The Beaverton enterprise., June 21, 1935, Image 1

Statehouse
Gossip
EROSION EXPERT
By
E R N E S T L. GRAY
P olitical n ew s the past w eek w as
con centrated at tw o points at Salem
and at M cM innville.
The strik e, a t­
torney g é n é r a is opinions and candi­
d ates featured the events at the for­
mer w hile the G range convention, in
state session , put the latter city on '
the m ap a s far as p olitics w as con ­
cerned.
It has been a busy w eek, but
one in w hich m ost even ts culm inated
and lacked little hangover for s p e c u -,
lation.
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The sta te grange, o f course, is not
political, but its a ctiv itie s belie the j
oft repeated
statem en t the grange
does not go into p olitics except w here
it e ffe c ts the dirt farm ers.
W ell, ;
alm ost everyth in g p olitical does a ffect
the farm ers a s m uch as an y other ci­
tizen, but at tim es during th e past tw o
y ears the gran ge has really gone be­
yond the bounds set by them selves.
H. II Hi'iiiiett. win* is dire«tor of soil
erosion prevention, tins hoen nnnieo by
L ast year at the gran ge session in the I’resiilent to issisi in the work re
R oseb urg the m ove for the independ­ lief progrimi
ent candidacy of P eter Zim m erm an
for G overnor w as started.
N aturally
it w as not an o fficial action but if W a s h in g t o n C o u n ty 4 H
m em ory serves your coiium in st well,
C lubbers to B ro a d ca st
the sta te Dank issue w as th e basis of
P r o g r a m T h is E v en in g
the platform .
Zim m erm an spoke for I
it there and it w as endorsed on the
floor, th e d elegates know ing that such | W ashington C ounty's 59 club mem-
endorsem ent at that tim e carried w ith bers in attend ance at th e annual 4 - H
it the nom ination of Zim m erm an for club Sum m er School a t C orvallis w ill
Governor.
broadcast a fifteen m inu te program
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°ver KOAC F rid ay evening, June 21
It w a s also from R oseburg, during at 7 p. m. Special m usic, group sin g -
th e gran ge convention, that word th at ing, and in terview s w ill feature the
an independent nom ination con ven iton radio program and inform th e pubiiç
w ould be held w ithin tw o w eeks. And of the w ork th ese y ou n gsters are do­
it w as held w ithin tw o w eeks.
P er- ing a t th is sum m er school session,
haps, and w e know this to be true,
Sum m er school for th ese boy and
m any of th e gran ge m em bers them - ¡girls closes F riday ev en in g and they
selves are n ot in terested in political will leave for hom e on a sp ecial train
am bitions, but som e of th e leaders in at 9:30 a. m., Saturday m orning. This
th is grea t organization in O regon are. train w ill arrive in P ortlan d at 1 p. m.
T hey have been criticized, and it w as ; S tages w ill m eet th e train and trans-
expected th at som e tim e in the near port the W ashington county delega-
future th e tru th o f th ese criticism s tion back to B eaverton and Hillsboro,
m ade on the floor of th e con ven tion This sta g e w ill arrive at B eaverton
w ill be proved.
¡at 1:30 p. m. and at H illsboro at 1:45
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p. m., accord in g to th e schedule an-
L ast year, as w ell as at th e gran ge nounced by L. E. F ran cis, a ssista n t
session last w eek, o ffic er s have been county agent.
th e subject o f m uch criticism .
B oth
Am os B ierly, R t. 3, B eaverton, son
tim es they have been su stain ed in their o f Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B ierly, w as
m otives, but each year th e support has elected a m em ber of the B oy’s E xecu-
been w eakened.
The m otives, par- tive com m ittee for the sum m er school
ticu larly o f the G range trio—M aster session.
T his is a com m ittee that
R a y Gill, Morton T om pkins and Dr. m aintain s d iscipline am ong the boys.
A lbert S lau gh ter—w ho are th e ch ie f
On last Saturday, the R aleigh Gar-
lobbyists d uring le g isla tiv e session s, den club, w hich w as th e only 4- H
have freq u en tly
b een ’ ' questiond. ! club from W ashington county to en-
Those w ho have observed them sta te ter a float, in the R ose F estival pa-
such criticism is justified . W e are not rade, visited the sum m er school at
com m en tin g other than to sta te w here Corvalhs.
