hays. Mrs. Clyde his mother Mrs. George Sandford. ; with Mrs. Rickey is vlsitng Mrs day. Riley uud Mrs. Fred Sundqutst Jordan Is spending a few days The Associate Matrons of the J. C. Smith returned Saturday spent last Friday at the Joe from ten daya spent at the coast ! on the Tillamook beaches. Portland and adjucent O.E.S. Kush home. visiting Twin Rocks and Ooqutle. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of Sher chapters entertained the Asao. Pa liarland spout from Sunday u n -. trons and Trailers with a pic Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bush called wood. formerly o f North Dakota, Gertrude Gulhran*<>ll eutertsiu til Tuesday at Otter Itock. were guests at the home of Rev. nic at Avalon lhirk Sunday. Mr. oti Manford McNeils of Port laud ed Friday evening v 'th a parly and Mrs. R. U laicy and Mr. and The J. Kirby family left for | anj Mrs. H. R Burns Sunday. Monday. They were old time honoring friends from Callfor-' Mrs. Fred Goyt of lieuver lYmpler the beach Tuesday. They expect nla. The Intermediate and Junior No. 106 were among those pre friends of theirs. »« 8»* nd * two-weeks vacation Sunday school classes of the sent. Mrs. Henry Chapman's mother there and visiting at Sheridan, Christian Church picnicked at Co- Mrs. Ida V. Jackson from „Mount - I C E D A R M ILL N E W S Mr and Mrs. George Thyug Mr. and Mrs. William Oeschger iumbin park Sunday afternoon. with a group of relatives Includ | By Girl Scout Troop No. 61 | aindule Is spending thla week with and and ^ rs. ^ d 't e y N'eUoa w>(| M,,rU> 1>uv,es and her sis ing Mr. and Mrs. Ira Crawford. + — — : ---------------------------------m her. all of Portland visited at the home j ter. Mrs. Robert Hocken o f Cor- < Mr. U 3 Mrs. Ku<l> (Itlhllll. all of Mr*. George Gray non Is spend Mrs. It. R. Maixuer Is at home of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Felsher Sat-1 vallis, spent several days last Portland. Mr. and Mrs. John Uur- ing a week at Netarts and Ocean from the hospital recovering from urdav. week visiting with Mrs. Hocken'* dnor and family of Hillsboro and Park. Injuries received In un auto aC' Mrs. Ed Sheets had guests o- daughter in Medford. Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stewart and Evelyn and Jimmie Walt o n eldest. ver the week-end from Grass family of Heaver, spent the day are spending a month wl*'t iel- Miss Elsie Whitworth and Gor Valley. California.. Mrs. Rose, Mrs* Mrs. E. W. Livermore and Mr. atlves, don Halsten with a group of Sunday at Netarts. Crane. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mi - aud Mrs. Jack Neff visited Mr. friends from McMinnville are U. P. Johnson la ip'tiding a c rain. and Mrs. Qua la>pe at St. Helens vacationing near Waldo lake to •'College Wheats" Replace OC.ier* week-end at Depoe Bay The extent to which the so- Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Kilm and the summit of the Cascades. Beth laiuiae Atwood I n visit called "college wheals' li.tve re Mrs. Carrie Wetteland of Port Mrs. 1-yle Taylor aud children Mr. an4 Mrs. E. G. Perkins, placed older vartetl-H* in maj. r ing Doria West. land were guests last w.-ek of and Mrs. O. W. Hestorlee snu Mr and Mrs. Carl Backland of wheat growing sect I t .is of Ore Eldon Thompson is vlhlilng a Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart of Gar l^ k e Road and Mr. and Mrs. gon was apparent to any truinyd month with his parents. He has children picnicked ut Isiule's park den Home. Claire Kennedy of Oregon City observers who traveled the Old been working with hi* uncle In Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Jack Fleetwood spont Sunday at Wilhoit Springs. Oregon Trail highway this year. Sun Francisco. Johnnie Gorse left last week for