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Newspaper Page Text/ T he B eaverton R e v ie w The Only Newspaper Devoted Exclusively to the Interests of Eastern Washington County. VOLUME XVI. NO. 52 BKAVKKTON, WASHINGTON COUNTY. EEM UK I IK l< I H U M S REPORTED I Oil 01 ToilKIt Good it«*«» for till Oregon driver* 1» conimiHil in On- report in. automobile accident» in tin» ■ lute ilurlriK October. From a total or iicmly thirty, fnur hundred a yeur, reported It«clik.nl» Ihl» O i I o I ht dropped in JOHN r . MKHKK •ene than twenty-nine hundred, John K. Weher, »on of Mary K or 15 o r i e n t ; Injuries re»ulling Weber, waa born In (>»we|o, Ore from tl.eee accident* dropped e x K(’ii. on Oct. 7. tNHI, and pnascil actly one-third. while highway a »ay Nov. U, in ih« veteran’» fstalIVlea declined M> per rent huaplial ln Hortkind, . , On Or toiler Itlth. Jefferson John, a world war veteran, had county »offered It« f|r»t traffic been In poor health »luce the I fatality In more than 23 month« war. a victim o í «a» while at the j»nappluic the »tale'» »erond loue front. On Nov. 10th he w u eat current fatality-free period »trlcken with parul>»l* and « a » Wheeler county, which hu» noi luahfd to the veteran’» hoapllal, »een a traffic death »Inet Febru and everylhiUK po»»thle « a » done ary, 1036, bou*Is a record of 3 for him, hut he w u heyond Died- year» without a fatal nil»hap. leal a»l and lived only * day». Jeffrraon county'« record wa« John wa» a very fine yournc jbroken when Coleman Queen, a man. and »pent hl« time taklua (resident of Anacorle». Wu»),*ng- care of hl» blind mother, to whom ¡ton, fell n»teep at IIte wheel of he wa» very devoted. He and hl» automobile and allowed It to hia mother and alaler, Aurelia have the highway about «lx mile« have lived In Portland and (»*• j north of Madras The machine wean all of their live«, with the collided with a power pole, and exception of a couple of y«t r . ¡Queen wa« Injured ao aerlmialy ■pent In Olympia, Wa»h Tii <y that he died a few hour» later moved from Olympia to B».ivor- —. ■■ . Ion three year» a io . He wa.. .i . .. t n t I kl ■ FINAL ROLL CALL Dedication Services Held For Grade School Building Itodlcnlhm exercise» for the the building. Many word» of new Grade School were held ou praise for both the program an1 Tututday evening Nov. 22nd. A the building were heard. large audience w.t» present to The program a» rendered w m enjoy the program and iu«pect a i follow s: I ' k k s k n t a t io n O p T h k Ft,At; f Bt»v S c o u t s O t A m p r ic a I n v o c a t io n R k v . H a r p k r B u r n * S k i . k c t io n s O k a dr S c h o o l B a n d Directed hy Mr. F. F.. Ruthnell P r p s r n t a t i o n O p T iir B u il d i n g T o T h r D rsT k icT M r . C. N M r I. W S hort Chairman O f The /Joan/ O f Directori STUDRNT AppRR.CIATIftN L o RRNK KtRKWOOD G l r n M o k t im o k k D o r i s N ukl R ic h a r d S m u r jh w a it h M a r t h a F raser A ddrkss Me r r ; . r 1 "T h , “ if .v '.„ £ St. Mary s School Notes A m prkss U.IUK H pU l.lHNt. Mrs. Alice Spauldia«. M year» of age. who ha« been living In the Ma»onlc and Eastern Star f.ome near Fore»« Grove, paused away Sunday at the Oood Snmar oim hoMpltal In Portland Funeral service» were held Wednewday afternoon at the Ktauh Memorial Congregational church In Portland with Pegg’» of Beaverton In charge. Burial made In Rlvervlew cemetery Afra. Spaulding w»» an aunt <»f Willi* aud llarhnra Cady o f Benv- erton. and F. W. Cady of llllls- hor<t. (A • Dreamt, ( u) Alpine Song M r " Isn't Dinner R ea d y }” S k it Dolores Berg. Marion Carroll, Dale Gray, David Frank, Gordon Heughen, Raymond Hart HIGH SCHOOL NEWS (PAT WARD REPORTER) Beaverton and Corvallis Battle to Scoreless Tie Two po ti-fi.1 ball clubs pluyeJ a scoreless