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T he B eaverton R eview The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County. VOLUME XVI. NO 48 HIGHW AY ACCIDENT NEAR HILLSBORO BKAVKKTON, WASHINGTON COUNT*'. ORKOON, fltlD A Y . OUFOBVX 28, 193». S U B * KIPTION, «1.00 Per Year LIUKAHY MEETING BKAVKKTON O. B. S. MKETl.Nf A number i>( ell 1x4*1111 Intere» The regular meeting of th t! l«*«i In lit«* formal ion of u Irti Beaverton O. K 8. chapter wa». (in M Ir ¡1‘ irury lu Ucuvrrton mell lield Wednewlny evening. T h .' HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Girl Reserves* In the organlzu in tlm HI k I i School un Tue»da> ' Oronomah chapter at Multnotnal ! I loO, • I"A l' WAHL» REPORTER) evening Oct. 23. Tlie present »el ¡ and Holly chapter at Sherwoot j Another high light ut the hi» - ' I up I« fiumi iouiuk *ail»factorlly | — ■» were guest*. ----- — lory of the. O. It’a will be then Hillsbor», Ori. 24. Two II Illa* mul inure »lune will be provulm D p n u A r r A . i A i j f f T _ 1 R. Frank Peter' from HIM» Au •‘J0»ucce*»ful attempt It buri» iw»n wrrr lu hospital» here to rere for Ih» Increasing niiiii V IC I O lI T T I C SX annua) pnrty Friday night, Oc. t>oro gave an addreaa on th< u*Kotiale a forced landing la thi tol»er 28, In the high school gym und u Ihlrd u m lu Jell a» the j hei o f book». A committee la n i T iu lo u constitution of the United Stale* , f<>* * ,l*‘ Dlo,or uii»»lng badly Thla parly will »tart at 8 and remili of an "accident wllhln un work for the pmrpo«u of keepln; I » O O dY and tw o Portland boy» gav< Die life of Volocy end al 12. accident" on tlir highway a m lU ,ihe library open a arealer nutrì ! The Pacific Unlveralty Ureiih gtrttar number» and »ang. l?rtgg*, 26, amateur f!ier frou eout of her« »I 8: p m. Monda) ¡ hr o f day» each week. The n eed m#n reBlirve|v fron, (|m. Following the program th. , Bernard airport. Th* acclden The powerful “ B" »quad of tbr U »tarled »In-rlff J. W. Con »«r * bailldlna wa» dl«cua»ed un. ) .ify defeated the Beaverton high guest» were Invited to the dining ,KCure^ a* 2:20 p. a Sunday on uell «aid When Char!«» H. Him*» ^ *• hoped I hat thi» can b« j 1(4,oo> team here laut Friday by Beaverton high »chool have re room where a delightful luncl I *** J°*eph ( rale farm, one-hal malned undefeated »o far lh. drove hl» car lulu the reur end | worked out (hirlua the rumini |a j 3 |0 0 Beaver* wa* »erved by the committee Jmile »outh of Progre»». season Thla team la com fa met of a wagon being driven by L K year Circling che »mall elea rim •eemed to have thing» pretty The dining ta We* were beami, moatly <»f aophomore* and Junior» Taylor, a farmer, Taylor nuf. much I heir own way until a Iona fully decorated with gourd* o three lime* the youthful airman and wll) form the nucleir* of thi fered head and ear rut» and wan C. E. UNION CONVENTION pa»h wa» completed for a touch ohildren pluyin. every description and candle» it called to the next year*« t«a>n Moat of Hu taken u> Ike Smith boapltal here autumn color». The dining roon 1 there to clear the field, he wa. The Washington County C. E .d ow n In the second -H er »quad have ptgyed together «met One of TaylorV home» had 1!» Union concluded the r 27tli mii During the entire game the big! committee are entitled lo mucl Kolng to crash. A* he ictlle i th«4r freahman year and