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EDITORIAL
SANDY
FIRWUQDEN FARM HAS
IMPORTANT DAIRY
In bis speech on “The Money Pow
er in Politics,” before the P. T. A.
guests Saturday, B. F. Lindas paid
women the compliment of saying it
will be through women voters that
idealism in politics will eventually
curb the money power. Lindas urged
voting for the man rather than the
party.
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Firwooden farm, owned and oper
ated by Mr. and Mrs. Anton Malar,
three miles east of Sandy, one of the
most important dairy farms in this
section, is visited frequently by noted
Jersey producers, Ivan H. Loughary,
field man for the Northwest, and
Bartley A. Bull of Ontario, Canada,
being visitors last week. Mr. Bull
imports fine Jerseys and has made
many trips to the Isle of Jersey. Mr.
Bull and sons have just received a
shipment of 90 Jei'stys from the Isle
and another lot will be received soon.
Raleigh Harold and five of his
calf club boys from Stayton spent
Tuesday at Firwood farm looking
over the herd, and taking pictures
then returned again Sunday and took
back with them two splendid sis
months old Jersey heifers one of
which was the fine club heifer owned
and raised by Annabel Molar.
J. G. DeShazcr, local dairyman,
has purchased two A-l heifers from
the Molar herd which trace to such
records for production as Poppy’s St.
Mawes, a gold medal sire, Noble Lad’s
Lady Helen, a gold, silver and meda’
of merit cow with a record of 830
pounds of butterfat and 14,714 lbs
of milk, and La Belle’s Girl with 901
pounds of fat.
Other sales recently mad» are two
young Jersey herd sires to Wm. Mc-
Killop and Chas. Rider both of Ore
gon City, and another to William E.
Lamp, Euphraim, Utah.
It is reported that the price of
strawberries this season is not very
encouraging, said to be due to over
production— and yet is there ever r
time when everyone has all they want
to eat!
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Hundreds thronged -the scene of
the Jones tragedy all day on Sunday
from the city and all parts of the
country. Hearts beat as one in sym
pathy when a local tragedy occurs.
FUNERAL HELD FOR
MOTHER AND SON
One of the saddest funerals ever
held in this section was that of Mrs.
Inez Jones and her son Harold who
were buried at Damascus Thursday,
Rev. O. J. Gil! giving the sermon and
the Boring I. O. O. F. lodge was in
charge of the arrangements. The
Boring Rebekahs read the service at
the grave and the Sandy grange war
also represented in the rites.
Mrs. Lund, L. H. Mallicoat, Carl
Gregson of Boring, assisted by Percy
Shelley and Mrs. Miller of Sandy,
sang the hymns. Pail bearers for
Harold were boys from the Boring
school: Donald Rich, Marion Duley,
Mildan Aubin, Edwin Child, Kenneth
Valber, Robert Modine. For Mrs.
Jones: John Hoffmeister, Floyd and
Asa Lake, Oliver Peterson, Dan Erd-
man, J. Shonteen. As the service
closed the rain begun falling and the
three hundred present left the scene
with tearful eyes.
Mrs. Jones was born at Bridge-
water. South Dakota, 36 years ago
and was married to R. B. Jones in
1910. Harold was born at Boring
in 1917.
FU NERA L SER V IC ES HELD
FO R JO SE PH A. ALBEL
Funeral services were held for Jo
seph A. Albel Thursday by Rev. O.
J. Gill, music being furnished by
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Jonsrud, P. T. Shel
ley, R. S. Smith, with Miss Dorothy
Jonsrud at the organ. Interment
was at Sandy, the Odd Fellows and
Masons being in charge at the grave.
Pali bearers were J. C. Loundree, A.
C. Baumback, Clem Bartsch, Otto
Meinig, George Moronay anad Her
man Bruns.
Deceased had lived near Sandy
over 25 years. Surviving are his
widow, Elsie Albel, and one son, Wm
Albel.
Ha* F ifty Pig»
E n te rta in . W om en’. Club
Green has 50 young pigs on
Mrs. A. W. Bell, Mrs. Clarence Lafe
place that keep him busy with all
Brown and Mrs. R. F. Dittert were his
joint hostesses at an elaborate social his farm work beside.
evening given for the Women’s club
members and their friends Thursday Mill Start» O peration»
night at the grange hall. More than Bruns & McIntyre, who have been
forty guests were present, and ten 'doing much overhauling at their new-
tables of cards were played, first I ly purchased mill and making many
prize winners being Mrs. Akers of changes, began cutting Monday noon
Portland and Anton Malar. Ray and hope to run steadily. Jonsrud-
mond E. Smith sang solos and Mr. Gunderson have been doing some
Smith and Mrs. Jonsrud a duet, and planing for the above firm who will
dancing was also enjoyed for an not have their planer in operation
hour after the delicious refresh for a time.
ments were served. The tables
were set in the hall dining room and W orking to C lear Slide
were prettily decorated. The entire About twenty local men have been
evening was a happy homelike af working for over a week at the slide
fair, and nearly ten dollars was add on the head works road. Bent Bros,
ed to the club fund during the eve had a day crew on. and George Ten
ning from sales and donations. Mis? Eyck had charge of a night crew the
Dorothy Jonsrud and Miss Edith first three days after the slide. It
Shell presided at the piano during is not decided just how long the
the evening.
crew will be needed.
