The Beaverton review., January 14, 1938, Image 1

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The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
VOLUM E X V I, No. 7
Farm Economic Con­
ference Io Be
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday,
CORN SHOW HAS
W IDE INFLUENCE
Eighth Annual Corn
Show To Be
f£J .._
Silently Pacing
Jan.
14,
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
1938
COMMITTEES URi„-
O.E.S. Holds First
Meeting Of Year
T A iV lA U
IV Iit G lV i.A
Grade Quintet De­
teats Orenco Mon.
i By I, E. Franela, Assistant Co.
j am a* w II..SON
J armor commultea have been
Agent. >
Janie»
Wilson was
born in
| uiwuu. u.c pug. Week preparing
Tim approach
of the eighth
,,e i
reporua ior cue cmuiug
County Tyrone. Ireland, May 24,
annual Commercial National Hunk
>i a.«!!***/» county
.cuau ¿ar
1857, I be youngest child of a
Corn Hhow calls to mind the
economic
commence
gcucouieu
family of three broknurn and
ntute wide Influence
this corn
,oj a imay, jauna.y „o. i iei.ua
six «islets all of who u died n
Beaverton Defeats
Conference To Be
growing project has hud in the
Show To Be Held
Retiring 1937 Officers iniiiy piang ior inis courerelicu
Ireland many years a,: ».
development
of
the
Corn
enter
*eie
lunue-
,n
.»ovemoer,
ai
wmrn
He
came
to
the
Unit's«.
States
Witch Hazel By bcore
Held In Hillsboro On
January II And 15
Are Special Guests
prise, und ulso the record* mode
.mi« Houert v». war reus w„
in 1888. Worked in Pennsyl­
Of 26-6
January 27
by some of the a inner» in this
In Lobby Of Bank
c.ecie j „eiierui cumimau. Jr oi
At Meeting
vania
three months, lived
in
contivi In former years.
towing luat lime tour committees
lllinoi* six months, in Iowa six
Many Students Absent from
iilta o r, ( u in mil Ire Mi'rt
lu 1830 when the corn growing
Dr. II. K. Cun- o i 0 . N (,
montlm and went to M’lin sota
Mr»
Hcrtha William» Hade were aupoiuleu representing gen­
.school
Because Of lilac»»
lug» Vrr living llrld
contest was started by the hank
eral livestock, au larua crops,
in 1888 where he lived nnul to-
la To IP- Official Judge
Member Of Past Matrone
i__
under the dii ectimi of W. C. |
.and u»e, anti he ■women» m
came to Oregon in 1803.
The basketball boys
played
Meetings iif advance committ­ Cyrus, who was then assistant
v »ion. nenry nae,-, KeeUvUic;
The late Ed Bctiulmericb, for-»
lie
bought
a
s
n
.
l
t
ir.r.
mar
The
first
meeting
of
Beaver
Orenco Monday evening with a
ee» abler urn preparing material county ugent, corn growing in
J mer president of the Commercial I Tualatin during FrtJM Worked Chapter No. 106 O .E .9 . for Fred Jo-s>, R„. 2, Portland; J. -core of 23 to 4 in favor of
fur the forth coming Washington Orngou was in the pioneering
National Hank and founder of j in the Portland sawmills mo*.», 1838 was held Wednesday eve­ W. Keunina, Rt. 5, Hill.-boro and
the Beaverton grade school team.
rounty Cai in oronouiic conference, »luge
A situili amount of a
( the Washington County 4-H corn | of the time until 1826. Bold 1-
Lester
Cyphers,
North
ning with the retiring 1837 of­ Mrs.
Kenneth Fox made 12 of the
to be held lu HlUeboro, Juuuary superior quality of locally ud
1 con PM will he honored at the ! farm
In 1828 and moved
tc ficers a* special guest*.
Plains,
head these respective 23 {joints. The score for the
27, are resulting In the uiciiui- a tiled
Minnesota lit seed
war
i eighth annual 4 li corn
show Tuulatin soon after and retired
ii latliin of many Important fai l* distributed to each of the dut
-tame
with Witch Hazel
last
After
the regular
business 1 grout*).
This conference will not be rYiday was 26 to 6 with Bea­
and rlirurei regarding the pre- members enrolled m the contest ! which will be held In the lobby from hard labor.
melting Mrs. Bertha Williams
|
of
Ihe
hank,
January
II
and
15.
