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Mrs. Joe Caldo’s mother, Mrs.
Free admission to the Gresham
Pall bearers at the Tommy Dunn
Fields, arrived from Chicago last
Fair will be a big drawing card. New rites were Joe Hall, Al. Haworth,
week to spend the summer here.
buildings have been erected for the George Hempe, John Holman, Byron
After ail o f R. B. June’s suffering
public convenience. The fair opens Edwards and Max Kligel.
it was found necessary to take o f f
July 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murray had as
Thomas Dunn, 05, whose funeral, his leg last week. A. C. Thomas went
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Sunday guests Miss Orrel Powell and
Hollis Smith o f Monmouth, and in the conducted by Rev. Father Boniven- to see Mr. Jones after the operation.
With four families o f Wilkinsons
G. D. Orr plans to guide a party
and two o f them named “ George” it evening Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Duke and ture and assistant, was held here on
of local high school students and oth­
Thursday.
He
was
born
near
Camas,
Lewis
Murray
were
added
to
the
will be a case o f finding out “ who’s
Wash., and was married to Miss Eva- ers up Mt. Hood Sunday, July 21.
who and which is which in the Cot­ party.
There will probably be over twenty
Rev. F. Dobberfuhl will preach his line Hite o f Orient in 1901.
trell district.
They settled in the Kelso district in the party which will go to the tim­
farewell
sermon
Sunday,
July
22.
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Anna Hennessey, Mr. and Mrs. living at the present Dunn home since berline Saturday night.
After all “ Jupe” seemed to know!
Mrs. Pete Lenz and daughter Miss
George Hennessey and Jim Allison 1905. Tommy had been crippled 26
what he was about— the gruin crops
celebrated the Fourth at Washougal years and suffered much at times. Thelma Lenz are working in the Ba­
around here promise to be better than
He was a man much loved and be­ kery-Lunch.
with a party o f 18. All enjoyed a
for severul years.
Nellie and Pattie Greenwood will
fine dinner and big time. Later in sides his family left many friends.
play in a piano recital at the Fine
the week Mrs. Hennessey was a guest Interment was at Sandy.
B erries P r o f ita b le
The surviving ure Mrs. Dunn, a Arts building in the city Thursday
of her son and wife at the Multnomah
It is estimated that $15000 came
daughter, Mrs. W. G. Kenton, and night. These children are fast be­
hotel at dinner.
into the Dover section from the straw­
Arthur Trinckets, step son of Ben son Lloyd, Mrs. Patrick Dunn, his coming famous. They are daughters
berry crop just harvested. The ber­ Pickens, had his leg broken Tuesday mother, also one sister and three of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greenwood
ries averaged a ton and a quarter to night in a smash up near Rhododen­ brothers.
formerly o f Bull Run but now of
the acre and there were 100 acres in dron.
Orient.
Virgil A schoff was driving
the Dover district. A larger acreage the Ford coupe in which he and seven S p end Fou rth H ere
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Duke had sev­
will be planted this fall. Grain looks youngsters were riding. It is said
Mr. and Mrs. Ileinie Junker and eral guests the latter part of the
better at Dover than it has for five there was a head-on collision. The Clifford were out here to spend the week, including Mi-, and Mrs. De La
years, the hay is fine, and all that injured boy was taken to Gresham.
Fountain, who spent part of two days
Fourth with relatives.
is needed to harvest bumper crops
and Calvin Collier and friend, Mr.
Many inquiries are coming in from
is good weather.
and Mrs. Charles Collier and Mr. Col­
real pioneers of this section now liv­ Mill f o r Sale
lier Sr., who were week end guests,
ing in outside districts, so another
The Pagh mill has been offered
D a u g h t e r B or n
wonderful time is in store for the lo for sale since the timber is cut and leaving Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bruce (Ruth
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Coon (Dorothy cal meeting o f the society on July 29. no more is available.
’ Gossett) are happy parents, their first
Mattingly) are rejoicing over the ar­
The Union High School board was
j baby, a nine-pound brown-eyed girl
rival o f an eight and one half pound reorganized Saturday night, A. C.
W il l G o to Iowa
; arriving at their home last week.
daughter at their Molalla home. A. Baumback being elected chairman, E.
Mrs. C. W. Bruce is making prep­
Frank Beers, who was so badly in­
J. Mattingly o f Sandy is a much F. Bruns vice chairman and J. A.
arations to start back to Iowa on a
jured May 7 by being cut with a saw
pleased grandpa.
