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D E D IC A T E D TO T H E BEST IN T E R E S T S A N D D E V E L O P M E N T OF G REATE R B E A V E R T O N
VOL. 13. NO. 35
PTA Council
Net Tuesday
$1 Year—Published Weekly
Beaverton, Oregon, Friday, December 13, 1940
P erso n a l N e w s
Pump License 1941 Officers
Payable Now To Be Elected
Postal Employees Vitally
Interested in Seal Sale
Easier To
Get Money
The M ethodist church is planning
a turkey dinner D ecem ber 19th from
5:30 to 8 p. m.
The p ostm aster said today that
The Masonic Male quartet co n sist­
! C hristm as S eals have been appearing
ing of Melvin B eeler, Sam uel L aw ­
on C hrism as m ail and p ack ages in
rence Jr., Virgil Myers and Edward
ever-in creasing num bers.
Taggert, sang at South Gate chapter
"The first C hristm as Seal to be
Aloha Grange Hall Named Order of E astern Star, W ednesday | State Agricultural
Eleven Conservation
seen in the o ffic e is another ‘first rob­ Babson Says
evening of last w eek.
in of S pring’ for p ostal em ployees,” SEC Favors Small Concerns
For February Meeting
Program M eetings Slated
C aptain and Mrs. A. L angkilde of I Department List Fees
he continued. "Perhaps som e o f you
The W ash ington C ounty Council of San Pedro, California, visited from
C om m unity com m ittee o fficers for don't know that it w as a postal clerk
N ew York City, D ec. 13— It be­
For the second con secu tive year,
P arent T eachers m et w ith the Forest Monday to W ednesday at the home the sta te departm ent of agriculture 1941 for A gricultural C onservation in D enm ark, E inar Holboell. who first . com es m ore and m ore apparent that
Grove association T uesday. D ecem ­ Mr. and Mrs. Hedberg.
is con d uctin g m ail co llectio n s of the program w ill be elected at a series of conceived the idea o f sellin g an extra th e S ecu rities and E xch an ge C om ­
The B eaverton Garden club will i annual gasolin e pump licen se fees. eleven m eetin gs scheduled for W ush stam p at C hristm as tim e to raise m ission has done a rem arkable job in
ber 10, in the C entral school.
There
w ere about fifty rep resen tatives of m eet in K iw anis hall Friday, D ecern-! w ith m ore than 4,500 application j ¡ngton county next w eek, according funds for
an ti-tub ercu losis
wora. p rotectin g the in terests o f the aver­
ber 13.
Mrs. Linke of Portland, will form s placed in the m ail early in D e - 1 ,0 an announcem ent from the locaal That is w hy postal em ployees have a ag e investor
thirteen local a ssociation s present.
The C om m isson has
Mrs. G ertrude Blum , first vice- be the gu est speaker and will talk cem ber.
John W. K ani­ particularly w arm in terest in the proved a good w atch dog o f th e mar-
T his m ethod o f collection i c°o n ty com m ittee,
p resident of the Oregon C ongress of on Perennial Borders.
W ashington C hristm as Seal cam p
. aign
_
. k e.t
O riginally, the SEC A ct of
is m uch less costly than the form er na, ch airm an of the
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. H untley have p ractice of having the d istrict men county group, sta te s that at these
P aren t Teachers, and Mrs. J. Blair,
'This clerk w as sorting C hristm as | 1933 called for the registration o f all
sta te
m em bership chairm an,
were returned to their hom e in Tacom a, j m ake the collections, sa y s A. W m eetings there w ill be d iscu ssion s letters and p a ck ages in a C openha­ secu rity offerin gs to the public in
v isito rs at the m eeting.
W ashington, a fter a tw o m onths stay I M etzger, foods and dairies division of th e 1940 program , the a ctiv ities gen post o ffice one night in 1903. He ex cess of $30,000.
