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Sandy CLEAN-UP DAY, M a y ÎW Volume 1 21, By order of M ayo r f e-A-.i :oo f»'1 X*-y-; ; Sandy, Oregon, Wednesday, May 18 1938 0200000200000000010100020100010202010101 Doings A t The High School Prepared by High School Journalism Clas> APPRECIATION W ith this issue of the Post edited and published by F ern C. Lam bert, I wish to express my sincere appreciation to the good citizens of Sandy for the co operation and helpful spirit shown since the inception of the paper. It has been a pleas ure to work with the residents of Sandy. Exercises M a y 19 for Grade Schools [j^ £ à â i Ns.mber 20 Gresham M en Killed in W re c k j Gresham up to the last event of Jo in t graduation exercises will i the meet, came from behind to be held Thursday evening, May 19, Tradegy m a'ked the end ef a nose out both Gresham and Colum- j at the Sandy grade school with ; bia Prep and capture third place fishing trip for four men frpm ! students from the Dover, Deep , in the annual Big Nine League i Creek, P.ull Run and Sandy partici- Gresham who were killed when track meet, held on the Portland i pating. Roy E. Cannon, superin their ce.r went over a bank near ! University oval Friday, May 6. te n d e n t of schools fo • Multnomah Maupin Sunday evening as the Dick Mudrow, husky Pioneer !county will be the principal speak men were returning home, tired The annual commencement ex • polc-vaulter, vaulted eleven feet to er with the teachers of the d iffe r In passing the control of the ercises fo r the senior class will be capture a firs t place medal and and sleepy from th eir trip. Eight held in the Sandy Union High ' break the school record th a t he ! paper to Mrs. Lam bert, I am e n t schools presenting the diplo mas, Music for the p ogrnm will be more men were in the pick-up th a t School auditorium Saturday, May i.cld a t ten feet nine inches. Allen certain that Sandy will receive by Miss Nellie and Miss P a tt’e was driven by Clarence AJHsinS, 21 a t 8:00 p. m. took a firs t place in the Javelin ; an improved publication th at ¡Greenwood of Orient, assis ed bv three in the cab, five in the rear. and Shelley tied for firs t in the ! will m erit the confidence of all a Sandy chorus. The address will be given by Dr. - ____ „ ...... ................................ F our of the men in the back, in G raduates in the Sandy e’ass in the readers. Sandy needs a Daniel Poling of the Oregon S tate broad jump to help g arn er Sandy’s cluding F rank W elty, Ray M etier, System of H igher Education. P at- 211 2 points. publication anti the same help chide Gloria D urt—n. Joe Y oerger, Ai t Kreofsky and lohn Lassen- Ted P re ? , Ronakl Fisher, Deen sy Keenan will give the class a d - j Team scores of the meet: F irst ful cooperation that has been Folsom. Milton H arris, B etty Dit- akm p were killed and Jim Chis dress. There will be both vocal and Milwaukie, 52 1-2: second, Hill, 30; shown in the past will, no doubt te it, Patsy Jones, Ed Wolf, Rob holm is in u critical condition w ith instrum ental numbers by members ! third, Sandy, 24 1-2; fourth, Co- be shown the new publisher. ert Goheen, Paul Or*. Dorris John crushed skull and body injuries. o f the senior class. The presents- lumbia Prep, 23; fifth, Gresham, O theis in the party included Work with her and she will son, M argaret Dunsmuir, Bertha lio n of diplomas will be made b y ! 20; sixth, Canby, 2; seventh, Park- Ralph Dcavilh: and George Moon, Neilson, Eva P eikr.s. Jennette th e President of the school board i rose, 0. work for you. Keisecker, Florence Fk her, Bobbie who were painfully out not se r D. B utler. j G raduates are: Ralph Adams, PAULTA. DILLON. Newhouse, Rex Russell, Junior iously hurt. No on« knows ju st how Sandy vs Gresham H a rry Berglund, Dorothy Bodley,¡ E m m itt Mills proved th at he .l’!ll!l!!’l!lli::il:!lllllii:;:iir !!!H‘!’