r //£ B eaverton R eview
The Only Newipaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
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V O L U M I XVI, No. 12
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, l eb IS, 1938
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Meet Held At Ki-
wanis Hall Friday
SIX TV ATTE NIJ P.-T.A.
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Beavers Defeat Ti
gard And S lm o d
C O U N C IL T U E S D A Y
<Sixt>
delincate*
mpreaonlin^
fourUa n l'arrnt Teacher hhnooiu -
Uona of thè rotili ty
obaerved
Koundcr’» Day al an all duy
meeting of Mi« i'oun'y Councll
Turxday al Garden Hoc a. M 't
Thirty-Two Women
C. W. Walt», alate preaident,
Local Team Now In
lifhtxd Ih# uandle botmr ng t/.i
Gather To Discuss
Tie For Second Place
P.-T. A. fo under«
m a psg-
Plans For Book Club
eaut directed by Mra. Vero C*3-
In County league
w“ y. Tecard
l»c a l aaaoelation
preside**« llgbtfag candlea cx-
Krtlen 01 S lirliir Le* i»
HllUboro Still In l^ad I d
preaalng io Irretita of Ih« organ
Ikiok I» UiTr*
County Hare
j laatloo warn Mra. George Imlay
Iteedvllle ; Ab*. M. M.
Ilomir.
Thirty-two women of Ilea verton Hillaboro; Mra. C. I>. <ham-
Th«
Beaverton
high achool
end West Slope mH ni the Kl- herlain. North Plain»; Mra. A l cage learn anapped out of a two
wania Hal! Friday to talk over tieri Urickton, Cooper Mountalr; week »lump laat Friday evening
plan» und ill« possibility of atart- Mra. C.O. Ma ber, Aloba-Huber, at Tigard and defeated the fav
by a 20-18 aco re.
w * a Book Club io thla com Mr». li. G. Oerraeyer, Durham. ored Tiger»
munity, having
for Ita aim a Mra Harry Powell waa hooored Tueaday evening Sherwood waa
• omni unity library.
aa a paat prtsident of thè rounty. defeated by a 28-21 count and
1 leaver« found tbemeelvea
Mra. O. Ilurold l'ettingcr. wbo Aloha-Hubrr received the honor the
la the leader of ihe Oewego Booa |
b» 1“ * the oldest group »In c «’ again up in a wc<«nd place tic
dub. a»»l»lcd by Mr» Thayer of| ,he” uro »»««ty-flVD year* old I In lb* County league,
the »«me place gave un eacep Birthday rak«. dr-corated in blu*
The Tigard team put up a
imnall) Interesting review of Sin j * nd * ,dd
'vere nerved by *he good
fight all the way
but
c!alr la«» I»’ book. '*Tbe Prodigal j <’ * r<l,‘n Horne membera.
could
never quite catch
up.
were held
to but four
l*a rents,” a« given in her owu
Mra. Walla »poke on P.-T.A rhey
club, wral al»o ruiea and rerula Policies explaining that we «Mi! baidcet« and made eleven pointa
tion» u» carried out In ihelr club i worb for the ideal» »et up lo ir ‘>n foul« while Beaverton nearly
Mr». It II tttone uU. accomp^ »*«» *» t»v>vlde» a place for itf loac the game through tta fajt-
to know the »chool
and the ure to ahoot foul«.
unied the V ¡nitor»
A large crowd of local peoplu
The group present d«lded J
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u‘ fc Th*
meet again on the ..comi Friday 1 a,in * ° n“
th,n th*“ eo" ' saw the gam«.
