4x r t llt r t ‘4 4 k Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County ESTACADA. OREGON, THUSDAY. APRIL 28, 1027 VOL. XXI LOCAL FRUIT NGT HIT BY FREEZING WEATHER '' n NUMBER 30 WHERE TO WORSHIP LOCAL ITEMS News from the Neighboring Towns METHODIST CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Cleworth of Portland spent the week-end with DODGE NEWS There will be Revival services GEORGE ITEMS Mr. Clcworth’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. every evening. Come and worship Harmon. Emery Keller wont to Wilsonville Arrangements Made For Bonafit Widespread Damage in Northwest Mr. and Mrs. George Weiderhold Claudia Plank and Kathleen Skin­ Sunday and brought back Mrs. White with us. The Gospel wo preach is Show at Liberty Theatre ner went to Independence Saturday, of Vancouver, Washington, were who is the sister of Mrs. G. W. Kel- only to spiritual admonition. We Does No Harm to Nearby Vivian Gorham was in Portland j guests of Mrs. Dew and family over ^ Mrg Whit# who j8 g0 yecra of persuade you to flee from the way Orchards ! ihe week-end Friday age and paralyzed in her lower limbs, of death unto life. The way of More lumber end nails will bo Mr. and Mrs. Jack . Balcom and son . . , ! Mrs. , R. , S. _ Chaney . , entertained . at . fl is to reside With Mr. and Mrs. Keller, Frosts of last week which have provided for the proposed commu­ is “joy and peace in the of Bridalvale visited at the home of j card party Saturday evening, Cole- h ! salvation brought alarming reports from many nity house at Estacada by the show Oliver Baker and wife of Portland • of the fruit districts of the west did Mrs. Balcom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. brating her birthday. The guests ing May C and 7 of tho picture “Up were Mr. and Mrs. H. Klinker, Chris visited Mrs. Baker’s father, Joe Ke!- I ^ ev' Mr:* E- W. Ward. Mr in Mabel’s Room” at the Liberty iel- no damage whatever to the fruit of Charles Norris. Klinker, Mr. and Mrs. H. Johnson, j Mr. and Mrs. Warren Charles of ler, over the week-end. They at -1 Mott, and a band of young people theatre. this section so far as we can learn. Oregon City spent Sunday at the J. Mrs. Dew, John Dew, Otto _ Paulsen ., , f | tended the monthly social of the T rom the North Pacific Evangelistic Losses have been reported which F. Lovelace home. It is the plan of the backers of Mr. . and Mrs. Roy , , J * , , , j iP.T.A. on Saturdav night and de- Institute of Portland will have full the community house project to have run as high as 55r/r damage. This . . . . 1 charge ■ . . . . Sam Dunlop drove down from Marie Klinker, and Frank , _ Howard.' of all the Sunday services at . , dared they had enjoyed it lmniense- was to the Hood River cherry crop. Seattle Thursday for a few days. Mrs. Louise Harders of Portland j 11, 3, and 8 o’clock. Come and he::- some entertainment each month with tho proceeds going toward the erec­ Inquiry rmong the prune growers Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wilcox visited is visiting her son, Ed Harders. John Keller and wife went to Sa­ this great woman preacher and Bible | here indicates that no alarm is felt in Salem Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Rendlenian of Port­ lem on a busines trip Tuesday. Mr student. There will be groat preach­ tion of a building to take care of the concerning this crop. The frost did Mr. and Mrs. Dodson and Mr. and land were Sunday guests of Mr. and Keller is still taking treatments from ing, great singing, and a great tniin' civic activities. Two surh affairs have already been held and a tidy no harm and pollenization on the Mrs. Vernon Hassell of Aberdeen, Mrs. Leo Rath. a specialist in Portland and is feeling festation of God’s redeeming grace. sum is now on hand, lower levels is already completed Washington are here for a few deys. Mrs. Peter Paulsen called on Mrs. much better. —*F. A. Simms due to the warm days of this week Mrs Homer Sarver and two child- H. Paulsen on Saturday afternoon. The Coining event, “Up In Mabel’s Rev. Levi Johnson and his son, and, on the higher ground where the ren of p ortiand are visiting at the E. Mr. and Mrs. Held entertained the Douglas, of Estacada were at Hillock- Room", with the vivacious Marie SPRINGWATER CHURCH season is a week later, conditions E Hannah home this week, following guests on Sunday for din­ burn on Saturday making arrange­ Provost in the leading rolo, is a co­ are now right for pollenization. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Smith drove ner: Mrs. Marie Klinker, Chris medy full of amusing situations. A Thomas 1. Kirkwood, Fastor ments for the coming season. They chorus will be heard in Plantation Klinker, Mr, and Mrs. H. Klinker, have reason to believe that this sum­ J. G. Hayman, local representa- to Salem Monday, Melodies and Solos, duets, and trios, tive for Libby, McNeil & Libby, Robert Gard was the guest of his and »on Elmer. mer will be a very busy time up The Sunday school meets at 1C Mr. Charles Mathew spent Sunday there. Each summer the camp is adding to tho enjoyment of the eve says that for some reason the logan- cousin, Matt Lonsberry, Sunday, tm ., Mr. Shearer, superintendent. ning. Two clever little elocution­ berry situation is not so promising Ted Howe of Oregon City spent on his ranch accompanied by Mist becoming more popular and move Morning worship at 11. Subject ists, Betty and Ruth Barr, will also Cringy, Mr. Besseler, and his sister as it was at this time last year. The the week-end with his parents, widely known due to the purity of “What Shall I Do with My Life?” vines do not seem to be as thrifty. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Linn and two Mrs. Morrow, all of Portland. the atmosphere, with its life-givin? This is Vocation Day and the young be present to give readings. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Johnson and There is no explanation as to why children, Gladys and Orvill, of Tickets will be on sale tomorrow qualities, and the beauty of the sur people arc especially urged to be pre the vitality of the plants should be Springdale visited relatives here Sun- family entertained Mr. and Mrs. rounding mountains. evening at the community club meet­ sent. Warwick and son Dickey of Portland lower and tho condition may change day. ing at the Estacada Hotol. A 10*4 pound baby boy came to Christian Endeavor meets in th' later in the season. Mrs. Annie Davis Lowden of Port- over the week-end. bless the home of Mr. and Mrs. evening at the church, at which tim Mrs. Tucker spent Sunday with Clarence Jubb on Saturday. It No great activity among the buy- land visited relatives in Garfield N. O. W. PARTY will be heard echoes from the State Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wilson. ers has been noted as yet this season last week. seemed as though the future logging Convention, which closed last Sun­ Mrs. Harold Joyner and little was going to have to be done by although frost damage in other com- Ed Boner and Raymond Lovelace r.’.un’ties should reflect in higher attended the ball game in Portland daughter, Iva Mae, called on Mrs. W. ladies, but now Mr. Jubb is rejoicing day in Oregon City. Fifteen tables of "500" were Held on Saturday afternoon. Thursday. played when the neighbors of Wood­ prices for the local product. at the arrival of a real live boy in Evelyn Hayworth went to Stayton George Willing visited with Har­ camp. craft held their monthly party in the GEORGE CHURCH over Sunday. old Miller on Saturday. Masonic Hall Thursday evenin. Mrs. Sharp and Mrs. McCarter of GIANT TESLA COIL Mrs. Britenstein of Portland Mr. and Mrs. Will Larsen of Port­ Portland were visiting at the home H:gh honors in cards wont to Mrs. BUILT BY LOCAL MAN caued orl her daughter, Mrs. Coon land spent Sunday with their parents Sunday school meets at 2 p. m. of their brother, Clarence Jubb, on Mss Flora Lins, superintendent Don Allen of Bull Run and Mr. -------- - Boyer, for a Short time Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. T, J. LarSen. Klinker of George, while consola­ Sunday. Credit for constructing a Tesla j Lovelace went to Portland Church service at 3. It is hope There was a dance given in the tions went to Miss Renson and Em­ Mrs. Fred Horner sold a nurube