T h ey were accom panied
there is so m uch sm oke there m ust i by Jam es L. R ose, their leader, Mrs.
be fire.
M oltzner and Mrs. V alley of R aleigh
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station.
Leland F lint, local leader
This year the G range did o u t-ste p o f the K inton D airy club, arrived at
its bounds w hen it criticized Gover- C orvallis at the sum m er school ses-
nor M artin for n ot gran tin g a pardon s*on on Sunday to spend four days
to W alter E. Baer, a P ortland en gi- w*1*1 th ese youngsters.
The W ashington cou n ty boys and
n eer w ho is up for deportation by
federal o ffic ia ls to G erm any b e c a u s e '&■■ Is ■« atten d an ce from th e E astern
he is an "undesirable citizen .” A p a r -;en<l ° f the county are as follow s,
don would m ake such deportation im- i „ G ir^ Lois Bierly, I^a \ onne Shull,
possible, sin ce he has served tim e in B cavsrton ; B etty R uth Sutton, R osa-
the Oregon p en itentiary.
B u t th e he Ann R eed, A loha, H elen Scnm eltz-
G overnor refused. The agitation for ®r' Sherw ood; -lean P atterson , Evelyn
h is freedom , because the crim es for ^ °h n‘*t’” ' Garden H om e; Lois Ann Sel-
w hich he w as convicted occurred m ore hy, E d ith Sandberg, M arjolive Snare,
than 14 years ago, w as not started by Barbara M arugg. Rt. 5, Portland; Lois
th e G range but lik e the labor agita- R eplagle, D orothy M cHyde, Garden
tion —radical elem en ts took hold and Borne; Ju ne Boswell, B e a v er to n ,Jew-
sw ayed for th e support o f organiza- el> Bilyeu. H in k a K oopm ans, Louwe
tions, such as th e grange.
It is un- B ersm en , B ette Pilkington, Tigard,
fortun ate, th e farm ers have enough Mary Jacq u ess, Oswego,
problem s o f their own to give w ay to B oys—C harles H em rich, Carl Van
euch dem ands by their leaders.
K ieek, E lm er Bierly, A m os
Bierly
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B eaverton ; D onald
Steele,
Garden
R ay Gill, m aster, stepped from his H om e; W illiam Gale, Sherw ood; Ar-
o fflc e a s pr esid in g officer, and lit e r - ; thur Jacquess, O swego; W ilbur N y-
ally w ith tears in his eyes pleaded for berg, T ualatin; Merle P ennington,
B aer and a fte r a bitter fig h t won Sherw ood; W alter E am es .Tualatin;
over support for the resolution urging Myron B u sw ell, Sherwood; Joe Ber-
his pardon.
Ju st w here th is e ffe c ts ger, E rnest H ite, Beaverton; C hester
th e farm er has not been explained to R obinson, Tigard; H erbert Lafky,
the public, nor perhaps ever w ill be. Sherw ood; John H ansen, Rt. 2, Port-
The G overnor’s address there, follow - land; R ichard H agg, R eedville.
ing th is figh t, received a cool recep -----------------------------------------------
tion, and only due to the national c
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m aster's p resen ce w as h eck lin g dur- r a t n C r s I i O n o r e a v j U e s t
in g his talk avoided.
B ut th ese w as
o f B e a v e r to n R eb ek a h s
very little applause.
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But this m ust be said for the grange
o fficials.
The m atter of a recall
a gain st the G overnor w as a live issue,
but It w as n ever brought up, sin ce
M aster Gill declared he w ould rule it
out of order.
T he lin es w ere pretty
closely draw n on the issue, how ever,
and the m atter m ay have sp lit the
session w ide open.
It w as best the
gran ge officially w ould not endorse th e
recall m ovem ent but, it is know n th at
its leaders are a ctiv e in th e m ove-
m ent or w ere som e tim e ago. The
talk o f recall is dying out slow ly,
however.
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B eaverton R ebekah lodge No. 248
m et for their regular sessio n Tuesday
c'en in g .
A special tribute w as la id
'he fathers.
A m usical program w as
enjoyed.
Mrs. Ma«jory Lew is gave a
Piano solo.
