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WilbAY, JANUARY 1?, 1941
J. F. Dix, Kenneth Johnson, Chas.
Several t i d cases o f spring fever
CÜRRINSVILLE
Menke and W H. Wade have been have been noticed around town.
A very eninyable afternoon is re elected directors o f the Colton T e le
Mr. and Mis. F. E. Dooley accom
ported by Yne members o f the Past phone company.
Mrs. H eniy Heiple went to Portland
panied by i.iv . M. Midford and Mis«
N otfie Grand club after their meeting
Monday to submit to an operation
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Tompkins and Maude Stu reon Went to Oregon City
a v th e home o f Mrs. Fremont Hayden
\ i on her foot which has been bothering
children o f Marshfield visited rela Wednesday night to attend a turkey
-Monday. Nineteen were present and
her fo r some time.
tives here a few days last week and dinner banquet given by the Clack
the ladies employed the time in sew
R. H. Currin was pleasantly sur
le ft their son Larry here for a more aias county branch o f the Red Cross.
ing and visiting. Mrs. C. Hicinboth-
prised Monday when four o f his cou
extended visit.
am gave the ladies a very cordial in
F. J. Harkenrider spent the week sins dropped in on him. They were
vitation to hold the February meet»
Paul Beck is clerking in a store end with Portland relatives.
Hugh Currin Sr., and Hugh Currin
ing at her home and they promptly in Portland and his family is now liv
Clarence Jubb made his fam ily here Jr. o f Pilot Rock, Ore., Mrs. Lilliun
accepted the invitation.
ing in that city.
a b rief visit Saturday night return Happolt o f Pleasant Home and Mrs.
Agnes W ilcox o f Gresham. Currin
J. W. Saunders o f Estacada has
Orchard Ridge Dairy. Frigidairt ing to Mill City Monday morning.
and Son have large sheep holdings in
been elected a member o f the senior eooling system, good cold milk, but
Mrs. M. F. Johnston took her mo eastern Oregon.
advisory board o f the Clackamas ter and cream the whole year round
ther home last Wednesday returning
On Friday W illiam True suffered
county Young Democrats. Dale Stew — Oscar Judd.
home the same day. Mrs. Barker re a heart attack while visiting at the
art o f Sandy will be the new presi
House and senate bills o f the Ore sides at Aloha and had been a guest home o f his daughter Mrs. Lisle
dent.
gon legislature are now arriving at at the Johnston home fo r several days Walker. He was taken to his home
According to the Milwaukie Review this newspaper office.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Las well spent in Portland where little hope is held
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Morton and daugh
the week end with friends i nPort- fo r his recovery. Beverly W alker is
Mrs.
C.
M.
Sparks
entertained
at
ter Ann have gone to Eugene where
also ill with the flu.
land.
they will make their home. Ed Saling auction bridge at her home ’ast Wed
Quite a number from here attended
w ill remain at Ojjk Grove. Mr. and nesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hughes came the annual Clackamas V alley Co-op,
Mrs. Clyde Saling o f Corvallis arc
Floyd Gossett o f Portland was a over from Hillsboro Sunday and re-, meeting held at Carver Monday ev
coming to live with him.
business visitor in Estacada last Sat mained until Monday night visiting ening. Henry Kohl o f Logan was
with relatives.
¿•ft
elected director and E. Schwartz was
The Past Matrons neld a meeting urday and was a dinner guest at the
last Friday afternoon at the home of Edker home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Skeffington of reelected as director. Earl McCon
nell was the retiring director. A pro
Miss Maude Sturgeon and elected of-
The Methodist Womens society of Spokane, Wash., visited at the H. C.
fiiers fo r the coming year as fo l Christian Service held its regular Gohring home a few days the firsj gram was enjoyed after the business
meeting after which refreshments
lows: President, Mrs. Lavena Ahnert; monthly meeting Wednesday after o f the week.
were served amt prizes awarded.
vice president, ,Mrs. Ruby Tunnel); noon at the home o f Mrs. Fremont
Mrs. W alter Lemon visited rela Mrs. Albert Kitching was awarde;
secretary and treasurer Mrs. Martha Hayden with a good attendance.
tives in Portland Friday and Satur an electric grill and Earl McConnell
Ellis. The next meeting will be held
Mrs. R. O. Reed and daughter Lois day o f last week and was accompan a tire.
at Mrs. Ahnert’s home and there will
and Bernice Stormer went to Timber- ied home by her daughter and hus
be a potluck lunch at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lang and
line Lodge last Saturday skiing and band Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Darrow who Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs o f Portland v'ere
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sarver and enjoyed the sport very much.
remained over the week end.
guests at the Carlin home during the
Miss Jean were here last Saturday vi
Mesdames Ralph Wade, 1. W. Tucty week end.