T his Ceiling wag
T hey
h ey form erly r e s id -; ch ief undel. ~w hoSt, w ork th ese col- i of th e local association during the j had alw ays been sym p ath etic toward raised som e tim e ago in certain ca ­
The h igh ligh t of the m eetin g w as in Portland.
the panel d iscussion on E d u catin g for ed in Beaverton .
year and a presen tation of the 1941 sick children, and especially toward ses.
The Com m ission announced on
lection s are made.
F rank Em m ons returned to his
a D em ocracy in Our Com m unity.
children w ith tuberculosis. Then the D ecem ber 3 th a t dom estic issuers of
The departm ent says that there are ten tative program .
T he m em bers of the panel consisted hom e here last w eek d riving f r o m : at least 14,044 gasoline pum ps in op­
C hairm an of the local com m unity thou ght cam e to him W hy not sell secu rities issu es up to $100,000 are
H e has played profes-1 eration in Oregon, and in addition com m ittees w ill preside over the an extra stam p, a d ecorative C hrist­ now exem pt from the registration
o f educators of both F orest Grove Philadelphia.
during 1,195 pum ps th a t m ust be supplied m eetings. A ssistin g w ill be Mr. K am - m as stam p, at th is tim e of the year, provisions of the Act. T h ey need not
and Hillsboro.
Mr. E rvin o f F orest sional football in the East
Grove acted as chairm an and placed the fall season.
na, A. E. K rahm er, and R. Glen and set aside that m onev for the cure even fill out a prospectus.
T h is w ill
w ith “not gasoline' 'tags.
G eorge M cKercher is spending the i
before the group five p oints that
prove a great aid to sm all concerns.
L icense fees are due before Jan u ­ R itchey, m em ber of the county com ­ of tuberculosis children?
m ade up th e E d u catin g for a D e­ w eek at his hom e here. H e w ill leave | ary 1, 1941, after w hich date the field m ittee and Stan McClurg, a ssista n t
“From this in spiration cam e the It is a step in the right direction by
m ocracy as he saw it.
Mr. P oynter here Sunday for Brem erton, w here ; men w ill m ake ch eck s upon the com secretary of the con servation a sso ­ idea of th e C hristm as Seal adopted ; the SEC.
T he C om m ission should
o f H illsboro show ed how in the jun­ he is stationed on the U.S.S. C alifor - 1 paratively few that have not rem itted ciation.
"Farm ers p articipating in In th is country in 1907.
how ever, m ove the lid over a little
ior high schools in H illsboro they nia.
the conservation program m eet an ­
You can see w hy postal em ployees m ore and u ltim ately put the exem p­
prio r to that time.
The P ast N oble Grands club had , L icense fees due on January 1 un nually and elect by ballot, the mem- I consider th em selv es a s active ir.es- tion up to $500,000.
educated for a dem ocracy in the stu ­
d en t body a ctivities.
M. M cGlasson their C hristm as party W ednesday ev- j der w hich the d ep artm ent’s division hers of the com m ittees w ho w ill car-] sen g ers of health each year at Christ-
T he SEC has never used the pow er
H usbands of the m em bers ' of foods and d airies is directly res­ ry on the program for the com ing | m as tim e.”
o f F orest Grove presented the part ening.
• o f the law em braced in the Security
A fine turkey dinner j ponsible include, besides the gasoline year,” says chairm an Kanina. W ash- j At the present tim e donations to
th a t the vocation al train in g in the w ere guests.
A ct to its fu llest extent.
I believe
high school played and Mr. Cox of w as served follow ed by an exchan ge ] fees, the follow ing:
ington county is divided into eleven j the C hristm as S eals Sale by buying th e C om m ission is con sciod s of its
the H illsboro high showed how they of C hristm as g ifts w ith a lovely deco- j Grade A dairies and shippers, m ini­ d istricts or com m un ities and it is im- , the sea ls are far ahead of last year's pow er but, a t the sam e tim e, is re­
trained their stu d en ts in th e classic rated C hristm as tree g iv in g an air j m um $5 for up to 10 cow s in one portant that farm operators attend j returns at th is sta g e of the cam- solved to treat busin ess gen tly. Sm all
stu d ies for their part in th is dem oc­ of festiv ity to the occasion.
