The Beaverton review., April 12, 1940, Image 1

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T he B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devotedly Extensively to.the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
Volume W ill
Beaverton, Washington County, Oregon, Friday, April 12, 1910
Spanish War
Veterans
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CURRENT
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EVENTS
PH O TO G RAPH ED
FOR
(lie
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coin-
K.iMiil'-r. wiit iusLallm x
ofru j r
fo r U mi ll«uv<Ttou ram p which
a .I I 1.« known uM ram p No. SI
and Mr«, Ja n « Mourn«. d«|mr>
uunl
p resid e«;
win iiislu llh ig
o fficer« lo r the au xiliary
I auip O fficer» ll«t<»l
Ik-side»
tbo
contandcr
the
• fflre rs I1 T I 1 <II<<I fo r lb«- B eav er­
ton ram p w ere: laatler II llat«y .
llarro n . Junior vice-com m ander;
JauiKA F
Iloyd. a d jin itn u l; Wll-
I uni II
Woodeotdi, q u artertiias-
<«r; f ’arl I E rick so n , Jo h n W,
Ju s tic e , and Thom as II llarrltt,
I ru stev s.
C h arles
I
lt«dfl«ld.
puirkiin- fita Iru c to r; II. T. KofT.
fb lo r la n .
Il«rb « ra A
1‘ ulnant,
o ffice r for the day.
M arcello*
I. W ajcucr. o ffice r o f ihe au a rd :
Amo» l>. Wooden. color serg ea n t,
and ll«-nry llarro n . niuairlan
FLO O D S C E N E —
T h e Susqushanna
River aqaln ever-
ttowe IU bank« al
WUke» B a rre . Pa.
The Hood exploded
ell tank» and burn-
lag gatoUne eel lire
le many building».
I
Vork C o S ^
°
“PPolniiBeni T I ° a ,h*
" “Meli (,bomr ®*rtfand /
I ,aibl;T> a . ? BWUb * * /
f o i ^ M e p h ; ; ,; i7 « r |
^ l ii ic o ll e ,.^ * i
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PERSHING AMBULANCES-AmsHcon Volualeer Am
butanes* somswhsrs la France on their way lo Ihe
Iront Named "Gen. |ohn J. Pershing Ambulances.*
they are manned by volunteers Iron ths U. S
The A u xiliary officer», b«<»id«»
Mrs. lia r rou. w ere: Alice Van
fo u r !.
»color
Vlre-prexld«<«it ;
Mary
Cavan««».
Junior
vice*
president .
Nellie
H,
Ju a llc e ,
ch a p la in ; K leanor W anner, tart*
r <u k n alru clor; Itosety Putnam ,
le U itl« « .
Veata
Wooden. »«<-
r e la r )-; O ertrude Itedfleld. Irea»*
wr«r;
Minnie H aley, m n d c lo r;
lle lg a E riksso n . guard. amt A lyre
Van C ourt, niuairlan
^
PorMiiinler I .end« llite»
Uifhard I retell o f Portlnnd wa*
th e In stil utlng o ffic e r for tli«
occasion. O ther o ffice ra o f I In
organization lak tig pint
Inclu­
ded Jm ld ’■haulier o f Eugene.
r< nk»r vi<t< com m ander o f
Ih-
depurU nenl. ulid HI<I1 << 1 <I t »«*l«-ti.
lu stitu t iik o ffic e r Seneca T<*i*t
of
Portlnnd,
flr»l
depart uteri
i-omninmlei-
wu<
one of lb«*
at>eukera.
U
f m
H
e p r I I r t f ' I l f i l l i \ 1*1n
i l l
k c l l e v
Y o u n g
d r i u i i
l ’o r !
,
r i e .
i .
c o t n m
c u
in p
1 l o r p s
E u g e n i
>
l u m
O
a n d
w e r « *
a u d e r
u n < l
2
r e g o n
o l
p u r l s
H
■ Jba L,, ,
country.
a r d
i a t n , > s '
i l l s b o r o .
M
o M
o f
i n u -
llulicr (iardtti Club
xiillK'rt Miner Talks To
t h e
T h e Huber (Ja id e n club held its
rrgu ln r m eeting Tuesday evening,
D e p u i ' t m i n l
C o n u n i i n d e r
A l a s k a .
a t 8 p.m. April 9, in the Huber
t h e
V e a » e j r
p r e s e n t - r d
B
II.
hall. Mr G ilbert M iner gave a very
A m v r l
C a n
p
w l l j h
a
b e a u t I f u l
Interesting
talk on the placing <>f
c o n
il , M f-
diruha fo r d ifferen t types of houses
M j e r »
I I .
