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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1950)
BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE— Fr.doy, July 7, 1950 ■ ■ ...... ■_ . United Presbyt. W. Slope Branch Church Observes Deposit Growth Gains V 3 Million Century Mark ■■■' " JULY FOURTH PASSES QUIETLY WITH PICNIC AND FIREWORKS COMMUNITY TURNS OUT TO SEE SCOUT CHARTER PRESENTATION READERS S A Y . . . | Dear Editor: On our way home from Portland we needed a ruap of Oregon and li> Miiuiit* G. Hu bln* 11 | wa* won at Glenwood Caniporee*. Judged by a board of review some information. W e stopped at Deposit totals of The Commerci C O O P E R M O U N T A IN Fifty J cornprlTn, Messers Price, Hen- the Signal Station some 2 or 3 N E W T O N -Z W A H L K N K IT ES W E ST SLO PE Rev. H A Arm B> Mrs. W A. BumiHI al Bank of Oregon as of June adult. and twenty children, plus driekson and M.ller, John Landris miles west of Beaverton and was Friday evening. July 7. has been itage pastor of the Valley Corn- troop Raymond W E S T S L O P E —A large share of set for the date for ......... ......................... , ................. , , . members, were present and — , --------- Maixnei received “ rved 90 "tllingly and so gracious- United P r e s b , y ..............,. t e r i a n 30, 1950. were . $2,94X 879 81, accord- nine the marriage ' munily West Slope residents agreed that at Mlss Rcfea Marie Zwahlen. Church, and his daughter. Beverly. to = “ *• A Bovk'“ an' P " * * « » June 28. when troop 297 received g* c.ona clasW bail({,.s> Ivan Moor, ly that I must take time out to the home back yard was a fine hter of Mr. and Mrs Fred wrll be among the several repre- of th* Inatitution This represent- >te charter The Coopst Mountain won thlee more ,.Iediu toward hU publicly commend this man. daughter place to enjoy the Fourth in a safe Zwahlen, of West Slope, to Ralph sentatlves of the local church who ed a gain of $775.932 28 over the community club was in charge of life badge, making a total of etght Although we bought nothing and sane way, and many family Franklin Newton, of Portland, the will attend, next Sunday, in Oak- totals of one year ago, and a gain | the presentation ceremony. date> Scoutmaster Maixner and ! <since we serviced the car com- deposits Skipper Burnett, in a talk on assistants Bill Griffith Paul Moore Plete*X before leaving Portland) and neighborhood picnics ware ceremony to be performed by Rev. ville, the observation of the 100th of $403.471.98 over the December 31. 1449 held. Scouting, stressed the advantages anJ p rank N yes all received one he stoPed his work and gave me H. A. Armitage at the Valley com- anniversary of the founding of the 0 The head office of the bank, lo- ' a boy of today has over the earlier year pins 2 maps, one of Oregon and W ash- At the V. C. Daniels home, around munity Presbyterian Church, at 8 ! church which occurred July 9. cated at West Slope showed a gain generations which had no thirty neighbors within walking o'clock. such The scouts gave their camp son* inKton and on* of Portland and 1850, also on Sunday. in deposits since the end of the training distance gathered for four o'clock He brought out that closing the meeting. The scout «nvlrons and pointed out and Following the wedding the young A meeting at three o'clock will pot luck dinner, with games and couple will take a short honey- mark the hour of the first meet- year of $307.280,58. The officers scout beliefs tally with religious master then showed a movie. "This marked th* places where we were of the bank attribute this to the and patriotic training and fireworks later in the evening. also u My Railroad' plus a couple to turn on our way back to B,“a' moon trip, and then make their ing. Rev, Fred J. McConnelee is continued growth and development prepares a youth to care for him- comic shorts. eierton, since* we missed them "Mr. and Mrs. Glen Oetchell were honve on Laurelwood Drive. present pastor of the church. of the eastern portion of th* coun self in an emergency hosts to a number of friends