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V O L U M E XVI, No. 17
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Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, March 2."», 1938
.........
Grades Active Dur­
ing Past Week
T A L B E R T TO SE R V E
I AS CO M M ITTEE H EA D
Cornerstone New
I Building ïo De Laid
■ — *
,
Loan Seekers Given
Data On Calls
Silently Bashing
SCOUT L E A D E R IS
h i W A N IS SUE A K E R
1 - 1
j *
Couucil Meets In
Special Session
l.tlCS It. TOI I.k l.s4 »
l>r.
J. K. TKMwrt has been
Kenneth A
Wells, beout Ex
Lars U. Toll«Ison, 62. ol Aloha,
sells ted voluntary Chairman
<lie*l .Saturday March Ik. lie la
tcutive,
Portland, Oregon,
wo*
tho Better Housing Commllst
survived by liia widow lturhara
its- guest apeaker at the local
Hcuvertun by Stewart McDonald,
Tollvfaen a id the follow,ng child
Kiwanls club Mednesday at the
Administrator.
no*;ii iuet’ iiiK
ren, Mrs. C. H. Glasgow, Mia.
Following la u abort aurnmary
Washington County
Olive Welch, l>uf Toll«.* Leu, all
of the oroentla! feature* of the
Important Matters
New Grade* School
Definite Hours To A p­ The speaker sa.d ihaz the pre-,
'
of Portland; Jacob uud Ingwaru
Federal
sin
conditions in inn
world
Teachers' Institute To
L nder Consideration
Cornerstone To Be
j Tollefaen of Son KraM isco, Thor-
ply For FSA Loans
cause ut. to cons.der more »er •,
Insured
louns for property ini
He In Ueuvcrton
|
finn
Tollefaen
of
Sherwood,
Nor
loudly title value of democracy,
pro vein m m :
Disposed 01
Laid, April 6
Given by V. S. Madsen and
man, Olaf. Fritcholl, .lark and
that his recent trip abroad
Tho borrower must have an
Tw o .Sew 1'nplU Enroll
convinced h.iu of the need of
uuaurvd income uud dtiuooalia'o
Hr. Mason, 1 hairuian Of Schoo*, Elizabeth all of Aloliu. Funeral 1
During l’a»t Meek
Resolution Opposing Peoples
>*, 4 *riu Purchase Leans
service* were held at Miller aid
some program to protect and ad
his ability to pay, He muat own
Hoard Schrdcled To Speak
I Tracey's chapel in Portland ou
l i.ii p liistMct Is Passed
\vu hi hie Ibis l i a r
of have a lea***
vance
democracy.
He further I
A ll
llie yount urtists In the Iho pro|ierty
Tuesday
with
interment
at
Weal
runs ut least aix month
i taxed that he thought the Boy
t ’cremonio». for the laying of H ill« cemetery
fir art grade urn making f i r « hand lliul
Farmer* in Washington Foutwy So ul program was of great im -. 1 he City Council met in spe -
than Ike
term o f the i the
cornerstone for the
now
draw inns of tvapols. A very In longer
Reeking rehabilitation loan» for liortame to this end, and ind: ciui session i uisusy evening of
Individuals,
pui tnershipa Ihnverhm Grade Bchool building
terext'inic *tudy or chicken« in loan
purchase " f neceesary livestock rated how* the local Scout pro this ween to u.spuae ot several
C
O
U
N
T
Y
G
U
E
R
N
S
E
Y
or
corporations
may
qualify
! will lie held W'ediu-sday after-
eluding egg», uesl. chicken limit
farm equipment, fe,d and ie<d, gram
Issilia up to 110.000 for re . noon, Aiiril 6, under the au*-
could he best advanced ! ‘iia .itra u a d i nave been uuuer
or*. l»nmdcra, ole. Is being con
Q U E E N IN G R O U P
through the Farm Security Ad His u,eisage wa.* interesting and cons.uerai.on but . une did not
lutirs
and
remodeling
borne**,
i
picea
o
f
Beaverton
Isalge
No.
ducted by busy boys and girls
ministration, FSDA, may apply well received by -he member* allow
ot C.ieir d.»po»al at the
farm
buildings, business
and M l A
F M i A
M •! BM
In Hus room
Tualatin
Dainty’ »
Duches
at the County Sufiervisor’s of of the club.
regular ALarcn m tttmg. .Vtayor
aimrtinent binding», institutions, vertat)
<arl
H.
