The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, April 13, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTreasurer’s Annual Report Card« of the Town of Beaverton peters iw j ccipts, Disbursements; and Balances, tor on. the Year 1917 E. JR, Pubi;, Building on. h ne »> Bond and l u t e i n t Fund No. S — Balance ou hand Jan 1, 1027.. From Property Owners_______ Payment Bond No. Annual In i, Bank of 200 cx) 541 M $7 (W41 .NUMMI 2bK II Beaverton. BA1 \NYF. on hand Bond and Interest Fund No. Balance on hand Jan. 1, Received from Property ■ - ' “’ “ Tu hand Jan. 1. 1927.......................... $ 74*,*, [, ,.ne,l from C ounty treasurer.......... ...... 6,944 25 j| Building Fermiti....... ................ ... ................. • ____ ^ Furniture^ ! NJ7 E xpe ndAture <— G E N E R A L FU N D »W a r e 4>'.-' mi 209 74 Beaverton— B A L A N Y E on hand I Vc bank Bü, *y E x pm ifltu m — Borni No. 1 Annual litt , Bunk ot Dec. 31, 1*J^7 9— 1427..... ..... Owners.-........ 530 21 Jo 5 82 F x p n u .'.tu re i— Annual hit Bank of 183 84 Beav ertoti. ................................................................. 1,60373 •• i i 'fCUIUl-I •> ~ .. M -ii Sal.. I -il»' 'I 146.20 Miscellaneous A ii Jiui'g BALANCE general ons ation, St 1 h No From Property t)75 14 52 80 743 71 it Owners........... Annual hit 10 27 B A L A N I F'. ein hand Dec 31, 1927 Local Improvement District No. 4— Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1027........ transferred to Bond and lnt. Fund N • r eceipts $ 704 25 1,027.71 14txS 14 68 Local Improvement District No. S— Balance on hand Jan. I, 1027____ Transferred tu Bund and lnt. Fund Nu 2 18.82 15.00 15 1)0 1,750 78 iu«n<Jiturei \y ,»rk mi Watson St Sewer....- ................... L I. Hobbs, grades. ..................................... Material for sewer... ..................................... Work on Streets........ .............. ...................... 1 ,l).ir and material... ........................................... ........ - .......................... Kock franstet to W ater L und Mi celiai euus ........ ■sV.V.V.V, fES FA TIN G job. Beaverton B A l.A N i’F O N H A N D $ 359 50 l»ec. 31, 1927 SPECIAL ROAD F U ND Balance on hand January per $ 1, 1927. Balance on hand December 31, 1927 47 ..... cord W ATER FUND lman ript,— h.u.iiii- on hand January $ 701 21 ..... i’ll,271.73 ....... 8(HI (X) From Ln'ml and Int. Fund..................... ..... 1,500.00 531 81 Front Installation .................................. Sinking F'und from County Treasurer ..... 1,000.00 Warrants for Investors Syndicate (dr; awn 878,85 ...... (»841»6 13.00 Earl Fisher........................................ ....... ....... ’ NHOUSES Ferns 1. 1927 Designi 55 ■X-vvvvv'M’') 3 )H 0 P EPHENS NG )3 y v A j ■ ; n '.VV :-;-8 t»|jrnditures— l ii v ui Portland, W a t e r .............................. 8,545 56 lualatin Valley W ater t o., W ater 712 22 George Thyng, W a t e r C l e r k ...................... -■'7'l|>0 Investors’ Syndicate, Sinking Fund ... 878 85 Meters and materials ....... .......... 55599 Bank of Beaverton, Murray Contract...... 52.U) \\ I Noyes, work and material 148.92 1 \ Benison, W a t e r Supt.......... 1,218.71 l.abor on W ater System.................. 1,660.75 Meter boxes ......... - ..................................... •— 52 50 A F Story, reading meters.................... Miscellaneous .............................. — ............. 33 10 Investors’ Syndicate— 1926 Issue... 