theli hark broken and wa» '■hoi. praise for their effort» In mak down for a landing, hi» left win* nual couvenllou in the Cougre j»choo| lada gained almo»l at wll. ' ; „ ...... ' ! , “I ' " . t e a m work ha» helped Ihern gair Ing the evening'» climax «o lor- («truck two «mall tree», »pinning o f Beaverton * nd ahoved the college boy» I . . Him»*, according to (he nr gntloual < (lurch eiy. the plane arounl until the right count, go) out of III» car and Sunday evening. Tbr Le Convention I ntootid; hot Inside the ten yard ' ^ " ¿ rt,>0 *B’' no far Ihl. ----------------------- wing hit a third and the idvij all ended and about ,K®e the Beaver» lacked a *cor. season ha« want toward I he Injured farmer waa well »cored 48 point, KI WANTS LUNCHEON plunged to Ihe ground. While attempting lo rro»» lb ninety attended the Immiuet Sat Ing punch. again»! her rival«' 12. At the Wednesday luncheon Two Plane* tie to Gresham road lie wa» »ruck by an auto urday evening Imng pa»»es and abort pa»»ei The following are ihe game* meeting of the Kiwani» club Ro»* Gaston, another young flier nndtlle piloted by Itlrhard llal The theme of the convent loir were the chief threat of the Bad and »core»: ________ Find!ey and Guy Carr were pre- and Volney, tn their respective urh-k. aim» of HIINboro. wa», "V ictory" and Ilev. J. I* g»r* and two touchdown» wer» Beaverton 2*. Sherwood n. Preg Bot. Long, Sec., Bi!l Mo »ented with pin« and officially planes, left earlier in Ihe day fot IIHw* wa» luken lo th* June* Gate« i>f Portlaud wa» the prln made by Oipe, right end. who al. Beaverton It. Newberg 6. ! *hof»ky. Thert welcomed a« member» of the d u l Troh airport at Gresham boapltal. where II w»» reported cup!« speaker, Three Stale C, E »o played In the game again» Beaverton 7. Ainily "A " « | Gir, Ke»erv«a: Pre».. L* Kay George J. Davi« of West Slope they waited for a break in th. he had >u»talued grave che»l In-, Union officer* were present Whitman college the following The nezt * » w wll! lx* with v pre, Hazel Ol»on; candidate for County ( ‘om iuiii fog before taking off for a re Jcrlea. and Halt rick wa» lodged )||a Viola Ogden of Portland nlghU Although unable lo »corr I Hllldbonr* at lUIUboro October ^ * r ,f V an Klee’* , inner, gave a brief talk in (be «urn. Because visibility was «. In (he county Jail. Phil Barret I o f Salem and Dorn he Beaverton boy» play.nl oBc o. U Turaday afternoon. The If Gert rüde Sipe. interest of his candidacy. Davi poor. Ganton Vel down at Swur thy Ifowe* of Forest Grove. tnelr j d h n „ a* their coach V" E . their best game, game* o f the Ihe year »• ear by Arthur W Island. Briggs continued on to. Annua! S ta ff:. Ed. in Chief, wa* introduced S I I T H I Y KKIRV HIK rtoyd Shaw of Forest Otuv. |„ <!th* r r » „ * a of the T Y V Zumalt ward the home field. Dorothy Brugger; A»»t. Editor, Jone.i al.-o o f Went Slope. K IIIAoro defeau»d «her-1 * ’ ------- - r - — “ V TRIAL COFFEE COXTENI was re-elected president; Jose,.I A meeting of Ihe executivi New» of the accident wa» firs Kenneth Bur»on; Bue. Manager, Bate» o f Gaston, v lce-p n -ld en l . WO(,d , j to , . T1|urd <m, VimiRINTRiTORS « HBHEX ^ Jf . Ad Mgr goo hoard wascalled for Monday Oc heard al Bernard airport when r The Hufeway Store* hold ar Pearl Short, of F orr.t Grove, se. m Mary.a 13 fi and K()ref annual coffee conle»t each fall