Andrew D enholm sang
a group o f Scotch son gs and Fern
H ain es also played piano selection s
w hich w as follow ed by an old fash-
i«ned sp elling bee. Andrew D enholm ,
° f P ortland, w on the prize by spell-
>ng dow n’ the other con testants. Visi-
tors were present from Tigard
A
lunch of cak e and co ffee w as served
*n the dining room by th e com m ittee.
Mr. and Mrs. Linden M yers
en ter­
tained a group of relatives at dinner
At Salem the m ost im portant sob- Sunday in honor of Mr. M yers birtb-
ject w as that a ffectin g strik es
Tr*»
anniversary. G uests included Mr
M ultnom ah C ounty circuit court just and Mrg L D VVood o f Albany, Ore.,
M onday upheld th e governor in hi* ^jr and ^ rs John Brigg, and sons
ordering state police to disperse pick- John Jr and Dan of ^ Grand, Ore.,
ets.
The decree by Judge Jam es W Mrs N ellie Myess. Miss H allie Myers.
Crawford, a form er state sen atcr went and Migs NeUie Mae Paul, all of Port-
further.
It decreed that only w orkers ,and and Mrs Myers m other, Mrs
at a plant m ay picket that particular pjorence Johnson.
T his w as a home-
pla a L
com in g for the relative* and a m ost
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enjoyable tim e w as had by all.
The state police have been m obilized
V isitors at th e hom e of Mrs. Sam
ready for action the past w eek and Olds Saturday w ere Mrs Em m a Sm ith
they have been called out at various o f Bake*. Oregon, and Miss B ess Ar-
tim es. but at the present w ritin g chibald, o f Hiillsboro. Sunday g u ests
there has been no serious casualties, o f Mr, and Mrs. Olds w ere Mrs. Mary
It would tak e considerable nerve to go Lim an and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Black-
up a gain st th ese so-called fla tfoots stone, all o f Portland, Miss Lillian
because th ey are ready and w illing to Jackson of Los A ngeles. Calif., visited
tak e an yone "on”. T hey are a w ell th e Olds hom e Monday,
tr a in ’d corps, w hich drew the com pli-
R odger Johnson, son of Mr and
m ent* o f M ajor-General C harles H. Mr*. P ete Johnson, left for San Fran-
M artln. now G overnor o f Oregon.
: cisco. Calif., W ednesday to spend th*
C ontinued on P a g e 4
eum m er w ith hi* uncle at that placg.
$24,500 B ond Issue
P r o p o se d for B ea v e r to n
S c h o o l D istr ict N o . 48
Italy’s Mew Army Tanks \re Hardy
News Notes
From Here-
Elsewhere
The annual school m eetin g o f Beav-
erton D istrict No. 48 w as held at the
high school auditorium Monday even ­
ing.
By nine o'clock there w ere
only se v e n ty -fiv e voters present.
D oris H eaton o f S ch olls is a candi-
Mrs. A leth a H aulenbeck w as re­
ate for Goddess o f Liberty a t the
elected clerk w ithout opposition. Dr.
H appy D ays celebration .
C. E. Mason, Anna K ruger and A. E.
, ^
A m acher has been aw aid ed
W ilson w ere placed in nom ination for
the contract for the annual school
director, and Mr. Mason w as elected
audit in W ashington county.
to the office.
Mrs. Z im U ic k of near S un set road,
The clerk's annual report w as given ■
has m oved into Heaverton.
as follow s:
R eceip ts $56,540.19. e x -|
M arilyn Brow n visited last w eek
penditures $52,665.62, cash balance
and Mrs. H arry Joh nson ut
$3,874.57.
Hillsboro.
Dr. Mason, sp eak ing for the board,
Mrs. M artin B on figh t of Scholls
w ants the d istrict to purchase fiv e
spent the w eek end with h er d aughter
acres at a cost of $3,000, for a new
Mrs. L illian E gger.
brick grade school building in an oth ­
E velyn L ichty and A rchie Zim-
er part of tow n, procuring a go v ern ­
briel visitd e Mr. and Mrs. Gail Karn
m ent donation of $20,000 and bond the
of Orenco recently.
school d istrict for an additional $24,-
Miss Beulah It. C heever presented a
500.