By la st Saturday about $900 b usin esses, now in need of new cap i­
herd and 50 cen ts for each additional the m eetin g for the d istrict in w hich paign.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Schoene visit-1 cow in the herd:
racy.
A fter the sp eak ers w ere fin ­
G rade A m ilk they live, accord in g to the county j had been sent in to headquarters in tal, should im m ediately take ad van t­
ished the au dience w ere asked if ed their d aughter Carol at Hubbard plant, $10; agricu ltural lim es, $10 per com m ittee. All farm ers listed on the H illsboro, according to Mis. Morgan, age of the new and sim p lified pro­
there w ere any questions they cared Sunday.
Last cedure.
brand; agricultural m inerals, $10 per program records are being notified county seal sale chairm an.
To raise up to $100,000 re­
The M asonic B u ild in g association brand; bakery distributor, $5 plus $2 as to the tim e and place of their year's cam paign brought a total of
to ask th ese gen tlem en , and they
quires now only a letter to the near­
are
holding
their
first
dance
of
the
had num erous q u estion ss put before
$1432.32.
T h is year a m ark o f about est regional o ffice in w hich the firm
for each veh icle over one; bakery com m unity m eetin g
them both alon g the lin es th ey had season in the n ew M asonic Tem ple m anufacturer, $5 to $10, depending
The schedule of m eetin gs is a s fol- ' $2000 is set approxim ately 5c per g iv es notice o f its intent.
Enclosed
evening,
D ecem ber
14. upon how m any persons em ployed; lows:
sp oken on and others p ertinent to Saturday
capita. The su ccess o f the cam paign w ith their letter should be cop ies of
D
ancin
g
from
9
p.
m.
to
1
a.
m.
w
ith
sch ool activities.
Sherw ood C ity H all—T uesday, De- '< so far has been contributed to the an y sellin g literature.
carbonated beverages, m inim um fee
Larger con­
A fter lunch reports of the local as­ good m usic, door prize and refresh ­ of $15 and m axim um of $50 depend­ cem ber 17, at 9:30 a. m.
new , m ail-type sale.
cern s also will, undoubtedly, be aid ­
m ents.
so ciation p residents w ere received.
W
hen
the
lust
of
the
sea
ls
has
been
K
inton
G
range
H
all
Tuesday,
D
e-|
ing upon the num ber of cases; com ­
ed in the near future through being
T he p resident o f the R ebekah A s­ m ercial feedin g stu ffs and m inerals, cem ber 17, a t 1:30 p. m.
Howard H olm an from th e State
sold there are m any uses for the required to subm it less com plicated
Mrs. V erm ishia each $10 per brand; com m ercial fer­
T uberculosis office traced a typical sem bly of Oregon.
Aloha
G range
H all—W ednesday, m oney. A chart th a t sh ow s how the data.
T B case from the tim e o f d iscovery N ew by, paid her o fficia l visit to tilizers, $10 per brand; dairy grad in g D ecem ber 18, at 9:30 a. m.
| m oney that this cou n ty retains is glv-
IndiistrieN Hipped on Blgnea«
u ntil rehabilitation.
H e also gave B eaverton R ebekah Lodge Tuesday $1; econom ic poisons, $15 per brand
W est
U nion
School W ednesday, | en here:
T
he
trouble w ith business today is
evening.
There
were
v
isito
rs
from
|
an explanation of the b en efits each
14% d en tal health program .
or four or more, $50 m axim um ; egg Dec. 18, 7:30 p. m.
cou n ty received from the Seal Sale Scholls, F orest Grove, and H illsboro dealers, $1 up to 200 ca ses and $5 for
H illsboro Cham ber of C om m ere— I 14% ch est X -rays for Tuberculosis th a t it is like a church w ithou t a
Sunday School.