Organization«, club* and c.a»* Norde|,. r lr MKr> Pat Ward, tuber 31. at 8 p. m. patrolman stopped to see If any cretary: «nd Dorothy Howe* o. Orove f|rked N#wtw|r , 5 H ■tartlng In October, Each dl*. are now folly organized and Sportll yjAi tor. Ernest Staasetu. plane» were mtosing. A lady a-* trlcl ha* a quota lo meet, and IT Progress, he said, had report«* Hutch * :1T V^-eW H *M ,' r7 x e , (I hw -I‘ l’ def‘‘at1, to UO<17 fl * * y W'ln J S n a p ^ ot W ltot. Bob Beattie.! W ^ H A MAX VICTIM each »tore ha* an Indtvldua advUw>r. she heard a crash In the wood i T o m .t t l W*U ' M l act of new officer». " G e o r g e Gordon; Humor lldltor, DEPOE B V V ipiola to timke. The first «tori The HtlHlde s.u lety received ^ *' ' y' Here ig the list of d 8r,nl Curtis Riley; C!a««cs Celia Beard.) Henry Hartman 42, of Aloh? | nearby. Hastening to the plnce lo make Ihelr quota receive» i i * ».*.• tin* league race 0ff(c e ra which can he used fot Organization«, Alma /abler, and was drowned at noon Tuesday; Brkeg*' fellow a v ia ton found th the out a„ ln d(,wf> lo bu. lneB} reference, ca»li prize. The »tore inanngei Ihe plaque for being Betty Sutton. at Depoe Bay. where he and wreckage, the body laid out or |lnporUln| „ ” f*Pe ^ ■bowing the large»! pei-rentage o «unding s.x-lety through-.,ul th wllh 3 Prea.. M ar-j Ed Evans had gone out in r | the ground. He suffered a brok p a .l year Invitation. were re , h < > ytaIldin„ T)(tard >n<| Fm » u d e n t Council, Increase for a period from Octoh *' n — ' skiff to fish. A high sea swamp- en arm. fractured slaiU. and cut CH ORUS Fo,e«t Orove an, Orov, t-,|h UDd, fM U d jp .hall Tnelle; V Prea, Bud B r n - j C 0 N C E R T er 28 do Decem4»er 31. over r celved from ed their boat, hurling them inlt about rbe face p,av m<N,( „ Ororf dell; «ec.. Frances Brinde!!, like period hu*l year, receive» t lllilshop* for next year, conven TO BE PRESENTEE the »ater_ Fred Houcben of De. Brother I'«ed Same Engine Florence Shaw. IXih «up wh||i Hlltaboro m.et* Newlxfrg a‘ Yell I >*adera. BiM Bishop, (a*. ca*li prize. The »tore manage! lion. poe Bay attenpted lo rescue lh< Originally built for army *»r ---- .Hlltaboro. to see which team wll : ».ehman, Wallace Truman; Son? who win* Ihe grand prize wll men, and his frail craft spillct rice, the all-duraluminum low leader. Shirley Trotter ; Tr«u>.| *.j am trying something new get a trip to the Golden Oat»* fal-r HARVEST PARTY remain In the race. Beaverton’, ihirn into the waters. wing monoplane nr*» the only in the glee chib this year, ex— Thi» U for both the manager and A harvest party was held a team take* on H» near neigh' Fred Su**hle. Hartman was carried into th* one of (Is kind on the field. Th. Cln»« Officers: plains Mis» Watkins, glee club hi« wife or e»corl with all ex the home o f MD» Pat ricin Do ’>or- s f * HnryV. here Friday a sea. and Houchen and Evan' sus engine ws* tlve cne he had sal Senior; Pre«.. Ernie St a.