The Beaverton enterprise., October 21, 1938, Image 1

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Beaverton, Oregon» Friday, O ctober 21,1938
Estabrook Case
The Court House Com m unity H a p p e n in g s ...
Continued To
Happenings of the W eek
at the County Seat
October 25
T. A. C arey o f R ochester, Minn.,
passed aw ay Oct. 10 at the hom e o f
his daughter Tdrs. C. C. P urvis at R o ­
B* R O S E C A V E
chester, Minn. H e was 78 years old.
Services w ere held at P eggs Chapel
and interm ent at C ooper Mt. cem etery
Administrator of Estate
He lived fo r a num ber o f years at
Seeks Damages
Hazeldale.
M orris Stone, adm inistrator o f the
M r .and Mrs. D avid P olu m bo and
estate o f K eith Stone, deceased, has tw o sons and Mrs. P olu m b o's m other,
filed suit tor dam ages in the sum o f Mrs. Gerdu Lilja. ^ e n t Sunday even­
$1000 against K oam ers R est, Inc., foi ing at the .home or Mrs. L iljas sister
the d row n in g o f K eith Stone, 14, on and brother-in-law , ■Mr. and
Mrs.
July 2nd.
John A nderson.
A dm in istrator in his com plaint al
Mr. and Mrs. W . F. Spriggel spent
leges that K eith while diving into the Sunday with Mrs. Spriggeis brother
river from a spring board w as caught and sister-in-law Mr. and M is. W m .
and entangled upon a sn ag beneath Grant in Portland.
the su rface o f the w ater and was not
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Starret are m ov­
able to extricate h im self and war ing soon to St. Helens.
'Mr. Starret
d row n ed ; alleges the defendants n eg ­ is em ployed by the P. E. P. and has
ligent in allow ing the snags and bran ­ been prom oted
w h ich
necessitates
ches to accu m u late in the w ater j h.s transfer to St. Helens.
which constituted grave dam ages unu j Mr. and Mrs. Y ow ell w h o have
hazards to patrons.
• lived on D enney road fo r the past
O ther suits filed
include Ida M ■ fcw ycar3i have sold their hom e anu
Quigley vs J.
V\ m. G ubser et als, m oved ancj the purchaser has moved
foreclosu re o f m ortgage.
Tualatin into hia new home.
C om pany vs L ouise B lack, \V ashing j Chas. E. Gasset it is reported, has
ton County, A. E. Frye, and R udolph s o id hie tw enty acre fa rm and will
B othum , foreclosu re o f m ech an ics m ove to P ortlan d where Mr. Gasset
lien; A delheid V an L o m vs F rancis is em ployed.
J. Van Lom , seekin g divorce.
E lw in Johnson and B ob D enney o f
O rders signed by C ircuit Judge R. O. S. C. spent the w eek end with
F ran k
Peters
and
filed with the hom e folks.
C lerk
include
decrees o f d ivorce
T. Gihleitti to o k his
m other to
granted A gnes A. M cB reen vs G eorge P ortlan d F riday even in g to visit her
M cB reen ;
G race h i.
R o g e r s from daughter Mrs. P ostescio.
Lou E. R ogers, R aven n a C. Me Carty
A t a m eeting held in Salem recent­
from C harles C.; G ladys G age from ly W . G. Ide o f H illsboro, w as named
M yron A .; G enevieve Idell Booth-Clib- leader by Gov. M artin to secure fin ­
born from W m . E. B ooth -C lib b orn ; ances fo r the exhibit to the W orld ’s
A rm inta P alm er from A rthur
P a l­ Bair at San F rancisco.
m er; ord erin g p lain tiff to
pay suit
M iss R uth D enney spent the week
m oney in case o f D. E. Johnson vs end at her home.
Mattie J. Johnson, ch a n gin g
title,
T he C om m unity
B ook
clu b will
state o f O regon ox rel Cassie M itc h e l.; m eet in the K iw an is clu b on the
vs F ran k B. M itchell; fix in g salary j usual fou rth T hursday,
O ctober 27.
o f receiver e ffectiv e O ctober 1, in j
o ’clo ck until 2. Mrs. H. G. Poulsen
case o f A lbert G. D ick in son et al vs j will review "S he W a s C arrie E aton ’
W enzel J.