W ithout Sunday
A program of readings 300 to 1000 cases, w ith $5 for each ad­ Friday, D ecem ber 20, at 1:30 p. m. j su spects.
as w ell as the state and n ation al a s ­ present.
Schools,
as
feeders
for church m em ­
and
m
usic
w
as
put
on
follow
ed
by
sociation.
•Vo n eed* of P a tie n ts in hospitals.
ditional 1000 cases; g a s tags, 50 cen ts
Moore s H all at R o y -W e d n e s d a y , I 5%
berships, the doors of our religious
7%
It w as m oved that the February refresh m en ts of ice ceram , co ffee and each.
sa
les
and
expenses,
D ecem ber 18, at 1:30 p. m.
h ouses would have to close.O ur b usi­
m eeting be a night m eetin g and w ill cake.
4 % health education.
M anning Store H ail at M anning —
n ess stru ctures, likew ise, needs more
F riday
afternoon,
D ecem ber 13,
be held in the A loha G range hall.
3 %
ad m in istration expenses,
W ednesday, Dec. 18, a t 9:30 a. m.
the W om ans C hristian S ociety of W ashington County Tax
3% cod liver oil for under-privi sm all con cern s w hich in tim e can
grow into big ones. One norm al rea-
F orest Grove Cham ber o f Com­ leged children.
C hurches are having a pot luck din­ Levy Lower 1.4 Mills
Schedule 1940-41
m erce—Thursday, D ec. 19, at 1:30 p
is
sent
to
the
'
8on
fo1' unem P>oymen t is th e lack of
ner togeth er with an exch an ge o f
Of the other 50%, 5%
Continued on P a g e 2
O w ners of property in W ash ington m.
C hristm as g ifts and decorated C hrist­
TY V Basketball
N ational
T uberculosis association,
mas tree T hursday aftern oon o f this county w ill pay a tax levy o f 18.0
j
and
the
rem
aining
45%
to
the
Ore-
K
nights
o
f
P
yth
ia's
H
all
at
G
aston
January 7—W est Linn at B eaver­
w eek the M ethodist ladies and their I m ills for state, county and road pur- —Tuesday, Dec. 17, at 9:30 a. m.
I gon T u berculosis association.
It is Nut Growers Nam e
ton, Tigard at Sherwood.
friend s attended a silver tea at the | poses in 1941 com pared w ith 20.0
j possible, how ever, for the cou n ty to
B
loom
ing
Church
B
asem
en
t—Frl
Pearson New Head
January 10— B eaverton at Tigard, hom e o f Mrs. A. E. W ilson w ith Mrs. j m ills th is year, has been announced
| retain m ore than 50% of th e funds if
day, Dec. 20, at 1:30 p. m.
Sherw ood at N ew berg.
H. B ell a ssistin g the hostess.
There , by cou n ty a ssesso r J. E. Carpenter,
; wo m ore than exceed our quota.
By
W estern N u t G rowers association
Laurel C om m unity H a ll—Thursday
January 14—B eaverton at N ew berg, w as a d eligh tfu l program w hich w as on com pletion of the annual tax se g ­
j exam ple, if d onations reach a total elected L. R. P earson, B eaverton,
Dec.
19.
at
1:30
p.
m.
regation.
Sherw ood at W. L. , F. G. at Tigard. m uch enjoyed .
< w hich would bring 8c per capita, the president at the close o f the tw o-day
T he tax levy for H illsboro rem uins
Mrs. G eorge D avies w as involved in
I cou n ty would keep 7.V; of the total.
January 17—Tigard at W. Linn,
annual con ven tion at H illsboro T h urs­
an au to accid en t on Barber B oule­ the sam e as for 1940, w hile the levy Beaver Social Club hold
; At the present tim e 20 p atients day.
H illsboro at Sherwood.