and W H O O P IN G CO U G H Cake, cookies and coffee were when passing through your town. Speaker for the morning service ty and expressed their confidence This man is the nicest service relatives at a noon potluck dinner, Appreciation was voiced for the served, with pop for the youngsters, Pamela Sue Muttoon, twenty of the gathering will be Dr. Alfred work of the troop committee and j station operator we have ever met. which is an annual event with months old daughter of Mr. and Kelly, of Pittsburgh, Pa . and Dr. in the future of the community. The Banks branch, located in leaders. Messers Altig, Hendrick- W A L K IN G L IK E NEW Beaverton can be proud of him. them, tables being spread under Mrs. Harold Mattoon, who has Gl*n Reed will speak for the three the heart of the farming section son. Bill Griffith, Miller, Keeler. Sincerely the trees in the front lawn. Earl Miller, home from the hos been suffering from whooping o’clock service, coming from Phil- of the county, also showed a Floyd Price and Ben Maixner, for pital. is up and walking around as Mrs. F. Wright At the Don Hood residence were became seriously ill Satur- adelphia. Dr. Lee Walker, secre- healthy growth as did the Ver- the time and effort they have do- good a* n«w. after an operation Fairfield. California gathered employees of the Hoods ctwlK sudden attack tary of young peoples work in nonia branch. nated to scout work. Credit was on his knee Korn Kurls Company and friends even‘n* w,th into United Presbyterian churches will . V s I T m u J of the disease and passed into United Presbyterian cnurcnes win The officer* a!*o announced an also given parents for their co- of the family; the Mueller fam- unconsciousness, from conduct the young peoples meeting increase in the rate of interest operation. LO A D E D W ITH P LA N T S iiies also enjoyed the ho iday w th ten>Porary unconsc. • - , _ m . . which she was finally aroused by a at 7 p. m. Manley Hubbell spoke on camp After a visit with Mrs. E. Dugan, a quiet gathering, and the Ed was hastUy summoned A potluck dinner will follow the paid on savings deposits from l r; layout: Darrell Hendrickson on who lives in Gresham, Mrs. Floyd Bprecker family entertained their morning service and a number of to 1 ‘< 2 %, effective July 1, 1950. camp sanitation: Rodney Blooni- Price and Mrs. William Ball re son-in-law Jonas Adams and his y hi further treatment she those going from here will take quist on fire building; Raymond turned home June 29 loaded down three children of Camas, who are I , .. , part in a picnic supper at 3:30. I Refrigerators All Sizes staying here with with the Spreckers ! was gaining strength Monday Maixner, John Landri* and Clar- with many plants given them. Mrs The three main speakers will go ' ence Moor*, rescue d*mon*tration; ¡Dugan formerly lived on Farming- yvtille the mother of the family is T H IR D B IK T H D A Y E V E N T Upright or Chest Type on from Oakville to the Seabeck I Little Kathleen Daniels, daugh Ivan Moon, George Goyak and ton road. it) in a Portland hospital. conference which Is to be held Tommy Keeler, water rescue and Mrs Price motored to Eugene The latter group are new res ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dan the week of July 10 to 17. Trade-Ins iels was guest or honor at a party first aid. June 20 to pick' up her niece and idents. At least 12 persons will attend for her third birthday, at the home Troop 297 has accomplished two family, Mrs. Warren Marshall, who TERRY'S FURNITURE the Seabeck meeting from West W E S T S LO P E Mrs. Gil Tor of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. red ribbons in scout's competition, will spend the fourth on the moun- D A M JOB T R A N S F E R Slope. rance was called to Coos Bay early 2288 N. E. Canyon Road One resulted from ito first entry tain, along with many other friends ! Gerald Wetterborg, son of Mr. V. C. Daniels, on Sunset Road, last week by the new* of a tragic Beaverton Phone 4703 Sunday. in first aid competition. The other of the Prices. and Mrs. A. N. Wetterborg. has accident to her brother