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i «I# BI « « S C , Volume 1 Sandy,Oregon, Wednesday, August 3, 1938 Number 31 W . A . of A . Has f M an y Members Churches Pioneer M eeting Attracts 1 0 0 0 Visitors to Jonsrud Park Sunday Clackamas County Has Immanuel Lutheran rive Active Groups member OF THE MISSOURI Pkas. Roork and Mrs. Joe Kirchem Crowned Pioneer Kins and Q u e en; Others Speak Mrs. Fern C. Lambert attend- (By Mrs. Robert Jonsrud) .SYNOD orial to departed members of the el an interesting meeting of the Ret A. W. Schelp, Pastor An ideal day and a record crowd organization, and a roll call of Milwaukie local of the Worker’s festival will h„ The . , annual ■ c , mission A....................„„¡estim ated from 800 to 1000 strong past ikngs and queens. Next fol Alliance organization in Milwau I Pt held Sunday, August 7th, at marked the 13th annual picnic of lowed the lne crowning "ow ning if if the the queen, queen, kie Friday evening. This organi Jonsiud park. German services will the Sandy Pioneer’s and E a r l v M r s ‘ JosePh Kirchem of Logan bv zation is composed of persons lis ¡be given at 10 and English at 11. ¡Settler’s Society of Sandy and vi hei i,aUE'hter 1M ra T " her daughter, Mrs. Louis Kohl. P. ted on the employment rolls and Rev. E. Hinrich of Blooming will le n ity in Jonsrud Park an Sunda¿ H. Roork of Wemme was pro is one of four in the county. There e m charge of the morning ser- JuIy 31st. People were attracted nounced king in a fitting ceremony is a membership of approximately vices with Rev. F. Janssen of Port- j J o m all parts of the state, from by Alice Revenue Webster, who al 800 in the locals of Oregon City! land preaching at 2-30 in the af-1 California, British Columbia and so presented gifts to the honored Milwaukie, Lake Grove, Clacka elf,O,On‘ J fiU' aS Ohio> Heart-throbbing ones from the association. mas and Stafford. It is a branch M. E. Fahler New Electric All are urged to bring a basket «tones and reminiscences were of the national organization which Mrs. Kirchem was born on a Do lunch and enjoy the day. the order of the day during the nation land claim on Clear Creek Salesman for Sandy Market has representation yi 45 of the 48 states. M alther League meeting every! time set aside for just vis- in the Logan community, on Feb. Mr. Fahler comes to the com lst and 3rd Sunday at 8 p. m. 1dln^' 11, 1859. Her parents were William Officers of the Milwaukie local munity well recommended as a I Antone Malar acted as master and Nancy McKubbin, pioneers of include H. R. Paulsen, chairman; business man and has been making ' °f «rem onies for the occasion, in 1852. She has never lived more John Washburn, vice-chairman; -Sandy Community | the absence of the Society’s Pres than 3 miles from her birthplace Mrs. Mary Stevens, secretary; R. numerous acquaintances and a e n t , E. F. Bruns, who is touring and her 5 children all live in the B. Dayton, treasurer; and Louis number of sales in his new line of Sunday School at 10 a m. Shunk, sergeant-at-arms. An elec work here. He has had five or more mi ope. Mr. Bruns, however left same community. She has 15 Preaching services at 11 a. m. a stiring message of tribute to the grandchildren and 10 great-grand tion will be held a t their meeting years connection with power com Rev. Dorsey Dent of Gresham Pioneers gathered, which" was”read children. Friday night to determine the del-1 panies and is in a position to ex-( plain the inexpensive operation of rwill preach the service for the by Mr«- A. Malar at the beginning epates for the national convention. I Pleasant Holloman Roork, the all electrical supplies. coming Sunday. of the meeting. During the business hour talks [ i king, was bom November 21, 18- Christian Endeavor meets every .. ^be business session the of- 54 and spent most of his life in were made by Emily F. Edson, I Sunday at 6:30. ¡Deers of the society were unanim the vicinity of Pleasant Home, and candidate for secretary of state; C la S S C S t d h e M p l r l ously re-elected as folows: E. F. is now a resident of Wemme. He Bonnie Williams of Portland and ) tlC lQ " * „ „ d y at 8, Sunday even-'Brang, p ra id . M“ Mrs. Lambert. attended the Willamette Univer ' mgs. secretary-treasurer and Mrs. Rob- sity and studied law for 2 years At the close of the evening an auction was held to raise funds for | A bible school will be opened to- V Jonsrud- Historian. Antone Ma- in Portland, where he was associa additional improvements for the day (Wednesday) at the church W,aS unan*moUsIy elected vice ted with the Mendenhall Broth hall. will be held Thursday and Friday j t0 tak e . the Place of A. els. He also served his community Aernon G. Henderson, educa Mrs. Lambert was accompanied tional advisor of the Zigzag CCC mornings from 9 to 11:45 and con- ‘lonias’ who is Physically un- as Justice of the Peace and tried committee consisting cases in both Justice and County by Mrs. Mildred Davies of Gresh camp has announced that the clas tinue all next week. Mrs. R. S. Hall 1 % v • utJer, John Roberts and Courts, -------- » ...... « remarking !n his talk that am who was the “highest” bidder ses held during the winter will be and Mrs. Lewis Hall are in charge, 1 n , assisted by several teachers. All ' K° . nsrud was appointed to I he never lost a case m the dutch auction for a fryer open to the public, which will be of are welcome repard to placing mar- William Hammond of Oregon and Mrs. Lambert and Mrs. Dav extreme ---- -- service to the mountain children . ---------- and no char- ies were accompanied by W. C. area. In the past there have been IgC. IS made, the school expenses kers on unmarked graves of local City, speaker on the day’s program Pioneers. i hrinfr mo, hv tho Liuikj.... Stonenian who acted as “chauffer” many i__i gave a most interesting talk on