!!!!lllllllilHillililllll Loundree, Ed Schmitz, W allace the accident occurred, whether the )onald Chapin, Douglas Carmony, ‘ could hit the ball as well as zing Seales, Belva Vi’irr» n , Bill Blazer driver happened to fall asleep for |S ta n ley Compton, A lbert C om p-( it past the Gresham batters when a second or a tire blew out. and Lyle Ciaram bcau. (ton, A lbert D agsland, L ester Dah- Sandy beat Gresham on the Sandy Echo* s Beauty Shop All men were from the Hessel |re n s , A rt Dyal, Lucille Ganten- diamond by the score of 6 to 5, and entered in the fishing contest Im plem ent Co. of Gresham. M oved Across Street a t F ran k Schm itz’ and a 16 inch bein. i F ’ iday afternoon. Red Sides was alsb in tne catch. Glenn Greenwell, Jack Gregson, Mills »^pped two three-beggars Dog Treinerto Stage lE v a Holt, Lyla Jones, P atsy Kee- and »»crtf’ced in three trip s to the Misg Echo christenaen, who has The city streets received a much Snan, Rose Keisecker, Ione Krebs, P Iate against Croswell, Gresham ’s operated a beauty shop in the needed putch job this week done Lorene Klingler, W erner Krebs, j much talked about hurler. In th e iy u n k e r building for the past two by A uust H om ecekr and George ^arl K rieger. fiis t of the sixth, Gresham gained ¡antj a half years, is now located in Sharnke. i Dorothy Lake, Francis Lang, ¡ a th iee m n lead on the Sandy beys her new beauty salon in the M ark- Roy Lewis, A lbert Ludvigson, I ^ut in the last of the sixth Sandy Avart building. The building has Funeral services were held at Gerald R. W ear, form erly of ’M erle M artin, H ubert Maulding, acoied foui tuns to cinch the con- undergone o complete remodeling I C arroll’s funeral hemp for John Portland, who has the unique rec Jean McKee, George Miller, Em- t esL and together with the modern fur- E isert, w ar etcran, who died S a t ord of being the only known man m itt Mills, M artha Moore, Richard ¡ w’^ now be necessary for nishings and decorations gives urday morning a t the v eteran ’s to teach dogs the sign language «M udrow . , Sandy, Gresham, E stacada and Sandy a beautifying room equal to hospital in Portland following sev has chosen the tall tim bers of the _ Glen Peterson, Elnora Phelps, ^>al krose to stage a play-off for those found in much larg e r cities. eral months illness. In term en t'w as Sandy community to fu rth e r his »Frances Reed, Ju an ita Reynolds, Ike firs t and second place cups in The color scheme of black and in Lincoln Memoria park under work in. Mr. W ear, who has m ast oyal Rich, Kenneth Roberts,I the Big Nine league. All of these wbite is carried out and the vene- the direction of the Gresham Post ered Hie handicap of being both ’ rances Robertson, Joe Shelley, team s h a te won five and lost tw ojU an blinds and artistically arran - American Legion, of which Mr. deaf and mute has 12 trained lildred Skogan, Harold W alsh, Vi- games, I ged plants which Echo specializes E isert was a member. German shepherds and has rented ola Wunische. ■ in add enchantm ent to the new lo- the J-, O. Botkin place. Baccalaureate Sunday school will be held as ' cation. He is busy arran g in g platform s F ailing to hit in the pinches, the j The annual Baccalaui •eate ser- i Miss Christensen, who is a g ra d usual a t the Sandy Community 50 and 75 feet in the air on some P an d y baseball team dropped its vice for the Senior class of Sandy , uate ....... ...........- o f the . Pacific B eauty college, church Sunday with preaching ser o f the tnll tieer? and will erect por lecond consecutive league contest Union High School was held Sun- has m erited and retains a large vices by Dr. A. B. Calder a t 11. table lu b b er ladders fo r the dogs ;o the P arkrose Buckaroos on the day evening, May 15, in the High following in her five years of The ladies aid will meet a t the to climb on before jum ping to nets home diamond Tuesday, May 10, school auditorium . Rev. S. E. F air- ibeauty work. H er many friends home of Mrs. Will Bell, Wednes on the ground. As soon as arrange* S b y a 5 to 2 score. ham , pastor of the F irst Metho- wish her continued success in the day, May 25. ments a te in place and the w eath