Ikjfterson,
421963 has Jue-t completed a rec­
Pupil*
or the see oud
grade
fucorles. etc.
Worshipful Gland Master of the ord which make* her queen of (ice. * «u çt House, Hillslioro, on
The
club voted to officially | .ne loakey, Kecoruer wus.n and
luivn
welcomed a new studelil
\Ionday a m . , tVedr.esday p.m .,
Ttiea«*
lomi» allow
suffirieut 1 Grand laidgo o f Oregon will 'ay all three year old Oregon Gucrn
sponsor
the local Hoy Sc >ut, rouncUmen Droroaugh, Humouig,
V«ra Votibuuler and ure trying
and Saturday u.m
announce*
credit
for extensive
structural 'he stone.
troop. David Phelps, local Sc out • | Juba, .cm and itosai were present.
seya in class EHI Of the Am er
to make her liiippy In tier ne *'
Victor 8. Madsen
cluing,-» — for rejaiira such us
can
Guernsey
Fatti«
Fluh.
"Tu
al­
master was a guest of the club ' i ue Mayor appo.uted a cwm-
All
metUber*
«if
the
Order
in
hunt«. The tulips that bloomed
•a.nto c.ns.st.ng of day Gibson
luin.iInc, re- roofing, re flooring 'this vicinity are requested to atin Dainty’s Duche a ” was bred
As a large part of the county
A
delegation
from the high!
last week now have company in
—for rehabilitation such as re , meet
at the Moronic hall
at and is owned by Dwlgb F Huit super visor’s time must be de »chool wo» presented to the club and James Lewis to contact the
the form of windmills that give
Dane
Highway t ommiss.on re­
wiring.
und installing
modern ,t:3U
;t c v-v**d to field work with tamiliev aad
p m . and
march to the HÏlJboro, Oregon and in
entertained the member:,, j garding me insiailatiou o, so.i.unj
Iho room a touch of old Ho!
already
coofa
rating
urtder
the
plumbing and heating systems I school house in a body.
year
made a record of '.*»2*.7
Und
Work on the model house
Ii,lly H shop, d' ng a Houdiu;
along the Canyon
und for landscaping.
Tho
Hoa verton high
school pound» of milk ar.d 496.8 pound.« program, definite days and hour, act and the girls trio composed | taper 1.gius
lain been couipletd and the cur
read i, t i » n n here and Burtlaud.
as
indicated
above
must
be
«*
Repayment«,
suited
In
Individual
hand
will
lead
the
march
Dr
of
butter
fat.
pe titers are now turning their
:abi:«tx d
for new appliconu, of Barliara Fields, Shirley T ro t-j the
iDs.aiianon
of some
of
income,
are
arranged by
the ( '.
H. Mam n. * hairuian o f the
attention Pi lundscaping
although
general
printed Informa ter and Thelma Burns a .« ac-l these lights is said to be con­
lender
on
a
nmnthy,
semi
month­
school
hoard
is
scheduled
to
The third grade has turned Its
D IN N E R DON OILS
tion and blank applications are comfiamed by Jean Berger saiif, | templated in the near future.
«Kention to spring houBeclcuuing ly or weekly basis and may be II apeak.______________________________ MRS. A L IC E G U T H R IE available
in the office
at all for the group. They were e u - : An ordinance regulating u e e-
und are busy milking heulth pus spread o w r a period up to five
thusiaelically
received
by the;
times.
years.
Tbe-se
loan«
are
strictly
rect.cn of bii! boards and sign
W H IT F O R I)
lent to aid tbam.