C o i n u i a l i d e r
M a u r i c
and kinds of shrubs best suited
U i v
o f -
C i t y
p r e s e n t e d
O f
O r e « m
1« er badai'«. Comrade Iloti« of to use.
Portlnnd n
ballot
box
and
E . C. Morford talked on prepul
nn u lla r cloth and a llllile w<i« at Ion and planting new lawns and
nl»o p iiM n U d , P a*i D epartm ent kind o f g rasses best suited fo r d if­
( ‘iiim andcr. h ini Hannon j n «
feren t tyjM's o f soil.
e n te l Comniuiitler
V»n
court
H lehaid K erris gave a b rief res­
will« u rav el u» a personal 1 ft
ume on "W h at to do In April,"
O llie r Depart nielli officer» to
ti« Ip Hie D epartm ent President w hich covered nmny subject». He
w ore; Muyin* l,ov<'. I)c pm Imetib stated now was the tim e to plant
two
weeks
n e cie ta ry , 1 min S k ell y,
lr<'p,. gladiolus and each
th
e
re
a
fte
r
T re a s u re r. atid the D epartniant
» O r i le ,
1 l l l * o
f r o m
M
,N s p u in g
S e o u l
o f
c i t y .
h i ­r
E d w
u n d
f r o m
ASHIONS
COLORS Stylist» decree two
•on. com blnotlon. ior
•«reel and • *• «.!», w .a r lhlt
»Print,, and duo lone h o rm sn l.,
I» clo tn e. hove been matched
p r i - H c n t
IIW h l» l* M l
N « i ».
/
u * h l n g t o i i
u m
i
ouloi f l'iire ri
Mr». Majrne
l<o\o prcsenlk-d
th e A u x iliary wltih a lltble in
b eh alf o f Mr», Monroe.
M rs.
h i.1 11 \ and 'I rse lf, Comrailo and
Hi- < t
l ’o l i presen ted Ihem n
b allo t l»»x unii a penny d rill box
amt Mr». Myers o f Oregon L ite
.......... u b i !
I liein wllli nn aitai
cloth Mr
Mummie S tau ffer, Hie
D ept, c h a p la in
present I Mr*.
Ibi i ron With a navel a» 11 per*
fwimil Kiri
from
Pani
Depart
m in i Com m ander Ham Hanson.
The history o f gourds was read
hy Mrs. Gray
H
Jaco b so n
answ ered
nmny
questions on .<>«nlsii p st» and what
Insecticide best to use. A com m ittee
was appointed- to m ake plans for
n flow er rfhoW, which 1« to be held
in Ju n e .
Follow ing the m eeting re fresh ­
m ents were served. Thti ty-flvy o f
the m em bers were present.
Cast Nobli* Gran re Moot
Mrs. lla rro n
presented
Mr«,
T h e Past Noble Grand lodge
Ja n e Monroo'
nml
t<be
< olor
h e a re rs 1 neh w ith ft l i f t I” b e­ inel at the hom e o f M rs. E lm er
Henson. Mrs. Mildred Os field |>e-
h a lf o f 1 ihe Aux illady.
I It e lin-le»s for a pol luck d in ­
ner
Irwin Stoffer Initialed
OHC, Corvallis, A|trll 11 Irw in
S ta ffe r, o f Beaverton,
<nlor te
education win one c f the 14 new
Biem bers recently Inltlnted Into the
Cm con S t.it" coll< ge and Cnlvei
nlty oi c re g o n jo in t chapter of
Nlg.im D. <tn P I, national ¡«.n o, *0 -
ciuiy in Spanish.
MrV Scot.fc asked quest lolls on
ballot in s .
T h e next m eeting will l»< held
al Hie lionie of Fiaiyrlna De
trln g .
Mrs. Biddy Bishop spent tile
week end with Mr. and Mrs.
G eorge W aters o f Salem .
Denney
!
I
Nuptials
B efore an a lta r banked w ith
ch erry b lo sso m s, Ml»»
K a tt e r -
Ine D enney, (laughter o f M r.
and M rs. R . B . Denney of B e a ­
verton was un ited m m arriago
with A rnold E . G arnert, «o n of
M r. and Mrs W . E . G a rn e tt
o f P ortlan d , al. tk Calvary P res­
b y terian
qhim di In
Pori land,
Satu rd ay evening, April
6. at
8 30 P M. R e v . John M itobell
1 read the double ring s e r v o * .
