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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1932)
c B f.W K K T O .V r aus « ..... - joying a vacation at Seaalile, leav-' Thursday with their sister Mrs. R. ¡day Friday evening ■ I n I If a * M I r T ir o |\J M l A / » Ad T f ln<* for the COMt Saturday t0 b« ; M M iner. m - F R ID A Y . J U L I E N T E S P R IS E It was . ut 1. 1982 al>a| . gone until after the 4th of July Klwood Blown is spending sev- anniversary. holidays. leral days a. Suimymde, Wash, vis- i Mrs H h t I h s , M i s . And* M ■ Mrs. Manley Underhill Is spending1 iting his friend Wilbur Yea„er. Mrs. Yarbrough and children and -------------------------- a week at Albany visiting relatives. Mrs. Ed Conley and son Jack Mr and Mrs. Hadley spen last A1 McCloud suffered painful in- j Mrs. H. O. Stipe went to Gear-j went to Eugene Tuesday for a Tuesday at the Lewis river. Wash juries last week when he pierced hart Friday to spend several days visit with relatives Mr and Mrs. John Whitlock were C llllU II OF THE NAZAR EVE CHURCH OF C H R IS 1’ his left leg with a pitchfork while witlh her daughter Mrs. Ruth Mer- Mr. and Mrs. Karl Joliff re Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Ava S. Adams, Minister G. W. Springer, Pastor working on the Bill McCallum place sereau at that place. She returned turned Thursday from Corvallis Chas*. Brown. Phone 10903 H. Engleman received cuts to Tuesday. after a few days visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. E J. Mann of De- J**e ian Endeavor society enjoyed a Sunday School at 9:45, Mrs. Flora his left arm and elbow in an auto Mrs. Lulu Dodson returned from i Mrs Viola Talbert of Marysville, pot Bay are Beaverton visitors, accident Saturday. the beach Monday much improved . Washington, is making a visit with Leland Shaw is seriously ill with sP|endid fellowship w ith the Con- Williams, supt.Classe* for all ages. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stivers of in health. her son and daughter-in-law. Dr. inf lama tory rheumatism at a Port- KreKat'onal >oung people at t. e ice Miss W illyla Bushnell, of Eugene, cieam social to which they were who is here to conduct the Daily Route 1 are being felicitated on the Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Miller accom-[and Mrs. Talbert, ¡land hospital. I invited Tuesday evening They plan Vacation Bible School will speak to birth of a son June 23rd. Dr. C. panied by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wag to return the courtesy in the near the children at 10:45. E. Mason was the attending physi-' ner , of Portland, drove to Agate HUBER H AZELD ALE NEW S ! ^uture- clan. beach Sunday after a game of golf, j * . . . . I Morning worship at eleven o'clock . -------- I ----------- : Th* Sunday School rejoice. ,n an Ju> t by Migg Esthef Hoiter and Walter Larson and family of Los They spent the day on the beach ___ ____________ _ __ Ladles Auxiliary of Huber Com- Mr and Mrs. Julius Gassner and at.endance which has kept them m Migg A|ttia Herr Angeles visited their parents, Mr. returning at _____ a late _____ hour. and Mrs. A. F. Larson during last. Mrs. J. A. Miller Is'able to be up merclal club held their monthly Mrs. E. W. Livermore visited their ,he 'end in the Attendance contest Peoples meeting a- seven week. Mrs. E. D. Agnell enter- again after a weeks confinement to °®rd party Sa.urduy June 25. Nine- brother Tony Gassner, in Seaside Hillsboro. . . . k Mis onarv commitle.- in ¡d teen tables were were playing. playing. First First lover the week week. end. end. Mr. Mr. Gassner Gaasner is is Next Next Tuesday Tuesday is is Missionary Missionary meet- meei- ' ' . . .. . tained her brother and family at her bed on account of an infected over the prixe was won by Mrs. J. Kemmer, recoveing from a severe masooid inK and aid combined Every lady 0 a l*r® M i « ' P\Hnn * ' t , 1 dinner at the Heathman hotel dur- leg. third Mrs 'operation. interested in missionary work is in o c ’<Y ' ° ^nJ. , * ing their stay. j Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lloyd of Cul second Mrs. Berger, Several people from here attended vlted. It is not necessary that you Homeland in the Sky illustrated by Walter Lai non and family enjoyed ver Clty. Calif., spent several days Larson Mens first