Other officers chosen are A
vard one d ay last w eek and has been at C ornelius rose from 50.5 for 1940
! from W ash ington C ounty are being J. Allen, W oodburn; vice p resident
January 21—B eaverton at H ills­
Election
of
Officers
confined to the hospital w ith three to 51.0 for 1941.
cared for by tub ercu losis hospitals for Oregon; D ell F itzgerald, W ash-
boro, Sherw ood at F orest Grove.
C ities in
E astern
W ashington
fractu res in her left arm and m any
B eaver chapter No. 106 O. E. S. ,o ca t‘‘d at Salem , Portland, and The ougal, and C. E. S ch uster, C orvallis
January 24—F. G. at
B eaverton cu ts and bruises.
A driver, nam e ; county gained in valuation and were
D alles.
secretary-treasurer.
boro, Sherw ood at F orest Grove, unknow n, who w as d rivin g at a high ' favored w ith low er m illage levies as m et for its regular m eetin g w ith a
large
atten
d
an
ce
of
m
em
bers
and
|
S p eak in g on th e afternoon program
N ew b erg at Tigard.
rate of speed in passing hit the car, follow s:
v isito is.
Election of o fficers for the 1 G r a n d J u r y Deliberates
w
ere
Johnson A. N eff, w ild life re­
B
eaverton
—1940—56.5,
1941,
53.6,
January 28—B eaverton at Sher­ turning it over, and d raggin g her
com in g year w as held as follow s;
! —
search, U nited S ta tes departm ent of
som e d istance. Mrs. D avies died W ed­ assessed Val. 1940—$532,168.70, 1941—
wood.
W orthy Matron M innie Schoene.
» W O D a y s O n r O U f Kills
interior, Sacram ento, Cal.: R obert A.
$533,674 70.
January 31—B eaverton at W. L., n esday m orning.
W orthy Patron, Em il P. Hedberg.
Sherw
ood
1940
61.9,
1941
M.4
The B eaver Social club held a m ost
! One true bill, one not true and , . R owe,
. , U „ nited S ta tes departm ent of
Sherw ood at Tigard.
A ssociate M atron, S tella Ellis.
¡tw o secret in dictm ents w ere r e tu r n e d 1 n
• ortland, and B. G. Thom p-
en joyable card party in the M asonic Ass. val., $158,128.97, 1941—$162,001.05.
A ssociate Patron, Virgil L. Myers.
Feb. 4—Tigard at B eaverton, N ew ­
by the W ashington county grand i ™ n; a8»°cia te en tom ologist at Oregon
T u alatin - 1940 (— 71.7,
1941 — 57.5,
T em ple Saturday evening.
There
Secretary, Myrtle P. N elson.
berg at Sherwood.
were tables spread for bridge, 500 and A s V al. 1940—$69,169.02, 1941—$71,-
jury la te Tuesday, a f t e r a tw o-day I S ta te college.
Treasurer, E th el H anson.
Feb. 7—N ew berg at B eaverton , W. pinochle.
367.37.
deliberations.
C onductress, Mabel Goyt.
L. at Sherw ood, Tigard at F. G.
Mrs. A ltesh in and M elvin B eeler I A sizable slash th is year in the
Freed by th e not true bill w as W ashington County Load
A
sso.
C
onductress,
A
lice
Scott.
Feb. 11—W. L. at Tigard, Sherw ood held high score in five hundred. Mrs. county budget w as the largest factor
N ichola M oeller, 39, accused o f con ­ Lim it Reduced this M onth
A
beautiful
farew
ell
degree
wa?
i
at Hillsboro.
A rchie W illiam s and Bill S h elles held in d ecreasin g m illage, it w as pointed
conferred on Mrs. Madge E lia n d e r ,) tributing to the delinquency o f a mi- !
Feb. 14— B eaverton at F. G., T ig a r i high in pinochle.
out.
Em ployed at a w alnut orchard j U ntil further notice the m axim um
w orthy m atron, by the o fficers and a i nor.
at Hillsboro.
