The Beaverton review., June 21, 1940, Image 1

T he B eaverton R eview
The Only Newspaper Devotedly Exlcushrely to the Interests of Eastern Washington County.
Volarne X V III
Scouting The
West Slope
Beaverton, Wanhinfftoa County, Oregon, Friday, Jane 21, 1940
HAY TOWERS
BRINGS GUITAR
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Civil Service
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Th«*r« I mi | » ttw.ioriimu (u the
lot. It was learned at the reg
ular ineetlng Of the local K f
wanla Wednesday, Jun - 19 . ft
•« muw that they i n
,ui ,f>u.
hall player». IIIU Graue«, in-.ua
K''r U m tha Kiwnnl* *Wtball«rs
ta bunting for that laut. dack.
■tuna on « «aid hla team hud
a a a
IHM haa bawl hunting for tha
The »oftball game of the aaa*
'Charley Horsee,” but both lo ­
aon will be played on the Men
thara
»•rton high acbool uUdetic Held cal doetora assuia him
"Juat
«Int
no
auch
animal."
neat \\ oilm »day nlgl.t
net ween
Anyway. Wadnaaday night. at
tteuveitor. Klwanlan» who b a r«
I
»
;
16 w «‘ll lind out what a tarn«
h«*u chiillaUged to «ro e » hat"
It la (o r waa).
with tUa »w ilt uttgregiition known
Tb«
local
Klwauiaus
wara
lu r atul wide a« the Weal Slope
luipnn vment cult.
Kbr
aome royally «ntartalnad by Kay Tow %
•ra, l*oi lland who eaug «-owfcov,
. .eie -ta» «well a. ink ...
aort o f feud between theae tw > «* * • ■ to bla own accompany,
bundle» of fello w » and now f, nwnt on tha guitar
Exams To
Team
Be Held
a a »
The ro lle d State« Civil Ser­
vice com m it« ton haa annonn-cd
open
competitive
examination«
for numerous poaltiona some n*
which are Hated below:
Application» must be tiled with
< tha commission's Washington o f­
fice not later than We date-
»pacified with the name o f the
examination. Usually the local
■ secretary, Mr. Char tea Da we«, i t
the postoffice can supply uided
information.
ti.e lime when each 1» prouiu-iug
all a ud sundry whut they will CELEBRATES THEIR
do to Utoae fello w » frotu the
Marine engineer. $3,800 a year;
other ultltudv, rt«* juat a little GOLDEN WEDDING
a a a
aaeociata. 83.200 a year: as»D-
lu»T «• liiforiuatloii »eem » to ih >
Mr. and Mra. Walch o f Braver-
tant. >2.600 a year; railoua op­
what
the otliet fellow
Hunt»
ton. ralabralad their golden wad­
tional branches, not over 70 yrs.
And here 1» the low di v> u on
ding anniversary Sunday. June
of axe; June 30. 1941.
the West Slopera
Hi .with a paity at th«|r bom«
Naval architect, $3.800 a year;
The»*- We*t Slope fello w » will
just eant o f Barnard'» corner.
associate. $3.200; assistant. $2.60')
average over io year» lu age
■Vuiong tboae who cougialu-
various optional subjects; June
In loundina up tha player».
•ated them on th« .lag^.y ore«- ,
, 30, 1941.
Henry Dw.il. their manager. dU-
» loti were trlenda from
Itoae |
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* Assistant translato-
t French,
A Heave-ton ^ woman. . ____
Mra. _____(
D o ra l
Gene-al
chalí man
covtued there wa» too much tal- burg. roru
an a —
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for
this < verton formed a choir who sail«;
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and lieaverton
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Alirlnar
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Spr-ISb|
$2.6 -•
ent In the locality for juat ONB
U rth
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tU p 9 ' C.t° * * 4 * brU“ a,,t year | hnlliant aflatr waa Mra. Dorothy ! during the initiation o f tae now
a
year.