1,074 15 ) BALANCE ON H A N D ARE I Loca! Improvement District No 7— Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1927______ Transferred to Bund and int F'und No 15.06 15 06 3.. 1,391 14 Local Improvement District No. 9-— A V .V .W Ù al Local Improvement District No. 6— Balance on hand Jan 1, 1927......... Transferred to Bond and lnt. F'und Ni 21067 tWdl) 1-44 (19 3775 29 o8 75 7o 8(H) IK) 1530 igon Dec. 30, 1927 BOND A N D INTEREST FUND H ea tin g SHOP Bund and Interest Fund No. 1 — Hal mi hand Jan 1, 1927............................. $ 399 41 1,559.08 Received from property owners............. ieaverton, Or I*prn<7.tures— Payment of Bonds Annual lnt., Bank Makes. Pens. Bvpenddures— Annual lnt., 1 025 93 ' 44 74 1,406 23 Beaverton... ...... 720IX) H M .ANT K on hand, Dec 31, 1927 P 0r 1 end Intrrest Fund No. „.— Halano on hand Jan 1, 1927... I. I. D. No. 7 From Property Owners.............. 2,-44»-? 73 24.99 91294 Bank of I /1LS0N rist It fiiii'. lu n i- . B <uk o f Loan to V\ ater 874 92 1,500 00 Beavertvii Fund....................... ¡d é ! ( t »r enti»; A® I hand Jan 1. 1927 P'p*ni*turet— i Annual Int 100 34 ...... 807 66 Beaverton................. 621 51 Owners......................... Bank BAI ANCE on hand Dec 31, 1927 ... J *nd luterei! Fund No. 5— u '4,,c* on hand Ian I 1427......... 1.158 63 I 1 - N o 9 ................. » «7 I roperty Owners...........- ..................... 823 68 tion l»'»- April > ***' IN PAR|S F.5d»7 ''¿Liei»’ i ‘etili, tu rei— Annual lnt., Bcavertc»n........... ■ A ANt K on hand l)ec “ »d Intere,t Fund No. «- ' , •'» hand Jan I, 1927 . J '1 1 D No jo............. ul“ * r"perty Owners______ erative the F if ht 4ni , 1 hand I tec *"4 Intere,! Fund No 7 - " hand Jan 1. ¡627 jKfty Owners____ 31, Terwilliger to.nl was opetual Sun 8261)3 day, the first time in two weeks. Traffic was allowed to go over the newly graveled fill above the disabled bridge on the hairpin curve A mini- 183.84 her of smaller cars were unable to i>42 19 work through the heavy crushed rock and were pulled out by the large trucks which were dumping dirt in the fill. GRADE SCHOOL Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1927......... Transferred to Bond and Int. F'und Nu 5 2 4 »9 24 49 Th e seventh grade made some lap- esc lanterns m art i lass last week The eighth grade is study mg " A for Porti ait of AA Insili r's Mother" , picture study Allss 1 .eua C rumps, former sixlh grade tteacher, visiti')d tli e school last 00 00 teaches at ( >ak She now Friday t ,rov e. and eiighth sixth. sci eiiih The cards AA ed their grades receiv ed IK)IK) nesdav The eighth gradlc have i akt n Hi* next 1 their 1.1st SIX w reks tCs 19 1 w ill he state tl si s Mis Sanile Visit" 1 tin;■ second and sixth gl adi s AA edile sda> WUXI The grade school \\ .IN excused Fri- 1 day at 3 "VI. ■ek, FUida> of last week. m the pupils could see the histi meal picture "J amestow iT' at the Bt av er IX) 00 theatre . A !good C ily was als- presentted. sr C E C IL IA CHURCH. Kev J M O ’Nicll, pastor. AA cck day mass 8 JU a in. Sunday masses, 7.45 and 10 a CHURCH THE m. NAZARENE Sunday, A pril 15 Sunday School, J I H o l den, Supt. 11 .00 A M — Morning Worship. 7 .00 I ' M . Young People's Mcetiug. 8 00 1’ M F.vaugclisiic Service. Starting \\ ednesday, April 18, at 8:00 p.m. service and continuing all day April 19, there will be special services at the church. Thursday, April 14, will be a day lull of good things; singing, testifying and preach mg. Many preachers and laymen from towns and cities in Oregon and Washington will be here. The la moils evangelist Aycocks will sing and preach at one ui the day sei vices. ‘The people of Beavci ton and surrounding community arc invited to attend these services. R O Y L. N O L I ', Pastor. 