tie at Corvallis las’ Friday afternoon ax the Beaver* outshone th> ir opponents in ail departments of the frame, but hod to settle for a tie. os break after break went against them. Six times the Beavers were in scoring territory and each time lady luck failed them. Once they were held on the i yard 1:ne: again on the eight; twice on sic nals that wont away Inside the twenty; once on an Interceptea pass on tl.e 18 and ta«tly on n because ft fell I pass groirmkd short. Corvallis never threatened. Beaverton made 12 first down* und 268 yards from scrimmage while Corvallis made ut on? 1st down and 15 yards from scrimmage. Injuries to the Beaver lean, were numerous and Gien Jones, star left half is out o f the game for the season. He was clipped on the left knee, and while the hurt is not serious it ha* kept him abed for two days. Beaver on meets Tigard here Thursday for the championship. accounting experience and 21 years of residence. my friends urged me to run for the office of City Recorder-Treasurer. » J. H. Venn. ’ WIllliUTOM CÔ. F in t Grade Beaverton School News To Beaverton Voters ncrrlee. 25, 193V Grade School N e * s On Tuesday afternoon th-- »li dent» o f Beaverton Grade HcLool enjoyed a motion picture entitled "U tile Men’’ In the aud itorluni at school. The play, taken front the famous bo«* l<y Units* M Aleott. wa» even better than t*w- story, and the boy« an I girls wrere very enthusia»ti'- about it. An assembly in celebration at Thanksgiving Day was held in the auditorium on Wednesday- aft rnoon. The Thanksgiving pro clamation» o f the President of the United States and the Gov ernor o f Oregon were read. 'l1te Hand and Glee Ch*b furn ished music for the occasion Two •hort »kits by pupil» o f the fifth grade were presented. Children o f the third grade sang a son* about “ Mr. Gobbler Changed l.l» Tune“ , and a girl'« trio consist ing of Doria NViel. Haiti«- Jean Pace and Phyllis Foe sang two select iooa. A piano solo hy Alice J«-an Rmith wa* greatly enjoyed. SUBSCRIPTION. (Pat ■, I Second grade pupils have made an Indian potder for their room. The work was all free hand and it is a very creditable show ing. It consist« of tree.», wigwams MARBLE I» COOK and Indian figures. Urst grade has a nows board ■ Ht Coached the Leaver» to Two where happenings in the school Successive Championship* and in the room are posted for boys and girls to read. C,mt November 2 5 - Dance aponsored by the Job's Daughters D*-c«-u»ber S—^trl Reserve Skat ing Party December 6—Beaverton’« first basket Ball game (Ileaverson vs Alumni) December 7—Hillsboro Exchange Assertdy Dereufber 9—Beaverton vs Molai- la (there) December 10—G. R. - H i - Y Dance New c *u<*<' l i m a » » hajT ^nixsed m « l' - /A . • ■ of school. Sixth grade has had 3. perfect days (days In which all ¡-Indent* were prcaant and none tandyi since setool began, f l.uO Per Year. BEAVERS W IN- LEAGUE CHAMPS Call For Christmas Relief Committee Meeting student» this week’ in- Bobby IJttle. who came , from Washington and Marjorie Miss Bertha Oslerloh, Teacher Axtell from Scofield. Out For Turbey” \ At their meeting Monday after S k it school Mr. Dod Berg helped the Klwm F a x on — Ortensio I.anro A call has gone out for a , Campfire girls learn some christ- Community Christmas Relief "A M E R IC A ’ * Grade School Band , mas saogs. The Campfire girls ___ 1" ’ * ' Committee to u;eeI in the Kiwan INSPECTION OF BUILDING “ - e ^ ..I>r/ . ParJn. . . Ja. I ^ a“ .k ’“ :IVin‘: L Hall on Wednesday cvcninv. basket for a needy family. November 30th at 7:30 P. M. Igiu n oe Mayfield w-as absent All Churches, I-odges. d u b * D r m o n s t r a t i o n L esso n 1 have been a resident und taxpayer in Beaverton for tie past 21 year*, 18 year» of which >waa spent in the accounting d