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1 HE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE
E sta b lish e d 1927
PUBLISHED BY PIONEER PUBLISHING CO.
SECOND YEAR— N o .
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BEAVERTON, OREGON
0 S M IES OF
NOTABLES MO
KEHR NOTABLES
Annisitce Day, the Beaverton foot
ball team beat Forest Grove by 13
to 0. This gives
Beaverton the
Washington county championship.
Friday November 15 Beaverton plays
Gresham here. Everyone turn jtu
and cheer for Beaverton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dobbins and
daughter, Mrs. Roger Htwvley, re
turned Friday from a weeks visit
in California.
Harold Dean of the battleship
Saratoga, visited his fnlks( Mr. and
Mrs. L. K. Deun for several days.
H a r m o r ^ T ic k e t’
» ormed at Caucus
More thun 150 persons turned out
for the caucus meeting Wednesday j
evening, in the I. O. 0 . F. hall. This
is the largest number ever to attend
one of these gatherings and interest
was high for much opposition.
Mayor Erickson called the meet-!
mg to order and asked for the ap
pointment of a permanent chairman
and secretary to act for the evening I
S* k ’
was made
te chai
cnairmau and 1
Francis Livermore, Jr., secretary
Getting underway ••vith the caucus,
Mayor Erickson wus unanimously \
backed for re-election, Harry Alex- I
aniler was also nominated to serve
another term, while Dr. Jess R .!
1 albert was put cm the ticket as a
nevv councilman to serve two years.
1 he last, but not the least was tlie '
nomination
for
recorder-treasurer i
Geo. 1 hyng was nominated for re- ;
elation..
No further choice being made f o r
these officers, the caucus was closet
and a declaration made to call the
caucus ticket "Itarmonv Ticket."
Among the students of Oregon
State Normal school who spent the
week end home w ere:
Esther
Schrader. Mark Jones, F.va Fttgy i O. E. TRAIN
and Milton Boring.
RUNS
DOWN
WOMAN
FRIDAY. NOV. 16. 1929
low Dry Raids Help Disabled War Veterans
UNITED WESTSIDE
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Much Discussion Put
horth on the Several
Road Improvements
Necessary
Transportation,
roads,
highways.
Quicker and better trunspurt.ni >n
Wider md safer roads was the nuc
leus around winch discussion celi
t e l i ! and speakers nude ideir talks
at the meeinf. of the United We t
Side Clubs Tusdav night at the
MiHtnonuh school auditorium.
1 he paving of Tcrwilliger bottle* |
vani with a nonskid surface will be
referred to the City l ’lanning Com
mission tutti the re-routing of the
street cars on Sixth stiVet so as
to relieve traffic congestion is being
given consideration so stated A F.
Melin of the transportation com-
, uiittec.
Wlii'ii W .slilnirton revenue officers ruiil nn Illicit dUtlllery, the copier vvldeh composes the still Is carefully saved
Miss Myrtle Johnson of the Good
to disubleU veieruns at Walter Heed hospital, who use It to make eiimllestleks, howls, n>li trays
Mrs. E. Kraft •was hit by the O. | and turned o\
Samaritan hospital sp^.it Monday
I
J. Stickney working with a
E. train while walking along t h e ! and other novelties. The photo shows one of the hoys euitlug up a section of u large still while his comrade« are
committee
ol four stated many road
with her father C. F. Johnson.
busily turning other parts of It Into useful and lerui ertlele*.
right of way near the St. Cecelia
— and h ig h ly
problems are being
i
Mrs. Ff. R. Nelson entertained church Mrs. Kraft wus returning
studied and a report will be ready
church and evidently
did Edward R. Hatch
the F'riendship Bridge club Tuesday from
I for the next meeting.