prize was won e “■ member of the church. A poi a chaik drawing by i “ . a trip around Mt. Hood loop Sun- this wepk sP*nt visiting at the home by Mr McConnell, second by Mr the Steamboat Veterans celebiation : H luck dinner will be served Louie, the conveited Indian, will day. There were fifteen relaitves of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson. Tuesday Graves, third Mr. Mapes. The La at Champoeg Park last Sunday services preach bo.h morning and evening. day. There were fifteen relatives accompanied by Mrs. Nelson and d'es Auxiliary gave a play called Those who spen. the day there There will be regular , nl._ver services Wed nice picnic ^Inner*was^servedf ^abo vei Mrs O. A. Powel, of Portland, tney “ A Mock Wedding." After the re- were Mr and Mrs W P. Brooks, next Sunday both morning and ef ^ t o'clock Government Camp j drove around the Mt. Hood loop, freshments dancing concluded the Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Griffitts, Mr. andi evening. Mrs. Ves Bany, and Mr. and Mrs. | that evening they were entertainedi evenings entertainment. Walter Ijarson and family have, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mr Miller from Sauck, Wash. Matt Bloomquist. Tobin, assistant to Archbishop Ed- PRIMARY VOTE CAST motoi-ed back to I sjs Angeles after Allyn. at lnn' Mr. 1 *' and Mrs. H. R. Nelson bas been visiting his brother L. Mrs. Herbert Barnes of Ocean ward D Howard, will speak on LESS THAN H0'¿ a pleasant eight-day visit with his and Erma were also dinner guests Miller for the past week. Lake, is visiting her parents Mr. -The Church and War.” President parents Mr. and Mrs A F. Larson. of the Allyns the same evening Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Larson were and Mrs C. P. Syverson .Levi T. Pennington, Pacific col- Salem. July 1 In spi-e of the Drs. Heisley the Osteopathic phy Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd left for their hostesses at a luncheon last Wed- Mr and Mrs. Tom Miller and! iege, Newberg. ‘“The President's jnlerest ^ne-ated by numerous lo- sicians and surgeons of Portland, licme In California by the coast nesday. Those present were Mr. family spent several days last w eek, proposal for Drastic Reduction and Beaverton and Forest Grove, have route leaving Tuesday afternoon. and Mrs C. Poison, from Powell at Netarts. tWhat We Should Do About it." Dr. cal and district contes s, ess ian been pleased with the patronage of The marriage was announced last Raymond Walker, pastor of the a 60 per cent vote was cast in he Mr. and Mis. C. J. Bielman and Valley and daughters Ellen, Jean the dis- . family accompanied by O. Hagoes . . . people __ , in the . Beaverton .. and Lillian. Mrs. A. Ross. Mrs. week by Mr and Mrs Chris Mur- First Congregational church, Port- May primaries, according to the of- expect to continue Indef- attended a funera| at Bucoda, W ash A. Ek and children, Clarence Irene phey of their daughter. Cecelia. ¡an(j, "Boots Hill and the Preven- ficial tabulation of the vote by sev inately or as long as the people Sunday and Jeanette, Mrs. George Lind and to Roy Smith of Jacktown. A group ;ion 0f War." eral counties in the office of Sec here desire their services. ! j oe Keller returned Wednesday 8on* Mrs. Harry Johnson and of friends gave them a chivaree retary of State Hoss this week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cruise of ,>venjnK after a weeks business trip 1 daughters Helen tand Dorothy. Thursday evening of last week. EXAMINATION OPEN FOR Portland were guests of Mr. and to Idaho M™- A. Anderson and daugh _________________ MEDICAL TECHNICIAN Mrs. Charles Mackey Tuesday even- IjewlH stalk Is slowly recovering ters, Helen and Ruth from Port ,n* from a stroke, which he suffered land, Mrs. Wickstrand and Arthur Champoeg to Have 1 The United S.ates Civil Service Mr. and Mrs. Essex Marsh and Sunday. “nd Bennett TwO-Day Celebration J Commission has announced that Jack Marsh. Mr. and Mrs Leslie | Evelyn and Ruby, daughters of Donald Smith from Portland, is, ¡until July 19 it will accept appli- McCloud and Morris William spent j Mr. and Mrr. Wayne Rice nre un- «pending a few days visiting Elmei j -------- (cations for Che position of Medical the week end at Arcadia Park on dergoing a seige of whooping cough Larson. | _ .... _ .. . Technician (Bacaeriolgy and Roent- i >1 „ \r /-v . * , Mrs. Edith Tozier WGatncrrcd , . , the Nehalem river. Billy Wood, Harry Morgan and Mr. Van O as had another opera- . , . . 