e partment of the Union Pacific R. R. When the railroad moved the General Office to Omaha I re- wigtwd nailer than leave O re g o r# On account of my 18 years of SClOOt VAT M* 46 R kx P u tn am State Superintendent o f R ubik I rut ruction AT KURT Funeral service» for Mary Jane Miller were held Saturday afterniMin at 2 o ’rlock at P eg«'» chapel Burial took place In Crescent Grove cemetery. Service» for Mr». Ethel 1» Morse were held at , the ronunun ity church at Tualatin Saturday afternoon lutemvent wo* made C. S C.; Who’s Next, a dialogue, at Creacent. (¡rove cemetery. by Vivian and Cloyce Bump; “ Alice’» Blue Gown“ by the Mlr- BIUYUI.KS 0 \ THE HIGIIMAY lam ataff. and Miriam song, hy Bicycle riders were apparently * he Student Body chorus. at fault in eight out of ten Ore- ----------------------------- gon highway fatalities involving BKKJUfKX-BUMiKB 11 bicyclists so far this year. Ml«« Nina Ridgeway, daughter These cases illustrate clearly o f (Mrs. Edna Ridgeway, waa how easily a serbrns accident can united in marriage to Will Bren- reauill from momentary careless- nen Saturday afternoon, Nov. 18. lies«, or failure to observe the at Vancouver. Wash. The young couple will make rules of the roud. Following are some of the ac their home for the present, with The groom is HIGH LIGHTS IN IL K. S. NEWS tions which resulted tn death to Mrs. Ridgeway. November 22--Thank.«givtug As- bicyclist»: Hitching on to u employed in Portland. Assemhly lnuck; riding at nignt without Bob Eugeleke of Eugene was a November 24—Tfan-ksgiviug Game lights; carrying another peraon (Beavers vs Tigers) on the handlebar»; rutting across week end guest o f home folks. a traffic lane without signaling or looking buck; failure to »top nt a through afreet; riding two abreast. Three of Diene actions are di rect violations of »lute law, and all o f them are forbidden in most cities having bicycle ordinances. As an Independent candidate I will appreciate the support of my fellow citizens, and If elecicd will give prompt and efficient C. C . H ockley Regional Director of ‘Public W orb» Jldminittraiion of Ketara» o f E»aay f uateU Arlene ik-rnard» waa «econd In the recent en Hay conte»! »ponaor- je«| by the Inlaud Empire Sodality Union, It waa announced lo Con *aga Univeratty la»t Friday The hiatory of the Notre I tame Sla it<r» in Oregon waa tne »object ¡of her paper, ( Hook Meek IrtD illr« Hunk Week w’a» obaerved at ¡81. Mary’« by «tudent« who par- tlclpated In a poster and literary contest. Fir»t prize» were award- led to Evelyn Sohler for the be»t ■ t«»*ter. Hetty !aai E»te» for a i*tory, '’Turn A New l« a f." Edna R»«niu»»e.j for a poem. “ Uahi ll*“ I Darkno»». In Ahe picture gv,e»»lng game Garmaina U Vote and Martha Sommer won the j highest number of point* for recognizing scene« front popular literature, AodaDty Note» j Delegate* for the Saturday meeting of the Hone City Sodal ,t) conference at Madeleine Hail were Arlene Bernards, Frances .Carlson. Yvonne Irnckay, Grace Palmer and Mary Claire Peter- »en , At the Friday assambly the *o- delist* divided Into leant» for their annua] «tamp drive T1 e campaign will officially open November 21. Miriam Pr Staff members itf The Miriam entertaln<-d their patrons and ¡friends with a one-act comedy. ’‘ Alice’s Blue Gown“ and other feature numbers. Sunday after noon, November 20, in St. Mary’s of the Valley auditorium. The ¡complete program was as fo l- li ws: Spanish dance, a p i.no duo hy DeUtris U-ppin and Rcr- i ncta Bernards; an address on Illd„ by , hr Rpy j „ De|auB.y . F rr . f . m an A c c k p t a n c k O p T hp . B u i l d i n g F or T iir D is t r i c t G r a d k S c h o o l 0 i k i .s G lhh C luh PnreiUr« Kequlem Maa» wu« held al Ht. Cecelia’ » church at 9 o ’clb-K Motidu\ mormn« by Rev