CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
GIRLS ASK $20,500 FOR
PER SONAL INJURIES
personal injury damage suits
each- asking for $10,000 general and
$250 special personal injury damages
have been filed in the circuit court by
two Troutdale girls, Dorothy and Eli«
zabeth Quigley, against Emil and Her
man Wendlund, Sandy contractors.
According to the complaint the
gills were riding in a car with Jack
Negstad on the Mt. Hood loop high
way near Sandy last Novrnber 15
when their machine was struck by
one operated by Emil Wendlund, both
plaintiffs being seriously injured.
ago when Crutcher got three cou-
here usually have.
Tuesday evening the Crutchers
were busy answering telephone re-
gars he started a fad of cougar din
ners and people have not forgotten
them. One hostess served veal chops
with cougar chops and usually the
guests after careful sampling would
eut the cougur and push the veal
aside.
This was Crutcher’s first cougar
of the season although he has four
bobcats to his credit. Tuesday he was
hunting with two young pups.
supt., Mrs. Carl Nelson secretary,
Mrs. L. S. Tenny and children,
treasurer, teachers,, P. Huntington James, Elva and Elma spent Sunday
adult class; J. Taylor boys’ clas.- with Mis. Tei.ny’s parents Mr. and
Marjory Keck primary class and Lora Mrs. J. A. Shibtey at Springwater.
Pearl King pianist.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tiimpler and
Mrs. Nola Williams went to Port
daughter Helen, Mrs L. S. Ten.ny
land Sunday to visit her sister for a
few weeks. She is in very poor health and children. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Lankins and daughter, Andy Byers
and
Kenneth Jubb attended the op
There is but one road to lead u-
to God, humility. All other ways eretta “ Peggy and the Prate” at the
would only lead us astray, even wer* Kst&cada high school Friday even
they fenced in with all virtues.— ing. Elva and Elma Tenny, Helen
Trimpler and Kenneth Jubb took
Boileau
part in the operetta.
CH RYSLER
Sandy Pioneers
to Meet Sunday
SHIPMENTS
Churches
Presbyterian Church
Thomas C. Duncan, Minister
St. John’s Church, George
Church service at 2 pm. first and
third Sundays o f each month.
Springwater—
Morning worship at 10 a.m.
Junior Endeavor at 10 a.m.
Missionary Society meets the se
cond Thursday o f each month.
Ladies aid meets the fourth Thurs
day o f the month.
L. Hubbard who has been very ill Eagle Creek—
with pneumonia at his home in Viola
Sunday school at 10 a.m.
is very much improved at this time.
Morning worship at 11:15 a.m.
World Fellowship Circle meets tho
According to figures released by Mr. Hubbard’s father-in-law, Tom
Charles L. Jacobson, vice president Garrett who suffered a stroke last irst Wednesday o f the month.
Ladies aid meets the third Wed
in harge o f sales, Chrysler Sales Di week is also improving.
nesday of the month.
vision, Chrysler orporation fatory
M,
r. and Mrs. Eldon Lankins and
shipments o f Chrysler cars in Decem
daughters spent Sunday afternoon
St. Aloytiuc Cahtolic Church
ber were the second largest in the
with Mrs. Lankins’ mother, Mrs. Er
history of this company’s six and
Masses will he said as follows:
nest Evanson at Redland.
,
eight cylinder business exceeded only
Estacada
by the month o f August in 1929. It
1st and 2nd Sunday at 11 a.m.
was by a considerable margin the lar
GARFIELD
gest December that Chrysler ever
3rd, 4th and 5th Sundays at 9 a.m.
-“ —■ O '- “
had.
Sandy
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gunter and
Mr. Jacoobson also announces that
1st and 2nd Sunday at 9 a.m.
daughter and Mrs. W. C. Taylor at
the calendar year 1940 set a new all
3rd, 4th and 5th Sundays at 11 a.m.
tended the Eastern Star Tuesday eve.
time high for Chrysler in the produc
Welches
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hinkle and chil
tion o f six and eight cylinder cars.
11
a.m.
every
Sunday
The production schedule o f Janu dren visited Sunday with Mr. and
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Mrs.
Lloyd
Hinkle
at
Clackamas
ary orders already on hand to in
Seventh Day Adventist
sure that this month will see a new Heights in Oregon City.