Mrs.
E.
Granum
after
an
extended
siting Mrs. Sarver’s mother, Mrs.
Chas. Grassick and sons Don and
visit in Los Angeles and Salt Lake er and Belle Duus, committee on ar
M ary Hannah.
City is now at the home o f her daugh rangements fo r the P T A vaudeville Gordon are. employed in Portland.
Mrs. O. F. Richman and two daugh ter Mrs. Rex Ludlow. Mis. Granum met at the Ralph Wade home Mon They drive back and forth each day
ters o f Cascade Locks spent the week was accompanied here by her two day night to make arrangement for and care fo r the chores.
end at the homes o f her sisters in daughters Mrs. Muryl J. Gowin of the coming event which takes place
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Currin and Mrs.
Estacada and Springwater.
Portland and Miss Gladys Granum o f February 7th.
and Mrs Dave Eshleman were 3upper
ESTACAD A LOCALS
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Mts. J. G. Hayman went to Madras Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W Ficken o f V i
the latter part o f last week to visit
There will be an Installation o f o f ola were dinner guests at the home of
at the home o f her daughter Mrs. ficers practice at 2 p.m. next Tues their daughter Mrs. Everett Osborne
Truman Hostetter fo r a few weeks. day by the local hear chapter.
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Myers are mo
ving this week to the Duus bungalow
on lower West Fourth street which
they purchased a few days. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Johnson are moving into
the Rob Allen house on the same
street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Osborne visited
Ed Sauer and fam ily are moving
into the house recently vacated by the in Portland Tuesday. Mr. Osborne is
much improved in health.
I. H. Menke family.
guests at the Ed Steinman home in
Portland -Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Theo Ahlberg o f Portland were
also guests.
Mrs. G. B. Linn spent the day with
Mrs. E ffie Jones Monday.
it. noi1
~ ¿rid g iT o f thine improvement,
by what thou speakest or writest,
but by the firmness o f thy mind, ,and
the
government o f thy passions and
Geo. W. Lofton who has been op
affections.— Fuller.
erating a barber shop in the LaBarre
Building has leased the Jess Denney
Infinite toil would not enable you
shop in the Denney Bldg, on Broad to sweep away a mist; but by as
way. Mr. Denney Iras quit the baiber cending a little you may often look
business and taken a job as carpen over it altogether. So it is with our
ter in Portland.
4 moral improvement; we wrestle fierce
The business change became e ffec, ly with a vicious habit, which would
live on Thursday morning o f this have no hold upon us i f we ascended
week.
into a higher moral atmosphere.--«
LOFTON LEASES THE
DENNEY BARBER SHOP
Sir Arthur Helps.
FORMER ESTACADA HIGH
GIRL WINS PRIZE
STATE BOOKS A T THE LIBRARY
Truth to Tell, Rosman.
M argaret White, sophomore in ed
Red o f the Redfields, Richmond.
ucation at OSC and a graduate o f the
White Fang, London.
Estacada union high school won first
Family Matters, Hauck.
place in the Lamplighter’s special
Buck Skin,, Hinkle.
Christmas contest with “ Christmas
Frozen Barrier, Brown.
W altz.” Her story was awarded first
N ow East, Now West, Ertz.
prize as the best story o f the Decem
Broken 3, Delzer.
ber issue. Both awards are 15.
M arjorie Dan, Aldrich.
“ Christmas W altz,” is the tale o f
Jericho Sands, Borden.
an Austrian lad who escapes from a
Joseph in Egypt, Vols. 1 and 2.
German concentration camp and
Peter Ashley, Hayward.
comes to America. A t a college dance
Non Fiction
the strains o f a waltz brings back
Finding the Worthwhile in Califor.
memories o f his last Christmas in
nia, Saunders.
