The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, April 24, 1942, Image 1

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    U b f O L IB R A R Y
EUGENE ORKGON
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D ED ICA TE D TO TH E BEST IN TE R E STS A N D
VOL. 15 , X O . 12
Retailers To
Register For
Sugar Ration
heaverton, Oreiron.
Local News Notes
D E V E L O P M E N T OF G R EATER BEAV E R TO N
Friday,' April
24 , 1942
Older Men To
Register Here
April 25-26-27
Mr and Mrs. G eorge R yan and
their son "S keets" arrived this week
with their la cin g dogs from Florida,
and will spend the season at the home
o f Mrs
Ryans m other, Mrs. C. J
Shively in the Sorrento district.
Mrs. A E. Hanson entertained the
Tuesday Bridge clu b at the home o f
All grocers,
retailers and whole-
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her sister, Mrs F. H Schoene, Tues-
salers, the t.a d e handling sugar fo r <lay a ft e l“ °on
Mrs D oy G ia y held
resale, must register at their nearest hi<ih honors
high sch ool April 28 and 29 undei su-
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Om stead Mr
gar rationing
plans announced this and Mrs V A. W ood o f Portland, all
w« k .
.
form er residents o f this place, atten-
Xhe trade will be asked to fill out ded the Sm orgasbord at the M asonic
tot ms as to gl oss business and su- Tem ple Sunday and were greeting
gai
sales upon which thei. sugar form er friends and neighbors
E S T A B L IS H E D
Grave Problem, Emergency
Measures Seem Necessary
1927
Judge Kerkman
Endorses Boys’,
Girls' Aid Drive
^
O regon ’s acute grain storage situa
tion, as revealed at the special m eet­
ing o f northwest g ainm en in Port-
i land last week, was called to the a t­
tention of W ashington county wheat
grow ers in a statem ent released yes-
,,
,
,
, .
terday by the county A A A office
Judge H. 1*. Kerkm an o f W ashing
R egistration places and hours are
Unless em ergen cy m easures are
announced for those in the fou rth ken within the next 60 days, at least \ ° ' l
registration, o f
men
between the half o f O regon 's estim ated IT million \, TV*
<\ l
** M,ys an
” 1"1 '
ares o f 45-65 has been announced bv hushpls
" o p and it may * U
°.f ° reKon and its county
E le c tiv e l^ r v “
B o a ^ r T o f. o f bp *"en >aiger will have no place to
fu n d-raising appeal to open on
go at harvest time.
* .
,
W ashington county
W hether or not a good portion o f
' lil,,K the support o f the society a
W a s h in g to n ( ’oiintv
Iu.i'nl
Kom il
program as ’’the responsibility and
county
the
determ ined ^
T hen
wU1 be
Mr and Mrs. H. R. N elson accom -
e«tnhb.h«H IK " h n k th ‘S q u o,a ,s Panied Mr and Mrs. Jack Larsen of
U ficate h for hei h "
b e . ,ssued a c e r ~ Huber to V ancouver, W a sh . Monday
base suaaf. sto re s purChase o f then ' afternoon to attend the funeral ser- '
• ii
. '
vices o f Mr Larsons m other and Mr. 1
9 a m to 5 p m w i,h last y ear 8 c *op.
Most o f the been g iv in g service to the people o f
All sugar sales will be frozen for Nelson’s aunt, M is. M ary Jansen
Sut. April 25
i* a m to \ n
ls million
bushel carryover,
plus our state fo r m ore than h alf a cen-
Sun A pril 26
rnto^rPtitling A PH* 28 while this aged 80 yeais. who died at her home
le g is la t io n and stock ing up is being in Battle Ground, W ash
early Sat
°°5Tp> e
i tirday m orning
follow ing
several
in g
H A R O L D B E N JA M IN , I’ll. D „ the
P n n cip a ls o f high schools are held l weeks illness
principal speaker fo r the Educational
responsible fo r the trade registration
Mrs Albert H ighbe and her moth
April 2S , „ d »
a cco rd in e 1 . a joint „ M r. C O H a n ., .p e n , .h r w eek C onference to be held on the O
' ä regon
S s
to register because o f illness or in
l » ’‘ »K>anw to release wheat ,,f the citizens in our county to sup-
statem ent issued this week by E lm er end at Nelscott.
day, A pril 25, is an OCK graduate in fiim ity is required to turn in his foi con version Into alcoh ol, feeding p „rt its program o f hom e finding and
L Johnson, rationing board chair- 1
Miss Merle Davies, Mis. Noreen the 0(ass Qf 1916. He has had a varied
man, and
B
W.
