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About Eastern Clackamas news. (Estacada, Or.) 1916-1928 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1928)
Eastern (lliarkamas is nus Devoted to the Interests ot Eastern Clackamas County REAL ESTATE OEALS NUMBER 21 ESTACADA, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1928 VOLUME XXII £,22 ir ^ u n , F0RES1 SERVICE MAN has taken a position at the People’: | store. He is a graduate of the Esta cada high school. »1 TO GIVE CLUB PROGRAM Attend Star Meeting Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Allen o f Mar ALBERT WISENDANGER WILL SMALL ACREAGL SEEMS TO BE mot were in Estacada Tuesday eve GIVE ILLUSTRATED LEC- MOVING IN EASTERN ning to attend the Eastern Star ( % TURE THIS EVENING meeting. CLACKAMAS CO. NEWS INSTALLS NEW NEWSPAPER PRESS The fact that the News is a day late this week is due to the installation o f a new news paper press, which was brought in first of 'tho week, but it was necessary to move the other machinery around to make room and the entire shop has been somewhat disorganized all week. The News will be better pre pared now to give the people of Eastern Clackamas county a much better newspaper, and expect to increase the size o f the page to the standard seven column, 12 ems. The in creased circulation o f the pa per made it absolutely neces sary to increase the printing capacity. Candidates Running Close Race Fori First Place in News' Campaign FIRST PERIOD ENDS WITH GOOD for just half price in buying this sta tionery. REPORTS FROM EVERY Stationery o f the grade you are CONTESTANT CONI ESI A N ! able to buy from the candidates is hard to get in the quantity offeied any place for the price you can buy The close o f the first period in the - it from the candidates, to say noth- ' Eastern Clackamas News’ big cir- ' ¡ng about the printing. And if you Former Resident Married Leo Pesznecker, formerly o f Esta Albert Wisendancer o f the United :, dilation campaign Saturday night at ' 11™ ,,ot satisfied with the i ° b when There is a growing demand fo , a • a« I it is delivered it will he made right small acreage 'tracts in and near cada but now residing in Portland States forestry service has been se- y o clock brought in the reserve votes ... ! without cost. Estacuda according to local realestatt was married recently to a Poitland , cured as the headliner attraction foi of the different candidates and th e 1 c bell „ band . . Membership* . , the meeting o f the Eastern Clackamas men, several deals having been com lady. I ; contest became a real one. Several » . . ... ------------------------- Community club which will be held | As a means ot raising: finances nec- pleted are pending during the last Building New Road this Friday evening at 7:30 o ’clock in! , of the leaders are now so nearly tied i essary for the Estacada Band, hon- few days. There has been reported The Portland Ligtit & Power com- the Masonic temple lodge rooms, • j for first position that an accurate | orary membership cards are to be also, deals o f the transfer o f largi Mr. Wisendanger has had wide ex The band has fat m property during the last week pany has been building a new and check of all the votes turned in was sold for $1 each S. E. Wooster, local realtor, re fixing up the old road leading from pericnce as an entertainer and necessary to ascertain the standing. | aKreed to * iv« not less tha" e'Kht rr,. . . i . , I open air concerts in the city o f Es- ports the sale of a 20 acre farm it the River Mill power plant to the 1 speaker and has travelled extensively; Tne manager o f this contest has I. . . . , , , ... , tacada during1 the summer; play foi the Springwater district formerlj highway which connects near the 1 over all the Western states, appear conducted many similar ones, b u t !lU . ing before commercial c ul.s, schoo.s , 4. . . . . the Springwater fair this fall, anil o w n e d by J. W. O. Cox, to Shankland residence. , never before has there been so close . . x. .. ~ . . and other public associations. also play tor the Grange picnic at It. Hughes of Portland^ a race. I hroughlout the campaign . . . Ills slides o f Western scenery and . . . . I. . * , Eagle Crek in May, and also play Also 80 acres in the Garfield sec Eagle Creek Grange Meets so far it has generally happened that . . . . . . , . „ wild life are exceptionally fine and - i . , . . . . . • , . at Garfield during the Pamona tion owned by Walter Lemon ant Eagle Creek grange met Saturday I the candidate turning in last was ,, .. the accompanying talk is entertaining sold to James Barrie. Appointed R egl.t.r Of Voter. 