Election Dote Postponed
C elebrates B irthday
The Marmot school district will
probably not vote on the question
of suspending school for a year and
sending to the Sandy grammar school
until the annual meeting. However,
the Marmot board will confer with the
Union high board concerning trans
portation meanwhile.
An evening honoring the birthday
of Wm. Fischer of Firwood was a
complete surprise put on over Mr.
Fischer recently, the occasion being
much enjoyed by those present, who
were Mr. and Mrs. McKenzie, Mr. and
Mrs. W alter Krebs and Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Perret, Amanda and
Georgia, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Koen-
nicke, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Alt, Mr. and
Mrs. Fischer and Phillip. The eve
ning was spent in playing five hun
dred and prizes were awarded. Very
delicious cake, including a pretty can-
died cake, sandwiches and coffee,
were served.
Plug Industry Doomed
With hard wood becoming more
scarce in this locality it will not be
long until the plug mill industry will
have to move from here, according
to F. W. Bittner, who has operated
a plant here for a number of years
Com pletes Spring Crops
A. C. Martin has almost completed
Visitor» at Dodd Homo
V isit Bruns Home
Mrs. Lola Thiess and sons spent
the evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Bruns. Mrs. Thiess has
moved into the adjoining Bruns cot
Able to Leave H ospital
Mrs. Web McGinnis was able to go tage.
from the Gresham hospital to the
city Monday where she will be near It has “leaked out” that Jack
the baby until it is able to come j Scales lost his purse containing »72
home. The child is still getting along i cash beside checks, and the same was
nicely. Mr. McGinnis was down found and returned by Helen Scott
again Monday to see his wife and and Evelyn Mutchler, both honest
baby.
Sandy girls.
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Sandy, Oregon
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Mrs. Cecelia Brown, primary teach
FiñWOOD SCHOOL
er of Sandy grade school, was ill the
P. T. A. DINNER RECEIPTS
T TO SUM 01 $ 5 ]
Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Vedder and
Mrs. Edith Morris took dinner at the
first of the week and Mrs. Blanche
Malar home recently.
Shelley taught as a supply.
Firwood school had its inning on I M's. Henry Perret untl Mrs. C. B. Receipts of the Sandy P. T. A. din
The L. W. Tice family of Marmot Friday night, a splendid program Steimnun recently visited the Sandy ner und supper were $57, the ex
are enjoying their new modern resi arranged by the teacher, Mrs. Morse, | grade school.
penses something over $15. The
dence very much. There are five being very entertaining. For the | Mrs. E. Dodd was surprised March meals were both delicious and every
rooms on the first floor, and the plaj Albeit Lumper was schoolmas 16, her birthday, by her daughters one had a splendid time and the pro
house is lighted with the carbide sys ter; visitors, “ Mrs. Charity” and Elsie and Doris coming from the city gram also a delight to the audience
tem, and they have lovely fixtures for daughter were Jessie Mersinger anti and Mrs. Edna Goheen and children, which included songs from «Mrs.
the same.
Rose Keisicker; and Aified Smith also Mr. and Mrs. Carl Loundree and Brown's room which pleased greatly,
Henry Aschoff of Marmot is build and Oiline Keisicker were the vis junior, who arranged a dinner for also an Irish dance by the little tots.
ing a r.ew dairy barn on his own iting deacon and wife. Pupils of the her including the candled cuke. Mrs. Mrs. Zenger's boys executed the
place which is near the Adolph Asch "school” were Phillip Fischer, Frank John Siadsky and Mr. and Mrs. Geo flag drill splendidly, Frank Chris
off home. Harry Bramhall and Joe Smith, George and Henry Keisicker Dodd were also present.
tianson und George Bruns gave a
Vaerctti helped with part of the Annabel and Merlin Malar, Ellen and Mrs. Clarence Brown was hostess coon dialogue well, and Earl Hite
building.