Barnes, county ^
name and address on paper, at local
livestock and grin d in g Into flour child p lacing.
Allyn, Mrs Albert H ighbee and Mrs experien ce in teaching, lecturing, and
school superintendent, in charge of
board No. 9 in the Mead building not t o i , , and ea8<> shipment.
“ A s ju d ge of the W ashington county
C.
O
Hanes,
were
am
ong
those
at­
w riting and is an able speaker.
sugar rationing supplies.
later than F, idav
,r h‘‘ «¡'PPly of new sacks will be courti j am
,ad t(, endorse the soci
tending the Business and P rofessional
extrem ely limited
B urlap imports
,.t y ’s fu n d -raisin g cam p aign .”
The trade registration,
the an­
W om ans club dinner in the cham ber
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all from India have been stopped by
.
.
*
. . .
nouncem ent stated, includes retailers,
. have 1Wii I . Hiring
thr » year 1941 a total ot
o f com m erce room s in H illsboro Fri­
/-v | I \7 »
.
I ..
no v
l ’ u »»
I't’iiciunl
the
war
Present uimnlin«
supplies will
will luiv»
,
J
J , .
.
wholesalers, i nstitutions.
industrial i
day evening.
A p iog ra m o f songs
dm ra at tion
ion, , and
and the
dependent
tor the
tn« cu
ine Ihl
. -, 'lays
. * r care was r provided
. ,
1 —.
to last foi
arden
C
u
b
Votes
to
users, hotels, restaurants, m a n u fa c -!
and speeches was follow ed by the
Army has fu st call on burlap for children from W ash in gton county by
turers, canning factories, boarding
Join and State
Federation
Em blem cerem on y,
inducting new
sandbags
cam ou flage.
ie 1 oys and G irls A id.
houses,
bakeries,
candy
makers,
:>ags and cam ouflage
,
....
.,
m em bers into the club.
large
ranches
where a boarding
At the April m eeting o f the Happy
Shortage o f
metals m akes con-
'
w ■''« efulu w eltare agen cy.
M t, A L aF ona .n t e , i.J a ,d m .m -j
A||
,
d hj h
h , „ , ch e„
house situation prevails, school ca fe- !
Gardeners club the m em bers unani struction o f new w arehouse and ele- J 1 •
s" t' |ety cares tor m ore than 350
teries, hospitals and all clubs and o r ­
mously voted to join the State l ’ede
vator apace extrem ely difficu lt. H ow -
children, t ift y -fiv e percent
I I * - l « - k . « ¡A » » -
her home Tuesday afternoon.
Des­
ganizations.
vited to attend the Annual E ducation­ ration o f Garden clubs in the near ever, W ar P roduction Board represen-
w «trds, nearly 200 children, arc
sert
luncheon
was
served
and
the
a
f­
All supplies were sent out from
tatives
have given assurance that sent to the B G A S fro m counties other
al C onference to be held at the O re­ future.
Superintendent Bannes’ o ffic e to all ternoon spent in m aking prepara gon C ollege o f E ducation, M onmouth,
Mrs. Stewart, vice-p.esiden t o f the nails, lum ber and limited am ounts than M ultnoniah. T he organ ization
tions
for
their
bazaar.
high schools by W ednesday. R ation ­
State
Federation o f
Garden clubs o f oth er m aterials needed fo r con lunctions us a ch ild-p lacin g and home-
\ir ‘and M ri. “ 7 M
B lacknell o f ,,n Saturday, A pril 25. The con fer
ing officia ls Johnson and Barnes |
foi the C olum bia district, explained stiu ction o f small, non firep roof farm finding a g e n cy ,’ su pp lyin g fo ste r or
W alla W alla.
W ash.,
have
pur- «nee at M onmouth is an outstanding
point out that all people interested
the num erous advantages o f join in g storage facilities will be available
private fam ily hom e care fo r each o f
in the trade registration should get 1 chased property on Lom bard Street, , educational meet fo r O regon teachers this organization o f 'sm all clubs into
The county A AA o ffice asks each the 350 boys and girls under its super-
between
the
tw
o
highw
ays
from
Mr
every
sp
rin
g
and
draws
from
fou
r
to
their blanks at the high schools, so \
one lurge unit.
