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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1944)
PUBLISHED W E EK LY IN OUR PLANT ON Beaverton, Oregon, Friday. Janary 21. 1944 VOL. 16, NO. 51 Many Boy WAR Bonds y / V % > * SHORT ST. AND CAN YON H IGH W A Y Getting Ready to Fly ' in the Dark” E STAB LISH ED 1927 Here and There Better Homes For AU t Card party Masonic Temple Satur day, Jan. 22nd. Refreshments, pri zes. Admission 50c, 8 30 p. m. A marriage license has been issued to Carl R. Windolph of Beaverton and Nancy Albers, Oswego, Or. The Friendly Circle met at the i home of Mrs. C. L. Drew last Friday for luncheon and the afternoon. Many Workers Canvass Lem Henre of Hermiston, Oregon, Babson Says New Type Houses is visiting at the home of his sister, and Improved City This Commnnity Mrs. J. C. O’Connor. Starting Tuesday Mrs. Albert Schulz has been con Planning Ahead fined to her home for the past two Babson Park. Florida, Jan. 21—The weeks due to an illness. Launched officially throughout the ban on residential building has re Mr. and Mrs. Rose have sold their nation last Tuesday, the Fourth War home on Broadway and will leave sulted in a pent-up demand for new Loan Drive had already passed Po soon to make their home in Minne houses that is unprecedented. through its initial stages in the Beav sota. Mr. Fitzgerald of Portland is tential markets exist for at least one erton area with bond salesmen hav million units. Housing is still criti planning to move in soon. ing begun contacting homes on Sat Real estate The Beaverton Furniture Store cal in many localities. urday. have just installed a fine looking dealers are hard put to find small Mr. William Christenson of Hills In co-operation with build- Neon sign at their place of business. I homes. boro, county chairman for the drive, This firm are this week advertising ! ers, however, they can look forward Injected additional enthusiasm into a clearance sale 10 to 50% savings to merchandising the greatest resi a rally of bond salesmen represent Aided on rugs, mattresses, beds, etc. Here dential crop of their careers. ing every school district in the vi city and suburban is a chance to save on many much by far-seeing cinity, at the Beaverton high school, planning and by new techniques in , needed household furnishings. Friday, January 14. He stressed the Dewey the Plumber announces this construction, home owners can also importance of the financial front o f ! I week glad news to people of the com look ahead—in their instance—to low the war to the other two fronts— | munity. There are no more priori er costa and greater conveniences in production and actual fighting. ties on bath tubs, sinks, lavatories, living. Quota for the Beaverton region in I toilets and laundry trays. This is in- A Word of Caution the Fourth War Loan Drive is $244,000 ! Much of the shortage of city dwell I deed good news. Dewey has a fine only 70 per cent of the last drive's line of all these articles and can in ings is largely caused by the War. quota, which was topped by $65,000. In some defense areas the peak de stall them quickly. See him first. Because of this Mr. Christenson Their present McCready Lumber yard is being mand has passed. stated that Beaverton should be able enclosed with a picket fence which scarcity may turn into an over-supply to over-shoot the^ quota for the pres Many mi I is a credit to the community and will But not so everywhere. ent drive with comparatively little be one of the show' places of the town grant war workers from farms have effort. occupied new, and attractively fitted I when completed. "The public is standing 100 per | Housing homes. Dewey Drorbaugh attended the fun up, Government "Blind flying” i* something Aviation Cadets must know. First blind flying training in the air is done in cent behind the drive, according to Once back on the farm they are not eral of his uncle Mr. Bert Friday at reports of the salesmen,’” informs a covered cockpit, with an instructor up ahead to check and take over if necessary. When he becomes a flying i Banks Wednesday afternoon. Mr. going to be content with their old Mrs. Robert