lEasfrnt (JlarkatmtB m b Devoted to the Interests of Eastern Clackamas County — js VOLUME XX EASTERN CLACKAMAS NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1926 37 MT. ZION CAMP MEETING D ate Set for M eeting of HAS LARGE ATTENDANCE G re ater Clackam as Union (1.60 A YEAR ESTACADA WINS CLOSE Fruit Producer* See GAME WITH MOLALLA A Prosperous Y ear With five innings played, the The ML Zion Methodist Camp Brokers in the East have pro game called on account of rain and Saturday evening. July 10, is the i Meeting was well attended consider- the fruit raised in this vi- Miss Elsie Poole was in Portland the score standing 2 to 1 in favor nounced SPR1NGWATER , . . .. . date set for the Estacada meeting | ing the fact that it was a very busy last week taking teacher's examine of Molalla. Estacada snapped out ^ be of the verV best, and of the Greater Clackamas Union of season. Dr. Danford brought very J. G. Hayman, who handles the Don’t forget the children’s day ations. of her slow pace and after a period messages. Dr. Tisey was ... , , a , clubs, which is being looked for ! forceful Estacada cannery has . , t program at the church on Sunday, Miss Verlie Rosetta Coop was of twenty minutes while the rain fruit at the . . . . . . . .. 2Q p----- ward to with a great deal of antici with us through most of the meet- , won an unusually . n i Program begins Bf at ta„ ten married June 13 to Mr. Marvin Dob close r pronounced this to be one of the pation by local club members. In ing and he preached a few tim es.. and everyone is cordially invited to son, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dob . poured, , ... Molalla s . town most , prosperous baseball game with . .. years .. that the frutt vitations are going out this week Mrs. Bartholomew won a place in come. ,. . . ,, | „ producers in this district have ever son at Tillamook, Oregon. teaim on the field at Molalla, on j ___ ® to all organizations in the county, the hearts of the boys and girls Loganberry picking has been pro- Sunday, June 13. The final score i with her afternoon Junior Camp and it is expected that the attend UPPER EAGLE CREEK I Libby, McNeil & Libby, one of Dr " and Mrs" je ssin g very nicely in this neigh- was 4 to 3. ance will exceed that of all other | Meeting services. _ I the largest fruit concerns on the Bartholomew were greatly apprecU but the rain on Monday The game was very close from . . . ,, .. - .. . ,. . meetings of the county-wide associ Mr. and Mrs. Will Douglass and . -. . , . . . .. | coast takes all the fruit handled forced a halt for awhile. And when the game .. , . J; . , . ation. .A committee was appointed ated as song leaders. their nephew, Carol Dunn, were start to ,. finish. , . ,. , . ., ,..., through the Estacada cannery by R. S. Guttridge has recently pur- of the fifth ,, ,, . , , . . . . at the special meeting on Monday Besides many people who attend- chaged # five_pasgcnger Dodge the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. was called at the end . . Mr. Hayman. It is shipped by truck inning on account of rain, prospects . ' ,, June 14, to arrange for the print ed the camp meeting from Estacada touring c#r Virgil Dougiass last Friday. to The Dalles. of Estacada's winning were small. ing of the programs. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglass I and the surrounding communities, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bard Were Estacada and vicinity pride them- Both th e• dinner and the meeting there were also people from Port- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Jim But after the rain had ceased EsU- selves in the first class small fruit cada took courage and in spite of Denning last Friday taking supper will be held in the Estacada park. ; land, Molalla, Oregon City, Glad Barney Shoenberf. the many errors succeeded in win of all kinds that is raised here. The and spending a pleasant evening •As a novelty the dinner will be stone, several places near Gresham, John Moger of Independence has local cannery is exceedingly busy ning the game by one point. etc., and a much larger attendance been visiting for a few days with with them. served in the. open air. from the time the fruit season start* This rain is not very welcome,— Batteries for Molalla were Jones, The paving of the road between is expected next year. his parents, ]yjr. and Mrs. J. F. Mo with the sale of strawberries until anyway not by those having Bowers and Harless. At the closing service Sunday ger. Carver and Barton has progressed it ends with the last sale of prunes. Batteries for