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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1950)
/ kl VFTER NEARLY HALF CENTURY MUSICIAN REACHES AMBITION Congregational Su|1. Schoo| Sets YOUNGSTER S FALL TO HIGHWAY _ BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Friday September 8, 1950 M ILTO N F R E E W A TE R OCCASIONS FRACTURED SKULL 1 EKOM *5 ? Harold Judd and Chase-Kalb Wed Mr. -3 and 5 Mrs. their four daughters and one son By Mr». Helen llsnvm AT HOME OE AUNT vt sited old time friends here on Sept. 1 In Naval B O N N Y SLO PE Three year old Miss Ruth Graves, daughter of 1 August 22, and were dinner guest« David Christenson of P> ’ ttand is Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Van Deren re- *1 tbe Adolph Batke home, Air Sta. Chapel S YLV A N Jack Enzler, and Syl- three assistant instructors, besides : B ran produly claims him. is a mu- composing, arranging and direct- >ician. composer and good neigh- mg three accordion ban bor who has at last realized a With an incredible list of appear- fnr it,. ,, a Patienl in Providence hospital turned home August 2» from Long The Judd family now reside in Married Sept. 1st at Naval chapel. life long ambition—to have his own | ances on Portland broadcasting B « h » l Congregational cbu.rfi “ i . a v V «1 ! o o T 'o T ttl. b « k Joor B“ ch' California « h . „ an. ha. Milton Fra.water Oregon. On, for N aval' Air SlVtl^n' " tW ,M b 7 'w a S hand ! stations, banquets, clubs, fraterni- As for his life, it started in | ties, public and folk dances Mr. »H I ha held the 11 o'clock ter-1 L , . » S an d,,..To Z Z o f’ l t i i ann.” * ** ' Z l « b Z lh i” E r Z a X ' i n l T f . Z Z * '” K* “ ‘ — Switzerland in 1902 His father was Enzler has also helped the Journal vice next Sunday morning. Septem- Kugt -rj while they were traveling Uv E V Verne Richard Chase, parachute in the army 25 years. Juniors in their broadcasts and his her 10. Mrs. Peck, church school along the Ltnnton highwat FROM EJ.EUTRlU C IT Y LONG REACH C \l r i m . [ * * f er fi,st cla“* Navy ^aplain When young Jack was nine years junior accordion bands performed superintendent, will be in charge H e ia , he grandson of Mr. and Mrs KllUon °t Electric City, , . _ Koln , . . Nolan P*rf°rmed the double ring anJ Mly H ceremony. old. after diligent practicing on the at their regular monthly shows in of the serivce and invites all par- Mrs. William Taylor of McDaniel Washington was the house guest of ents of the church school pupils roa(| ber brother-in-law and sister, Mr. ' ' The bride wore a blue suit and drum, he was allowed to play dur- the public auditorium, ing the army drills. He remembers Adding incentive to ambition he to be present. TO RIC H LA N D , ORE. **rs. August Brutke this past catton 'spent"'at The hom e'Tf her Wh‘ ' ' acce!’s“ , ies with corsage of the hot attic where he tried to married Esther Taeneler, of Port- The Sunday service will also Mr. and Mrs Robert Jorgenson. w* * k aunt and uncle in Long Beach Cal- “ T ie r " bridesmaid was Mr, Sue get as far away from family and land, in 1934. Then Dolores was have the return of the Bethel and Jackie Grosse spent August 27 l*|NK A N D BLUE SHOW ER ifornla. ' a Mr Chase, neighbors as he could to practice, born May. 1936 and Gloria, in Jan- choir after the summer holiday, and 28 visiting at Richland Ore Mrs. Ernie Olmstead was guest DOUBLE C ELEBRATIO N for his brother. In another year he traded his uary, 1938. with Darlene in July, Willis Cady and hi-s choir are \AN4 0 I \ I.R. B. 4. V IS II of honor at a pink and blue shower Linda Carl celebrated her eighth The altar was banked with white bicycle for a one-row button ac- 1946. A fine band right in his own heard in two numbers each Sun- Mr. and Mrs Charles McFarren on Monday. August 28 at the home birthday on August 27 at her home gladioli. cordion and no one had to tell him family but—they want to learn to day and In special programs and son Floyd spent three days of Mrs. Ray Lewis on South Road on Marcott road last week vacationing at Vancou There ....... ......... ............... ....................................In ,he evenin« a reception through the year. to practice. He was told to stop. play tbe piano period. were ................ twenty-one guests Games were played and refresh- held in the mural room was of Pres_ When he was 20 he came to Since they moved to their new ver, British Columbia. present and hostesses for the eve- ments of cake, candy. Ice cream u1ent Hotel Mt Vernon Wash America with a group of 40 farm- house that Jack built a year ago, ning were Mrs Lewis. Mrs. Joanne and pop were served the young Verne chagP was a graduatg of ers who were all bound for the 1321 S. W. 61st drive. Dolores and Wineland and Mrs Cecil Porter, guests Beaverton high and attended Pa- states to settle with relatives and Gloria have attended St. Mary s Blue and yellow decorations were Those present were: Susie Mur- clfic lT before entering the Navy, friends. As his friends dropped off Academy of the Valley used, and refreshments of cake, ray, Karen