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S A N D Y LO CA LS
EDITORIAL
S A N D Y LO C A L S
00 ACRE TRACT SOLD
TO GEORGE BREEN
Otto A schoff is building a summer
cottage on his lot at Government
Camp and Mrs. A schoff and their two
boys will spend the season at the
Sixty acres o f stump land, a por cottage.
Mrs. James McCormick and Miss
tion o f the old Burton place, was re
cently sold to George Breen, who ha» Nettie Schmitz went to the city on
been renting the Reed farm at Cot Thursday on a shopping trip. Mrs.
trell. The Breens will build at once James W olf served as central while
and start making a farm out of the Miss Schmitz was away.
Mrs. J. M. C. Miller was the guest
land. George Beers made the trans
o f Anna Read at the Portland on
fer.
The old Charles Sharnke farm of Thursday night. Mrs. Read leaves as
8G acres, near Sandy, has been traded a delegate to the National Education
to the Oregon Belmont corporation, ' al convention in a week, and will
which has plans for development visit in Sandy on her return.
The George Perrets made the Loop
that are not given out.
highway recently but found the
weather bad.
Mrs. Perret’s sister
Arrive from Fresno
from New York was in the party.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hennessey
The Welches store has been leased
arrived from Fresno, Calif,, via au
for the season to Mr. and Mrs. D. T.
tomobile Tuesday and are gladly wel
Bulger o f Portland, who also manage
comed to their old home town by
the postoffice.
many friends as well as by Anna
Mr. and Mrs. George Hennessey
Hennessey, proud mother o f “ Spike,”
are expected to drop in from Fresno
who has become a well known band
this summer to spend their vacation
director since the days when he took
in Sandy with Mrs. Hennessey’s
part in all the small town programs
mother.
very cleverly.
Wistaria Farm stand has a nice
sign out and is fixed up attractively,
Celebrate W edding Anniversary
also the Hewitts have a pretty lunch
The twenty-eighth wedding anni
room a little farther on, both being
versary o f Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dixon
near Cedar Creek.
of Cherryville was celebrated Sunday
Ed. Gesch began work at the head
with a lovely family dinner, for which
works again Monday for the first time
Mrs. Dixon is noted for serving.
since his accident four months ago.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. James
Dwight Wilkinson, Sandy «union
B. Ogden and Dick, Mr. and Mrs. W.
high school boy, is spending a month
Oren Ganger and Bobby, Mr. and
at Vancouver Barracks in the train
Mrs. Leonard Howitt, the host and
ing camp.
Dorothy Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. McGinnis and
baby Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mur
Visit at Jonsrud Home
ray and Hollis had a pleasant Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Barnum and sons evening at the C. O. Duke home.
Gordon, Lee and Donald, called at Refreshments were served.
the R. Jonsrud home Sunday from
Mrs. Harvey Watkins is enjoying
Independence.
Mrs. Barnum is at a visit from her mother, while her
Dodge park this week with the Camp sister, Miss Haight, is on a vacation
fire girls. She was formerly a teach- j trip to Alaska with a group of
er at Kelso but is a normal critic teachers.
teacher now, and teaches at summer
Lumber stocks moved all the time
normal also.
at the Sandy Lumber company mill
while the saw was idle, so the old
Two New Homes to Be Built
stock is about cleaned up. There ?s
Ground is being cleared for two considerable building up the moun
And Talee a Ride in a
new modern houses with full base tains.
ment, for L. E. Hoffman, the same
A donkey engine was taken up the
being for rental. The location is west mountains Monday to White river,
o f the Sandy creamery, and not far where more cement cribbing is to be
from the high school. Seven new | constructed.
homes, all modern, for one summer
Morrison and Bodley have had a
at Sandy is a good boost for the bunch o f Filipinos picking strawber
town.
ries this season. Morrison says they
were fine workers and did exactly as
Visit a W eek in City
they were told.
Caspar Junker left for a week’s
Marshall Davis took some very nice
stay in Portland Wednesday.
Mr. group pictures o f the recent Hoern-
Oregon
Sandy
Junker was a delegate to the Luth icker party which deserve retaining
eran conference, and will also visit for future history reference.