and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mattern. all g y The Past Noble Grand's cluo From the top o f Emigrant hill Eugene where he haa a position of Detroit, Oregon visited over met Wednesday night at Mrs. east of Pendleton, mnuy thousands H A Z E L D A L E N E W S ! ; with the Southern Pacific Railway the week-end at the H. M Barn Hardman's. Two birthday cakes of acres of grain are visible From By Mrs. J. im l.h I [ Company. es home. that vantage poiut. before har and ice cream were served. Bet n ------------------------------------------------- n Mr*. Wilbur Crocker was oper Holt Beach, camaraman .or Par ty Myers assisted Mrs Hardman. vest. only three fields could be Roy Hetzer Is quite seriously seen that did not have the brown ated on for appendicitis Friday amount pictures at Hollywood ill in the hospital. Miss Dorothy Drone, who lias chaff indicative o f either Feder visited with his father William been I morning at the St. Vincent's h •*- visiting her cousin Miss Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are vaea Federation Beach near St. M arvs two di>)s Betty Hanson for several weeks ation or Rex wheat. ! pital, at last report* was doing was introduced from Australia tioniug at the beaches. last week. 1 ulcely. is leaving the first of the week by the Moro brunch experiment Mr and Mrs. F. G. Starret and for her home in Fon du lac. WU- station, while Rex wheat was ac Mrs. J. ||, Uerhart’s mother of O. N. Mossen formerly of this Jewel, Ore. Is visiting her. Mrs. Starrett. Sr. spent the week | consin. tually bred and developed there. I end at Waldport. A reunion o il Mi uud Mrs. Euiunuel Balia The members of the Beaverton the Slarreu family was «pent Situ.lay at Depoe Buy ' j camp fire girls are attending the ALOHA N EW S vent of Sunday. (c o u n c il fire meeting at Reed col- B ------------------------------------- ---------- 38 Born to Mr and Mrs. Clarence ^ a t M e a M v * i l g a i \ C NOTARY n PUBLIC* Miss Klizalw'th Huvs spent 10 Stout August 3, a baby boy. evening under A marriage license was recent- ' lege this Friday the leadership of Miss Martha days at Seaside. ^iy granted to Lewis Carl Smith Estella luilah visited her cou of Portland. Route 4. and Miss Randall. Mr. Leo Atkinson and Kather sin*. Kulph Du Rette'a at Aurora Bents and Sells Real Estate ■Evelyn Alma Lrchty of Beaverton. Mrs Margaret H. King of Oak- ine Thraft spent the week-end at Monday. at Vancouver. land. California and Mrs. Robert Pacific City. Mrs. Herman Schoene und Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce o ' Mrs I’ rwin LA Komi returned » Brown Of Garden Homo ....... children left the first of the week luncheon guests of Mrs. S. B. from the hospital Saturday and is j 1 for eastern Oregon. spending a few days récupérât- * .aivrence and Mrs. Ixruese Car Read the Classified Ads. Mr. uud Mrs. George Sandford ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ! ter on Thursday. are papering and painting the in Adolph La Fond. | Mr. and Mrs. Hawley GilbeD side of their house. Mr and Mrs. W. R. Van Kleek. i -a' ’ns Hawley and Bruce tno Ole Tollefeson and Willard daughter Catheryn. and Miss Jane 1 daughter. Surley left Saturday fot Know Your Language Rohr back spent several days Domogalla of Portland visited a vacation at Seaside. Mr. Haw last week at Seaside. Wednesday from a week’s vaca ley returned Monday and the fam B y C. L . B ushnell ily remained for a week's stay. Ixtna Ijirnb from San Francisco ti n at Newport. S ch ool e l E nglish. is visiting her friend. Mis* Er In te rn a tio n a l Correa pondenca Mrs. W. J. Scott and dangh- Dinner guests of Mrs. M. C. ma Broad this week. School* McKercher and son George Wed- i ters. Margaret and Marjorie re ^Portland E. L. Cox of Hinton was town on