Vienna. He relates the experience
Sweet Land, Gannett.
to his dance partner, who tells the
Out o f the World, Buchanan.
story.
Problems o f our Times, Brainard»
Too Late to Classify
Juvenile Books
Sammy the Baby Seal, St. Clair.
The Adventures o f Two A n ti;
FO R S A LE or T R A D E fo r live
Humerstorm.
stock. 6-cubic foot Kelvinator, also
Bird Watching in the West, Twin
oil burning circulating heater. Also
ing.
have 1934, 45-cubic inch Indian mo
The Cave Twins, Perkins.
torcycle will sell or trade fo r light
Water, Wealth or Waste, Byron.
car. W rite A. L. Babcock, rt. 1 box
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154, Beavercreek, Ore., or inquire
Oldest Fossils
whereabouts at Bill M cIntyre store at
The oldest known lessils are found
Low er Highland.
in rocks 900,000,000 years old. \
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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I have leased the
J. C. (B uster) Tunnell is still con
fined to his home recovering from
Among the Portlamt business visi- | pneumonia. It is hoped we may soon
Harry Wooster who has been prac
ticing law with the Henry A. Chappie tors Monday were Mayor and Mrs» see him resume his duties at our lo
cal store.
company at Billings, Mont., has been S. E. Wooster.
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and am ready for business
admitted to practice in federal courts.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Teats and son
Mrs. Clyde Schock and mother Mrs. The oath was administered by Federal
B eit o f Dallas were in Estacada last
R. E. Davis were business visitors in Judge Charles A . Pray.
week to attend the Rebekah initiatory
GARFIELD
Oregon City Monday.
at which
Leslie iciggm
i-icsiie
Kiggins s le
le ft
it last
last Thursday
in u rsu a y i rites on Wednesday • night
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Deep Creek Dairy.— Morning de fo r Oakland, Calif., where he will tlme their son and w ife bec8me mem-
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tf m d L n t ft
bers
o f the Estacada
lodge, I Mr.
Teats
livery o f cream and milk. Call Carl resume his work at the college on V»
Hector Anders and daughters Mar-
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Formerly in the LaBarre Building
by
card
and
Mrs.
Teats
by
initiation.
Rehherg, Tel. 86.51.
vis and Joyce visited Sonday with
engineering.
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The fam ily now is 100 percent Odd M r and Mrs. Earl Lynch at Nehalem
Bessie Hunter Doane from her
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bell and Mrs Fellow and Rebekah and they are
and Seaside.
home in Alaska has sent greetings Viola Denning o f Sandy Ridge were
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proud o f it. Mr. and Mrs. Teats hav^
to the Rebekahs and her friends in Estacada visitors on Monday o f th ij
Mrs.
C.
H.
Dice
while
trying
to
been members at Dallas fo r m orj
Estacada where she taught school for week.
save a cat from being killed by Jer
than 25 years.
many years. She sent a picture o f her
ry their dog, was quite badly bit
Estacada’« T. B. Seal sale to date
Dwain Kiggins has gone out of and scratched by the cat. She is get
home in a typical winter scene from
the land Santa Claus comes from» totals $159.26 that has been turned the cihcken business.
ting better at this writing. Miss Ir
She has enjoyed 54 below zero sev- over to Mrs. Bottomley at Oregon
ene Koenig o f Springwater is now
Bill Pinkley Jr. <u»s joined the navjj
City. There are still a few people we
eral times.
staying with Mrs. Dice.
and has gone to Bremerton,, Wash
have not heard from. Please send in
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Starrett havo
He has been in that branch o f th<j
Mrs. A. Sagner and daughter Mrs. your money or seals.
“W hara Y ou ba«r RCA S ou nd” tha "M anic V oice of the S creen ” end
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U. S. service before. Mrs. Pinkley moved their mill on the Gilgan road.
Florence Carson went to Yakima,
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Looney return and children have gone to Remote, Mr. and Mis. Dodge have moved back
Wash., to see her husband who is ill
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 end 18
in that city and reports that he is ed home Saturday night from a trip Oregon where they will make their to Estacada.
“ CHARTER PILO T”
home with her mother, Mrs. Brown
to California.
somewhat better.