Chamber of Commerce
Club Dances Most
afternoon. MrsJ .Guy McCormick not heur the train approach
Suicide
Commits
Elect
New
Officers
t
H. Met lure, secretary of the
Dr. Mason rushed the injured j
Enjoyable Events
winning the first prize and Mr».
l it v Planning Commission, gave an
consolation, woman to St. \ incent hospital after
John
"Dobbins
the
F. J Dietsch was elected jiresi- instructive talk illustrated with col
Edward R Hatch committed pui
The regular monthly Aloha Cotn- délit of the i hamber of I ottime ree
Guests of the afternoon were Mrs. uu examination vv hi b revealed a
ored
slides
showing
how
cities
cide
\\ ednesday
at his home at •nunity club dance in Wheeler h ill
M. C. McKercher and Mrs. lohn fractured skull and ib injuries.
at their meeting Tuesday night, Mr. throughout the country had taken
Reedvillc.
{Tuesday evening was anotherhigh-
Dobbins.
Mr. Hatch was about 70 years oil ly enjoyable social event- in fact a Schultz, vice president, J. H. Hul- care of traffic problems.
Orselli, sei
i and an insurance agent. Flis wife number say it was the best yet. I eft, secretary and
Mrs. J. C. Huntley is confined to KIW ANIS ENTERTAIN
It is a simple problem, as out
!
geant-at
arms
SCHOOL STA FF died October 2.
her home • vith lumbago.
lined
l>\ Mr. Mel lure, when men
The hall was taxed to capacity *o
The board of directors will be
-----------
The following note, addressed to take care of the attendance, ihe
of vision have idanned arteries of
composed
of
Harry
Alexander,
*
A. M. llockens tind Carl and Bill
The Kiwanis club were hosts to Donelson & Sewell was found: T music was full of pep and just right
Wilson, Dewey travel and have acquired a rigln
1 I Beach, A. 1
Desinger spent the week end at Ar the teachers und board of the Beav- have determined to end my life to-
of way sufficient for future growth
for the cool evenings, the eats were I Vorbaugh, and Linden Myers.
lington goose hunting. They were erion school Wednesday evening duy following the loss of my de.u
excellent
t»s usual and
every
passed anil needs.
A
motion
-v.i,
made
'md
quite successful.
Alfred Wheelock, president of
the | wife and her companionship after body «.vras in the best of spirits to
to allow the secretary $10 a month
At the present time the City
short talk as
years
of married life. My b<*lv enjoy the evening, Mrs. Dickson
Portland club gave a
Dinner guests of Miss F.rma Nel
for his duties.
Planning t otnmiision advisory board
will be found in the home at Reed«- j did a big business at her fortune
did F. J. Dietsch.
son Friday evening were Mrs. Gail
Seven new members were V oted has jurisdiction only six miles out
ville. Please bury me beside my | (.filing booth, and this stunt at-
Willis
Cady
was
the
director
of
into the club.
Simpson, Mrs. Robert F.agleton and
from the city limits. If a regional
wife at Hillsboro. I thank you for j forded ,no much merriment that the
short musical program.
idauning association could be form
Gilbert Rose.
all your attention and trouble. Sm entertainment committee is alrea ly
ed the entire
Pacific
Northwest
At
the
dedication
exercise*
>
f
j cerely yours, F’.. R. Hutch.”
Flarl Evans, Wallace Brown and
tryitiR to draft her services again Whitford school, Mis. Jenkins an would lx- under its jurisdiction and
A letter was also sent to - Dr. J. for next month. The prize stunt
Harrison Hughson spent the week Many Attend Road
nounced a basket social in the stc|is ate being taken to form suelt
¡ 0 Robb.
end at liake Lytle.
and the manner in which it was early |>art of December to defray an association.
Meetings Saturday
.
Mr. Sewell and Mr. Robb wem handled was also greatly enjoyed—
the
expense
of
a
curiam
to
be
used
Mr.
Met
lure
further
stated
that
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Livermore
! down to the bouse and found the by the lucky winners.
The road meeting for Road Dis
in future entertainments.
| now is the time to get action on
Jr., spent the week end at Pacific
body.
trict No. 61 was held in Wheeler
i the Fourth street project as this is
City.