Hherwood proved no match for
in March when a reader from ¡ rnuniljr wl" ,et
Portland will give a review The] Mr» fa r ! Sonde, Mr» C. O. the Beaver« Tuesday; even tho
meeting w»> In char«,, of Mr». I Mabee and Mr»
O. E-_ Hit* they were shooting poorly and
1. K
M staler wtd Mra. Wi!-i were elected en the nominating writh a 13 point lead Beaverton
ltam Stratum.
committee. Roll call describing *ub* finished the game In the
A light lunch w o served pre the project» and activities of a»- last two minute«.
red erg the meeting with Mr». aociatlon» Included study group*
The
Beaverton second
team
M
Darland and Mra. W. C. hot lunch«*, purchasing piano«, waa defeated at Tigard but easily
book* and »afety
»lgn». whipped Sherwood in prelimin
.Ur Kell presiding at tho table song
sponsoring 1 H club* and cub ary gam«*.
bing and pre»«ning varied pro
County t«a*nie Standing»
FIRST A F T E R N O O N
gram*. A day at the Home In
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Pet.
terest*
conference
wa»
de*crlbed
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M E E T TO B E H E L D
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by Mr*. «M. M Romlg.
M r ..
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6
3
.667
The firm meeting of the Be» Wotrhkt»*
of
«**v* * j
6
3
.667
ver Social club
since it ha.» reading ajid
'.
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St. Mary’s
4
4
500
been changed from an evening 1 k’" ’1 commum y *
Pre.ideni
Grove 3
4
.4 »
to an afternoon meeting will ^ | Olady. Ore*..
‘ N «* »* r g
2
6
.250
¡Sherwood
if
8
held al the Masonic hall Friday, conducted the meeting.
.000
The Durham
association in-1
February if. at 1 p.m. and ev-
cry fourth Friday in the »'»nth, ^
¡SO C IA L E V E N IN G IS
t h « r . „ f f «-r
4 A , l de««ert
~ .i.r i
l„ luncheon
T v .| „..,n
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thereafter.
S P E N T A T HO M E
will t»c served by the following
A R N IN G O F TR ICH -
committee
Mrs
Bertha
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liam«. Mr. V A. W«d, Mm INOSIS
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Venn. Mrs.
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R.
Sum-
,INU?>IC>
IS GIVEN
¡ ^ “ ber. of the Congregational
j
Aid
Society
entertained
mem and Mrs
John Summer*.
A recent mitbreok tricUlu : * ^
* f
an^ ‘‘“j
j‘,'
Tl,e afternoon will be spent at osl« 1« North Dakota b n
Tuesday c o r in g cAuJ
»«wing and d>»cu»akig plans for
drawn to <»ur attention.
i'Pec U|tmeI-jnj|t Mr„ L w
Tucka_‘
a ham .llnner to he givvn March
ml precaution for all familiet j who h#d
M presid,,nt of
18
i in Washington County is being the
organization for the past
Correcting an error in last ( urged by 'Mm. Christine llawve. three year* and presented her
week’* item, the committee «erv* | Homo
Supervisor of Re a ) » with a gift.
ing for the Social
Club caro ' tiou.
i A musical story conducted by
party was as follows; ATr. and
Durit »bou'.d always be >
. I W. L . Cady and contest games
Mr«
F. V
Rosebraurh. Mr. well d«ne. Thorough cooki'
, «„ r e the diversion of tfe eve-
and Hr*. W. If. Grauer, R. I,. r«ce«aary because the lean mca', i nkrg after WThiph a buffet »up-
la iy , Mr and Mr*. G. S. AI- of pork »onictlme* contain« th
- r was served,
exainder a«d Mr. and Mr*. F. trichina parnsite which if not
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Ooyt
destroyed
may cause
Hines.«
SNELL QUESTIONED
SENIORS AVI END
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hrotd T am
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Ur. |ON FUTURE PLANS
Subscription, $1.00 per yr. In Advance
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Silently Passing
A W A N A I U KIMMIK
1 Tenant Purchase
Loans Inavailable
Anna Marl« Kwniuer, 77, of
Ut. 1 died at her home Tuesday,
February 16. She was born June
15, 1880 In Germany. Lived in
Chicago, Illinois, later in 1881
cam« to Oregon, ttha waa married
to NUfkolaa Kermuer in 1884 at
Centerville, Oregon. Settled on
a farm at Cooper Mountain In
1884 where she lived for 54
years. She was one of the last
of tho first settleri In this vi
cinity.