Guy A lexander drew the door prize.
j b eau tifu l gift presented to her. The near S cholls, M oeller w as arrested ! load lim it on W ashington county
Feb. 18—Sherw ood at B eaverton.
A lunch o f hom e m ade cak es, w a f­ Lee Richey Presented with
cou rtesy guides and courtesy g ir ls ; O ctober 14, a fter Mrs. A lice P resnall ! roads has been reduced 25 per cent,
Feb. 21—H illsboro at B eaverton, F. fles, and co ffee were served.
i
conferred
a golden chain degree on i of N ew berg had shot him in th e arm accord in g to an order issued by the
G. at Sherw ood, Tigard at N ew berg
B eaverton M asonic lodge No. 100 Lieutenant Governor Pin
The so fte n ­
Mrs. E liander and presented her with 1 w ith a rifle and forced him to ac- i cou n ty court last w eek.
A. F. He A. M. m et for their regular
com pany her to N ew berg w here she ing effec t of seasonal rains on road­
a lovely gift.
At
their
regular
m
eetin
g
the
B
eav­
m eetin g T hursday even in g of last
School Census Reveals
R efresh m en ts were served at a late ; turned him over to the police on a beds w as declared by Judge H. D.
w eek, w hich w as preceded by a big erton K iw anis w ere treated to the hour.
The d ining room tobies were i ch arge o f m olestin g her m inor daugh K erkm an as the reason for the load
More Boys in County
turkey dinner, cooked by th em selves cerem ony by p lacing the Lt. Gover- beautiful in their decorations of holly ter
reduction.
norr's
pin
on
Lee
R
ich
ey
by
Lt.
Gov­
A nnual school cen su s o f children in w hich is an annual affair.
sm all decorated C hristm as trees and
N ich o la s Skrep en sky of Portland,
ernor
Karl
W
est
of
C
am
as,
W
ashoug-
E lection of officers for 1941 w as
W ash ington county betw een a ges of
Lee w ill be 1941 a m iniature C hristm as tree for place w as Indicted on a ch arge o f burglary St. M ary’s B oys’ Home
follow s:
W orshipful m as­ al K iw an is club.
4 and 19 years show a drop o f 158 held as
not In a dw elling.
Lt.
G
overnor
for
D
istrict
No. 9 which cards.
Christmas Party Dec. 20
children over last years cen su s, ac­ ter, R aym ond L. Lacy; senior w ar­ co n sists of -15 clubs Jay Sly, a past
In stallation of o fficers will be held
den,
Edw
ard
T.
T
aggert;
junior
w
ar­
cording to figures released by O. B.
Lt. Governor, from V a n co u v er, W a sh , j St. Johns Day, D ecem ber 27, jointly Funeral Services for
den,
H
arry
F.
Eliander;
treasurer,
The annual C hristm as party for
Kraus, cou n ty school superintendent.
w ith the M asonic lodge, w hich will
K ennedy; secretary, Roy pinned a past Lt. G overnor pin on be preceded w ith a potluck dinner Crash Victim Saturday
St. M ary’s B oys’ Hom e, under spon­
T otal cen su s for the cou n ty is 10,266, Andrew
Karl
W
est,
w
hose
term
ends
Dec.
31,
In stallation w ill be held
sorship o f the K nights o f Colum bus
o f w hich boys num ber 5267 and girls B erst.
for M asons, E astern Star m em bers
Jointly w ith the E astern Star, D e­ 1940 .
l Mrs. G eorge D avies, 63, route 1. o f Portland and the C atholic D au gh ­
and
their
fam
ilies.
4999.
F ollow in g the cerem on ies the high
, B eaverton, Injured
recently
In an ters of A m erica w ill be held Friday,
A lthough boys outnum ber the giris cem ber 27, preceded by their annual school football team presented Coach
dinner
together.
