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SEPTEMBER 12 , 1930
United West Side Clubs Show City Council Discuss
Trio Return for Stolen
Many Problems at
Safe hidden' away in .
Regular
Meeting
Wonderful Record for Year
Berthold Warehouse
PUBLISHED EVERY Elvi DA Y
R u K ll C o m m u n it y
O r g a n iz a tio n
Movement Comes to Front
A question of extreme importance Thieves removed a safe from the
[10 ,he business district of Beaver-
lion is thf
. ui
V'
MacMarr Store m Beaverton on
cilnian Talbtrt t * 't
V
UU1' » uesday night containing $400. En
1 Lttnr.» . lalbcrt
brought
,r:lIU-.. was, accurdinu
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1 , ,
* , the
. matter
, trance
to reports,
t'iC L on
*■
M meeting last Monday'
7 ’° ^
¡he Vf i]£ k °"
that an ordinance be passed restrict- u
v
door
relockmg it
¡mt the length of time for £ K g f ' L * T ? * V * * E * ?
W>£
^
C o v e re d
A Jomnra-y of the work accom- years that smash-ups and fatalities tong the business streets. He made
: special reference to local business 7 '
t had **“ pr,M;d from
thshtd by the United West Side j have been avoided there
J a m e » M. Reinhardt
_ . i * itaov mrii1 i.rUino 52 rivii-' It was through pressure
Dressur brought to ,ucn w*lt> par*i ‘ heir cars on tin ihe side of the Berthilds ware-
house and on
found
m m o t . ^ r by
dub . h a i , h ’ t a w o » ! " “ "
» f»P ~ d b i, to, ^
ss M*rr .tore
¡£,80)0 people throughout the en-
was given a concrete surface c
*° ,ransacJ -------
business
lh<" Comn'un,,-v organization move-1 Mtraction which make their appeal to
Marr store manager was notified
Ur (~
valley was revealed at a meeting
the state allotment of I to rind a place to stop. A tentative and he immediately removed the ment in the United States ha* grown j ’*,c most sparsely settled section*,
district was discussed
that organization Tuesday night at I $1^7,000 was spent on this project. I restriction
money together with the other la.gely out of changing conditions in I esides, the case ct ‘ravel tm j tr.m-
Fnrvale. Prior to this, election of j 1 uring the year the club was in which included N and S Broadway, contents, huvitig the safe where ii neighborhood life which have tended portation have tended to turn the
,
, .
| . ,
, eyes of the people outward and away
officers was held and
George W. strumental in having the new n,„n
high- ! l'art °I Hamilton avenue, and part was found.
to break down many traditional forms from the affairs of puicly locil movc-
routed
U‘ Fr°nt streel Attorney Allen will
Lippert of Aloha, was re-elected I way Irom Portland to Salem
1 lie bait turned out to be a sue- 0f st>ciai control. Natuiully enough, i tent to wider issue*
•resident' and H. L. Davenport sec-!, rough Cfcampoeg thus shorten- . draw
. . up an ordinance
, •
, and submit it ecssful
one, as on Thursday even- .
.
.. „ , ,
k ... ten
.
- i i the
.i robbers re- the eatvicr eftorts of the movement
¡¡¡Try of the organization. Other ”.’ « »he ett tnnee between the two i l l J „ _ '" Unc’l J or t.he,r. approval,
In order to keep pace with ad
mg about
oclock
Recorder
Pietsch
informed
th
were somewhat reactionary. The old vancing science, and to avoid ser
officers were: Samuel B. Lawrence j i:t ;cs. ‘ he club Oi’so insisted that
turned
for
it.
As
one
of
them
was
type of village and rural community, ious maladjustment in the retain of
•rcasurcr; Mrs. H. M. Powell assist-1 *he
name of Pioneer Highway 1 C council that many complaints were struggling to extract the safe fri
ing received front water users in
secretary;
und
Bob
Swayze.
C.
,h.e
.
retained,
deeming
this
a
ihe
building
Marshall
Bixbv
and
a
»
‘¡’a,e«J »» "
geographically and I social t relations
,t will be necessary,
Mt
. .
r
W Noyes. Paul M. Rising, and E. fitting tribute to those pioneers who regard to the high rates. He pre* deputy from Hillsboro came on the culturally, was viewed as something therefore, for the conununity organi
without money or bloodshed gave this smted the council with figures show* scene. The bandit turned and fled worth preserving in itself. Gradually sation to function over a wider area
J. .\fcAlear vice-presidents.
•tm chore the minimum cost of $2.00
however, community leadership has as and over u wider range of interests
entire
area to the United States. coulil
The next meeting of the club will
rediiee.l to tt 75 i>o
V« action down toward
Lombard.