A n sorge et a ls; Ida J. j an(j there w ill be a discussion o f the
Steele vs H. M. G rover et ux, final j political m easures on the N ovem ber
ord er and decree in foreclosu re; M in- : ballot.
E veryon e is w elcom e. B ring
nie F. Sohler et als vs A nna V. V an- j you r sandw ich.
derzanden et als; default and appoint- | The R ebekah Past N oble Grands
ing referees in partition o f lands; club o f B eaverton, w ere entertained
Charles R eynolds, receiver o f B irst a t a pot lu ck din n er at M iss B etty
Inland N ational B ank vs L eo W it to c k ,, M eyers last W edn esday noon. Mrs.
allow ing 10
days to plead; E dith M yrtle H ardm an assisted the hostess.
M arkle vs D. J. Hills, et als, direct- T here were 16 past noble gran ds pres­
ing service o f sum m ons by publica e nt.
T he next m eeting will be at
t ‘o n -
! R ose Stevens h om e next m onth. E ve-
O rders cov erin g
probate
m atters | iyn Scott will assist,
signed by E lizabeth T em pleton, coun j Sidney J a cob s o f M cM illan avenue
ty ju dge, ap p rovin g report and clos- a mile east o f B eaverton, sold his
ing estate; A lva J. V ance, P eter H o ff- one a cre and house to Mr. R o o v e s ow n-
man and Jules L angue; redu cin g bond er Qf E agle P rod u ce Co. w h o are
o f adm inistrator in estate o f E m m a m oving into the
house this
week.
E. N agel; P resum ing E rnest M iller to Mr. and 'Mrs. Jacobs
and their
be dead, not having been heard from daughter Lillian m oved to Portland
since 1929; ap p rovin g report o f E. A. several days ago.
G riffith , guardian and ord erin g a c - . Mrs. G eorge T h yn g entertained a
tion instituted to collect am ount due ; grou p o f relatives at luncheon at
estate o f C hris Joh nson; fix in g tim e her hom e W ednesday, h onorin g her
and place o f hearing final a ccou n t sister-in-law , Mrs. H orace T h y n g o f
o f K arl
H erin g;
app oin ting R . E. W arren ton , w h o is visiting relatives
Dunlop, adm inistrator de bonis non ¡n P ortland. T hose present w ere Mrs.
in estate o f Laura B. B rackenbury W alter A lberts. Mrs. Ida C raw ford,
and ap provin g bond; ord erin g cita - Mrs. H erbert T hyn g, Mrs. R u d y Gib
tion on sale o f real p rop erty to heirs i bish, and Mrs. Leland Shaw and son
in estate o f Stephen Sell Jr. deceased; R o b e rt all o f
P ortland, Mrs. John
report o f claim s approved in estate o f G ardner and Mrs. Lima Stew art o f
John M eier and ap provin g
second H illsboro.
sem i-annual accou n t; d irectin g trans
Mrs. E. A. K vle. M iss F rances Kyle
fer o f personal property to executrix and M rs. E. P fe iffe r o f Salem, were
and w idow o f John H. Neal, deceased Sunday guests at the C. W . M organ
fixin g tim e and place o f closin g es- hom e on S orren to road,
tatc o f O tto Schindler.
i M r. and Mrs. B. J. W ard and sons
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' o f K inton. w ere Sunday din n er guests
Two Named by Grand Jury Of Mr. and Mrs. W a lter Van Kleek.
r* 1*
Mr. and Mrs. K arl W ildm an and
Apprehended by rolice
fam ily are m oving to M cM innville
M ike N a u m ch eff o f Forest G rove, this week.
Mr. W ildm an w h o w orks
arrested
by S h eriff’s deputies, w as at the C olum bia F oods store has
placed in jail Thursday, under $501 been prom oted.
bonds, facin g a ch arge o f assault on
M r. and Mrs. D aly have returned
a B eaverton school teacher.
from a trip o f several w eeks in the
D eputy S h eriff Busch Thursday at E ast.
V isiting relatives also attend-
Salem, obtained extradiction paper'; ,ng
P ostal Clerks con vention in
from the G ov ern or’s o ffic e in o rd ci W ashington. D. C.
to bring
A lexander
N eetens
here
Mrs. L. M. R eu ter entertained with
from T acom a to face a ch arge o f bail a one o 'c lo c k luncheon and card par-
ch eck operations .
