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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1940)
Friday, June 21, 1^40 BEAVERTON' ENTERPRISE, Beaverton, Oregon County Clerk Starts Checking Initiative Petitions Just Filed Paire 3 Haste: n Star Mrs. Kerrey form erly ’ taught in the B eaverton grade il Mr. and Mrs. Chas. N D ow ning o f P ortland spent several days visiting their son and daughter-in-law . Mr and M s. Jack D ow ning at P rogress Mi and Mrs. O tto E rick son on of Portland visited B eaverton u . it 1V Mr. E rick son left W cdnesd Itti'.ho to spend the sum m er A m on g those f oui B eaverton lend I ing the 67th annual State g ia r ' 80S - slon at Salem l:ust week wet ire Mrs. B ein ice D obbins Mr*. M. M cKer- ch er -M d M 1 -rk*r D ow ning and dnughte Francis-. A m arriage license was issued in P ortland to E lm an R. Johnson, route 2, B eaverton and Miss Jean I, M cL aughlin o f M ilw aukie, Oregon. N EW CLIPPER BUSSES Miss Lucille Kepler Married in New York Miss L ucille Keple o f New Y ork city, form a lly o f Portland, d au ghter o f Mi and Mrs. C. W . K epler o f Beaverton, and Meritt Dunn, o f H art- lord, Conn., w eie m arried June 6 at the Little C’h u ich Around thu C orner in New Y ork . Mr. and Mrs. Dunn plat! to leave this w eek fo r Oregon to make their home. Initiative petition» w ith signature.* to bt ch eck ed fo r vuluiity o f W ash- ington cou nty voters we e received | this week, coverin g three d ifferen t proposed initiative i.'-tasure.. T he m ost num erous signatures m b s . m i h i h ic k r u f f cover the CIO am endm ent» proposed to the u ncm ployhieui com pen sation j Funeral services were held Tues law. T his m easure would reduce , day afternoon , June 11, f.lr W ilhel- em ployers exem ptions, increase m axi mina R u ff o f P ortland. She is sur mum w eekly ben efits and paym ent j vived by her husband, F rederick R u ff pe iod, reduce w aitin g period fr o m ! G two sons, William J. Ruff and a . j . “ f the new C lippers Stream lined tlusses o f the the f»m ilia r blue and W hite O regon M otor Stages recenti) three to one week, reduce the labor ' p at t <1 on the W olf C reek Highway . ate to Astoria aiut the Clatsop and T illam ook cou nty beuchen. B u ff and one daughter, Mrs G. J. W H IT F O R D dispute disqu alification to fou>- weeks ] Johnson, alt o f Portland. H aying is the main business o f the revise definition o f seasonable labor, | Mr and Mrs. R u ff and their fam ily farm e s In this com m unity. All hands are form ei residents o f Beaverton. and put the operation o f the law in j out ea’ ly and late takin g advantage the hands o f three com m ission ers | ‘Horse of Troy’ Tradition o f the good weather. with individual salaries o f $4200 who A D V E R T IS IN G P A Y S —T ry It! appoint the adm inistrator w ithout be Gets Scientific Approval The C atholic w om en o f Beavei ton Mrs. Jordan 's sister Helen R ick ey has taken apartm ents in P ortland ing su bject to approval o f g ov ern o . Quite often scientists prove some are servin g a luncheon on Tuesday, where sh e will rem ain fo r a while. The Oregon M otor Stages, you r fa- I June 25th in the ch u rch hall, follow This particular petition v a s initiat i honored ancient tradition to be ed by cards, with prizes. Chu ch services Sunday evening ed by John M. Hrost and N eil G rif- milia. blue and white line, recently fin although the O regon State In- purchased a fleet o f five new busses wrong, but there are times when Mr. and Mrs. A lfred L aF on d left " e r e con ducted by K enneth T aylor they prove an honored ancient tra dustrial U nion C ouncil is su pportin g Tind have placed them in service on Monday for a tw o m onths trip in in the absence o f his brother D ou g the proposals. j the W o lf Creek H ighw ay route to the dition to be right. For many a cen l Minnesota and oth er places visiting las w ho exp ects to return from his trip to W heaton soon. The Sunday- R epeal o f the O regon M ilk con trol beaches. This service puts Tualatin tury, until science came along with relatives and friends. law is cov ered by another petition ! Valley residents w ithin about three its trained archeologists to prove Bill S tiatton Jr., w ho has been S ch ool w as not very well attended initiated by T hom as R . M ahoney fo ¡ h ours ride from A storia, G ea :h a rt, that there really was something to attending sch ool at C hicago U n iver as som e who com e regu larly a: e aw ay If it’s which nam es are now being checked. Seaside, Cannon Beach, M anzanita, the old tra d ition o f T r o y and H elen sity, visited his parents fo r a few days from hom e or 111. LUMBER OR