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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1930)
>T AllGUST 2». « I EF WERTON a ENTERPRISE Mrs. J. R. F in ley of Conveyors in Ford Fiani — Passes A w a y at SSS& gïH ï IL * - V " . c ± : £ ;C * jj Lydia S. Petty was born nehr Irost, Ohio, in 1846. Died August 24 1V30, aged 84 years. She was married to lutnes R. F in ley in 18(/). To this union seven children were bom, five living a re : Alva Finley and Mrs. Charles K. Hinn of Portland; Mrs. Thomas K. Biayldck of Seattle, Wash,, and Elza E. Finlcv and Mrs. E. L. Kinnanian of Tigard; Mrs. A. E. Wilson and Mrs. E. A. Nash, deceased With her husband and family she came to Oregon in 1896 and resided at Beaver, Tillamook County, for a number of years. Some twelve years 1 » .- - were spent in Newberg, before com - 1 ing to Tigtird winch has been her home for the past fifteen years. She has been a consistent Christian pv. for a good many years, and at the time of her difath wtis an active member of the Tigard M. E. church The funeral service was held at church, Tuesday, August 26th at 2 picture ihowe two type* of conveyors In use In the Rouge Plant of the p. m Rev. Hawthorne delivered a " * ' Ford Motor Company. very comforting and appropriate i.S ENDLESS chain conveyor. sem bly line—a moving track on which j.-rmon. Services w ere* under di cars in the process of assembly went rection of W E. Pegg. three and a half to four m iles to the workmen instead of the work - long, said to he the longest in men carrying parts to the car. The i world, has Just been com pleted at assembly line, perfected in many ways, Aloha-Huber School i Rouge Plant of the Ford Motor is now used by automobile manutac jgpinj at Dearborn. M ichigan. On Opens September 8th t'lrers generally. 1 parts of Ford cars in th e proce: s The value of the couveyor In reduc I lamiiacture are transp orted from ing physical labor, in saving time, in i ¡wilding to another and com pleted School will begin September 8 at preserving system and In cutting costs the Aloha-Huber school. Parents are u are carried direct to railroad soon became apparent and its use was urged to send children the first hn (or shipment to branch assem bly extended to other purp ises about the morning so that assignments can plant. Now there are literally miles of be made. In s conveyor, which c a rrie s its conveyors of various types In the Ford i on suspended hooks, haa a daily Mr. l.ehnherr will be at the school plant. Some of them carry parts from ppaclty for 300,000 p arts weighing house from 1 o’clock until 3:30 p. m. one building to another and are care par 2.000.000 pounds. It supplants Wednesday. Thursday and Friday fully synchronized so that the parts flight cars and trucks which have the 3rd, 4th. and 5th of September. arrive at precisely the right momem jfeo used for the tra n sfe r of many He would like to have all pupils and In the exact spot where they are trts from one point to an o th er in the who have books that they wish to needed. Others transport red hot in fcrd plant gots of steel weighing nearly a tor sell and those who wish to buy In is longest con veyor o f th e m a ll is each. Still others move outgoing ship used books meet him on those after Itereiopment of the Ford p o lic y t h a t noons. All parents who wish to ments. —thing should be d one b y m a n u a l consult about pupils books and stud If it were not for the conveyors, ac ■tor that could b e tte r b e d o n e by ies will find him there. cording to officials of the Ford Com :lne. There has been no new text books pany, mass production would not be | h the early days of his manufactur- adopted for this year so the only I career, Mr. Ford devised the as possible on its present scale. books required are those caused by i grade promotions. i .MBB ■j -i »< 1 COEV 5 Î > v v v v v v v v ,fr^*I<>hv,r v *H* v v v v v v v ,Y~v HAZELDALE ALOHA NEWS T igard , A u gu st 1 4 rv-*- PAGE SOON V V ’ I’ V T T T V V V V V V V V V V V V V Y 3 HU EON Betty Buchanan has received the Mrs J. H. F.llerson was surprised registration of copyright from W ash ington. D. C. oi her lust poem ‘'V a by the Ladies of the Rebekah lodge of Beaverton Friday . ■ rjirag in cation Days.” honor of her 70th birthday. Mrs. Sanford Rogors of Aloha presented A delightful birthday party was given August 23, Saturday, in honor; her with a lodge pin. Threshing is over in this neighbor hood (.'has. Van Klecks wheat went iw du shelt to the acre, Herman Met- zentine walks off with the prize as he had a piece that went 75 bushels to the acre. Can you beat that. of Betty Buchanan. A lovely time ] Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carlton HazeKkilc school will open Sep was enjoyed by all. Guests present ' are the proud parents of a baby tember 8 with Miss Cuire McTeague were; Florence and Gladys Trachsel, ' daughter born Aug 19 at Wilcox