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M arine Lance Corporal Roy
W Audas, son of M r and Mrs.
Troy M Audas of Rt 1, Sandy,
has reported for duty at the
U S Marine Corps A ir Station
in Iwakuni, Japan
He is a 1972 graduate of
Sandy Union High School
Miss Anna Jonsduttir, Sandy
High's American Field Service
student
from
R e y k ja v ik ,
Iceland, w ill be the guest
speaker at the Dec. 5 dinner
meeting of the Sandy Business
and Professional Women's
Club
The meeting w ill be held at
Salazar's Restaurant. ZigZag,
at 7 p.m., announces Mrs.
Thayus P a rm e nte r, Young
Career Chairman, who is in
charge of the program.
Entertainment w ill be fu r
nished by The Pionairres under
the direction of M r John
Bowman Reservations should
be made by Dec 3.
Beautiful fall flowers and
o ra n g e
h o r n - o f - p le n t y
programs marked each place
setting at the Nov. 7 dinner
m eeting held at E lm e r’s
Pancake House.
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the Thanksgiving holiday.
Treehill Day School
Gernhart and from his left to right are Bill
Ross. Ron Grantz, Tony Bryant. Ed Hug.
Bill Jordens. Chuck Hansen. John Knapp,
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program chairman for Bosses’
Night, introduced Mr. Frank
Wall, executive vice-president
of the Portland Executives'
Trade Association. He spoke on
how to achieve harmonious and
e ffic ie n t em ployer-em ploye
relations He pointed out that
the fabric of life is character,
involving honesty, industry and
integrity.
Others
attending
were
Mesdames Esther Cox, Lytha
Malcom, Betty Bartholomew,
G resham ; M r. and M rs.
Roswell TenEyck, Mr. and
Mrs. Walt Blaisdell, Mr. and
Mrs. Verne Alford, Mr. and
Mrs Fred Proett, Mesdames
Sara Berger, Delores Smith,
F lorence Schm itz, M arie
Seematter, Esther Hoffmann,
E leanor
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Parmenter and Helen Swails.
President Eula TenEyck and
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Kerry Steiner
Funeral services for Kerry
Allan Steiner, 21, of Rt. 1 Box
1140 Sandy were held Saturday,
Nov, 10 at the Bateman Funeral
Chapel in Gresham.
Steiner was born in Portland,
the son of John and Frances
Steiner. He died on Nov. 7, from
injuries sustained in a one car
accident on the Mt. Hood
Highway.
Steiner lived his entire life in
Sandy. He was raised and
received his education in
Sandy, graduating from Sandy
High School in 1970. He was
formerly a student at Mt. Hood
Community College studying
forestry.
He is survived by his parents,
a brother Richard of Portland
and sisters Mrs. Steve (Becky)
Schuldheiss of Portland and
Mrs Otto (Donna) Davenport
of Estacada.
A fam ily vault interment was
held following the services at
the Forest Lawn Cemetery in
Gresham
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Funeral services for Elsie.J.
Jordan, Rt. 3, Box 490 Boring,
were held Monday Nov. 12, in
the chapel of Sandy Funeral
Home.
Mrs. Jordan was born Elsie
Jean Hughes on March 21, 1910
in Sabulla, Mo. She was raised
in Missouri where she attended
school and grew to womanhood.
On Dec. 7,1926 she was united
in marriage to Leslie E. Jordan
in Ironton, Mo. They lived in
Missouri until 1948 when they
moved to Oregon to make their
home in the Sandy area Mrs.
' Jordan was a member of the
Sandy Seventh Day Adventist
Church.
Elsie Jordan died in her
home on Nov. 8, 1973 at the age
of 63 years.
S u rvivo rs
include
her
husband, Leslie Jordan; five
sons: Leslie Jordan Jr., Sandy;
Charles Jordan,
B o rin g ,
Gordon Jordan, Boring; Ronnie
Jordan. Gladstone and Dickie
Jordan of Portland; 1 brother,
Arthur Hughes; five sisters:
Mollie Phelpott, Cura Parton,
Eliza Newhouse, Hilda Colyott
and Lucy Hughes; and six
grandchildren.
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Lee Ellsworth O’Dell, 76, a
long tim e resident of the
Portland-Gresham area died in
a local nursing home Nov. 12. .
O'Dell was born in Homer,
Neb., the son of Joseph and
Pelina O’Dell
O Dell lived mostof his young
and working life in Nebraska
In his early working years, he
was a farmer. In later years, he
was a business owner in South
Sioux City, Neb., and Blencoe,
Iowa
He m arried his wife, Nora, on
Sept 25, 1918, in LeMars, Iowa.
O'Dell came to Oregon about 15
years ago
Besides his wife he is sur
vived by children B ill of Sandy,
Mrs Loise (Bruce) Anderson of
Gresham, Leland of Omaha,
N e b ; Mrs Doris (M arvin)
Porter of Portland; Mrs Carol
(Harland) Jansen of Portland ”
and Mrs Mary (Dick) Bernard
of Storm Lake, Iowa Brothers
surviving are Raymond of Red
Bluff. Calif., and Tom of South
Sioux City, Neb Sisters are
Mrs Grace Irons of South Sioux
City, Neb.; Mrs Bertha Shank
of Dakota City, Neb , and Mrs
Mary Laird of South Sioux City,
Neb
Twenty-one
g ra n d
child re n
and
14 g re a t
grandchildren also survive.
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Interment was at Douglass
Cemetery in Troutdale
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