.
vi
u|it hr
ue riuuced
.
,
, The
, , officers
, sinned . a more progressive 'and . dvna
than was required of the older type
b, held October 14th at Forest Grove This vvtis taken up by the club with w is
taken
..n
ihr
m
ot.-r
wore
close
on
his
heels
but
the
,
...I
•
,
.
,
.
was taKcn on me matter.
nnc outlook, this is a hope
hopeful
tul • siut
sign
of organization. In this day and
;nd will be devoted almost entirely the state highway commission.
younger
man
was
soon
lost
from
in the matter of a suitable plan
for indeed the old isolated neighbor- age people travel ftir and wide. One
tt the ca st highway project. A Straightening out of the Tigard-
| sight.
gone—except
in hundred miles and back on thc same
Beaverton
Market
road
was
anothèi
|or
»ccuring interest on the several At Lombard street U young fel- h<H>d is , gone—clean
member of the Oregon State High
,
, ,
1,
.
.
.
..
.
.
seme
pocketed
areas
of
the
mountain
important
matter
in
which
the
club
U,nds
carn
t'1
in
tf,c
bank,
(.
ity
At-
day is no more than ten or fifteen
way Commission is to speak and at
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Aii,,« _ j ,.- „ • , i,_,
_
iow
low auout
about tw
twenty
enty in
three
r e e w..s
was iou
tou u d
,r
t. ,
,
he
sooner
this
fact
is
thor-
ive.
This
means
the
elimina-
or»cy
-MUn
advised
that
the
moneys
,ki
t()w
d
,
.
hi
hw
regions.
T
vvas
activ
miles would have been when the so
that time will take up the discussion
by all who arc cial reach of thc village, depended
and two railroad Ibc vhcc ’ ,nto one f’tnd and tunc " alkin^
to" anl ,lie h,^hVkay J,,<’ ou.hiy recognized
re.
of a major project of extreme in tiott o£ nine e curves and
..ertificates of denominations of $100 whcn
questioned denied knowing, .l!uinely interested
,
in the future of mainly upon the condition of the
crossings. L . . . . two ra,lroa<l,
terest to the Tualatin Valley.
.
and over be mrrehased.
anything about the robbery. His I,. the . rural , ci nununity thc better.
°ver
p h ased ,
roads and thc average travelling ca
Perhaps, one of the club’s outstand The club brought about a reduc- ! an?..
Mbyor Erickson asked that steps >,ory however, did not satisy the
pacity of the i>rovcrbAil “dobbin”.
The
coming
of
the
automobile,
the
ing achieve! lents of the year vvtts the tion in bus fares and the establish be taken to install a check
*° he "ns ,akcn *° P» severe
r*'a”11 '11110 good highw ay, and other agen This increased power of locomatioii
‘ . ..... “
’ deputy'
for questioning
bringing about of an “Amiesite non- ment of a better schedule.
After
Few realize
in the United
-------- that
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- ........ ,er on , thc . main hnt
, , near the .. wctt'
. grilling at the Portland Police sta- cics of modern cultuie, have shifted lias resulted in the demand for a
skid surfacing” of the Terwilliger
States
there
are
but
five
airplane
j
'
rn
t»"1
»
ar>
of
the
city
hunts
finally admitted that his the cultural dominance of the countr) higher type of entertainment. At
Boulevard. By way of explanation
is brought
orougnt out me
«
.¡ 1 .. 1 .. from rural to urban
. factories and that one of these is lo-1 tounedman Lewis
the
’
-
tern- any rate, it lias widened the range
this prevenied a sing'e traffic acci-j
of ...v
the ra"
Hl'' . . an,,1
fact that some plumbers arc ...
. , 'c wa< Pn
,
. hf ^ . c th . v . r m imHy cities are the grea’ cenici s of choice.
cated
in
Beaverton.
