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VOLUME 7, NO. 37
T H U R S D A Y , S E P T . 21, 1941
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CITIZENSHIP
THIS FALL
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Sandy Womens’ Club meets
From the Pacific coast to the
i Right now is the time to start
When
this
run-away lad of
the first Thursday each month
Missouri river cedar posts bran- .
planning for next year’s pasture
whom we spoke last week had
nt the club hall at 2 p.m.
ded with the words “Old Oregon i
and hay crop The bes.. step in -
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week~ ,
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“spent all’’ and had his "fling’’
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. Mon. he began to be in want. And so
1.
O.
O.
F.
meets
every
At the school meeting last
"V-Day,” the day of victory in 1
we read that, He went and join- Thursday n i g h t negotiations
schools thruout Oregon, Ida- about 10 o’clock Saturday night ] day nightat Odd Fellows hall
the European war theatre will pioduction or nex year ls
apply commercial fertilizer or
Wvftmintr Nehraska Kan- at bis home near Boring, death ¡
♦
ed
himself to a citizen of that were comlpeted for the purchase
be a day for re-dedication on the manure to pasture and haylands bo’ " ? ° íí.Íng’
Sandy Grange meets the 2nd country: and he sent him into hi8 thru the Hessel Implement corn
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sas and Missouri in commenora- being caused by the accidental
part of the people of Oregon as this fall. A
fall application of
field to feed swine.-
And so pany of Gvesham of a K-7 Inter-
well as a day of thanksgiving fertilizer will not only increase tion of the continental past to discharge of a shotgun. He went Saturday of each month,
w it tilled was his condition that national school bus. The new bus
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and appropriate rejoicing, Gover the quantity, but the quality as the sea followed by their ances to the house of his brother a
Rebekah lodge m eets th e 2nd tho lie had been brot up under ja Of 53 passenger capacity and
tors when the west was still new. few minutes before his death to
nor Earl Snell said this week.
well.
put on the CottPell Lusted
Launched by the American Pio borrow a shotgun saying he wras and t t h T h u rsd h ys of each m onth circumstances of splendid advan- will
“We must not and will not 1 Why fertilize this fall? Be
tage, yet we find him experienc- run whlch ls badly crowded with
going hunting the next morning. a t Odd F ellow h a ll.
neer
Trails
association
the
post
relax our all-out war effort in cause delivery is more certain
Ing such acute hunger as to envy th e p re se n t bus.
project has been placed in the A few minutes later the brother
the midst of our rejoicing” the than during the spring.
There
heard
a
report
and
upon
going
p.
n . G. club meets the 3rd the swin which fed greddily upon
Clarence Brown left early this
hands
of
school
children
who
will
governor said. But, he said, “on seems to be a great deal of fer-
the rougn corn.
week for Lima, Ohio to accept
mat day toward which our vali-
at hand
dairy- act as custodians of the markers to the cabin found the man lying Wednesday of each month,
Such is the good providence of delivery of the new Bus and to
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m i striv- meu haye manure left that they
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d hA
T m n sih b f for
o r th
p ir nro-
and
be rM
responsible
their
pro- on the floor dead.
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and
armies
are „ still
Ernest Layman was boi s Sep- j The Ladies Aid of the Sandy Cod. We will say goodbye to our drive it to Sandy.
tection.
During the ceremony,
ing in Europe, we shall pause to 1 were unable to spread ..................
during the
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, each pupil will place one stone tember 22, 1889 at Grinnell, Iowa Community church meets every father and care nothing for him,
honor the heroes who have ac spring work.
but the first man we meet will , CLACKAMAS DEBT SECOND
on which is carved his name at and died at his home near Boring 4 th Wedneslay.
hieved victory in that area, and
Fall fertilization is a sound
be a rough one, and we siiould „
on September 16, 1944, He was
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1 the base of the post,
pay tribute to the great fighting practice, very sound -1 indeed.
” ’ forming up-
.