Mr. Wileon was initialed im-> Junior Past Matron was wel a repitition of the one of two verton having high score. There
aeut trend» and future outlook and from till« »mull beginniu*
i Pinal plans and arrangement! i the Carlton I.O .O .F . I>»dge No
for agriculture in till« county.
the p eject I um grown until now
«nmcd into the Past Matrons group years ago. 'the proceedings and wii! be a game here with Aloha-
of the conference two fiuber Friday evening.
The
udvnnee
work for the about twelve tons of first quality | tor the event have been an 166 of the jurisdiction of Minne with an appropriate degree in report
collfereuee la belug huudled thru seed corn is produced each year nouncod by J. L. Heurcey, cash sota. Nov. 6. 1881 and tra»i- - which she wag presented with year» ago will be reviewed <»ntl
Homer Speer has been absent
four committee« this year, whlclf by the I II members of Wsshiug ier. who Is in charge o f the | ferred to Tualatin l/ulge No 226 a recipe file and special recipes possibly some change* made in from the first grade for several
»how.
| .tune 8, 1815.
are coiiaidering land uae. crop ion county. In additimi to this
due to illness.
Dickie
from the Pa*t Matrona. J. F. a few instances, minor recom days
The 11*38 Cushman has been confined to
production, livestock production, Itasi developcment the Cmiimer ' Dr. li E. Core of the farm
lie wa* a igreat Ilfble i . i • lent Felfther, Junior Past Patron was mendatioiks altered.
will and was a member of the Pres­ likewise inducted into the rank* study has a somewhat different tks hon:e for four weeks with
and farm home and rural life. tin! National Hank contest «»-t crop* department O .J .’C .
The material being gathered by all example which ha« m-iillcil he th,, official Judge at the ion byterian church for over fifty of the Past Patrons with a com ­ cope. Increased emphasis thru- flu and complications.
thus»- eommltleeea will be aub- in eight Oregon counties spoil test and one of the main speaker* years. His only konwn relative» edy degree. Other guests spec­ i out the country is being placed
Each
pupil’« writing
paper
niltted to the general conferncc soring similar corn growing con at the banquet which will he are one niece, living !n Ireland, ially honored were Mrs. R. B. on various
types of planning with a review of all the small
for a full day'a eon»ideratlon, tests, several of them getting held in the llill-horo
Grange a daughter of one of his s!«ters Dnney ex secretary, Mrs. Eila and with various programs being letters is posted In the room.
at the c.neluaion of which re
from time to
time Practice on the capital letter*
their foundation seed from the Hall, by the officers of the and Mark and William Patterson Mar-h. ex Treasurer and Mrs. developed
port* and recommendaton» will 1 Washington county club mem bunk Friday evening, and
at now living in Portland, who arc Ethel
Phelps, who served as .ertainiog to agriculture, none will now be given. Row 2 has
hen*.
be udopted
which the club member. their distant relatives by marriage.
; Electa last year. Refreshments of which are developed with this the best health record for the
and parents will
bt
Similar meeting* to the one
! region particularly In mind, it past month.
Jam«*« Wilson died in Wash were served.
A* a climax of th i p-ograin leaders
A star ia given
being held in Worthington county to develop the corn „roving en­ guests William l t . Te»>tsch, a s ­ ington County, Oregoo, January
Mrs. Dora Stipe, Grand Con­ iB only by being prepared and every morning to the row where
nre scheduled for every rounty terprise in the state, in wmch sistant state rounty tgen. Iiader. 7. 1838. age 8ft years, 7 month* ductress of
the Grand Chapter having ready definite conclusions' in each child has clean hands,
in the »tale thin winter. Thiw the Commercial Natiu'mi Hank's * ■•! I»e the other speaker
that clean finger nails, a clean hand­
and 13 days.
will vk-it
the chapter in her «upported by actual data
nre being »ponnored by the ex­ contea! hua hern a major and
O
Ptielpa, Hillsooro G oitre
Funeral service* wjjl be held offical capacity to Inspect the requests and inou»lficaxion9 or kerchief and has brushed hl»
tension service at Oregon State Initial feature, the ' ‘ lr.u Nation owner will again have the ex­ .Sunday, 2:00 4 >.m. at Tualatin Ritualistic work of the Chapter adjustments in these programs teeth The children are making
college at the request of farmers al Hank of Portland sponsored hibitor* as his gue*t*
at the M E. chur«-h uniter the auspice«
at the nex meeting on Wednes­ , can be asked for and obtained. a border of trains o f gray and
and farm organisation*. In ordec last year the «tate *orn show
Saturday matinee as has been of Tualatin l»d ge No 226 I.O.
