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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1929)
C H R IS TM AS A N D _<■ i» a returnfd with hit She suf. B U SINESS REVIEW f THE BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE 'y*is. Mr. home ;c* helo* s ^»egoo Established 1927 P U B L IS H E D People fen busy local ar- ol child- e* were he stajje day SECOND Y E A R — No. 40 NEWS NOIES Of and ve been ie Mult- 'hsy and NEAR NOTABLES BY P IO N E E R P U B L ISH IN G CO. B E A V E R T O N , O REG ON Community Singing Planned for Soon B eaverton’s com m unity Christm as j tree has been erected and vvasi lighted Monday night. *lhe tree tow ers above the city tor several feet and illum inates the highway i n ' buth directions. These outside C hristm as trees are pleasant r e m inders thtit L hristm as is very near at hand and only a few shopping days are left. T he B eaverton C ham ber of Com- * m erce are inviting the community to g ather around the town C hrist m as tree for com m unity singing. On Saturday, Decem ber 21 tit 7:50 p. m. the Girls Glee club led by Miss B arnes will sing C hristm as t arols. O th er organizations will yut on singing fests on following nights C ome out and join in on the sing ing. FRID AY. DEC. 13. 1929 Miss Morrow i caches Mexican Children PRICE 5 C EN TS P0ULTBÏ BUILI ON COMMERCIAL EBB BUSINESS O peration on a man su e d scale, Mrs. J. E. Davis Onxiha, Neb., attention to UcatiU, and observance is visiting a t the hom e of 51 rs. Cir- lo t recognized practices will produce Boyd. M rs. B. J. W oodw ard and M rs. tor the O regon poultrym an a good M. C. M cK ucher w ere luncheon income and provide u competence guests of M rs. K. D. Y oung T h u rs tor old age, according to H. ii. day. extension pounry specialist John B. H ay s is visiting w ith his jiio m the Oregon S tate college, ih c daughter M rs. R asm ussen at H ills ¡next twenty years look better to rtile boro indefinitely. poultrym an than the last twenty, IS The L ady S upper Club m et at the v.as the opinion ol Mr. Losby, wuo DE- home of M rs. F ran ces Liverm ore >SI- talked on W ednesday December 4, Jr. Friday. : a r IH-Iore more than ,u poultrym eu ol A group of girls m et a t the home tin- county m two m eetings ariunged >ES of Alice Jo h n so n T h u rsd ay evening. the county agent's o ilier 9.V Mrs. W . R. Van Kleck and M rs. Mrs. Gray Entertains l he poultry business is built on 50 500 Club Friday M- C. K erch er atten d ed the installa the commercial egg business. The tion at K inton G range Saturday. 05 Mis* Elizabeth Morrow, duiigliter of tlu* American Militai» uilor to Mexico and sister-in-law of Colonel l.lnuhei gh, commercial egg uiau m ust succeed , ... ,. Mrs. Doy G rav entertained the Mr. and M rs. R ob ert Sum m ers ?m C]ub a ,unche< 45 a shown here delivering tier first lesami to the |iti|ill* of rile “Lope/. Cotilla." « setiool for girls in Mexico City, before the hatchery and the poultry eon at the Came! anil M r. S tan ley V an Blaricotne «boni «P., s Instructing In English. 85 ly ceder can succeed," said Mr. C ourt H otel in P ortland Friday spent the w eek end a t Elm ira, O re- t i u , v C osby. 95 returned to her home where I 75 O regon has solved the egg m ar they spent the aftern o n in play CountV H osoital On Gold Fish Acceptable 75 Mr. and M rs. P ayne have moved ! United Clubs met keting piobicm through cooperative ing cards. Mrs. Schocne was the 45 Christmas G ifts into the R o b ert S um m ers house on Fire W ednesday Tuesday at Raleigh ‘ "",II1 K 101 'ulr **igii quality eggs guest of the club. Mrs. H. O. »5 9th and W atso n . ----------- arc increasing consumption and our 5 „ . . . t ..... , S tipe won high score and Mrs. ----------- Two years ago A. W . Buchanan inurxctiiig agencies are looking a l ^ r’„ an.