H e stated the other m em bers
group o f her stud en ts in a piano re­
of the board, Mr. Short and Dr. T al­
cital W ednesday evening in the Y. W.
bert, w e ie also in favor of the plan.
C. A. auditorium in Portland.
P up ils
This proposition of bonding the school
jfrom B eaverton ap peasing w ere E ve-
district for an additional $24,500, did
Jn A lexander, H elen C avaness and
not appear in the legal notice for th e i
G enevieve Johnson.
A large crow d
annual m eeting, otherw ise there would
| o f relatives and friend s w ere present
have been a larger attend ance present.
One u| ilie ne . lut it loi tanks In use by Hit* Italian army is here shown ¡at the affair.
Many took part in the discussion.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert Z evely and
nein Koine
It w as adm itted by the board that said diout to take a nimbler olí the abutment of a bridge during a r
daughter Velvet of IbineviU e and Mr.
in 'In
ill
proposed new grade school building h was uni ilam
.ind Mrs. Ralph Mapes o f Salem , vlsl-
w as not needed for three or four
ju ‘d
,; ie home of Mr. and Mrs. Stevo
1 years.
At present the d istrict is in debt
W ilso n R iver S h o r t C ut
MM r.'and' Mrs. R a y nFoxton, Mrs. Ed.
$20,000 and S h eriff Connell is sellin g ‘H a p p y D a y s ” C elebration
H alsten, Mias M ersa H alsten and Miss
m any parcels of land for taxes.
P r o g r a m Includes Full
to the o e a E va W hitw orth attended a p icnic at
Anna Kruger, a • graduate of Reed
beach Sunday given for for-
college is to be com m ended for her
D a y o f E n te r ta in m en t Knute tile Tourial T raffic Through Jantzen
m er residents o f D akota.
persistent fig h t again st m ore taxes,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. H anna w ere din­
Tile F am ous T ualatin Valley
their taxes, sh e says are more than
ner g u ests o f Mr. and Mrs. R a y F oster
$400, over 50% or $229 of the su m be­
Baseball gam es betw een four out-
ing for school taxes.
G ive M ultnom ah, W ashington and at their hom e in P ortland Monday
I standing county team s, races and coa-
evening.
T here is stron g opposition in B eav­ ! tests for young and old, firew orks, Tillam ook cou n ties a square deal a
Mrs. M. C. M cK ercher en tertain ed
erton w ith $20.000 indebtedness, to patriotic ex ercises and a public w edd­ s u a ig n t line is the shut test disiano*
vo’te $24,500 additional bonds during ing are on tap for the annual "Happy u etw ten tw o points. Look a t tile m ap Mrs. L orraine K n igh t and H erold
I th ese hard tim es, w hen the present Days" celebration to be held in H ills- o f O regon—Tillam ook is alm ost di­ M ayer o f P ortland at a dinner F riday
Sunday g u ests a t the Mc-
fa cilities are am ple for the next three boio July 2, 3, and 4, under th e uus rectly W est of P ortlan d. In the Porf- evening.
Included Mr.
area
in clu d i«« ' W ashington ' 1 K ercher hom e ‘ncdud«d
Mrs.
or four years to provide th e best edu- , pices of the City fire departm ent ' Ev- lana
cational train in g for the young people erything will be free d u n n g the th .e e co u m y c ,t,e s lh ere
«ver 520.000 { ¿ / J a j f w l t h h ei
’
of B eaverton and vicinity.
; day event w ith the exception of
ot O regon—y et if we destre to «pend
nti
W alter_ Van K .eek and
In dications are that a neavy v ote dunces and carnival concessions,
w ill be cast again st th is proposal by
j h e annual
iven t at the eoltnty »eat J , “ " “ / „ ¡ ‘„‘„‘„J* ¡ T i n , ^ 1 " ^ . ‘iT “
V u c ti« '¡i'ir t'1 Ih ' r it r t a S T iit T ,1
taxpayers at an election to be held in
th e near future.