N eetens earlier tv
her hom e on L ake road F riday
this yea r w as indicted b y the grand iaat Guests included Mrs. V. A.
ju ry on a ch arge o f h aving issueu v, ood, Mrs. J. G. H ohnstein. Mrs. Carl
w orthless ch eck s in the vicinity o Hanson. M is. B'leda Austin. Mrs. M.
Banks. H e w as apprehended r e c e n tly ; c. M cK ercher, Mrs. Bill W a lk er and
at T acom a
Mrs. E verett C ook.
Mrs. H anson
Melvin Hall, arrested on a ch arge o f won high score and Mrs. M cK erch ei
d rivin g w hile intoxicated, w as fined the con solation .
$125 by Judge R. F ran k P eters ami | Mr. and Mrs. E arl Hall entertained
allow ed his liberty on paym ent o f $25 ' w ith a dinner at their hom e Thursday
cash and $25 on the loth o f each evening o f last w eek h onorin g Miss
month.
R uth H opper and
F rank Z im brick
Arrested on a charge o f reckless w ho were to be m arried Saturday ev-
driving. Neil M itchell o f B eaverton, ening.
It w as also Mr. H all's birth
was fined $25 and costs Thursday ! day anniversary. T he room s and din-
whon brought before Justice o f the | jng table were tastefully decorated
P eace Havens.
in autumn leaves with tw o silver beilr,
John Dent, o f 1520 C olum bia street o v c r the table with red stream ers, a
P ortland, arrested by D eputy Sherif.’ ; w ed d in g cake, also a birthday cake
Busch on a drunk and disorderly were cut.
T hose attending were the
ch arge was fined $10 and costs.
honored couple and Mr. and Mrs. L
Joseph D avid C lark went to Jail r H arris and tw o daughters, M r. and
W ednesday to serve three days to pay Mrs. P. V. H opper and R ev. and
a fine o f $6.70 m eted out by T igard [ Mrs. Coulter.
Justice o f the P eace on a tr a ffic vio­
Ten m em bers o f the
B eaverton
lation charge.
G range attended the S tato Grange
con vention at H illsboro last Friday
fo r an all d ay and evening session.
Rosser Bail Filed
Rail in the sum o f $25,000 fo r A. E. 69 m em bers were initiated in the
R osser,
form er O regon
team ster's ' ’
■ ’
Uu evening. Mrs.
union leader and con victed arsonist. -J- B- H ohenstein and Mrs. E. C ook o f
has been posted with C ircuit Judge Beaverton were am on g the class.
R . F rank Peters and filed with the | Mrs. M. C. M cK erch er had as her
Clerk. W. A. Tupper.
guests Sunday Dr. W . N. Sheets and
R osser was indicted b y the W ash - Miss P eg g y G roshens o f Portland,
ington cou nty grand ju ry fo r use o f Mrs. M. C. M cK erch er attended a
explosive« to dam age property o f ¡lu n ch eon in H illsboro Tuesday giver,
another, grov in~ ovt o f he^r wai ( for the cou n ty chairm en o f the
bom bin g o f 19*5 in which P eter Pot j C hristm as Seals. T here were a large
vin place at T igard was bom bed on | group attended.
Plans w ere mao.>
M ay 12. at 2.30 a. m.
| fo r the com in g seal sale o f which
A w aiting appeal o f the P olk cou n ty ( Mrs. H arry M organ Is cou n ty chair-
arson con viction , R osser is In Dallas j man.
hospital su fferin g from stom ach ail- i Mr. an d Mrs. R . V. H op p er drove
ment.
1 to W 'oodburn Sunday to visit at tho
Published Weekly
Beaverton Youth Captured
After Breaking Window
Three New
Friends
The vigil o:' B eaverton volunteer
: firem en and Deputies Ireland
and i
¡C orn eliu s T u isd u y night resulted in
hom e o f M r. and Mrs. F. M. H opper.
i the capture ot E rvin B arber, 17, B eav-j
Mr. and M rs. H. M. B arnes were
deer hunting at Izel o v e r the w eek
I erton high sch ool youth, w ho is under
arrest facing about 17 ch arges o f b u r -!
end.
Mrs. B arnes was su ccessfu l in
b aggin g a three point buck.
| A rgum ents fo r the arrest o f ju d g­ glary.