Her busbgnd Nlckola»
Kemtner died May 6. 1920.
She is survived by her children,
two daughters. Mr«.', Eva Nelson
of Yamhill, and MM). Susie Nus-
abaumer of Portland) three son«,
Joseph, Jacob and ^Albert Kern«
iner of Beaverton; J nine grand
children; one brdtier in Ger
many.
Funeral service» Will he held
Friday (today) at - St. Cecil'a
church where requietn mags will
lie offered to 10 a .a Interment
Cooper Mountain Catholic ceme
tery. Recitation of the r,*ary
Wednesday
evening, 7:30
and
Thursday evening
|;15 at the
home on route 1. Arrangement.«
in care of W. E. Peg*. Beaver
ton.
B R ID A L S H O W E R
G IV E N IN C H U R C H
Thursday afternoon, February
tenth, a
miscellaneous shower
was held at the Methodist churc!*
honoring Miss Lottie Foe wbo is
to be a bride in the near future.
Decorations were carried out
suggestive of Valentine season.
A parasol was suspended from
the ceiling which was trimmed
to represent rain and was held
in place by a cupie on the gift
table.
Clever bride books were made
by the gueata and first prize
for the best book went to Mrs.
Earl Bell and Mrs. Roy Bell.
Each guest presented Mias Foe
with their favorite recipe. Then
much good advice was written
for the bride-to-be.
Mm. Charles Francis, aunt of
Mi*s Foe presented her to the
beautiful gift table where Miss
Phylli» Foe and »Mas Hallie Jean
Par« who were dressed in long
dresses of pastel -hade« assisted
her.
Each package wa» opened and
passed so all might enjoy the
lovely gifts.
Mrs. Fred Foe and Mrs. C.
Francis presided at the beautifully
appointed tea table.
A delicious lunch was served
which was also carried out in
Valentine suggestions. About fifty
guests enjoyed the afternoon.
C IVIL SERVICE EX
BEST S E E D F O U N D
MOST E C O N O M IC A L
Grade School Tour-
= nament Io Be Soon
(By W. F. Cyrus, Co. Agent)
Alfalfa seed is being offer«
tbe
seed trade this season
price* ranging all the way from
1 «lightly less than thirty cent* a
. .
***• a a a ¿1 d
pound
up to something more
New Spelling Contest
O l l l y $37,000 llU S H f f n than forty cents per pound. Pre-
Mftde Available In
• l.mln&rr reports on alfalfa seed
Is Started In Sixth
production In 1937 indicate that
Grade Room
State r Or riucal lear almost GO per cent of the total
crop was produced in Kama*.
i
Oklahoma. Texas, New Mexico,
Three hew Pupils Registered
Man Coant) To Initial);
Arizona, Utah and
California
At tirade School
Program In Oregon _
Trial plantings in this county
during
the last fifteen
year»
After a continued absence Jan
Many Washington county lar- have indicated
almost without
ice Osfield and Dickie Cushman
mera are inquiring at the Farm exception
_
that seed grown in
Security Admjni.tration
office the^,rthern~*U te. ha/'p^TucN are again in school.
Each first grader made a val
regarding tenant farm pure ha* Jtrairjdrt that have been
loag
entine
to give to some
one
loan* under the “ “ -■•'“ ' - - “ “ «-h ived and productive. Thla ha*
act, ew-n though no loans of thi* generally been true regardlea« whom they might choose outside
type
will be available in the
whether the seed i* of „>c of their rooms. The Elson Prim-
r is being completed this week,
county this year, reports Victor !
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.
a w . _
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Grimm variety or of some other by one of the first grade classes.
8. Madaen, county auperrtscr in
strain.
Certified Grimm
seed
Eskimo
work in the second
Hiilaboro.
from Oregon. Montana or Idaho -rade
this week
consists
of
“ As only 837.00)0 h n been made
has consistently proven superior
riting language papers develop-
available
for tena .
purchase
in local variety trial plantings. ng skill in sentence structure,
loans
in Oregon for the fiscal
With a good crop in the south oroe very good looking clowns
year ending J |ly . S.crtLiry
producing territory
it ia decorate the room a* a result
Wallace has na-«i -J Lir.r r .umy er«
for initiation of the program this eeLta‘n
some of thi* seed of a free hand drawing lesson.