-sens, director. “ I have chosen 12 boy« penses paid for one week by * h «'by|||1 da„ K|u,.r o f Mr. aud Mrs * :3° in what should be a wnw o tained injuries from the Jaggf* vaged from the plane in whlcl division office Numerous .»the, j ^ j* M K ’om iack, « i ' /d a y » game The heavers are dope, V, Pre«.. Fred Staelhe; Sec. A - aJid 12 girls, whose voices I be— rocks. Hartman is survived by his brother. Harold, was k ill«, loha F1nne!l; Treaa., I*at W ard lieve will blend together best. cash prizes will he awarded Oct.Swr. 22. ¡to win.’ but 8t. Mary’s I» ver* his wife and two children al at Cornelius last April. The coffees to be sold are th 1 Junior: Pre*. Larry Blank, «° * ***■ mix^ concert Ajflha Pal rid a'* n,,K'*' experienced and aggressiv* Mr Briggs 1« nurvlved hy hi* T w e p ly -tw o of popular Safeway brands. Airway Jean Patterson; Yell i‘h°n is Every on- s «*^<Ay hack« like the Ezells am V. Pre*. widow, Mr?. Marjorie Briggs, hi friends were present Nob Mill and Kdword*. Ever« <1 reused Thh» group will he presented i In their old overall. Heynold. will match «Iride, wllh leader. Pat MeKNirdv; Sec.. Ruth mother. Mrs. Pearl Brig«*, and * CAMPFIRE GIRLS OUTING one In Hh«‘ Beaverton lerrltor« at Arms. Tom In a ChrWtmas concert before drindls. They J0"*"- Emm on*. Führer brother. William. torn -hlrts and drindls. They ‘ r r ’ and " ’ A! Fitzpatrick. mtzpatr.cg. Ser. »er. at ‘ ^ The i'am pfire Girls and thei*, br •hrsild lay In their winter's sup played gnmea. danced, and tol, ^ the » e v e r . , ^w h ie twe Ward; Song I wader. June Meek* the pub ^ She aim exp.a Ined 0 ^ le^t fCr Camp Namon, •• ply, and help Manager Kennetl heavy lines will struggle for ad Reporter. Gertrude Slpe l “ *t never before have the» CAR ACCIDENT NEAR TIGARD fort une». Moyer hit th0 lop on hi* snle' vantage. Fran.; «ix a b e th f ,ven » OTer nirh, tSophomore: Those present were: Georg« Sunday aftrnooa an automo to make a success of this one. OTer ........ and earn the trip to the world’ «HAGUE STANDING« Williams: V. Pre«.. Jack See; „ I Mrs. MWToskey. Mrs. Wnlket bile driven by W_ E. Boag. 521 fair, and also treat v.w rself I* Miwbof-ky. Annabel!«. Margaret The enrollment this y«ar. ^ M r- aJgo w„ , aIoo, Pci Sec., Annabelle Moshofsky ; Veil W L North Russel t ‘ st.. Portland some good coffee at a l* r v jit and J« m * Moeliofsky. Charles Pet s 0 1. far b.gger and ^ lrip , lot. Al I0U* I I.cader. George Rhine; TYeas., she contimjad. Beaverton crashed into a power line pol. price Don't over!.«,k the toff*, « A arrired ’ home safely Sunday at 1 <M >< ! Betty Hasten ; Song Lender, than ever before.- Tigard Villa Ridge near Tigard department In Ihe «nfewny InOt Grace la rso n ; Reporter, Donald 3 a* ° hope, »he f.nv-hed. Foresi Grove 2 U Scribe 0ther poles were pulled el»ewher» In I hi* l»«ue. gg; Baldwin , “ th** when we preaent our con - , HMhhoro 2 1 — ------------------- down, placing several 57.000 volt . „ , . „ . . . , cert this winter we will have a NVwberg Freshman: Proa., I»u ts M L - . ___ . . ,, . 1 * 33: MOTORCYCLE CRASH high tension wires on the bigh- _ „ .record-breakin g attendance, DEATH’S FAVORITE STOPITXI ft 3 St. Mary’» ÍMM 1 son in; ; V. Pre*.. Richard Shell;: __ Rav Ixtrenz 21, of near Hill- way. Power was cut off fot Títere la something about hill Sherwood ft 3 oof ’ Sec., Maxine Cady. bon» w as ktl’.ed Tuesday even.,about thirty minute». Mr. Boa* crests on a highway which make, Oelores Seldon. and Iti,dolt Torch Honor; Pres.. Kenne,h N EW EQUIPMENT ing at 6:00 p. ro. when his m o l-¡a n d his wife both suffered minot • hem one of Death’s favorit «chiiepbach. 01 Kl RESERVE NEBS But son; V. Pres., Helen la rson ; IN GYM CLASSES oireycto rammed into (lie rent chest injuries. 'tr. and Mrs. J »topping places as he lours thj,- ** ______ end Qf an automobile driven f!