FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1941
CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
Hear Gene Autry alng In "Melody How about coming to the Garfield
GARFIELD
ESTACADA LOCALS Ranch,”
at the Esta theatre this Frl, grange Saturday evening, February
Mrs. Hector Anders received word
day and Saturday, February 14 and 16. It’s social night again.
her youngest sister Mrs. George
The Methodist W.S.C, S. meet.1! 15. Learn the secret of mysterious Lavonne Rallou spent Saturday and that
aged 26, of Goldemlule,
with Mrs. W.R. Hayden on next Wed- ‘“Wistaria Hall” and the black cat’s part of Sunday at the O. V. Coop Anderson
Wash., hail died at The Dalles kospi-
nesday, February 19. Luncheon at secret in the other feature entitled, home.
tle last Monday. She had been sick
“Who Killed Aunt Maggie.”—Adv.
one o’clock.
for some time. She leaves to mourn
Want
thrills?
See
“Who
Killed
Julius Krieger is working in a mill Mrs. O. E. Syron went to Port­ Aunt Maggie” at the Esta theatre her death her husband and a 5-year
land last Saturday to visit Mr. Syron’s this Friday and Satuiday. Together old daughter, her mother und brother
in the Molalla district.
mother Mrs. Chas. Coonrad.
with Gene Autry the singing cowboy and several sisteis. Mr. and Mrs. An­
G. W. Lofton was laid up Mon­
in one of his be-t pictures “Melody derson lived in the George and Por­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
R.
Sager
visiteq
day with what he termed sciatica
ter districts for two years. Friends
Ranch.”—Adv.
friends
in
Portland
last
Sunday
after­
and anybody who has had it knows
and neighbors extend to Mrs. Anders
noon.
what it means.
Melva Coop visited with Irene Koo. their sinceie sympathy. Mr. and Mrs.
nig at Viola o\cr the week end. They Anders attended the funeral at Got-
Mr. and Mrs. John Seegers and The past matrons of Mountain hiked
from Estacada a distance ot dendale last week.
chapter
O.E.S.
will
have
a
potluck
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wittenberg of
5 miles.
Herman Davis of St. Helens vis­
Denver, Iowa were at the home of lunch at the Ahnert home today.
A. H. Fasel for several days last Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Gilbert spen{ Mrs. Wm. Gilgan, Mis. Oren Bal. ited Sunday at the A. C. Davis home.
week. Mrs. Seegers is Mrs. Fasel’s the week end with relatives and lou and Mrs. O. V. Coop attended Mrs. J. W. Manrose was home Sun­
oldest sister and Mrs. Wittenberg is
grange at Springwater Saturday. It day but returned to Portland where
Mis. Seegers daughter. Mr. and Mrs. friends in Portland.
was the day the men had to serve she is under a doctors care.
Fasel accompanied them on a trip After two weeks illness D. B. Esh- dinner to the ladies as they lost out Donna Rae daughter of Rev. Wat-
over the Columbia highway to Bon­ leman has improved and expects to in the rodent control contest last erhous came home this week from a
neville and later to Timberline lodge. return to his work with the Pep com­ year. The men had prepared a boun­ Portland hospital.
teous dinner with all the trimmings Mrs. Bob Duncan and son Don,
Eighteen people comprised the high pany next Monday.
and were certainly on their toes wait­ Miss Sarah Rust and A1 Davis, Mr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clyde
Schock
am
school debate team and cheering sec­
tion who went to McMinnville last daughter Roseanne spent the week ing on the ladies.
and Mrs. Oliver Suter and little son
Wednesday to attend and participate end in Vernonia visiting Mrs. Schocks Mrs. Mable McMillan of Roseburg all of Portland were guests at the
brother and family.
in a debuting contest.
was the guest of Mrs. M. Schock a home of Mrs. Rena Duncan Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Palmateer of
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bronson of The contract bridge club was en­ couple of days last week.
Portland were week end visitors in tertained by Mrs. Floyd Day at her Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ahnert and Garfield and Mi. and MiS. Kenneth
home last Wednesday afternoon. family spent the week end at Sea­ Palmateer and children all visited on
Estacada.
Sunday with Mrs. Palmateer’s par­
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Thompson ents
Miss Catherine Purcell has resum­ Beverly Bronson of The Dalles side.
Mr. and Mrs. Hillman and fam­
of
Vernonia
joined
them
at
the
ed her duties in a St. Johns store. visited Estacada friends over the coast.
ily at Molalla.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hinkle moved
George Barr and family were vis­ week end.
Mrs.
J.
G.
Hayman
returned
last
to
Mt. Pleasant near Oregon City.
iting friends in Estacada Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Guy McClintock 08 Thursday from Madras where she
Mr. Hinkle is employed at the Crown,
Spokane
old
time
friends
of
Mr.
and
nad been visiting her daughter for Willamette paper mill.
Miss Cynthia Purcell was tn Port­
H. C. Gohring were guests at thq several
days.
land for several days this week visit­ Mrs.