Hall was re-elected clerk.
visit soon and will bring her mother
at his Eagle Creek mill, was here
Will Updegrave is home from the home with her when she returns.
j with Mrs. Beers recently and is able
A. W. Bell has moved his family hospital and is getting along nicely.
to get around with crutches. Fred
to his mill on Sandyridge for the
John Nelson and Mrs. Nelson are
H ou se B e in g I m p r ov ed
! Wagner Jr., manages the mill,
summer.
on a trip to San Francisco where
Dr. A. Williams is having his house i Mrs. Hoyt has been appointed jan­
they motored in a new car to spend
stuccoed and says he is now almost itor for the Sandy grade school. The
the
Fourth
with
Mrs.
Nelson’s
sis­
TO HOLDERS OF
ready to do his own housekeeping, Hoyts live on the Marshall place
ter, Mrs. Annie McKinney.
and will be when he gets the plumbing which they purchased two years ago,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Alt drove to
installed.
, on the road south o f the school.
Wapanitia Sunday and investigated
Mrs. Laura Mack was visiting Mrs.
the price o f alfalfa hay, which they
Le av es f o r K e n tu ck y
Lola Thiess a few days the past week.
found too “ steep” in price to pur
Mrs. Joel Jail put Ethel Williams Mrs. Mack is a former teacher of
chase.
on the train recently to send her back this vicinity.
T h e T re a s u ry offers a new
Mrs. A. C. Baumback left for a
3/-6 p e r c e n t .
12-15 year
to Kentucky to her home. An aunt
Announcements have been received
trip to Iowa about ten days ago and
T r e a s u r y b o n d in e x c h a n g o
will meet her at Louisville. Ethel | here of the marriage o f Ruth, eldest
for T h i r d L i b e r t y 'L o a n Bonds.
will return the latter part o f August.
came here last year and attended the daughter o f Dr. and Mrs. Barendrick,
Mrs. Baumback is visiting relatives
T h e n ew b o n d s w ill bear
Kelso school.
former Sandy residents, to Paul Car
i n t e r e s t f r o m J u l y 16, 1928.
and friends at her old home.
Interest on T h ird L iberty
michael. Both arc o f McMinnville.
Mrs.
Robert
Gray
and
little
son
ar<
L o a n B o n d s s u r r e n d e r e d for
1 Remember the Sunday school all-
recovering from a bad attack o f ton P rep a r in g f o r Patient
exc ha ng e will be paid in full
Mrs. R. F. Dittert’s recent patient ! day meeting at the G. Stucki home
to Sept em be r 15, 1928.
silitis.
A. C. Baumback is working on a has gone to Bend but another is ! Sunday, beginning at 10 o ’clock.
H ol de rs should consult their
Mrs. Louise Allen, Corvallis, Miss
b a n k s at o n c e f o r f u r t h e r d e ­
hurry up job o f moving ten building; coming soon. Mrs. Dittert has fixed
tails of this offering.
at Valley Junction, Polk county up her home for nursing and no doubt ! Maxine Allen, Adams, Ore., Miss An-
where the highway is being straight­ will soon have all she can take care dra Allen and Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Third Liberty Loan Bond*
ened. E. F. Buell went with Baum­ o f as such a convenience is badly Allen o f Rickreal were recent over
mature on September 15,
night guests at the home o f Mr. and
needed at Sandy.
back on the work.
1928, and will cease to
Mrs. Fred Decker.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Koennicke
and
bear interest on that date.
Friedel Wuinsche, who took ill
children took a 400 mile auto trip Mr«. Da hrens III
Adolph Dahrens has been in the while working on the road a week
over the Fourth, going to Astoria.
A. W . M E LL O N ,
Long Beach, on through Washington city with his mother the past week ago, has had a severe time with ery-
Secretary o f the Treasury.
points and back via Longview, re­ as she is very ill from hemmorrhage 1 sipelas and has been confined to his
W a s h i n g t o n , July 5, 1928.
o f the brain. Mrs. Helen Dahrens bed.
turning at midnight Thursday.
Following is the report o f Sandy
has also been with her. Mrs. Adolph
Dahrens has had her parents and postoffice: Domestic letters register­
brother and sister with her all the ed 426, a gain o f 114; foreign 19, a
week. Her brother is recovering from ¡gain of 5; domestic money orders is­
sued 1410; foreign 17; C. O. D. arti­
an operation on his lip.
cles 18, gain o f 14; insured articles
! 229, loss o f 12.