Miss Helen V ershem w h o graduated R epeal o f the present liquor law Nehulem. W heeler. B righton. M anhat- o f T r o y and the T r o ja n h orse, sch ol- before he left fo r Seattle, W ash., eti and authoi izing private sale is p o- talb R ockaw ay, G aribaldi and Tilla- ars regarded it as an entertaining route to A laska on radio w ork for tlu- from N ew berg last Tuesday is w ork BLDG. M ATERIALS ing at the B eaverton Cannery and posed in an initiative Six round trips per day are | sto ry , but no m o re . They even de summer. proposed by m ook. you need— then see will be hom e for the summer. m aintained on this .ou te. C om m on Sense, Inc. The T hundebird Cub and their Den bated the question whether there In addition there are three daily ever was a Troy and they some- m other Mrs. Haul E aston, attended T he Pioneer p icn ic o f studenfs and a matinee Sunday in a body und saw friends o f the M cK ay S ch ool D istrict i | ville ps and the bL r ,y ° f McM,nn ! , times proved that there wasn't. alley junctions. junctions, valley ^ ^ ^ se v e n y e a r s A m e r i. tie picture G u lliver's Travels. This was held on Sunday at the school National Roads Survey The w eather being cool and T he busses are luxurious a ffa irs is the. second picture they have seen house. Office and Yards in 29 passengers in reclining, can archeologists have been doing sines they won the third prize o f two w indy the dinner w as served in the Ards Highway Planning seating a really complete job of excavation ALOH A basem ent. An excellent program o f deeply cushioned seats. The m otors Surveys to guide the planning of are mounted in the rear. Air brakes at the site of Troy and they have dollars in the F low er F estival p a m usic and readin g und talks by those rade. future highway improvements are fo safety und air conditioning for clearly established that the ancient And Mr. \ incent will he Mr. and Mrs. Fred G oyt nre en joy present was given in the sch ool room, progressing rapidly in 46 states and comfort are part of their equipment, city which stood for so long as a ing a visit with their little grand this was follow ed by election o f o f glad to help you with the District of Columbia, according The fleet is known as the "Clipper guardian of the Dardanelles existed daughter, w hile the parents, Mr. and ficers fo: the ensuing year. Carl to the annual report of the U. S. ; Buses" and the cars are named after through more than 40 datable peri Mis. B ob G oyt o f VVoodland, W ash., H ansen w as elected president and your building plans. public roads administration. These some of the towns enroute,, for in ods. Nine communities were rep- are on a trip to Detroit, M ichigan. Mrs. H arold C utting viq e-p u sid en t and C. M. M cK ay secretary. This surveys, financed and con- stance there is the City of Hillsbo:o, resented by the city mound, mean- ( H. G . . jointly . . _ .......... . is visit- , See o f .......... M cM .......... innville Phone Beaverton 9903 w as the 24th year o f this orguniza- ducted by the road administration 1 c 'ty of Forest Grove, City of Cannon ; ing that, time after time, the com- ing his son and family of Aloha ttion and Mr. M cK ay has been secre and the sta te h ig h w a y d e p a rtm e n ts . Beach, City o f Seaside, and City o f munity at Troy was wiped out and M .. and M ' s. W alter L. M yers und Will. Keh: |j of in clu d e c o m p le te in v e n to rie s o f all Astoria. later leveled off and rebuilt anew on sons M arvin und I ’red m oved last tary continuously. ru ra l ro a d s and d e ta ile d stu d ies A nother addition to Oregon M otor top of the remains of the former week fro m E ugene to Eighth and M ultnom ah, has been president for Y O U N G 'S F U N E R A L H O M E Mr. three years and filled the place with o f h ig h w a y tra ffic, and h ig h w a y Stage service is the establishm ent o f cities. Troy had nine lives, in fact, W atson streets in Beaverton. n p a m idnight schedule from P ortland Myers is field cpresentatlve fo r cred it to him self. Mrs. Harriett M c writes Dr. Jotham Johnson, Univer T hou gh tfu l, S ym pathetic Servies M cK erm an w as the only one i to F orest G. ove w hich leaves P ort- N orthw este. n C hristian H om e and K ay T h e re p o rt sta tes that on e o f the j land at 12:30 a m The F arm in gton sity of Pittsburgh archeologist, in for the O regon C hristian E ndeavor present w ho had attended the first Phon«' Hay or N ight 972 The ex Union. m o s t g e n e ra lly u sefu l p ro d u cts ot j R oa d service has also been extended the Scientific American. sch ool in 1856. M is. A nna Vose and H IL L S B O R O the p lan n in g su rv e