4. . trenolotfy). to fill vacancies in the . . _ , announces a two-day celebration at,® ... T T 1A 1_ 5 a r . in fin h it: n r m T u n a 1 r» X-T ex J I T n iln , C t n t a j P n K lio U t h Percy Kilander and son LcRoy George Klein went to Hazelbrook \ tion on his arm June 15. He is at , Champoeg July 3 and 4 It will United States Public Health Ser- ---- Oregon ------- to 1 Park Wednesday to spend several the Veterans hospital In Portland. ’ «a vice a t Philadelphia “ and Pitts-. have gone to Eastern ,, , .. . „ ‘ commemorate the beginning 100 , days camping. i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchoff are . . .. .. i burgh, Pa w ork. .. “ . , years ago of public education in Che 6 ’ Kenneth Peterson was operated icnt.ng the Jackman plac*. , Hlate of Oregon, will be a celebra-1 Full information may be obtained Mrs. Joe Keller went to Seaside Saturday to remain a couple of ^or a PP**ndicHis I uh I week. He Is Annie Chirulli had the misfortune tion of the signing of the Declara- at the postoffice weeks. |iecoverlng nicely. Jto fall and run a big silver thru tion of Interdependence plus the oele-' The entrance salary is $1,800 a Morris Williams of Portland Is Alice Louie leaves for Ohio next her anu last week. bration of the signing of the Dec-!year, less $540 a year for quarters, spending the summer with his iweek- | Drs. Heisley gave an interesting laratlon of Independence (the Kel- subsistence, and laundry when cousin Jack Marsh. j Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fairweather lecture at the home of J. O. Lar- log pact) and will give special at-1 lurnished. was ,were Sunday visitors at their old son June 14. A number of the tention to the president’s proposals p or the vacancy Philadelphia Miss Evelyn Alexander 'nrfghbors being present. for drastic reduction of armanents Treasury Department wishes a among the piano students of Miss home, S Blankine Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Allried and; The Boy Scouts of Huber were ^ international agreement. ¡man, and for tlhe vacancy at Pitts- Bulah Cheever, to be presented in a wishes a woman, recital at the Y W C. A in Port family were visitors at the home entertained by the assistant Scout Among the speakers will be Dean of George Durnfard. j master Mr Crowley for dinner ^ °y Hewitt of Willamette U n i - _____________ land Thursday evening. C. E. .„ d wr*„ .n d * „ ' - » ■< afternoon Urey Mr. and Mrs. John Gray are en- A Conversational Hawley Buck motored to Cannon Brown returned from a lengthy were treated to a swim in Lost|^ . „ . autcT"triplU1 thru ‘ c a H f o r n l a . T h e / A l f the ¿>ys~ " r e p o r t " h a Parad* ” ln wh‘« h ern Sunday bringing his brother father, S. - N., who have visited «heir two daughters and re a «'orious time. The boys went on for war will be discussed, wlh Jewell - and a — Legal Notices port a wonderful trip. a over-night camping trip at Roam- be in charBe ^ }*ra. O.. L. Buland been vacationing there for a week, *+ + + < *+ + + + *+ + + + + < '*< **+ + < > + > The lad,eg A|d of th|| CongreKm.|ers Rest Saturday. Mr. Pulver took of Portland. Father H Thomas J. home with him. FOR SALE tional church met at the home of ‘ he boy.8 the,e and Mr Burton their I* *!* *!* *!- v v *;* *!*•!**!• ! ' v v v v 'l* *!* v v 'î ” •!* *!* v v -I* ■'!* TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER Mrs Samuel Lawrenc« at Raleigh Scoul Masl«L stayed with them in FOR CASH station for a picnic dinner Thurs-j cttmP' The entire personal property of day at 12 30 p. m Mrs. B. B Little Warren Smith celebrated j • Harrison M Hughson, consisting of Denny hnd charge of the devotion *ds elg9'th birthday June 14. Those * * nuto accessories, tires, tubes etc, Ford al services and Mrs Zenas Olesor* helping him celebrate were Willard j** t 4* and Chevrolet parts, Sioux Valve of India, gave u very Inteiestlng and dr- Rohrback, Grace Ioirson. Refacer, nearly new. Electric Drill, talk. jDllla Muy Allen, Jean Funk, Rena . . I'attery Charger complete, Gaso The Ice cream sociable at Shell Balch' Gmce Hicks, Mrs. Dascher, line, Oils and Greases, all kinds of