A fter this enlighten
g .ow er to find out at once w hether vision. Board is paid ths fo ste r p a r­
that they may study them, fill them i and Mrs. Joe Keller, know n us the f>ve hundred teachers to the cam pus
ing talk, the motion was made by or not their local w arehouse will be ents, clothin g is furnished, and nied-
Nelson
house.
leach
year.
Guest
speaker
fo
r
the
1942
out and have them returned April 28 1
0 r e _ | con feren ce is H arold Benjam in, well- Mi s H ayes and seconded by^ Mrs able to handle his crop . If the ware , ieal and dental service provided by the
or 29.
;
V irgil L. P ow ell o f V ein onia
B orberg, then appioved by the mem- house will not have facilities avail-1 society.
W ashington cou n ty people will reg- Ron, was an over night guest o f his known author and Iw tu r e r His wide
hers present.
able, grow ers should plan now to pro-
Purpose o f the fund raising uppeal
ister for the nation-w ide
9 ugar ra- j brother in
law and sister Mr. and 'V publicized book, “ Saber 1 noth ( ur-
A com m ittee was appointed to sc
vide storage fo r their ow n grains
¡s t() nieel the ¡ncr,.ust!d ,letUg o1 the
tionin g program at
elem entary
Mrs. H. R. Nelson.
riculum , a hum orous satire on edu-
lect the scholarship x-inner w ho will
John W Kom na, chairm an o f the tu.a r|y ¿(g, children from counties
schools in the county May
4 to 7.
“ Mrs. R M
M iller and son Jack ca tion ’ d re^ ™uch. com m ent ¡» few
b, -.--■ presented
the 1 1 1 ! m oney 1 for
a 1 county
AAA nm com
m ittee,
()lher than OH Multnomah
The IlSSIS
drive
is
H.II . 1 1 su ivn with
u ia ,ii
11 « ■
I s lo A.1'1
oiuiim
iiuii asks g 'o w - OrgUtllZlMl
¡1 State-Wide
W illi
U nder the new regulations one l drove to Seattle, W ash., F riday after- y « ars aK°- 1)r- Benjam in is now Dean session
at C club.
orvallis Inasm
at the uch
May as meet-
to give
consideration
to the
acute
ide
basis
the
not ers
storage
situation
when they
vote
at orKanize<i
,
. on a ‘ stute-w
■
.. •
’
, with ,
m em ber o f a fam ily can register fo r . noon to visit .elatives returning to
. *
, j E ducation, L mver- ing g o o f f the
club.
Inasm uch as not storage situation when they vote at
lough m oney \vl* raised at the re
the May 2 referendum on w heat ie’ ,
‘
M oli.^i
h . ° f UCbL7
: sity o f M aryland.
an entire fam ily.
This registration their hom e here Sunday evening
enough
nt
card
party
to
cover
this p .o je ct, quotas.
O regon 's condition is not 1 ■'
" '
. 1
CuU.nw^ u ^ '!"
covers only blood relatives.
Board-
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hetu were fish ­
cent
was voted to draw the balance unique, he points out present U. S.
. ..
* I '* ted through the i ort-
el's. maids, guests and others must > ing near T illam ook Saturday and
it ■eded ou t o f the club's treasury.
wheat supplies are su fficien t to m ake
u
o munity t hest.
eech register fo r their ow n books
Sunday, bringing
hom e
the limit Boys Express
needed ou t o f the club's treasury.
wheat suppli
T hose registerin g fo r war rationing ca tch o f trout.
P lans for the June flow er show r>88 loaves o f bread fo r every man,
Deep Appreciation
stam ps will be asked to declare the i
C o u n t v D e m r u -m l!/.
A m ission aiy m eeting and silver
C aid s from m any o f the boys who were discussed and the wom en were woman and child in the nation.
am ount o f sugar in the fa m ily ’s pos­ tea was held at the hom e o f Mrs
—
^ d e m o c r a tic
left B eaverton April 14, 1942, ex- appointed as a eomaUttaa to tal a
Ticket
I ncomplete,
session.
I f this supply is in excess Graden L. P ace Tuesday afternoon..
! charge o f all the arrangem ents.
piessed
appreciation
fo
r
the
grand
o f the fam ily’s rationed allow ance Miss Ida B row n and Mrs. Hazel Hart-
Will
Name
Candidates
Mrs.