Summers, local chair officer of the U. S. Army Air Forces, the cadet will fly through all sorts of weather, often without the aid of i Friday at one time operated a barber way of living. Those who have saved man. his instruments, to make contact with the enemy. a few thousand dollars will want to 1 shop in Beaverton. This may be Notices of changes in box num- invest in a new heme. Court of Honor to be Held 1 bers were sent out this week by the a decided factor in boosting both O. E. Schwab New Agent Garden Club Meets Friday P.T.A. Meets Wednesday , Beaverton post office. Residents building volume and land values in At Beaverton Jan. 27 were asked to notify publications, smaller and rural communities. For Richfield Oil Corp. January 26th at Hi School New residential building totals will The Happy Gardeners club of Aloha and friends of their new number. Court of Honor for the Tualatin ! -------- be very large but may be spotty, will meet at the home of Mrs. Noah Dewey Drorbaugh has been enjoy District will be held at the Beaverton The Richfield Oil Corp. announces The executive board of the Beav geographically. All localities cannot Hill on Alexander street at 1:30 p. m. Grade School at eight o’clock on that O. E. Schwab has been appoint- Friday. erton P. T. A. association met Thurs- ing (?) a two weeks vacation at look forward to an equal participa , _____ . . . . . home, down with the flu. However, Thursday, Januasy 27. There will e<j ag agent of Washington county Geographically, the Southwest Vf?.” Statter Ut the h° nie ° ‘ he says he Is feeling fine now and tion. be a special Eagle Scout ceremonies for the distribution of Richfield pro- Mrs. Coastal States can expect increased "just rarln" to get back to work. with a Beaverton Scout receiving his ducts. Mr. Schwab can be reached BIRTHS Following the meeting of the min 1 housing activity. This also is true Eagle rank. Parents and ^ e n d s at p. o. Box 166, Beaverton, or Phone utes of the previous board J of New England and the Northwest are invited. We believe that you Beaverton 3221 or TR. 3381. Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Allender, Mrs. N. Peck, president, was appoint- Beaverton Girl Married ¡States. Builders and dealers should will enjoy this evenings work by the Mf. Schwab has been employed by Lake Grove, Jan 6, daughter Sarah J. ed delegate to attend the convention New Year’s Eve itake time out now to consider care- boys. Come and support your troop. the Richfield Oil Corp for the past ¡ Private and Mrs. Emil C. Mastel, of the Oregon State Social Hygiene _____ : fully the prospective demand for new 16 years, and has held several posi- Beaverton, Jan. 5, daughter Shirley L ! convention to be held B’ebruary 4 at A hplH „ f v»»™ ova wo « m i «« Continued on Page 3 Mail Contributions Today tions, and for the last year was su- | Lieut, and Mrs. Aarne J.. 317 SW the Multnomah Hotel in Portland. All K,orence Dorothy PaUerson whose pervisor of this territory. He can 11th W ♦ a ave., ovo Jan. too 8, a son . . . Thomas ™ ' K J . A. members are urged to at- marriage to Mt, Qrval léonard Ing I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ JOHN 11. Mi-LEOD Those who have not mailed their !be reached at the E. Zumwalt Hard-i Mr and Mrs. Robert K. Christensen tend ham was solemnized by Chaplain contributions to the T. B. Christmas ware Store on Broadway in Beaver- 11811 SW 34th ave., Jan. 6 son, Rob- John H. McLeod died at Hillsboro Reports from the various standing John w Beard b candlelight In Mt. Seal Sale, will greatly assist the iton He intends to move to Wash- j ert W. comm,ttees were given. Mrs. Brice Tabor Pre9byterian ch,upch:. ¡January 18 at the age of 75 years. chairman. Mrs. M. C. McKercher in mgton county as soon as he can find Mr. and Mrs. Alois J. Signell, Ti- program chairman, reports that the Tbe brMe the daUfrhter of Mr. According to reports he was struck jgard, Jan. 1, son Dick J. making her final report, by doing it a suitable location, next regular meeting win be Wednes- and Mrf j w . Patter80n of Beaver- by an auto Sunday and passed away ----- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M. Hall, Ti- now—this