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Junker were
Roy Hickey was elected director
taken to call on their daughter, Mrs. at the Brightwood district for three
Lester Clinefelter and husband, Sun years, and Mrs. Irqne Alt, clerk.
day, at Oswego.
Mrs. Eva McDougall is the instructor
for the coming term.
Home from Astoria
Mrs. H. Steiner, wife o f Contractor
Mr. and Mrs. Christians brought I Steiner o f Brightwood, is the mother
Mrs. Wm. Alt, Sr., home from A sto-; o f a new baby girl, born at the Ore
ria Tuesday, and Mrs. Christians, a gon City hospital.
Sandy, Oregon
former Sandy woman, will remain
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Duke had the
two weeks to visit. All the above Sandy postmaster, R. E. Esson, as a
Manufacturers and Dealers in
and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Alt and 1 dinner guest on Sunday.
daughter were at the home of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murray and
R O U G H AN D DRESSED FIR AND CEDAR
Ned Nelson Tuesday.
baby Hollis were dinner guests at
LUMBER
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gan
Cottrell District Elects
ger, Saturday.
ORDERS FILLED ON SHORT NOTICE
Cottrell school district elected Wm.
Mi's. Dora Dahrens is out for a
Booth as a three year term director, week with Mrs. Helen Dahrens and
and Mrs. E. E. Van Fleet, clerk. J. was ailing on Sunday. Lester Dah
We Deliver anywhere
Dyer will inherit the chairmanship. rens is having a week at the beach
Mrs. A. Radford is the retiring direc with the Houskins family.
Phone Res. 324
Mill 131 Sandy
tor. Miss Rose Potter, one o f the J Mrs. W. H. Strong o f Gresham,
teachers, was recently married, but who remained at the Strong home at
will probably resume her school w ork.! Brightwood all season, will entertain
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her son Edward and wife who will
Attend Loan Meeting
arrive soon from New Yorkk.
The following officers of the Sandy . A . C. Baumhack drove to Salem
National Farm Loan association at Friday on a business trip. Baumhack
tended the annual meeting at Hills-: is bidding on a large piece o f work.
boro June 21: F. L. Lohrmann, pres-j
The Women’s club social was called
ident; Dave Fosburg, vice president; i o ff at the Bruns home Thursday
E. D. Hart, director. Hart and F os-. night as everyone was too busy to at
burg were delegates.
tend.
Can be supplied by a bank only when its officers |
Logging is now going fine at the
Let’s all celebrate at Estacada this
year— let’s all ask them to join us Sandy Lumber company and cutting
next year in a big blowout on July is being rushed by the efficient saw
yer, Lex Schmitz, o f Sandy.
Fourth.
Mrs. Cecelia Brown, Sandy teacher,
Next Sunday will be a big day at writes she is having a wonderful time
Government Camp.
The annual on her trip East. Mrs. Brown will
climb o f the Mazamas and the Cas- visit Glacier National park on the re
cadia hikers will be held. Last year turn trip, and she says she wishes the
there were 100 Mazamas in the climb. Sandy folks could be with her.
Jack Meyers, who is head o f the
The American Legion ascent is also
new electric line being built up the
dated for Sunday.
mountains and Mrs. Meyers will move
High school directors elected Mon out from the city to Alder Creek
day were V. D. Butler, Hans Betg- soon for the summer. They lived all
seth and Anton Malar. The new board summer in Sandy two years ago in
will organize at once and take up rooms at Loundrees.
The frame o f the new residence
plans for bringing the finances to a
cash basis next year and thus elimi of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Loundree is up
nate the large sum of interest re and it promises to be a very nice
quired at present. The budget was looking home.
unanimously adopted.
The Rowe farm at Dover was re
cently purchased by Jack Scales, but
Main street was lined on both sides Jack is not expected to take up farm
to hear the Estacada band Monday ing.
night, the crowd hanging around un
Mrs. Mary Wilson is still very
til 9:30. No band appeared, but weak and has a hard pull to become
there was no doubt a “ reason.”
Really convalescent.
Sandy Masonic lodge enjoyed a vis
Fred Junker is another local young
it from the De Molays, recently, 30
man to make good. Fred has just
of the lodge youths putting on floor
carried o ff a sheepskin from Oregon work here in fine shape. Senator
University, specializing in journalism.