Irene Algeier, Laura, Opal, Grace to the Embroidery club last week, and Donald Dunsmuir also amused
Mr. and Mrs. James Linn moved and Edna Keisicker.
who with the following ladies spent the crowd with the “Two Dutchmen"
from the Hoffman house to the Bell Other numbers were: Piano, Stan a pleasant social evening with their all four being pupils from Mr. Mal-
Lumber company mill the first of the ley Morris; Dublin jig, by several needles: .\iis. Harvey Schneider, Mrs. lery's room.
week.
gills; readings by Stanley and De- Ned Mitchell, Mrs. Annie Glockner, Mrs. Brown was in charge of the
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris and mont Morris; songs by a group of Winnifred Glockner, Zaidie Krebs, program, after which P. T. Shelley
Mrs. Beers were home from Saturday | children; Charleston dance, Laura Mrs. Marguerite Dittert.
introduced B. F. Lindas of Oregon
until Sunday from the Mountaindale Keisicker; skit, Annabel Malar and Mrs. Janies H. Ogden and little City, who gave an excellent address.
mill.
Horny Keisicker Jr.; violin solo, Mrs. Dick were down form Cherryville The tables were decorated with
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Edwards moved Wm. Struthers of Portland, accom purposely to attend the P. T. A. din shamrocks and there was a candy
from their rooms at Junkerg-the first panied by Miss Helen Evans; rose ner anil program.
booth. The entire affair was a pro
of the week into the Craswell house I bud dance by a group of little girls.
John Bosholm and Mrs. Bosholi nounced success.
which was vacated Saturday.
The proceeds are to be used for made their first trip to Mt. Hood to
Roberta Smith and Dorothy Bruns playground equipment. Mrs. Morse sec the snow last Sunday, and they home of Mrs. August Hoernicker in
have received their final certificates and the children deserve apprecia have lived here many years. With honor of Mrs. Trullinger's birthday.
in penmanship which gives them a tion for their excellent program.
them were Mr. und Mrs. Albon Jack Barnett has taken the con
grade of 95, and aM rgaret Beil re- ,
Meinig and baby and Milton Meinig tract of logging at the Bruns-Mcln-
eeived an improvement certificate j
who also went up in honor of Sandy tyre mill and W alter Krebs has been
which gives her a grade of 90. Ce EN TERTA IN S PARTY OF
day.
back ut his job driving the Barnett
leste McIntyre obtained her final cer
Mrs. J. C. Duke came out from truck to Portland since his broken
FRIEND S FROM PORTLAND
tificate in the Brightwood school and
the city last Thursday to spend a finger recovered.
her grade is 95. AH of the above of (Too late for last week.— Editor) week or so with the C. O. Duke fam Mr. und Mrs. Fay Shank, Mr. and
the 8th grade will be exempt from Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis of Port- , ily.
Mrs. Aug. Bedenstein and Miss Cath
state exams on writing.
land, who have an attractive summer The Hubbard family, relatives of erine Thayer were all down from
Bobby Bruns, pupil in Mrs. Zen- home, “The End of the Road,” at Mrs. T. M. Miller, left for California, Cherryville to attend the Firwood
ger's room, has received fopr county Welches, recently entertained with a j Saturday. The Hubbards lived in the school
program at Sandy U. H. S. on
tests of 100 in arithmetic and also house party the following: Judge and Craswell cottage.
Friday night.
had three hundreds in spelling, mak Mrs. W alter Evans, Judge and Mrs. M rs. H. B. Reed and children and Sandy U. H. S. hand covered
ing an average for the year of 100 Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Mrs. Alice Trullinger of Portland themselves with glory at Oregon
and 99 in the above.
Webber, John J. Deifel, Mr. and Mrs.
Alice Scales went to Rhododen Chas. Hall, Miss Frances Davis, M r., were dinner guests Saturday at the City Wednesday night.
dron the first of the week to remain and Mrs. Fred Kribs, Mr. and Mrs.
for several days while Mrs. Maud Harry Donovan, Mrs. Henry Waldo
Reed is taking a vacation and looking Coe, all of Portland, Mrs. Rawlins
after business affairs.
of Claifornia, Mr. and Mrs. William j
Mrs. J. A. Albel has so far been Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Roberts, ;
unable to find a house in which to Mrs. George Alexander, Mr. and Mrs.
move. Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Brosius Dick Richards.
had the rooms engaged where Mrs. j
Albel is living some time ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown entertained TO G IV E DANCE FOR
RADIO AND CAR BATTERIES
Mrs. Brown’s mother. Mrs. Boninn,
STRICKEN JO N ES FAMILY
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Akers and Mr.
RECHARGED
and Mrs. Reseh on Thursday, all of Sandy Grange plans to give a ben
whom attended the Women’s club efit dance March 31 for the Jones
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social evening at the grange hall. family and the ladies will probably
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morton and serve lunch in order to aid the fund.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith, Earl Day It is said the Gresham Rebekah lodge
and J. R. Waithe were among the is to give a bake sale Saturday of
HARTWIG & SONS, Proprietors
out of town folks attending the card this week for the stricken family.
party at the grange hall.