18
but
not
53-
July
12,
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team and with .« n .ld e r .b l. Jlf ;
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ilr
Worth>
Worthy .Matron of Wa candidate.
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Matron
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lu u l.y pt i:ned down to T H R K F :'
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Chapter. Portland, w 'lU ha" I ( “ i7 ~ ^ 'd Mrs. Harry Eliander. 1940' ^
the V.a. Machine om.
i* um». each to play 3 luning- | Uv, ttml y„ uthil|1 lu Bplril
“r ,v T .
,
,b* V *
annual 1 -ha able asalaUnce of assistant ' Worthy Patron and Worthy Ma
Jun,or *lrw ay traffic control-;
tAM-ry
man ou tha team has aim believe in tnairied life ..
Hl ' ,
‘ t ! * «•»•Io n » of
the ^oalnuan h r*, hvu Welts.
W or iron, respectively,
o f Beaver i le;<
$--6° *
* y * « r ; requires «
a la st tlml's a pippen (In base
it » * happy couple received in a-
T
j
«w
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°$ Vlctoty t uapter. chapter presided during the ex- u ln « P * r ie n c e ; must be IS but
bait’ ). It is 8-atefore to ba liop
U su tifu l gUts to mo notblo-; i„ . J
!?w h
8h“ r' ^
G* or**;
W orth) em plllcation o f ritualistic work U<H 54 r ear*
Ju,r l$- I»«* -
rd i ) -a I
tha Klwauian gang cun ^ the great
big decorated rwk<
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W#r* *WO ***tro1* ° r
W averly
Chaple, J
when the
degree» were
confer- Junior aatronomer,
$2,600a yea:
other Ueaverton women wl»o had j Portland
geg together a sufficient u umbel „cth a little bride »--d groom
Id 7h! '( " r l r J l ^T-h" * ° 'm ' ' i*orllant1'
IUi<4 Mr*- Anna Me- red on Mrs. lama Steele.
Naval Obuurvatory, Washing ton.
lh* (,r *n<l Chapter with i'becters,
worthy
matron
of
O ffice:» o f Beaver chapter cou- D
C. Requires 4-year college
U* offer
»um« competition. Of «un dln g In
the aeoler of IL |
, «“ » ‘ '«»cUoo as part o f Mte. S tip e» 1 Tu, i „ fn
Hlli.bm o. _____ leered a special degree on Mrs. j course. Must be lens i.ian 15.
c o u i«- there ware a few who
There were about thirty guest 1 1 r u g ^ '
aster
for
and
rT'Nlcuols as an
were
reluctant
to
a-liuli any
an(| mimic mid danclnk w r
ua*
"(Srai lou* l- a d v " w
th
f 1 T » " o ■ « * » tin
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-w the occaalou
u o > » u u Stipe
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«•' ad-
•«* Jul)
---- - II, 1940.
U iu c hut an amateur staiu.t Tl i joy^d. The Itaviaw Jolua with ’ - ,
* a s Ben H. Nichola.. Corvallla. dcnduiu to the formal program
Assistant curator
in g n u h r i
hut with a little - o o u w — gilt
j their .units
of friends in wish- r" universally
‘ tiu,l**r .PPsHutlon
on Mts beatowad
H U «. a . «h « w or"'>
i**f<>»
*»*« h a*'
lu her report. Mrs. iftlpe re- g2.600 a yuar; museum aide po-
tve|y little, in fact) it was dlt
ihrutie'iw-iii tha session*
* * * • '* rwq*on«lbll- v e ,l*d that she had visited, dur- »itlon ». 3 grade, rangua, from
lug many happy re ta in , of this n,e«nurt
p , „ l(Ud throughout
cove reo- that practically every Vety gracious occasion
of as brilliant
and
colorful
an
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co-l>r«
»» dl,‘ *: " « ‘ « f
,li ln*
Ule u ‘>Ml
> « » r-
146
n .goo u> ..........