Staples was among the prominent
Four years spent in a “ U” course
Portland officers and other guests
gives a background for life’s best en*
who came with the boys from Port
dcavor. The same time sent in jazz
land. The lodge served a big feed.
life gives— what?
Kenneth Proctor is at work on the
highway helping rock the road for
oiling, and getting brawn for use
Spending Vacation in Portland
Mrs. Caroline Vacretti is spending next winter at the Oregon “ U.”
Kenneth Scales is helping handle
six weeks of her vacation in the city
taking university extension work. traffic on the Loop to keep cars lined
Miss Vaeretti has been re-elected to up so as to avoid oil.
her position in the Salem schools and
Mrs. J. M. C. Miller made a hurried
will probably teach there next year. trip up the mountains Saturday on
Miss Vaeretti came to the M. Klige' newspaper work and was a guest of
Mrs. Susette Franzetti at lunch.
home to spend the week end.
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The officers of this bank were reared on farms,
rendered their services for a number of years in in-
dusrty and commerce, and thus became familiar with
those things so necessary to possess in rendering
good service in a bank.
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W e know the wants and needs of the farmer.
Call on us.
Merlin Malar 111
Donates Bread to Grange
Merlin Malar has been ill ever j The new bakery donated twenty-
since he had the chickenpox some [ five loaves o f bread for Pomona
time ago, and is still under a doctor's grange Wednesday, which was most
care. He will have to rest and have i generous and greatly appreciated.
special attention for several weeks, The bakery starts out with a promis
though he is slightly improved.
ing business and is attractively
“ fixed up.”
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Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stamps and
two children and H. Bradley, Mrs.
Stamp’s father, were visitors at the
home o f Mrs. J. M. C. Miller for din-
ner Monday and also spent the night.
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DR. F. C. BROSIUS, M. D.
Principal G. D. Orr and family
will probably leave early in August!
on a vacation trip to Canada.
G uest, from Stevenson
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Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Harper have '
as guests for a week Clara and Lois *
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Oregon
A S K COURT TO PUT IN
C R IBBIN G ON S A N D Y RIVER
ELECTRIC LINE BE IN G BU ILT
A L O N C LOOP H IG H W A Y
At Brightwood the swift current
on the Sandy river is cutting its way
through the hank from three to four
feet per month, and is endangering
homes. When the winter freshets
were on it was like a raging torrent
and the bridge was in daltger. About
all the cribbing put in by J. T. Mc
Intyre was washed out. It seems the
river is gradually changing its course
and when the snow melts more diffi
culty is expected. A petition was
circulated some time ago, and a plea
is being made to the county court to
furnish funds for cribbing.
Residents along the highway are
much interested ip the new line un
der construction by the Mt. Hood
Loop Electric company. Many sum
mer home folks are not only eager
for the lights, but also want to in
stall electric stoves as fuel is a prob
lem, and juice is also needed for ra
dios and washers. The line will be
completed within a few weeks as far
as Alder creek.
Brightwood Store Attractive
Brightwood store is very attractive
in the interior with new driftwood
lunch tables, frigidaire, and new bar,
for serving light refreshments. Mr.
Return From Fishing Trip
M. J. Faubian and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Charley Hickey are manag
Billy Welch have been to Easter^ ing the store.
Oregon on a fishing trip and were
expected home Saturday. Mrs. Thos. Leave for Wisconsin
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Pearce, parents
Brown is now keeping house for her
father, Mr. Faubian, Mr. and Mrs. o f Mrs. Lloyd Corey, left Monday on
Brown and children recently moving a motor trip to their old home in
to the Faubian home.
Wisconsin.
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Distance is no question with us. Our
equipment is at your service day or
night.
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Phone 2471
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No Matter
What Comes..
There are more worthwhile things than
the accumulation of money. But it is
a necessity when opportunity or adver
sity comes— and they usually do so
unexpectedly.
A growing bank account here at the
Clackamas County Bank will prepare
you for whatever might come. Don’t
you think it the wisest thing to be
ready?
SANDY, OREGON
Telephone 341
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2nd door West o f Meat Market
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Sandy,
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Sandy, Oregon
First State Bank
MRS. J. M. C. M ILLER
Editor