Mr ar.d Mrs. Walter Van Kleck
Only farmers who have hteo club. They also spoke concerning; ooaros was read and passed. The
limited to improvements to the
The
fourth grade bus moved
entertained
at dinner
Sunday unable to secure adequate com­ the Girl Reserve Carnival to be ordinance would require the ob-
M EET
property
itself and tuay not be HAS B U SY
to Switzerland not only 111 geo
for Mr. Van K lttk ’s cousin, Mrk. me re a l
credit
to place
their I ut on at tic high school.
.arning
of permission to erect
used to buy equipment.
graphy
but In
grammar
uud
liar!
Martin. E. W.
Turseri
The Woman’s Community clu'* Alice Guthrie of Milwaukee, Wi»
(arm..-
on
a
satisfactory
operat
: such structure from Che Recorder
Property
Improvement
Loans
reading as well.
Grammar is
who
is looking for a ing basis are eligible for FSA and G. H. Haussler, Kiwanians' and from adjo.ning property hold­
of Whit ford met ui the club "onttn
lie use*d [ «
taught by having the travelers up to 82.500 may
room Wednesday
V'ariou mat­ home*!!« in thi* locality. Mr. loans to provide ritpital good»’ from Kelso were present and E ers on each side o f the street.
new
structures:
home),
write a latter home to toll of hrjld
Martin,
president of the Keis.
and Mr*.
Jud Van Kleek and
I f used to ters o f interest were discussed Mi . and Mrs. Ralph Van Kleek and cooperative facilities. The club spoke boosting the Spring] A resolution was adopted which
the
adventures
In the strange Ktirag,«. tiarna. etc
farm
occupdied
must
be
large
by
tile
dub
while
the
member*
| is as follows:
taud The reiullng of stone* ot build it home, this type o f loan were quilting.
fo support the
i«mi*y Fonfertnre o f Kiwanis at K el' i j Whereas it appears that under
Mrs.
ArbogaJt and son Derjrl were also guest*. enough
may
tie
repaid
out
of
incom**
Switzerland
has Increased the
and provide
for repayment
of April 1.
and
Mi»* Amy
Winget
were
j the Peoples Utility District law
knowledge und interest of all. over « period up lo 10 years.
Other visitors were Ira S im p-;
the
loan,
based
on
a
soum'
and
H
U
B
E
R
H
A
L
L
TO
guest*
Mrs.
Frank
Gilson
was
I he- cit es vote as separate units
For
other
new
structures:
5
Iternuse this is Nntloual Wild
son. Portland, C. E. Gale, Sher- j
practical farm and home plan.
j o determine whetnei they wish
S E R V IC E S
On new homes, hostews and served lunch. There H A V E
hfe Restoration Week the fif'.h year repayment
..N o
farm purchase loans can wood, J. W . Barney, Hillsboio,j ; to be included or excluded from
be a pot luck lurch served
grade
made a brief study o( •strnrlty is required in the form
be made to tenants in the cour.ty and George Fuddington, Beave. ! .he proposed distr.ei.; and it
Apr.!
fir.«t
Wednesday
of
a
mortgage
or
deed
of
trust
Eve
ryo'e
is
invited
to
atter.o
torewta. |zot, present und future
I
IS only one Of tin: y
ton.
finisti service«
the ladies expect
appesar.ng that if they as a city,
(«inducted
by
C. F.
and tliclr
relationship to wild covering the property improved,
Otto Ke.l joint owner with F.
th?
state
has been designated,
quilt
at
tltat
time
and
genera!
property
require
vute to join such a district they
Wilcox
<f
Gaston
at
Huber
hall
life
This room lias completed
for initiation o f the tenant pro­ Hutboke of the Thrifty Market j become a permanent part thereof
ment
help
protect
Use
owner’s
which
began
Thursday
evening.
a study of Mexico and its people.
O. B. Bonnet, has sold
Services
will lie
held every gram. due to limitation of funds. joined the culb this week. *iub { without any apparent provision n
Tim sixth grade in art are Investment.
The next meeting of the
L
Kingsbury
farm to R
he law whereby they may ever
evening
except
Saturday
and
FHA
leisured
Iscans
are
not
making white liu»ter l.ilies on
Jîu«se! H uLlt returned to U . Wedniidai neon, March 3« E. withdraw from the said district,
who
will
r<
mode!