1
hall at Aloha Saturday evening, and
P T. A. Meeting Next Tuesday
near the point of decision, »whether
Rebekahs Sponsoring
J.orna Dean
McLeod has been ’attracted a larger attendance than New School Building
: it will be accepted or turned down.
Series of Parties To investigate the advisability i f
any meeting of this kind for several
Dedicated at Whitford The meeting, of the Aloha-H’ubcr
quite ill with flu.
P. T. A. next Tuesday, promises to
years. A total levy of eight mills
The card |iarty given by the Rc- seceding a part of Washington coun
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hornecker re- was voted for next year and was
The dedication of the handsome be a very interesting one.
hekah
Needle Work club was eery ty and annexing it to Multnomah
Mrs
Weathered will speak on
turned Tuesday from a short wed divided as follows: ¿ '/i mills on new two room school building at
successful.
There were H) tables of county as proposed by Thomas I'.
ding trip to Tacoma.
Wheeler avenue south, from the Whitford station ami Progress was "Pioneers of Washington County” "500". Mr*. L. R. Davis of Hills Georges a committee ’ will be ap
highway, 4 mills on Huber avenue j held F riday evening, The modern Students from the 7 th grade a it boro winning the ktdies first prize. pointed by the president.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Talnian of
north and I'/ j mills for general concrete building was erected ttt a planning ti review of the book “< )n Mrs. Van Meter the second, and
C. W. Noyes and Milton t . Mil
Ridervvood spent the week end at
cost of more than $10,000. I he to Oregon” and the girls of the Mih Mrs. F\ Mapcs the consolation. The ler spoke briefly in regards to the
purposes.
the John Peterson home.
grade
will
render
singing
selections.
auditorium of
the
building was
gentlemens first |irize going to A Siqier highway from l*ortland to
Clubs Organized Friday
crowded -with people from all over The 7th grade arc in charge of the H. Erickson, Jack Raynord the sec Salem and C. S. Stowe for the
Mrs. Clement and daughter Miss
refreshments.
Washington county. Bruce Denny,
Alice Clement of the McMinnville
Mr. Cyrus, assistant to the county chairman of the board of directors,
Flighty attended the last meetinj ond and Andrew Kennedy the con American Red Gross enrollment per
spent the *vveek end at their home.
agent, spoke to the students of the presided and a splendid program and all hopes are that the attend solation. The door drize going to iod from Nov. II to 25,
Mrs. S. W. Stevens. Lovely refresh
Let’s get to-gether and let the
Aloha-Huber
school on organizing which featured local musical talcm ance
Tuesday will sur|>ass that
iMrs. Minnie Reely visited friends
ments were served. There will be world know we have the best valley
in Beaverton several days last week different clubs. On Friday a cook a drill and burlesque in which a!i number.
a series of these |iarties given every in the whole world, Portland is de
ing, handwork, sewing and bftys and the school children partook. Mis«
two weeks.
stined to be the greatest city on
Fred Cane who has recently visi girls
camp
cookery
club
were McKay gave a history of the district REEDVILLF. LADIES AID
the Pacific coast and »wc are handed
to
hold
bazaar
ted in Californio visited his sisters formed.
for the past 72 years. Short ad
with Portland so stated George VV.
Beaverton
Defeats
Mrs. W. R. Petch and Mrs. W. A.
Mrs. Larson will have charge of dresses were ntvde by the contrac
The Ladies Aid of Reedvillc will
Forest Grove 13 to 0 Lijijiert, piesidmt, as he closed the
cooking, Rosalie Reed, handiwork, tor Kline and the architect of Port
Butterfield Wednesday.
hold
their
annual
bazaar
i^nl
supper
meeting.
Mrs. Morrison, sewing and Mrs.
