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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1930)
RF a VF-RTON FRIC ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, JUNE C, H30 ¡“ Junior be run off. Baseball, ba>ktt k D a y ” Schedule« J v lb \ ball, tennis and ther .¡, J at Jantzen F.each will have their inning in this 1 and fx| ' rin t" rti'"vtr the use «>f St. Vincent* hospital Sunday, C o n t r a c t A w a r d « ! i o t his eyev-'Ht again Dr Markten has where »he will undergo treatment ^ | | C o n c re te P a v in g real sports And, if dad and 1 ---------- been attending him. ' ior iicurio*. „ H o a r! , they may come also l0 Evalyn Gillinore, of Lake Kca<V f Mr*. Fred Obnstead i* ill at her vD vanyon The dream of Kiddome coru es true event, and like the children wiiij 13378616 j next Saturda y when Jatzcu beach admitted at <|K' fell laut week from a swing break home. ■ - **■'<*« ^ ing both bone* in her right leg. j Mis* A|ice Johnson is spending , , . , serves to eac h boy and girl a com o’clock, but they will receive no >-, plintentary st fip of tickets that is rides. lirin k lO T in i r n L- K r)can and N,r ,,hilli»’‘ H*n ,! |,e, summer vacation at Condon. AU thrc* me,"bcrs of tht the past week en.l at VewiKirt ,, 7 U . n « „ J o i Multnomah county coimiuss.oaers good for rides in the famous million l U l i R u IA D L l O U( w „ „ „ . h.«h a “ ' ,“ 2 . M r. <•" re.'T.I Friday f o » « <™ | dollar playground. HILLSDALE Once each wear the management o m .u e —j -arguments S. II Lawrence Jattended ^the , , . 1 — »ii^-onerete cun- of Jantzen beaedi opens its gr.tes at cation with his parenis Eastern Star meeting at Gresham ! they awarded the all-concrete con- Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Thom,,, ------- ---- ^ • « | 8 o'clock in the morning and until r a t 1 1 to ------- Helen .Mills of Beaverton, grad- Mr and Mrs. Shay. Cora True and Tuesdav evening. Mr. Shellenbergcr 1 i tract 1. —. L. Young of Marshfield. __ 0 ». • • • e high noon rides are given free. and son spent the week Young submitted the lowest bid of uates in the June class at Mon- F-lla Johnson, of The Dalles were $181,422.97 for this type of paving. However, it has been found from Newport and Seal Rock. They mouth Normal. in Town Friday to attend the gradu- was the speaker o the evening. at the Robert Met V. A. Wood and wife visited Port Retndcntl of Washington county past experience that from 15,000 to guests cottage. A marriage license was issued in a,',,n txl rnst's 20.000 children take part in this Portland this week to Samuel M.j Dewey Drorbaugh and hrnest Ber- land Chapter O. E. S. Tuesday even were well represented, and said it The jieopleof Hillsdale and vice. event and it is necessary to keep ing and witnessed the initiation cere w'ould be a mistake to use anything Lord of Beaverton and Bessie Davis « r »pent several days recently in are looking forward to tl the ride» agoing until 4 in the af mony of Miss Mation Cauthcrs for of Portland eastern Oregon, fishing. but concrete. plays to be put on at the sch Mr. Young also has the contract ternoon to take care of all those The funeral of Mrs. Barbara B ar-1 kulh De" ny Wit Sunday to visit mer resident of Beaverton. house Friday evening by the Fjji Misses Helen and Georgiann* from the state for paving the road who want to ride. ron aged «>. wa, held Tuesday h" aunt' Mrs UlhcrX ,n Ss,,C"' . 'Junior Day” at Jantzen beach is President, club of Richny nd scbrij Portland attended the r in Washington county, connecting from the Pegg Chapel Rev. Spring-1 Mrs. Jean Me Breen, accompaniol Kerns of also a day of real sports. At 10 There will be a candy sale hy her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. R graduation exercises last Friday. : .......... .. ......... The program is under the auspic cr in charge with interment in the Mcl.ean has gone to Vancouver and o’clock James Burke will be master Mr and Mrs Guv Carr, Mr. am! "■tl’ t*1c ( an>on road. . Crescent Grove Cemetery. She is Briti>h Columbia for a two weeks Mrs. W. Weed, Dr. and Mrs. R. Harry Devereaux, ex-city engineer of ceremonies in the mammoth Jant • f the Parent-Teacher Mrs. R. C. Thompson