rnbergers grove given by the Christ- Mr9 AI1,'n and Mra- Funk of Beav •• /.uto Mechanic's Tools, and many Ian Endeavor of the Congregational trton Mr' and Mri* George Smith ** other articles too numerous to church last Tuesday evening w as1vlslted the A- Hoar home in 3*. ^ mention. attended by a large crowd. Games "T°bns Monday night, DOY GRAY, Administrator and golf were played during the J Mr. and Mrs. George Smith had •• will uccept bids at the Bank of evening and Ice cream and cake dinner at the Frank Allen home In • • Beaverton for the above up to served. Beaverton Tuesday evening. Thursday 3 p. m., July 7th, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter of Sacra | Mrs. F. W. Livermore who has sell to the highest bidder, reserving mento, California, visited friends In | been seriously ill at her home the For a Few Pennies Anyone Can Make the right to reject any and all Beaverton Thursday. They, with past two weeks is better, bids. Want Ads Bring Real Results Vivian and Dorothy Roberta Wuttley celebrated her In the event that all bids are re their daughters now visiting their son Robert j2 th birthday June the 18th Those T jected or none received then a nre Thase Want Ads Appear in All Our Washington County Papers helping her celebrate were Marjorie . . public auction will he held on Sat at Carlton. Mrs. Oglesby Young of Portland Slovick, Alice Wolf, Kathleen Wolf, urday, July 16th, at 2 p. m at the Harrison M Hughson garage in spent Wednesday visiting with her ¡Geneva Pekar, Mary Jackson. Ven-; 1 v.i \ *■! ton, and *• u li *e|>ai ate art u I"1 mother Mrs. M. E. Pike Mrs Delbert Ellis and son El- He Mhzel. Dorothy Patterson. Lu T will be auctioned off. den Earl, who have been staying cllle Breunig, Peggy Sivard. Mrs., . f A N V W A V W W W V S W M S W . at the home o f her parents Mr and Hlckenlooper, Mrs Sivard. Mrs . . * No. Lines .... ............ X Mrs A C. Chinn for tine past three Qvllter. Mrs. Breunig. Mrs Mitzel . . HARDW ARE months, returned to her home at Mrs Larson. Mrs. Wattley. Roberta I • • (Please Write Plainly) Molalla Sunday. received many pretty birthday gifts • • Plumbing and Heating Times to run Hunting and Pishing Licenses Mrs. R. L Filly has returned D*.l.‘CiOU* ^ refr^ hmen' 8 W" # . X Mrs. Chas. Rose received the sad for Hal« from a two weeks visit to San 4 ■)♦ » ♦»■>»»><•<•■> i. news of the death of her brother Francisco, Calif. in Fothoms Minnesota. F. W. BISHOP Mr and Mrs Fred Nyqulst and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lutz and Phone 2003 Beaverton, Orejón Mrs. Velarung of Portland, spent daughter Lorraine and Mrs. G. » .lA M A W V .W i W i ^ V .V t .n v V S EXTRA 7 H ig h G rad e o q Toilet Necessities $ 3 . 5 « J t l , 98 c BROWNS Beaverton Pharmacy CUT RATE If you Don’t Need It—Sell It A N D IF Y O U Want Something-Say So WRITE YOUR AD BELOW- w-w $ A t « ii w i ? m i n i 26th Annual Happy Days” Celebration Day and Night •i* *. • Y July 2, 3, 4, Shute Park Hillsboro, Oregon « • Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Rides Shows, Bands, Drum Corps, Fireworks, Baseball, Championship Walking Contest Whippet Races Patriotic 1 i . . J. B. Gilsdorf and Mr and Mrs. 4* Chas Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Smith and fam- " * lly went up to Mt. Hood last Friday Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hadley were a , among the guests that helped Mr. • • and Mrs J Morrison of Portland. celebrate their Slst wedding annl- * * versary and Mrs. Morrison's birth IN WANTED Colored Fries BR Free Admission to Park r* j , , .. • • J, .. • • |T INSTRUCTIONS PAVILION Shade Trees—Cool Mountain Water— Free Tables j 5321 •• FOR SALE Baled Hay. Weaned Pigs, Brood Sows. Male Hogs WANTED Potato«'« for stock feed A L Johnston. Sherwood Exercises BIG |. . w .s v s s s w % s w .s s s w s s s % T oo Late to Classify w s% sss% sssss*.% v .sw .v w T Queen’s Ball and Coronation Ceremonies DANCING ; Dr. L C In ftia m I m h / m í Í WMwmf Write the ad plainly, print or typewrite. Send or firing it toon* office. Count the number of words and divide by ? to drttrain» the number of lines. The charge is 10c lint i»*»Y «rtk Minimum charge 25c,when billed 50c. To i \ it % Atoult» stats plainly what you want or have to sell. 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