! Boy Scouts meet at the grade thank God for that! Paradoxical HIGHEST IN OREGON
F
on completion a strengthening a veteran of World War I.
forces of the allied nations.’
Great numbers of experiments in
u
,
He
leaves
to
mourn
his
death
school 2nd and 4th Tuesday of as it may cound, I do thank God
He will issue a poclamation on the past x years have proven that pyramid. Each marker wall be
that there are rough men into
CIackamaa « ’“"ty is second
two
brothers
and
three
sisters
each
month.
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dedicated
by
the
school
to
an
out
V-day designating is as an occa fall fertilization gives an increase
whose hands young Keople fall high in the state in bonded ln‘
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standing pioneer of covered wa as follows: George and Lawreuce
sion for thanksgiving the gover in yield
who
have attached value to a fai debtedneaa according to a report
equal to that obtained
rinv<i
and Mrs. Ella Surber of Boring,
Christian Endeavor meets ev-
nor said and a day when fitting from spring application. T here gon daya’
thers care and a mothers tender “ ade PUb“ C
Mrs,
Ida
West
of
Portland
and
ery
Sunday
at
Sandy
Community,
Delivered by the State High-
and appropriate tribute should is nothing to be gained, in fact
love.
Young people who EX- state t ‘easurer-
debt total.
Church at 7 p.m.
way commission on Trail mark- Mrs. Minnie Proctor of Sandy
be paid our fighting men.
CHANGE Son-ship for Citizen- ’ 250’°°0
“ dltnomah
there is actually a loss, by wait-
Funeral
services
were
held
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. „ n t in& day the posts will form moil
“Here on the west coast we ing until spring
ship,
will
son
find
that
there
is
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to apply ferti-
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f,
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Kelso Women's Club meets the
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uments on the grounds of the from the Pleasant Home Meth
shouold be doubly aware of the lizer.
a rod in the law, that there is a , bei“g *6-195-495-85-
There is a labor shortage
,
4th
Thursday
of
each
month.
,
odist
church
-
Tuesday
afternoon
... , schools nearest the original route
job yet unfinished and the men- now, and , who knows how it will
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God on the throne, and that no
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ace in the Pacific until Japan is
b
Better do u , of the Old Oregon Trail. Vapmus at 2 o’clock and interment made
man can do wrong without hav K ASS NER SELL RESTAURANT
Sandy
Comunity
church
show
in
the
Pleasant
Home
cemetery.
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business organizations and mdus-
conquered,”
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governor _ said,
1 now, you may be twice as busy
ing judgment and retribution vi TO REDLAND COUPLE
try groups are sponsoring place Services were held under auspi er on September 12th.
next spring.
sited
upon him sooner or later.
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ces
of
the
Chapman
Funeral
ments of the markers.
Youth
The ideal date to fertilize your
If a man can go upon a course
Kaasner’s cafe, 517 Main street
Past Noble Grand club meets
SANDY BOY 18 MONTHS
groups §uch as the boy scouts home of Sandy.
pastures and hayiands depends
■of sin and prodigality, and find at Oregon City, owned and oper
on Wednesday, September 13.
IN OVERSEAS SERVICE
upon the time the land freezes, and 4-H clubs are actively parti
peace and happiness at the end ated by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaas-
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cipating in the scheduled cere i MRS. LEONA -C4-
KUEHNER
Past Noble Grands club bazaar of such a road, then I .ay to ner, for the past seven and a half
Staff sergenat Michael J. Meno usually sometime between Sep- monies.
of Sandy is rounding out his 18th i tember 15th and October 15th.
at Women’s club hall on Septem you that life is a farce and des years was sold on Monday to
In Clackamas county markers DIES IN NEBRASKA
A few helpful reminders are;
tiny is indeed a cruel master.