SET NEW RECORDS
A real range buy, Black and White
Enamel cabinet style porcelain jined
oven range just like new. Will sell
at less than half price,, $45. Hund
reds of other bargains that save you
The semi-annual meeting o f the
money. Come and see. Tobaison Se Early Settlers and Sandy Pioneers
cond Hand Store, Opposite Copeland will be held this coming Sunday, Jan
Lumber Co. office, Powell Boulevard, uary 26 at the grange hall in Sandy.
Gresham Oregon.—Adv.
The meeting will start with a busi
ness session at 10 a.m.
A basket luncheon will be served
DOVER
at noon with free coffee being fur
nished by the organization.
Thru Mr. Taylor's efforts Sunday
The principal business o f the dayr
school was organized and last Sun program will be the election o f a king
day the following officers were el and queen for the Sandy Pioneers an
ected. Joe DeShazer supt., Mrs. De nual summer picnic.
Shazer pianist and primary teacher,
During the afternoon motion pic
Mr. Huntington adult teacher and Mr. tures o f the Oregon Trail will be
Taylor teacher of the boys class, Mar; shown. These pictures were taken by
record for shipment in a single
jorie Keek was chosen to care for V. D. Butler and Duane Knapp.
month. It promises to exceed the pre
the pre-reading class. Anyone inter,
vious high by at least 100 units.
ested is invited to come.
HARD TIME P A R T Y IS
The Hessel Implement company of
Friday evening a bazaar was held PLANNED A T BORIING
Gresham are local Chrysler dealers.
at the school house with a good crowd
in attendance. The donated articles
All organizations in the Boring
G RANGE VISIT ATIO N AT
were sold and a program was given community are uniting in sponsoring
SUNNYSIDE GRA NGE
by the teacher and school children. a hard time party for the benefit of
Mrs. Schmalz won the door prize, the infantile paralysis fund to be
The visitation at Sunnyside grange
The proceeds are to be used for the held in the grange hall this Friday
evening, January 24. Everyone is cor will be on February 5th and not on
hot lunches.
the date shown on the schedule. This}
dially invited to attend.
Mrs. Breuchert, county WPA head
is on account o f a change in night of
o f the cooking projects visited in
regular meeting which went into e f
Dover Wednesday in the interest of
EAGLE CREEK
fect the first o f this year.
installing Mr. Taylor as WPA cook
for Dover.
Mrs. Geo. T. Baker (Pam Kenny)
CARD OF TH AN KS
Those attending the boxing and is rapidly recovering from a recent
wrestling match at Sandy Friday were major operation. Miss Rose Brucken
We wish to express our sincere
Clifford and Arlie Updegrave, Robert o f Springwater has been doing the thanks to friends and neighbors for
Craft, Wayne Bodley, Teddy Mudrow housework during her absence.
their sympathy in our recent bereave
and his parents.
Young lambs are reported on the ment and for the beautiful floral o f
Mrs. Jack Keck, Mrs. A. M. McDon Forrester place and also at the E. L. ferings.
Mrs. Mary Douglass,
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ald,, Mr. and Mrs. Webster Roberts Meyers place.
Lorraine and Charlotte Sweeney,
and Wallace,' Mrs. Carl Newman,
A. D. Burnett has recovered from
Mrs. Viola Douglass-Denning,
Clifford Updegrave and his fiancee,, his recent illness.
Mrs. Myrtle DeShazer,,
Roberta Anderson were among the
Mrs. Kate Kenny visited her dau
Mrs. Bina Bell,
shoppers n Gresham Saturday.
ghter Mrs. Geo. T. Baker who is ill
Walter,, Roy, Rollie,, Jess, Ed and
Joan Schamalz had the misfortun 9 in a Portland hospital last week.
Bert Douglass.
The Hilltop card club met at the
to fall on the too smooth school base
ment floor and break part of a front home of Mrs. Geo. Douglas last week.
VIOLA
tooth. She is being treated by Dr. H' Four tables were in play.
Schneider of Sandy.
Those doing defense work pro
,Mrs. Harry Traylor left Thursdaj
Grandma Mudrow had a spell of jects in the Portland area are W. G.
for Chicago where she expects to
Becker
and
son
Bill,
Bob
Bush,
Don
flu last week a*id was attended by
visit relatives for several weeks,, also
Dr. Williams of Sandy. She is some aid Hyde and Ray Forrester.
in Iowa.
what improved at this time.