The
club
spon-
dent on that stretch of highway d ur-'
..nul 1 %
with
the job;
job 1 *r-v- . lhe
1 impression that such a meter would
vl,h two others
others had
had done
done the
In the earlier conununity a debate
(Continued on Page 6)
me the year,—the first time in 18
not be profitable but said that he Investigation of the police records
«-abort, art and c.tnce, as well as
amusement an i
(Continued on Page 4)
was in fivor of aul, . move and that %hom ” M1| w
conf,n«d « "n<' n‘ ' aMOU* '" r,"s
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Valley Division of Electric Oregon Pioneers Celebrate the city already have a meter for such t'™ ,n ,he rcfonnatory. at Monroe,
Dr. O. H. Holmes appointed
Fourth Street Highway
a purpose. After considerable d,s-
for 1 ^
,
Wedding Anniversary I cussion
Company Shows Increase
Chairman of Meier's
a motion was made by Conn-1 ^
o f. ,he ° ,her, ,w.° wfr,^
Association Formed
;
cilntan
Wilton,
that
Mr.
Bixby
look
of Thirty per cent
Campaign in County
into the situation and secure data on be brought in to the station very
'On Sunday. September 7, twenty-five the cost of installation, presenting JT00, .T h* . *afc wilJ be taken to The Fourth Street Highway As
rekitiv
:kitivcs gathered at
the C. W. same to tne council at their next ° rt an<
ay<* *° 0 ,am ’ *c in sociation was formed at a meet.ng Dr. O. H. Holmes, retired Congre
While census taking has occupied
of the Fourth St'cct business men gational minister of Forest Grove has
Beaverton to regular meeting. This was seconded M r *,nn,s rom 1 ~ ___ _
th« nation, it has also kept the Tu Struthers farm near
! and the United W est Side Clubs, been appointed chairnttn of th,. Juli
hy
Couuci’man
Lewis
alatin Valley Division of the Pacific celebrate the golden wedding of Mr. A rough drawing, showing vvher r~ Plane Forced down
‘ held in th e. Multnoimh Hotel, Fri- us L. Meier for governor campaign
Northwest Public Service busy ac- and Mrs. Geo. G. Gibons of Boring, the boundary of the new Canyon
1 day night . The purpose of the in Washington county, it has been
at Local Airport group will be to promote the widen announced by Rufus C. Holman, head
tording to R. R. Easter, C
division ' 1>arcnts 0f Mrs Struthcrs. Both Mr. road
run 3 south
of what
I OiUI lull
CZU11I Ul
Wliai vvtis formerly
IJ
ing and surfacing of Fourth Street, of the general campaign. Dr. Holme*
iot|lpC
compa.is<in o J . ttnd Mrs. Gibons are pioneers of th e1 a street line, was presented by Mr.I
1930 figures with statistics available
Urrable to land in Portland on ac- and extending that street out over was formerly pastor of the First
in 192b when this division was taken j statc (,eo- Gibons crossed the plains
_in ia" t>iC^'"rJu. ^ r d< ,lf
count of heavy fog a Varney plan«' the abandoned right of way of the ( ongrrgutinnal church at Forest
is the proper owner of the small
Grove, ill heai’th forcing hi* retire
ovef by Pepco shows a thirty per with his parents from Illinois
iuis in 1862
iixji.
zoomed
into the
,
, .
,
, , strip of land between thc two boun-
_
. . rvattonai vir to rt rsoutnern 1 .iritis railroad, this will
cent increase in the number of cus at the age of six years and settled (-n r jes ^ ¡ty AttorneV stated that °* Beaver‘on Monday and discharged to st great extent relieve thc conres- ment. He was a member of the par
and parole board under the kite
tomers served in this area.
at The Dalles Alice (Cockelreas) .¡nee the land was vacated by the ,hrec l,assenKer* who were taken by tion now existing on Sixth and Tcr- don
governor Withycombe.
Being a
automobilc into the city. The ¡»Jane williger.
In 1926 the Tualatin Val’ev Divis
Gibons
parents
also
came
by
ox
street
and
was
no
longer
being
used
friend
of
(ieorge
W.
Joseph,
he
was
on
its
regular
run
between
Se-
It
is
intended
to
acquire
thc
old
ion had 2,933 customers. By 1930 the
managed his primary work in W ash
rumber had risen to 3,766. For lean, from Iowa in 1866 and settled for such purpose, the same would re- un,e and Portland and lnadt. SCver,l right of way for the public.
June 1930 as compared with June, on Sandy Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. Gib- vert back to the original owners or attcmpts to ]and at thc Portland Geo. W. Lippert, Aloha, was elec- ington county.