The sm aller laddies
1 autom obile collision at S W Rat bur D ecem ber 20th.
in this year's county, v et a drop of
L.
M.
Cook
and
Ed.
Zum
w
alt
with
Hillsboro Principal
M iss E velyn Lierm an returned to
1 boulevard and 19th avenue died Wed- w ill w rite letters a sk in g for three
127 is credited to the boys and41 to
p ictures o f their team . R ollie Triutt
d ifferen t g ifts.
One o f the desired
| nesday.
the girls from last year. T otals for her hom e here the latter part o f last of K E X , talked to the K iw an is and Heads Teachers’ Group
w
eek
w
here
she
is
co
n
v
a
lescin
g
from
At the tim e of the collision It w as p resen ts is alw ays received.
last year were 10434, w ith girls num ­
to
the
football
team
.
a recent goitre operation at Good
W ashington county teachers' asso
The boys o f St. M arys w ere g u ests
bering 5040 and boys 5394.
Bill G rauer says that three of the ciation at the business m eetin g of , not expected her Injuries would prove
Sam
aritan
hospital.
, fatal. An autopsy to determ ine the o f Bobby R ow e of the P ortlan d
School d istricts in w hich su b stan ­
K
iw
an
is
flsh
erm
en-hu
nters
said
that
th eir annual in stitu te m eet held a* cau se o f death w ill be held, th e coro­ H ockey club a t the h ock ey gam e S un ­
E. E. Martin has gone to W illa-
tia l d ecreases w ere recorded were
in v iew of the fact that he has no
day at the Portland Ice Coliseum .
R eedville, Orenco, K inton, Laurel, m ina w here he has a position in the m eat to cook for the ladles dinner Garden Hom e, Saturday, elected John ner’s o ffice announced.
;
R.
Cox,
principal
of
H
illsboro
high
o
ffice
o
f
th
e
plywood
factory.
The C hristm as holiday vacation be­
M iddleton,
H iteon,
H ill,
Fernhill,
Mrs. D a v ies drove Into Barbur
next W ednesday, D ecem ber 18, that I school, as president, su cceed in g J. C.
W. H. E n gleke has been confined
C herry Grove, Banks, W atts, Scofield
boulevard from 19th avenue and her g in s S a tu id a y , D ecem ber 21, and
they would help him The good fish ­ H opkins of Sherwood.
to his hom e on Lombard street the
and M cKay.
autom obile w as struck by a car op­ stu d en ts report back t$> school Sun­
erm en
and
poor-hunters said that
Val H. Bullís, B eaverton grade !
day evening, January 5Hi.
past w eek with influenza.
possum arc to be found in large num teacher, w as chosen vice-president, | erated by B ruce N Van Coelen, 2 0 ,1
Mrs. L. D .Shellenberger has been
E S T H E R .1. L IV E R M O R E
t
•
~
bers a t one place.
Bill sa y s that H arriett Ford of the H eyw ood school route 6, box 728, Portland, according
Mrs. E sth er J. Liverm ore, w idow of con fined to her hom e for the past he d o esn ’t believe those fisherm en
to
a
report
of
D
eptuy
S
h
eriff
Eari
Drive
Carefully
During
the late Judge F W. Liverm ore, died tw o w eeks su fferin g a badly sprained can tell the d ifferen ce betw een pos­ w as re-elected secretary and L ester | Stanley.
held.. p o g g y Days
Van Coelen w as not held,
Mooberry,
Hillsboro,
w
as
selected
as
ankle.
at her hom e in H uber W ednesday.
sum and pigs.
R em ain s are at P egg's M ortuary a tj
treasurer.
R alph Peoples, secretary for the
T h is is the m onth o f sh orter dark
D ecem ber 11, a fter a long illness.
T he v isitors o f th e ev en in g were
N am ed as d elegates to the state B eaverton.