The reports now being devel- blue construction paper.
day, Jauuary 26.
to review and add to, if neces­
At the «tute m i slow the his custom in past year*. The O F. Interment at Winona Cem-
Children in the second grade
I owed deal w ith advisable shifts
sary. the finding* of previous winner in District II wa. Cotter, show will open at 8:0«) o'c!«’.':k etery. Tualatin. Oregon.
are very much interested in a
in
types
of
production
on
Wash­
FINDLEYS B U Y TH E
conference* of this nature.
Exhibits will
Hterly o f Gervais, who with hin Friday morning
ington couniy farms in the few new fish bowl and fish brought
NUTRITION
MILL
Ivan and Amo* be judged Friday afternoon fol
The forthcoming conference 1» two brothers,
of the children. The
g . r. w i s t
in-tances
where such
shifts by one
maile their «tart in
lr corn lowed by the banquet at 7:00
to hr a "family affair" einpha
"The
Elves and
the
could be of advantage, together ' stories.
G. T. West ili«-d at his home
The Findleys have bought the
The
size* County Agenl <»M u*. the project hi Washington cot.mv o’clock Friday evening.
and "The
Three
with the data to show the needs Shoemaker.”
at Hiteon about five miles from
Idtst being that the future wel Crom HI30 until 1835. wheu the «how will elos« at the regular Beaverton Jan. 5. 1837. He was Berthold Nutrition Mill and will | and des rability of fuch shifts. Eflly Goats.” were
dramatized
fare of the farm home in di­ Blerly'a moved from th county, chvltig hour of the bank at noon ill only a short time with flu have it open for business Jan Results
in language class,
of these studies
and this week
rectly de|M‘iidrnt on the economic Ivun won first place in three of Saturday.
followed by pneumonia and pleur-' 17.
ideas being developed in these i Orange and yellow paper dolls
M icro » s of the farm itnelf, and the , 1111 » , und second in two.
There will |>c two divisions ley. He bad made his home at
The N ikition Mill will be i < ommUtee groups will be
pre­ nmuiucd. cm. black were cut tree
that plana for the farm and Amos placed finii in one uud In tkte year's show; one for Ihe Hiteon for 37 years and will be in charge of an analytic chemist
sented to whatever part of the hand for their art work thsi
second In three.
home should be made together
and will j general public cares to attend week.
if, car exhibits and the other grpntly missed by all his neigh and nutrition expert
J im .* (terger of licavertmi who for th« yield |>er-acre contest. bors.
Member* of the various com
manufacture a full line of poul­ ! the session on January 28. At
The third grade children have
pluced second In District 11 cl
tultt«4-s ate an follows:
Interest among the club m em -
George Thomas West was born try and dairy feeds.
that tirre it is hoped that there been re-telling fairy tales they
General livestock committee: II la .-1 year’s state corn show was tier* in the competition at the In Tyrengham. Maes. Dec. 28
The new company which will will be some discussion pertain­ have read. Clothing posters are
lUigg. 1» O tally. It Horneekcr, the county's first (dace winner show this year
being made in connection with
is very keen I860. When seven years of age be known as the Findley com - : ing to these things.
Crank Erickson, Joe V(onI>yke, In 1832. In 1835 Isiwrence and with many of the boys endeav his parent* moved to Gibsonville pany will also do custom roll-j
their
geograpry study.
Bird
Jansen
of
Verboort '•ring to either maintain honors
Pete Yunker, Crank Bchulmerloh, Gervais
; isvsters of red and blue conatruc-
N. V. where his father was en­ ing, grinding, cleaning and feed IOR DAUGHTERS TO
Crunk Mitchell. J
L. Batch«! pluced first and third respec­ »o n in past years or to establish gaged in the manufacture of p.
; tion paper were made in art
and fertilizer mixing. A fertil­
der. Dwight MeCue, Ooear Foe. tively and in 1836 Clayton Ny new records The corn generally
izer department will also
be : HAVE INSTALLATION i class and make an attractive
per.
Cred Groasen, A. K. Krahmer. berg of Tuulatin. one of Oregon's Is of superior quality and from
I display in the room.
In 1886 he married Catherine added to the equipment at once
The public is cordially invited
H .
<*. Scott and Robert Warrens outstanding ehrt» members, won the quality standpoint the show
as tentative order* for over 600
Ida May Taylor and Wilson
E.
Anderson
of
Gibsonville
and
the installation
of I Ross are absent with the mnmpa
General Farm Crops Commit first honora.