P
fenning
gave
a
talk
on
send-off.
they will not he issued stam ps but I ramph had charge o f the m issionary
Dahlias, Chrysanthem um s and oth ­
The
follow
in
g
inspiring
m
essage
'
W ashington
C ounty
dem ocrats
will be registered
i egisiereu fo
i« r war
» . . rationing
. » n o ..... .. ; study and Mrs E w Shppts led the cam e from Ed Setnicker, the leader er general garden subjects.
At the
despite having the Murch 30 filin g
The books will be known as w ar devotion a,
Xhere was a ROod at. o f the g io u p
conclusion o f the m eeting she w as p
• • i
vt
p-
. m
•
ration books and not sugar rationing tendance
deadline pass w ithout placing a com
W CII lOT I ITS!
I a lll
"I am tem porarily posted here at presented with a beautiful white
books.
E ach m em ber o f a fam ily,
plete ticket in the field are planning
1
stone
bird
bath
as
a
token
o
f
appre­
Miss Louise Phunder o f Portland.
H ave
com pleted
even a six w eeks old child, is entitled
„
-
-
to
lls’ R oy
tin Stuart
write-in
route at section
the May
ciation
from
the
m
em
bers
for
her
popular
fore
I hope to serve excellent w ork In leading the rlnb man on the O regon E lectric R y. fo r 15 election
to name candidates for
to a book
The books will contain spent the d ay W ednesday visiting m ost o f my exam s.
in
the
air
corps
as
a
flying
cadet
Mrs.
W
alter
Cavlness
at
her
home
on
through its in fan cy
many years, had the hono. last Frl- county positions, it was learned Mon-
28 stam ps
A h alf pound o f sugar
but thus far I haven’t been notified
51
P fen nin g gave a very interest
day noon o f opening the sw itch at , day.
has been established as one week s Farm ington R oad.
as to my classification
I am gett­ ing lalk on the Am erican Eagle and Beburg (Old S. P. Car S h ops») for
The
w
om
ans
society
o
f
Christian
A cou nty wide party p re-election
supply per individual
Have met a num ber showed several sam ples o f bird hous
the fil8t 0 -E freight train to pass rally was been called fo r M onday
T he stam ps will not be designated service will hold an all day m eeting ing alon g fine.
I wish to ex­ es which should he put up at this over the K P cut o ff track betw een night, May 11, at H illsboro, w hen a
as sugar rationing stamps, but war a t the M ethodist church recreation o f very fine fellow s.
_
B eaverton and Tigard.
slate will be drawn fo r an organized
ration stam ps and may cov er other room s Thursday. A pot luck dinner press my deepest appreciation to my Ltne
The M >y m eeting will feature the
N egotiations and w ork for the past w iite-in cam paign accord in g to A H
com m odities.
Stamps
not
used will be follow ed with a business d ia ft board officia ls fo r the c o n fi­
dence
you
placed
In
me
when
I
left.
meeting.
Quilts
will
be
worked
on
Coca Cola Bottling C om pany s very yefu betw een the Hill lines and the Abts o f
H illsboro
cou nty
dem o-
during the designated tw o m onths
H oping to g o on to far greater a c­ interesting film on flow er arrange
s . P. Co. have finally given the O-E cratlc chairm an.
period will be voided and will not be du rin g the afternoon,
com
plishm
ents
fo
r
V
ictory.”
who
has
spent
ment w hich everyone in the com m on
tiains a good grade and shortened
D em ocratic
candidates
fo r state
usable after the final date.
Mrs J -
G ibson
ity w ho raises flow ers should he ve y ,h r haul over three miles betw een anil district o ffice s are expected to
C onsum ers w ish in g to buy sugar, the winte: months» at the home o f
happy to see The adm ission is fret B eaverton-Tigard Tualatin, the three attend a rally and invitations are be-
are warned not to tear the stam ps her son and daughter in law, Mr. and Snell for Governor
leave
and all are invited to attend
See Krpat
railroad
centers o f Eastern Ing sent to a large num ber o f regis-
from their books.
The books must Mrs. Jay Gibson, plans to
Club Organized
you at the Grange H all on May 12 W ashington county.
tered bourbons, Including ex-precinct
be presented to retailers, w ho will Sunday fo r M oscow , Idaho, fo r an
The second m eeting o f the Snell- and bring a neigh bor!
indefinite stay with relatives.