ington county and H illsboro «esidents. 1 lL sea
O iegon aouth of McMinn- ( Mr. and Mrs. Ed W oods o f Ilw aco,
P articular attention has been paid to v l,ie'
J o b ’s D a u g h te r s E n te r ta in
W ash., visited friends and relatives in
this feature of the celebration this
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.•* B eaverton W ednesday
M a so n s w ith r r o g r a m year
.benches, tables, and other picnic l'1-*111 w,**y uuctl d iscrim ination a g a in st
O glesby Younir of P ortland utti.nd
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w g i e e u y io u n g or P ortland, attend-
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cilities having L. been
provided
for _ iu ilf lh
e People of O regon!
ed
the M orelock funeral services S un ­
B eaver B eth el No. 18, Job's D augh- those who w ish to spend the day vis-
L ven the dairym en of Tillam ook day.
ters en tertain ed the M asons as sp e c ia l ■ting w ith friend s and form er n ie g h - '-ounty and tln w fam ou s ch eese e x ­ _ Mrs. A. Isler and tw o children o f
g u ests T hursday evening, w ith a mu- b°''3-
p cU ’ L a il H aberlach, w ant the W ilson Coquille spent from T hursday to Sun­
sical p rogiam . Miss D itto of V ictory
Clash betw een Verboort, rep iesen t- stiver H igh w ay built so they m ay haul day v isitin g at the hom e o f her sis te r
B ethel No. 2, Portland, gave a piano
ing the Tualatin V alley League and ll‘e
iillu u io o k on the Rind Mis. D ew ey D rorbaugh.
solo; La R ay M artyn w h istlin g so lo s,
cither Aloha or Tualatin, top county cheese to P ortland and on their w ay
^ ^ J „ a y Gibson and Mrs. H. R.
Mrs.
accom panied on the piano by L ouise
team s in the Sun set league, for the h«*>»e buy hay from W ashington coun- k elso n attended a picinc at G aston
>11 rhum
~ uesday
J
Howard.
Mrs. F orest H ow ard sang, W ashington c o u n t y baseball
cham - . ty
ly farm
t“ ,m ers.
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given by m em bers o f Un­
The
by m m em
em otrs
bers o o f f the
accom panied by her daughter.
pionship on the afternoon of July
July 4 ‘ is
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s k n l « governm
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. • . t t h h . e . . 1 . T ^ d a y y g given
n oy
hlights o? W ilson R iv er Road bu.lt so that m il- Wr a " ' ^ b ° f^ ‘ ha‘ pl8ce' .
R efresh m en ts w ere served the g u ests fea tu ied as one o f the highlight
returned
Us^of
, ‘
,8 ' J 5? S h eets retui
in th e dining room, the tables being »he celebration.
Cedar Mills
of the
— lion“ ° f feet of tim ber scorched by the .
recent t bl8
bm f fires
can be
be salvaged
salvaged he­
be- to '.helr hom e Saturday from a six
beautifully decorated w ith bright bou- Farm Union loop and eith er R oy or recen
|res ci?n
» eekcTuStay at R a ln ler- OrPKon, w here
quets o f flow ers.
G aid cn H om e representing the W ash- fore it is too late.
At th e next
regular
m eetin g of ington C ounty league, will play on the | The W ilson river is teem in g w ith Mr Sheet8 wns «“ Ployed,
Mr. and Mra. J ay Gibson and Jay,
B eaver B eth el, m em bers of V ictory aftern oon of July 3. Both gam es will the finest tio u t in the W est—a fiaher-
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accom panied by Mrs. Lee H ichey
B eth el w ill be gu ests, honoring the ° c free.
P .a y o ffs betw een team s tied m an's paradise.
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Van Brown drove to B on neville
girls for their kindness and courtesy for first place in any of the leagues
This is slated tor the afternoon of July 2. are travelin g ulong the coast h igh w ays <lam Sunday for un outing,
in in sta llin g the local order.
w ill be a kid party all m em bers being
Total of 27 county girls are entered seek in g scenery, adventure and new
Mr. and Mrs. D. M H olbrook o f
dressed as sm all children.
M asons in the Goddess of Liberty contest. Sc- , »ionics and yet m iss the P rom ised Portland w ere visitors at the hom e
and E astern Stax m em bers a»re also lection of th e lucky
will be m ade
I ualatin Valley.
of Mr. and Mr«. H. U. N elson Satur-
invited to attend T hursday evening, Saturday night at the Shute park and
1 llis toutrtwt tra ffic eloquent tid- day.