A one act play "White F.lrphanlx"
Mrs. W. C. McKell entertained Lehnherr boys and girls camp cook land, County superintcndrenl N. A at the school house Saturday even-
The Beaverton High school foot-
Frost of Hillsboro am! others. The ^; ing, November 23rd.
featuring Adeline Brookhardt, Bry
ile
soul
and
the Tuesday bridge club Wednesday. ery.
ball
team
put
their
w
h<
The stock club will be formed dedicatory address was made by the
spirit inly the Forest Grove-Deuv-1 son Hays, Helen Stewart, Gordon
Guests of the club were: Mrs. Otto later.
1
well
known
Portland
attorney.
Mis*
erton fo o tb all game Armistice day ( iol<llh waite was presented by Mrs.
.Erickson, Mrs. W'alter Scott, Mrs.
NEW BARBER SHOP
! Mary J. Spurliti, yhose parental
at
Beaverton and our b oys showed Hazel Neen Loomis for the amuse
Guy McCormick, and Mrs. William
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
home is at W'hitford station. Foi-
unusual football ability when they ment feature of the evening.
Boyd. Mrs. F. H. Schoene winning Portlander Buys
hr inspectinon "f th* bml I- The new barber ami b«-auiy shop made two touchdowns in succession* ' The next meeting of the West Side
the first prize and Mrs. Robert
Walter Koch Place ings a 1 hAicheon
was served all in
The scoreless second half s|ieaks rlubs will be Tuesday, December 10>
Summers the guest prize.
the
spacious
busement.
Dancing in the Schilling building will be for itself and shows how both team« at Raleigh in the school auditorium
open for business today, Friday.
C. J. Stickney has sold a six acre followed.
and a large delegation is jdanmng
•Mr. Jordon had an automobile
A. Kirhards. of Hazeldale, is it ; fought for their school
tract with buildings north of the
compound
to attend.
accident und suffered a
The
Forest
Grove
team
at
the
be
charge of the barber shop and Miss
highway at the end of Hunter ave
FAIR BOARD REPORT
fracture of the arm.
ginning
of
the
second
half
checked
Anna Norgard the beauty shop,
nue. known as the W alter Koch
BALANCE OF $1.653
who will specialize in marcelling, Beaverton» dujilicate pkiy of the Postmaster Instructs
The dance sponsored by the Order place to M. R Richards, of Portland
FAIR
FROM THIS YEARS
water ami finger waving and scalp first half, forcing our team to plaz
of the " B ” at Fairvale was real Mr. Richards has already taken pos
the defensive in our own territory
Public on Xmas Mail
treatments.
session and is busy remodeling th ■
successful.
The manager of the Washington
Both operators have years of cx- most of the time.
house. He will make it his home
At the end of the second half the
Post offices will be able to hand1
Andrew Kennedy and Mrs. Ida and plans a number of material im County Fair reports u balance <•! | jierience in this line of work a:.d
$1,653 out of the $7,124 received,
ball
was
in
the
possession
of
F'or-
the
t hnstmas mails without delays
Gustin of Tigard were married at provements in the spring.
hope to be of great service to the
from the gate, etc., together with •
rst Grove ami in their own ten : providing the jmblic will lend their
Hillsboro Tuesday, November 12.
community.
$2500 from the .county court. Nine |
tory most of the time.
assistance.
Following are a few
HENRY PULSE
Mr and
Mrs. W\ R. VanKlcek
At the end of the second half the suggestions, if followed will relieve
recommendations have been made | MRS
FRANCES MYERS PAUL
ball was in the possession of Fore«; much -anxiety, wrap parcels securely,
«Pent the week end at the home of
John Henry Pulse, aged 36 years. for improv ing the fair grounds and j
nt during the holidays the mail in
Mrs. Frances Myers Paul pas*e«l Grove on their 5U yard line
her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. 6. son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pulse of the method of conducting the fair.
away Tuesday, November 12 at the final score was 13 to 0 in favor of crease is 260 per cent, so shop earl
Anderson of Portland.
Tigard, died Tuesday, November 12
Mias Vasbinder Weds
home of her mother, Mrs. Hattie <>ur team.
so that you can mail parcels earlv
at the open air sanitorium in Port-
Dr. and Mrs. Welsh and daughter
Myers, of Portland, after several
A special request is made to mad
land.