week. Help us make our at the Beaverton H i ;ton. The bridegroom's parents are Tuesday. igard, Jan. 14, a daughter Carol L. School. The topic is Boy Meet Girls. (Mr I^ onard In<rham of Oakland, Surviving are his wife Lana, and quota so Washington County can re- Good Response to Appeal The speakers of the evening are Ca, and Mrs Gordon F of Port_ one son Orton, living at Vancouver, tain seventy five percent of the funds | — — rr For Funds for Polio Miss G. B. Howe, Principal of Jane ]and 'Wash.,; three daughters, Mrs. Eila for tuberculosis work. Mobile Unit Due at A,d?v. H« h .Sf h£01 ,and Prosser, ' A weddinfr K O W n of whlte slipper Marsh, Canal Zone, Mrs. Zera Wil The drive for Infantile Paralysis Hillsboro Friday of the Mental Hygiene Society. Also wlth 8Weetheart neckline and liams of Portland, and Mrs. Mildred Vote for*Your State with ! promises to be outstanding for Beav- j ~ . a musical program is planned. I net ^ d l c e was worn by the bride. A ¡Honnecher of Medford, Ore. Your Dimes and Dollars blo880m8 hnW her I Funeral services will be held at erton this year, Rev. Leonard C. | Volunteer blood donors will . prob- , Refreshments will be served by|cluster vlulitvl of - oran£e —-nr -rr- uiuoov.Mo ¡Johnson, local chairman reports. The ably be urgenUy needed at the Hills- the Hi« h School Mothers, Mrs. Leslie f, rtlp vell in plac„ and ahe o^rHed j Hillsboro, Saturday, probably at 2 Visit the display for Infantile Para- j business men of Beaverton have res- boro center Friday if Washington 1 Smlth' class mother chairman, will a bouquet nf wbite rosebuds and bou- i o’clock, with interment at Firlawn lysis at Walker’s Dept. Store and reg-! ponded exceedingly well and are county is to meet its minimum quota be in charge. ' vardia centered by a white orchid 1 cemetery. ister your vote for your state with hereby commen^d for their lo y o lo f 140 pints of blood. j Parents are urged to register when ;wjth a sbower a f 8Wpetpeas Her He was bom in Prince Edward's dimes, quarters, halves, and dollars, j support to this worthy cause. The Persons having had a cold or the they come to the meeting in order fathpr Rave ber in‘ marl ¡age Isle on March 25th, 1868, and came this week. The campaign ends Janu-,quota for the town of Beaverton has influenza within the past 30 days can- that they may get their numbers for The attendants wore velvet frocks with his parents to Kansas in 1869, ary 31. so get your "ballot” in this ] reached the halfway mark, and every I not be accepted for blood dona- |the door prize, and matching plumes In their hair. then coming on to Oregon in 1880. He week. The state making the “big- indication is that it will be reached j tions., according to Mrs. F. Abendroth, The bride”s sister, Mrs. James Rob- settled at Pumpkin Ridge and Octo gest” VOTE will be announced in a and surpassed. The public is urged county Red Cross blood bank chair Plans are made to Collect 'ert Filley, matron of honor, was In ber 26, 1889, at McMinnville, Oregon, forthcoming issue of this paper, to respond , in contributing in the | man. rose and carried yellow rosebuds, ! was married to Luana Blum. To this What State are You From? Vote coin collectors scattered throughout! Next visit of the Red Cross More Waste Paper white chrysanthemums and sweet ; union six children were born. for it with Your Contributions to the;the city. Let’s' fight Infantile Para- mobile unit to the center in Hillsboro In 1904 he and his family moved to peas Mesdame* Earl Moar, Freder- Co-ordination of the waste paper ; jck Hunt and John Hawkins wore a farm one and a half miles north of Fight against Infantile Paralysis. i lysis with our dimes and dollars. has been set for January 31 and ap- collection efforts of all county or~ wine color and had bouquets of yel- Beaverton where he resided until a -------------------------- I -------------------------- j pointments are now being made for ganizatins to bring in the maximum j £"•” m ^ t u r T daffodils" l that date. I year ago when he became a resident Marriage Licenses Dad’s Day at U. of O. amount poss.ble of this strategic war Th Rre at home at 1922 SE San- of Hillsboro. 