June 27th.
the G oddess of Liberty ball is sched- *nK« that Oregon possesses the grund-
\ j r9 Fred O m stead w ho has been
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uled for the ev en in g of July 3. The est scenery, fish ing, lure, sublim e confined to the hospital for th e past
G oddess and her four atten d an ts w ill clim ate and m ost beautiful h o m ssites three w eek s follow in g an autom obile
L o ca l D ru m m er
be selected by a novel m ethod w hich and natural resources on earth.
¡accident, w as able to return to h er
M a k es G ood Will g iv e e a c h girl a fair and equal W hy not build the W ilson R iv er hom e the first o f the w eek. Mrs.
H ighw ay already the T ualatin Val- Om stead is m uch im proved but still
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chance.
One o f the largest d isplays o f fire­ ley highw ay is built from P ortland, j confined to her bed.
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Orphans from St,. M arys attend ed
land encam pm ent now in session m erch and ise prizes for th e various long continued refusal to con stru ct th* the annual picnic a t I^iurelhurst Park
Several y e a is ago he played w ith th e co n tests have been donated by county W ilson B iv ei H ighway^ denyjn^ ,Jus- | n Portland W ednesday.
The a ffa ir
tlce and happiness to the half m illion
sponsored by th e St. M ary’s Alum
B eaverton M ilitary B and for local 4th m erchants.
p iople residing in M ultnomah. W ash- nj association.
Ju ly celebration s w ith Earl E van s j
ington and Tillam ook counties.
playing sn are drum and Louis H ugh-
—E A R L E. F IS H E R
J. A. Orm andy, gen eral p assen gei
son th e
b ass drum, com prised »
agen t for the Southern P a cific com
dandy drum section for the band that P o rtla n d A tto r n e y O p en s
pany visited th e B eaverton Enteif-
m ade B eaverton fam ous in other days.
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Jam
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prise o ffice Tuesday.
R ay Scott beating the "triple roll” in
“Stars and S tripes F orever” on the 4th
H eld at R o a m ers R e st
I R. M etzler and J S. Talbert left
will m ake the E a g le scream .
for the W ilson river T hursday for a
E u gen e B rookings, P ortland attor­
few days cam p ing and fishing.
ney, has estab lish ed o ffices in the
M RS. B I J.I.K MASON
T he W ashington County Jam boree
Miss G ladys McLeod o f H lllsb o o,
;ral serv
servic
Funeral
ices w ere held at P eg g s
w ith L eona[ d Adatm8’ w hicn con sists o f several A m erican form er B eaverton girl, entertained i
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ar|d
will
carry
on
a
general
practice
chapel Tuesday, June 18, for Mrs.
o f law.
H e will be in B eaverton on Legion P o sts in W ashington C ounty group of girls at her hom e last Thurs-
Belle Mason, aged 82 years, w ife of
w ill be held at R oam ers R est, on th e day even in g and announced her *n-
Saturdays ftom 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
W. D. Mason, w ho died Sunday ev­
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Mr. B rookings is a graduate of the Tuulatin R iver, June 23rd, accord in g gagem ent to R. H. Busch.
ening, June 16 B elle L eggett w as |aw* denartmi.-n of^the Xv’isennuin 'lTn!! to Lie announcem ent of the Com m an- is th e date set lo r th e w edding. Mrs.
bom March 20. 1853. in Ohio County, V(,rgjty C|(U_,M ,,f jejo!) and has p iac- der o i Ar8 °n n e P ost of the A m eilca n C hester H anna w as am ong the g u ests
Indiana, and n r rried in 1874, to W. D
le g io n of Sherw ood, which poet Is in present,
ticed in P ortland sin ce 1910.
Mason of St. Paul, Indiana.
Four
charge of the picnic that has becom e ! The A ssociate M atrons and P atron s
years later th e y
m oved to Sw eet
an annual affair.
clubs o f E astern S tar o f P ortland and
Springs, Mo., and m ade their hom e N e w s p a p e r to H a v e O w n
The L egionnaires will in itiate th e vicinity, en tertain ed Mrs Inez G ialser
there until com in g to B eaverton five
r r
new large dance hall w hich is now and W. P ercy Fulson, n ew ly elected
years ago.