Portland
Snnday
u-rd/r
tlie
auspieee
of
t
ie
Government tnonijr.
They are
*liad«v. of purple.
E. Hebert and hi* Indian relics and whereas it appears that
o f O. Sunday.
Seventh Day Adventist*.
by private financial in for a codtÿry home
Warren Ikrtiyni of the sixth made
will entertain the club.
should a city elect to be excluded’
atttutinns
Mid
tnsured
by
the
and
H«4>ciin Mct'loske)’ o f the
from tlie
proposed district it
fifth grade are home with the Federal Housing Administration.
V
A
N
C
O
U
V
E
R
T
R
A
IN
­
may at any* time thereafter join
For
detailed
information
see
mum pa.
with The formed district if il
any architect, contractor, denlo ,
IN G C A M P TO O P E N
The «¡xth grade Is studying
then appears advisable to do so.
building and loan association or
Soviet Hu »»la, its geography uud
Therefore in consideration of
hank approved by the Feder.i*
j A Fitizens’ Military Training
ptv««nt day hiatury.
CURRENT
EVENTS
PHOTOGRAPHED
TOR
Housing Administration.
this
analysis of the said Peoples
j i amp will aga«r. be held at Van-
t arl Perry ia the now seventh
The FHA will Insure mortgage*
; couver Barracks, M ashingto. this Utility District Law Be It Re­
grade |supit front Troutdale.
-uuiiutr during the period (rum solved by the Mayor and Council
Beaverton
glade
school
■* up to 8ft percent of the appraised
o f large scale
d ew lop -
July 9th to August Tut. Over but' t»f the Town of Beaverton, Oregon,
playing in the Golden Hall Hus value
provided the
mortgage
hoys :rum the five counties id in called session at Beaverton,
kctlNill Tournament Wednesday nicnts.
does
not
i
xceed
$1,350
per
room.
.'OutLwtstern Washington and thi Oregon, March 22 1938, thait it is
evening. March 23.
GO C D DR U M
o.'t.re
¡State of Oregon will be deemed contrary to the best in ­
Tile Mswnlc Isd ge of Heaver Thc-e projects are operated by
A W A R D — Beraie
limited
dividend
corporations.
entertained
at the camp. T!ie terests of the said Town of Bea-
ton 1.« overseeing the placing of
M attinton, drum­
» i
quota for Washington County has veron. Oregon to vote to include
a cornerstone in the new grade Reasonable rentals are an TT1 \
m e r of H o r a c e
requirement
bet n tentatively set at 15 boys. itself within the proposed Peoples
sclioul building April
MU
Heidt’s “ Briga­
The county quota may be in* Utility District to be verted upon
cellaneoue articles of grade sc I mhi !
diers,” is happy be­
crea-ed
deponi ng upon [he ; uu.« at the special election to be held
interest will tie placed within the U N U S U A L SO C IA L IS
cause he has been
I? ;
on the 8th day o f April, 1938;
btr
of
applications receive
stone.
named “ drummer of
E N J O Y E D B Y C. E.
Be it further resolved that this
Captain James W . Welsh ol
the month" by Cal­
In the recent Invitational has
be spread upon the
J’o u st Grv-ve will again a it oe resolution
vert Distillers Cor­
hcLhitll tournament hold at New
Nearly
one hundred twenty-
records
of
the
Town of Beaver-
County
Chairman
ol'
the
M’
l
tary
|
poration. Elizabeth
berg,
Ih'averton won front St
■;T
five
young people
at tenth*! a
i ruining t antps Assocotiion lor : on and copies thereof be mim -
Hughes, singer, is
Marys. They lost to St
Helens "Gingham
and Ove-rnll"
social
Washing tor. County and » i l l bqi ■ogrraphed with the words VOTE
shown holding the
land Isifayette,
sponsor*! by tlx* County
E.