10 .(X) A M. M E. C H U R C H For Suiiday, Aprii IS Program tur Suiiday, Aprii folli >vv s : 1-5, Suiiday Sdiiu>1 at 10:00 ani, D. Roscnian, >»tipt. Murmng ship at 11 W) o ’clock. F.pvvorth 1.cagni ai (> XI F.v eiiing >ei v ice at 7 30 Pi av er Meet itti a: i .X) 'Thtirsday eviinng A cordial inviiaiiuii is extendci tu you tu attettd all these MTV ICCs. W l-.DWIN 1 M . \ L L S , l 'astur CHURCH OF CHRIST Bill kill chain in K. 1’ AA illiains. hard WOOfl tl) Mil's (XIW1 i Height s. IS 1a> i Announcement* f “ r April IS. m the ir two troni rooms and hav e Local Improvement District No 10— 1 aster day was a success with the Balance on hand Jan. 1. 1927..... _.. just finished building another bed 17 30 largest attendance ever in Bible Transferred to Bund and Int. Fund No. 6. .. 17 30 room, breakfast nook and large back school. Bible sein »ol meets at 9.1» 47 porch on their home. They will have a m., T B Harris, superintendent. (X) IK) a nice seven-room house when .47 Local Improvement District No. 14— Morning vvoislup service and Lord's completed. Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1927......... 52 8*) Supper at 11 IK). Sermon on “ A hrisl’s Transferred to Bund and lnt. F'und No It) 52 89 Greatest Question to Man.’’ TIGARD. Young People's Meeting at 7:1X1 (XIIXI o’clock Maggie and Jiggs contest GEORGE THYNG. City Recorder. moves on with J i g g s in the lead, EVENING A T T R A C T IO N A T Evening service at 8:00 o ’clock. M F. C H U R C H SUNDAY FARM REMINDERS Sermon on “ The l aith That Saves, BEAVERTON HIGH SCHOOL or Pentecostal Faith." J"iti the song Sundae evening, April 22, the ladies An ccasional soft shelled egg may Y»ni will Th H •nor Roll this six weeks is of the AA omen’ s Missionary Society service led by Mr. Bash Always mean little or nothing about the Hock not as large as could be wished, will present several attractive features enjoy cvciv minute ol it blit if the condition becomes general Those on the roll are: Catherine special music. Spend your Sundays • It a special service to he held at a lack of calcium in the diet is in I It urv, Corrine l.ingman, Lewis 7:45 pin. Th e entertainment will with u> it you have no other church dicated. Most successful ponltrynieu Toole. Taut Shellenberger, Howard consist of play lets, music and living preference. O S C A R A ( UOPF'.K, $ I u. 381.26 keep oyster shell before the chickens \\ lisi 'll Richard W ilcox, F.v a Fagcy. pictures. The public in general is \! lislcr. at all times Mineral may also he Billie Woodruff, ( )u the honorable invited to attend the exercises. added to the mash by mixing to mention list are Chester Beach. gether 5 pounds bone meal, 2 pounds l.uis Cox, Paul t .infield, 'Thomas MISS HOFFARBF.R TO RUN BETHEL CON GR EGATI ON A L (oyster shell flour or ground limestone, Kearns, Vernon Kosebraugh, Maur THE LONE OAK BARBECUE and 1 pound o f table salt. T w o o, een Rice, Julia Sams, Beaverly Spear, 1 gtllar services. Sunday, April 15, three pounds of this are added 14 Kenneth Wood, Helen Teft, Helen will open thr Sunday School 9:15 Evelyn Hoffarbcr Morning wor- each 1 (H) pounds of mash, says the Mills. Il is sincerely hoped that the Saturday. ship II a in Lone t )ak Barbecue K. 3 p. m. Iunior ( ¡experiment station. list next six