Eastern Clackamas news., August 24, 1928, Image 5

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IN DOVER COMMUNITY
Local M an M arrie.
S an d y C ouple W ed
Miss A nna Ringness, te a c h e r a t
W elches, becam e the bride of A rlie
Mitchell, a local young m an, S a tu r­
day at Canby. The cerem ony was
reud at the L u th eran church. H a rry
Mitchell, a b rother, was best m an, and
th e bride's s.ster, Miss R ingntss, ut-
tendan t. T hree nieces of the groom ,
Phyliss G anger, Muriel Ju s tin and
L orna May M itchell, w ere flow er
girls. A reception was given a t th e
home of Mrs. M itchell’s m other im ­
m ediately a f te r the cerem ony. Mrs.
Mitchell will teach a t W elches ag ain
next sem ester.
W edding bolls told th e old, old
story A ugust 1C when Miss F red a
N ietsch and F red Novak, Sandy, w ere
wed. The cerem ony was re ad a t the
residence o f a P o rtlan d L u th e ran pas­
tor, Rev. E berle. W itnesses o f the
sacred w ords th a t united the couple
w ere Mr. and Mrs. H enry H erm an,
recently o f Sandy. Mr. and Mrs.
Novak will reside here. T hey w ere
rem em bered w ith a big ch iv ari the
sam e nig h t and tre a te d the crowd.
T here has been th ree accidents in
th is com m unity d u rin g th e last week.
M onday evening F ran k G annon s u f­
fe re d a broken ankle while w orking
a t the rollw ay in th e Rose logging.
He was ta k e n to a P o rtlan d hospital.
T hursday a fte rn o o n D. V. Rose w as
stru ck by a log and had his rig h t
leg broken beside being bruised con­
siderably. An am bulance took him
to the Good S am aritan hospital w here S c h o o ls O p e n L a b o r D a y
The Boring, Kelso, C o ttrell and
he is doing as well as can be expected.
His sons a re c ontinuing th e w ork in Aimes schools will all open on L abor
the cam p. Mrs. Rose is w ith h e r hus- 1 Day. Sandy U nion high and g ra d e
I school will open T uesday, S e p tem ­
band.
S a tu rd ay evening P ete L arsen, who ber 4.
hauls fo r th e N o rth F o rk Shingle
com pany w as unable to g e t his tru ck E n j o y C al l* S a t u r d a y E v e
in g e a r going down th e K oennm an | Mr. and Mrs. A. H o ernicker en-
hill. The speed w as so g re a t th a t he ; joyed calls S a tu rd a y evening from
could not m ake th e slig h t curve to Mr. and Mrs. W ill H oernicker, Mrs.
th e n a rro w bridge a t th e bottom of j P earl H oernicker, G resham , and Mrs.
the hill, and in th e a tte m p t a wheel j A lbert H oernicker of O akland, Cal.
was broken and th e tru c k plunged
C h e rry v ille R e s id e n t S till S p r y
ag ain st a larg e log. T he
im pact
J. T. F riel, C herryville, who is a l­
checked th e speed and th e tru c k b u r­
m ost 89, has c u t his own w in te r wood
ied itself in the so ft d irt w ith the
and stacked up a good supply. F riel
16,000 shingles going stra ig h t ahead
is an unusually live w ire fo r his age.
com pletely c u ttin g o ff th e cab. L a r­
sen and his tw o com panions escaped
N ew S id ew alk B ein g B uilt
w ith slight in ju rie s. He lives n e ar
A new co n crete walk is being built
G resham .
in fro n t of th e C o ttrell school house.
A p a raly tic stro k e in th e e n tire
rig h t side caused F ra n k M anning to
H e r e F r o m Lo* A n g e l e s
be tak e n to th e St. V incent hospital
Mrs. N ietsch o f Los A ngeles and
on Sunday. Mr. M anning, a n elderily cousin, Mrs. G ervig, Los A ngeles, arc
m an, who has lived here fo r a num ber here visiting th e new lyw eds, Mr. and
of years, w as em ployed a t th e O rville Mrs. F red Novak. Mrs. G ervig w il’
E vans hom e a t the tim e. V icto r Bod- rem ain tw o .w eeks, Mrs. N eitsch a
Icy took him to the hospital. Mr. | longer tim e.