»•ear on the bas!» of the State
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in the northern Learning to tell time ia a diffi
Farm Seeuntty Advisory Commit-
and P^b-bly
a «mail cult and interesting task which
tee’« recommandatioe’s,’’ said Mad- I*>riton of it will move into thi.« this grade ia now doing. The
territory. If past history mean* pupils
are becoming
weather
*en.
"Only tenant farmer.) who are anything this seed may prove to conscious while they are making
bona ride residents uf Linn count; be expensive even though the weather calendars tor the monta.
Evaline and Kenneth Brown,
wll! be eligible
to apply
fo r ! Purchase p r*e may be less by
farm purchase loans. Farmers in ilen c* nts or mor© P*r poamd. of second and third grades, re
moved
to Hillsboro
this county will not be eligible The ,act ,hal * bas Pr°<luc«** spectively
to apply for farm purchase loans at a h‘Kh ait‘ tud*' in th® south- this week.
Drawing pussy willows in a
unless your own county is o f- 1 ern state^ has not proved that
was a subject for -third
ficial!y designated for the pro ! il has teen a»
»oc^- vase
gram during the next two fiscal! a!ly M
8eed Prodnced ln tbe graders in their free hand art
years.
! territory
from which moat of lesson.
The fourth grade pupils are
, .
..
. .
. I our supply has come the past
If fund* authorized by the
^
beginning the study of FYance
act fbr the cert two years are
in connection with their
Plantings in this county have and
appropriated by congress, allot
study of this country have be
consistently
demonstrated
that
ment* for Oregon are expected
gun a large colored
pictorial
to provide for
two additional ' 0<>rtfied « rimni s«**
though map.
counties being added next year i 11 may ** relatively high priced
The fourth grade is also be-
and
probably
five
addjtinnal : la the more desirable strain to
their
yearly
struggle
counties In the third year of op -Id<,ptnd uPon
Uncertified loU
may come
through and prove with long division.
erat ion.’
The fifth grad« has completed
sfttisfsctory
but nearly
every
Funds are available to standard ycar a oertain pcrcentagle
of the United States and is now re-
rehabilatvon .oan« to any farm-
frora ^
lvirD ou£ view in g.
* ,
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er* ia the county unable to se- ^ ^ fadures the second year! The fifth grade is also begin-
cure adequate production credit. J whiW- stands obtained with cer- ring health psters of fruits and
and live on a farm that will per- ] tified Grimm seed, provideing a ] vegetables.
mit repayment on the basis of a ‘ eood stand is obtained the first j The sixth grade ha* started
practical farm plan. Application* , season, generally prove satisfac- a new
spelling contest with
for rehabilation loans should be j tory both from the standpoint Robert Austin and Norman Btsh-
made at the Farm Security Ac L f producti(m
am] leDgth of op as captain*. The last contest
ministration offices, rourt House, ,ife
Tbig
tatter aatement. of was won by Helen
Randall’s
Hillsboro, Oregon.
¡course, assume« that the soli team.
New pupils in school are Paul
and fertility conditions are fa-
CHURCHES TO SPOX- vorable for the growth of al- Idso, fourth grade. Margaret Lou
falfa. Most growers prefer tho Selden, seventh, and Faith Idso,
SOR PLAY MONDA
blue tag grade of certified seed eighth grade.
The
Boy Scouts have built
Responsibility
for the
death
I* ihe top grade. Not in-
of two young men. "killed” dur- frequently specific lots of seed bridges as a project including
ing a “ spree” of a young man may he put into a red tag or the single span, the truss type
with liquor the cause, will be yellow ta*
because of the and th« cable.
fixed
by a Jury hearing
the Presence of a small amount of) Scout registration cards have
and sometimes a ¡come. Hike supplies will be di*
murder trial. “ Death Takes the sweet clover.
certain amount of weather steain. ! cussed at the nect meetgvg.