R ecen tly a new water tank with a com m ittee m em bers, the party head
tear out the stam ps coverin g the
for-G overn or club o f Eastern W ash-
Mrs. Jay G ibson entertained mem
capacity o f .50,000 gallons has been declared, only tw o filin gs for posi-
purchase.
B ridge club at , ington county, was held in B eaverton
.
j . . . | r-i*
erected ju st east o f the O E depot at tions in this county were made by
H om e can n eis w ill be asked to in- bets o f the C heerio
n o m e canne
,
o f dessert luncheon and cards at the Tuesday evening, at w hich the fol- Collection or Wool
Clips
Beaverton and water is being fu n dem ocrats, Ralph W.
P eoples o f
form their local rationing boa id s or apartm ent
M,.,
Hp,pn
„ w ing
in„ o n ffic
ff irpta
o . f
Mis.
Helen Fishel.
Fisher i low
e r s were elected:
ished from the mains o f B eaverton ’s Beaverton, secretary o f the C. I. O..
the amount o f sugar needed fo r home
Friday.
President, L e o n a .d
A dam s; vice- From Clothing Underway
m unicipal watei system
Ortgoa Industrial union, is seeking
canning.
Miss E lna N yland left fo r N ew president, H enry Joh nson; secretary,
The C lothing Section of the Wat
,|' 1" O regon E lectric In the nsni nomination fm
county represents
U nder the proposed regulations ap­
Y ork F riday fo r a short visit
R C. D oty; treasurer, G eorge T h yn g; P roduction
Board
announces
at - future will lay 90 lb steel : ails be- tive, und Graham Y oung, T igard, is
plication fo r w ar rrtion book 1. will
Mrs. R R. M iller o f the F lorence ch airm en : Publicity, Dr. R S. W elsh; rangem ents have been made fo r the tween B eaverton and O ren co to re- a candidate for cou n ty coron er.
tech n ically be on a voluntary rather
Beauty Shop, is spending a short finances, V ance Steenrod;
speakers Am erican Red Cross to act as a cen- place the old «0 lb rails in use fot a
Another representative
scat and
than com pulsory oasis.
N o person
vacation in San F rancisco, C alif , bureau, Hal Inman.
tra lagen cy in collectin g from cloth- lonK time.
Also will raise the track the o ffice s o f cou nty com m issioner,
is required to register or to obtain and visiting her husband w ho is sta­
Those people w h o a ie interested in ing stores
throughout the cou ntry, ’»bout fou r inches using 700 yards o f treasurer and su rveyor to date have
a war ration book, but failure to do
tioned near San F ra n cisco
M s . the su ccesfu l prosecution o f ou r wat. wool clips that will becom e available ballast per mile
R oy Stuart fore
no d em ocratic aspirants.
so will m ake im possible the purchase
B arbara Payne has ch arge o f the in an intelligent handling o f our tax by teason o f the prohibition against m » " a* present has a crew o f eight
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o f any sugar.
shop during Mrs M iller’s absence.
problem s and an efficien t business cu ffs on m en’s anil boy s trousers
">•’» including Martin I ..... schsr for
All p e.son s should be encouraged
Nine m em bers o f B eaverton grange adm inistration o f state a ffa irs are
Mrs
f
h
schoene. Beaverton. me! Chief of P o le .
m-ims in Entertains Woman
to register during the registration attended the 68th anniversary o f T i­
invited to register with any o f the Oregon, has been appointed as repre- ,,,r residing at Heavei ton in sectipn
, p .
. i
period and the serious inconvenience
gard grange Thursday o f last week. above individuals.
the Washington County ” N"
undei Jim Hannehan where 01 Kotary at Luncheon
and hazard involved in late registra­
There was a good program follow
Chapter, Am erican
R ed C ross in D oescher a nd Hannehan were prom -
„ „
p „
Schoene had far h, r
tion should be stressed.
ing the dinner at noon.
Beaverton, to collect these clips.
ment politicians.
quests
th»*
WnnmnK o f Rnturv
Jurors
Drawn
in
Death
Case
Mrs J. C. O 'C onnor had fo r her
These will he used in m aking a f
R «y Stuart is a good railroad man f
'
,hp
W om ans o f R ° tary
An additional ju ry panel o f 12 men
luncheon
guests Saturday her son
"
so
(he
company
gave
Mm
34
miles
of
1
" ’ V. M onday a f ­
ghans,
quilts,
com
forts,
etc
and
wom
en
was
drawn
Tuesday
in
Beaverton Pharmacy to
ternoon at the N eighbors o f W ood -
and daughter in law. Mr and M is
i
W
e
‘ask
the
cooperation
o
f
dealers.