1 generally in the lead. Grange session in April lhey are and thirty-one members responded to and educational. Twelve acres and bungalow in sec roll call. The forenoon was devoted S. E. Wooster has been appointed it-8 a real raCe now for first pogi. agreeing to do this, and are asking There will also he a motion picture tion 28 tw;>. 3 s., R. 4 e., W. M. to general business. In the after by the county clerk as registar o f tion at the final t.]osei j U3t threc ,ht‘ Pub lc to asslst them ln I»»vid- owned by E. L. Fraley, Mr. Woostei noon two candidates were ixiitintei o f merit and some excellent bar] the voters o f Estacada precincts, j weeks away. Xhe |nan or woman ing the needed finances to carry on. music. It is hoped that Mr. Wisen sohl to Carl Leathers. in the first and second degrees. Twc Those desiring to register may do j who gets in Ule ,,reatcsL amount of ' The News desires to assist the band One acre in section 29 owned b. visitors were present, Mrs. Olive danger will be greeted with the larg ■so by applying at Mr. Wooster’s of business from this date on is pruc- in every way possible, and so for the period o f one week, February 2G Della Ke'nn has been sold to Charles Davis of the Garfield Grange and est turnout of the season, a.: the pub fice during business hours. | tically sure of victory, because of the j lie is assured o f a very enjoyable to March 3, candidates will he al S. Lyr.es. John Hoffmeister of Damascus. | ten highest on the list hut little bus evening. lowed to sell these honary member H. C. Gohring bought 20 acres iness would he needed to elevate! Everyone is invited and will be ship cards and will receive the same from David P. Mathewn in section j either to the u > | > . made welcome whether a member ol vote credits for membership cards 28, the deal being made by S. E I Two automobiles, two radios and | the club or not. You are asked to sold as for subscriptions during the Wooster. cash prizes, as well as cash commis- bring along the family. last period, or 0,000 credits for each John C'. Meyer completed the sail j sions, are to be earned during the j ticket sold. of his 160 acre farm in The Burn next three weeks. It is now neces Money reecived for band member- NIGHT LOGGING TRAINS near Sandy, this week, and the new sary for every one expecting to win * ship tickets will be turned in to tho owners, the Neumann family o f Pori AGAIN BEING OPERATED The Bob Cooke Motor company has ' to get their friends organized in ev treasurer o f the band. J. K. Ely, who land, moved out Saturday and wil Washington’s birthday was duly i been demonstrating the new Furd cai ¡ery possible way fo r the triumphant The night logging train has b e e n '., " , _ , ______ ______ . _ , . . i .. '. will give candidate his receipt for farm the place. Mr. Myers has gont observed in Estacada by an excellen __ past ^___ . week, ____ . . * . the having received hi: I finish. With a big prize almost it: to the city to live with his nephew. program at the high school auditor | put on again since the LaDee Loggin; ( the Model A machines on sight, you can’t afford to neglect fo the same. This receipt will be ac ium, given by the schools in th e! company commenced operations anc Tuesday o f iast week. He has a one minute the business o f getting cepted and credited same as cash. forenoon and the colonial tea in the | the LaDee train is also lunning. It two-door sedan model and from the votes, for votes it takes to win the I . The News does not benefit one SEVERAL HUNDRED SEE afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. E , was reported that a still larger crew expressions heard o f those who have new cars o r radios. iota, from ,his Ma,‘ ’ ,,r m em b,rahiP FORDS IN THE MAKING cards, except as every business man