'January 22 this Year material has been planned, accord-;d bo ^ v ^ , Portland.................... He was a member of the Christian Cecil W. Stratton, Aloha, and Fay Sewing Club Meets ing to W. G. Ide county salvage com- __________________ Church. Hamilton, 824 N. Albina street, Port mittee chairman. All Oregon Dads are invited to at- | -------- Mr. McLeod will be remembered by —Buy 4th War Loan Bonds land. tend the annual Dads day at the The Darn It Club of Reedville met .The waste paper shortage is beeom- | a host of friends as a generous neigh increasingly criti(|J, declared! n^ m u e iiH iii^ iy t . i i i K f , i, a e c ia rru | « ■ * D j University of Oregon January 22, an- week at the home of their lead- i ing bor. Staying with Mother ! nounced Robert Hemphill. Portland, er- Mrs. F. L. McGeorge for judging Cland I. Sersanous, chairman of the IVlajOr D O y in g t O n Mr. and Mrs. McLeod celebrated general chairman. A luncheon will °* completed work and instructions state salvage committee, in a tele- Missinci in Action their 54th wedding anniversary last ■ — u .u - * i.in cs_*— i — — -----for making work-dresses. TCooh ........ ♦ « t . i „ * v . ; „ ** Each gram to Ide this week Mrs. Elmer Walters son Ronald is : be held at 1:30 Saturday afternoon I October. staying with his grandparents. Mr , honoring the Dads Ernest Haycox, the nine members were presented Schools, youth groups, charitable ~ r~ y and Mrs. John Walters, while Mrs.1 Portland, well-known novelist and w‘th a crocheted needle and a thim- organizations, civilian defense and Good News Elmer Walters and two small sons Oregon alumnus as the guest speak-1 b^e case representing a Spanish son,- all other groups possible will be ask- brero by Mrs. McGeorge. i - • ed to correlate their efforts in a con of Beaverton, are staying with h er ' er. Steps toward he removal o f all re- tinuous waste paper drive. mother, Mrs. P. H- Opperman in -------------------------- ! maining scrap piles in the county Portland who is convalescing from Sampson Home Move Into New Home i were taken last week by W. G. Ide —Buy 4th War Loan Bonds — j newly-appointed county salvage the nu *____________ On Furlough Mr. and Mrs. Jay Frost have moved chairman. Robert L. -«cjreio Meyers v* of Beaverton has ; I xwucii into their new modern two storv resi- Ensign E -n S lgn r F. . V. V . I\ .e n n e a y lO Kennedy to ^ ^ _ ^ - .. STorne"’ E i S S * ~ . . 5 ^have" ^ ^ . ter have moved into the smaller TheJr , In _W? this r ! - & area -_n-U -rn. last ^ week. Three;the i ay /.U ri ° U,?h_ after b<Mn* torpedwd ,n house where the Frosts have lived for ported Mediterranean, some time. porch chairs were stolen from the Sampson attended Beaverton high A. C Shute home at West Slope and a j school but enlisted in the Seabees in man's wallet containing a $19 check'Jan. 1943. training at Camp Peary. \ 80th Birthday Observed and $100 in cash from the Aloha bus j Va., and Camp Endicott, R. I. He depot. spent nine months in North Africa. ; Mrs M. Hoffman celebrated her : Sicily and Italy, and participated in 80th birthday a*, the home of her daughter Mrs. Harold Bergquam She four major battles. Sealed Bids is slowly recovering from the flue F.FFIF. ELIZABETH WE IB F L Sealed bids for insurance on the Funeral services will be held at ; Now in South Pacific Washington County automotive , ,1 ,7 k . SoAinninA Hillsboro Friday, Jan. 21 for Effie _ . _ Mrs. Fred Baumgartner who has Â Ï Ï K T V ' S m Î W l l f be r e c e i v e d S | ° fe n iM ( '» • U iiA «n »M i> the County Court, and must be sub- Franl< ^ iebpl c f Ui Nboro route t jU!d returned from Camp Hueneme department-'“ * Train Navy Flight Students Ensign Francis V. Kennedy of Beaverton, Ore., was named an hon or student in the class graduated last week from the Naval College for Pri mary Flight Instructors at New Or- leans, La. The aviator, formerly employed as a civilian inspector by the Army Air Force, will train Naval primary “ flight students at the St. Louis, Mo., I Naval Air Station. Tho station's commanding offi< ■ Com Paul E. Gillespie, commended i ^ Kennedy upon his excellent 1 sld