Babson Finds England
An elusive housebreaker has been i
B eaver S ocial clu b w ill hold their ment in the case o f Ja ck E stabrook
Expecting Era of
next m eeting
O ctober 28.
Dessert con victed o f com p licity in the R o ck pestering the ctiy all sum m er, and
luncheon w ill be follow ed by m aking Creek store bom bing, du rin g the beei tins tall taking small sums o f m on ey. Great Prosperity
labor war in O regon, will be held O c- rifles, cam eras, rings and such a r-j
final plans fo r the bazaar.
T h ey w ere scheduled for tid es.
F irem en and deputies cover-
The B eaver S ocial clu b held their tober 25.
card party in the M asonic hall S atu i- Saturday, O ctober 15, but put o ff be- cd the entire city and cov ered the j London, Eng., Oct. 21—The great
Uuy even in g in w hich there w ere 3 cause the transcript o f the trial had youth after he had broken a \\ indow statesm en,
bankers,
industrialists,
to Kain entrance to the Cecil Barnes
tables o f pin och le and 7 tables o f not oeen com pleted.
and econ om ists o f G reat Britian un­
A seventy five per cent loss o f a residence,
5ou in play.
The H allow een d ecora­
anim ously agree that we m ay now bo
fru ctu ied arm w as returned us ver-
Barber has been given a hom e by
tions were ca rried out in colors.
entering a boom era exceeding in
diet by the ju ry hearing the case o f Mrs. Anna Ksterloh.
lh e hom e o f
You
T hose w inning prizes in pinochle Sidney Sanstrom vs the State Indus- kls ben efactress was reported includ- extent that o f the tw enties.
will recall that a fte r the A rm istice
were Mrs. R . R h odes, Mrs. G uy Carr, , trial A cciden t C om m ission Friday.
I od am ong the robbed homes,
was signed we had a period o f unpre­
R evaru R hod es, and H. B ohn. T hose i Trial o f Jam es H enry Gerrish. o f
S h eriff Connell stated B arber ad-
N ew
w inning prizes in 500 w ere M rs. E. H illsboro, indicted last m onth on a mitted the robberies, saying his m o- cedented business expansion.
all-tim e peaks for business activity
Sn pe, Mrs. M. Beeler, A. M. K en n e­ ■ m orals charge,
opened M onday in tlve was to get m oney to spend f o r ,
were reached early in 1920. Now , the
dy and A. S an db loon t
A delicious
; candy, m ovies, etc.
! Circuit Court.
“ big business" men o f Englund be­
lunch was served.
T entative C ourt calen d ar announced
Since m idsum m er 15 hom es have
Mrs. D oy G ray left fo r San F ran- by Judge P eters this w eek show s the been entered .the high sch ool broken lieve that the world m ay be facin g a
in
the m onths
cisco, Calif., F rid ay last to visit her follow in g cases scheduled fo r hearing into tw ice, and the grade sch ool on ce, sim ilar situation
dau ghter Mrs. Crete M aine, w h o is ill. during the rem ainder o f O ctober and All robberies have the sam e m ark o f ahead.
Mr. and M rs. E rnest R h in e and month o f N ovem ber.
W h y are they so op tim istic?
T ho
entry.
His procedu re was to cut a
Mr. R h in e ’s m other M is. A nderson,
O ctober 2 4 - S t a t e vs P ersin gcr.
screen, cut a hole in the glass o f eith- answ er is that they con sider the Mu­
w h o visited Mrs. R hine's parents, Mr.
Oct. 26—Strieker vs R om lg.
t er doors or w indow s and unlock the nich C on feren ce in som ew hat the
und M is. C. J. Shively fo r ten days | Oct. 28— In re. A m brose Smith E s latch,
sam e light as the Arm istice.
T hey
left fo r their hom e in M aim l B each,
feel that the partition o f C zech oslo­
tate.
B’lorida, last week.
T hey w ere a c­
vakia has rem oved a
pow der keg
com pan ied by Charles Shively, who c o o t 31_E lw ood Lum- Co- V9 Bab* Democratic Rally
w hich could have exploded into n
took several ra cin g dogs with him.
general w ar at any time.