Lawrence, under the auspices o f t h e '° f men had been put on at LaDee and taken a ride in the car, it is all and Stationery I. Rig Value am) citilen of the com munity bene- Ladies Aid o f the M. E. church. the day logging train will soon be in more than was expected o f it. Bob Cooke presented a five ree' ( andidules are finding the tht fits in having a good musical organ- The guests were greeted at thi 1 operation, The feature that will appeal most motion picture o f the new Model A people are pleased with the stationery ization in the city such as the Esta- door by ladies wearing the old-time | ---------------------- to the people o f Eastern Clackamas Fo.-d car at the Liberty theatre or being put out in the contest orders cada Band. It is hoped that the peo is the ease with which this car car. Tuesday afternoon and evening, a costumes which it is supposed they Funeral for Melvin Eichcr for which give the same credits as pie will show their appreciation of had to dig down into the old trunk: j The funeral o f Melvin Eicher, 63 go over the rough roads. The special matinee being held for the subscriptions. Really the public ir the efforts o f the organization to buy and closets to find. Needless to sa; jwho died at a 1 ’ ortland hospital, war, springs and shock absorbers seem tc school children. getting a chance to get r .'U H ) value the membexship D ; .-tic at $1 inch. that the dress o f the ladies in colonia held at the Springwater chux-ch or | make the car take you over the very The picture was taken in the new Ri ev Rouge plant o f the Ford Motoi times contrasted very distinctly witl j Thursday, with Rev. T. I. Kirkwood j rpughest i-oads in ease as compared ¡officiating, and under the direction o with the older models. I ft ported back at the general meeting cor. pany. It shows in detail tht those worn at present. 'A short program was given at the ¡L. A. Chapman, local mortician. There is no lack of power, either Wednesday. great care and exactness with which tea also, which cons'sted o f a son; j Mr. Eicher came from Indiana ti On a test when the new machine had the- new car is manufactured. Matt C. Glover o f Eagle Creek Judging from the picture Mr. Fori by six o f the ladies, a reading by ¡visit his old-time friend, G. W. Kel been driven only one hundred miles was named chairman o f the general certainly has built the finest factory Maerose Bartholomew and the stately ! lex-, when he was taken suddenly il with four passengers in the car it econnxics emmiltee. This group possible for the manufacturing o f hi: and graceful minuet dance by Mrs and was taken to the hospital in ; made the Wilson hill on'the Garfield : brought in a report urging support W. E. Buell and her daughter Paul Portland where he passed away. His 1 road at thirty miles, starting at less new ear. Motion pictures o f th : ¡o f the movement begun by the Cluck- type are instructive as well as en line, costumed as George Washington half sister, Mrs. A. I). Keeslar oi j than fifteen. A stop was made and OUTLOOK FOR INDUSTRY IN anias County Pamona Grange and the while Miss Evelyn Buell presided a! i South Bend, Indiana, arrived Tuesday ; the car again climbed up to thirty tertaining. . Oregon City Chamber o f Commerce the piano. to attend the funeral. He is sur- miles when the top was ¡cached. GENERAL CONSIDERED FAIR for a clearing house > t i farm products Refreshments served were dainty vived by another sister, Mrs. Hulda Deliveries are now being made, and Motiiec of Mrs. Coonrod Dead REPORTS INDICATE through which a greater volume of sandwiches with a hatchet decoration Kellar o f Buivall, Indiana Mr. Cooke believes that he will soox Mrs. V. J. Turnidge, mother of locally grown produce will be sold ------------------------- - I be able to fill the orders he now has Mrs. M. J. Coonrod, died at her home tatrg and tea. Miss Anna Dillon an< ! ' by locul merchants. Land settlement Mrs. Irvin Smith presided at the tex Attend Declamatory Content 1 on hand and is taking new orders in Willamina, Tuesday, February 14. nneenv i- . .... ... activities of the Greater Clackamas OREGON CITY, teb. 23.