weeks will be much April 14, 1928. F i i nnig vv»'ship 7 .1*I p. in. Alsike clover when grown f o r seed longer. Th e barbecue has been remodeled April I8tli, family night AA edni'stlav usually gives best results if the tirSi and you will lunl it a very inviting Politick uppei at 6:30 promptly growth is allowed to develop for seed In the recent senior meetings, the place She w " II serve a number of Program staged by tin men of the purposes, as the second growth is not of sandwicln s besides church F.v cry one welt >me. vigorous. Detrimental effects have senior class, by secret ballot, decided different kinds church to the barbecued meat sandwiches. A ddi i i"ivil rciuitis ol the pastor’ s resulted from pasturing back and to request the l hristian nii ki I campaign brings the grand 15,568 111 clipping. Red clover, on the other conduct tin Baccalaureate services for the 1928 graduating class 'The bav $ 813T» hand, usually tills better if it is DR LE ITCH IN NEW OFFICE total to $71 5tl. «*• •*# vv v v *1* V calaure.it services last year were eon- tured back or clipped in sections ducted by the Congregational church 1 11 irih >11 It. I .filch is making where the growing season i> long Deimore Lessard of Beaverton, hanges in his practice, He ha- enough to mature the second crop. L A W Y FR ? up his offices In the Ali dual ? One hundred and eighty-six car •j* Here 1 ue*<lay* i I hur»fl«y% Y instead Arts building in Portland am loads of sweet potatoes were un- T h e program, bring planned, differs i- Office with Itistiee I »9.5 p i 1 Î j l 95909 loaded at Portland in and -l** with tin program last year and prom has purchased a location at Swenson, Beaverton in 1927, according to »tTicial reports. ises t " be very interesting and enter First street. Dr. I.fitch will continue\ i 1 ........... ? to reside in Tigard and will maintain j This large tonnage came in mostly taining. Ins off Id in the Johnson building as from California with a few cars from fnrmrrlv, hut plan t" tTianife Ins v v v v v v v <• v T t <• v v v v v •:•••• v Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas mai I ■■»’ 1,420 00 isiana. Th e annual county typing contest office hours to 9 ini a m. until 1 <"» A few farmers are growing $ 539 09 sweet potatoes successfully in tin* will be held in the Beaverton high p in and by appointment. About *•* vicinity of Herniiston. Irrigated soils school auditorium Friday afternoon, the end of tin month he expects t" of that section which are warm and April 13. There will he »ix Heaver remove from his present office into contestants.' They are: Aiviau the more compact office in the north mellow produce excellent yields of ton these roots. Co-operative experiments Harris, Violet Taylor, Elizabeth Da west corner of the I oh n son building year typing pupils and Beaverton ^ Phone 7702 2.47640 carried out in Josephine and Malheur m s , second counties by the Oregon station show Betty Huntley, Gladys Bower and COMPOSITION SHINGLES <• v v v v v * > v v v »I REPLACING OLD ONES pupils 720IX) that some of the warm irrigated soiis Lois Cox, first year typing in that region are well suited to 'The contest will prove interesting to $1,756 9(1 sweet potato production, Leading v • anyone "Off. with the old and on with the interested in this line of A. M. HOCKENS | new” didn't apply at John Tigard’ » | rieties include the Yellow Strassburg work. home last week when he found that X Contractor & Triumph and 1’orto Rico. Builder £ after thirty-six years o f faithful, ser Any Si/e B u ild in j; & Friday evening, April 19th, an en vice, the shingles on his roof needed I H A L HOSS M A K E S FO R M A I tertainment will he given in the Beav Phone 0825 Beaverton X FOR O F F IC E replacing. T h ey were retired from i A N N O U N C E M E N T 3 . 