$UW I I > a year Kx;-»r
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lli<*in lw
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in ^ rfU ta llo
a n d
woman « »on of utent had f o r
tha Orami
Chapter througbo u v jfficialy
anJ
26 i unofficially
and i lene« > in art
gallery w ork at col-
assemblage
of
ft
sternal
lam
a»
*»erly played class AA JtlaJor
.more than lut* »but ins.
-yea
‘ lege studio in history o f a r. or
baseball
SILENTLY PASSING Oaloirul. even to the m»me. Known for hD dignified man
N r*
A lb srU McMurphy. » UM- teaching experience in the line
After llstt-nlii* to them U il
g------------------------------------------ IM -H o le Session.”
an Inspiration a* r' Mr N^hola surprised and • ***ne'
^
. ' ' <Kthr 5'rV 'd *U a ru Not wver M ' J ul j *■ , W ' .
buw "good lbe> used to b*.”
of Mrs. Stipe's in recognition o f l JH «hl»J the gay gathering at ro" '
° f tb*
Exploeive
chemlaU.
various
Henjamlu 1. Hal)
di»-
Manager Dabi lias about
the month o f loses Portland tho ^
banquet with a rare dtapteg ,
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Sr* A* * ' *2 6 w 10 44-6W * > « * r
II. K. Daly, liuahand of ptad
'tern S U r Home at Forest Grove In
w|Bft ^
tided to enter them In the lia rs '
City o f Koaes and In honor i*f 04 humor in bU role as tone*
master Daly, died suddenly lu e»
reported the horn« had 34 me.: N |U W J drfen* . pn>rn, ni June
coulee* this fall again*! all.
her husband. Flm er Mtipe s fav- ' »mater.
nnn 44
u
unniprv lu
in residence,
maifipnen
a
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and
women
a in-
to­ 2-, . 194d.
Here u*e h e name» ot that day night from pneumonia,
'1 ..e secoud iunovatiau cred-
orlte flower.
tal o f 78. and was maintaining
team J. (1. Torisoce. II
Dahl.
The Dalya had been visitin':
Orftiidltti-d to Mrs. Stipe was the im-
Talbert.
Mrs. Marion
Driller.
Machinist
(outside)
outside the borne 22 men and 17
J. K. CbrlateiMeti. Chet Davl». 1 the Poatnmatet Convention
tu I
Marsbal. captured popular ac- presaive appeatance of a vested
for Navy yard at Mare Island
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worn.
n.
a
grand
total
of
117.
John and l«ew l» Pointer, 11. A. j Corvallis add bad goue to New |
claim as one of the most out­ cnolr as pari o, ine opem n,
Tfle Home (ufanltg only lhofc July 2 for driller and July to
Hpeer. A. II. Wataon. Dr K. J. • port with part of the pur'). A »
standing women at the Session. ceremonies of the Orand session wh<) n w |
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or #re for machinist.
Hem. I . Stutter, Dick Kueneke. la quite uaual there wa» a jM iiy
Very striking was the efficiency Tuesday morning. 1 he eight wo-
W aid attendant, neuro-ips) chl-
not qualified fo r old age peu-
W . D Camerou. J. A. Pelletlere. foimed to deep sea Aati'-u*. the
with which Ulie perfo'ntied the men o f the choir, singing" Open g(o)|
Waahiogton
county
re-
al
ic bospiul. U. S. Veterans at
Jack Furlong. Kiank K. Nlcbol Dal vs went along. White ad)n»t-
most exacting duties of her o f­ the Oates of tue Tem ple." mar-
tains a member in the Grand Ro»'*bur* ' ° re* on V * ™ « * H“ » '
Hy Sumuela. Jliu Valley. Fred iug hla sun glasses a great wave
fice.
iued to the Best and onto tho ^
r faln|1
with the advan. ifted are urged to apply. July
Moore, Ik-rt t iiltuslKIUgfislii. U. hit the boat and Mr. Dal) v.as
In
u - li i .. Vi
la- as »1
a
V
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Al
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m ..A ..