^ H r.S'. am e* . hitw orth, Rnby r OV( j consolation. The staff of the W ashington *5 , of Aloha stttrtcd with about two The United W est Side Clubs met ter the maintaining i>f this high Mr. G ordon H olstein. A lbert Rossi S M rs Melvin Johnson of F.stacada county hospital and the v o lu n te e r, i o s m gold tish and now has over last Tuesday at the Raleigh school. Leona M trrry and M innie Brandall !5 quality. Oregon eggs arc sold in \isitod Mrs. Lewis Allyn Saturday {¡remen are to be given much c r e d it1 Jim ranging in size from 1VJ to 11 A special committee made a report competition with eggs from all over 15 returned from Lake Lytle a lte r '5 m orning. j ft>r keeping a coolheud, during a j inches. He has a creek running favoring the annexation of p arts ol the country. 7U> carloads of sur spending ta w eek there. 15 Mr. and M rs. A nthony Leis son fire there December 11. T h irty pa- through his property stocked with W ashington county to Multnomah, plus egg* from this state arc being Books Moved to of Mr. B. T.eis m oved to B eaver tie n t, w ere skillfully removed from I these fish as well as a large pond. aiul .residents (effected expressed shipped east annually. M arketing H igh School Library the building, uninjured but for the ¡which are dotted with beautiful their approval. ton from S alt Lake City. i ggs from the O regon poultry farms white and yellow w ater lilies. A most interesting program was lias become more than a grocery Mr. E arl Evans, Louie H .m ghson T he B eaverton Library in the effects of the thick smoke that fill Mr. Buchanan is featuring the given which included “The W ebb twrapping and huckster selling propo and R. L. Johnson, of O tto Erickson Cady building has not been used for ed the building. gold fish as gifts for boys and girls Boswell quartet" and H arris H an sition. The comnierciul producer u> Garage atten d ed a m eetin g of the sonjc tim e as no librarian has been T he origin of the fire is u n and is finding a big demand for sen, -who sang several selections ac now m position to profit from the D urant M o to r Sales Monthly night. jn charge. It has been thought best, known but for the fact that it companied by W illis l tidy. development of this phase of ike Mr. Jam es W h itw o rth dislocated therefore, to bring all of the vol- j started in the basem ent of the hos- j ,hem ' County Kkvadmastcr G eorge M. business. his shoulder w hile w orking M onday. umes to th t. High School library and (vital. T he total loss however was Buck gave additional life to the tonics and promiscuous poultry ped Mr. Jo h n G ray retu rn ed fm tn thcn open it to the public every af- covered by insurance. Hard Tim e Dance hope for the improvement of Scholls dler» came in for some attention San F rancisco F riday a fte r visiting ternoon except S aturday from one --------- ' W ell Attended Ferry road, from Sylvan to the from Mr. Cosby. M any worm pow his b ro th e r and wife. to four, for borrow ing books and Ktwants Offers Beaverton highway, when he said ders and medicines that are sold Mr. a n d Mr». Gilkev visited at fro)n three to four for reading and that $15,000 had been appropriated generally are good and entirely e f Prize» for Best T he “hard time" dance at W heeler the F ngelke hom e over the week re fereuCe. T his will enable both the for grading, presupposing a .W-fot* fective when used for the purpose r k r i t l m a « W i n d o w kaB last 'Tuesday evening brought end. students and the townspeople to get ut- C h ristm a s W indow forth |lu u y unusual Iooking charac. i roadwa> r w,,h 2,1 fcet ,,f pa' inK intended. However, these should not Mrs. F a in te r of Corvallis visited t)le m ost Qf books from the c o in -1 >er —• - I ters_ | Th>- next m eeting of the club will be given flocks while in good pro her neice M rs. Lewis Sm ith Sat- bitted libraries. T he school is con- of T he B eaverton Kivvanis club have J. L. T u rn er