41 x 166 erton high school by tin grade school active service and covered over with An exhibit will be held in the gym composition shingles. Oregon C ity, Ore., April 12 Hal I nasium. The work of the grade H ’ .ss of < ) it goo • ity. who announct school pupils will he displayed I he his candidacy for the Republican entertainment will be given in the i-;-* :*4 -H "!-v v 'X '4 4 i'4 4 4 v '/ v v v v v v v v '/ v v v x 'v v '/ v v 2,374 92 nomination as secretary of siati tw auditorium. The program consists "t weeks ago, filed his formal deelara numbers, short skits and $1 1)25 74 tion for the office with the secretary musical play* Many delightful and colorful R F. Hanna, Prop ui state’ s office Monday Mr 11"-- Costumes will be worn. All are vxill use a» his slogan on the ball't (> Lunch Knoin, ( anti;', f oiiicctiiinery. Suit Drinks X welcome. at the primary election. May D Waiting Station for Pacific Stages J 008 IK) “Trained in business and 'late ad the 'The F rush boys challenged ministration; endorsed by 131 news ame Sophomore lews to a baseball papers, efficient service to he played Thursday, April 12 The recently resign" M r. Hoss, whi accepted the chal- Sophomore boys private secretary t ,, Governor I lenge. The game ha' not I« en 1 1 ii - -ampaign Head L. Patterson, ha- his c i*hed, a* yet I hr score stands 9 to quarters at Oregon < ity, where h« 4 in favor o f the reii..n I ity Fn was manager on. F rosh ’ trn.rise for seven years pr ìfticial capacity 1.986 18 DEWEY TH E PLUMBER WHITEHALL RESTAURANT H AI ANCE» on hand Pec. 31, 1927..... »nd Interrii Fund No. 4 — *uin Property open Church Notices For Sanitary Tlum bing ? B A L A N C E on hand Dec. 31, 1927. ond and Interest Fund No. 2— Hal on hand fan 1, 1927............ L I D No 4, 5, 6..................... From Property O wners.............. - ............ »4 50 ♦ $ 310 } sum N o 23, 24 1,000.00 of Beaverton...-............ 420IX) ROAD E xpr mXt urn— 115 00 fund ceip4i— Bai on hand Jan. 1, 1027 ¡Ini iv ed from I ounly treasurer Keren vi I fruui F. J Dittsch, Rock Road. Drinks I. T F RW I L L I G F R BEAVERTON j*®j~ Dec. 31, 1027 road libili lUUUU iio -i Crandalls............................. on hand B ond 71 75 250.00 60.67 ...... Books, B A I . A N i F on hand Dec 31, 1027 and In t e r n i Fund No. 10— B dance on hand Jan 1, 1927 JUO.UU 4.10450 Thyitg, Ree. Salary... . ..... .......... Bulk of Beaverton, int. on bonds, war Printing .................................... ............... City Attorney..... --.................................. Labor and material............................... Libi ai v ..... , lCO O R E G O N PR ESB Y T F .R IA N M IS S IO N A R Y S O C IE T Y M E E TS At a meeting of the Or (“non Pres- bytertan Missionary Society at the (« 4 74 Laurelhurst I m t c i l P r e s b y t e r i a n J02.42 iChurch. Portland, Mrs. J. Lincoln, of Multnomah, led the song service, Tuesday Rev W Matthews of Fair- vale spoke on “ Our American In 880 *44 dians." and at 10 45 a in. \\ ednesday Mrs D S. Sharpe gave a talk on “ M eth ods" Mrs I N Tracy is thank-offering seerctarv and Mrs Wince Nelson su- 7o8 41 % 11J .'5 peiintei lent >f h spital suppl ei 336 UU $1.649 > 1927 448 5! 17 30 290 82 l £ \ X