With the passing of Mr. Joseph
192b the average price received for ! ons made their home in and near the owner of the property at the Municipal port. Finding this impos- j ted president. Sol Bluntauer vice
after
his big success in the primary.
,,
,
,
, sible the pilot flew out of thc fog president, and Henry Davenport, sec-
«ch kilowatt hour sold dropped The D?’Ie* until 1897 when thcy pre’ ent , ,imc-
moved
to
their
present
home
near
Dr.
Holmes
was one of the first
The
following
bills
vvcrc
presented
M
t
and
had
no
difficulty
bringing
rotary.
19 per cent, front 4.98 cents to 4.04
Sarulv Their oldest daughter Mrs. for payment:
his ship down here. Officials of the \ resolution was passed authoriz- men in thc state to sense the feeling
cents.
line slated that while i"« may h
(p,. President to appoint a rum- among Joseph supporters that Mr.
For residential lighting service, a W. S Bacon also resides here and a Beaverton
chss which includes 3,149 of thc di son hred R- Jives ... Eugene Bring- A. E. Hanson payment of >6t »/JJ over Portland aerial condition, are mit,ce of scv, n to m(rt wilh the Meier should carry on for his inti-
*^
usually good over thc Beaverton ( it Council of Portland to present tioKitri friend. Dr. Holmrs is a conp
vision’s customers, the rapidly in ing pioneer times down to the pres- PEP light for August
landing field. Another plane carry- thf tTiatt,,r and President Lippert ap- tributor to the Washington county
creasing use of electricity has re cut was skilfully demonstrated by A. E. Hanson payment lot
U
great
nephew
of
Mrs.
Gibons,
PF.P
lirht
for
City
hall
^
,
_
>
l
ing
mail was forced down here about pointed Eric
p-r;r h
„ „ „ ,,f
Hauser,
of tj,,.
thc viult-
Mult News-Times at Forest Grove and in
sulted in a thirty six per cent drop
his column on July 10 wrote:
Stanley
Harris,
of
Portland,
who
Otto
Erickson,
repair
fire
truck.-.
"5
10
days
ago.
Still
a
third
plane
nomaj,
Hotel,
Gen.
C.
H.
Martin
in the average price per kilowatt .
"Mr|. Meier would bring good busi
.
«attempted
to
land
Wedncs.lay
night
fornierly
of
;hc
United
States
Mrmy
boor, from 9.19 cents in 1926 to S.83 c!rclcd thc house thn'e, tin,esA ,n an K W -. B,shoP
ness
judgment and progressive ideas
airp'anc
waving
a
salute.
A
song
R.
Leis
rent
garage
fire
truck
$6.01»
but
was
unable
to
do
so
on
account
„tat;oned
a(
Panama
Canal,
C.
J.
cents in 1930.
and mcth.'ds mi . 1 «>irr state govern^
composed
by
Mrs.
Struthers
and
pre-
E.
L.
Hobbs,
survey
Broadway
$30.fi0
of
inadequate
lights
over
the
field.,
fzrani<lin.
Port
kind
capitalist,
E.
E.
Although these average figures m |
l_ 1. " F Humburg,
‘
‘ pipe , $5.50
t m ’’ This
’
repr watr
condition, however, i* * being re- ! Fitz'wa'te'r of" '.He" Guardian’' Building! n’rn' ; hr w' ,uld ' ha,,pr «he_ dry rot
cost per kilowatt hour are somewhat sented to her parents follows:
Tune
Golden
Slippers
O.
Sutton,
labor
"
ied,ed
as, stronB M**«»» ar<; n’,w * * um\ Loan Association, A. W. Molin. that m>w surrounds us and introduce
higher than those shown in congested
„ ' ■ • 1 1 I’ixhv. Marshall
i!" » ngged BpL j f
^ 1 chairman Front Street Association, new blood in place of the slimy ooze
'reas such as Portland, this is so
Conic,
listen
folks,
I’ve
a
ta<!e
to
tell
V
H
Bixby
clean
paint
city
hall$l!
50
land
at
any
hour
ol
<
the
night,
a c -; pauJ RilinK Multnomah, and U L. that now stagnates in our political
because - .. in rural . areas
•nil,,
. . . many
*, more
. l i t is not new and you know it w c l l ; v H Bixby, turn off mters et C$44 50 cording to Roy J. Davis, superin 1 Upson, secretary Up Town Associa arteries,”
™»es of line must be built and m a in -1 ,^ |t
20 00 tendent of the local airport.