E vans is in Idaho a t th e p re se n t tim e, j
T his w eek will in all p robability C r i s s e y s S e l l G l& d io la F a r m
see the finish of th e rock w ork o n ! Sale o f C risscy’s 38-acre gladiola
th e roads h e re fo r th is year. Q uite fa rm a t Dodge park to th e H olland
a large n u m b e r of y a rd s w ere crushed Bulb Co., Salem , changes a n o th e r
fo r the Firw ood and G reenw ood dis­ local lan d m a rk 's ow nership. C risseys
tric ts. Irv in U pdegrave had the h a u l­ have been very p o p u lar in th is sec­
ing c o n tra c t and h auled on an a v e r­ tion m any years. T hey a re now liv­
age of f if ty y ard s a day.
ing a t G resham b u t will con tin u e
The Jo sep h D cShazer fam ily m ade th e ir flo rist business a t Rockwood.
a business trip to O regon C ity F rid ay
of last w eek and T uesday o f th is B a b y G i r l A r r i v e s
week. F rid a y th ey w ere accom panied
Mrs. R. F. D itte rt is n u rsin g at
by th e ir g ran d so n H a rlan d K itzm iller h e r hom e Mrs. A rth u r Russell, whose
who has been spending his vacation 7 -pound baby g irl, A nna May, a r ­
w ith his g ra n d p a re n ts.
rived W ednesday night, A u g u st 15, at
Sunday V iolet D eS hazer was the 10:30. Mr. and Mrs. Russell re ce n tly
g u est o f h e r chum , A n ita M cCabe, moved in one o f th e new Esson
on a trip to W allow a lake on th e Sky­ houses.
line road. T hose in th e p a rty be­
sides th e tw o girls w ere G randm a C o t t r e l l F o l k s P i c n i c
M cCabe, Lee M cCabe and E dw ard
T he follow ing C o ttre ll folks had a
McCabe.
picnic Sunday a fte rn o o n a t the H a r­
T h r e s h in g A v e ra g e H igh
G ilbert H auglum fin ish ed th re s h ­
ing S a tu rd ay . His o a ts w ent 50, his
w h eat over 20 bushels to acre. T he
M ullenhoff th re s h e r is w orking a t
C o ttrell, Max Kligel is th resh in g a t
Kelso.
old W hitfield hom e on Jo h n so n creek,
B uckley avenue. Mr. a n d Mrs. H. H.
W atkins, th e C. J. and Ray W ilkin­
son fam ilies, and th e J. S. D onald­
sons. Mrs. W h itfield is th e l a t t e r ’s
d a u g h te r.
T ry a W ant Ad in th e News.
Service...
Distance is no question with us. Our
equipment is at your service day or
night.
G a t e s Funeral Home
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A frien d o f o u rs p re sen te d a pass book laid aw ay and fo rg o tte n fo r
years. A lthough it only showed a deposit o f $10, th e accum ulated
in te re s t b ro u g h t th e a m o u n t to h e r c red it to n early $J>0.
This show s how even a small a m o u n t le ft in a bank over a period
of years can double its e lf w ith no e f fo r t on th e p a rt o f th e depositor.
And w ith th e initial deposit being added to all the tim e and th e com-
pound in te re s t being added to the p rincipal, a savings a cco u n t can
very ra p id ly grow to larg e p roportions.
A N est Egg H om e B ank fo r Every D epositor
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It is yo u rs w hen you m ake an initial deposit o f $10 o r m ore.
A ttra c tiv e , stro n g , handsom ely nickeled; everbody who sees it w ants
it. A nd it is a big help in b uilding up a savings account.
To E n t e r J o u r n a l H ike
H arold Fay, a hiker who will e n te r
the Jo u rn a l hike to Salem on L abor
Day was a t th e Sandy d ru g store
Sunday night. F ay said he clim bed
H uckleberry m ountain th re e tim es
Sunday to “ practice u p ." He e sti­
m ated he had w alked 24 m iles in
the climb.
V isitors F r o m W e n a tc h e e
Mrs. B uckley C orley a n d g ra n d ­
fa th e r, W nv Fellow s, of C o ttre ll, e n ­
joyed a visit from th e fo rm e r’s p a r­
ents, Mr. a n d Mrs. R. A. W ilson of
W enatchee last week.
C a r L a n d s in D i t c h
W hile re tu rn in g from a visit to the
hospital to see F ried el W unische,
T hursday, the ear, driven by H enry
R idderbusch, was ru n into by a truck
and the c a r landed in the ditch, with
the follow ing o ccu p an ts:
Mr. and
Mrs. R idderbusch, Mrs. W uinsche and
E rn est F ischer. F isc h e r su ffe re d a
cut hand.
G a th er H uckleberries
A p a rty o f six, including Mr. and
Mrs. Jo h n R o b erts g a th e re d 20 gallons
of hu ck leb erries Sunday on N orth
m ountain.
Take B each T rip
C. J . W ilkinsons and th e Jack
M antors had a few days o u tin g last
week a t N ew port, O cean P a rk , Nesko-
win and also visited the H anson Poul­
try F arm o f 100 acre s a t Corvallis.
The p a rty called on Mr. a n d Mrs.