Most stu ­
Nov. 2 Om aeht vs K orn. N ov. 4 — At Hillsboro Saturday
M r. and M rs. J.' E. FleeTwood o f
dents o f history ov er here agree that
Stapleton
vs
Stayton.
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Cathlam et, W ash., spent the w eek end
tile T reaty o f Versailles w a s ,a ruth
W eek o f Nov. 7, Judge In T illam ook
D em ocrats are sp on sorin g a poli less anil vindictive docum ent. It sets
visiting at the H. M. B arnes and M.
Nov. 9 E rick son
vs
State Indus- tical r&u y f or a n citizens o f the cou n ­ up artificial nations com posed o f an
H. M etcalf hom es.
14— Skagen vs Am ty Saturday night at the H illsboro arbitrary com bination o f nationalities
Mrs. Helen D avis o f Om aha, Neb., trial A cci. Com.
16 State vs Lovequist.
18— union
high
school
at 8 o ’clock . with boundaries draw n sim ply from
was a join t dinner hostess with her mons.
21—D avis vs H en- sp eech es will be kept within the 15 the standpoint o f m ilitary con sid era­
rister Mrs. R o se G ram m ar, at the M orosic vs Herd.
25- Trent vs Macy.
28— minute period and the entire m eeting tions.
latters h om e in P ortland F riday last, dricks.
It also im posed terrific fin ­
30— Buchanan as planned, is to be sh ort and snappy ancial burdens upon Germ any.
h on orin g their m other on her birth­ Chartney vs Raines.
a ccord in g to rally chairm an, Al K em -
day anniversary.
A g ro u p o f rela­ vs Harris.
T reaty S crappin g Inevitable
rner o f B eaverton.
It is planned fo r !
tives attended also Mrs. W . H. Boyd
It was inevitable that som e day the
8
o
’clock
sharp
w
ith
the
final
talk
at
]
o f B eaverton.
Washington County C E.
R eich would regain her strength and
10:15 p. m.
Mrs. T om M o o re (G eraldine G od ­
throw o f f the hum ilating provisions
Meet
at
Beavertor.
All parts o f the cou n ty will be noti­
d a rd ) o f P ortland, w as an ov er night
o f the peace treaty.
R eaders have
fied o f the rally Saturday aftern oon
guest o f Mrs. D od B erg W ednesday
watched H itler do this in the last
The
27th
annual
C
hristian
E
ndeav-
by
a
sound
tru
ck
w
hich
will
also
night o f last week.
T hursday Mrs.
three years through rearm am ent, o c ­
B erg gave a luncheon h onorin g her or convention o f W ashington county, head a caravan from Shute park at 1 cupation o f the R hineland, and con ­
Gale G range ban d o f Forest
guest.
T hose attending w ere
Mrs. will be held at B eaverton Saturday ; 7 : 30.1
quest o f Austria.
T he next step w as
W . E. P egg, Mrs. S. S. P axton and afternoon at the Christian ch urch, j G rove will announce the m eeting later C zechoslovakia. All E uropean states­
open
in
g
at
1
p.
m.
ion
at
the
cou
rt
house
and
on
the
Mrs. R ob ert Sum m ers.
men k n ew that the "syn th etic cou n ­
The theme is V ictory at the after- steps o f the Union high school.
The
’ A. M. Jannsen, Dr. J. R . Talbert,
try” problem had to be solved soon er
rally com m ittee o f 17 m em bers, has
R ob ert Sum m ers, I. R . M etzlcr. Fritz noon session at 2:30.
or later.
The econ om ic prosperity
A short play and sh ort talks b y : issued invitations to all parties and
Jacobson , o f Portland, John Connell
o f E urope depended upon it.
F ear­
young
people
Saturday
even
in
g
at
the
|
groups
to
attend
the
m
eeting.
o f H illsboro w ere am ong the fish er­
ing reactions, .however, no statesm an
C
ongregational
church.
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m en at N ehalem ov er the w eek end,
before H itler had the cou rage to take
h ook in g a fe w salm on.
6 30 b a n q u et
Farmer Hanged from
this bull by the horns.
7:30 address by R ev. C. P. Gates, o f _
,
_
.
John W aters, A. B. Clem ent and
So the rem oval o f this p ow der keg
the
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O tto K cil, w ere salm on fish in g at Ya-
is the m ajor reason
for optim ism
hats on the A lsea river Sunday and church.