business Monday. in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen spent Sunday at Wilhoit spring:, Mrs. Hugh Lewis and Dorothy liewis visited at Scholls Wednes day night. Dr. and Mrs. R S Welsh spent the week-end fishing on the W il son river. Dorothy Dodson o f Sandy is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. How ard Hughson. The Washco Seed and Feed store closed its doors the latter part of last week. Mrs. Gerda U lja visited with her sister, Mrs. John Anderson a few days last week. Ruth McDonough of Glen Dive. Montana is a guest of Miss Thel ma Burns this week. Miss Anita Pienovi was one of the entertainers at the Rivo'i theatre Monday night. Twenty-one Rebekahs and Odd Fellows from Beaverton visited Hillsboro lodge Tuesday night. Filins developed free and prints any size, only 4< each at Brown's Beaverton Pharmacy. c-32tf The Beaverton Grange will meet in regular all day session in the Grange hall. Saturday. August 14. Henry Führer of Raleigh is in the Good Samaritan hospital where he underwent an operation last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Larson and daughter, Grace, expect to leave this week-end to visit relatives at Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller. Gene and Mr. and Mrs. Bus Rinehart of Hillsboro picnicked at Sauv- ies island Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Saylor (Gladys Tallman) and little daughter of Ocean Lake are visiting at the D. C. Tall&mn home. T ? right ’ out of THE 75 R! AMES MELTON, star of the Sunday Night Party, travelled the long J broke hard road to radio stardom without help from anyone. He practically into radio by main force, making Roxy stand In an outer office and inspects over 2500 manuscripts an nually. M. H. H. Joachim, producer of “Your Unseen Friend,’’ believes that mid dle-aged persons are easier to train for radio dramatic roles than young sters. Only exception to the rule of “no studio audience” at the Werner Janssen Sunday night programs is ANN HARDING Mrs. Werner Janssen, Ann Harding of the movies. Even Mrs. Janssen won’t look directly at Werner when he is conducting. She is "out front," but always looking off to the side. Usually Ann’s eight-year-old daugh ter, Jane, accompanies her. 8he la fascinated by Janssen as he works. Wilbur Hatch, CBS musical director heard from Hollywood, has given many network vocalists their radio debuts. Among them is Francla White, now being beard on Don Voorhees’ "Cav alcade of Amer ica." MARION BARNEY over the NBC networks, have had their faith in her portrayal Justified with the selection of "Mother Young" a* "radios perfect mother" by Radio Mirror magazine. Of all the women playing maternal roles In radio, Miss Barney was accorded that honor. Mr. aud Mrs. Samuel Doughty and daughter Rose from Amity ■pent Sunday with bla mother Mrs. Bert Doughty, who la quLe 111 but Improving. Clarence Stout’s place has been transferred from the Reedvtl'n school district to the Hazeldale school district ao the children would he closer to school. Mr and Mrs. W J. McSemorse o f Norton Va. visited Mrs. M. A. Ketchum last week They liked I*, so well on the coast that they will return In the early fall and make It llielr peimuneui home. KVther Livermore, grunddsugh- ter o f Mr and Mr*. B. W. Liver more ercompuulcd Mr. and Mrs. Jack Neff uml son tif Portland to St. Helens Sunday where she will spend a week with her grand mother. Mrs. Bessie Bridgman accomp anted Miss Ulliun Carlson of Portland. Mr*. Lillian Hanley and Arthur Hanley o f Ixdseyville to Newport Hunduy They went by way of Corvallis and report the crop* looked good this side o f Cor vallis The mother* of the boys' ag ricultural club Hazeldale gave a surprise stork shower last Wednesday in honor o f Mrs l> E. Francis