Fa.her O’Keefe Palllirarer» were five brother» of the decea»ed and one nephew; Fred !., Anthony J . Herbert A., Francis 1». and Edward K . und nephew. Jack W ilton, all of Portland. Survivor* lieaidr» tho»c aboVe mentioned Include three n iter*, ■Mr». II A. O’Meara of Ileaverton: Mr». J. T. Wilton of Portland, and Mr«. M. f'amu» oi Olvtnmn. Wash A large crowd of fr lin ls and relative» front Washington ann Oregon altended the re-veer« _ _ OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I ^ r l a t t n n a Relief are ito representatives. invite,i Ward. H. S. Reporter) Beaverton’» high «chao* wound up a remarkably successful *en- son Thanksgiving dam hy defesu- W the Tigard team I« to n. Beaverton was not scared on In te league com peti I U m » this yea.-. Both learn* had an in broken «•cord of win» «n Ore lea.Tua thi year until yesterday. I le a verton« win give» them the T. V. 1. ‘ hamptonshlp for rite « t o a d coaseec ; Ive ye:u-. \ perfect day brought out a lar-:e crowd r , witness tic* championship game The Tiv-ard Tiger« were cot a I |<tr*Ji ver and Ihev fought rame ,1; thro, ghoul the <ooievt. Neither «ble wa» able to score in »he first three qssrler», !. i jit the U»i few m m oles of ptuv B« averum’ s swpertortty rianlfesf- ed itself and Funmons and Fuhre. chalked up I v o toov-hdowns, an.» converted on each. I Reu verton col played Tigard , * I: rnughoiH the whole game bnt were unable to kit pay j j r! u n ii along (fee windup. Tigard completed no passes and failed to make a first down. NOTFN ON THK GAME Efmesis scored first toc-chdown . ** quarter. then Führer ‘‘au“ »ht a pa~s from Emm on« n<^ «cored. ( onversbtn made by vlt,Hhin ........In league this year !*• Eaal six w ns. no losers. l;5®*. neople attended the game. Uandall, sophom or';.''placed “ .Tie *utn* promise of mkinr * aHnd haekfield man. Stahlc. Huserink. R. Toelle. M. Toellc Altadiin. Smith. Boiiger. Bishon. (N IHert«on snd I / » , «enbvrs.pla' - rd -MumaiMtingF bwithnlV throttgVi- oui the ca m e... . .Beaverton loo* j»o Tigard last time Xoy. 11. 193d. r v ,rovitch substituted for »far ,h alf hack Jones, who « a s hadlv injuw««) at Corvallis. j _______________ Thi* meet.ng will be for the ipurpnan of planning a cnmmuii- ty -w ide program o f .if*hrl*tr-. «s O e e r . At this time e f the year everyone’s thought« turn to f .e . The Beaverton Grade Sehiml . » «‘ ipsoze ol some one tn need. .basketball team is rounding into H th» community i .. ce,s '-rtF, lhe shape after fw o weeks practise. ran ,ne«t 'he situation in f/es- P iospects for another good team |v*rton 100 per cent. this year are favorable, although ---------------- ----- t-RA.M» JURY SE L E (T E l) ¡eight regulars from last year’s ¡JOBS DAUGHTERS ELECT Twenty-six o f 31 prospective 'cham pionship squad have grad- { OEEIUEKS jurors named un the circuit court ______ uated F rom last year* It team At 'lie u ccu u g at M b’! Dauuhl pfAiel last week rejairted for n o j Kenneth Fox. Henry- Jones. Nor- ers at the Masonic ball Monday vice here Monday. Tw o were ex Dec 2. will be the «late o f a man Bishop and John Freni: nr» night the following officers were ciwed and «even'chosen to eerv- skating party sponsored by the showing up well. Newcommer* .elected for the ensuing year: or the grand i’vrr. whN-h retired Girl Reserves. Busses will be include Monte Myers. < harle.