_ ! The body o f Charles R oss, 59, w as today in England.
But the settle­
Sunday aftern oon at 2:30 R ev. C. found hanging
J
report g ood lu ck .
fro m a rafter in the j ment o f the Sudeten issue is o f great
Miss M argaret Scott w h o has beer, P. G ates delivers an address.
tool shed o f his farm , three m iles im portance for a lon ger period as
Sunday even in g 6.30 C hristian E n- 1
con fin ed to her hom e fo r the past
south o f H illsboro. Sunday m orn in g,; well.
W hy?
B ecause up until the
Y. P .—-W inona Putnam . Jr.|
w eek with threatened appendicitis Is deavor.
I by his 17 year old son. H arvey, j present crisis, neither H itler nor Mus­
—R ob ert Myers.
able to be abou t again.
1 W ashington
cou nty coron er
F. J. solini had m et C ham berlain.
T hey
7.30 Short talk by you ng people.
Mrs. W aters Is spen din g the week
I Sewell, said the man was despondent | had thought o f E ngland ns a declin ­
end with her m other in N ew berg.
upon d iscoverin g that the silo w h ich ing pow er and o f the British P rem ier
Mrs. W. J. Scott entertained the County Seal Sale
had been filled on Saturday, had fall- as a timid narrow -m inded business
T uesday B ridge club at the h om e o f
: en over. H e is survived by his w ife, man.
N aturally, such an
attitude
Mrs. W ood s Tuesday.
M rs. E. P. Luncheon Held
Lulu, and tw o oth er sons. Dale 14, was not favorable to peace.
B ut at
H edberg w as a, guest o f the club.
Munich, H itler and Ttlussolinl found
cou n ty seal and R on ald 10.
A nnual
W ashington
L uncheon w as follow ed by cards in
Cham berlain a
strong,
cou rageous
w hich Mrs. F. G. D onaldson held high sale luncheon and pep m eeting was
man.
lie m ad e a pow erful Im pres­
held T uesday at the H illsboro P har­ Invitation Extended
score.
: sion upon them and the three have
M iss C orrine
Pennington, "p Q B o o k Club M e e t
M rs. V. A. W o o d left T uesday even­ m acy.
apparently
becom e
good
personal
.
ing fo r Salt Lake, Utah, to visit her spoke on the building o f plans for to-
As a result, oth er ca n ce r­
¡m o rro w ’s mail sale; com m un ity or-
C om m unity B ook rlub Is^ very 1 friends.
sister w h o is ill.
8ef,inK a fro ° public li- ou s problem s, such as the Spanish
W ord w as received T uesday even­ ganization and suggested com m ittee des*r*ous
and Chinese wurs, may ulso lie (-lean­
ing o f the death o f Mrs. E. E. H anson program s was cited by Miss Clara brary st:u', ‘' d in * « * « rn W ashington I
ed
up.
E
ngrebretsen.
Mrs.
Z
ola
M
org
a
n
,!
County.
T
o
that
end
the
clu
b
m
em
-
aged 74, years, m other o f A. E. H an­
K oonevcll Aids Peace
presided. h r,s are askinK a public m eeting on
son. Mrs. H anson fell several m onths county seal sale chairm an
H ence, it appears at the m om ent
a g o and fractu red her hip, oth er com ­ Seals will g o on sale T h a n k sg iv in g ! Tuesday, O ctober 25 at 8 « clock in
,h o B eaverton H .gh School
T h is that we m ay have world peace as
plications set in w hich resulted in her day and con tin u e till C hristm as.
| club is com posed o f w om en from the long as these three statesm en live
death at her hom e in A iekin , Minn.,
el
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entire d istrict and feel it Is the m ost and con trol E urope.
T his will be es­
O ctob er 18.
on er w o o d M ost
representative grou p to call the ini- pecially
so if P residen t R oosevelt
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. S ch oene enter
i tlal m eeting.
It is asking the resi­ and S ecretary Hull continue to help.
tam ed at din n er W ed n esday evening Red Cross Dinner
dents o f the surrounding nrea to at- T heir stron g appeals to w orld op in ­
Mrs. W . J. S cott and daughters M ar­
W ashington
County annual R ed tend a m eeting fo r discussion and it ion have already had a great effect.
ga ret and M a rjory and D oy Gray.