entertiiaJ survived by 3 sons. Welsh spent the week end at Dej«e “ Eugene, is Mr. Young s super zen sw'imming pools, where heated, stay. intendent. Over 2D0 people attended the re crystal like water, makes an excel with a Bridge luncheon \\ V , f M.rs. Inez Whitworth and d.'"'ch- ception Saturday night at Hazeklal ter Eva. and Earl Evans spent Dec lent outdoor sport for holding the for Mrs Vivian Bolton ot Antt, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Smith and for Mr, and Mrs. K. C. Doty. \ oration day on Clear creek near “Junior” championships of the year. Oregon. Her guests were Mrs L TIGARD. children of Portland spent Friday number of I. O. O. F\ and Re- Entries will be taken at the pool L. Rrown, Mrs. Grant B. t' .,1 Gales Creek. evening at the George J. Smith bekahs from Beaverton attended. for these events. New champions Mrs. Frank Foster. Mrs. Bendix Mr. and Mrs. Win. Engleke and home. Mrs. Dougal Grier, Mrs Virgil ^ David C. Hiestand, uged 39 years, Dr. G. H. Feese of Portland will son Robs and Mr. and Mrs. Gil- will be announced. Essex Marsh, wife and son, Jack ton and Mrs. D. L. Larkins. ......... „ . ' ' B- •**------ , . *',C .k of Tigard, passed away May '.1st Then at high noon, when all preach at the Methodist Church key, Mr. and Mrs. Krough and Mrs Eugene two days this wreck. h e . leaves . a _ wife, Belle, r „ ii ,. fa th e r of o children are supposed to be inside father were in — ----- — next Sunday morning. Jane Bradley spent Decoration Day Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith en- *‘c “ ----• N. Fujimoto, of Gresham has pur joyed Sunday in Corvallis visiting H and Zulo, Helen ILestari., the gates, there will be a gigantic New York has a fruit short% in Albany. chased an fliternational Truck and fric-ti<ls Portland, brothe- of Mrs. Kate Fitch parade. Does this mean another bun^j Mis* Edith W'atts ha* gone to L. A. Christensen, of R. 1 Sherwood Then at 2:30 the track e>ents will song? ... ... . . , , q , , of Nebraska, John Hiestand, of lVle- Southern Oregon for her health She • of , Montana. , ’ a Fordkoii Tractor from Otto Erick ., Milion .. Boring, , . student .. at the/S 1 tate • , ":*tc. and , ; less will remain through the summer. Normal .. ,, ., ... be . ani>:>nii son Company. . . . ."school . »pent »1 the . 1 week \i__ end m Nii^s , Edna j*rewing will Don Meritt, son of Mr. and Mrs. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. th< se to receive . • dijilomas a: Mon- “ D. C. Howard has a new Hupmu- t has. Meritt, who resides on the bile car. mouth Normal this month. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. T hotnpson, Beavrrdam. was found dead in a i Mr and Mr* W H. Powel an! R A Twi, s hag rcntcd his hllUS# Pittsburg, Penn., spent Tuesday with field this week. (iaiighter, Frances and Mrs J S. in thc Hoffavbcr tract te Art The Majestic G-27 tube is still his sister Mrs. Beach, who has not Younger spent last Friday evening a, Livcngood of Ncwberg. He i, e.n- seen them for about six years. Mrs. burning in the window, of th<- the H R. Nelson home, attending! ^ by ,he YamhiH Electric Corn- Beaverton Radio Shop. The tube H. W. Merrill of Portland, will ac exercises., r “**z« ^ ---- wjl] ---- ^ ie high Minn school »•••— • graduation »----. has already burned over HM* hours the 1 - 1 1 . . » . . M H n n i P I Company outside work at Tigard. company them to Proso, Utah and and is to be burned until unm completely cmni»rcir.j Guests at thc B. C. Tallntan Home on to Salt I.ake where she will join out. A complete set of tubes will be R. A. Twiss spent several days Sunday were Mr. and Les- her husband. given the ,'person estimating the u.r Tallman of Rvderwood, w a 'h . with his son Frank Twiss at Mult Miss Evalyn Alexander appeared in nearest number of hours this tube u Qn n F'riday rnuay Rowell « " - o s ..