and his Neighborhood children and mem been transferred from his former wife, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gundei^ :ill= lll= lll= m = IM = lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= U I= NI=lll=lil=lll=lllïlll=|l|||=|l|=|||Sl||=||i5|||=msi||5mïlll31ll=lll=lll*IM=lft*IM£ work with the North Pacific divi bers of the family made up a large son, of Florence, seriously injured party for the afternoon event sion of U. S. Army engineers in when their car was hit and wreck Troutdale to a new position as which was held on the Daniels’ ed by another car Mrs. Gunderson Assistant supervisor in charge of back lawn. Chief among the gifts is recovering, but the outcome of strain meters in dam construction, to the little girl was a wading her husband’s injuries are yet in with location in Detroit, Oregon, pool, which was received enthusi- W E ST S LO P E This community, doubt. Gerald and his wife will move astlcallv by the young fry. Both are at the Coos Bay hoe- so far neglected by flying saucers. July 8 to Banks, about eight miles B A G P IP E T O O T L E R had its first report of the mystery pital in North Bend. Mr. and Mrs. from Detroit. They have been liv- Russell Todd of West Slope was object Saturday, when Mrs. Flo- Gunderson have visited here a ing on Capitol Highway. one of the members of the Port- rence Stratton and the nurse who number of times and have many V IS IT AT S O N 'S H O M E land bagpipe band who helped in has been attending her since her friends in West Slope, Mrs Minna Webb, of Tacoma is the Hillsboro celebration. recent severe Illness, saw one go :--------- A house guest at the Harold W ebb T W O W E E K J U N K E T over West Slope during the after- F O R M E R SCH OOLM ATE Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Boardman noon. home, on McCheaney Road. Visitors at the Marvin' Taylor She is the mother of Mr. Webb, returned home Friday from a two It was first thought to be a home, Saturday, were Mrs. Ted who is home in a brief respite weeks vacation trip by motor to plane as it was somewhat indis- , p arkSi 0f Sacramento, a former in 3 from the hospital where he is Crater Lake, Klamath Falls, and tinct. Longer Inspection convinced school mate of Mrs. Taylor, and in Short Street ond Canyon Road undergoing treatment for a serious points in California. them that It was a flying saucer, Mrs. Wallace Parks, of Portland, ¡ft Injury in a construction accident. B U IL D S H O U SE TO S E L L instead. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles I • He will return to the hospital soon Frank Porter, of Bertha-Beaver- hi Their description follows that Marvin Taylor, are expected to x BUILDING for another stay of several weeks, tGn highway, is starting construc- generally given by others who arrjVe from San Francisco for a III and is wearing a large body cast. tion of a new residence on his have reported the saucers very j visit in about ten days, 3 HI CONTRACTOR C R O W D S A T S E A S ID E property, near his present home, bright, shiny, and round. It was l]j seen about 4:15, and was flying RF.BF.KAH N E E D L E C L U B Mr. and Mrs. Scott Chandler which he plans to sell. 3 returned home Saturday evening F A R M E R E T T E PIC N IC in half circles, very high, in the , The Beaverton Rebekah Needle M l "MORE FOR YOUR BUILDING DOLLAR" from a three-day stay in Seaside, The annual picnic meeting of the eastern sky. and Social club will hold their reg- iTt their family accompanying them. Fir Grove Farmerettes will be The women watched it for ten ular meeting on Friday July 7 ili 10160 S. W Capitol Highway, Portland 19, Oregon They reported the weather ex held this year on July 19 at* a minutes before It disappeared over with a twelve-thirty potluck lunch S tremely warm for the beach, and home near Estacada. the trees. No one else in the com eon at the home of the president. III Phone CHerry 5221 — early holiday visitors crowding the Mrs. Raymond Heard on Hyland Mrs. L. Ranton Is in charge of munity saw the object. 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