> K. Fuse». 5113 Southeast 0.>th —— — — — — New G4r( Reserves weie ad Sec., Alice Kirk; Reporter. Ger nation** roads. trude Slpe. Joe Zbenger of Forest Grove or ,\ve., passengers In the car. were 4 TUTTI E HONORED nHtded to Ute G. It. Ch i, al th, Drivers sometime» assume th.V URN Pep Chib: Pres. Bud Brindeli; ■ Prtde of ‘ he gy,m J laT ‘ ,s on the Tualatin Valley Highway ¡ aken to St. Virtccnt’ s hospital Mrs L T. Metzler and Mr, ^ « > d „ e day. Ocl. 2G Th. because the highway remain, S e c.lthe whi,e duc^ half a mile east of Forest Grove Their two children and Henry . <Tni'ertalned~ thirl) ‘T r8,n," ‘ *“ l *'«« under Ihe a!,h V. Pres., Units Emmons curtain,’’ reports Miss Duff, perfectly hlraighl as It goes ove Martel. *tl*o passengers, were un L ^ * "1 "v ltr i at t h .! »' P'rviaion o f the vice-prehideu Treaa. Virginia B,sbop. physical ed. instructor. the hill, there Is no reason tr Mrs. Callie Hughson and Mr injured. t., keen wel’ I, “a "dey home in honor o Maxel 0,M*n* president. In Fire Squad: Chief, George Hu- Mats to prevent foot infection Slacken center Bne Mrs Jerome Th.ltW (formerly "* • MI m Ju,,a John *erick ; Lieutenant, Bernard Al will he added to the gymnasium and Mrs. R I*. Johnston wer. ^ o f f ' * t h c 'highway and (the right " of V Sunday dinner guests of Mr- ear skulded off the Wghway a ^ , ' l,on* th* ; tlshin; 1st Captain. M arital] equipment s o n . But to the highway engineer I avMern Deant o f Portland. the Pole 1» attempting «o Ttw were of The Beaverton High ■'"«‘lie; ( aptain, Bound-volley ball is now b e - Inez Whitworth The dinner was wa? >n<n m»o u>e Th.- decoration* Hirfi T ri-Y V°vMe; 2nd Captain, Fred the hlllcrest Is not a slraith 3rd Captain. Roy JnK piayed In the gym classe- in honor of Mrs. Hughson. win pas'* another car, stretch o f road. The englnori bridal nature in pastel shades claim» Ihe d i»tin .tic« o f bavin) Suable; .w ith the freshman and sopho left Monday for McMinnville fot r f t i \ n r . MEE1 calls a hlllercet a ’ vertical curve A t»uffct luncheon was served b> the lurgeat O. K. Club in l h i : j rha,,e- m e e t in g There are 12! j HI—Y : Pres., Billy Bishop; V j (Continued on Pace 21 the winter, with her niece. * ( ounc 1 meeti and a moment’» thought wll the hostesses consisting of n>an% pari of Oiegon. meeting Tues faced sandwich,* bring home to every driver III dainty open day evening the Budget, as w-, tact «bat a hlllcrest nrtunllv Is i individual rake’ . <*Dves. p ick le ^ previously advertised was accept Mrs. Man curve, and Vhould be treated It mints and coffee ed. It was 838. lower than 'as! TbMin poured LaMerlt rec** ve, the narre way. yea:. In other words, the highway o* many beautiful gifts. The Council decided to I urn the far able of the ere«l Is Ju*1 over a number of improved prop TIGVRD 13 ; HT. MARY’S <*• aa •'blind" and Just a* full erties to City Attorney for fore potential dangers a- the highwa* The Tigard high school de closure. I Just around a sharp curve. Th* featcd i«t. MaryV on the St >*"- The Recorder was Instructed !• driver never knows when a slal ry’a field Friday. 