P reced in g the cerem ony Miss
G eraldtne Powel sane and Miss
Mar«ar<rt L am b ert son
[re sid e d
T h e death rate fo r the f i r .t t w o ,mt th„ orKmn.
m onths o f the y ear 1940 was 12.» j <n,«, brid*.-. given In f.'iarriago
j as against 15 4 fdr the sam e period by Iber fa th e r, wore a d ress of
In 1939.
White fa ille ta ffeta , and fingertip
E lla s J.
mill Mr«.
pr«al(l«nt
a ra p a ­
V««a«y, ilnpaitm viiI
Trofflc Fotobt'ei
O regon's tra ffic death rate for
the m onth of Feb ru ary wae 18.1
person« killed per 100.000.000 mile»
o f travel, a substantial decrease
fio m the rate of 19.3 for F e b ru ary
1°
11 wa" announced a t the
•ecretary o f state s o ffice today.
T h e decrease in the death rate
w as affected In the face o f In­
creased "exposure" to accid en ts as
, reflected in a 12 percent Increase
In trav el as shown by tbe Increased
1 gasoline consum ption in the state,
It was said Travel in Oregon dur-
; ing the m onth o f Feb ru ary totaled
180,877.385 m iles com pared to a to-
t •aI o f 180,840,582 miles in F ebru ary
of 1639
W ar V eteran s was
O n v u rlo n Thursdu.-
o. O
Garnett
S/X out of every / / d f
M o p p e n A / te r D a rA
THE REVIEW
Might, April fth with
▼mi C ou rt ua <«>iii»nd«r
JiMuIhlii« llarron
us
o f lb« au x iliary befo»-«
ri I y auiilwoce In ti»« I.
ball.
H
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In The WEEKS NEWS
Institute
W
Hpiuilidi
Inn I If uia>«l al
i
Number 20
Scouts and Leaders
Preparing For Meet
“ Young A m erica
socking to
please and inspire its e ld e r » !”
'litis In the m otive-pow er drtv*
Ing 8000 Boy S e o u l* and 25000
volunteer adult, lead ers of the
Cortland
A rea
C ouncil,
Boy
Hcoul^ of A m erica, a s th e) te-
heaarse th e ir a r ts p erfect I heir
»kills and assem ble th eir e x h i­
bits to en te rta in th e ir p aren ts,
te a ch e rs, neighbors, and friends
In the Pori lurid civic audltorlm .
F rid ay and Sakrday. April 2<i
and 27.
T h e l wo day i ageuni Is h e r a l­
ded as a
'S K 1 l.I.OHA.MA ' and
a g -u ntie - ( r e e l |>arude will p-
held Satutduv
aftern o o n , April
-’7. Boys o f tlie area outside of
the city o f 15 m ( land and hailing
from In' Oregon and live Wash
Ingtoit cou nties will jo in In th
fe stiv itie s
and
lak e "p ro m in en t
purls.
S c o u t* III tile various elite
ami com m unities a te ou t s e llin t
t'o k e ls . ‘ 0 ei'iiis fo r ad u lt* and
*5 c e ll!* for <'hildren.
Funds derived will go toward
prom oting
furt her
a rltv itlc
iiinoiik.
tin'
Ir o o is
anil
p<ik-k«
tlu o u th o u l the area.
Th<<
y o n g ster*
luive
been
working over-lim e p reparing for
th etr a c liv ltie * hove disrupt il
eir
Jd-ennlal SM Iluraine and
I heir a c tiv itie s
have disrupted
family meal schedules nml other
household routine, judging front
reports com ing lo Field E *ecu -
j live Lloyd I-illle who Is ireneral
m ana-.er of the pannmorn. But. It.
i* nil good cau se ami now the
bov* are .in lin e sjm rt by having
(npael.v house* at the two n ig h t­
ly
perform ances. Hpevial m ati­
n ee* will l»e held for jronmster*.
A lotnl o f lot booths fo r Scou t
’sk ills will be on display In the
basem ent <>f the audit-orlum. •
.
l lT-r<’^ :
ALICE BLUE tilk isrssy is this
two piece ensemble. Blouse
is gathered al shoulder yoke
and skirt is shirred al center
(rent. A silk turban matches.