at the home of Mrs. It. Kincheloe Appropriate game* were enjoyed und a luncheon served to fourteen mothers. t i / U I T M ' « “ Ar» TT n e n i o , Ar* Thirsty T R Y the “ II and T Beaverton. Oregon i Carlton KaDell. ace network an nouncer, will be qualified to en ter the commer cial field should he decide to de sert radio. Be lieving that it enables him to do a better sell ing Job on the a ir , K a D e l l studies e v e r y Carlton KaDell p h a s e o f h la sponsor's prod uct from manufacturing to mer Frank Black, a* a member of two committees who pass Judgment on works of unknown sotnposera, ohanrilMng, Buy Your Crown WAKE UP YOUR LIVER B IL E - Feeds From Us W e Solicit « » Pellets And Mash For Your Convenience. Holland’s Feed Store P h o n e 5603 ? +•*•++4 1 1 1- Classified Advertising Rates to lot n <>n good im p 'ove J j farms. Also have H% n oney j Per Word One Cent on good dairy herds. E. AJ If Paid When Ordered Griffith Hillsboro. Ore. ctf. j (Minimum Price for first For Kent— 3-room apartment, gas | insertion, 15 cents) bath. etc. Very reasonable. Billing Charge Ten Cents Phone 9415, Beaverton. adv I Subsequent Insertions, per word. One Cent EXAMPLE— If a 10-word clas W ANTED sified advertisement Is Inserted, It would cost 15c for one time, )5c Work \\ anted—Carpentry 62 for two times, 35c for three times, per hour. Cement pouring, $1 etc. If necessary to send out a per hour. Cabinet, chimney, statement, an additional charge odd Jobs. Arthur A. T^avlti, One mile south of Bank. Rt. of 10c will be made. 1 Beaverton. c-36-tt COOL WAY FOR S A L E CALIFORNIA AM. C ' regularly aligned our trains ( : ililorr.ia are air-condi tioned! j bis means, that no matter what t>pe of accommodations you choose and regsrd/eis of the weather, you’ll ride in cool, clean, comfort all the way. Car tempera tures arc automatically kept at just (he right degree. There’s no dust or dirt. Noise is deadened. When you go to California, enjoy this marvelous comfort, which only the train provides! Rail fares are 2c a mile and less. Why travel less com fortably when rail fares are to low.' S o u th e rn PacSfie See local S P agent or write J A O R M A N O ’.' C-.t. T > r - in Pacific Building, f'o .land, O i c g o n Your Business And fla n To Keep ;; A Fresh Complete Stock O f Crown Feeds In ; Mrs. Olive Stott Gabriel oi Garden Home motored to Crater Lake this week with her sister, Mrs. Peter Wilhelm of Poi Hand her niece, Mrs. Pan.a Rauchmaa of New York and Mrs. o Fow ler of Cederlrurst. THE All the women who listen to Marlon Barney playing the role of Mrs. Young In "Pepper Young's Family” ■** & ‘ «*n»ed Saturday from a several Vic Halley Is very 111 at hia , week’s visit with relatives in Kv- “ F A R T H E R ” and “ further” are home from injuries received in a a often used indiscriminately, ! anston. Wyo.. On their way home even by writers of recognized stand 1 <*«“> tnureii through Yellowstone ing There is, however, a distinction. "Farther” denotes a greater dis j 1>ar,t' ; Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Stipe. Mr. tance between two points, as "Scran ton is farther from New York than and Mrs. A M Jannsen. Dr. and Philadelphia is.” “ Further" is Mrs. J. R. Talbert, Mrs. Carrie properly used in the sense of "more I^eonard. and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. in advance" or “ additional,” as “ A Mithml C i M Asd TssiH J*m 0*t *4 ltd I* further difficulty is certain to be Bummers attended the Shriner's tM Mwatsf Rwis' ts C* encountered.” • • • TV« liver should pour out tw o pound* o f picnic at Jantzen Beach Friday liquid bflo Into your bo wet* dally. I f this bil« In verbs with the prefix “ re-* the la not ft©winy f roely. your food doesn't diyvnt. evening. It ju «t d «r«y s in tho