Fails F ro m W in d o w
There will be a meeting o f the
H. A. Ten Eyck says his son Bobby
Sandy, Oregon
out o f the upstair window.shrdluet members o f Pleasant Home cemetery
must be born to fly as he “ flew ” out association at the Pleasant Home M.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
o f the upstairs window while in his E. church Friday night, July 13. All
sleep one night and landed on the lot owners are asked to come.
ROUGH AND DRESSED FIR AND CEDAR
Mrs. Floyd Mack of Gresham is to
ground safely. Ten Eyck heard the
LUMBER
boy hit and jumped out o f the down­ have a large display o f fancy work
stairs window himself expecting to , from Sandy and vicinity entered al
ORDERS FILLED ON SHORT NOTICE
see the child crushed. Bobby awoke the Gresham fair which begins July
25. Prizes will be given. Call Mrs.
crying but was uninjured.
Mack if interested, who says “ send
We Deliver anywhere
something all ready on hand.”
P o w e r L ine E x te n d e d
The Theodore Koennicke’s have
The new light and power line is
Phone Res. 324
. Mill 131 Sandy
been
entertaining Mrs. Rupp, sister
now installed as far as Cedar creek
by the Mt. Hood Electric company. o f the former from San Francisco,
The Willard Bosholm home was the for three weeks. Mrs. Rupp had not
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urday night. Hewitts, at Cedar She is now at Seattle.
Third
Liberty Loan Bonds
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR PIONEER MEETING
A meeting was held Sunday at the
Jonsrud Grove by officers of the
Sandy Pioneer and Early Settler’s
society and arrangements were com­
pleted for the third annual picnic of
the society.
Caspar Junker was appointed chair­
man o f the refreshments committee,
Mrs. Alice Webster, chairman of the
reception committee, Mrs. Robert
Jonsrud assistant and John Revenue
toastmaster.
Everything is lining up for the big­
gest time “ yet.” Bring basket dinner,
cup and spoon. C offee free.
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When stored in the banks of the country forms a
basis of credit that is of material advantage to
you and the community in which you live. The
money which is held in hiding or carried in the
pocket is of no benefit to anyone. One might as
well expect returns from the iron and copper
ore or gold nuggets stored in the depths of the
earth. It is said that statistics show that if all
the unnecessary money carried in pockets were
properly invested the returns therefrom would
pay all of our taxes. Provide yourself with a
check book and pay by check rather than with
cash. Check books furnished free.
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o f colored lights on the front o f their *
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lovely log residence which overlooks
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as Alder creek.
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Thiev e* W o r k Hardship
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Portland
The parties who stole the Rhode
Island Red hens from Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Frenz o f Sandyridge the night
S chueb el, B eat ti e & Miller
before the Fourth, worked a terrible *..
Attorneys at Law
hardship on the family. The largest
hens were selected, their heads * 6 per cent state school money to
thrown on the ground and no doubt * loan on farms; General law prac-
a feast was heM at the expense of * tice. Bank o f Oregon City Bldg.
Oregon
the Frenz family which could ill af­ * Oregon City
ford it. Between one and two dozen
laying hens were taken by the thieves
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the funeral o f the former's father.
Rev. Troy Shelley, 83, at Hood River, *
July 5. Mrs. Shelley was unable to
go and leave her mother. Rev. Shel­
ley was a pioneer and very active un­
til the past year or two. He learned
to drive an auto after he was 75.
“A Strong Bank”
The well known evangelist, Billy
Gresham, Oregon
Ë Sunday, conducted the funeral. Mr.
Shelley came over the Barlow trail
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2nd door West o f Meat Market
Sale o f F ar m A n n o u n c e d
Sale of the former I). Brooks Ho­
gan farm o f 70 acres at Cottrell, is
announced. The purchasers are Mr.
and Mrs. George Wilkinson o f Aimes,
who are prominent Ayrshire dairy­
men. The new owners will move on
the place soon, it is said.
W o r k i n g f o r Pick le F a c t o r y
Charles Dubarko is delivering pick­
les for the Kircher Pickle factory all
over the country and is letting the
wood business rest for a time.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ten Eyck and
tioys were in Sanwy recently. Ten
Eyck is a prominent rancher at Mar­
mot.
G. D. Orr and fumily had a short
visit Sunday from Dr. Paul J. Orr
and family and Mr. Davis of Seattle.