Poppet figures, m anipulated by veil held In place with a halo o t
stud ents will carry the story o f seed p earls and orange b loso m s.
tra ffic safety to students in Hills­ She carried a round ,bouquet of
boro schools, according to word re­ w hile flow ers and pink ro re s .
M iss Ruth Denney was maid
ceived by the safety division of the
of h o n o r. Sh e wore a d ress o f
secreta ry o f sta te 's office.
ta ffe tta
and
carrie d
Under the sponsorship o f the I P e a t- 1*
H illsboro safety council, the pup- old-fashioned nose gay of blue
pet shows are being arranged as sell las and prim ose».
The
bridesm aids
were
Miss
l a novel m eans o f illu stratin g prin­
I latrraln e D enney and M b s E ile en
ciples o f tra ffic sa fe ty
fo r the
G a rn e tt.
they
wore
b o u Ja u t
«•hool children of that city D tf-I
X
,wDs“ “^ d
fe re n t tra ffic situ a tio n , will be II- lmce an(1
alBO ca rr wl BOe«sgay.
luelrated In the puppet w ith the i of plnk Rweel peas and p rlsi-
iny m arionettes show ing by their | loaea. and wore bn',os o f pink
“actio n s” the right or wrong things Rowers In l«Mir hair
to do in tra ffic.
Douglas T a y lo r was b est m an.
T h e elderly pedestrian who is
T h e w ishes
were
Field in g
stru ck by an autom obile, runs one Denney.
Paul Garr.etV. G eorge
ch an ce in four o f being killed in S icilia n , and B ill Jo n es
th e accident as com pared to the ' A f t e r
fe licita tio n s
at
tie
odds for children under 14 who run church a »mail recep tio n
fo«
b u t one ch an ce In 24 o f b e in g . •#*> ¡nim ed iaiely r..!a llv e » and
JJU Ied when involved in tr a ffic ac- ,a m *****.
Wedding ;-arty
1 Cldents thsli 'T B s ' ysuilg - -pewwwa. i * “ * held at Ihe b iid e 's D an e.
M iss- IFelelt Art,she- «d iliU -h o ro
probably because young
bones
and M r*. E . A . P erkin s. ;,unlx
mend more easily and painful in­
of the b rid e, presided at the
ju rie s are less likely to result in
' J tab le and a ssistin g abou> '-he
serious shock fo r them , i t was rooms w ere Ijfce M isses
B eity
explained.
B ro w n .' R a ce ! M cLaughlin. R ath
T h e odds th a t death will result
In such accid en ts are high fo r any
age group and con stitu te adequate
reasons
fo r exertin g every pre-
cau tio n ag ain st being involved in
these crash es. Snell declared, point-
(Turn .o ««ge o
Father O’Keefe
Highly Commended
G arn e tt, and M rs.
R obert
B.
Denney J r .
1 A fter a short honeymoon a t
j (he beach, the voting couple w ill
m ake th eir home in S a le m .
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Beaver Chapter
Entertains
At flbeir re g u la r m eeting on
W ednesday evening of th is week
1-H Club Members
The Rev. G eorge L. O 'K eefe, pas- B eav er Chapled 106. O.E S . on­
to r o f St. Cecelia C atholic chu rch, te rta nel the m em bers
o f B ea-
Present Program
l> a v e rtc n . as general ch airm an o f 'e r to n Lodge No. 100 A .F
and
M-- and a,«o the men e r* of
T h e K lnton 4-H club m em bers the three-day con feren ce conduct-
J o b s Dai li’ e r * .
presented a program Friday night ed at the M ultnom ah hotel in P o rt- Dethel •s,1>-
at wtiich tim e 17 n u m bers of their land April 8. 7 and 8 fo r the con-
A larpe ,Mln,U>r w tr** pvt ent
doctrine. and a f ,“r a - o r t mee in.- a
woodworking club received their fra te rn ity of C h ristian
. ...
. . .
. . .
program was given by 12 m in-
achievem ent aw ards. Ivan Newkirk was highly com mended fo r his dt-
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s tre ls from H azeld.ue ami the
U ader of this club, o f which every .e ctio n o f the 2000 youth
and more M asontc Qlutttot t, , n r r , i
of
n u m b er com pleted his work, was than 1000 adults chorus.