— (Spe- . , , Funeral cervices were held last Fri table while Mesdanxes W. H. Grabeel j Miss Bessie Aqderson accompanied with a promise of early delivery. , , „. . Union was also endorsed, cial).-—< lackamus county s first ag- ------------------------- day. Among those attending the fun R. J. Hughes, O. E. Smith and W. E her pupil, Lois Smith, to Gladstone ricultural outlook conference got u n -: * hindgren, general eonfer- Friday evening to attend the county MAY BE CANDIDATE FOR eral from this place were Mr. ant: Buell assisted in serving. chairman, said in opening the ------ --- - - | declamatory contest in which Lois COUNTY COMMISSIONER der way Tuesday morning when lead- Mrs. O. E. Syron, Mr. and Mrs. Bet ing farmers from all sections o f the meeting that good business practice [ took part. Glen Cary also acconx- ----------- Dotison and Mrs. Nora Wonderly. Visits Mr». U. S. Morgan county xr.et here to consider the re- cabs f ° r occasional study o f the Mrs. M. E. Williams o f Gresham panied them. Talbot Bennett, Mil- T. A. Root o f Clackamas is a prob- Deceased was the grandmother o eently issued state outlook report and eounty s agricultural resources anil Mr. Syron and the two ladies Iasi a sister o f Mrs. U. S. Morgan, visited waukie grammar school pupil, won able candidate for county conxmis- at the Morgan home Tuesday. the contest, speaking on “ The Black ¡iioncr, it was learned here this week. to review recommendations o f the their relation to market requirements, mentioned. he was followed by J. J. lnskeep, ------------------------- Horse and it’s Rider.” John E. Gary, j Mi-. Root is not a stranger to the economic conference o f 1 I U . Following a brief general session eounty agent, who explained that the Drive to Stayton » Willamette student, was placed sec- people of Eastern Clackamas county Attends Funeral at Underwood Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith and daugh- ond and Emil Kraft o f Canby, third, having been connected with road the conference split into six differeni ' lot-®I outlook conference is one of a Mrs. Lena Underwood went to Un committees— general economics, live : series of ten being arranged in Ore- work at different times, elerwood, Washington, Tuesday, to ter drove to Stayton Saturday to .Silver cups go to the winners. stock, farm crops, horticulture, poul- Kon as a means ot providing farmers visit with relatives, returning on I ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- accompany her two nieces, who went try and dairy. The committees re- i (Continued on last page) Leave for Eastern Oregon Will Reside Here to bury their father, Charles Walther Monday. The W. A. W ilcox and Clyde Den Mrs. E. Hammond has returned to Mr. Walther passed away in Portland ny families loaded the balance of Estacada to reside for a time. Sunday and the funeral services were Cueste at Rynning Home Mr. and Mrs. George Choen, his ¡their household goods and left fox ------------------------- held at the chapel o f Miller & Tracy sister, Miss Frances, and his mother j their new home in Eastern Oregon Visits Hayman Homt Tuesday morning. all o f Portland, were guests o f M rs.! Thursday morning. These two faml- < Mrs. J. C. Primm came out from lies have resided in Estacada for r Portland Thursday to visit at the J. New Family Arrives C. P. Rynning last Sunday. number of yearn and have man; G- Hayman and W. H. Grabeel When W. A. Wilcox and Clyde frixxcds here who axe sorry to see homes. Denny takes a truck load o f house Ted Ahlberg Improving Candidates on the Honor Roll for this week are ------------------------ - hold goods to their new home ir. Mrs. Ted Ahlberg went to Portland them leave. as follows: . Minister Visits Here Eastern Oregon, they bring back t Wednesday to see Mr. Ahlberg who District Superintendent Dr. Heisy load for L. J. Podberg, who came is ill in a hospital there with an in- Former Resident Returns Mrs. Helen Dahrens Friday, February 17 Dr. C. P. Johnson was an Estacada of Portland came to Estacada Sunday into possei'ition o f the Wilcox home fected arm, and reports that he If Harry La Barre Saturday, February 18 He bad been at- to attend the revival services being heic in the trade, and his family slowly improving but not yet able to visitor Tuesday. set