NO” TO STAY OUT OF THIS
in charge of local arrangements
miniature aolid gold
IMiss
Fowgill,
assist hoi 4 II I'nion at the Htllnboro Fbristion
j
DISTRICT
and the Recorder be
drum
awarded
Mat-
ior
enrollment.
club lender plitns to visit Wash church Ttterday evening. March
tlnson by Calvert,
tngfon county April 14. l!i and 16 15. The social rooms were up
J.
O.
Robb and Watt
H. j hereby instructed to cause these
blenders of "Old
and will he in Beaverton one of proprioMly de**orate*l for the oe-
Pttrcy,
physicians of Hillsboro 1 bills to be distributed to tbe
Drum,” who plan
these days
have
volunteered
their services j resident voter: of the Town of
caslott
with piles «if
hay and
similar awards to
laical institute for tlx* teachers liutuIhcH of grass. Guests
to
act
as
medical
examiners c. LUaierton by incuding one copy
had
with each water bill mailed on
other outstanding
of Washington
county will lx*
boys who apply lor atundau
been
a«k«*d to wear ginghant
or about the first day o f April,
"swing" drummers.
held in Beaverton on tlhe tith of
at
camp.
«Itcssc«
or overall) and bring
V*
April.
Au. ug the boys who have al­ 1938.
lunch for one in a paper hag.
Adopted
unanimously by the
ready
applied (or attendance at
■Miss Dorothy Howes of Forest-
Town
Council
March 22 1938.
camp from Wash ngton County
C L U B PERFORMS
Grove,
county social chairman
LEGA
The
Mayor
and
Recorder were
are: Jack R. Hnuneelwright oil
directed the recreation.
fMM
BEFORE
GROUP
certain
FLIES SWAS-
authorized
to
purchase
I tion
Beaverton ar.d Eugene H. Gt!l—j
North Plains C.E. society pro
roperty formerly belonging to V.
T I K A — The N a z i
en water, Hillsboro.
A large
crowd nt tended the vided a song leader who directed
Swastika flies over the
V. Wood w<hich lays along W at-
entortainmem given by the lla - the crowd iu ringing old favor-
To attend camp a boy au-t be w>n street. They were also in-
Austrian Legation in
V--VÄ
M
l
zeldale Happy Hour Flub Friday
i -■ and rounds. Beaverton C .E.
at lea-t 17 years old. *.n go«'d i ructed to obtain a title report
Washington, D. C.,
» «
evening at the Hazcldnle school| soc:cties
presented a most en
physical condition, of gout mural on property laying to the south
the Austrian min
My
after t borrowed a flat
house. “ The O’Flannigan Family." «nam ing
magi* inn act wlhich
character and able to read and of Eighth
street belonging
to
later
German em-
un Irith play wan given in c e le ­ was highly appreciated.
Forest
write. Complete expenses of at-
th*
the
Hocken
estate.
Hit-
from
__
bration of St. Patrick's Day
Grove C .E.
led devotions
to
terdar.ee at camp :,rc f :rn-hed
bassy following
Those taking part in the play close the evening.
by the government whicu includes !
isr’s triumphant coup.
were Mesdatnm O. W. HesAcrlec.
County
C. E. Cabinet
will j
a bountiful supply of welt b a l-, ST. M A R Y ’S BO YS
/five
Lyle
Taylor, Arden Hayes, S. meet at the Hillsboro Christian
nnced
[mid, unitoruis. quarters
'tney.
!
y
o
rie
E N T E R T A IN K. O F C.
Bulcc, O. L. Johnson, William church Sunday afternoon March
of th( ficiv
and bedding
ar.d trarspo.ta::on
Etch ange.
Hell, Junes Broad. John Kota
P'ead, mg
allowance to and from c.t.no at 1
27. All
Cabinet members. also!
Pic­
I dict fient
BUilty
Mary’s enter
btibii, Al Jelderks and C. Kelly. society rt presentntives are urged ,
to an
ehargi
tlie rate of fiv e cents per mile
Boys from St
pr*PH*t¡n: V 0' n0 hin, with
Guitar music lictwncn acts w.t.« lo attend.
Bequest:, for further info-n
ap.
taint'd Thursday evening a1 an
f°r h i i, j ..