Steering Wheel,’’ at 8:00 p m . _ _
,
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at the Beaverton Methodist E-
^erm,nation of per-, The grade
school basketbah
piscopal Church. Monday night. * > «,ar J ot9 is 8a^ faf t° ^ ' and ,pam has aon seVeral
L.
where they are placed in the two victories. The score with Tisard
Tigard
u.
,___ lower grades mentioned for the was 17-15; with the high schoo«
reasons listed above, they will juniors, 13-6 and with Sky Line
aroused due to the fact that
generally prove satisfactory from 32-10.
twenty-one characters
in the I the local Standpoint where a!-
The Washington county grade
-trial” are al! Beaverton citi I falfa is grow« only as a forage school tournament will take place
zens with the exception of Mr. crop.
March 2. 3 and 4 at Tigard.
Hayward H. Johnson, who will
there i» ample margin of »afety
"lie n questioned Thursday con AMS ANNOUNCED
H I L L S B O R O M E E j I N G when pork 1» cooked to the wr
cerning his political plans. Earl
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done stage 182 degrees.
Snell, secretary of slate, said:
The United States Civil Ser
¿tentorn
from Forml
Grove, j The vitality of ihese parasites
“A number of inquiries have vice Commission has announced
Verboort. Banks. BearsrtCb. Ga »-1
„<>, destroyed by prescrv tlv
reached my office lately as to open
competitive
examinations
ton. Tigard. Sherwood and Hills-: «,irh » » »«|t Mnd gmok« Th{?rc
nay plans for the coming primary for the following positions:
boro gathered togetber for .he
tt KTVlit
rlltk
e<gU
election.
Customs examiner’* aid, 82,300
• nmt Washington County Senior: 0<Klkr<, HttUM|tc and sim|Ur
“ Naturally
it is
a decision a year. V . S. Customs Servite,
Day*
at Hillsboro Union High: prep«nnIons even though th< v which require* deliberate thought Treasury Department.
SCH O O L D IST R IC T D E -
Bi'buol, hebruary a.
| have been smoked
and consideration. However, you
Junior
engineer
various
op-
SÎR E S IN F O R M A T IO N
Elvis Dickason. HilUooro Stud-
may say that a deciM1'*, a *.J ar.- iir - «l subjects). 82.000 a year
The local east is as follow*:
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' , M - Miss BHOAD MARRIES nouncement will be foriLmmicg j Full information may be ob judge. Harper Burns; prosecuting There will be a father and The School District 48 Board
iti the next ten day* ’’
] tained at the post office.
attorney. Richard C. Doty; Court son dinner at the Bethel Con-re- of Directors would like to se
Hill»boro
Mtudeut« introduced, IN PORTLAND SAT.
^
galional church Tuesday, Feb cure the rames and addresses of
tho individual
students.
They!
_ _
ruary 22 at 6:30 p.m. A gen every union mechanic residing
were; Reg
Putnam, 44upt.
of I Marjorie
Broad, daughter of
era! invitation is extended to aii in this section of Washington
LITTLE MOMENTS IN M C UYES
Public Instruction; Dr. D. V. Mr and Mm. Jam«» Broad and
fathers avd sons of the coin- county. This information should
Poling,
representative
of
the, Arden
Hayes who makes hj*
munity.
However ticket* must ¡be furnished Mrs. Althea Haul-
State College«; Dr. E. M PaUe* i home with Mr». Rebecca Eller-
be
purchasetl
by ?aturdny eve- enbeck, Clerk of School District
from U. of O; ITesident J. A .| s°h were united In marriage on
ring so the kitchen v .nr.mittee 48 at the high achool office be
Churohhlll of Monmouth; E. B. j Saturday evening at the home
tween now mid Monday if poss
will know how to puparo.