received first p r iz e ! be hekl a* »«»verton high school duction as such use invariably urday night. stantly adding books to the library, ;r. voted to give $7 as first prize for for looking the w orst an d Mr. W es-1 * ue*day January 14th. means a slump in production A Mrs. Dudley visited her d aughter both reference and fiction, land the w j|j the best decorated C hristm tis win- senback came close behind receiving I P*n of sheep dip near the entrance in P o rtlan d M onday. addition of the town books (low of the business houses and $3 j second to the premises through which visi Mrs. S. S. P a x to n and son of m ake it much more complete. High Addition to be T T tors would be required to walk T he Music was exceptionally good j J. P ortlan d spent several days last T he combined library in the high a s ;l second prize Dedicated Dec. 18th would <ive the poultrym an trouble am ount is offered for but the janitor became so engrossed i week visiting h er folks Mr. and Mr». school building will be open for in 11,0 sa,,lf with disease, and alli«w the operator C hristm as window in the ¡,, dancing that he forgot to tend the best W . E. Pegg. P spection l ' l v. I I I *11 the H IV 1 night 11*111 V of M U the K u dedication. x M . v » . . « . . , g W ednesday, December 18, 1929, at more time for his business. Poultry Mrs. V’. A. W ood atten d ed the and will be open to the public fol- T*rlvate J ml^cs , from ,,ul ‘ I ,he furnace, eight P. M. the addition to the pre diseases are frequently spread by TJalphene Club T h u rsd ay at the lowing New Years. do ,h " *° gCt 1 — sent Beaverton High school building, travelers from ranch to ranch ami f _______________ vour Windows ready. home of M rs. W . C. C authers. recently completed, will be dedi care should he taken to prevent this lo u on Christin.is pres- T h e object of givbti the p m e * «• Kebekah Needle Club ¥ Cassins Jo h n so n left Sunday night 4* p u ,- to create local intercst and developl c ..... ., , «-•»•*'» x very int« spread for M oline, Illinois to a tte n d the ents at Brown’s Beaverton Sponsor 500 Party is heilig arranged Mr t 'hartes W al Increasing the size of th e flock up T the home spirit in a community funeral of his m other, w ho passed ntacy. * ker of the N orthw estern School of to 1500 or 2500 hens is necessary to I town. * away a t the age of 90 years Commerce, P ortland, will be the put the business on a man-sized * The Rebecca Neddie club spons Mr». J. W . B arnes is im proved a f- Beaver Chr/îter Elect principal speaker of the evening. In scale. A 700 or 800 hen flock does ored h "5(J0” card party m the I. ter an illness hist week G ificers for 1930 c lu d e d in the evening's entertain not provide steady employment for Gladys Kinnear Given O. O. F. hall Friday evening, 1J T he 1926 m atro n s will hold their T 1 rnent will be severtil musical nuin- the owner. Only by making it a tables were played. As a result of the annual election annual C h ristm as tree in P ortland Surprise Party bers by the Girl's Glee Club- P rin t full time business can the operator I Mrs. Jennie Sandstroin won t h e 1 ' I at the hom e of M rs. G eorge M. of officers of the Beaver chapter, ed program s will be distributed the hope to make a satisfactory income V I Ruby Jannsen was elected W o rthy first prize for the ladies, Mrs. L. : I Myers. night of the dedication and provide for old age. A very lovely surprise party was S tark the 2nd prize and M rs. A. i Mr. and M rs. Essex M arsh and M atro n ; L. I >. Shellanberger, W or- 4* Following the program the entire "T here is not a imultry expert in thy P a tro n ; M arion H. T albert, as- ' given Tuesday evening, Decem ber 10, \( . Kennedy the consolation. M r .’ son Juck w ere dinner guests of Mr. •4*4 high school buidling will be open for captivity" said Mr. Cosby. The and M rs. C harles M ackey T hursday sociate M a tro n ; Sam uel B. Law r- by Miss Blanche T ucker in honor A. Denholm the first m ens prize . Everyone is cordially in poultry business is changing too fast evening. ence, associate P a tro n ; M argaret Qf Mjss Gladys K innear at the home an d Mr. S. K. Rogers the 2nd and | ,ns,)CC " n vited to attend. and developing too rapidly for ex The B eaverton R adio Shop have A. Denny, secretary ; Viola Nelson, Mr ;ind Mrs L. R. H arris. Orvtal Thompson the consolation, W**> perts to develop "R reeifing ha* sold a com bination M ajestic radio to tre a su re r; A nna Sprague, Conduct- The game of “Cootie” was the Mrs. C. J. Stephens w inning the $ produced the 3H0 egg hen. S an ita Fog Force» Airplane rc ss; Vivian J. Law rence associate diversion of the evening, Mr. Ivan door prize Fred P cntz. tion aond feeding m ust accompany M etzler receiving high honors and ( Miss H iltna O lsen, of W arren , re- Conductress, T o Land in Beaverton breeding to get results. Pullets must Installation will take place. De- Mr. Leon Philips lerv. turned to h e r hom e last w eek a fte r P. T. A. M E E T S TU ESD A Y _.. grow. T hings that upset and re C hristm as m otifs were carried out \ Due to the heavy * >g* prevailing tard poultry development m ust be a week’s visit w ith h e r sister Mrs. cctncber 27 at 8 o'clock. T he pot- in the refreshm ents. luck dinner being served tit 6.30. Watson. T he A loha-H uber P T. A. meets 1 Sunday, a Boeing airplane, carrying ivoided. «.It is not reasonable to T he guest list included; Mr. and A special m eeting »will be held A son w as b orn to M r. and Mrs. Tuesday. A rrangem ents have been U. S. mad was forced to land in > xpect high production from pullet» H. T. L audcrs of B eaverton Nov- next Friday. December 20 for the Mrs. I. R. M etzler. M r. and M rs made to have Dr J. R. T albert of MoU'* ,lfld »'car Beavertc-n. Ihc that have hern undeveloped and go W ilbur W eed, Miss G eraldine S an ember the 28th. purpose of initiation. B eaverton speak. His theme »aril! "'*»• >»a * immediately transferred to into the laving house in p»>or flesh " ford. Miss K ate Belden, Miss M ary Dr. and M rs. J. R. T alb ert w ere -------------- ------ be “T he care of the Teeth". A busses and rushed into Portland, Falting, M r E rnest M asters. Mr dinner guests M onday evening of N ew Arrivals large attendance is expected. F ortunately the plane landed in mud Nev-o-M eter used Edw ard W arren . Mr. Leon Philips _____________ _ and no injury sustained. Mr. and M rs. Essex M arsh. in Treatm ents Since the heavy rains, the lum ber Among the new arrivals in this and Mr. Lynne Hughes, Turkey R a i s m g ^ Succcgg New Bank Building business has picked up some what, district »sere a daughter for Mr The lum ber com panies reporting uu- and Mrs. W allace H ansen, 1 igard, M a r r i a g e L í t e n t e » l»»“ e d _____ About Completed Dr Aggie M. Howe connected merous sales of shingles. Decem ber 10, a daughter was Ms.» B. B randtner, residing on Lake- i —— — with Dr. J H. W orley of Newberg Carl Alvin Olson, G aston and I Dr. S oren so n atten d ed the m eet- b o m to Mr. and Mrs. K ( anionzind *i is a woman doctor Dr. Howe m akes B. Liebenow, B eaverton K 2. ( w<>od road about \'A miles » a 't , of . W ork is progressing . so . rapidly . ing of the W illam ette Valley V eti- on the same day, and a boy a r- Marie M I Castle and Jesse Mae Jen- | Beaverton, has found turkey raising the new Beaverton bank building a specialty of womans diseases and narv association Ut W oodburn W ed- rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs a m ost profitable one. Out of his that officials of the l*ink hope t o 1 adm inisters electric treatm ents, steam Gaston. nesday. Gus K aufm an, Dr. M ason attended -en, both of ______________ flock of one hundred at Thanks- ‘ take possession by the 2nd of Jan- baths and