# «) lllVA
Mrs. M yitle Felaher as Inter­ ^ »tage
which was
a
replica
of u
J u rio r engineer,
$2.000 » a «• y e «r.
cement o f Glenn Payne, H ills
Oalxvrne, D. M. Davis. G. J. Da : thrown akalust the f.i'warl; ot
national temple fund committee- cathedral with windows o f par- boro, to Associate Gd. Patron, aeronautical, and naval services
vis, M. Peak**. C A. iiauigau. W .'th e 'laiat. breaking several rib».
member served well and fattb chn.ent containing figures take i
A l |h- ,niiU lla„ on of Mrg Hal. Must be under forty. Appllctions
K. Ilui-st, V. O. Hteenrod, I red ||e was taken to a l*ortland h o v # ..
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nom lie _ ritual.
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Huntington. Bugeoa, as W o r
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,,nt11 fa rtie ?
Hoffman. A. 1» Davis. Hob Ueu pltul w'.iere he seemed to be oil
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luring this regime.
Du k wine-colored velvet dra
thy Grand Matton and W illiam »oN ce.
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gle. C> P. Bean, V. O. Hutts. the w*> to quick recovery bill
I Mra. TaPvert, with the aid of pen framed the windows and m il J. McKenzie. Portland as Wor-
Advanced apprentice engraver
A
C. Ackernian
Ralph Davis pueiiuioola set In Tuoadaj
lo-.r
Mn*. I v a Summers, Mrs. Stipe's lighted candles gave the scene
tftiy Grand Paf-t>n. Mrs. H iu d **,te* u <* Printing and engrav-
K. H. Mathis, I^es lletchell, Joe ,»ud be laaled only a few hours.
slater, were responsible for the a dignity that greatly impressed lngrahm Folsou
Past W o rth ' ln*
Washington,
D. C.
Hlg i
Kb-nxle. B. I*, liavis. R. D. Bur-
H. P. Daly was born on a farm
lovely rose c-hlffon dresses worn the gathering
Grand Matron, presented Mrs. ^ « « » 1 edua^hm and expcrlenc-a
gurd, Toni MeHugh, A. Swansoi- .,t Frlna. Illinois, Febiuery 22.
by all the Orand officers « i l l
Distinguished guests for the Stipe with the
P a st' Worthy in engraving on steel. Ages U
HUI Tangle land U AdamsT).
IN 72. The old hedge «oo a . Ihe f- r ^
p<,M |,y
ilro rJ session» included Jessie Grand Matron's Jewel and Rex to
H osing date. Ju >
piace wt tel »tanoa thoiivb
t'.e
Some -girt of »lallst Ics:
maiqulsette and lace g o v ) »
-f Helton Hedges. Yakima. Worthy Davis. Salein.Past W ouhy Grand
Assistant scientific aid. $'• "
H. Dabi foi meri)- played on old house ha» gone,
the pare*.
Grand Matron of Washington;
Patron presented a simila- jew el a year. Optional branc *-» iu
tils fd u ca tjjii
Mis
received
the old Oregon
Hllnd
School
Nine of the fiour'e-o
paaes j Frank W . Beach, Kelao. Worthy to Ben H . Nichols.
clude chemistry, physics, cotton
until they found what was Me at I‘ana near his birthplace,
|:-^eut Hi Ir school da)- :n U .- Grand Patrou of
Washington.
As the Grand I xm U-: of Ma- « « » H e technology cud yarn and
mutter the$ couldn't win a guui-*
While still young
he
wi-ut
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.... xerton and knew Mrs. Stipe In- Ann Hansen. Caatle Rock. Grand sons opened their sessions
11 tsbric testing. High
echo** eJ-
,0%wI her we„
Rulh;
J. T. r h r is t e n a e n claims
------- ---- t.. “ * Kanma City wemr* ytrnng Dh-, tim|itt>,y ^
Dane Uuigc-mack. Seluh. mid-week. Mrs Iva Summer* of “ cation and less than 53 years
I.avc been with the Yankees la ^
l,Uo
l> '« «'b‘ "K bus
Unit- Duane Cuahman. son o f Grand Warder of Washington.
