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Page 3 PROFESSIONAL S directory Schneider D E N T IS T __ Phones -7- nwiee 151 - Residence 6X2 ° SANDY, OREGON Grashorn ’ D E N T IS T Phone 831 Roeh Building * Sandy Valter A. Noehren, M. D. PHYSICIAN And SURGEON , T, ctreet Sandy, Oregon ia Sphone. Sandy 181 ■ ^fT rr HENDERSON .«mOPRACTIC PHYSICIAN Off ice. Hours: 10 A. M. to 5 P.M. BvatoBS by A ^ o m ti Orw Oregon ione 911 ft TON D. LEAVITT, M .D . phvsieian and Surgeon Office Hours: 10 A.M. to 5'P .M . Daily Except Sunday _ Phones: Office 641, Res. 461 Jin street Sandy, Oregon W. J. GARDNER, M. D. physician and Surgeon 7 E Powell Blvd., Gresham Phone Gresham 3040 Portland Lincoln 3717 harles H.Carlstrom,D.O. Osteopath Physician & Surgeon Koch Building Sandy, Oregon W At Creston Park; f e f e f i « '« ' Three Cakes John, of Sioux Falls, South Da land, is spending a week visiting sister, Mr. andM rs. Vern Meyers at the home of her grandparents, and their sons and daughter-in- kota. Mr. and MrS. Tom Johnspn and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Baldra. Next law, Lynn Meyers and Mr. and For The Cone With Mr. and Mrs. J. H: Dollowitch week her sister, Mary Lu, will Mrs. Gene Meyers, of Ainsworth, Nebraska; her cousins, Mr. and ¥ r*, an<? Mrs> Andrew Carrell enjoyed a motor trip to several join her at the Baldra home. The Curl On Top nic. Besides Mrs. Wilhelm, those * * * and daughter, Linda, were Sun present included her four daugh Oregon beach resorts on Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pifer, ac Mrs. Claud Strong and Mrs. Katie Donohue, of Olympia, Addition day callers at the home of her ters and their families. Those companied by their son, Alvin Frozen Seconds Washington. On July 27, all sister, Mrs. Emma McGraw in. attendmg from this community Mr. and Mrs. Ralph SJiriver Bottomley, who recently arrived Before You E a t I t Portland. are building an addition to their here, from Minneapolis, have the children of Mr. and Mrs. were Mrs. A. H. Burns and her home on Cottrell road. been visiting Wirigton Bottomley Lewis were home to meet the MEL & GENEVIEVE’S Movies Shown and daughterdn-law, ¡Mr. and Mrs. Anna Anderson of Bakers who is employed near Cannon out-of-state visitors. ■ S ’- P> R Eder celebrated her son Mrs. Arthur S. Burns and their •birthday anniversary last Fri three sons, Jimmy, David and field, California, who is visiting Beach. They also visited Mr. and day. In the afternoon her daugh 'Larry; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Car her neice, Mrs. John V. Carlson, Mrs. Edwin Danielson who oper Hoover was the only, U. S. Loop Highway Sandy, Ore. ter, Mrs. Oren Stanley called on re®. and daughters, Frances and: has been confined to her toed for ate a mink farm on the Sunset president of Swiss descent. her. In the evening her son-in- Judy; those attending -from Port the past five- weeks. She is re highway' near Banks. law; and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. land were: Mrs. Esther Pauley ported to be somewhat improved. I Mrs. Richard O. Krebs entered Harry Stanley, accompanied by and daughters, Eleanor and Ann; Mrs. Alan Johnson, of Liver Holiday Park hospital on Wed their daughter, Helen, spent the Mrs. Florence Becker and daugh more, California, was a recent nesday, where she underwent a evening with their parents. Miss ter, Miss Noreen Becker; Mr. and guest of Mrs. Richard J. Lewis. major operation on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fuller and Picnic Helen Stanley showed moving Mrs. Clinton Becker and children, pictures taken on her recent trip Jimmy and Jea n .“ Mr; and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Lewis daughter, Sherry, accompanied to California and refreshments Dean Becker of Astoria were also and son, Michael, were members by Miss Leotha Jones, have re- Our Stocks are Complete. of a family group who helped turned from a 3 day vacation at were served. Mrs. Eder received present. her father, George M. Coveil, Warm Springs. several, lovely gift^. All of the latest insecticides and fungicides, Party Moving celebrate his birthday at a pic Mrs. Eliza Fritz was a Sunday J Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Folaijd nic atV iking park bn Sunday. Mrs. John M. Milne has been caller at the John M. Eberle small quantities or ton lots. the recipient of three birthday Other members of the family who. recently sold ’th^i? home on home. IHbssner road are moving this present included: Mr. and Mrs. cakes in honor of her birthday Rheumatic Fever 10th wedding anniversary, George M. Coveil and Mr. and ¡ week to the J. W. Clark home on Sunday callers a t the home of and OR which both occurred on Satur Mrs. George H. Covell ^nd their Pleasant Home road. Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Dhulst Were day, August Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meyer 9. Mr. and Mrs. two sons. Mr. and Mrs. Cimantilla, Mr. and Milne and their and Mrs. Anna, Meyer were Sun Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Arm five sons were Mrs. Maurice Dhulst and family entertained Saturday at the strong and family have returned day callers at the Wiley .Wilson and Mrs. Lloyd Helt. Mr. and Portland home of her parents. The two finest prepared products for our cus from several days vacation at- home on Kerslake road. Mrs. Ted Van Van Donnick, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harold, Yachats. Mr. and M rs/Jess L. Shriver 1 tomers. Expert field service available. We 'Clemtine DeiWtt and Mrs. Anna when their other daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ickler and were Wednesday callers at The Hamllin. son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bill family have returned from a home of Mr. and Mrs. William deliver anywhere. ' Robert Helt, oldest son bf Mr. Wright and children were also vacation a t various Oregon Fleiohman at Sandy, where they found Mrs. Fleichman to be mak and Mrs. Lloyd Holt of Kelso, guests. On Sunday, Mrs. Milne’s beaches. ing a satisfactory convalescence is confined to his toed with rheu aunt and uncle,. Mr. and Mrs. Grandfather Here matic TeVer. L. A. Wick, of Milwaukie^ called Mrs. Walter E. Armstrong has from her recent major operation. Relatives Entertained Reunion with a second cake. Mr. Milne been entertaining her grandfath Creston Park was the scene had previously purchased a cake er, Henry Marschman of Daykin, g Mr. and Mrs. yern Lewis have of a family reunion on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Dyer Nebraska, who is also visiting recently been entertaining a Phone Gresham 284 Foot of Second St. group of her relatives which in when Mrs. Wilhelm m ie n x v x x o . Dora ly u r a v m iK a iu a and u u ¡ ,h n a v a e v .been e t i l entertaining l W lL c U I U I l g U CT. S I S - other relatives in this area. her sis- her family h!ad their annual pic-Tter, Mrs. [Milton Oskew and son. Christine Ann Baldra, of Port cluded her brother-in-law and Phone S andy 851 MASSAGE ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS H. Herndon Phone Gr. 5389 STO P! Dairy Wonder SPRAY OR DUST Gresham Seed & Feed Co., Inc. STOP-and-THINK DR PERCY A. POWERS DR D. H. HOLTZHEIMER , dr : r . P. BRIMBLE Gresham Veterinary Clinic Large and Small Animal Surgery and Disease’ Control Artificial Insemination—Cattle S20 N. W. Division Phone 291 Gresham, Oregon DR. JOE M. ONCHI OPTOMETRIST )pen 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. venings by Appointment • e 3414 503 E. Powell lock East of Hood Theater Gresham Residence Phone 9165 BUSINESS SERVICES BRENTON V E D D ER And Associate JOHN R. METSGER STSURANCE-NOTARY PU BLIC Tax Reports - Bookkeeping Phone 102 Box 51, Sandy, Oregon Thomas W. A llen Public Accountant Income Tax - Bookkeeping Walrad Ins. Bldg. Phone Sandy 861 D. ALEX Licensed Public Accountant Bookkeeping Payroll & P.U.C. Reports P. O. Box 229 Phone Sandy 522 or 23X3 Sandy, Oregon Dear Friends, As an automobile dealer it is somewhat difficult for me to write here what I feel __difficult because in doing so I am pointing to the biggest failing of the automobile i - dustry. On the other hand, it is my closeness^ to maHeS me f 1 P " haps somewhat more strongly than most of you about my subject. Thrmiffbftuf mv first 3 years as Dodge-Plymouth dealer in Gresham I have watched SANDY REST H AVEN “A Home for Invalids, Convales cent Patients and Those Needing , Nursing Care.” . Operated by a registered nurse Phone Sandy 882 Duke & Proctor and sickeningly a killer. don’t know the people who have been killed in an automobile ; Most of the time we dont k metimes y/g an elderly woman, sometimes a young accident, but sometimes we ^ ^m t $ gchool months starting soon—itTs a ivr fim o w e Insurance Agents —0— S Telephone 71 SANDY, OREGON W ALRAD Insurance Agency Sandy and Gresham, Oregon Phone Sandy 861 Phone Gresham 747 Direct Portland Line KE 3114 see lost something which is irreplaceable. i J 11 A iB mean tn you and me? It means that we must give the gravest What does.41 g ™ r e on d u ty to protect human life. It means possible coopeiation to thi^e m ne a w ¿riving at a safe speed always . . . paying f ^ ^ C X w m ln thepropfr s ig n a l and courtesy. It means that when you see are‘ ate’ a y U proceed with extreme caution. ,, + «r«- «I««! outlaw traffic tragedies from our community. It means « “ eans tlmt we must o u tth e responsibilities for making our streets the safest t e ^ w t i X n»t ori” " » s S d children—but for all pedestrians and motenste. w • and I won’t just say these things. You and I must mean d T w K r i g T f o r the safety of our community. Lr U n o t h a t v o u Sincerely yours, H WOODLE GORDON SWAN Real E sta te General Insurance Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer of Gresham, Oregon Office at Salmon River Bridge |P Phone Rhododendron 430 — Brightwood, Ore. Greatest Contribution to Highway what J For Insurance Your Safety Is CO U R T ESY