and Roxte Kulju. Billie Thta month starts hls 10th year as in New York, Chicago and San Such an active and strenuous i coffee, and Jello jello were served. served T~--- » Lee — Carlon, Sharon a Navy nian Kopple, Jerry Francisco he stayed a few days musical program took a toll on Mr. Allan, Jimmy F A M IL Y FISH ING T R IP AUan’ Jtmmy and J,*nny L * a , Miss Kalb was a graduate of NEW S OE F A T H E R ’S DKAI H By Gertrude Pearson in each city and after three weeks Enzler's health resulting in retire- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harvey, and I TraCy’ l 1lanne Howell, ^Donnell Portland high in North Dakota News has been received here of of traveling he arrived in Port- ment from teaching. He took a trip C ED AR M IL L Concern daughter Donna and George Jett Kieth' and ^inda s sister Pam and where her parents are now living. land. At one of the good dairy in 1947 to Switzerland to visit hls ^ ea ^ w##k when Marcu, tbe death of Mrs. George Cote’s of Portland vacationed last week ber mother and daddy Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Squires, Mr farms of the area. Jack started to father and two sistets. staying four eutboid two-year-old aon of Mi tather ln Seattle. at Oregon beaches and Silcoos Little Miss Dolores Casteel of and Mrs. Roy Chase and daughter JBBrn English and earn a living months. Even there he was kept Mrg clarence Leuthold of The Cote was in attend‘ Lake on a fishing trip. Aloha who was una*>le to attend Bethl motored up t o the wedding k r three months. - -* ------- - ,***-“ " .« , M with ^ w n|c Hglfhtg Dr|ve was kick ance for burial services. "fo busy and toured 1 sixteen Their son Ed, and Miss Mary ,h** t>arty' •urPrUed Linda on the Stopping at Mt Vernon. Wash- He saw his first piano accord- a mixed chorus, as soloist. ed by ,he family’s horse Lenz of Portland spent the flret i ev* ninR of A "Kuat 31 by bringing after the wedding ferried to Sidney ion in Portland and worked three The accordion is such a belovei shortly after the accident Sun- S P IN A L SU RG ERY AGAIN three days of the week at the ic‘HOream and cak* and «nother B. C. and Victoria, B. C., for a few John Uppinghouse underwent years at the Jantzen Mills before instrument in Switzerland there is August *>7 he was taken to party was had by ,hi> Caat^ l «n't days then ferried back to Port he could earn enough to own one hardly a home without one and « V- * * |u, but releasetl *P»nal surgery August 28 at Barnes beach with the Harveys Carl families Angeles, Wash and home for a hosiptal in Vancouver. A previous At a Jantzen Christmas party he each town of 500 or more has an Fear of paralysis prompted X-ray grand trip of beautiful scenery. operation failed to give relief mak gave his first public concert which active music club and band. examinations Monday but no ap- ing additional surgery necessary. led to a new position at the Hazel- With his good health regainet gnt re8uUg were determined, He will be put in a full body wood bakery for a year and he continued to compose and ar- Two areas, one on the back of brought him his first pupils. range music to build up the library and another on the lower cast for a period of at least three , . . . . for his band work. Now after four 11 " . . . .__ . ,, , months to help in proper healing. Then he was able to study and Ior ° u back had been bruised from the By Mrs. Gladys llesterlee V ISITO R S FROM OHIO 'Practice music for ten and twelve months of selecting " e Plo es horse's hooves. GUESTS FOR W E E K COOPER M O UNTAIN — The hours daily. About this time ama sional musicians playing the d a r Mi and Mrs. Paul Marked of Guests for a week at the C. B. Hazeldale Happy Hour club will tene shows gave him stage expet- >net' saxophone, tiumptt ,n i ordion FLOVVEK RUSH Mentor, Ohio, visited last week MacDonald's Rabbitry, on Mc West home have been M r .and Mrs. hold a baked food and apron, sale tuba and string bass, he has ience and many cash prizes. Sam Walter was at the beach Ed. Tessian and son Teddy of at Clark-Whiteside Variety Store, with his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. L. Millan avenue, and Ray’s Rabbitry. From 1928 to 1940 Mr, Enzler formed ’’Jack Enzler’s Cosmopoli- last week vacationing from his Marked. Huber avenue, were again winners Oakland, Cal. Mrs. Tessian is bet Sept. 9, In Beaverton. The pro SAME TE AC H IN G STAFF managed an accordion school with f « 0 D «nd ln the California breed competition ter known in the community as the ceeds will go into the swimming He has arranged music ’’around \ floral business, The Hazeldale school will open at the atate fa|r Salem on Sunday, pool fund for Beaverton. former Doris West. the world” and hundreds of his j “ own compositions representing ¡TE AC H E R S . . . A family party honored the The Hazeldale Happy . .. Hour club on Monday. Sept. 11, with the same September 3. Each exhibitor won staff as of last year. several blue and red ribbons. CRUSH IT / thousands of hours of research to A reception for teachers and Xessians in the West Gardens Sun- meets this Thursday evening Sept teaching W R EC K VICTIM ON M IN I) Ray’s took best of breed on the add to an extensive library with a i school personnel was given Friday day September 3. 