local people interested in being met by the birthday offer The afternoon session was open the history and route of the Old for the evening*. j many of the WPA classes offered ing. ed with devotionals by the Socie Barlow road, naming the early set at Oregon City but it has been im ty s chaplain, Rev. A. B. Calder tlers on the donation land claims Work is progressing rapidly on after which followed a brief mem- possible to get the classes locally Services H eld Today all along the route, beginning at since the enrollment was not suf the remodeling of the church with Eagle Creek. He also displayed a ficient, but with the combined en the furnace having been completly for Mrs. Frank Zaster Oklahoma Picnic Next series of early and more recent rollment of CCC students and lo rebuilt and the moving accom maps plished. They are now ready for cal people many new classes will Sunday at Jantzen route. of this historic pioneer’s Funeral services were held this be available. volunteers for further work, sup afternoon for Mrs. Frank Zaster Most of the classes will be held plies and cash to assist in giving Mr. Hammond paid a high trib W. C. Carroll of Gresham, chair " o died Monday following an op in the new educational unit re Sandy another suitable building to ute to local pioneers, saying that man of the Oklahoma picnic to be eration. Services were conducted cently dedicated at the camp. The hold church services in. they lived by the Ten Command held next Sunday at Jantzen beach ments and the Golden Rule. '"in Jacobsons a t Gresham with building is 20 feet by 80 feet and promises an interesting affair. A lr|teiment in the Sandy cemetery. has five class-rooms, library, read St. Michael's V. D. Butler displayed a docu good program of music, singing • >s. Zaster, who was an old ing room and educational office, ) ment handed down from his grand and dancing and several able spea 1'oneer of this community, was and was constructed by enrollees ' Mass is held every Sunday mor kers will be present to tell of fron father, Eddy, who arrived in Ore °in Mary Peshall and was a sis- of the Zig Zag camp. gon 86 years ago. McArthur’s ning at the Catholic church, by tier days in Oklahoma. An effort is also being made to | 1 of P. p. Peshall of the Halfway Guide to Oregon, an original doc- Several awards will be made oarage. outline courses offered at the I Father Martin Dougherty of Es cluding a prize for the oldest mur Ument’. maPP'nX the perilous route from Fort Hall, Wyoming to A more complete story of her eamp with both required and elec tacada, at 9 a. m. ne l couple, the youngest married The Dalles. tive subjects. For example, to en 's oiy vvill be given next week. couple and the largest family pres roll in the first half of the wood Mrs. Kirchem, the queen favored Old Friends Visit With ent from Oklahoma. carving classes, only an eighth the appreciative audience with an Post Editor and Husband The famous Tunnell fiddlers will Sandy Merchants to Play grade diploma is required, but in be there. No admission will be old-time reading and Charley Bail Corbett Here Sunday order to enroll in the second half Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nitzel and made to the park, and coffee ey made their toes tingle with his of the course in wood carving, it son Billy of Portland spent » cream and sugar will be furnished old-time violin music. He was ac Jhe Sandy team put over an- is necessary that that the student pleasant week at their cabin on the and all Oklahomians and their companied by Leon Caddy on the Lak' VlCtory when they beat Blue shall have completed geometry and banks of the Sandy river and while friends are urged to attend. guitar. Lee Wills also sang with th P ln 3 close game Sunday on mechanical drawing, along with here renewed acquaintance with guitar accompaniment. PPosition field. The score at other required subjects. Correla Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Lambert, Rebekah Assembly President Miss Lillian Phelps, a teacher to 4 n n *ne innings was 6 ted subjects included in the wood Mr. Nitzel and Mrs. Lambert V ¡sits Local Lodge of Alliance, Ohio extended a gree- with m faVor Hie local team, carving are care of tools, perspec were friends of 15 years ago when Mrs. Carrie May Rickert, presi- ting from the Buckeye State, f„ , ? Lake going down to de- tive, blue printing, block printing. both roomed at the same home in dent of the state assembly of Re. | voicing her appreciation of this ........... me season, WoehlJ ^ 1St t *mC f°r the seasorL sandblasting, perspective and ma- Vale, Oregon where Mr. Nitzel was bekahs, made her official visit to I Garden s Pot of thc World, ’ and Bacon were batter- ny other subjects that completely teaching and Mrs. Lambert com- the local lodge last Thursday and J Coffee was furnished free to the beck°r the ^andy team with Rie- round out a course in woodcarving, i pleting her high school course. was highly entertained by Sandy crowd, with Henry Perrett beck anI Messingcr for Blue Radio, auto mechanics, photog- They had only met once in the in members. She was presented with charge. Lake. laphy and manual arts and other terim until the news of the chan This Sunday’s game will be courses are planned in the same ging of hands of tile Sandy Pcf.tj a handkerchief shower, the hand The committee on arrangements kerchiefs placed on a beautiful Played consisted of Robert Jonsrud, Mrs. brought them together again. the Sandy diamond with way. tray, the gift of Mrs. Bina Beil. A. W. Bell, Jarl, Mrs. Robert , *i’ Joel Jari, bett'fu' tU,n Kame against Cor- The two families made up a par ollowmg a pleasant evening re- Jonsrud, Mrs. Will Bell and John Get your Gresham Theatre pro ty to attend the dance at Bering men win. ,n out and help the local Saturday evening. grams at the Sandy Post. at Zig Zag Camp