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ber
16.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mounds who
month of overseas duty with a
1 were plarted at Welches, Sandy,
But blessed be God it Is not have been residents of Redland
12th air force B-25 bombardment apply five to ten twohorse sprea-( ¡¡aad
~Ea«u "¿reek ~*Lo- i Mrs- NehIer of Eagle Creeek,
so. At the end of such a road for the past five years.
group which entitles him to w e a r1 der loads of fertilizer per acre;
- Logan,(
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received a telegram Friday tel-I
MATTINGLY INJURED
three gold bars on the left sleeve manure for top dressing should g m
g g ’ and J
lingg of the death of her sister ' - J ,
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there Is want and friendliness,
When the Kassners took over
of his service coat blouse, jack- be applied during or just before'
P
g
Mrs. L|oua Kuehner in a hospi- LAST FR,DAV
and pain and hunger. It Is when the business they employed three
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we are reaping the fruits of our waitresses ana now there are 18
.et of shirt.
! a rain, or while the soil to quite] M
¿ arkers
rke^ wppe
were nlaced
placed at
at the
the en tai at Grand Island, Neb. Mrs,
A. L. Mattingly who Is employ ] misdoings that we are stabbel on the payroll.
Mr. and M r..
According to a recent direc-, moist; straight nitrogen fertili- trance of both the Sandy grade Nehler visited her sister a t her
ed by the state highway depart
Live by the war department each zer alone may be used on grass and Sandv Ridge schools.
home near Doniphan two years ment received severe burns on awake and brot to face our ’folly. Kasaner are to retire to their
Yes sir this young man had tc farm in the Clairmont district
member of the U. S army is au- sod. Remember, plants, like ani-
Del Butler gave a talk at ag0’ Mrs' Kueh»e'’ bas been faib
thorized to wear ¿n additional mals, require a balanced and ade- both these schools on tho Old ing ln health slnce her » P o tio n his face and wrists last Friday thank his swine-feeding, the fa and Mr. Kassner will devote all
when the gasoline burner on the
gold bar for each six months quate diet,
Oregon Trail and Mrs. J. M. C for cancer three y*ars ago- She tank used to heat tar for road mine, his hunger, the shivering, hi. time campaigning for sheriff
Miller gave a talk on John Straus suffered a relapse and was con. work exploded enveloping hlnk ln shelterless nights. THESE mark of Clackamas county.
spent overseas.
pa
ed the beginning of his ultimate
Sergeant Meno’s B-25 bombard
who left approxmately 26 thous- fined to her bed for four months the blazing gasoline.
He was return to his father’s home! And
ment group has been fighting in ARMY DROPS GUARD ORDER and doUara .q property and cash after the untimely death of h e r '
ESTACADA FLIER GETS
Gardner’s office
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¡for the Sandy Ridge school and husband two years ago last June. ' where the burns were dressed ouch has been the case of many NEW AWARD
the Mediterranean theatre
for
today.
We
found
no
salvation
in
The army has rescinded its . also donated the land for the He was taking a tractor with a and he is getting along nicely at
20 mouths backing the attack
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luxury; no sacred altar ln the
thru Tunisia Cicily and Italy. At orders for guards around the city gandy grade schoo, Mr straug power sweep home when the trac- this time.
' carpeted room. So long as we
A 24-year old officer from Es
present it is concentrating on vi- reservoirs and in the Bull Run was an early settler in this com tor went out of contrai, left the
had everything within reach and tacada, First Lieut. John Thomp-
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tai Jerry supply lines and com- reserve and 37 guards will be laid munity and was king of the San-
klus added another bronze oak
tree paralizing the lower part of
R, M. Krausheer has sold his call, we never lifted our hearts
munication routes in France and off November 1, saving the city dy pioneer society in 1937.
leaf cluster to hl. air medal (his
his body. He died two days later. farm near Sandy and moved to in thankful praise or humble
northern Italy.