-hould be one of the host that
tops o f fertilizer have already to attend
to this union three
jphtldren
tee: Elmer
Ouerber,
t’henter1
Job Daughters, Monday evening I from the fourth grade. A book
has ever been held.
were born, one «on dying *n been received.
at 8:15 p.m. in the Masonic j chart has been
Koble. Inryed Anderson, Porry FRI IT GROWERS TO
The
Beaver
will
lie
the
Trade
posted in the
infancy.
I stColItte,
F. II
Jo»*y. JaeJt,
I room.
This chart contains
a
mark and name of the feeds Hall in Beaverton.
HOLD MEETING
A N N U A L BALL IS
Int 1882 they moved to Camas,
Crop, A. J Sewell, John Plus*.
The installing officers for the record of library books read by
and fertilizer manufactured.
Washington
where
Mr.
West
was
V
J. ln?wia. John C. Knmna.
Simw berry and other small TO BE G IVEN SOON
The warehouse will aiso be evening will be Rhoda Thyng. j each child.
in the employ of the Crown Wi!
Cerd Putnam, Cerd lainger.
fruit growers will be Interested
The sixth grade ha® become
used
as headquarters for a Helen Meade. Ruth Fillev. Win­
The annual ball sponsored bv lamette Paper Co.
ifred Berst, Evelyn Rhodes ant} 'very much interested in a spell-
I .unit l‘*e ,('ommltteo. John W. In the coming small fruits meet-
statewide
horticultural
Co-opera­
the
Knights
of
Columbus
will
In 1801 they came to Beaverton
Kainnn.
Herman D. Kerkman. Ingt* scheduled for
Sherwood
tive association, which specializes three past Queens of Victory i ing contest with Helen Randall
Hurry
I). Schmcltxer, J. M. and Hanks, January 24 and 25. be an affair of Thursday eve­ and have since raided on their in chemicals,
and Crandall Peck as the team
spray materials, Bethel No. 2. Portland.
ning, January 20. In the spacious farm near there in the Hiteon
Vundcrznnden. ft. Glenn Ritchey. Programs for
Tlie following officers will be captains. The score is now 54
these meetings Buckeye Pavtllion near Cornel­ district.
in eeticides,
disinfectants
and
Gits Krauee, L. L. Crawford, have been developed around the
installed: Imogene Hoffman, Hon­ to 38. with the Randal! team in
ius.
Surviving hint arc his wife; flertilizers. H. R. Findley is
Rielmrd Wlnmer, W. 1‘ . Put
ored Queen; Betty Hanson. Sr. ' the lead.
Their
January art
most frequent questions asked
manager of the Co-operative.
one
son.
Cornelius
T
.;
and
one
The
members
of
the
committee
nam, Jr.. Oscar ls>ve.
Princess;
Dorothy NVray,
J. problem is a enow scene worked
by grower», »ays County Agent in charge are Fred Engeldinger, daughter. Pauline all of Bea­
Princes;;
Dor oth y
McBreen. | ou in black and white.
Curnr
Home and Rural I .if c Cyrus.
Thg
William Wleber, Morris Waibe verton; one sister, Donnie B ST. MARY'S W A R D
Guide; Cathryn Van Kleek. Mar­ j girls are leading by three point*
Committee: Mrs Is-ster Cypher».
Topics to be discussed include: and John Sous.
West of Peruy, N Y.
JOINS
U.
S.
ARMY
shal; Dorothy Taylor, Chaplain: j in a character and author con
Mr*, lluldu Connell. Mr*. K. C. "Management o f Cultivated Hill
Funeral services were held in
C a r o l.v n Peterson, Treasurer test between the girls and boys
Is-miiig, Mr*. John K. Kanina. Bolls to Prevent Erosion," "Sum
the Beaverton Christian church
H AZELD ALE CLUB
¡Major
H. D. Bagnall,
the Frances Brindell. Recorder; La
Mi
Pent Patton. Mrs. Chsrlen
of the reading class.
mary of Fertiliser Demonstra­
with Interment at Crescent Grove Army Recruiting
Officer, 323 Ray
Martyn, Musician; Aloha
HAS MEET THURS.