coil which has produced the highest for the hall gams Sunday, returning hall Saturday night, that the message will be particularly ery Cromer, both of Logan. A of her heavy hens on Tuesday, som< interesting to young people. voltage of any electrical apparatus Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller and Miss dainty lunch was served followed by on the Pacific coast goes to G. L. Thelma Wilcox is now employed guests of Mr.and Mrs. Robert Miller of them weighing as much as 8 lbs dancing. On Saturday evening the P.T A. Rose, son of G. P. Rose of Estacada, at tj,e Hogg Furniture store in Ore- and family over the week-end. held their monthly social. It prove EAGLE CREEK CHURCH who, with a classmate in the Nation- gon Ejty to be a very popular affair. There al Electrical school at Los Angeles, 7 he ggtacada Band played at the BRIDGE LUNCHEON was a full house. Everyone seemed EL WOOD ITEMS has hooked up two 500-cycle alter- Rebekah Convention in Milwaukie, Sunday school at 10:30 a.m., Mr to be enjoying themselves and ex­ nator* in parallel and synchronized Saturday. William Sanders, superintendent Mrs. Don Allen entertained at a pressed much appreciation of all the them. Thu is the first time this bar Mrs. Dave Eshelman has been Mr. Knowles and family of Port­ items offered. With the exception Christian Endeavor at 7:16 p. m luncheon and afternoon of bridge at Evening service at 7:4fi. This ser ever been done. quite ill but is much better now. land visited their homestead here of the chairman it was a ladies affni her home in Bull Run Thursday. vice is planned to be helpful to the An article is being prepared for Mrs. Fred Bartholomew and son, Sunday. throughout. Taking part in the pro young people in their choice of a life Guests were: Mrs. Mae Reed, Mr.. Science and Invention which will de- Walter, visited in Gresham Saturday, Mrs. Clara Meilike of Oregon gram, besides tho ladies of Dode-e 1 Robert Currin, Mrs. Sam Dunlop work. All are cordially invited. scribe the experiments of the two Mr. and Mrs. Roy Linn of Port- City spent the week-end at her ranch Mrs. Christensen of Portland, Mrs Mrs. Jim Moore, Mis. Herman OoP students. land spent Sunday with relatives. here, H. Horner of Springwater, and MV ling, Mrs. Harry Smith, and Mrs. A dance was given at the Baker A voltage of 4 million ha* already Chester Womer of Portland was PIONEER SKETCHES Fahy, also of Springwater. Afte: Raymond Lovelace. High score was hall Saturday night, been obtained. By doubling the intown Sunday. the program ice cream, candy, am won by Mrs. Robert Currin and Mr. and Mrs. Vallen of Scots current they are hoping*'to get TVa Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Thornton of coffee were on sale and cake wa; Our Dodge correspondent submit second by Mrs. Sam Dunlop. million volts at a public demonstra- Salem spent Sunday with Mrs. Thorn- Mills visited relatives here Sunday. free to all. There were quite r ted a short biographical sketch o' Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stahlnecker tion which will be held next week, ton’s mother, Mrs. Jack Moss. Mr. number of people from outside th he late Ira Lacey this week whic’. An idea of the strength of this cur- Thornton is a recruiting officer for called at the O. Martin home in Tim­ district, twenty or more conr'n "500" PARTY will be published shortly. Th's is a ber Grove Tuesday. rent may be gained by noting the the navy in Salem, from Springwater. The prcgrz.v feature which has been cohtempla Mr. and Mrs. A Stauffer and effect on common materials. A Erwin Sagner, who has been em- consisted of many fine numbers be­ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jones enter­ block of cement is melted and fused ployed in and near Reno, Nevada, family were guests at the M. Park sides the humorous play entitle ted for the NEWS for some time tained with an evening of cards •nd as soon as a few sketches ca into glass in a few seconds. The for two years is home on a ten-day home Thursday evening. “Those Husbands of Ours”. Every be prepared, a series will be lun cor Wednesday. High honors were won Harley Freeman of