Mrs. Lottie Tomlinson, former San­
dy teacher, was in Sandy Tuesday
night.
N o t ic e to Creditor s
No. 3884
In the Circuit Court o f the State of
Oregon, for the County o f Clack­
amas. In Probate.
In the matter o f the estate of Frances
T. Stockton, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned hag been appointed by the
Circuit Court o f the State o f Oregon,
for the county o f Clackamas, depart­
ment o f probate, administrator o f the
estate o f Frances T. Stockton, de­
ceased, and has qualified.
AH persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre­
sent the same, duly verified as by law
required, to the undersigned, at the
office o f the Eastern Clackamas
News, Estacada, Oregon, within six
(6) months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published June 22,
1928. Date o f last publication, July
20, 1928.
W. L. STOCKTON,
Administrator.
McGUIRK & SCHNEIDER, 203-5
Withrow Bldg., Gresham, Oregon,
Attorneys for Administrator.
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Gates Funeral Home
Gresham- Oregon
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Loans and discounts
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Overdrafts secured and unsecured
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806.46 s
U. S. Government securities owned ................................
12,600.00
Other bonds, warrants and securities
117,805.57
Stocks, securities, claims, liens, judgments etc.
3,250.00
Banking house, $3,200; furniture and fixtures $3,850
7,050.00
Real estate owned other than banking house
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800.00
Cash on hand in vault and due from banks, approved re-
serve agents of this bank ..........................................
12,972.44
Net amounts due from other banks, bankers and trust
companies
.................................................................... 45,629.66
Total rash and due from banks $58,602.10
Total ................................................................................ $334,373.41
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Capital stock paid in ............................................................. $ 20,000.00
Surplus Fund
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Undivided profits
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taxes paid
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D E M A N D D E P O S I T S , s u b je c t to reserve:
Individual deposits subject to check, including deposits
due the state o f Oregon, county, cities or other
public funds .
154,192.74
Demand certificates o f deposit outstanding
200.00
Cashier's checks outstanding.
920.59
Certified checks outstanding
75.00
Total demand deposits, subject to reserve $155,388.33
T I M E A N D S A V I N G S DEPOSITS su bje c t to reserve:
Time certificates of deposit outstanding
5,133.06
Savings deposits, payable subject to notice ..
146,009.21
Total o f time and saving deposits $151,142.27.
Total ................................................................................$334,373.41
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An all day and evening family cel.
ebration waa an event at the J. W.
Dixon home. Dixon and wife and
daughter went to the coast to stay a
week, but Jim eared little ubout what
the wild waves were saying and in
two days they were home again and
Jim had a real celebration with the
following: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Howitt, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Ganger
and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. James Og­
den and Dick, Mr. and Mrs. I. T.
Howitt and daughters Edna and Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Poole.
Distance is no question with us. Our
equipment is at your service day or
night.
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Miss Martha Hoffman must have
been a lovely bride judging from the
pictures in the Oregonian and Journal
Sunday. She is now Mrs. Oscar
Brandes. Martha was a very popular
Sandy girl before the Hoffmans
moved to the city two years ago. De­
tails o f the wedding have not been re­
ceived here but “ we all” wish the
couple well.
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San dy ,
Rev. S. C. Schoen and wife were
here Sunday calling on the Lutheran
congregation. They will leave for
Wisconsin again at once and if the
pastorate there releases Mr. Schoen
they will move here in September.
Rev. R. Messerli, Oregon City, will
Radford-Jacobson W edding
The wedding o f Floyd Radford and supply the pulpit after the present
Mary Jacobson on July 5 is an­ pastor leaves.
nounced. The bride was a resident of
Dodge park. The couple were duly Mitchell I m pr ov ing
chivaried at the Alonzo Radford home
Ned Mitchell, who was injured
the same evening, and Floyd brought when he fell from the P. E. P. flume
on the candy and cigars. About for­ where he was employed, was taken to
ty were present. Mr. and Mrs. Rad­ the hospital and is getting along
ford will make their residence at the very nicely.
head works soon.
A. W. Bell Lumber Co.
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knowledge and belief.
FRED L. PROCTOR, Cashier.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me
W. A. PROCTOR
this 7th dav •< July, 1928.
J. G. 8LBRET
RONALD E. ESSON, Notary Public.
CECIL O. DUKE,
My commission expires Feb. 4, 1930.
Directors.
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