Friends o f Mrs. A rt Youngberg
with Lloyd Nolan, Lynn Bari, Ailen Whelan. I t ’s sabotage m the
indefinitely.
extend their sincere sympathy in the
skies. 20 qiillion people listening in with Ace Pilot Nolan fighting
Underwood’s — Eggs, grade A, lg.
Bob Hughes drove up from Eu
loss o f her father who died last week
fo r his life.
Miss Catherine Purcell has been v i
gene Tuesday night fo r a b rief visit doz. 24c; 9-lb. Picket Pancake flour,
at Oregon City.
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siting
relatives
on
the
coast,
35c;
49-lb.
White
Eagle
flour,
$1.29;
with relatives. Mrs. Hughes who has
Grant Mitchell and Nana Bryant in
Mrs.
J.
W.
Manrose
who
has
been
been caring for her sister-in-law Mrs. 50-lb No. 2 spuds, 49c; 50-lbs. No.
“ FATHER IS A PRINCE”
The Gingham club will meet with in Portland since November with her
W alter Sagner returned borne witlj 1 spuds, 55c— No. Broadway on the
A thrilling comedy drama.
Mrs. Ed Linn on Friday, January 24 daughter is getting along nicely.
him.
Hiway—-Adv.
instead o f with Mrs. Kingston at Ea
Bob Harmon is getting along fine
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, JAN. 19, 20 end 21
gle Creek.
and had the cast taken o f f his leg
“ C ITY OF CONQUEST”
¡ M M M M M ia ia M M I M r J M M m
■lli:¡Hll¡líM inW DiaiDtlBllllBlim «ll.ai^
last
week.
Dr. W. W. Rhodes o f Dayton wa;
m
featuring Jimmy Cagney, Ann Sheridan and an all star cast. A
Mrs. Wm. Pinkley Sr. stayed over
in town several days this week on a
story o f N ew York life full o f action, ambition, failure and faith.
A truly splendid entertainment. Plus “ Good Night, Glina,” and
combined business and pleasure visit. night with her daughter Mrs. Rachel
News cartoons. Full two hour show.
D eardorff at Estacada. She attended
OSC Co-edi Start Home Practice
P T A Tuesday.
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Three Circulars Issued on
Horticultural Work
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Three b rief mimeographed and
|| printed ciiculars in the field o f hor-
j| | ticulture have just been issued g t Ore
gon state college fo r free distribu-
tion. Circular o f information No. 228
which is a revision o f a form er pub-
t lication lists the insect pests o f holly
j|l ai.d makes control suggestions I t
I I was prepared by Joe Shuh assistant
jlj and, £nd Don C. Mote, entomologist
at the experiment station.
A b rief printed folder extension
bulletin No. 498 gives directions for
th> control o f mosses and lichens on
£Vuit and nut trees. Bordeaux mix-
/lute is recommended for this purposi
Extension circ
1 Whorter extension
(tains suggestions fo r training boysi
ernes and youngberries an d incli
drawings o f tw o systems.
Mrs. Tompkins and son Robert o {
Port Orchard, Wash., are visiting
their sister and uncle Mr. and Mrs.
H arry Finney.
The Sldp-a-week club had an all
day meeting Wednesuay and sewed
fo r the Red Cross.
GEUKGE
Emma Paulsen visited the horn«
folks recently. It has been some time
since Miss Paulsen came out to see
if the hills were the same as o f yore.
George grange held their regular
meeting Saturday evening.
A fte r
winning a prize in last months sales
slip contest more interest was dis
played this month and a larger num
ber were turned in. The grange has
gone in for a rodent control contest
fo r this year. The men on one side
and the women on the other. Last
year the women won and the men
had to cook the dinner. Also the folks
have gone into practice fo r the an
nual visitation meetings.
George
grange rates among the highest in
Clackamas county.
A person would think to see the
fillb eits and alders shootin out their
blooms that spring was here again
Some o f the fanners took advantage
o f the nice weather to get some plow
ing and planting done.
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ESTA THEATRE
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Seventeen senior women have en-
tered the three home management
houses at Corvallis where they wil
live for the next six weeks, carrying
out all normal household duties, in-
eluding the care o f a young baby.
These houses each with q baby ol.
{ its own loaned by Oregon child care
institutions provide a means fo r home
economics seniors to apply the infor
mation gained in their college courses
under some supervision.
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