Estacada, Bronson, There are approximately 1600 tons to such an extent that it will he night the people expressed by a ris Mr. and Mrs. Archie Howell and cherries. Ike Akers and Bill Smith re Jennings and Lovelace. pCBsible to get through without de ing vote, their desire to have Dr. daughter visited on Sunday with of green prunes raised in this vicin turned last week from a six-week’s tour to the place of this meeting at Danford and Dr. and Mrs. Bartholo- relatives in Portland, ity. outing in California. FORMER MEMBER GREETS Estacada. mew to return for our second an- A surprise party was given on The evergreen blackberries as Mrs. Akers and the children who ART CLUB OF FALL CITY July 10 is the anniversary meet nual camp meeting which is to be Friday at the George Perry home had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. - - - - - - - j well as other fruit extensively ing and a large attendance is as held about the middle of August, by the young people of this neigh- A delightful event of last week raised here aiTord the school ehild- borhood. A good crowd was thero Stone of Cathlamet, Wash., for a was the meeting of the Ladies Art dren a method of earning money sured, so it is up to the people of 1927. few days came home last week, ar --------------------- and all had a very pleasant time. Estacada to make this one of the Club at Fall City at the home of before school opens in the fall. PRESBcTERlAN YOUNG PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Tenny and riving the day before Mr. Akers a r best meetings of the year. Royal Anne cherries excel as to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dunlop, on rived. TO CONVENE AT HILLOCKBURN children of Viola were Sunday The members accompanied by quality those raised in other sec Mr. and Mrs. S. .1. Eddy aid “TRAFFIC TOWER” PUBLISHED --------- : guests at the Shibley home. Earl their husbands arrived in three csri tions. Twenty tons have been con BY BOB COOK MOTOR CO. Hillockburn, Estacada, will be the Shibley and family of Portland were children were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B, Gibson Saturday even at the home of Mrs. Dunlop at 12 tracted for by the Estacada can location of an important conference ais0 there. o’clock. They brought with them nery. A very interesting little magazine of the Presbyterian young people Guests at the Henry Cromer home ing and Sunday. a lovely picnic lunch. A business There is a ready market for the called the “Traffic Tower,” is being from all parts of this section, to 0n Sunday were Mrs. Cromer’s mo- -Mrs. Flora Benson and little meeting was held at which they fruit from this district because of daughter of Logan, Virgil May and published by Bob Cooke Motor Co., continue for a full week, June 21 ther, Mrs. Sarah Lewellen and her elected new officers. After th* the good roads. It can be shipped local Goodrich tire dealer, and tho until June 27. | sister, Mrs. John Fairchaugh sad family, Dawson Fairchild and family meeting the members went to work easily. and Conrad Preister of Oregon City first issue is being distributed now The leader of this conference will! family of Oregon City and her bro- were guests at the home of Roy on the dainty pieces of fancy wark to car owners throughout the com- be Rev. Craig G. Whitsitt. Rev. j ther, Eugene Lewellen, of here. they had brought with them. CHORAL CLUB MEMBERS Douglass Sunday. muntiy. Whitsitt is student pastor at th e 1 Edith Howell left on Sunday for Fred Moehnke and his father, G. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. ENJOY FIRST PICNIC The contents of the magazine are University of Washington. He con- Corvallis to attend the 0. A. C. devoted to subjects interesting to ducted a conference last year and summer school for boys and girls’ Moehnke were calling on Mr. and Hammell, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smith A delightful nicnic was enjoyed Mrs. Roy Douglass Monday. Mrs. Vedder, Mrs. Griswald and motorists—touring advice, hints on has made a remarkable record clubs of Oregon, by the members of the Estacada George Douglass is building a daughter, Mrs. Criswell, Mrs. Star the care of tires and care in driv among the Presbyterian students at Harry and Joe Perry arrived On choral club at thehome of Mrs. C. house for Roy Douglass. and niece, Mrs. Roy McDonald, ing for the sake of greater motor the University. Monday to spend a few days at the M. Yocum on Friday evening, June Fred Hoffmeister and family and Mrs. Charley Frink, Mrs. Horne, ing safety. This is one of the nearly 00 such home of their