Knights of
furnished by Hnrold Femitiu from
*105, 0 oo tri,,, ovvi use
t en should be made to tlie locil open meeting o f the
___
fund.
Portland.
Byron ftritch played
Hillsboro.
I«ee But­
chairman or by writing to the Columbus in
B. F. D A L Y S E L E C T E D
the piano for dancing after the
CM PC Officer. Vancouver 13.u*- ler played the accordion. Virgil*
I *1
C L U B C H A IR M A N
A
play,
racks. Washington.
De Piero gave a reading.
boys and
two
trio
of
small
TIME TURNED BACK
harmonicas sang
Selection of B. F. Daly, prom
M IS S IO N A R Y M E M ­
other boys on
c l u b i T67T) s 1 h r t h
for William S. Kuudscn.
of Mine,"
inent
Beaverton
Democrat as
"Dear
Old
Daddy
B E R S VLSIT SO CIETY I chairman of the Carl C. I'on
president of General Mo­
and “ Star
D A Y M E E T TH U R S.
“ Homo on tfoe Range,
tors, when he inspected
r.ugh for senator club in Bea
Spangled Banner ”
Nine members of the Mission«
one of the sleek new
verton, has been announced. The
Saul
Oregon
Ha zeldale
Happy
Hour
invi
*•'*'** o — f ROT.
.
Father
ary Society of Christian church
streamlined Diesel loco­
tbe
«Itili
Will work for Donatigli’*
;
flub
met
last
Thursday
afternoon
the
principal
speaker
answered roll call at the Fed
m o t i v e s his company
was
nomination and election to the
at
the home c f Mrs.
O. L.
era) ion
meeting at Multnomah tenata on the Democratic tick«:.
evening
builds complete at its
w, ■
Johnson. It being the first an j
Electro-Motive Corpora­
Christian
church Friday March
nivtersary o f the club’s organi- j
tion plant in LaGrange,
18. The w|leakers at these meet
/.ation and also Mrs. Johnson’s C L U B TO SPONSOR
Illinois. Thirty-five years
ings keep us In close touch with R E S E R V E C A R N IV A L
birthday
a large cake was served | C A R D P A R T Y SOON
BE T O D A Y
iMissionary work being done by W IL L
BREAKS M0‘ RE R . - i .'.DS— I ago the auto tycoon was
in celebration. A comforter was i
Disci plea of Christ all over the
The great Kansas runner. Glenn ! a laborer in a locomotive
: -s, .•<*
tacked for Mrs. Johnson.
Th : :
plant.
The
Girl
Reserve
Oarniva,
world
Present Day Home Mis
The
Hiteon Progressive club
Cunningham, it shown during a I
next
meeting
will
be
held
at
the !
/
T
alonary emphasis Is on the Mirra- will be held Friday (today) at
will sponsor a ‘‘500” and court
recent workout, after establish­
home
of
Mrs.
S.
Salee.
s ie r lt- j
CH ARN
(MING E A i . i R BONNET— In her Easter
1 wh;st card party April 2. The
'the
high
school
auditoriem.
lory Workers.
ing new records for ths mi'r
bonnet. little Jusmta Quigley is all set for the
and 15,H) mete» evt'its. Not* th
The Chris Ilian church of Bea­ Booths will ho o|ien from 2:38
party will be held in the Hiteon
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Wood
j *»»«ion pa-ade in her beige straw with poke brim
Proceed* o f the
Smotth , j*cui*r J ;v « l)in u r
verton lias planned a Fellowship to 5:30 p.m. and from 7:ftft p.m. ;
sdbuol botine.
and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ad— j
, r j i n u * «uth perky forget me nots and tied under
to go to the
v whirh tht i prsaiter o
meeting
for
Thursday evening to 12:00 midnight. Miss Dorothy
ams called *>* Mr. and Mrs. i rtard party are
*.n* cn *• with ti>e same dart* blue ribbon that
thus taking part In the world Wtrta is queen of the carnival
z o z - j t _ *.s*ns hi* trernan jousdrive
Philip Fora of Oswego Sunday, j Sadie R . Dunbar fund.
and wall reign over fcdUvities
wide brotherhood dinner.
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