Lois were dinner guests at the M. C
Miss Meta O. Vasbinder became yga$s illm-xv, A Wot her, I
The Grange elected ih n r officers Xmas cards earlv an«l nX»rk then
Funernl services were held Fridav
McKercher home Tuesday evening.
the
15th,
from
the
Evangelical the bride of Irwin W. Bamelgnard, Myers, of Beaverton, and two sis Saturday as follows: Master, Harris “Do not open until l hnstmas".
Hanson;
Secretary,
Ruby
Boyd:
All foreign parcel-post packages
church
at
Tigard
and
burial
» as a Friday, November Rth The cere ters survive her.
A theatre party consisting of Mes-
Lecturer,
Mrs
B
K
Denny;
(Over must be carefully packed and mailed
mony
took
jdace
at
the
home
of
the
Funeral
services
will
be
held
S
a
t
ifetnes M. C. McKercher. N. W Gor Crescent Grove cemetery with VV. F..
bride’s j>arents Mr. and Mr*. J H. urday, November 16th from the seer, Mrs. Parker Downing; Stew in November to insure Chrislm««
ham, Willis Cady. W R VanKlcek Pegg in charge.
M.
Kennedy;
Assistant delivery.
Vasbinder, "the groom being attended First ( hristian church in Portland ard, A.
•'nd R D. Young attended the Wed
Steward,
Lewis
Stark;
t
hajdin,
Mrs.
to
the
Portland
Crematorium
V
V
by
his
brother
Lawrence,
and
the
MRS HARRIETT A NYF.
nesday matinee at the Dufwins.
Helen VV «wxlwtiril; Treasurer, Mrs.
E Pegg is the undertaker.
brul«- b> Martha VV Kaston.
T w o O p e r a te d O n
Dov G ray; Gate Kerper, J. VV
Mrs. Harriett A. Nve, aged 7lt.
VI r. and Mrs. Essex Mörsh, en-
Barnes;
Lady Assistant
Steward,
Mr* K A. Redmond, of Beaver
tcnained_at a supper Saturday even- died suddenly from a stroke of pa A SSESSED VALUATION
MAN SEVERELY INJURED
GROWS
Mrs.
Bermcce
fhibbrn»;
Pomona.
ralysis
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Kearnev
OF
COUNTY
ton
and Mrs. Harry l.eedy under
of
th«- Bridesmaids <<f her
BY e x p l o s i o n
Mrs.
Lena
Rhose;
Floral,
Mr«. went major operations at the Eman-
R 2. Hillsboro. One daughter Mrs
-diss Mildred McLeod. Those
As the result of a premature ex- Herniece Hansen
Hattie Freedland of Netarts survives
ual hospital this week, and are con
Washington
. ( ounty’s
assessed
were; Frances Philips,
- --
The body was sent to Eugene Fri valuation Iris increased $ J,3 l3 i?S plosion on a farm near Beav an on
valescing
nicely.
Dr.
Mason of
Lalande. Bertha Matzke, Eva
Mrs. Frank Doan who recently Beaverton attended the two ladies.
day under the care of VV F.. Pegg over a period of ten years. In 1919 Wednesday, Oscar Cook, of Port-
snson.
was seriously injured. He suf- i underwent an operation at the
Flit
the assessed valuation was $26.765JW land,
tered
lacerations of the hands and | manuel hospital, returned
to her
Mr. and VI rs. Frank Saylor and
anil
this
year
$243)79,571).
These
Mrs V. A. VVo.wf attended the
Francis Egg Mash $53.50; Scratch
as well as internal injurie». The home Wednesday
His mother from baby visited Mr. and Mrs. Taiman
figures are found tn the office >f face
152.50 a per ton. Phone AT 0414 Dtiphene Club at the home of Mrs i the county clerk W. F. Boley.
man is at the St V’incent hospital
McMinnville it visiting in hi* home over the week end.
Rudberg. Tuesday in Portland
at our expense.