Cross m em bership drive op en in g N o- j |s hoped that out o f this m eeting will
our R e cip ro ca l
T rad e
Bethel No. 20 Jobs D aughters held vem ber 11, in ch arge o f W. F. N or- com e a con stru ctive m ove in that d i­ M oreover,
A greem ents are hitting at one o f the
their regular m eeting M onday even­ man, Aloha, cou n ty chairm an, will be ! rection.
basic causes o f
w orld unrest e c o ­
ing with a grou p o f Mason and E ast­ preceded by a k ic k -o ff din n er meet-1
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nom ical distress.
I can not now ven ­
ern Star m em bers as guests.
ing at Sherw ood the night o f N ovem -
IIO I’ r K K -/,IM IlK I< ft W E D D IN G
ture any forecast that there will be
A m a jority d egree was con ferred on ber 4. State o ffic e r s will appear oni
R h od a Thyng, Jean Klein, Tmmogene the speak in g program .
j A t a p retty candlelight cerem on y no E uropean war in 1939. T here m ay
H offm a n and W in ifred E dberg. I,ois
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I Saturday evening, O ctober 15 in the be m ore war scares over the next few
and R oy E rick son and D oris and N or­
j Christian ch u rch Miss R u th H opper m on th s- perhaps soon er than m ost
H ow ever, the
new
ma Benson o f P ortland, put on sev­ P W A School Project
i daughter o f Mr. and M is. R . V. H op ­ people expect.
eral m usical num bers.
It w as decid ­ Approved this week
per, becam e the bride o f F ra n k Z in i- \ understanding am ong E urope’s three
ed to have a dan ce N ovem ber 25.
! brick, Rev. E. C. C oulter reading the 1 big men gives real hope that new d if­
C ontract for con stru ction o f class- [
Mrs. R uth H offm a n , guardian o f
1 cerem on y before a large gath erin g o f i ficulties can be solved w ithout war.
room s and gym nasium addition to the
Jobs D aughters, is giving a party in
I relatives and friends.
Miss E len or | Y et, the English are not banking
sch ool at R eedville .has been approv- j
K iw a n is hall O ctob er 29 fo r the girls
Hall sang "O P rom ise M e" und V ir-[ on peace.
T h ey do not intend to
rd by P W A and aw arded to W illiam .
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stop rearm ing and be cau ght napping
Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Stine o f Bend
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D. R obin son o f Portland. Net am ount I * U “ y e ™ “ n* 1 ,L" V* Y “ u T ™ *y"
visited relatives here Tuesday.
T hey realize how m uch they
o f con tra ct $14,971.
Plans call for a e“ ch,
accom p an ied by Mrs. R o b - . again.
Mrs. Floyd Carlson is quite 111 a» fram e stru ctu re con sistin g o f three ert Johnson, w h o also played the w ed- have had “ to ta k e’ 'because they were
her hom e, su ffe rin g n had cold.
^lv.o r jt ding m arch. T he bride, given in mar not ready to fight M ussolini and H it­
classroom s and gym nasium ,
C ontinued w ar preparation is
A new large oil burner w as Installed
riage by h er father w ore a dress o f I ler.
to start this week.
in the grange hall this week.
white satin m ade in princess lines; th erefore, an oth er stim ulant fo r the
T he arm s p ro ­
with a long train with a veil o f white near-term ou tlook .
Davis- Wildman Marriage tulle held in plan- by a cdi net of gram will con tin u e at a feverish pace
It re­
Two R ings and Cash
R a y Davis and Phyllis W ildm an ! oran ge blossom s and seed pearls. She for at least tw o years m ore.
were united in m arriage Saturday ev- carried a sh ow er bouquet o f garden - quires the decentralization o f muni
Reported Stolen
Most im­
ening at 7:30 p. m. Oct. 15 in t h e . ias and pink bouvardia.
T he
m aid tion and airplane plants.
Christian parsonage in a b e a u tifu l! o f honor, Miss Freda M erritt,
w h o portant o f all, it m eans the arm or­
T he B. C. Schufm erich
residence candle lighted room , the g lo w o f the was the bride's cousin, w ore a dress plating o f the d eck s o f battleships so
on
E bberts
and
W est
Jackson fire place and the d an cin g shadow s o f blue tafetta and carried pink gladi- that they can n ot be sunk by bom bing
street H illsboro, was entered by a m ake a lovely setting for the c e r e - ! olus. M iss G ertrude M erritt and Mrs. planes.