brother George, pre Two very humerous stories give gatherings of Presbyterian young P eatery to making a trip to their Mr. Murphy, and Ray Woodle and Mrs. Driese, all of Fall City and 11. It was given by Mrs. Yocum family motored out to the other Mrs. J. W. Reed and Mr. and Mrs. in honor of Mr. David Horner, di the reader fifteen minutes of amuse- people to be held under the direc-1 home in Maine, side of Mt. Hood on the highhway, Duniop. rector, Mrs. Harold Horner, accom menL One of these stories, “How tion of the Presbyterian church in j ^ r- and Mrs> A- Lewellen of Sunday. They reported a fine time. . After the members left Estacada panist, Mrs. Fred Horner, soprano, to Enjoy Jaywalking,” is filled with various parts of the country this' Portland were Sunday guests at the at 4 o'clock the ydrove to West lr. Fred Horner, baritone, and Mr. hints to the pedestrian advising him summer. Last year 6,500 young Wiley Howell home. Mr. Lewellen, DOVER DOINGS Salem where they enjoyed a picnic Harold Horner, tenor, in apprecia how he can conduct himself in people gathered in these confer who is a brother of Mrs. Howell’s, tion of their unusually fine work crossing the street to jangle the ences for a week of study of the is a civil engineer in the employ of The rain is welcomed by everyone dinner before returning to their in connection with the cantata "The nomes in Fall City. nerves of motorists. Bible, missionary activities, church the government and is at present except the strawberry growers, and The annual school meeting of Rose Maiden,” sponsored by the Bob Cooke says he is planning to government, methods of conducting in char*e of the widening of the they are not complaining as this District No. 108 will be held at choral club June 4. release three more issues of the Sunday school classes, young peo- J1*. Hood Loop road near Rhododen- week is the end of the season for At 7 o’clock a delicious picnic Estacada high school building Mon “Traffic Tower” during the sum pie's societies, and similar subjects.' dran- them. lunch was served under a large day, June 21, for the purpose of mer. The faculty at this conference will j Mrs. John Park and children of Road work is progressing rapidly cherry tree on the lawn in front of be composed of men and women Woodland- Wash” • « visiting f o r as ............... ................................... the construction crew has . ...... con- Meeting one school director, for a 'HIS PEOPLE” TO BE SHOWN who have had experience in leading a eoiip e of weeks Math her sister, siderable amount of road bed ready ierm of three years. The meeting Mrs. Yocum’s home. Immediately *vill be called at 7 :30 p.m. following was the business session AT LIBERTY THEATER SOON young people and in teaching the * rs* ™ari* anc* . for crushed rock, of the club at which the members subjects assigned. I I Mr. and Mrs. August Koenneman A big surprise! Rudolph Schild- PARTY AT THE CURRIN HOME decided to sing two numbers at th« These summer conferences consti- CURRINSVILLE have purchased a Chevrolet touring kraut, idolized as a character actor meeting of the Greater Clackamas . ~ car‘ One of the delightful affairs of Union of Clubs to be held at Oak is coming to the Liberty theater tute only one phaze of work done' Mr’ and Mrs- Freeman afid , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond DeShazer the past week was the “500” party Lawn on Tuesday, June 15. June 19 and 20, Saturday and Sun for young people by the Presbyter- ian church. This work is under the : family and Mr and Mrs- Fred Her- and son Carl of Lower Eagle Creek at the R. H. Currin home on Satur day evenings, in “His People.” Al After the business meting songs and family of ^ Portland werer and Mrs. McCabe and grandson day evening, when Mrs. Currin en exander Carr is among the extra Presbyterian Board of Christian were sung by the members and vis Sunday visitors at thehome of Mr. Edward of Greenwood were visitors tertained in honor of Mr. Currin’« iting aided in making tha evening ordinary cast and is one of the fin Education, also has general super and Mrs. Charles Kitching. at the Joseph DeShazer home on birthday. est comedians on the American vision over the 56 Presbyterian pleasant. Mrs. Mary Adams and Miss Jos- j Sunday, colleges, and religious work in 30 A most pleasant time was spent stage. Ralph DeShazer is busy installing playing cards and those winning LOGGING COMPANY TO OPEN “His People” is a tensely dram state universities. The Board loans ephine Adams are visiting Mrs. ' an American saw mill in his timber. honors were