y s is a s e r ie s o f j as fa r west as C hapm an’s C orner and peditions at Troy were headed by Ruth Lehm an was am ong forty Mrs. E. M cG ow an w ere the only teach Prof. Carl Blegen, of the University nine O regonians to gruduute from ers present. la r g e -s c a le state and co u n ty m a p s . ! thence to Aloha, along W h eeler ave of Cincinnati. T h e cou n ty m a p s, g e n e r a lly on a nue. Stanford U niversity Sunday. First to be unearthed was a spa- : R ichard W . Sander» o f Beavei ton s c a le o f on e inch to on e m ile o r ! W e feel that a great deal o . credit g r e a te r , sh ow , in ad d ition to tra n s- 1 >s due the O regon M otor Stages im cious hall with 10 columns, dating has enlisted in the arm y. p orta tion fa c ilitie s , all p h y s ic a l fe a - , the excellent service and frequent from 1900 to 1400 B. C. Evidences Helen Joyce V ershum is listed on OUR NEIGHBOR SAYS: tures and man-made improvements, ! schedules they m aintain in the Tuala of destruction of the city by fire the first honor roll at O regon State By M ILLER and will form the first up-to-date and tin V alley. F ro m early m orn in g till were found at several depths, in the College o f E ducation at M onm outh. W alter L. M yers w ent to G earheart , comprehensive series of county late at night they see to it that we form of a layer of ash and charred f t CERTAINLY DO '' th ey give me exactly maps ever made. Other series of have frequent, safer, fast, econ om ical materials. Shattered stones at one to assist in the Christian E ndeavor ; ENJOY IT, BECAUSE I'VE transportation. It is this kind o f level indicated earthquake destruc con feren ce o f THE MEAT I ASK FOR AT W ild w ood Christian maps to be drafted on the base t ansportation service that has d on e j FOUND A MEAT MARKET ndeavor Union Friday, Saturday and maps show highway and other trans m uch to attract residents to our co m tion. Finally, the earliest occupa E W HERE IT'S A PEAL . M ILLER S Sunday. PLEASURE TO TRADE h portation systems, bus and truck m unity and so con tribu ted greatly | tion level of all was revealed, with Mr. and Mrs. E rnest Lehm an o f AND EVERYONE IS SO j routes, postal routes, school-bus to the trem endous grow th in popula- j a fortification wall and gates flanked Beaverton, announce the engagem ent c COURTEOUS/ITS THE L by projecting towers, Troy before routes, and traffic volume. tion in the past few years. *>f their daughter, Alda Ruth, to Don t e l MOST DEPENDABLE the beginning of the age of metals. aid Barnard W alster o f P alo Alto, The 1940 federal census will be [ Y ->V M i D K r r . i . t M f f l » / Science thus has given ample evi C alifornia. more complete because of this map Insomnia May Be an Idea dence for the existence of a real Miss Lehm an, who is a g-adm it e o f ping work, according to the report. If insomnia troubles you, it n ay and actual Troy, so let lovers of the St. Helens H:ill ju n ior college, will For the first time the boundary lim graduate this week from Stanford its around the settled areas of un be an imprisoned idea, trying to “ Odyssey” and the "Iliad” rejoice. University. incorporated urban communities of break through tl.e dark folds and Mr. W alster attended the U niver 800 or more population have been crevices of your brain, according to sity o f Southern C alifornia and is i established in 29 states, making pos Dr. Elliot D. Hutchinson, assistant Special Driving Tests m em ber o f Sigm a Chi sible census reports for such com- j professor of psychology at the Uni Reduce Accident Cases The wedding is planned for the versity of Rochester. Hutchinson munities. In a special automobile driving early fall. Field surveys, which form the states that more than 80 per cent W altei L. M yers represents North- 1 test based on psychological fines of artists, writers, musicians, scien basis of the map work, and also an w esterh C hristian H om e in the state given by a group of the 97 of Cali- tists and other creative persons in inventory of the present extent and iei vicwcu have mivc jiiuuivuia ui “ in- m- fornia s worst traffic violators, the i con v.. vention . ., o f Christian ch urches in moments of condition of all rural roads, have terviewed is 20 sight” when troublesome problems j result showed a drop of 63 per cent ‘ Housi^uests* f'^M • U” nd e M s. Emil been completed in 43 states, covering Oregon Motor Stages Extend Coast Service .Beaverton News. Vincent Lumber Co. -----^7 DEPENDABILITY d an aggregate of 2,748,853 miles, the suddenly clear up. Such creative ! in major and 40.6 per cent in minor 1 P Hedbuig Monday n^d T insight, he believes, is the result of violations