u riii»"‘¡.Ym W ILLIAM GETTI.F, | Funeral services for William Gettle aged 19, were held last week at W. E. Pegg’s chapel in Beaverton. He died at his home in Reedville following a long illness. Surviving is his widow, Maxine, an infant son. William Jr and his father, J. P. Get tle, all of Reedville. MRS. AUGUSTA HAGG Funeral services for Mrs Augusta Hagg were held January 6 at Hills boro. She was 87 years old. Mrs. Hagg was born In Sweden ?n 1857 and came to Portland in 1884 In 1887 she married David Hagg and In „„„„ * lOo^ocK „ i, "l“ . -»-» *>»« Mr hu.h.n., ^ f t ,’ 1890 they moved to Reedville. Or., January 26. 1944 has been transferred to active — — ser- class. where they lived on the same farm 54 Bidders must be residents of the ' .. _ . - vice In the South Pacific. He is with years. Surviving are her husband, County. Public Liability and Prop- r olio Benefit Jan. 29 ¡the Seabees in the navy. and five sons, Henry Q., Oscar N. School Census in •rty “ ‘ of 1 1 0 At Aloha Grange Hall and Clarence W. Reedville; Paul E., and $20,000 will be carried on each “ Washington County Portland Soldier Major Gregory Boyington, Marine Tigard and Fred D. Hagg and a piece of equipment Fire and Theft j Corps fighter pilot from Okanogan. daughter Mrs. A. W. Anderson, both Aloha Grange are F planning for Adair Shows Big Gain will be carried In the amounts oppo _ . .. a Assigned to ___ Wash , was reported missing after of Portland; 12 grandchildren and .. , w __ . ___,_____. dance to be given January 29 at the three great-grandchildren. * lf* ■ ° V * t p Grange Hall as a Polio benefit. The Courdy reserves the right to ^ ^ ^ Tech. Cpl. Carl J. Miller, 26, son of Increase o f approximately 400 In r)i'anp'n|n a' raid n J r r n«'hini time^ and jnodern k 08<. Miller Lyoth, 5620 SW Nevada the number of boys and girls In the . . .. . . „ , j place the Public Liability and Prop- . CAMP FIRE GIRLS ' . Z C T u . r i l t . ,h?. J « . erty Damage with one bidder and ance®- The public are urged to at- court, recently graduated from Fort county between the ages of four and tend. Benning, Ga„ communications school 20 is indicated in the 1943 school and ' Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, ’ Fire and Theft with another if such of ’ and has been assigned to duty at census tabulation completed last the Army, in World War I. At the last two meetings of tha procedure appears advisable. f’amp Adair. week. The total, as o f November Campfire girls they cooked and sew Returns to Alaska The County Court reserves the Sergeant William Byrnes left last A former Lincoln high student, he 25 is 11.914 as compared with 11,518 ed. l* M t Tuesday Mrs Hansen” « right to reject any and all bids. In Japanese Prison Camp group made cottage pudding while A list of the equipment is available Wednesday for Kiska. Alaska, after was employed at Oregon shipyard be- for 1942 a short visit with his wife and his fore his induction. He entered the Distribution of the current census [ -------- Mrs. Wilhelm's group sewed. Th’ s# a the County Coort Office. mother, Mrs. Lou Walters. i army in November. 1942. and was shows 6,173 boys and 5,741 girls In Word was received recently by Earl Tuesday the other group sewed while I stationed at Camp White before as- the county between four and 20 years Jenkins that his niece and husband Mrs. Willhelm’t group cooked Thev "There is no royal road to Tokyo.” of Durango. Colo., are in a Jap prison made delicious Jelly roll. lVhen cooking foods that keep well signed to school In Georgia His wife of age. 8crlb> —Marine Com. Lt Gen. A. A. Vande- i camp at Los Banos, P. I. about 45 Janice Ostrom. occasionally prepare enough for two | Lavvda. lives st 5618 SW Nevada crt. grift- 'miles from Manila. This Is the first -Buy 4th War Loan Bondi meals, and plan to use the food a dlf- news he has received about them In While In Beaverton be sure to eat Tou get quick service at Beaverton ferent way at the second serving.1 While shopping eat at the Grey- tv o years. It alwaye paye to advertise. at the Oreyhound Coffee Shop. Oreyhouad Coffee Shop This saves time and fuel. | hound Coffee Shop, Beaverton. m m