bowels, (¿as bloat*» up prefix itself signifies “ pgam ," Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Felsher and “ back,” "anew.” To say, therefore, your etomech You yet conetipated lo u r whole system is poisoned end you feel sour, 1 children visited with Mrs. Felsh- "H e returned back to his original sank snd ths world looks punk starting place” is what grant- I-axativea are only m akeshift*. A mars er's sister, Mrs. Theodore Wetzel marians call a pleonasm— the use of bows! movement doesn't yet st the cause It 'and daughter Nancy Lynn of more than the necessary number o f t«kes those rood, old C-artera Little Liver Pills to yet those tw o pounds o f bile flowing Milwaukie, Wis. at the home of words. The sentence should read freely snd make you fe e l’ up snd up Harm- Mrs. Emma Johnson in Portia id simply, “ He returned to his original !•*«. ye:.-.!«, «at am szm y in m aking bile flow freely. Ask fo r (!s r te r e Little I*ivrr fills by Sunday. starting place.” nains. Stubbornly refu se anythiny else t b e . CALL F” R BIDS The Hoard of School District No. 48, Washington County, Bea verton, Oregon calls for bids on bus insurance. Bids to be n hands of clerk by August 20th. Bid sheets available at High School. Althea Haulenbeck, Clerk. adv. c-37 Rudy Vailee Is having his most suc cessful season in years with the re turn of better times for the amuse ment world—offering definite proof that the one-time crooner Is still a box office attraction. But now it's Rudy Vailee, the showman built by radio, who Is In demand. ■* ■ m A Y community but now o f California baa been visiting old friends hsfe and staying at Dr. Chanley'a at Scholls. Poultrymen ---------------------------------- By EARLE FERRIS— — ---------- ------------ -• > • < \ mm T J • "D o y C R j — Returned to the c a s . of “One Man's Family ’ a f . e r a long absence is Bar bara Jo Alien, who play.; the p a r t of Beth Holly In the script. Beth has been in and out of the story for about five years. a va j The annual Washington County uesday evening, were the Misses Pomona Grange picnic will be Betty Hanson and Dorothy Drone held in Shute Park. Hillsboro, and Leroy Haynes. Sunday. August 22. Mrs. Elmer Benson and little Mr. and Mrs. \\\ L. Cady, Max daughter, Wanda and Mrs. Ben- ine and David and Mrs. L. M. 'son's sister. Dr. Wanda Meyer oi listen to h im sing. C onse q u e n t ly . he k n o w s now tough It is for y o u n g singers, and no star In Radio City goes further out of his way to help the "comers.” loft Monday for I Men Needed Kor Sale Wood 16" or 1 ft. and Seasoned pole wood F. H Wilson and sons. Phone or ders to 9415 Beaverton adv. for (HJOD PAY l*OSIT!ON8 Executive o f large Air Condlt ionlng and Electric R efriger ation Tr alning Organiz atlon For Naie Or Trade— Double bed springs. Want single springs or day bed. Phone 10751 c-37-38 Wants to hear from men who would like to prepare for po sit Ions as local Service and In stallation Experts. If you meet requirements, we will train you In your spare time for prof itable employment in your own | locality. Many make 33A-350 a j week Write giving age, pres ent employment, education. U- tlMttes Inst-. In care of The Bea verton Review. Beaverton, Ore P-37 , For Sale or might trade for wood or a tow , i r what have you, a Dodge sedan, good running o l der. Phone 9415. adv. ' For Sale— Pigs. Inquire ton Review Office. Beaver c-36-9 Miscellaneous l Mousy to loan — 5 money »++ •M -4--H - M -+-H - 4 + X -t-i-i-t- Worthwhile Savings In Building Materials Barn Sash 75c Screen Doors $1.90 Shingles, per bdlU 55c Glass Clot! yd 30c Roof Paini 44c • 1», L L Per Gal. f See Us For Sand, Gravel, Cement, Bolts and Poultry Netting F. D. Peck, Mtfh, Phone 12505 McCready lumber Co. Phone 4603 Beaverton