Beaver chapter was r.nnic 1 one
Age. July 11. 1940 last day.
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Ineas. A I h iii I ;| u
Ir and Mr*.
Mrs. 1
H.
11. t t'ushnmn.
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„ Mr
4. H.
ushnian and ! Beaver chapter had its ow.i
Construction cost auditor. $3.-
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came to Oregon and »onn- 17 ,T __ _ ..
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of a group of four Star mein
John and la*wts Pointer were
.
Virginia Tallieit.
Talbert,
daughter
ot
ol luip*irtant
important role
role In
In tl*e session* . ‘j evs to
.
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convey
greeting:
from 2U0 to $3,800 a year, ln l .8 nutr-
always buaheis
(cou ldns
lie
v é r t o 1^011*
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J R T a lb,*rt. made •« yday when it shared In the ihe Grand Chapter to toe Grand H i«« commission. General
ac-
last enough to get any higher
v °
, a ' ' ° *•
Tery channlng Heralds leading exempUSratioii
of
ritu a listic
' counting ex fet ience and respon*
rating), II. A. Speer pitched fo. : BurvIvors include b.ie
wife. ,he c ouri* gy G irl* an they In j work Wednesday night. ■Officer?
A t the banquet above referred sible manntacturtMg or eoustruc-
the B on I oii Bloomer G irl*' lenni.
K et» Daly. pOilmaate-, two Hielr turn eacorted the G rand! o f the chapter exemplified the
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Miss Anita Plenovi daughter tion cost accounting expenenev
A. II. Watson I» from the Texas children. Mrs. 1 ramea W aid
and oif|cor8 |0 the Bast.
^ U,Un* . tt" d lnltlatlop — * ,.of ( t Mr. and Mrs. M. Plet-ovi gave required. Must be less than :»!.
Ix-ague o f Women Votéis
Dr.
i*h I » Daly. Udk of Port-
rs. Stipe was responsible fo r ficéis o f St. Mary's. Onrvallis.
two o f her chaiming i I m 'K » pei Closing date July 18.
Item wus (and still i») a world-
** ■•"•‘ G Nr*. BIlu Plum
innova lion» in the routine | exemplified opening, escort, the
formancea, "Spiria of the R o s e '
IM rnPure
designer.
Federal
famous conditioner of all kinds ,ue‘ and a brolher. Harry Q.,
ej,e Qrand Chapter sessions, good <i the order and cloalng
and the "B u'tarfly Dan*'».
Prison
Industries. Bxperieuce In
o f athlete*) never batting le»s ,M>,b of hnnsas City: and three At her direv-tlon delegates and
OfflcM-* of these two chapte-s
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M
t At
the same Katber'mr Miss Interior decorating and furniture
than .475 I» Adams Is an urn grand children.
the Orand
tribute to to Mr*.
Mr*. ®
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Grand t < hapter officer* met I paid pleasing
pire of the first water, and will
Funeral service« will he at for a getto geth er banquet at- j Stipe and Mr. Nichols w en thev J“*
a> Mal
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therefore umpire the
conten. Pegg's Funeral
Parlois
where tended by more than 550 at the | named their ritualistic
group.
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Belli* a men. >er or both the Kt- ¡ W illard Hall will deliver the se.r- Masonic Temple Monday evening to r the occasion. "Th e Bendor* ! *>t>r
Maytlme and Di»
.lg l,n1- í ? * nd ' I 0**11* date
wanlaña and the West Slopers nion. VV. K. Pekg In charge of June 10. as a e«*clal prelude t«» ‘ Chapter No 1940."