Bill B ettis knocked a three bag- dist Church of Gresham delivered new location. er is more settled a public exhibi J. A. Ellis, journalism teacher of g er th a t brought Loyal Rich in the Sermon, tion will be held. home and Peterson knocked B ettis j The band played several the high school, and Duane Knapp, num - Mr. W ear has specialized in a r of the grade school were among in to tie the score 2 to 2 a t the end bers and the g irl’s sextette sang tistic floats in public shows and the teachers to spend the week of the fourth inning, but P arkrose “ F airest Lord Jesus.” The aud- has offered hiR cooperation to the end a t th e ir homes, Milwaukie and •cored 3 runs in the first of the 1 ience and the g irl’s sextette sa n g Sandy cham ber of commerce for a Molalla, respectively. jg e v e n th inning to cinch the game ¡“Onward, C hristian Soldiers’ ' fol- Mrs. Robert Jonsrud attended notable entry in the coming ro?e fo r the visitors. J lowed by the Benediction by Rev. I the funeral services S aturday of festival in Portland. He la also H erbert Maulding vzon a medal The Sandy trackm an, trailin g S. E. Fairham . [her sister, Mrs. A lbert Rodlun of a t the district seven track m eet at working on an exhibit fo r the P po - 1 Gresham. Mrs. Rodlun who has Salem last Saturday, tieing for dleton round-up which will include , many friends in Sandy had su ffe r second place in the high jump. and old-fashioned stage coach ed a stroke several weeks ago, but Maldron placed fourth in the pole drawn by two of his dogs. her death came as a shock to all One of his outstanding dogs is vault and Shelley took fourth in I who knew her. P alg sy Van H o h en so lk m , large the broad jump. nine y e a r old shepherd, registered | ndoor games ( sandy baseball Many out of town visitors were by the New York City kennel club ________ i present to enjoy the regular S al- and raised by Mr. W ear from two urday night grange dance in the Sandy indoor boys went to Bull weeks old. Patsy can do 26 tricks O rient met and defeated S an d y ,, Sandy hall. A good sized crowd, iun last F riday, May 13, and de by the sign languuge. A nother dor, I 1 Many Sandy residents as well as a fam iliar sight now on the stree ts feated them by a score of 31 to 11. May 12, in a return gam e a t San- good music and a delicious lunch [The local squad took the lead in dy by a score of 3 to 1. In the fir- scrV(,d hy the home economics tourists arc enjoying the new o f Sandy as he. Accompanies his I h t firs t inning and kept it the st half of the gam e, Orient had a 'ciub of the grange all served to modern cafe nt the intersection of m aster, i, Prince, the fa ste r clim m ak e the a ffa ir an entertaining i the. B luff and Ixiop highways. Thu ber. te s t of th e game. score of 2. L ater both Sandy and one. ; building, about a $3000 wood con Mr .V\ ear comes to Sandy h ig h The Sandy local indoor players Orient scored m aking the score struction- affair completed about ly recommended and with a n o t haven’t lost a gam e this season 3 to 1, in O rient’s favor. There H o w ard an d J o h n P e te rs o n o f i ten days ago is known as Jo e ’s able record of his accom plishm ents and as there will be no more in were some good hits in this game P o rtla n d an d C a rl S h a rn k e o f S a n i rav ern , and is operated by Mr. and in California and otliP- states. At door gam es this year they say thej a n d good p la y in g . O rie n t e n jo y e d dy Spelli tin- w eek-end on a fis h in g •Mr.-. Joe Richter. .Mr. and Mrs. one time he was a lh irlie director tr ip to th e lic it hm« - bringing •won’t lose any. their last visit to Sandy this year. I back a nice catch Qne 19 jnch Ricoti i* aiz uell known In Sandy a t a mute school at Winnipeg. and have many friends who wish W ilm er Russell, Editor By V\ iniferd f'hilton German Brown tro u t was caught ther-i success in th eir new ” enturc. Canada where he served four yrnrr. Commencement to be M a y 21 ( Exhibitions Soon Sandy Locals W ith our Junior W r iters New Cafe Open