for the group. | were Mrs. Philllpine Schmi ß anil report states. . . . hard thinking, long effort without ap- A similar select group of chronic ! Walter and Ben Knoell, all of Ta- In co-operation with the Associa- parent results, a period of emotional and dangerous violators remained coma, Washington, tion of American Railroads pertinent jrrstability and high tension, fol- untested. These untested drivers ex- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hite had as facts relating to rural and uihan jowed by a period when you may perienced a rise in violations after their guests this week, forme: neigh- grade crossings are being supplied. ( forget tbe problem entirely. the testing date. For the two years t>ors Mrs. Gertiude Wood and Orin This information will be combined j after the tests the untested group of Ilwfflco' Washington, with data from a field inventory of ; ----------------------- had 557 convictions for traffic law j Mi“ Helen Vershum of Beaverton,, the crossings and with traffic counts , Ancient Egyptian Bread violations as against 164 convictions ,'v,a.8 arT,,,"k the graduates of Oregon, to develop new improvement pro- | In the Metropolitan museum of C olelge o f E du cation last week, re for the tested drivers. grams in which first , attention will be art in New York city, there is a ceivin g O regon teuctiers certificate. Similar tests were made on a Mr. and Mrs. R . M. Millet- drove to given to the most dangerous cross- ; basket containing the oldest bread group of good drivers, represented | San Francisco, California, last week in8s> in the world. This basket of bread Field work on the traffic surveys ; was discovered in the tomb of an by the track drivers of a certain to attend the funeral of C H. Ed- has been completed in all but nine Egyptian woman by the name of I corporation. Variations in their munds on Tuesday . i:.. . to . the t- report. __ ... At i i Egyptian woman oy me name Of d r iv in g offinpnt v «»ere in Mrs Marv e ffic ie n c y w e r e measured m e a s u re d in M rs M ary Dnwsrt Daw son o f Portland, is states, according j Ra-Mose and her husband, Hat te r m s o f a c c id e n t fr e q u e n c y b e fo r e spending several days nt the home o f 3,237 stations the weights of trucks, 500„ ,r J !rJi ! and after teVting'.“ S h ow in g the a<£ Mr. and" f e W . 7 DMl^er commodities carried, and other data ago. This ancient bread 3; is well pre Mrs. R od a H ardin and daughte trucks and truck-trailer combina served today. One loaf has a hard, | ministration of special tests, the rec 1 Julie o f K lam ath and Mrs tions. Information on the weights glossy crust. Another seems to be | ords of the tested drivers improved Gladys E ffen b erg er Falls ami sons o f T il even more. A group of untested and dimensions of buses and num a kind of fruitcake which may have drivers from the same company lam ook, are visiting at the hom e o f ber of passengers carried was also been the wedding cake of this mar- i usecj as a control, experienced more 'h e ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. obtained. ried pair. According to the religious accidents after the testing dates; alr •Shellenberger, M i. and Mrs. A. V. M asters and beliefs of ancient Egypt, the soul though all of the drivers concerned, laughter Juditti o f Portland, visited T R IF L IN G COST. SM A L L SPAC E. after death required nourishment, both tested and untested, were con B U T P O W E R TO D O A LM O ST just as in life. Thus, bread was sidered safe, cautious and capable. Mrs M asters sister Mrs M elvin Beel er, Sunday. often placed in the tombs. 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T hey also <pent a short time at their propei ty at Rockawm y, T he Christan S cien ce C hurches of Mr. and Mrs. H arris H ansen and P ortlan d, and S ocieties o f Portland children o f Cathlam et, Wash., have P ark rose and G iesh am moved to B eaverton fo r the summer. M iss I/ois W elch o f V ictoiia , B. C., cord ia lly invite you r and your is visitin g her father, Dr. R S. W elch friends to a R obert Shaw o f Portland, spent the free lecture on week end with his grandparents, Mr. and M is. Geo. Thyng. Mrs. M ay H ughes o f Portland, is CHRISTIAN SCIENCE -pending her vacation with her sister by Mrs. Inez W hitw orth. L ouis H ughson o f Seaside spent Fri- John Henry VVeer, S.S. lay o f last week In Beavei ton. o f B rooklin e, Mass. Mrs. M yrtle P. Nelson, secretary o f ¡leaver chapter, attended the annual M em ber o f the Board o f Leeture- banquet o f secreta ies o f Portland and vicin ity last Tuesday ship o f T he »¿o th e r Church. 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