Colton visited The best commercial insulators are vacation. hy Mrs. Ed Steinman end Lawrence body enjoyed himself and the parij melted in less than a minute's expo- Jaok Moss and Ted Hardes came the old home place Monday. His did not break up until nearly Sunday memorr.tmg the old pioneers wfc Webber and consolations by Mrs. started this prosperous community sure to the current. down *rom LaDee logging camp for many friends will be glad to hear If the readers of the NEWS will sui Webber and A. G. Ames. that he is regaining his health. Young Rose will graduate in June Sundaj enjoying the evening wore Rev. Dunlop of Portland spent the UPPER EAGLE CREEK mit short biographies or even inu Mr. Those but plans to continue on the expert and Mrs. Otto Higgins. Mr. end cate whose lives should he reviewe ’ week-end on his ranch across the mental work which he has started. EAGLE CREEK it will help to make this feature r Mr. Earl McConnell, Mr. and Mrs. river. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Douglr."" A. G. Ames, Mr. and Mrs. Albert valuable one. Mrs. E. T. Dresser of Hood River Betty Jean, Edythe Peters, Mr. an Kitching, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence GRANGE WILL GIVE DANCE receently spent the week-end with Friday night the Christian Endea­ Mrs. Roy Douglass, and childre Webber, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kit­ --------- her siater, Mrs. G. T. Baker. vor will give an entertainment and called on Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Hall PIONEERS TO CELEBRATE ching, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ste'nr.ian, Garfield Grange will give a dance Mr. and Mrs. N. W. McMillan of pie social at the local Grange hall. our new neighbors, Thursday even­ Mrs. Lena Underwood, Irma Jones, in the Grange hall Saturday night. California are visiting at the home The program to be presented has ing. Commemorrting the ,c 4th anniver Ted Kiggins, and Phi! Steinman. The first dance of the season given of Margaret Schock. Mrs. McMillan been made possible under the direc­ Mrs. George White, Mrs. Rox .nnn sary of the first American govern three weeks ago was well attended, will be remembered as Mabel Fan- tion of Mrs. Weatherby. Clester, Mrs. Odell, and Mrs. R. B ment on the Pacific coa.t in 1843 ------------------— ning, a resident here for several Quite a number of young people Gibson called on Mrs. Akers and he. A SECRET NOT PATENTED years. are planning to come from Oregon mother, Mrs. Stone, Thursday after the pioneers and citizens of Orego . CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY will gnther together at Champoe- Dr. Ella Smith of Portland visited City to join in the fun of the pie noon. The nine Ohio formers whe, each Park on Saturday, May 7 for their her sister, Mrs. Herbert Huxley, social. Mrs. Jane Akers went to Portland Little Jean Sarver of Portland this week. Mildred Huggins left Friday for Tuesday and had her mother, Mrs. 27th celebration of Founders’ Day. produced more than .300 bushels of celebrated her oth birthday, April Mrs. Noel Sarver of Portland Tillamook, Oregon, where she ex­ Stone, who had an operation some Everyone will bring b: skrt dir. potatoes on an acre last season have 26, at the home of her grandmother, Tuesday with Mrs. Tillie Sar pects to stay for some time with her ners and the time until 1 .30 p. m a farm relief system of their own weeks ago, brought out to her home Mrs. E. E. Hannah. The little J will be spent in eating and exchang but it is not patented, not exclusive grandmother, Mrs. Everett. to spend a few weeks. It is available to every farmar. guests who enjoyed the party were Mrs. Tom Carter and children of Mark Sutton is home from a Port­ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle werr ing greetings. At 1 :30 the progra Wanda Krieger, Leona Jossey, Star- Portland are here for a few days. Some farmers produced only one will begin, presented under the au land hospital where he has been con­ Gresham wisitors on Thursday. ley and Brooks Snyder, Margaret hundred bushels of potatoes to the Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ahlberg