$72,000 a year, Commissioner Do-
cluster numbers 11 now, recent
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Had Mrs. Kuehner lived until Jewell this state where he has prayer.—THE VILLAGE PAS
rothy McCullough Lee announ-
ly when he completed his 60th
TOR,
CITY
CAUCUS
TO
BE
HELD
October
21
she
would
have
been
secured
employment
as
manager
ced Wednesday.
mission with the Crusader group
BATTLEFRONTS GET
39 years old. She did all that of the REA coop,
FRIDAY NIGHT
of B-26 Marauders. The Cruaar-
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WHOLE BLOOD BY AIR
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was
possible
in
her
failing
health
w <i>
ders are operating in direct sup
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A caucus of the voters of the to keep her three children in BIG GAME REASON
P. N . G. C LUB MET
port of the ground forces on the
Blood plasma stores in Europe
WILL
START
SUNDAY
city of Sandy will be held at the their own home sacrificing her
west front blowing up bridge.,
are being augmented now by LAST THURSDAY
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city hall tomorrow (Friday) for own condition and complaining
attacking
ammunition
dumps
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speedy air ahipmnts of whole
Oregon’s first big game season
the purpose of nominating offi- little. She finally had to give up
w r i t IV. I f t B O N D and harassing the enemy ln
The Past Noble Grands club cera for the coming election. The and returned to the hospital in of this year opens for antelope
blood, the Ninth Service com
France.
mand surgeon's office at Fort met Thursday of last week at term s of most of the city offi- July where she died1 September on September 24 and will extend
Lt. Thompkins is the son of
Douglas, Utah was informed to- the home of Mrs. Jennie Mark- cials expir this yar and a new 15th, 1944,
, thru October 7th. Plenty of an
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Thompkins of
] cardson at Dodge Park with Mrs.
day.
siate is necessary for a success-1 She leaves to mourn her loss telope tags are still available
. .stacada. He entered the army
: Jennie Knight as assistant host- fui election.
her children, Margie, 13, Gerald for sale at the Portland office of
in March, 1942 and was commis
’ ess. Pot luck dinner was served
SA N D Y M A N PROMOTED
Everybody interested
in the 10, and Kenneth 5, her mother the game commission, the fees GRENFEL RESIGNS AS
sioned in January, 1943.
at
noon
and
members
complete
IN ITALY
welfare of the city should
turn Mrs. Alvena Johnson, 5 brothers, being $2.50 for residents and G. O. P. CHAIRMAN
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! plans for the bazaar.
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Guy, Earl, Bud and Wesley all $5.00 for non residents. In mak-
out to this caucus.
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W.
R.
TELFORD
HONORED
The
next
meeting
will
be
the
Sergt. Melvin N. Haneberg,
of Horace, Neb., and Sergt. Lloyd ing application for a tag a per-
Following the advice of Attor- AT DEWEY TALK
son of Mrs. Anna Haneberg who third Wednesday in October, the
Johnson somewhere in England, son should forward the correct
ney IGeneral Geo. Neuner, Jack
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BUY A N O T H E R BOND
lives on route 1, Sandy has been 18th, at the Baumback home
and two sisters Mrs. Marie Kueh- fee and information as to the Grenfell has tendered his resig-
Wallace R. Telford of Boring
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promoted to staff sergeant. He with Ella Baumback, Julia Tut-
ner of Doniphan, Neb., and number and kind of hunting 11- maation as chairman of the Clac- and chairman of the Dewey
is a platoon sergeant with the tie and Vera Smith as hostesses. NEW YORK, LOS ANGELES
Mrs. Irma Nehler of Eagle Creek cense held.
kama» county republican central 50001 club In Clackamas county
91st Infantry division of the 5th The meeting will convene at 2 TOP OREGON FRUIT MARTS ; besides a host of other relatives
All of the antelope range is committee he announced last Friday received from the Repub-
o’clock p.m.
army in Italy.