P
ortland
CIO
union,
returned
the
d ays and heavy fogs, great care
She has been a resident o f H uber for
R ussell H uff, D w ight E. Gard, Har j teachers convention D ecem ber 26-281 V enoni S ylvia D avies w as w ife of should be taken by drivers of cars,
m any years.
She w as the m other latter part o f last week from a CIO
He old H esler of V ancouver, I. C. Nelson j ¡n Portland w ere R ay J H aas, Aloha G eorge F D avies, m other o f Mrs boys on bicycles, also pedestrians, es-
o f Mrs. Iva Syverson and F rances con ven tion at A tlantic City.
of B eaverton, Elm er C alef o f Penin I | u LeR
r r oy Sm ith and Lowell Chase, For
V elm a F Van H ynlng, E stacada; Lrs p ecially from 4 to 8 p. m. D rivers of
Liverm ore of Huber. John Liverm ore also visited in N ew York and Mis­ sula, and Mr
est Grove and B e a t r i c e Peterson 1 ter M. D avies, Beaverton; 7 grand­ th e T ualatin V alley would greatly
souri
w
hile
m
the
East.
of S eattle, W ash.
T here are tW
children; sister o f Mrs
F lorence ap preciate fresh ly painted yellow lin es
R aleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gibson and Mrs. j of Gresham .
grandchildren.
A C hristm as relief program
Morton, P ort­ in the cen ter o f the h igh w ay—as it
as vice-president for the K lein sm ith , E dw ard
Endorsed
J.
G.
Gibson
w
ere
am
ong
the
group
I
F uneral services w ill be held at
ducted for the past several years, will sta te association vice presidency w as land;
Mrs. B erth a H offm an , The m ay be a life saver In the fog.
1 3 0 p. m. Saturday
from
P eggs of 14 attend in g the pot luck dinner be put in effec t again th is year.
D alles; H arry Morton, Z igzag; Em ­
Austin Iaindreth of P endleton.
at
the
hom
e
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rock
Chapel.
Interm ent C rescent Grove ;
m ett M orton, C utler City.
Hull in G aston Sunday.
The a ctiv ity is sponsored by the
C H R IST IA N JO H A N N E S E N
cem etery.
In
spection
of
W
ashington
county
K
iw
an
is
club
and
is
intended
to
co­
Funeral serv ices will be held Sun­
C hristian Johannesen died at his
Mrs. E lm er Stipe entertained m em ­
An assum ed b usin ess nam e to do bers o f the C heerio club at dessert ord in ate the effo rts o f the churches, Jail found the sam e suitable for the day at 1:30 at Bethel C ongregational la te resid en ce 11496 SW C apitol h igh ­
organize housing of federal prisoners, accord ­ church, B eaverton.
Interm ent C res­ w ay last w eek.
H e w as fath er of
b u sin ess as a realtor under the nam e luncheon and cards at her hom e F n ' schools, lodges and civ ic
O ther g u ests besides the mem- tions who, each year, en g a g e In this ing to Bernard Anderson, federal cent G rove cem etery.
A lf C. Johannesen, brother o f Mrs.
o f H iller B rothers, has been filed by day.
The Inspection,
M arie Thom pson, and Mrs. O live
bers were Mrs. J. C. H u ntley o f Ta- seasonal work, and all are invited prison inspector.
J. A. H iller of W est Slope.
w hich is m ade annually, found the
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam M iller and B loom quist and gran d father o f A lf­
com a. W ash., Mrs. D orothy Moore of to participate.
Funeral services
Food staples, clo th in g and m oney supervision good, the jail clean and children o f Porrtland, w ere dinner red Joh ann esen.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee R ich ey have Moro, Oregon, Mrs Guy Carr. Mrs
and Mrs. H
A m ay be left at the B eaverton H igh m attress covers in good shape, the g u ests o f Mr. and Mrs. Guy A lexan­ w ere held Tuesday, with private In­
moved into their lovely hom e near Guy W eedm an
term en t,
der Sunday.
School
N ielsen.
inspector stated.
R a leigh Station.