Mrs. F. C. Bartholo atic story written by Isadore Bern money to young men and women Wm. Kellendonk. Mr. and Mrs. Orol Stormer of Mr. DeShazer hopes to begin sawing mew and Mr. Raymond Lovelace re The equipment of the Porter- stein, who is noted for his screen to help them obtain an education. ceiving first prizes, and Mrs. D. B. Carsten logging company has been stories. It contains an original and Many of these plan to be mission Springwater and Mr. and Mrs. John by the 10th of July. Ely of Estacada were visiting Mrs. H. M. Clinesmith has gone to Eschleman and Mr. Theo. Ahlberg taken over by the LaDee company unique theme. The characteriza aries and ministers. Seattle on a business trip. and operations will be started soon. consolation prizes. This work of Christian education George Walters on Sunday. tion of the picture is wonderful. Miss Elsie Poole left ’Thursday Joseph DeShazer has purchased a The Porter-CBrsten logging com At the close of the playing a There are lovable characters over is attracting enlarged interest over Ford touring car. most delicious lunch was served, af pany has been closed since July, flowing with humor and pathos. the country. Last year the contri for her home in Ontario, Oregon. Irene Bodway, former teacher at J. G. Krieger was called to Port ter which the guests departed for 1925. butions from churches for this cause You’ll likg “His People.” Surveyors were at work last was nearly 12 per cent greater the Garfield school visited Mrs. R. land last week on account of the their homes having enjoyed a lovely death of his father. INJURED IN FALL FROM FLUME than in the year previous. The H’ Currin ,ast Week evening and best wishes were ex week planning a new road around tended Mr. Currin for many more the hill to take the place of the Board stimulates better Sunday While at work on the flume at schools and publishes Sunday school old incline, and as soon as the road nappy birthdays. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. Earl Gunter is ill at the Faraday, Mr. William Fink fell literature for the 10,000 schools oi is completed logging will start. Those enjoying the Currin hospi Emanuel hospital in Portland, but is eighteen feet and was injured quite the denomination. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Moore and reported to be getting along nicely tality were Messrs, and Mesdames seriously. Several ribs were broken Eschleman, Rhodes, Gohring, Love-: A number of local students who family went to Oswego on a fishing j j rs ^ Sarver has just re and his shoulder injured. ESTACADA TO CELEBRATE trip Thursday. 'turned home having been doing iace, Bartholomew, Ahlberg, H. aru “^tending O. A. C. from here He was given first aid by Dr. Mid JULY 3, 4, AND S THIS YEAR Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Reese were j ury duty at Oregon City for a Heiple, Mrs. Helen Dunlop and Miss *’“ve returni-'d home for the sum- ford and was theft taken to the Su Elsie Poole. mer- Among those arriving hom« Sunday visitors of Mrs. W. J. time. Vincent’s hospital in Portland, last week are Robert Cahill, Arnold Firecrackers, ice cream, pop corn where he is getting along well. e> ttm , ' Mr. Ralph Squire of Portland and a lot of good eats will add to Lovelace and George Lingelbach. METHODIST CHURCH the good old- fashioned celebration . > "r t want up into t* le mountains on Ira F. Rankin, Pastor A bumper crop of loganberries is ESTACADA HOTEL to be held in Estacada on July 3, .1* 'th relat,ves in CorvaHl* far Tuesday morning and expects to , . being harvested at present and tha spend the summer camped at Fish Sunday school ........................ 10:00 growers are receiving fine prices Adolph Helgsson of Portland, 4, and 5. There will be jitney a tlme* Gertrude Dillon left last week for Creek. Junior church........................... 10:45) this year. High prices are also be- dancing with music by a lively or chief mechanic for the P. E. P, Co., Greeley, Greeley, Colorado, Colorado,^ where Where she she will Will Mr. C. A. Dykeman is in charge Morning sermon, "Two Viewpoints ing paid for cherries this year which is registered at The Estacada while chestra from Vanvouver, Wash. of the Preaching of the Cross is also pleasing the farmers greatly. Young and old are cordially in- attend attend the Teacher’s Teacher s College. College. 0f the People's store during the ab- making repairs on th« dynamos at ........ 11:00 vited, and ars urged to arrange to ' *^r- Chester Womer of Portland sence of Mr. Hurry Snyder, who was the Company’s power plants here. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith en Preaching at Garfield............... 3:00 joyed a short visit on Monday with Mies E. D. Campbell of Chicago celebrate the 4th of July in the was visiting his parents, Mr. and called East last week. Epworth League....................... 7:00 Mrs. Ed Linn, Edward Linn and and chief operator of the Informa Estacada park. Details for the cel- Mrs- E- s - Corner on Sunday. Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. F. W. Hal- Quite a number of cases of Miss Vivian Gorham spent a very Evening sermmon, “A Crushed lock of Washington, D. C., and her tion Bureau for the Illinois Cen- I ebration have not yet been com- Snake,” ................................ 8:00 brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. tral R. R. was a guest at the Eats- pleted and will be announced later, mumps are being reported in the pleasant Sunday evening in Port- Prayer meeting Wednesday ev«*. w , , U r „ of geaUlei Th< community at the present time. land, June 13. cada hotel Sunday, ing at 8 o clock. 1 CHRISTIAN CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilcox of ______ Mrs. R. T. Carter and family and Everett and Harry Osborne have returned to Seattle on Tuesday ac Killdeer had dinner at The Estacada , a. .. c-, j _, , Mrs. S. G. Felker drove to Astoria contracted to.pick the one acre of "Jehovah is nigh unto all them that companied by the Smiths. call upon him, on Sunday. They will spend the ,e . n, Vn **rv’c#* a® u*ua • Tuesday where they will viait their j blackcaps owned by Walter Crib- Mrs. Charles F. Beebe and her son Bibla school at 10 and Communion sister, Mrs. C. North. 1 | bons To all that call upon him in truth.” summer at Camp 8. Gerald entertained twenty Boy and sermon at 11 o’clock. The Psalm 146:18 Dr. P. E. Hale, prominent medi- j Maurice and Glenn Ely returned, Mrs. John Lovslace, Mrs. Ray- Scouts from Portland last Sunday morning sermon will be an import cal doctor of Portland wa« a Sun Mr. and Mrs. M. Russell and at their ranch at Eagle Creek. They Thursday from Oregon Agricultural mond Lovelace and Miss Vivian day guest at the Estacada hotel. ant message closing the series upon daughter Dorothy, and Mrs. Mary ; served the boys a delicious feed in- You Colle*e where are attending, Gorham were shopping in Portland Miss A. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. the New Testament church, school. | one day last week. They also vis- Russell from Ogden, Utah, are vis- eluding lots of ice cream so pleas should hear this sermon upon "The J. C. Myers of Portland were din Ted Howe and Mrs. Burr from ited wh‘>* thcr« at *h« bom, of Mrs. iting Mr. and Mrs. Sparks. Mrs. ing to youngsters and all attending ner guests on Sunday at The Erta* Divine Unity in the Church of Mary Russell is Mr. A. E. Sparks's reported a most wonderful time, the 6th Street Stage terminal of Smith. C hrist” cada. sister whom he hasn t seen for After finding that the tower on Christian Endeavor will be held Portland had dinner with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Olson and son Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rowlee of twenty-oen years. the town hall was leaning four feet at 7 o'clock in the evening and the Mrs. C. F. Howe and visited at drove to Corvallis last Saturday and Oregon City and L. E. Carlsle of A training course for forest the city council ordered a new con- Portland were 8unday visitors of evening sermon at 8 o’clock. The Linn’s Inn for a short time Sunday, returned Wednesday. While at Cor- rangers is being conducted at crete foundation made. Work was subject will be “Th€ Courage of a June 18. vallis they attended the eommence- Relance Moore at the ^staca.I-i hote Daniel.” Let’s keep the Bible Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshal and ment e*erei*es at the Oregon Agri- Clackamas Lake this week with Mr. started on Monday, June 14. The Reliance Moore. Supervisor, in entire building will be repaired in school up to the 50 mark and over little son of Camp 8 came down cultural College. Mr. Olson met Thomas Carter, Mrs. Joe Boyd and children during the summer months. You on Saturday to spend the week-end and talked wit hthe teachers who charge. Supervisor T. H. Sherrard places where work is needed to be from Baltimore are visiting her par* are given a welcome invitation to at the home of Mr. Marshal's par- hav* applied for positions in the of Portland is among those attend- done and a new roof will b* placed inf. jo n th* building. sets, Mr. »cd Mr». Jota M*r»h*l j high nheoL teat». sat* Mg. sad Mr»- McP'iUis. i