C. D. P hipps a t N ew berg, fo rm e r local
folk. Mr. P hipps rem ain s in about
the sam e health.
To those who will com e a t once we can still supply a N est E gg
hom e bank
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R etu rn s From A u to T o u r
O regon
A nniversary R em em bered
Airs. A ugust H oernicker was r e ­
Mr. and Mrs. P ierce re tu rn e d from
a trip of 5,000 m iles via au to to the m em bered on h e r eighth w edding a n ­
m iddle west, and fin d in g Mr. and n iversary w ith calls by Mr. a n d Mrs.
Mrs. Lloyd C orey had moved to W ill H oernicker, Mrs. L. V a ere tti,
C hehalis w hile th ey w ere aw ay, im ­ Mrs. A nna G lockner, and S unday she
m ediately packed up and joined the and h e r husband enjoyed visits from
A ttra c te d by the re p o rt o f the re ­ Coreys. Lloyd p urchased a tru ck and Mrs. Alice T ru llin g er and Mrs. L.
cen t pio n eer picnic in which th e sto ry re ce n tly moved to C hehalis w here he C haplin o f P ortland.
o f how h e r fa th e r, G eorge Sherrock, j c o n tra cte d hauling lum ber and ties.
S ta y in g at K aiser Hom e
w ent h u n tin g and how his buck skin
Jo h n M eyer is stay in g a t th e R.
tro u se rs sh ru n k and sh ru n k as he H o m e F r o m H o s p i t a l
Lewis, son o f Mr. a n d Mrs. W alter K aiser hom e, as he did not like the
dried out, and how M ary, his bride,
had to cut them b efo re he could g et I K rebs, vvas bro u g h t hom e from the city. Mr. M eyer has alm ost lo st his
them o ff, Mrs. M innie M inerva P rice hispital M onday w here he was tak en h e a rin g and could not go a b o u t with
Mr. and Mrs.
o f M ultnom ah hu n ted up Jo h n R ev­ j about a week be fo re su ffe rin g from s a fe ty in P ortland.
enue S unday, which was a jo y fu l an in ju ry to his arm caused from a W inkler w ere guests a t th e K aiser
bruise w hile p laying w ith his w agon hom e re ce n tly from P ortland.
tim e fo r each o f them .
Mrs. P rice vvas born on th e old on th e sidew alk two weeks before. I
A t K itson S p rin g s
M einig place, 54 years ago, le ft w hen The bone had to be scraped.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. L oundree a re
a little over th re e , b u t alw ays re ­
try in g o u t K itson springs, n e a r E u ­
R e c e n t S a n d y V isitor«
m em bered Mr. R evenue, because he
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Johnson and gene, as a h ealth re so rt fo r rh e u m a tic
was so tall, and used to give her
Mrs. C arl L oundree is
children w ere re ce n t Sandy visitors tro u b les.
candy. She had never seen him
from th e toll g a te where- Mr. Johnson m anaging th e L oundree room ing
since until last Sunday.
house while th e senior L oundrees are
is sta tio n e d by th e fo re st service.
She w as so im pressed w ith the
aw ay.
view o f the S andy riv e r w hen only
R etu rn F ro m V acation
3, th a t she had alw ays w an ted to
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Sm ith, R oberta T a k e n t o H o s p i t a l
come back here.
M innie says her
Dr. A. W illiam s took F ra n k A.
and Donald a re expected to re tu rn
fa th e r took th e children to so u th e rn
this w eek from a v acation trip w ith­ M annon, 75, a bachelor o f D over, to
O regon a f te r h e r m other died, as he
St. V in cen t’s hospital Sunday. The
in the C anadian border.
had c an c er and w ent to see a d octor
m an su ffe re d a stroke in his right
a t Jacksonville, b u t died th e re , 47
V a catio n in g N e ar Y achats
side.
y ears ago.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. P ro c to r and
T he children w ere sc a tte re d then,
children a re spending th e ir vacation W u n i s c h e I m p r o v i n g
a n d she did not fin d her b ro th e r
F rie d el W uinsche is slightly im ­
in th e Y achats vicinity w here they
F ra n k fo r 2(J years. The la tte r died
proved, b u t th e doctors have n o t d e ­
a re h aving a fin e rest.
tw o y e ars ago a t S alt Lake C ity.
term in ed y e t ju s t w hat is th e cause
Mrs. P rice a n d her husband will
E n te rta in at S u n d a y D in n er
o f his condition.
“ s u re " be a t th e next pioneer m eet­
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. H a rp e r e n te r­
ing. She is th e only one of th e fa m ­
tained Mrs. L. B. H anley and son and K r e b s C u t t i n g W o o d
ily living.
Mrs. Sheels of H illsboro, aj, Sunday
C arl K rebs is c u ttin g wood w ith a
d ra g saw fo r Ju d d Bros., in the old
d in n er and for th e day.