Thirty-two members of the Mo-
Mrs. Stella McCorkle and daughter
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ialla grange visited Eagle Creek
Mrs. Tom Smith o f Oregon City and
grange Saturday evening. They fur
BURGLARS A CT IVE A T
Mrs. Martha Brown o f Clackamas
nished the literary program. Visitor«
DAMASC US AND CA R V E R
Heights spent Tuesday with Mrs. Noraj
.'rom other granges were Abernathy,
Lankins and Mrs. Ellen Simmons.
The C. E. Elliott store at Damas. Springwater, Redland, Sandy, Dam
Mrs. W. Forbes and Norman
ascus
and
Milwaukie.
Degree
work
cus was broken into some time Sun«
Fosbes o f Linneman visited Sunday
day night and about $5 in pennies was put on by Eagle Creek.
with Mrs. Forbes parents Mr. and
and a quantity o f cigarettes were ta
Mr. Taylor and Mr. Huntington Mrs. Ben Tannler Sr.
,
ken. Entrance was gained by break patched the roof on the church Sat
Mrs. Ed Trimpler visited her sis
ing the
o ff a rear door.
urday. They also moved the piano
The Ca ^ ^ ¡c h o o l house was bro from John Crafts where it had been ter Mrs. Emily Sharp in Portland ono
Monday.
ken in to ' yft Frday night and 54 stoied for a few months. Sunday
Sunday dinner guests at the Ed
cents and a wrist watch were taken school attendance is still increasing
Ficken home were Mr. and Mrs. John
The prowlers gained entrance by
Carl Nelson received treatments in Ficken, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ficken,
breaking a window pane.
Portland Monday. He is much im and daughter Elaine o f Mills City,
proved.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Osborne and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Winesche of daughter Evilo of Estacada and Mr.
IMPROVEMENTS CO MP LETED
Sandy Ridge visited at the Joe De dna Mrs. A1 Fennell o f Portland.
A T THE TOBAISON STORE
Shazer home Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lankins and
Extensive improvements .were com
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Newman were daughter Doris, Andy Byers, James,,
pleted this week at the Tobaison Se Sunday vsitors o f Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Elva and Elma Tenny and Kenneth
cond Hand store on Powell Blvd, Olson in Sandy.
Jubb attended the basketball game
in Gresham. The partition in the cen-
Mr. Taylor, Mr. Huntington and at Estacada Tuesday evening when
ter o f the store has been removed
Mr. Wilcox have moved a cook stove Estacada played Woodbum with a
and the entire front o f the build
-o the school house for hot lunches. resulting score o f 34 to 24 in favor
ing will be used for display purpos
- j
It is a great improvement over the o f Estacada.
es. In addition to much more space to
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Olson and
old stove.
display merchandise the entire store
The Dover school gave an enter sons Russell and Norman o f Portland
room has been redecorated and pre
tainment
Friday eve when a potluck visited Sunday with Mrs. John Ran
sents a most pleasing appearance.
dinner
was
served. The proceeds went dolph and family.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McComb and Mr.
toward the hot lunch project.
Chris Tobaison the proprietors.
Geo. Forman o f Barton is yarding and Mrs. Albert McComb were Sun-'
out piling for Guy Wilcox on the De day dinner guests at the home of
DAMASCUS GIRLS
Mrs. Janice Dugger in Portland.
Shazer place.
O RG ANIZE NEW 4-H CLUB
FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1941
Wednesday visitors at the A. J,
The bad weather and heavy haul
Wyman home were Mr. and Mrs.
ing
has
made
the
road
almost
impas
A new 4-H club to be called the
Cleve Caldwell o f Portland.
Quintonians has been organized in sable on the Jones Creek hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lankins and !
Damascus with Eleanor Johnson as
Clifford Updegrave and Roberta
ests I
leader. The first officers are Barbara Anderson were week end guests at daughter Doris were dinner guesis
at the home o f Mr. and Mrs Jo.»1
Kitting, president; Betty Peake vice the Chas. Updegrave home.