Nelson. Mrs. Harold Aehiseher J
Caroline and Marjorie Bozich,
tion Work and Fertiliser Uee*
eetnetry. W. E. Pogg in charge. New Post Office Building, Port - Finnell, Librarian; Patricia Ward,
M ri, lx«on Davli*. Mrs. Ethel’
; both of *he seventh grade are
on Small Fruit Crops in Wash
land
announced
Saturday
the
5th Messenger; Roberta What- absent this week because of the
The IFnzelduie
Happy
Hour
Penniington, Mrs. Sam Walters
Ington County,” "Farm and Crop
NORMAN
U I.L 1 K
enlistment in the United States ely, 3rd Messenger; Jean Shu
Club met last Thursday at the
and iMrs. Edna Hcinricks.
Management Systems for Small
Norman
A Fuller
was born Army of John E. Gaessler. an man, 2nd Messenger; June Weeks, i mumps.
borne of Mrs. Donald Fra- or.
The eighth
grade
Hygiene
Fruit Farms," "Buying Fertili­
August 8, 1864 at Warrensburg, orphan, and ward of St. Mary’s 1st Messenger; Frances Down­
The afternoon
was spent 1»
BEAVER QUINTET
!
class
has
been
very
busy
the
sers." “Insect Pest Control on
N. Y. Ho di«>d Jan. 11, 1838. Home. Huber, for service with ing, 4th
Messenger;
Marjorie
tacking a comforter whirh was
! past few days learning the names
Smnll Fruits Including Svittle
While rating dinner he choke l the Field Artillery with station Scott. Sr. Custodian.
D EFEATS TIGARD
Margartf
pnwented
to the David
Rich
Bug.
Root Weevil . Hoot
and
and died immediately
Funeral in the Hawaiian Islands.
S*'ott. Jr. Custodian: Betty Moore, of the bones in the body. They
family at Farmington
who re
is to be at Pegg’s I'haiei Friday
By scoring 26 to llielr oppon­ Crown Borers," and “ Diseases of
Shirley Trotter. also have spent some time mak­
Gae-sler applied for enlistment Inner Guard;
cently
lost all their personal (today)
with Rev. Miller iq at the Portland office on Jan. Outer Guard; Ida Fetsher, Cus­ ing a diaghram of the lungs.
ents 25, the Beaver quintet de Small Fruits and Their Control,
effects in a fire, which destroyed
Their present art problem is a
harge of the services. Sunt 3 and was tentatively accepted todian of lights.
feuted their age old basketball Crinkle nnd Ig-nf Spot on Straw­
ihe home they
were living in. vivingare
' winter studp of two snow cov-
his wife
Mary, two on that date by Major Bagnall s
rivals Tigard on Ihe Beaverton berries and Mosaic and Wilt on
A
program
of
music
will
be
The next meeting will he at daughter«, Mrs. G. A. Shelton
floor Tuesday night. The con Hasberrles.”
Refreshments will
be I cred trees silhouetted against
the
home of Mrs. A. C. Bolliger of Gaston and Edua Fuller of After passing the final examina given.
a large moon. It is being done
test became anybody's game after
Some of the«c discussions will
served.
tions
at Vancouver
Barracks.
i in black and white.
the first quarter when Beaverton he Illustrated. The meetings will January 20 when each member Beaverton, two son.- Virgil aud
is asked to bring a crazy quilt Norman of Beaverton; two sis Washington he was enlisted on
led 8 to 4.
begin and 10:00 a m. find con­
January 8th.
CIVIL SERVICE E X ­
block to the gathering.
tors, Minnie Fairbanks of Yam
The gnni(, was between the tinue ‘ hrotigh part of the after­
P N. G. CLUB MEETS
The Major said Gaessler w !i
AMS ANNOUNCED
hill and Mary Hol«on o f Austin, he sent
two teams who tied for County ! noon
without delay to the
AT SHEETS HOME
RUBY ZASTROW PRE­ (Minnesota, two brothers, Eugene Overseas Discharge nnd Replace
Championship last year.
The i
The F. S. Civil Service Com­
outlre
gym was
packed and SOCIAL LS TO BE
The Past Noble Grand Club
SENTED IN RECITAL of Boring, Oregon and Andrew »lent Dc|iot at San Frnncuco. mission
has announced competi­
Fuller of Taft.
during the game excitement ran
California
to
prepare
to
sail
for
met
at the home of Mrs. Edna
GIVEN
AT
CHURCH
tive examinations for the follow­
high us
first one team
then
Miss Ruby Zaatrow, soprano
the
Islands on the next out
Sheets Wednesday for their mon­
ing
positions:
HRS.
HVRII
STKRBhl,
another would take n one or
hound Army Transport.
of Beaverton,
thly pot luck dinner and btxsin-
A county wide sport* social former resident
Junior graduate nurse, $1.620
Mrs.