Dr. Holmes has a son who is head
f two lovers and howr v. H. Bixby reading meters
tion.
tanifd to serve each customer, a c -1
$300
--------------------------
of
the economics department of the
they
were
wed
Ward
Nelson
asst
laying
pipe
The move materially affects the
tording to Easter.
declares if he had hi* Tualatin Valley and is considered state teachers’ college at Ellensburg,
VJfiS Robert
’Tv.
lot, at first sight I’ve heard Jnves Syndi Aug
it said Review, water notices., rects $46.05 choice of bathing a dog or a babv one of the major moves for thc de Wash A daughter is dean at Drury
College, Springfield, Mo.
Thc
i-Jy
v...s
.»
teacher
of
thc
ABC’< F. J. Dietsch «alary
^
f,e wou*t' ,akc *he latter because it velopment of the valley.
Julius Meier to speak
The gent a tiller of the soil, if you Clarence Carlson wrk water mn$6.00 turns red if the water is too hot
It is always best for a man to
please [A bill
_ presented by _ Frank Noyes , and he might cook the poor dog Rains bring coughs—Brown's Cre-
Wednesday at Beaverton
tell
his wife everything he thinks
Near the town of The Dalles it is was deferred lor more - infomwtion. j wjthout knwing it.
otntcd Compound brings relief. Use
I
said they first met
--------------------
this world’s best cough remedy for other people may be likely to tell her
Grmg what will be possibly hi* And every evening on the sofa
5-10-15c Novelty Store
all irrigations of the throat. Brown's
together they wouid set Did you ever eai *»ne of those
opening gun in the gubernatorial
Have You Done Your P art?
To
Open
October
1
B< avert on Pharmacy
l«ttle in Washinton county, Julius L. qj , ; those happy hours. Oh! the delicious 35c dinners at the White!
happy hours Flail Restaurant.
___
Very soon now thousands of copirs
’
dt 1 OS Kdih
The
store
M-ace
in
the
Rossi
MacLeod
Leases
Loop
of
the Development Kdition of the
SOveiT.or wiJl speak at the Beaverton Those hapi y hours the two .«pent
Bctoverton Enterprise will be given
building now occupied by th. Stipes
Service
Station
school ad.tor.um at 8 o’clock! « " , *hc ^
,id t by side
Matrons and Patrons
Garage as a «how room, has been ■
to the world. Time, thought, mom v,
‘‘“ " f c .p il ¡ « S
Wobesday night> September 17th. lt 0 h ! ' ho*
vision, energy, all have gone into the
leased bv Thos. Boyd, who plans to
_ .. .
,
,
Entertained by
Harry B MacLeod has taken a making up of this publication. The
^expected that at th i. time Mr.,
n
c __: . l P in k open a modern 5-10-15c novelty
Those
happy hours on the sofa spent
■
’•cer will
will m
iL. ^1
__ u:- his stand
__ 1 —
1
Beaver Social
L iuD I store about the first of ort.rf,,..
October
f,vc year lease M thc I w M * spotlight of national publicity is to
make
clear
on
the
» Mr. Boyd h.is bf*en opemtin^ a ^°°P
ice Smnon, operatrd fc he turned on Beaverton through th’*
'irious issues that have been Before thc knot was tied.
.■ wed a< m
Y i v " , ..... T. " 7 '" W ell it wasn’t long til the knot was
enter- large store in the Seijlwood district »°,nr time by A. Ii. ( lenient. The edition. Every intelligent effort is
•
ut »he political arena dur-
tied
Beaver Chapter O E S.
in Borland and will move his stock " a " '" ' will be conducted as a : f i being made to give the world the
■ , ® piIt few wTeks. The meeting
xate enterprise, specializing in Riche rtory of Beaverton in a most en
.n«
V
^or'var<f to with interest a „ h
field products. It has recently been trancing
titann.-r
HAVE YOU
repainted
in
Richfield
colors
and
is
T ,K 0L . í e ™ a ,î" X
*
í
d
Thfy
croi‘
od
thc
ni'
,,,n*lini:
,,n
,heir
^
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c
r
e
t
a
r
ie
s
of
I’
rf
,n
'
DONE
YOUK
FART?
Nearly
300
Enrolled
in
honeymoon rmity. A large number of guests
tro*H n ,hou«*,t
tha‘ a recorui
attnu-tive. Additional improvements
Ask yourself thi* question—HAVE
will assemble in . . Beaverton.