Varetti at Bull Run. In the aftei
president and Edith Rykken secre
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krek and fa noon they visited Mrs. Lankins par
tary.
mily were guests at a birthday party ents Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ten Eyck
for Mrs. Krek Sunday vening.
at Marmot.
COUGAR ST EAKS T A S T Y ;
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wilcox visited
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bateson and>
HUNTER GETS BIG CAT
their son-in-law and daughter Mr. children Joyce Ann and Richard of
and Mrs. Hemmer in Pleasant Home Mills City and Mr. and Mrs. D. S.
Warren L. Crutcher, Brightwood
Sunday.
Williams of Portland spent the week
sportsman returned Tuesday from a
Surveyors are surveying the line end at the Ed Bateson some.
day’s jaunt on Larch Mt., In Multno
mah county with one o f the biggest and placing stakes for the REA elec
Ed Bateson who has been in the
cougar he has ever bagged. The beast tric line.
Oregon City hopsital for the past
measured 8 feet and had a luxur
The Dover Sunday school elerted eleven meeks returned to his hom.
iant coat more grayish than cougars the following officers Sunday. John Monday afternoon very greatly im
for cougar steaks. Three yean DeShazer supt., P. Huntington, ,aaa’t proved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. Salosky visited Sat
urday night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Finney.
Sabbath school at 9:30 a.m.
Preaching at 11 a.m.
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Church of Christ
Mrs. Byron Anders and son3 vis
ited last week with Mrs. Robert Har
Bible study and worship as usual
mon.
each Lord's day at the church of
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Matuleski were Christ west o f the grade school be
dinner guests at the Finney home re ginning at 10 a.m.
cently.
Carl Hendricksen was home over
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Taylor visited
Friday with Mrs. Taylor’s sister in
Portland.
Big double bill at the Esta theatre
this Friday ana Saturday. Two ace
high features, “ Stage Coach War”
and Rhythm on the River.” At the
Esta theatre o f course, where you
see the best shows.—Adv.
Christian Church Notes
10 a.m., bible school. Our interest
in the bible and things that are spirit
ual have a greater or lesser consider
ation with us according to how long
we think we have to live, but re
wards in the kingdom of heaven will
depend on our good work or service.
11 a.m., hour of worship. Message
will be “ What is in a Name'.'” Why
a certain name for the church and its
people.
P A. Ford, Minister.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
$4T IFE" was the subject of the
J j Lesson-Sermon In all Churches
of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Jan
uary 19.
The Golden Text was, “ I will give
unto him that Is athirst of the foun
tain of the water of life freely. He
that overcometh shall Inherit all
things; and I will be his God, and he
shall be my son” (Rev. 21:8, 7).
Among the citations which com
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
following from the Bible: "God that
made the world and all things there
in seeing he is Lord of heaven and
earth, dwelleth not in temples made
with hands. For In him we live, and
move, and have our being; as cer
tain also of your own poets have
said, For we are also his offspring”
(Acts 17:24, 28).
The Lesson-Sermon also Includ
ed the following correlative pas
sages from the Christian Science
textbook, "Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures” by Mary
Baker Eddy: "Because Life Is God,
Life must be eternal, self-existent.
Life Is the everlasting I am, the
Being who was and is and shall
be, whom nothing can erase . . . We
should consecrate existence, not 'to
the unknown God’ whom we 'Ig
norantly worship,' but to the eter
nal builder, the everlasting Fath
er, to the Life which mortal sense
cannot Impair nor mortal belief
destroy'' (Pg. 289, 428).
BAD NEWS FROM G ERM AN Y
Prof. Mobius of Leipsic said: “ With
us it is beer that ruins the people.”
Dr. Wileminsky reported in Vienna
an investigation of 1525 alcoholic
deaths o f whom 6 percent o f the
beer drinkers died o f delirium tres
mens and only 4 percent o f the whis
key drinkers so died.
Prof. B.ollinger o f Munifch, a’
great beer center says that in 570$
autopsies held by him every six
teenth male died o f a beer heart
and one rarely finds in Munich a
faultless heart or a normal kidney.
Estacada W. C. T. U „
Winnifred Beck,, Publicity.
“ Knute Rockne, All American’ '
will be \\t the Esta theatre this Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday, January
26, 27 and 28. The outstanding sport
picture o f the year. Plus cartoon and
news.— Adv.