- Honored Queeu Elect—O oroiby immediately for its first sessior provided for the st udents. The U.urens. Lyn*n Fauteck. Eugene , Wra>. Pour had been exersed nreMou«' skating party w ill be at the Oaks Springer. < linton Trowbridge, Senior Priureas-Dorothy McBreen ly and one did not report at all Bleating Rink. Julian Petersen, ami Bill and J'Wior TThioess-Cathryn , Van (Ttoeen on the rrard jury were v t I Kleek. William E. R ice. H illsboro Rte. 34 thirty-five prospective h-^keibal, Quide-l-ARay Martyn. Rosa B. Bruce. Reedrille: How players are trying out the new Marshal—Doris McBreen. ard A. Dunoalf. Cornelius; Simon Gym. The Honored Queen and sev- Hershey. Hillsboro route 1; Jo- eral officers from Multnomah , Bush. Beaverton route 2: Clam. Dec. 6 Aluuinue, here M\NY ATTEND NATIONAL Bethel No. 16 were visitors. |Elford„ Hillsboro routes and Dec. 9—Molalla, there GRANGE AT PORTLAND The next meeting will tie on .0 , , ° George, Recdville. Dec. 13—Yernonia, there Remaining veniremen for fu There were several members of Dec. 5th. Two girls will he initi- Dec. 15—(Molalla, here the Beaverton Grange who n e n ¡ated. This will be the last meet- *,’ re circrit court cases are Dec. 20—Veruonia, here initiated into the 7th degree in ing for the out-going Honorée ,George H YVithv.-ombe, Gaston Dec. 23—Camp Reehers C tV here the city auditorium in Portland Queen Betty Hanson. route 1; Claud Ravrr.ond and Dec. 27—Open George B. Ori man. Forest Grov * Friday afternoon aud evening Dec. 30—Joseph here -------- --------- .route 1: Fred Mi son. Sherwood There were 4.0d0 initiated in.o Jan. 0 - - 1 »-ague Opener St. Mary's I route 1: in d a Huber and Etta the 7th degree in the two classes Gym. j Cook. Cornelius route 1; W. A most o f the members being from Jan. 10—Banks here. Al O ff r U Root.. Tigard: Edward T. Murphv Oregon and Washington, but Jan. 13—Tigard there. there w ere. several from New Jan. 17--H illsboro there York and other far m a y states. Jan. 20—New-lierg there The Kiv anís Club heid a .Plains; Everett Reed. Gaston Rvery state in the uo'on was Jan. 24—Forest Grove here meeting Wednesday noon for Cie route 2: Alfred L Schindler and represented at the meMBvg. Jan. 27-- St. Marys there purpose of electing new officers Albert Er-tm-in. Porttvnd root* Jan. 31—«Sherwood here The following is the 5 ¡ In** Taylor. i>anl:s route 1; The many friends in Beaverton for 193». Feb. 3--Banks there. 'Christinn Rich. H illsboro -»onte 4: oi J. C. Snyder and son Ia-ster. result of election: Feb. 7—Tigard here. 'Vernon C. Fin hh Buxlcn. an-: will be sorry to learn that their Feh. 10— Hillsboro here President— W H. Grauer Hannon, Forest house on the Wedeking place in Feb. 14—New berg here Vice P resid en t- John W. kirb- Clarence I» the Kinton district burned to the Feb. 17--Forest Grove there Directors. AV. G. Stratton. Guy Grove star route. giotind W ednesday morning. Nov. Carr, U e Richey, Leonard Adams, Feb. 21--«St. Marys here Damages totaling $ to.193.50 are 23rd. , Pfb. 24—Sherwood there L W. Short and J. R. Talbert. asked in a suit filed In circuit court Friday by William J. Pul- ver again i Frank A. Smith for injuries allegedly received In an automobile accident near Heaver- 'ton October 3«. 1937. William Pul ver, 16. being represented by h n 1 guardian ad litem. Ia .;ra Pul ver. charges he was hurt as a resu t ' of reckless driving while a pa«- ' senger ^n a car being operated by Hmith’s son. Richard 16. The (Vehicle struck a telephone pole on the rarmington road. It la charged. Jury hearing the damage su: tâ te case of Claudia Skage®. a minor, vw. T. C. Ammons Jr. brought In a verdict for the dcfen<lant Thnrs. 'iriv at the end o f four dayw' liti m gation. The plaintiff, ref resented P hy K. Skagcn. her gvsrdlan ad litem. charged the defendant guilty of negligent and careless driving in aa accident which all egedly mused her rermanemt In juries.- TfllFbc»«? Argus. Basketball Schedule Kiwanis Club Elects New Officers For Year SCHOOL BUILDING fOU BtAVtDTON 06 ÍG 0 N ‘■ÄS'ÄV Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Mover and baby daughter went to C a m - a*. Wash., to spend Thanksgiving in the home of their parents. • •