13 lo G make application lo WPA f»t Ti led I ruck, a fallen tree, a hay- gard scored tin firs( touchdown construction for 18,006 feel o. wagon or an approaching car It shortly after the sidewalk. SOW feet of curb« am. game started (he wrong lane will block hi, and came hack late In the thin 1500 feet of cross walks. path. He should drive over quarter for another touchdown hlllcrcsl on hi* own side o f t-h, and conversion. St. Mary's sonr BOY SCOUT NEWS r,„u1 and UNDER CONTROL, i.r- ed in Ihe third quarter. Ou " edue-day October 1« lh, as he would around s curve people of Beaverton were treat Passing at a hlllcrest Is. « FAKMKRN TO HOLD MEETINt ed to their first Court of Honor course, Inexcusable. It I* ever A Court o f Honor is the meet A nuuri^r of farmer* have cal! more dangerous than most o th c ing w hereby al! scout - above thi a meeting lo l>e held In the c ir traffic violations hecause It s, cuit court room at Hilt-oro al 8 rank of tenderfoot ar» advanced often resulta in a head-on col Mr. K. A. Wells Hie district o'clock. Wednesday, Nov. 2, Tin , llslon at high speed. Only th Scout Executive was in charge purpose o f the meeting Is lo ills-1 mart reckless drivers will trv t. of the meeting. cuss tihe new deal farm program pasa immediately below a hill The following local scouts wen crcat but many, many others ha advanced: Jack Miller to Sec. H. A. Crouch of Beaverton oo! hidually allow to small a marclt ond Class. liiled wllh a car driven hy Rulpt o f safety when passing as the* Crandall Peck, three Merit Bad Jones of Forest Orove while pus. approach a fillip They w-ondet ges. Carl At itin. three Meri sing, between Portland and Bea why they have so many tigh Badges. Lyman Fauteek, Serum verton. Crourh's car then swerv squeezes, and their wondermen class, Ralph Kirkwood, First ed Into the side of another cat la sometimes qu,| short hy a fnla class. . driven by E. W. Kastman o head-on crash. Portland, who wo* traveling ir NEW ARRIVAU4 Ihe opposite direction, Jones De KOCK-BItriXHH \ A baby boy arrived at the horn, and Mrs. Kastman sustained onl) Miss 'Vinnifrcd Bruinsmn o of Mr, and Mrs. Quincy HoweL s'lght Injuries. Beaverton and Arie Joe De Knck on October 17th. were limited in marriage Satur Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rl. WI'A HP0NN41R.H \KT CL ANN day evening In Ihe Methodls1 gert a baby girl on October 21st An art Class for adults will b. | parsonage. Rev. Earl Hor*ell per The little miss will answer t« hald In «he new grade school | fonning llie ceremony, the name o f Martha Ann. in Beaverl on. Tin 1 •Tho attendants were the bride’ building mother and father and Iwt group will meet regularly earl,' Bill Stratton. Jr., spent th? tree as Briggs circled to land on the farm »f Joseph Crate, then , Instructions will include Crowds gathered about Ihe wreck» c of th* monoplane In which friends of the groom from Jaspct waek. week end with his parent«, Mr crashed In a tiny clearing In the timber. C'rale Is shown nt the Volney Brlgg». Portland, rrashed to death In the hill* near Beaver- county, low «. The young cou pastel work. C1»T designing, woo, and Mrs. W. T . Stratton Rill 1» extreme right In the picture, „ . . . • — • - •- t ton Sunday afternoon. Th« ptahe. If» main** missing badly, struck a and o i'j pie left for Iowa, where they carving, photo tinting 1 attending Willamette University Picture is through the courtesy of The Portland Oregonian. painting will make their home. at Salem thi# year. Beaverton School News Crash Victim -P 1 M WRECK CUIUS LIFE OF I 0 UIC U l