up. tending a college o f dentistry in Cal conducted at the Methodist church. will reside here. Earl Ciosner Monday, February 2<J Oscar Lear o f Portland has taken ifornia but lias xeturned to Portlam ------------------------- Mrs. Jacob Moss Tuesday, February 21 Mr. Ahlberg’s place at the depot. and opened an office. Dr. Johnson Preaches Funeral of Old Friend Visit Parents Here , Mrs. Helen Dahrens Wednesday, February 22 ------------------------- formerly resided in Estacada. Rev. T. C. Cook o f the M. E. I Carl Duus o f Muupin, Oregon, and Mrs Jacob Moss Thursday, February 28 . ------------------------- church went to Portland Wednesday Vernie Duus o f Antelope, Oregon, Grand Officer Visits O. E. S Mountain Chapter 108 O. E. S. of Mi»» Gorham Better to preach the funeral sermon of J j visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Vivian Gorham o f the Lovel- D. Kelly, aged 80, who was on P old J. C. Duus at this place a few day? Estacada, was visited by a grand o f AP R O X IM A T E STA N D IN G OF C A N D ID A TES la . week. They each purchased a new ficer and deputy for the worthy ace-Goihanx company, who has been friend of Rev. Cook. Mr. Kelly died 1 , 2 5 0 , 00(1 Mrs. Jacob Moss Chevrolet car o f the Cascade Motoi grand matron, Mrs. Elizabeth Tiptox quite sick for the past two weeks, at the home o f his daughter at For of Portlaxxd, Tuesday evening. Sht is able to get out hut ha not ye est Grove and the funeral service company to take home with them. 1,22 1,000 Mrs. Hilda M. Brown held a school o f instruction in the gone back into the '.ore to woik were held in the Mount Scott ( hape! 1 , 280,000 Mrs. Helen Dahrens afternoon, at which time a largi ------------------------- and interment in Mount Scott lexix Guests of Harl.enriders 1 , 220,000 Mrs. Fred Bartholomew number of the members were present Milt Marshall Improved etex v. c The F. J. Harkenrider home had 1.300.000 Miss Irene Kaake After being laid up for two weeks — - 1 ■ 1 ■ as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wm There were other visitos from Port- 1 .2 1 0 .0 0 0 Miss Florence King lionegar and family o f Multnomah land, including M. Ott, patron o f Vic- with a bad attack o f rheumat sm in Attend Funeral at Portland Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keith, Mr. ami Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paulson and two tory chapter and Mrs. Greenleaf, x his shoulder. Milt Marshall was able 1.335.000 Miss Pamela Kenny daughters of Portland, Mr. and Mrs past matron, and several other Star to be on the streets again Thursday. Mrs. C. A. Norri and Mr. and Mrs 1 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Mrs. R. B. Gibson ------------------------- James Norris went to Potland Wed- Julius Paulsen o f George and George members. 1.340.000 Quite a number from the Sandy Boring Postmaster Here nesday afternoon to attend the fun- Willing. 1 200.000 Mrs. W iley B. Howell chapter and Camp 8 were also pres- William Moran, p..e?nxaster at Bor- eral o f their sister's husband. Charles 1 , 000,000 ent. To conclude this most pleasant ing, was in Estacada Thursday and Arien, who died at his home at Lau Cecil Open House at Schools Tuesday, February 28, will be event, a delicious lunch was served called on Postmaster A. N. Johnson, rel, Oregon, Sunday moning, aftei 906,000 George Willing ------------------------- an extended illness. The funeral "er “ open house” at the schools for al! j the committee in charge making use 9 0 0 , 001 - Miss Irene Davis vices were held at the Jacobson up j patrons Tea will be served in the I o f the George Washington theme foi Returns From Portland 722,U0U Earl Ciosner Mrs. Wm. Weingart teturned Wed deitaking parlors and interment was afternoon. The affair is being ar i table decorations which lent chartr ranged by the Parent-Teachers’ as i and splendor to the concluding fes nesday evening from a business visit in the Mt. Scott cemetery. Deoea-ei | tivities. of several days in Portland. .leaves the widow and three children ! sociation. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY OBSERVED BY PROGRAM BOB COOKE DEMONSTRATING THE NEW FORO AUTOMOBILE HONOR ROLL Harry La Barra . Wrfyht %