massages. The Nerv-O- Mr. and M rs. A. Isler and Mis* all cases. A dta ■ saw was stolen sometime giving time, he sold over half of uary. The interior furnishings and M eter is used to locate the abso- Clara B erger, o f P o rtlan d , were dm - -*• - _ n b f r t h, 2nd 1 th e Johnny them for a very neat profit. Se»- iron grilles are all com pleted nes i M N . Hundreds ner guests of M r. and M rs. Dewey S am aritan Lodge. N< 2 of P o rt- 28 pounds. , everything in readiness for the stubborn cases have been relieved miles west cf eral of them weighed of on Davis (dace, P'S D rorbaugh S unday. land, confered In- 1 f ^ rf , I U stallation of banking fixtures. W illiam s, w ho ----- -------------- I >n a much shorter time as a result F n n k N o ,,., q m „ .11 lor . m m ie r ol n ,w I O. O can.lt- Beaverton. J. I> ,f the use of this »wonderful in* had a contract to Prices Lowered . _ 0i j . . . e r a , day," l a ,, week w i.h in .« ,- d a te , here Monday even.ne V . , . « « - n e d ,k . »»■ trum ent. at th at place. On Used Radio* Plan* drawn of unal flu from Tillamtwk, G resham T igard and cut the wcmk I Several Buildings M r and M rs. F ran k Noyes en ter- H illsboro w ere present to w itnes, T he students of the Beaverton Radio Shop haw a Ross Motor Co Sell tamed frie n d , a t th c.r hom e Friday, the degree w-ork. which proved vrry «ehoois are rejoicing over the nows Bomber «.t m ed radios in cacoBcnt Th» < Several Car» Cards an d dancing w ere enjoyed by impressive. R efreshm ent, were se ----------- th at school will be dismissed the condition, which they have priced ing p h n , drawn and are taking spe- eight of th e ir friends. la ,f r 'n rkl ' v‘ nit1~ Mr. H arris com- cificatmn» of the gro u n d s and build- ^ RoM Mofof cotnpa„ r a ff „.a 2Dth and will not be resum ed until very reasonably Mrs. W m . Roles, ag ed 71 caught ~ ~ , , . fanuarv 6th This allows them six pleted the sale of a m ajestic to J-. »"*» * * S P J * . 0” Wag an unusually good record of Rebekahs to Celebrate both h er hands in an electric '■wring E. Lahcy of Beaverton ami A. Kel- starch factory and the H au llenback! ^ n f only in M ultnoam b hut teen days of real vacation. T he R ebekahs of the Beaverton er ric e n tly and is still *n a vcr' Iner of M etzger. j '»wmill. These plans and d n e n p - in the surrounding territories. Ac are anxiously looking forw ard Ms m^ m - ' tio n i will b r filffl with th r r of 11 anil cording to their «ale sheet, W < L eaverette is back in Bi t- serious condition at h er hom e ¡n G. V. ting next T ue-day night their | and O regon S tate • ham ber of ( om- \S .... 1*t< ck of Aloha. Iia* purchased Portland. Mrs. Roles is a g ran d : is to be "Hom e lo rn - vert»« again and will have a few I re*t at his chicken ranch T he ( ounty Assessor A ssesvir ha* ha* been oeen au- au- tnerCf ¡or pur(«>se of directing m other to M rs. F ran k Noyes. H er I hi*- a Ford tu dor; U. Hoover, Aloha a nd the third anniversary , m onth Mr L eaverette >« a p n * thorized and directed by the t . unty concerns to Boaver- hands w ere so badly crushed that ng X :h t” tu d '.r; A W ym an, B eaverton, a tu- »»-ill also be celebrated near here w ith the | C ourt to levy tax against tim ber ton f the lode the d octor w as com pelled to tak fr ssional basebrdl player d o r; Raymond Cherney, M etzger, a lands to defray expenses of fire pa a number of stitch es to close th N ationals W ¡ftiow that Thyng serves L .s ' tr.J and to extend said tax a*am»t Francis F.gg Ma»h $5J 50 Scratch Muring W W eston, a » S t a r ; E. Do a , smd. tax roll for $52.50 per ton Phdne AT (N(14 at t aple* a c.'iipe and R. O. 1 f<ifer, and light lunches. H ot Pens. Brcewn's »aid property on our expense. I » touring car. th e y ear 1929. Special on H .Ilv W reath s Wc up ** th' ^ V 1 Beaverton Pharm sey Holly C . B «— . 5-W *H *" ^ .. i I Í i X 4 " • $ «i