7, at the home of Ruth Griffiths Ralph Nute has been released senior buck while MacDonalds All aprons and quilt blocks promise o f many more as they night at the schoolhouse by school board members. The opportunity i . a s T V A C A TIO N FLIN G should be turned in at this meet- from Jones hospital In Hillsboro won the best opposite on inter- grow and become well known. where he was confined for several mediate doe One last fling at summer vaca- ing in order to have the aprons The slogan “ Originating from of informal discussions of school months following an auto accident In effect, MacDonald’s might the City of Roses" will be used as activities Is offered at these an- ^on found many local families ready for the apron sale, He Is able to he up and around claim some reflected glory in the at Oregon points o f interest over CONDITION IM I’ KOVEII they tour to give a boost to the nual events. Refreshments added a social Labor Day week end. Mrs. W. H. McIntosh was taken and Is at the home of Mr. and Mrs winning of Ray’s Rabbitry, since chamber of commerce “ Greater most of the latter's stock was pur- At Olalie Lake, the L. S. Upping to Jones hospital Aug. 27 and she John Bov*den touch. Portland Campaign.” chased from the former. house family were surprised to returned to her home Aug. 31. Her , SON HAD FAM ILY Mr. and Mrs. Don Wright a n d _____ find the F. W. Merewethers. condition is much improved. son of Eugene spent the holidays V IS ITIN G OLD FRIENDS The James Walters went fishing MISSIONARY’ PICNIC Mr. Gus Gllatrop of Sutherlin. I with friends at Astoria with other A large number of ladies and j with Mrs. Wright’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Bert Rogers. Oregon has been visiting with Mr. derbyites. their children attended the ladies>: BY A IR PASSAGE anj Mrs. Adolph Batke and fam- Breitenbush Hot Springs was the missionary picnic Aug. 25 at Shute j HOME Shelia Patterson, daughter of j j|y tbjs pasj yvpgjj destination of the A. R. Pearson Park. Mrs. M W. Wagonblast returned " family. The next meeting will be Sept, j home Sept 3, from Great Fads, J _____ 33, it tin- home ol Mrs Md WU- Montana, where she visited with AVOIDS T R A F F IC darns. relatives for a month. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Pennington V ISIT SE V E R AL PLACES She flew home on North West I decided to celebrate Labor Day Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Parker left Air Lines. early and avoid the traffic by Sept. 5 on their vacation, JOSEPH BERNARD . IR. spending Thursday and Friday at They will visit several places Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Althisin Para Del Mar. i before returning home. christened the baby at St. Cecelia They report a pleasant change DRAW N TO STATE F A IR FOR EVERY PURPOSE Mi and Mrs M W. Weaver and !ln ®‘‘a,' er* fn 8* pt’ * ’ I from summer heat. Chuck Hemrich. brother of Mrs. ______ I daughters attended the State Fair Althisin was God Father, Mrs. M. MT. HOOD OUTING In Salem, Sept. 4 W Wagonblast, sister of Bernard • HOUSE PAIN TS The E. V. Love family were Mr. and Mrs. E. W Livermore was God mother. vacationing at Mt. Hood last week, accompanied them. • STAINS The baby has been named Joseph HLUK KIBHON CLUB Bernard Jr. • VARN ISH ES The Cooper - Dale Garden Club BIRTH D AY’ D IN N E R HONOR Don Walters was honored Sat received a blue ribbon on their • W A L L PAIN TS urday evening witli a birthday county fair arrangement, which consisted of white petunias and • ENAMELS dinner party at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James W al pink geraniums. They also won a • IN D U S T R IA L PA IN TS blue ribbon on their pressed flower ters. pictures as a club project. • CRKTK-SEAL—Super An achievement award was pre CO M M U NITY CLUB S T A R T Community club meetings will be sented to them. The arrangement finish for cement floors i resumed after a two month sum- was made by the committee of • WESCO E LIT E Mrs. Vie Maixner and Mrs. Mar- 1 mer vacation, with a meeting Wed nesday, September 13 at 8 p. m. at 8aret Weaver, • W A LL PAPER HOME FROM H O S P IT A L the schoolhouse. Mrs. Ralph Calhoun came home Thursday Aug. 31, from Jones hos- Let Ut Help You With • CAR WASHING j pital and is very much improved. PA R T Y C H A R TE R S BOAT Your Decorating • LUBRICATION Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller, Mrs. C. Problems • SIGNAL OIL R. Little and Mr. and Mrs. Jim PRODUCTS Walters of Cedar Mills all charter ed a boat and went salmon fishing We give S&H Green Stamps Sept. 3. at Astoria. SIX TY T H R E E PR ESEN T Attendance at the Hazeldale With the new General Mills Bible church Sunday, Sept. 3, was Steam Team 63. Pat W ilgh t observed her blrth- 318 N. W. Canyon Road ! day. BID TO P R A Y E R M EETIN G Phones; Beaverton 9231 N. W Murray Rd., Sunset Hwy. 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