P friends. Besides her husband and open to hunting with certain ex- Thursday.
lican fclub of Oregon to be one
New York is still by far the ^ brother George who were in ceptions. The Drakes Flat area
Grenfell took this action he of the guests of honor to f*t on
leading market for Oregon pears world War I and an infant bro- and the MUlican-Fort Rock-Win- said, as he would have been in the stage of the Portland Ice co-
'and preah prunes but both Las yjg,. preceded her in death.
gate are are closed. Descriptions
violation of a section of the 1909 liaeum when Governor Thomas
Angeles and Chicago nave passed
The funeral was held at the and maps of these areas are in- corrupt practices act if he took Dewey «poke Tuesday evening,
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it as an outlet for Oregon apples Evangelical chuch of Grand Is- eluded in the 19i, synopsis of part in political activity as ’ Telford was a delegate to the re-
according to a statistical bulle- I |and of which she was a mem- hunting regulations.
The Hart
chairman while holding his Job cent Republican natlorfal ebnven-
tin just issued by the extension ber on September 4« Owing to Mt. antelope refuge also remains
as county traffic officer,
I tion and supported Dewey.
service, OSC, “Oregon’s Carlot travel restrictions no one from closed to hunting antelope.
Shipments and Unloads of Tree Eagle Creek was able to attend. 1
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Friuts." Data for 1943 are in
P. N. G. BAZAAR DRAWS
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cluded.
LARGE CROWD
For the more perrishable fruits WELCHES P. T. A. HAS
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The bazaar given by the Past
Portland leads in taking cherry LIVE MEETING
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Noble Grands club last Saturday
shipments, while San Francisco
America’s first success
The Welches Parent-Teacher was a huge success. Mrs, Emma
is the chief single market for
ful oil well was drilled
Black G old Flows
at Titusville, Pa. They
the few Oregon peaches shipped. association held their first meet- Rannow and her committee re
c a lle d i t “ D r a k e ’ s
Production of fruit shipped in ing of the season on Friday af- ported that everything was sold
F o lly ." The gasoline
was thrown away as a
car lots is concentrated almost ing present and a very good ouf eariy and a tidy sum wa.
worthies, by-product —
entirely in the Southern Oregon ternoon, September 15. It was rea|ized by the club. The card
before the automobile
and Columbia basin districts ar- ! very well attmaea, 40 ladies be- party in the evening was well
w a. born.
attended
despits
the
rain.
Nine
cording to this bulletin prepared meeting was enjoyed,
by the extension economics staff.
Mrs. Doris Guthrie resigned as tables were in play, 5 of pinochle
These two regions supply 96 per treasurer as ^ e had moved to and 4 of *‘500.’’ Prizes were giv-
cent of the shipments with the Portland and Mrs. Peggy Norene en and refreshments served.
The club wishes thru the pre
Willamette valley and Snake ri- of Zigzag was elected as treas-
sident, Mrs. Emma Rannow, to
ver basins shipping 4 percent.
urer for the rest of the year.
Pears led all fruits with 3191
The association voted to spon thank the officer, and members
cars shipped in 1943 or abjut 56 son a somplete lunch for the chil and all who contributed so gen-
percent of the total. Apple? were dren at a charge of 9 cents a erously to the wecew of the ba
»second with 1191 cars or 21 per day for each child. This will h e 1 zaar and card party, and to the
cent Other frruits in order of accomplished with aid from the ( committees, Augusta Bruns, Blna
The great oil field, of
irp -rtin c e for shipment rather government. Mr.. Had» was en- Bell. Ella Baumback and Ethel
the world have been the
than procering were fresh prune-, gaged to do the cooking Dainty Butler and the Sandy Post ln
target, of thia war In
For Your America
788 cars; fresh cherries, 319; refreshments of homemade cook- advertising and to Frank Reh-
order to win victory for
democracy.
dried prunes. 124; fresh peaches, ies, tarts ¡flid punch wat served. berg for the artistic window
Buy W ar Bonds
18; apricots. 9; and mixed fru.tt Mrs. Marjory Hoffman served at cards and to the Comphocs for
18 cars.
. the table.
J the decorations.
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_ On
Victory Day
DO YOUR FERTILIZING
13811220
Ernest W. Layman
Died Last Saturday
COMING EVENTS
Union Hi School
Buys New Bus
This Year’s Plow-Under
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