Catherine) and Dorothy Markovich, as teaeher. Cooper Mountain school . Memorial llosp.iai. D.. Mason was opens the same day with Miss Anna Jean and Dorothy Lewis, Marcy the attending physician. Morrison, Eva Wolfe, Pearl Dud Bauutinn as teacher and Roscdale school opens next Tuesday with Miss ley, Jean Sivard, Rosalie Reed, E s Last Sunday Hiteon neighbors ther McKeown, Mildred Twohy and1 Jean Smith as teacher. journeyed to the Lily Tomi near Ruth Kearney. Dayton where the day was enjoyably Many Cooper Mountain residents spent picnicing and visiting with Mr. attended the limerai of Roy F Smith and Mrs. Chas. Willett who used to Rev Tom Kirkland of Astoria, w ill! v jio died, at Whipple lnterturnt live here. The following families fill the pulpit of th e ' Recdville church was held at Crescent Grove Sundav. , were represented, E. D. Hite, J. W. ne v; Sunday, while Rev. Pratt con Meats, H. Metzentine, A Peterson, ducts the services in tha Astoria Mrs. Ada Bussleir of Portland was Roy Bacon, Lenti Olson, Geo. An chi:; Eh the guest of Mrs. Ellcrson last derson and Chris Christensen. week. Mrs. Ruth Huffman, of Los An Miss Fli/abeih Strutheis spent the geles, California, stopped over Sun Mr and Mrs. Raph Carey, M. F. past week at Ocean Park with the day at the G. A .Smith home, lour ing the past week Miss Kiffington Ayers and Mr. and Mrs Raymond Geo. Springer family of Capitol Hill. tuul Miss Fish of East Grand Fork Heard drove up the Columbia high1- Mr. Wm. F. Campbell and son Minti., were also guests at the Smith wav Sunday and panicked at Fugle Robert of Husutn, Wash. , were Creek. home. callers here Sumkiy. Mr. and Mrs. Mux Berger and Joe Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wheaton and Henry and Archie Davies spent a Mr and Mrs. C. E. Carr all of spent last week at Yachat. Mr. delightful week at the beach with Sp kaue, Wash., were Saturday ev- and Mrs. Bert Roberts and family Grandma Olson enmg callers at the T. A Emerson of Portland were in charge of the farm during their absence. home. Hiteon school will begin Sept. 8 Miss Alice Blooinquist spent last with Miss Enschede our former Mr. tind Mrs. Arthur Anderson, teacher again in charge. Portland, and Paul Hagg, Tigard, week with friends at Olympia Wash visited at the David Hugg home, Word was received of the arrival Mr. and Mrs. Hilan I’iscr and Sunday. family of Molalki were guests of of a baby girl at the Karl Peterson home in Portland. Wes Raney' and family Sunday. J. S. Coward and family have made their final departure for Tacoma, La Vcrn Scott who has spent the Mrs. A. P. Green and family of where Mr. Coward has accepted a Lents spent Sunday with her sister, summer at the Strirther home re position. The community is indeed Mrs. Tom Miller. turned to his home last Sunday. sorry to see this family leave their Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kinken and midst as both Mr. and Mrs. Coward Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Robinson are very active in social and school are parents of a son born August children spent Sunday at their for affairs. mer home near Lyons, Oregon. 24. C. L. Roy and wife spent a m ost' Asa Griffits spent enjoyable day Suntkiy at Balnf Grove j Monday in Stattlc. Sunday callers at the Coleman home vv^is Wm. Kuffels, of Portland. Sunday an ! Harrv Sidwcll is after a short visit at The Dalles. back in Aloha with his family TIGARD. ' The average man wins an argu- I tnent with his wife about as often ----------- j as a flivver wins one with a fast The A. W . Buchanan family tire . . . . . .. _ I express train. home after a two weeks vacation at 1 rincipal H, S. Nedry of the Shcr- i---- ■ « . ...................... the beaches. wood schools, has resigned his posi-1 tion to enter the U. S. Indian Ser HARDWARE Frank Gloss, who has been touring | vice as Principal of a new school near Santa Fe, New Mcrico.. lfc Southern Oregon was taken suddenly | Plumbing and Heating sick on the road and relatives found received his appointment last Stitur-| day and has left for his new position it necessary to go south and bring F. W. BISHOP him home. Mr. Gloss is improving * P h o n * 2003 B eav erton , Or. t Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Nielsen have nicely and will soon be around again, j returned from an extended visit uear Calgary, Canada. I. S. Sidwcll is the proud owner of a new De Soto Six. Mrs. Edith Strom entertained at % LUNCH COUNTER 13 IP J Development it j : ltion Of Beaverton Enterprise Telling b y W o r d an d P ic tu re th e S to r y o f th e T u a la tin V a lle y Watch for this Big Publication-i-li Will Set the Valley Talking Reserve Copies at Enterprise-:-NOW ? 