W. A. Morand, Boring, is in charge
Corner Bluff Road and Loop Highway Phone 208
Dr. E. DeWitt Connell of Portland of the finance committee and requests
whose residence burned at Rhododer that all funds be sent direct to him.
dron last season, is completing an
elaborate rock residence there.
The interior of the Jack Scales
Charley Wilkinson, Cottrell poul- store
Rhododendron will not be
tryman, purchased 25 day-old chicks entirely at completed
for a month, and i
from O. S. C. last week at $1.25 each, j a grand opening will
probably be
The Yost family and Ernest Boy-1 announced about the time the moun
lan have returned from their trip to j tain business picks up for the season. 1 Years of Experience in all kinds of Repair Work
California and report a wonderful!
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time. They went via the coast route I Mr. and Mrs. R. F. D ittert enter- ; «
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and returned by way of Bend.
tained one of the navy officers at
Mrs. Helen Dahrens states she is dinner the same evening their son
very grateful to each and all who ' Hcinie left for San Diego to enter
C IT Y G A R A G E
helped her to win the ensh prize in the navy.
Sandy
Oregon
the News’ recent contest, und says
she is well pleased even if she did A splendid picture show at Cot
not get a car.
trell school house was put on Fi ¡day
While in the city to serve as hon night by Lee Wood and Joe Caldo
orary pall beare- for Penumbra Kel who are in charge of the movies
ley, John Revenue was the guest of since the death of E. E. Van Fleet.
his sister, Mrs. Alice Webster, Thurs
Mrs. Viola Denning visited all hei
day and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reed and chil children at Douglass ridge, also her
dren and Mrs. Mildred Gray were daughter Mrs. J. G. DeShazer and
among the local people at ML Hoo<^| family for two days, returning after
more than a week’s absence.
Sunday.
M r..and Mrs. C. O. Duke went to Mrs. Cecelia Brown had three en
The progressive farmer and dairymen
Estacada Saturday night ns Mr. Duke
to play at entertainm ents
are
gradually recognizing the Sandy
was appointed to help count up the | gagements
Friday night, having her dates thus
votes and make the awards for the j crossed.
community
as a logical place for their
She compromised by playing
News. Mrs. Helen Dahrens accom for the Firwood
activities.
For those who have cast
program.
panied the Dukes.
their
lot
with
us, let’s afford a fitting
Before starting to Europe B. F. George Hartwig of Hartwig’s Fill
welcome.
Schle33inger, owner of the Olds and ing station drove Ethel Jones and
The
Clackamas
County Bank knows
King store, and his son, spent the Gladys Roe to the hospital after the
that the opportunities here in an agri
week end at.th e Rhododendron Inn. tragedy Thursday.
cultural way are surpassed by few other
Our mountains are more and more
attractive to people of moans.
sections. We are ever ready to apply
Sandy News continued on last page
Mr. and Mrs. A. Radford of Cot
our services to the development of the
trell were surprised Sunday by the FOR SALE— Bailed clover ha;,. $1 .
many things that should and ean be
Houston's of The Dalles driving it per ton at ham. W. A. Procto:,
done.
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for breakfast. They returned the phone Sandy 3?x.
same evening.
Principal and Mrs. G. D. Orr ha I
as week end guests Mr. O rr’s brother. • DR F. C. BROSIUS. M D.
Dr. Paul Orr, dean of education at
Office in
Linfield college. Mrs. Orr and their * Clackam as C ounty B ank Bldg.
daughters, the Misses Alma, Opal am-
Telephone 341
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Burma Orr. The Orrs took their
Sandy, Oregon
guests to the P. T. A. dinner and
program.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Smith are hav
ing thé interior of the dwelling re
DR. H. A SCHN EID ER
modeled.
D EN TIST
Sam Karon, pioneer, was ronsid
Phone Sandy 151
erably better according to repo t, ;
Sandy, Oregon
few days ago and was able to sit [
up in his chair for three hours.
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the planting of his spring crop and
will soon he going to the city a> ain
to seek work. Martin has been dig
ging basements instead of doing ce
ment work as formerly.
Mrs. E. Dodd had as Sunday vis
itors Mr. and Sirs, E. V. McDougall
of Newberg, who made the trip in two
hours, getting here in time for 7
o'clock breakfast« Mrs. Edna Go-
heen and .children and Mrs. Carl
Loundree were also guests. Lola
Dodd spent the week end in the city
with relatives.
MRS. J. M. C M IL L E R