M u k e M t. H o o d L o o p T r i p
B e ar C reek L ogging tra c t by t ’ie
Mrs. J. M. C. M iller jo in ed her H a u l s D o n k e y t o A l d e r C r e e k
B o rn ste d t road.
re la tiv e s from A rizona on th e Mt.
“ H ap p y " Jo n s ru d hauled a gas
Hood loop trip W ednesday o f last donkey up to th e A lder C reek L um ­ H o m e F r o m W a p a n i t i a R o a d
w eek. S a tu rd a y these guests le ft fo r ber Co. p la n t S a tu rd a y . The donkey
Jo e Caldo w as home from the
th e ir so u th e rn home.
is to be used by B ittn e r in g e ttin g out W apanitia ro a d w ork S a tu rd ay night
tim b er fo r th e plug mill.
and p a rt o f S unday.
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P a u l M einig on V a ca tio n
Paul M einig is aw ay on his firs t
vacation and is accom panied by his
son-in-law , G lenn L oundree.
In H o sp ita l W ith B ro k e n L eg
D. V. Rose and F ra n k G annon are
each in th e hospital w ith a broken
leg. G annon preceded his em ployer
M o to r to H o o d R iv e r S a tu r d a y
Mr. a n d Mrs. Je ss H ite, Mr. and only tw o o r th re e days in having an
Mrs. R ay W ilkinson and th e Dock u n fo rtu n a te accid en t a t the Slough
H ites all m otored to Hood R iver S a t­ L um ber Co. plan t.
urday to look over th e apple harv est
prospect. An unusually heavy c r o p 1 C h i l d r e n o n V a c a t i o n
is rep o rted .
Mrs. Dewey A lt has w ith h e r Mr.
and Mrs. W allace C arsid e’s two chil­
V isitor« S u r p r i s e M rs. D u n c a n
dren fo r a v acation fo r th e little
Mrs. W. G. D uncan was pleasan tly folks.
surprised w ith a visit from h e r friend,
M artha M oar and d a u g h te r, recently.
C h a n g e in P ro n u n cia tio n
Mrs. M oar now lives a t Sellwood.
Professor Grandgent of H arvard
university says th a t the earlier Eng­
U ndergoes O peration
lish “ah" became short “a" hy the
L ittle B illy G annon u n d e rw en t a Sixteenth century.
Until 17S0 or
tonsil o p e ratio n la st w eek, and his thereabouts the stan d ard language had
tonsils w ere fo u n d to be in a very no broad “a.” Benjamin Franklin
who recorded In 17118 the pronuncla
bad condition.
tion of his day, knew no “uh.” Evi
deuce Indicates th a t It appeared again
P r a i s e J o n s r u d ’s P a r k V i e w
In Loudon speech between 1780 and
Dr. and Mrs. B aren d rick called on 1700. T here Is no basis for the sta te ­
the R obert Jo n s ru d s last w eek while ment th at It originated with tin Irish
re tu rn in g from th e loop highw ay trip.
M u m m i e s N o w S a fe
They pronounced th e view a t Jons- ;
Cairo.—Royal mummies are safe
ru d ’s p a rk th e suprem e sig h t of the
from idle curiosity now. They are to
trip.
be kept In a special room of a museum
accessible only to notables and scien­
A lts H e r e S a t u r d a y
tists.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill A ult a n d Harold
w ere here S a tu rd ay . Mrs. A lt m et
her fa th e r, Mr. B eaver, a t E stacada, o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
who w ent w ith them to B rightw ood
T hree H orns to a C ar
to spend Sunday.
A L im ited Q u a n tity of N est Eggs L eft
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AFTER flFTY YEARS
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and m a i ofher insects
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S andy, O regon
Caracas.—Venezuela’s laws re­
quire every autom obile to have
two boras, but the really well
equipped cars carry three, muk-
lug the country a goou murket
for such accessories. The law
demands a hand horn for city
driving and an electrically-op­
erated signal for use on coun
try roads. D rivers In m ountain­
ous territo ry add a third, oper­
ated by a button | laced con­
veniently near the left knee, to
perm it quick or constant o:i .r a ­
tion on steep grades and sharp
curves.
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Reflecting
Success
The steadily gro w in g deposits here a t the C lackam as
C ounty B ank n o t only in d icates our progress b u t
also th a t o f o u r patro n s, fo r o u r grow th re fle c ts
the success o f o u r custom ers.
A tte n d . C ircu . at P ortland
W hy not have un account grow ing up for you lie re ?
A m ong those from E stacad a a t ­
te n d in g th e circu s in P o rtlan d w ere
G. P. Rose and son Richard.
I t ’s all in th e g e ttin g sta rte d .
O pen yours today.