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e . oc ng i .
iv . ui>
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Dlrecton o f libraries, $¡>.01-0 a
puts him on the r|iot but the «rrangi ments, at 2:3ti p.m
In- the 4)rand Chapter session*
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The On
ut tesy —
Girls
o * f Ben-
__________________ vear or
Department of .-Vg-
West SloiH-r* want to be fair terrment will be at Lincoln Me-
need attention but which were ricuHure. 4-year college emirs.-
a,nd tliey don't care what lie morial cemetery
SUMMER SCHOOL
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and lib raiy exrerienct- required,
VOTE TO PU T IN
not Included in the budget as ... .
does as long as he favors them
Mr». Kllu Plummer of Kan-
( losing date July 19.
OUT
THIS
W
EEK
Ja. k Furlong used to play o.i HHn ( .|ty „ ,^,mlng here on ac
published. One was the re-wirlne
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
NEW FURNACE
the famous Canyon Drive tenni, cl)Unt of
death «if her b o-
of
the
high
school
Some
of
the
W
F
n
n
,N r
n r-- » c
Summer school 4-11 dclcgute»
but we found no trace of I»-* lher tq,e
}). F'. Daly.
wiring
liad
hwn
in
a
long
time
^
O
C d L iL .^
who have been
attending
the
history. FVed Moore once played
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A t the school
meeting held
summer
session
at
Oregon
State
and
was
thought
unsafe.
One
ON
CEDAR
STREET
on some long forgotten Beaver- „ A i w m i , n <
f c 'V I K T k i
College In Corvallla will arrive Monday evening lu the aasenibl) was Ihe imrchnse of a new fur­
ton team but has since reformen n f i l t
r jiv la lo lo
home F'rlday morning. June 21 room at the htgth school, there nace for fhe high school, the
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» F'rank
' " s " l" Widow Trim
a" h
M"'-r * IN THE REGULARS
according to Palmer
Torvelid, were 27 voters present and all
m er», ami
oM
one
having
been
doing
dutv
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A
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qU‘’
‘,
wpdd,n* »«
th»
assistant county agent.
It Is said thal with the wind u|.
v v v
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home of her mother. Mis. Rose
seemed of the same mind for ,__
for about a quarter of a cen- T, lomp!<011 of Ct.da,. St
MU,
and with a hop. skip and a Jump
Richard Sanders, son of Mr
Following is a schedule o f the
he couhi throw from on* end B,1<* Nrs. Henry Sander? of R. time and places wbara the
clu4i there was nary a dtacenting vote tury and for the past several Rose Thompson,
popular
P -a
o f a window to lh other. C. A. * lMt" enlisted In the tegular ar
members may -be met: bus No j on “ nP
question that came
up years M has been required to verton high school graduat,'. bo-
Flanigan was a professional |*i • X (or the 29th engineers, i |t F'orest Grove postoffice,
11:40 I (hr consideration.
heat beyond Its rated capacity.
,ani' ‘ *he bride of Leouard Rohr-
Ireland at about the time St. topographical battalion, station-.1 n.„, ; t'ornellua poatoffice. 11:1*1 \\\
d , Cameron was re-elected
The
third
Item
was
that
of
'
* ck 8unda>- Ju*^ 9
Patrick was doing that snak" at Portland, according to an an- and Hillsboro Court House 11:20 to succeed himself as d'lector
putting
a
floor
in
the
play
shed
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stunt. V. O. Steenrod nevpr wns
on any team anywhere hut In- onel H. D. Ilagnell. Portland re- store, 11:00 a m .: Tigard post- and Mrs. Althea Haulenbeck for at the grade school. This plahe
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talked ro fast fhey believed he recruiting officer. He is the tirsi office. 11:16: Beaverton postor clerk for the coming year.
has i»-en unflnored snd the -Hr- their home at present with his
ea»lly made the Red Sox. J. G local young man to enlist under flog, 11:30; Aloha postoffice at
The voters sanctioned issuing ector* thought In the interest parents on Cooper Mountui i cn-
Torrance
form erly caught IW Hie provisions o f tha Govern- ¡11:46 and Hillsboro Court House a $5.000 warrant to take care or good health for the children til they can find such a p'ace as
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ment rearmament program.
at noon.
o f three item» which seemed to the expenditure was Justified.
suits them that they can rent.
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