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r
e
^
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r
j
e
s
s
.
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f
t
e
r
—
Frank O 'C onnor and son Elton, o f W ashington cou nty with the sh eiifi
Celebrate Nat. Babv Week
instructed to sum m on eight o f the
Vernonia.
m d e r V '^ h . 'w a r V r ô d u actrion °B oarde H om e and way points, which is sure £ } « £ ■ £ * V s S S m î ^ E
B row n 's P harm acy on B roadw ay in
Mr. and Mrs
W ood row W eaver grou p to report April 29. which is Clothing Section
Plenty for any hand car crew - Sec- Gibbon R ^ R Summers.
the
date
set
fo
r
the
opening
o
f
the
Beaverton, was sold last week by drove down from Brem erton, W ash­
tion men now adays receive over fou r , - ,
Jannsen. A
K. H anson anu
trial
o
f
R
aym
ond
Charles
Carlson.
Mrs
B ertha L. Brown to Mr and ington. Sunday to gather up their
bucks per day and the boss $150 per Helen Fisher attended.
29.
o
f
DeLake,
on
a
cha
ge
o
f
negli­
Mrs
Gilbert L. Conner, who have household goods returning M onday
B e a v e r Social Club D i n n e r
month and one
week
holiday per
The Smorgasbord sponsored by the ypar wj, h pfty not
Mrs M C. M rK e .ch e r had fo r her gent hom icide.
now taken over the business
They
Bridal Shower Given
Carlson on being arraigned in c ir ­ Heaver Social club at the Masonic
N.
are well know n to the many custom - d|nner guests Sunday. Mrs
J
Thp o)d ruad hpd between Beaver-
cuit
court,
pleaded
not
guilty
to
an
Miss Beulah H inckley,
ers as they have been in the store Fairchild.
Temple Sunday , was a decided sue- ton vVhltford. Garden Home, Mult-
Mrs. John Gassick (Martha Huegh
for som e tim e
gettin g
acquainted Mrs Elsie Edw ards. R oy R om aine am end; d indictm ent grow in g out of cess
Ovci 200 persons came in for noTnah, and Garden Home, Metzger, en> was honored with a lovely brld 1
the
tr
a
ffic
deaths
o
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
all o f Portland
with the people and stock prepara­ and Harold Maier
their dinnei and enjoyed the many and r»rPpnbing will be abandoned
shower at the home o f her parents
Beaverton,
T he birthdays o f Mr. M aier and Mr I^aurence H am ilton o f
li vely things to eat that we e on the g Pnatnr Fisher of W ashington coun
Mr and Mrs. H. G Hueghen Satur
tory to buying
route
1,
last
Septem
ber
at
Tigard.
Mr. Connei has had m any years of R om ain * was celeb ated
table
The dining room was very ^ y afj Vocates
that
the counties of day evening.
About 25 ladies atten-
A group o f m em bers from B eaver­ The 12 drawn fo r ju ry service were pretty with its many tables, in white Multnomah and Washington obtain ded and many lovely gifts were re-
experience and is a registered druggist
Fern S. R eehr, F lorence Chalmers.
ton grange attended the W ashington
cloths, decorated
with
bouquets of possession of the right of way for a ceived which
w e.e unwrapped and
and can fill any prescription
Beave’ ton, admired by those present.
Refresh
Be sure to read B row n ’s Pharm acy county Pom ona grange at H illsboro G eorge G. P eterson and Jean K spring flowers, a large number of nf>w highway between
W
arrens,
Forest
G
rove.
D
oy
E
G
iay
ad celebrating National Baby W eek W ednesday, The W ashington grange
Swedish heirlooms composed pa t of VVhltford, Gaiden Home, Ryan Place, ments were served . The wedding of
and
W
E
M
cCloskey,
Beaverton.
the decoration*
Musical
num beis Multnomah and Garden Home, Metz- Miss
Martha
Hueghen and John
in this issue.