T h e Na- F(, Kar Ta). , a r ,. D ani, i ,
■noe
a firs t year leader. Follow ing a tien al d irector. Rev. Stephen I.even VirKi, M>ors alH, M«'.v n
1er.-
program by the club m em bers a of W ashington. D. C.. in his closing
IL
pie social was held in order to rem arks at the banquet Monday L . Fillt y for Mie nie-ely lit
raise money to help provide schol­ evening paid d eserving tribu te to ated t a b l e s .
arships for 4-H club sum m er school. F ill h e r O 'K eefe's executive a b ility ,
TI ie next meeting of
't? Ö *i?
The K lnton club m em bers and and said th at the Portland R egion - w-i!l be i n th evenir - < : April
when
ail .rr.enibv:r» who
the aw ards received are as fol- »1 conferen ce, including the sta te s 24
!.,w *: Cecil V anK leek, th ird ; Fred of M ontana. Idaho, W ashington and have 1 never held an o f f r p wiit
K arp stein. second; M arjorie D el.es- Oregon was such an outstanding be specially entertained
the
N ational Madge 71 lander. Wo< thy
pinnsse, second: Alfred Boyles, sec­ Miecass that even
reoikeats tß at »
sp ecial!
ond; B u rton E. G rabliorn, second; conference in I x j s Angeles in O cto­
rs h
p re se n t.
Pens
W illiam
W right, second; Holii.-- ber would hnve to go fa r to sur­
S h e d s, second;
K enneth
Brown, pass it.
One o f the most in terestin g fea­ St. Mary’s Will Present
second ; H ubert
BL-rlv, . second;
Freddy D gLespinasse, second; H ar­ tu res of the con feren ce w as the T I l F C C '- A c t C o m t ' d v
old M ullcnberg. second;
S im m y school exh ibits and B eav erton was
A play will be given
K::go,
second;
B o b e it Oolenisn. icpresented by St. C ecelia's school.
Aloha G ran ge h a ll, rt, 3:1
fir s t; Lyle Skeels, fir s t; Stanton
F rid ay. April 12 (to ris
Col, inun. fir s t: Alfred In ab rit. firs t;
Book Review Nears End S t M a n 's Home (o r F.
A lbert K oenig, fir s t; and Marvin
Is to he a Ih ree-act coi
In her review of "T h e M ystery
Ogle, first.
titled “Crertit T a k e s A I!
at Hidden Cove,” by Fitzsim m ons,
b a -ejl on the ttnaJi ieJ ,
S li­
during last Thu rsday's B ook club tie s o f Ro* ert C o lto n . <
tti*,
Church Redecorates
m eeting. Mrs. R obert Ste w a rt kept uiim<u»l m ann er he ha«
sol -
her audience intensely interested ving th em .
Building
and. to the last moment, guessing
T h e hoys’ r-hoir fe a 1
all
T h e m em ber* of the Church of a» to the outcom e of the story. P ortlan d C
aD nolial. w
» 1
CaM.iulval.
C h rist this week hav«> been re- Proceeding th e review new book betw een a c ts ,
<!erdrating Ihe basem ent of lh>> com m ents w ere given by M r*. W.
You w ill su rely ’>« <:
’ '
ch u rch
w itji cal souihie,
pain-, E. M cCloskev. The next regu lar w ith t,-'.e even In o >» r io n u ir c ,
and new curtain,*.
The place m eeting o f the R ock Club will be
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has
been
transform ed
Into ;i
held on Thursday, April 11, w ith D i s c u s s i o n
C lu b
A lo c ts
plnoe o f beatify for m eetin g and
T h e w eekly d iscu ssic- c'uh b o f
social function and Is used for an oth er in terestin g review in pros-
"day
the Ju n io r d ep artm ent o f t,he pect. B rin g sandw ich and com e. st. C ecelia's P a ris h m
Coffee *nd ten will be served by at the home o f Mr an
C art
IL,' ie ckjbool.
the
com
m
ittee.
W
e
have
only
three
MiMet.
a
fte
r
a
tim
ely
•ton
New tab les, ch airs, and eqndp-
--day
n ient* for a ll Ihe cla ss e s , m akes more book review s before ou r sum- lunch w as served. Ne
of
lh«< e n lir e Church
huildiug a nier vacation, so don’t m iss any they will m eet a t th-
Mr. and Mr*. Amel Be
modern B ible School work sh o ". o f the rem aining m eetings.