Lemon, registrar of O.S.C.. Dr. | '»f *he bride’» grandparents, Mr
ible . This information ia for the
There
will
be
an
i-ifrcsti.i*
Poling was there in chargo of “tt"! Mm. A. L. Cummings In
program presented con lilting of purpose of making a check in
“ Everbody
Bing.'’ The Seniors j Portland with Rev. Arndt offi-
music, magic and a good speaker. regard to the source of present
wero then dismissed for group | elating.
Tickets may be puichised from labor being used on the achool
dIsc.useiigM.
The bride wore a white MtMn
Willi*
Cady and tho ’ »cavertiat district project.
j wedding
gown with
lace veil
l.t
:i’
ber
* >mpany.
| and carried a white Bible with
V ALE N TIN E ’S CELE ¡ribbon
L A R G E C R O W D AT-
streamers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lamon- T E N D S D A N C E SAT.
BRATED THURSDAY
Mrs. William Wallem, si»ter
entertained a group of friend«
at their home Saturday evening
'Mrs. R. C. Doty entertained of the bride was matron of hon
The members of the Fire De
with a Valentine’s party.
linn Thursday evening
with a or. fthe wore a pink gown and
partment report about two hun-
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink
car
Valentine party for her Sunday
■
— | dred couples in attendance at
school class. Present were Joan nations.
Clerk. Linden Meyers; Prisoner. their annual ball held at the
Hell. Hstella, Klo*o ami Bernice! 8an’1,<‘
Doughty from Amity
high school last Saturday eve
Ray Davis; Coroner. Car! Ges-
Imlnh. Oneta Hosterlee, June Gol wu* best man
ning. Everyone seemed to have
A
reception
was
held
follow
tring;
Detective,
E.
G.
Webb..
den.
Dorcne umd liorna
May
ing
the
ceremony.
Sweetheart. Ruth Hopper; Star ! a
Carey.
Bertha Jelderks,
Clara
The boys of the department
The young couple are making
Witness, Gladys Wright; Bailiff.
Walker,
Wllva Edwards. Jean
take this opportunity of thank
their
home
in
the
Adetn
.'titles
G.
L.
Pace.
Summoned
on
the
Miller. Toshiko Hayasbl, Ruby.
Ing the residents of this com
1 Jury, O. E. Liermas, O. A
Dori» and Mnrgarette GlHenwat- house at Hazeldale.
munity
for the loyal support
Markness,
Rev.
Julius.
^IHler.
or Dolori» Halm, Rosie Santoro.
shown their endeavor.
Rev Georg» Hatch. H. M. Barnes.
WEDDING AN NIVE R
Willis Cady.
H
M
Metcalfe.
IXXJS POISONED IN
SARY CELEBRATED
H. A.
Moepp, L. L. Walker. R E R F K A H S VTSTT
AIiOHA COMMUNITY
Robert Johnston. Charles Thomp D A Y T O N
LO D G E
Mr.
and Mr». C. P. Smith
son, E
R Sheets, and Georgo
A d««s poisoner has been at celebrated their golden wedding
I Hughhson.
Several members of the Bea
home at
largo in Aloha. Deg* owned by anniversary at their
“ Death
Takes the
Steering verton Rebekah lodge attended
They were
Tom Marlin and
Fslgar Isisby flcholla last week.
Wheel” is an actúa! reproduc the meeting of Dayton Rebekah
have died from the effect* and married in Columbus, Ohio and
tion of a “ murder” trial taken lodge at Dayton at which Mra.
the dog of J. E. Jacobson Is have bean residents of the north
from Court record*. Admission May Jonas of Prlnevtlle. Noble
to
i
being treated by a veterinarian. west since 1888 and have lived
will be Tree A voluntary pledge Grand of the Oregon Rebekah
Meat containing strychnine wa* her* since 1919. Their five daugh
offering will be taken The pub assembly made her recent offD
used and in one instamoe was ters were present for the ceU-
lic is cordially invited to at- rial vieit. Mre. Jona* wa* a for
hratlan.
thrown Into the garage
mer Beaverton reeldeut.
' tend.
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