It is a fitting tribute o f H illsboro wa« host for an all day
Miss Bertha W illiam E M alloy. Sherw ood Mary on accordions was playpd by * arroll ^er Greenburg, Tigard
Fisher Is Garsich was solemnized last week.
to these lovely cuddlesom e fairies, and evening m eeting
Fred H Park
Nisson daughter of Mr
and Mrs.
strong organized support from
was T Ruth, C ornelius.
M others need not g o to far cities, Beck, state grange s e c r e t»
H illsboro;
Gustave
J
Ar.deison, Myron Nissen of Metzger and a girl
above
named
communities for
w asting tires to buy, when they ran the speaker fo r the evening meeting
A
loha:
E
m
ily
Furguson.
Portland,
Mr and Mrs Hans Glad w ho have
friend of hers, which was much ap
proposed new highway Now is
E N L IS T M E N T S
secure anything they need fo r »heir
route
5
and
F
lora
B
aker,
Laurel.
p eclated
There were several gal
tjmp fop uni, P,j actton.
Robert W Gaither, Beaverton, has
babies at this store
A 29c ju icer spent the past week visiting at the
Iona of
baked beans,
potato and
Eastern
W ashington
county and enlisted in the army
is offered absolutely fre e —clip the home o f Mr ad Mrs Darrell Kills
macaroni salad left over whirh was a„ t 0 traffic demands this new high-
Raymond E. Stern, Beaverton in
coupon in their ad and bring to this left fo r their home in Milwaukee.
Registration Increases
W isconsin. M onday They will spend
the navy construction regiment.
store
R egistration o f voters in W ash in g­ taken early Monday morning to the way
7
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a few days with relatives in Seattle. ton cou nty for May prim aries shows Service club In Portland for the aol-
W ashington.
an inc ease o f 3 486 in com parison
F U E L SH A V IN G S
Beaverton fisherm en who spent the with 1940.
War Activity
week end at the Talbert cottage at
1940
1942
-Deed. W inner, Rewarded Annual lc Rex.M Sale ,1
Display Postponed
Bay Ocean fo r
the opening trout R epu blican s
10JM5 11,513
T he display and program announ
D ea n s ^tartinc April 29
uixtooi t<> give away.
D em ocrats
8.331
9.200 »he «•
• school debating tour
The sh a -m g s are
not atiingv.
ced for W ednesday. April 29. 1942. season were I R M «1*1" . J H Tal
b^rt. R R
Summers. Chan
urn**,
There are 160 independents, 22 so ­ nairif»nt wh» w*re »warn»»»! tropr
p^an ’a Drug Store, th* Rexall «tore more abiiorbent than *traw and ex-
at the Beaverton High School, has
and Dew ey Drorbaugh and
Melvin cialists, 18 prohibitionists and 65 m is­ In Eugene recently weie H ob«i' -,.i> on j.'Vont street, Beaverton, are re- cellrnf for fertilizer when mixed with
been postponed until Tuesday May
Johnson o f E stacada
Each were cellaneous
re, Beaverton
Public
discussion, jninriin^ you this week of their an- manure.
5. 1941 In order to include a very
R epublicans and dem ocrats have Kenneth Brown, Salem. After dinr • nual lc sale
successful in landing a few tro^
It Is Just (he sale you
Many
farmers
are
using the s
special First-Aid fea tu .e
M 'S J T Osfield. who has been an even toss up in the South Tigard spew in g, and Nerl l^eiberman. Me
have been looking for
It will he for shavings with great satisfaction,
W a tch for detailed announcem ent
confined to G ood Samaritan hospi­ precin ct with 283 registered voter* fora, extempore speaking
four davs starting Wednesday, Ap-
They have a large supply on h a r J
next week
tal for the past three '«eek s was each
P recin cts in the cou nty now-
Grade-High Teachers
To Attend Conference
G
Roy Stuart Opens
5 11
Be sure to send you r legals to ycur
local paper.
able to be brought to her^ home h^r
and is recovering nicely fro m a m »-
Jor operation.
num ber 58. having
been
inc.eased
a this year by the division o f eeve al
large onee.
ril 29, 1942
1
Drop In and look over
It
only happen#
Mr and Mts G eorge L G ordon and I these bargains
Mr and Mrs L L, W alker m otored I once a year.
to Salem f « B lossom Day Sunday.
and
wish
to
move them at one,
Come in and load y ou r truck, t'.iey
are absolutely free at 3719 SW M a­
cadam avenue, Portland.