played fined for some time. pices of the Oregon Pioneer Ass« Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hannah were and Vernon Betts, Richard Rose, two numbers over KEX Tuesday ciation and the Oregon Historical acre last season, some as few as Mrs. Colt, with her daughters James Simms. Johnny Stormer, Dor­ evening when the P. E. P. Co. gave Vera and Velma, and Kenneth Brown the week-end guests of Mrs. Han­ Society, represented by P. H. D’Arcj fifty bushels. nah’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter othy Snyder, Phyllis Carey, and Jean a half hour program. and George H. Himes, re: pectivcly. There is no urge at this time for spent Sunday at the home of Homer Douglass. and Richard Sarver. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steinman and Glover. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Woodle and T. C. Elliott of Walla Walla, Wash increased food production, but a Mrs. Henry Heiple drove over to the Next Friday evening, May 6, the children were the dinner guests of ington, will present the address of greater production from fewer uc, e Columbia River Tuesday and joined second of a series of social evenings Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle Sunday. the afternoon. Besides the main means less investment in land, Its • CHANCE OF EDITOR Mr. Heiple in a fishing trip. will be held at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gibson, Mr. address, there will be many other plowing a,id planting and cultivat ing. Mrs. Arthur Cogswell. Radio music, and Mrs. Ray Woodle, and Mr. and interesting numbers. On May 1. Walter Pauli, formerly Flood, drought and unseasonable games, and refreshments will com­ Champoeg Park is 33 miles south Mrs. William Asp called on Mr. and of the Seattle Poet-Intelligencer, plete the evening's entertainment. Mrs. Will Douglass Sunday evening of Portland about half way between frosts cannot be prevented. They will take up the dutiee of managing The Currinsviila and Eagla Creek Mrs. Katie Douglass called on Donald and Newberg. Pioneers, brint tha hom# of Mr, lications. He will be aesieted by his - - - Hillboro, N. Y., ha* an old lady \kers Monday evening. wife who is also experienced in re- May 18-19 — "The Nervous local’s expected progrès#. Each team has won one game and Fa(tle Creek Granjre m(t at th# who has smoked for eighty-one porting and in linotype operation. Wreck” at the Liberty theatre. Now that we have gotten Peaches And yet some modern fla- the tie probably be pUyed off 10rmn|re Hall with about .35 present. ^ Browning and the Pig Woman off Douglas Johnson will again take --------- pers take to smoking because they during the second week in May. including the children and one visi­ the first page and Congress has real­ active charge of Hillockbum, of May 24-25-26—“The Lost World ' Mrs. Emma West and Miss Fern tor. The regular routine of busi­ think it is up-to-date. ly adjourned, what are the poor met­ which he has been superintendent at the Liberty theatre. Clute attended the last Clackamas ness was transacted followed by a ropolitan newspapers going to do? for the past two years. Hillock- --------- County teachers' meeting of this short program. The visitor, Mrs. The price of eggs is said to be low- The women can copy men’s clothes burn is the mountain camp of the May 29-30— "The Yankee Clip- term held in Sandy last Saturday. Minnie E. Bond, state lecturer, made er this spring than for many years and wear their hair cut the masru- Firet Presbyterian church of Port- per” will be at the Liberty Theatre Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Phillips of Os­ but as yet nobody has offered any line way, but they are going to be land end during the summer will be with William Boyd, the famous star wego, Mr. and Mrs. Olsen and Fred an interesting talk. Edna Heiple was initiated in the legislation for the relief of the Ame- up aga.nst it if whiskers ever came the scene of boy»’ and girl«’ camps of the “Volga Boatman”, in the title t first and second degree*. rican hen. | back into style. (Continued on page 4) and conferences. i role. FUND BY A SHOW Coming Events