1 ; I i . i i - h j . dinner last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. and H. A. Morrison and family ino- Claus Pearson and sons, Arthur and torqd to Blue Lake Sunday and Harry of Montana, Mr. and Mrs. A. BILLARD PARLOR enjoyed a pleasant time. Peterson and sons Carl and Jtick, MAPES & SON and Mrs. C. 11. Watson and daughter ln Manning Building Guv Carr and .M. M. Wcisen- Nancy May of Portland. Lunch at All Hours b*ck spent Sumkiy fishing on the Trask river and report a poor catch The E. L. of C. E. swimming |wrty on Wednesday night was a huge Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Emerson were success consi lering the number of dinner guests at the« home of Mrs hot dogs consumed Other social V .W .W .W s V A V .V A '.V .V .W Emerson’s sister Mrs. A. H. H aul parties are being planned for the A U BR EY L. FLETCH ER ing and husband in Portland. future. It is hoped that the kirge Attorney at Law skating jtirtics of former years will Mrs. C. J. Sticknev was in Port- be started soon so ask any Christian Beaverton .Oregon kind on Sunday visiting with relatives F.ndeavorer if you can ‘‘go along.” Office «with Beaverton Realty Co. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holtz have re-! On Wednesday August 20th Mr Special attention given to oonunerckal turned., to their home in Aloha.: and Mrs. Cl« m Blakncy, accompanied The! counle have been in Eugene for hv Benny Larson picked huckleber accounts, conveyancing real property the past three months, where Mr. ries just above Mirror lake. The and the settlement of estates. ; Hotz has been employed. Blakncy s picked about 8 l/ gallons , V .’.V .V A V .W .V .V A W V W M and Bonny 5 quarts. They report Mr. and Mrs. Erick Wagner that the berries arc not verv plcnti- j motored., to Castle Rock Sundav ful this year. ‘.V .V .V .V .,.V .1.V .V .V ,V .W .V . where they spent the day with Mrs. Wagner’s brother R. E. Settlemicr Among the several picnics held in and funiilv. the W y-East Grove was that of the Mazamas, which was in the form of The Hugh Lewis family motored ait old fashioned picnic. The Port- FIR ST CLASS to Silverton Sunday. uomah Rabbit and Fir Breeders as PLUMBING A HEATING sociation, on August 17th with 74 present and last Sunday 12 Scouts Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Thoms and Don« for a Small Amount Down family made a trip to Yakima on and their parents met at the grove Friday and returned homo Monday for a pleasant day. Balance Monthly I J MMr 4, H r t . * F. A. NOYES Call Mrs. P. E. Lewis and Mrs. John Visitors at the Fliscnbriss home on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Abner Owen have just returned from a trip Beaverton 3303 to Victoria and Vancouver, B. C , Erskins of Portland. They report a wonderfu trip and a V .V W W M W A V / A W W N kit. and Mrs Geo. W- Hoyle and swim in the English bay. - . 1 T j « —a— -■ ■■—rv ^ _ ■ m Mr. and MrS Herbert Axstd and son Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Heisler ara the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » Marvin visited with the l.owrys and enjoyed a delicious ocean feed Sum proud parents of a new baby. Good Bargains in ing a two weeks vacation at O cean-, RADIOS J. If Vasbinder suffered the mis side. fortune Monday morning of cutting •t a large H. A. Lowrv and wife are enjoy his hand and sustaining BEAVERTON RADIO CO. ing a two weeks vacation at Ocen- bump on the head. or Phone 930] Geo. Noyes and wife of Portland Buy spent Sunday evening with the W. 1. Noyes family and C. W. Noyes. Mrs Davis of Beaverton also spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Noyes A shower was given at the home i>f Mr. and Mrs W. Ruchil Friday afternoon in honor of their daugh ter. Mrs. Florence Schurnoff. Mrs. Mi. W. Hatfield of Salem ' who has spent the summer at the J. E. Ramsey has sold his prop home of her step-daughter, Mrs. i C. E. Barker, is visiting her nephew erty to J. T . Turner of Tigard. C R. Woods and family at Hood One rotten egg doesn’t spoil th e ! River. whole dozen, unless you scramble them. Mrs. M. F. Johnston of F.sta- i cad a, is visiting at the home of her 1 parents in Aloha. Mr. and Mrs Nero Model Youth at Firat Johnston hu\e been attending the U. The emperor Nero when he first a*- ¡of Washington at Seattle during the eended his throua was an extremely summer term. kind nn | tender heurte»! young mini, hating by nature to «mise anvlnxly The Bonlokke house is being re pain, sod trained by the human« Sen- painted. eea to respect the Dies and liberilo* of all men. He was the true grnn«1s<'n Mr. and Mrs Harry P rice were in of the large hearted Germanlcua. on a Portksnd recently. the Idol of the Itomnn people; nn«J neithe* the pltMe-sness nf tils mot lief A new barn and machine shed are nor the brutality ««f his father wer* ' being erected by M*. Heed of the yet to he ouiul In hi* character.—Th# : Reedville Investment company south Mentor W zrld Truieler. of Reedville. ■fr>H I ’H o e a New Radio or For Your Old One Service same price * FOR OVER / 40 YEAR» 2f ounces for 2 5 cents pure BAKING W v POWDER pr/zcienf IT * D O U BLE A C T IN G . ft