Marie Strebel.
68. of
two point lead.
now
living in
Fairvale
was
<-ss meeting Mrs Anna Rogers
I*
lo
he
held
nt
ihe
Beaverton
a year, U. S. Public Health
The
l eadi ng
MONT
Mr MM
presented
in
recital by her Huber, died Friday Jan. 7. She
was co-hostess. Twelve members
Service, and Veteran's Admin-
game was Beck am with 12 points Congregational Church next Mon teacher, Mrs. Vida Teresa Ben > 1-' survived by her husband, A. LOCAL ROY IS ON
were
present. The following of­
day,
January
17
at
8:00
p.m.
Strebel,
one
daughter.
Mrs. U. OF O. HONOR ROL*. ¡«tration.
while Brown of Beaverton was
ficers were installed: President,
This
is
sponsored
by the nett at her studio in the Maegly- Hermina Hofer of Portland, and
close behind with 10.
Industrial classification analyst
Building
in Portland
Christian
Endeavor but guests Tlehner
Among the names on the honor and senior, associate and assis­ Florence Drorhaugh; Vice Pres­
one son, Adolph Strebel. Jr.
In the opening game of the
last Friday evening. Miss Zas
ident, Betty Myers; Sec.-Treas..
nre
to
include
young
people
of
Funeral services
were hold roll for the fall term at the tant industrial classifcation an
year the Iteavertou "B " »quad
Edna Sheets; appointed officers
all denomination* throughout the trow «n s one of a group of Monday morning, at St. Cecilia I nlversity of Oregon was that
downed the baby Tiger* 17 lo
•lysts, $2,600 to $4,600 a year, were: prest?,
Mildred Osfield;
county.
Come, you’ll have
a voire and piano students pre­ church in Beaverton with NV. E. of Henry Russel Hulett, fresh­ Soca Security Board.
12 .
Mar«hall. Rose Stevens; Guard­
man in law.
good time. Dorothy Howes will sented on the program.
Pegg in charge.
Full information may be ob ian, Rosa Humburg; Flowers,
This list, handed out by the
direct the social.
twined at the post office.
VISITORS LEAV E
Edna Sheet« and Myrtle Hard­
LOCAL CHOIR SINGS
registrar
at
the
end
of
every
ROBERT E. MICK
man.
term,
includes
only
those
stud­
FOR THEIR HOME
IN
PORTLAND
W
ED
.
Funeral
services
were
held
CARRIER HAS AUTO
MRS. MARSH IN­
Thorborg
Benson read
ttaq
Thursday in Portland, for Rob ents havini? exceptionally high
SAT.
birthday list.
standings
for
the" STALLED AT MEET
Nir. and Mrs. Bex Denney and ACCIDENT
The rhoir o f the Congregational ert E. Mick, aged 8 months, in scholastic
period over which the grades are
Next meeting will be at the
little daughter, who have been i
Arthur MulhoHund, Oregonian church furnished the nutsie and fant son of Mr and Mns. G. taken.
visiting relativ«»» at Garden Home
Mrs. Essex Marsh was install j home of Florence Drorbaugh on
refreshment«
for
the
meeting
of
F.
Mick
of
Aloha.
Besides
the
Hulett. son of Mr.
J. H. ed a* Bethel Guardian for the Feb. 8 with Hazel Miller
as
nnd Whitford the past few weeks j carrier, had his automobile hadlv the Union Gospel
Mission in parents,
surviving a>re
three
Hulett, is a graduate of Beaver­ ensuing term at the last meet- | ro hocteee.
left Friday for
their home in smashed Saturday morning when Portland, Wednesday evening.
brother*
and
three
sisters.
In
ton high school.
Stt'anvllle, California where Mr he wns struck by a young fel
ing, January 3. Mr-
Charlotte!
Bev. H R. Burns presented lerntent was in West Hills Cent
Denney I* engaged In the Forest low driving on Farmington road. the Bible message. Rev G. N eterv.
Wing. Grand Guardian of Oregon, j Mr,. Ida Clifford of Portland
ear was also
struck
service. Mrs. Fred Stipe, mother Another
and Mrs. Ethel Rigge acted as visited with friend« and former
Taylor 1» in charge of the dally
quite ill at her home on Allen Grand Chaplain for the installa­ neighbors on Denney road Thurs­
•if Mr*
Denney,
accompanied before the Mulhnlland ear was
mission meetings.
(Mrs. C. \V. Allen is reported Avenue.
hit.
tion.
them for an indefinite stay.
day.
J