Four children w ere born
B uild ing in N ea r F u tu re being built a t R oam ers R est for th e grand officers, at a banquet at th e
to this couple, all hoys, tw o of whom
benefit of the patron s of the park. B enson hotel la st T u esday evening.
died in infancy. One mJn, Clyde Mason
W est H ills P ost No. 66 of the A m erl- Mrs. P au lin e Moore R iley nnd R obert
The
P
ioneer
P
ub
lishin
g
Com
pany
resides in H lggln sville, Mo , and C. E
can le g io n which had a picnic sched- H enderson were also gurats.
The
Mason of Beaverton.
Mrs. Mason
LHO,! of*1Short^-tr# et
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ul('d for the sam e day at nnother park T railers club held a banquet the sam e
suffered a strok e nine years a g o ___
,
an<1 ?rom
r _ _ P _ Fordnev
1
has
to i oln ,n the W ash ing- evening a t th e M allory hotel, and
has been in ill health ever since, hav- from
rom ° ’ ■ 1 Fordney ^ " in stru ctio n of ,„ n r „ un, v
R „ ,m er« R e st cam e in a body later to join in the
ing b een confined to her bed for the a m odern building for their new spaper P ortland Legionnaire« are being in- d ancing at the Benson. Mr. and Mrs.
plant, w ill be started a t an early
past tw o m onths.
vlted.
The W ashington C ounty p osts J. S. F elsh er and Mr. and Mrs H a riy
Interm ent w as in C rescent Grove date.
participating in the picnic are th e E llander o f thbi place attended,
cem etery.
posts from Forest Grove, Banks, H ills-
The A ssociate M atrons of the E ast-
F a rew ell
boro, She*wood, and
M etzger,
T he ern S tar o f Portland and vicin ity on-
The B eaverton Junior B aseball team
com m ittee in ch arge ha« planned an tertained the A ssociate P atrons and
w as defeated by Aloha W ednesday,
.
all day program for the b en efit and fa m ilies w ith a picnic dinner at Jant-
June 19.
T hey lost by a «core of 12-8
Long a rigure m th e I rogress vl- en tertain m en t of the
L egionnaires. zen beach
S unday
The children
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played ba„ ftnd var,0|m
Mr
Jones hit a hom er and Lawlor a cin'ty, I. L Morelock s sudden passing ,
triple, for B eaverton. B eaverton has Eriday, 1« both surprise and regret.
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„uu Mrs. J. S F elsh er o f this place
The
announcem
ent of _________
the date __
o f and
a gam e w ith Sylvan F riday and one
H is sunny disposition won a host of (h<> m arriage as of July 14th, 1935, o f attended,
with C ougar M ountain Sunday. They
friends. Miss G ladys McLeod o f H illsboro,
Mr and Mrs. I. R M etzler enter-
play Aloha in a return gam e next
A* a Pioneer form er schocd diree- Oregon, a graduate o f B eaverton H igh talned friends from
H illsboro Inst
W ednesday.
to '’ and neighbor toilin g for the heat School, and Mr. R. H. Busch, w ho in T hursday evening.
Four table« of
The lineup for Beaverton:
Catcher Interest o f hom e and com m unity.
a D eputy
S h eriff o f
W ash ington bridge w ere In play follow ed by re-
Bi 11 P u lver
P itcher R ay Ms*rae-
dp,“P in tne h earts of friends County, Oregon, w as given at a party
freshm . nts.
cini
1 b ase—Gale E m m ons.
2 base
w hom he knew and loved who knew hcJd at the hom e o f Miss McLeod'«
Miss Vivian B erg has returned to
Jam es
Lawlor.
S 8, Glen Jones and loved him his m em orv w ill live parpnjs jn Hillsboro. Oregon, on th e
her hom e
In Clareeholm , A lherta,
(captain)
3 b a se--K en _Burke,_ R as *onK a* l° v* and friendship last.
ev en in g of June 13. 1935.
T he g u ests Canada
a fte r
sp en d in g
eeveral
F Lcirls Blxby
C. F .—Elw tn N elson
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enjoved the ev en in g at card* and a m onths w ith her sister, Mrs. Ben
L field —Bud B a lfe tm gr.)
Candy at Brown* Pharm acy.
light lunch wa* served
j Shell es.
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