•
„ . Didn’t take an auto they’d have got were' Posent among wh.mi were:
Beaverton
High
School
are
contem
plated
YOU
DONE YOUR FART? Do
Meier
WH
be
,
hcrf
too
,
oon
x(r,
.
----
ta^k.r.n
worths
grand
F ru
Mr
\v»’l
' ,,,,u 1 u*"'v ““
there
soon Mrs Carri« Tackson. worthy gra
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Mr. MacLeod is widely known you know an interesting story con.
«»■ton,
prominent
F
o
rtla
n
d
_
.
-
i...
t:t,„
U<r
..r
t
Mrs
Minn:e
V
N
»
'h
”
«t"ntev "1°"’ pro"lincm
Thcy hzre Iived together fifty long Matron and Mrs. Minnie W White
The enrollment of the Beaverton »hroughout thi, section having lived nectrd with the growth of Beav-
who v ,„ »Iso speak.
m ey nave m ea
yeara, Associate Graod liotroi
After A
High School is nearing the three I»f rt practically all of his life, horjffton T)o you recall something
of
->
(
business
K ,He Itest ftw day* in,crest ghared „ c h others joys wiped usual routine of business severa in
* the cor
that might be
n'ing election has reached a
away each other, tear, , cresting talks were g.ven as well a hundred mark and there are some manv years he made his home here the early history
student- wh< hti.e not as yet regis- infl commuted to Portland wher- interest to
others Do you
1‘tical Pd1nt' Ac5or<SnR to local ro And »h ere ever they hved With their V»
bv a eoinmittee tered Regular schorl work hsgan he worked as an accountant He» have r.tcttires that might show ttp
isters" the heaviest poll in " ,,u
........... familv of three luncheon xa« ser
’’** htstor
Tuesday morning, "the classes run- is a married man and alans on e s - .Wrll in the edition? Get in touch
«4
mng on full time schedule.
jtahlishing a home in Beaverton in with the office at once and join
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Mr Bashnelt, the band leader, held the near future
^ (tub,
in oh business men, ministers, teach
fx hZT.T n.a,‘,r*»l fray is coming in
the
fir
«t
practice
of
the
year
Thur»-
rar
that
Mr
MacLaod
I*
equipped
lo
offer
jers,
cMc leaders and others who are
Enlertatns
with
Pitnic
■ discussion throughout Bca- Now that golden wedeng n".
day rrornirg
Eivhfeen boys re a splendid gasoline and oil service, assisting in the edition.
edding
tia' V L 0^ - Tieard »nd. other pur-i
.. *oMea celebrate
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rn Washington
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vvashtngton county.
county That golden welding wc ce e
Mrs. W H. Boyd entertair
many nvre as possible who are in- battery charging and so on down act date of publication.
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>
hnd
Mr
Hilton
»»-ill
hr
Because
we
are
so
trad.
' t,nd ^Ir Hilton will he Because we arc so
500 cltrh Friday afternoon with **» '«■rested m plavirz in the band at the line,
the Boyd Grove. the next practice.
* ips’s <•*<»?• is now selline the
All p«*
members were
present an! a
^ S ’^ t ^ o ^ ^ n e ^ ^ ^ ^
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’n
we celebrate guest \f rs CrJlis Moore of Mom
If
prohibition
is
the
success
the
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elm trie hchophone Radio 6 tube
that .v 1
F»cen pointed out That golden wedding
“It certainly wriold be nice" as
It
!
the
failure
•l-r,srrr,ri
gri-1
r -tupíete srith
\fter the picnic dinner cards were
to do with the For mother and for dad.
serts
Johnny
“if
all
the
melons
cut
wets
insist
it
is,
then
let’s
just
drop
j
tnbes.
terms
Will
be
glsd to dem -
played. Mrs H R Nelson winning
that th.*^j-a*
f'*uation and j
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MÜSSTE* T’iv ate homes wme as ^njoyablr
matter and talk ab<«t ons,»
u r - r h « M Has to b*
and
Mrs.
C.
e»I
'nner >• *trict!y of a so-
If there is no hell then what is it the high score
I something else
as those cut m Wall Street."
heard lo be appreciated.
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Geo. W . Lippert Retained as President
and H. L. Davenport Secretary
Federation of Clubs Important Factor
In Gaining Needed Improvements
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