T he bride was dressed In a W arren H aley were bridesm aids anu
W orld Inflation Seem s Inevitable
prow ler, w ho stole a diam ond ring, m ony.
A nother fa ctor In the business ou t­
a rubv ring a rd 90 rents in change, blue chiffon, velvet and w ore a co r- wore sim ilar dresses o f dusty pink
a ccord in g to report filed with Sher­ sage o f pink and white gardenias, over pink satin slips and carried b o -, look is the probability o f inflation.
Syble P etteys was maid o f h on or and queta o f blue gladlolous.
The hankers w ith w hom I talk seem
iff Connell.
S h u h y 1 Little Ilen c B ozo w as flo w e r girl resigned to the thought that thc
E. E. C oulter o f B eaverton, reports wore a rust colored gow n.
Rev. E. E. and wore a w hite tafetta dress trim- worlil is headed for inflation.
They
som eone prow led his hom e Stindnv Shunny w as best man.
n igh t; the house was ransacked but C oulter used the ring cerem ony. Both med in blue velvet and carried a bas- see no hope o f any cou ntry going hack
are graduates o f ket o f pink rose petals,
to tlie gidd basis.
T hey feel the m as­
noth in g was taken.
E ntrance was Mr. and Mrs. Davis
gained by rem ovin g the screen from the B eaverton high sch ool and have 1 M rs. It. V. H opper, m other o f the sive an na ment program s o f all m ajor
w h o wish them bride, w ore a dress o f black c h iffo n pow ers require som e form o f cu rren ­
the bed room w indow , the prow ler m any friends here
left the house by the hark d oor .tak­ m uch jo y in m arried life. The you ng velvet with a corsage o f garden ias cy tink ering to finance them. One o f
people will m ake their hom e in Port- a n d bouvardia.
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the m ost im pressive thoughts driven
ing the key w ith him.
land where Mr. Davis is em ployed.
| A rch ie Z im b rick acted as best man hom e to me on this visit is that in fla­
for his brother.
Ushers W l
B m
tion Is inevitable. It has started on
W ash in gton C ounty F ederation o f
BEAVERTO N BANK GAINS
Lew is and W illiam Underwood.
the C on tin en t; it Is now spreading to
W o m e n ’s clubs will meet at the Odd
First S ecurity hank o f B ea verton ,! A reception follow ed in the ch urch E ngland; and is sure to a ffe ct the
Fellow s Hall at T igard on Thursday, o f which Jay Gibson is president, parlors.
Mrs. Earl Hall cu t the United States and Canada.
O ctober 27.
T he speaker o f the day made a consistent grow th during the brid e’s cake.
Mrs. Virgil M yers and
Still an oth er ¡optim istic
business
is S. H arold Y o u n g o f the Business quarter ended Septem ber 30. Its state Mrs. R ose T hom pson cut
the ices. Item is the ch ange in the British a t­
and Investors In c , o f Portland.
Mr. rr>ent disclosed.
D eposits were up Mr.s R. W illiam s and Mrs. M. Lew is titude crn cern in g their debt to us.
Y o u n g will speak on the measures $•"4,252.37 to $46173.94 and Its bond poured, assisting about the room w ere T hey realize that they arc dependent
w hich will be voted on. on the Nov nccount rose $107.17Tfl9 to $192.024 57. ?disses R ose T hom pson. V erna Mae on the United States fo r raw- m a ter­
* election.
*-fr Y oun g Will sp o-k n' l » a n s showed a small Increase over W allers, B etty and Viola H arris and ials. food stu ffs, etc.
T hey naturally
T otal r e - ! C atherine Thom pson,
11 a. m.
This Is the regular all day the June 30th quarter.
would have to borrow m oney from us
Both bride and groom were gradu- to pay fo r these supplies in w ar-tim e.
m eetin g o f the federation, which In­ sources were listed at $802,423.04 o r
cludes w om en's cluhs from all parts $32 669.26 m ore than
three m onths ates o f the high school.
T hey will
o f the W ash in gton County.
Continued on P age 2
previously.
m ake their hom e in B eaverton.
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