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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1920)
OUR SLOGAN: KEEP •Community Cooperation YOUR RYE ON ESTACADA! dA to n (í lar lumias Nnita Devoted to the Interests of Eastern V olume 13, N umber 37 EAGLE Í0 SCREAM AT At the meeting of the Conmu- nity Club at the Hotel Estacada Friday evening, J. K. Ely,. Mrs. S. E. Wooster, Mrs. H. C. Ste vens, Mrs. R. G. McCall, Sylves ter Lawrence, and F. E. Burns were appointed as a committee to arrange for a 4th of July cele bration at Estacada. The Committee met Monday afternoon at the office of S. E. Wooster and decided upon the following: 1. A parade to consist of dec orated autos with such comic features and stunts as the public may furnish. 2. A Goddess of Liberty to be selected by vote for the most popular young lady. Voting to be begun as soon as arrange ments can be made. Votes to be deposited with Mrs. S. E. Woo ster, secretary of the committee. Five cents per vote will be charged, the proceeds to be used to defray the expenses of the celebration. 3. A musical program under the direction of Mrs. R. G. Mc Call to be given in the Park at the close of the parade. 4. Picnic lunch in the Park at noon. 5. Delivery of the Declaration of Independence and an address by the orator of the day fo'low- ing lunch. 6. Jitney dance in the Park Pavilion beginning at one o'clock. 7. A full program of sports in the afternoon. The foliowing were chosen to supervise the different events of the day: Dance, James Smith. Sports, Fred Bartholomew. Music, Mrs. R. G. McCall. Parade Stunts, J. K. Ely. Selection of Speaker, H. C. Stevens. Marshal of the Day, Henry Boyer. It is hoped that the people of Estacada and vicinity will give loyal support to the committee who are arranging this celebra tion. An opportunity will be E stacada , O regon T hursday J une 3, 11)20 given to everyone to vote for the Goddess of Liberty. Come on. boys, ipid show the girls that all of your protestations of the past year have not been simply hot air! Let us have every auto in Estacada and vicinity decorated and in the parade. Let's work up such a variety of “stunts” as was never before seen in Esta cada. Five dollars will be charged for each concession for stands and lunch counters, th» proceeds to be used in defraying the expenses of the day. Apply for conces sions to the secretary, Mrs. S. E. Wooster. It is expected that the -Ameri can Legion of Portland will join with the people of Estacada in this celebration and furnish a band for the occasion. Voting on the Goddess of Lib erty will close Saturday evening, June 26, at ten o’clock. Daily bulletins announcing the progress of the vote will be displayed in the window of Wooster’s Real Estate office. Tickets for the vote are to be obtained from the secretary. A prize for best dec orated boat in parade will be given. Let every loyal citizen of Esta cada put his shoulder to the wheel and PUSH !! ! Marguerite Clark Stars in Popular Story The well known and favorite story, “ Mrs. Wiggs of the Cab bage Patch,” has been picturized for the Paramount by Hugh Ford with Marguerite Clark in the stellar role. Miss Clark ap pears as Lovey M ary,. that de lightful creature whose pranks In the juvenile story won her so many juvenile admirers. The picture is a remarkable one in many respects, its situations be ing dramatic and its heart ap peal to old and young alike, irre sistible. It will be shown at the Family Theatre on Saturday eve ning. The supporting cast is of the highest class. S. H. Gruber of Portland, ar rived Wednesday morning to in spect his ranch in Garfield. County $1.50 P er YgAR Lilliputian Wedding An auspicious event will take place Tuesday evening at 8, in the High School auditorium when Tom Thumb Esq., a near relative The third annual Chautauqua of the late General Tom Thumb, under the auspices of the Rad- »will take unto himself a lovely cliffe direction of Washington. and ravishing bride whose name is a profound secret. We hear i D. C.. will open June 15 and last through three days. The object that the affair will be moat re I of ihese meetings is for the pur cherche and that the elite of Es pose of building up a community tacada and vicinity will no doubt and not merely to amuse, al turn out erx masse. Admission 50 and 25 cents though amusement of a high order occupies a large portion of A Wedding in June the program. In the afternoons the themes of the lectures will Two hearts which for long had deal with “ Building a Commu been beating in unison, were nity” while thoseof the evenings united in the bonds of Holy Mat with “ Building a Nation.” rimony, Wednesday afternoon at The slogan for this year is the 2 o’clock, when John Daniel Ra stirring one “ Wake Up Ameri gan of Lewis Co., Wash., and ca.” and the endeavor will be to Miss Grace June Cahill pledged awaken the people of the country their troth each to the other and to the dangers within their midst, were pronounced man and wife j coming under the head of Bol by the Rev. J. F. Dunlop. The shevism. wedding was held at the home A meeting of the Estacada of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Chautauqua Committee w a s Mrs. J. W Cahill of Eagle Creek called Tuesday, June 1, at the and the bridal pair were attend Theater ar.d the following officers ed by Robert CahiU, brother of and committees were elected and the bride, and Miss Mary Bock. appointed: This happy event comes as the Mrs. M. M. Lovelace. Presi culmination of a five year friend dent. ship begun in the schools at Ea H. C. Stevcms, Treasurer. gle Creek. The bride is well Committee on Seating. W. J. known here as she attended the Moore, E. E. Saling. High School and for some time (Committee on Pianc, Mrs. E. was in t h e telephone office. E. Saling. The young couple will make their Committee on Decoration, Mrs. home at Pe Ell, Wash., whither L. C. Posson, Mrs. H. C. Stevens, the best wishes of a host of their Mrs. S. E. Wooster. friends accompany them. Committee on Advertising, Ed Boner, W. E. Linn. Real Estate Deals Season Tiekett Committee. Mrs. Besides the sale of the two J. W. Reed, Chairman. Mrs. S. lots and five room bungalow E. Wooster, Mrs. S. E. Botkins. owned by Harold E. Wooster and Mr. W. E. Closner, Mrs. J. F. sold to Lloyd Yocum, the Woos Moger, I. M. Park, G. M. Park. ter agency has sold recently, ten Mrs. E. E. Saling, Mrs. Fred acres of partly improved land to Bartholomew, Mrs. L.A. Yocum. William Gilgan and Birdie Gil- Mrs. T. Yocum. gan. This land lies one mil» . Seventeen were present and east of Estacada and was owned all are anxious to have the co-op by S. H. Dickens. Other sales eration of t h e community in effected, were the ten acres in making the Chautauqua a success section 28 owned hy S. P. Foard in every way. and sold to Viva Woodworth, and The season ticket campaign is the business lot on Broadway, on and you will be visited and adjoining William Dale’s store, asked to buy aeoson ticket«, owned by Lovelace and Wooster, to Mrs. R. G. McCall. [ C ontinukd on P ack s C olumn 4 J