----- __ returning Monday morning I allnian and baby nomah i t ----- U v m n a recital Wednesday ill Portland, were at the II. C. Tallman 4*>me ;r iKard with her class under Miss Buelah will burn. Gordon Spear with his wife and c W Noyes just received word Jeanne Maylo Fanmons, daughter Cheevcr. Several Beaverton folk children of Palmer called at the from Mr Harn.f ^ Market Knud of Alton Emmons, of Portland will heard her. Spear home on Friday evening. englneer statiilK tha, he and the Miss E nmia Schrader, of Mon be a fairy on the queeen float at the Mrs Joe KeHer left Ihursday * o r C| eommi.rioner. pnd road ap- mouth Normal was at home over junior Rose Festival Saturday June Bntish Columbia, where she w 11 wou,d be at TiKard. next 7th. on Sandy Blvd. at 2 o’clock. the week end. Visit for several weeks with In r Monday noon and wai|| to thl. Peter Siita has traded his two Mrs. S. R. Emmons is in charge of mother, Mrs. Hanson. business men at that time in re- acre farm on Farmington road for the coronation lservices at Grant High The members of the Nttzaronc, Kard to bringif1(< , hf Beaverton and School bowl The members 01 ms *>— 1 p r o iu . — — »e. a grocery store in Milwaukic. He * * --- •*---*• Beverly Spear spent the past week hurcl, gave a party Thursday ev-n- jTigard road the shortest distance to will take possession of the store im > ml with l.va Barker of l.atourtll welcome their new pastor, they will meet at C. W. mediately. I*“!'*. ^ cv> pait. I Noyes office. VV F.. Met loskey and N. J. Sk« e Warren is very ill at 1 The n.u_ c;iv,.r motored lo Corvallis Sunday <>n Mrs W silver ti;l at the Congrcga-j C. W. Noyes, received word from J. B. Lilly — at *— Los Angeles, that he fier children from var- roni var-i . chUiyb Thursday in u rsu ay aiternoon — ......— -----• Z,L ----- „ her home business * 1 1 j ... *' . “ —z . • I---- miA ttended by a large numbei will be in Tigard, on June 6th, 1930 St. Cecilia church are sponsoring i(*vi h parts of the state are with her « Mrs B J Erickson, of S p o k a n e .j-« ^ naW,o„. Pk' rs$ J. ¡on a business enterprise. a baza.u and dinner on Sunday Wash , visited at the John Lundgren pji Kbcr ^ rs VVilliam McKdl and | Fdsie Reeser sold five acres to June 15th ^ luiiet Carter were thc hostes'es Rrvenna C. W’hitson of Portland, Dr. Hctu and wife, and Mrs. W. home over the week end and at a|jd ^fr s Van Meter are now . Miss Whitson has moved into the Miller, Miss llrtu and I. W tended tlie graduation exercises. Ruth ' ^ v-cuiivinii tht Mason house on Thomas house at Tigard, where she § g u r >.¡.(111 the w ' ek end .it < 1 > 1 Lundgren is their niece. Beach ' John Summers istrapidlv recovering ^ ,.i(Si)n streej will reside until she has built her ¿Beach ™ Miller, who has been suffer from a siege of »mallpox and Mrs ‘ ^ ^ petcb will honw which will be five rooms, and rom an injury to his eyes m i s Summers is able to be upf again aftei . r a' v ’. m .ke their house , will cost in the neighborhood of ¡j k, , io from This property is on the )y flic* Iiulit 1 n»m an electri r i r t n iv. s rveral o n ««■ days u a j » illness »mi% .-».■» machine is improving rapidly Mis Robert Summers was taken on Mr Tuesday. W est Sidi Pacific Highway across and Mrs. Henry Stavi Ilo and B R A IN S ! Engineering brains,exec* . . . , eona Merlo of S m I mnciaco Up from the Grange hall. Mrs. Elsie Reeser v/ill be re- visitmv at the Im m e of th e ir n a i th e r utive brains, financial brains, mer Merto for tor a a month. uw».... , irembered as having charge of the Mrs. A. Merlo The Rrbekah Needle Work club, telephone office here for years and chandising brains — the brains that were entertained on Thursday by ¡she now resides in Woodburn. built the Dodge Brothers car and the Miss Whitson will sell part of this Mrs. Joe Bush. land to her uncle J. B. GeF.r, of Carl Hughson and wife spent the D odg e Brothers reputation have weekend at the home of their par- Portland, who will improve same created the Entirely New Durant. nt*. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hugh son and build a house there. C. W. 1 Mrs. • F. M. Lassiter i* visiti tf Noyes handled the deal.: ♦This is the car that A . I. Philp and Co. has The West - Coast - Telejihone friends in o Beaverton. iciuis m t,.v .v - • * £o. Mrs M C. McKercher has been | rented a store in thc Johnson his associates have wanted to build confined to her home for several building and established cn office there. There are several men work- ever since they took the control of days with an absessed ear W. R. VanKleck, wife and daugh ng and a stenographer. Their of- Durant more than a year ago. Into ter Cathcryn spent Sunday at the tice is a busy one ami brings lots of new faces to Tigard. I.. L. Laswell home in Portland. it they have built b e a u ty , p o w e r, Biclman Motors car sales for the! Monday A. P. Talent and daugh month of May: Barker & Palmer.1 ter drove to the beach and brought sp ee d , com fort, e a se of co n tro l, Beaverton, truck; Geo. Daly, Port 'es. Talent and son Dewey heme ruggedness— value far beyond any land, tudor sedan; A. 1. Extrom, with them. They had beer, away a Portland, tudor sedan; W. A. Smith, week. thing ever offered b efo re.♦ R id e in Beaveirton, C. fcickup; J. C. J. F.. Ramsey who was renting the this fine new automobile. Drive it Guyer, Portland, fordor sedan; Roy Lewis building in Tigard has moved 1L. Smith, Aloha, roadster; Jimmie into *he building formerly owned Let it prove to you the surpassing Jamcison, Beaverton, tudor sedan; byj. H. Yeager, who moved his Flarry K. Johnson, Beaverton, Std. family to Sunny side. Washington. motor car value that Durant offers. coupe; Leo Quaid, Beaverton. Std. Mrs. Stone who was running the coupe; Fred iLoslie, Beaverton, fordor Olalla Coffee Shop, has rented the sedan; D. A. Shearer, Beaverton, (has, Huen/fer house, formerly oc | tudor sedan; Arthur Gould. Beaver- cupied by Lewis Heckett, who I ton, tudor sedan; Gertrude Reeves, moved to Aloha. 'Cedar Mills, tudor sedan; F. R lohnson, Beaverton, (* C Itruck; USED CAR SALE Albert D. Palmer, Beaverton, fordor • edan; A W. Matteson, Beaverton, 3 window fordor CHEVROLET 1*» COUPE— WEST PORTLAND One of onr customers wanted a sedan, so hr traded in his low mileage, practically new and Mrs C. R Lewis spent car. Smart lines, a handsome thi re d.i\ s c't l ist week at Cutlet blue duco finish; new car de- City and N I Thcv 1 R ( ac- pcndibikty ami pcPfonnance. , [ companied by Ghant Lewis. Mi Sold "with an O. K. that [< 1 Lewis’ father who in visiting here counts’’ for only $SJS. Down I ! They report the drive very beau payment $180. I; ; t.ful at this time with R' rgeou Rhodendron M M M aloug NEWS NOIES OF r/\ D W llTAR fQ . ..i&'stB.....s a dÄrsSÄÄSÄ THIS Daily Delivery j 500 lb Book $4.00 Ice Obtainable at Store at Any Time Day or Night ¡¡ the Highway ¡ summer hi'ine of her brother M. L I H I M eConnell on the Saudv Rvver ca I the Mt Hood Loop Rood. i Beach’s M arket Phone Beaverton 2552 B e a v e r to n , O r e g o n PHONE IN YOUR ORDER Five Cl Count fi' count yo I company I nient *s Her line, These C ncwspai,er Tigard S I A’.oha Ne' We g>ve y with ever work. E to Rawlir Portland^ FOR i I IF YOl' I come hei home and to render & BLAK .NTTURE at Yamhill DANCE—At house ever the auspit Checking, A. C Atto (Gen 712 Swetland und AT Portland, AUTO BC AUTO BODY enption. Our will WINTLE BRoadwuy 8233 AU MACKIN’S AU “EVLRYTH1N( FOR AN 19th an« Bhwy. 2312 AUT( AUTO l.OANS- QLTICK SER CONTRA Payments O’H, m o to r fu 5 W. Cot. Grand AUTO V |i > Mrs l i t ' spent Saturday at the I CHEVROLET l>24 COACH — This is one of our O. K. used cars that is a nughty fine value. Thoroughly recondition ed, good rubber, original finish Trade your presnnt ear in for I The small son of Mr. and Mrs. down payawnt. Easy tern» on Il Lewis McGrath fell from tJsr rail- the balance. l i n g of West Portland bridge on his way home from school and suffered severe lacerations of the head. CHEVROLET 1 » LANDAU Twenty-five stitches were required SEDAN—This car has Had ac to close the cuts. ception ally fine care and is a The Parent-Teacher association b ffne automobile. Good tires, sponsoring a card party the evening original finish, beautiful up of June 18th to raiae funds to paw holstering. Motor and running the expenses of the 4-H boy and girl gear in good condition. Said the association is sending to Corval with with au O. K. that counts lis Both Bridge and Five Hundred $165 down and easy terms on will be fbyed. There wiB he prises and refreshments Mrs. C B. Lear is the ehairmaa of the ee . assisted bv Meadame* E. J J i H . Baaendnk. T. WorreB m i E. J Ls~S~: OTTO ERICKSON Beaverton, Oregon .