Elmer Davis visited Saturday and
Gohring home from Friday of last
ing her cousin Mrs. Sharp.
week until Monday morning.
Brooks Snyder U. S. signal corps- Sunday with his son and wife Mr.
Mrs. J. Moss was a Portland visi­ Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wooster visited man stationed at Fort Lewis visited and Mrs. Howard Davis in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dice visited
tor Wednesday.
the coast last Friday and Saturday home folks for a few hours Sunday Sunday
Walter Sagner went to Salem Wed home. evening at the W. C. Taylor
The George Jones family is living going as far down as Depoe Bay.
in the Smith residence in the west Orchard Ridge Dairy. Frigidairt nesday night after his wife and two
oabies who have been visiting at the GARDEN CLUB HOLDS
part of town.
cooling system, good cold milk, but- home
of Mrs. Sagner’s sister for the FEBRUARY MEETING
Joe Rickey Jr. was here from Mo ,er and cream the whole year round past week.
—Oscar
Judd.
Chord Field this week end. Joe ii
The February meeting of the Es­
now a private first class in the U. Misses Mayrose Bartholomew and
tacada
Garden club was held at the
CURR1NSV1LLE
S. air corps.
Ruth Jennings were week end visitors
home of Mrs. C. R. Dayton.
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Russell spent Mrs. Upton appointed her commit­
Deep Creek Dairy. —Morning de­ with home folks last Sunday return­ Sunday
at the home of their daugh tees for the year.
ing
to
Portland
the
same
day.
livery of cream and milk. Call Carl
ter, Mrs. Roy Page in Portland.
The study of judging was handled
Rehherg, Tel. 86.51.
Pushed into a wood saw by falling
in
a new manner when two members
The ladies aid held their regular conducted
A daughter was born to Mr. and wood last Friday John Surfus had a meeting
an open judging of the
Wednesday
at
the
home
of
Mrs. John Larson of Estacada in narrow escape from being cut to Mrs. Ethelyn Shelton in Estacada arrangements bi'ot. This public jjudg-
the Oregon City hospital February 11. pieces. As it was the blade penetrat­ with 19 members present. The after­ ing will be a part of each meeting
ed his shoulder to the depth of an
with new members assisting each
Mrs. Frances Welch of Oregon inch. In all his life John will prob­ noon was spent quilting. On Tuesday time.
City called on her old friend Mrs. ably never have such a narrow es­ of this week a special meeting was Mrs. Fasel gave interesting and in­
V. K. Purcell Monday.
cape from death again. It took 50 held at the home of Mrs. Marie Hei- structive information on selection of
ple with Mrs. Elise Hale as joint seeds and Mrs. Ames conducted the
Mrs. N. B. Ecker has been serious­ stitches to sew up the gash.
hostess.
ly ill this week.
* entertainment.
C. M. Sparks was in Portland a few
The
Past
Noble
Grand
club
held
Two new members joined the club.
days
this
week
attending
the
Hard­
Jake Moss who was hurt while
their meeting at the home of Mrs. At the March meeting Della Ew-
working on the city water extension ware Men’s convention.
Hicinbotham. Seventeen mem alt will discuss seed planting and
project February 3 expects to return Underwood’« Store. Butter, Grade Charles
bers
were
in attendance. The after­ Mrs. Hills will have charge of the
to work next Monday.
A, lb. 35c; 3-lbs. Snowdrift, 49c; noon was spent sewing for the Red games.
‘Blu-Bell’ 49-lbs. $1.15; Gem Cross. Next meeting place will be at It is suggested that members keep
Your favorite cowboy, Gene Autry, Flour
Oleo, lb. 12c; Colonial Dame special, the home of Mrs. Elsie Hale.
a scrap book and put them on display
is at the Esta theatre this Friday $1.50
cream., FREE with
at
a future date.
and Saturday in “Melody Ranch.” a reg. all-purpose
$1.00 all purpose cream. N. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Dayton who The next meeting will be with Mrs.
The other big feature of this double Broadway
made their annual trip to their for­ Woods.
on the Highway.—Adv.
bill is “Who Killed Aunt Maggie” a
mer home at Anaheim, Calif., re­
mystery thriller.-Adv.
Louis Clootcn who Is a war vet­ turned home last week after a two
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Henthom and eran’s camp near Silverton spent sev­ months visit.
JUNIOR GARDEN CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Henthorn of eral days last week in Estacada.
MET FEBRUARY 5th
Mrs.
Lyle
Haydter
in
South
Esta­
Oregon City visited Estacada rela­ Mrs. Claude St. Clair is in Port­ cada is taking care of the poultry
junior Garden club
tives and friends last Sunday.
land visiting this week.
business now as her husband is em­ met The at Estacada
the home of Mrs. Ames on
ployed at Bremerton, Wash,
Wednesday afternoon,,, F’ebruary 5 ,
Nick Hulse a former resident of Members named fall flower suita,
this place was visiting old friends ble for arrangement.
here Tuesday. He is now operating a Each member was asked to buy a
profitable dairy ranch near Tilla­ 5 cents packet of seeds in the near
mook.
future.
were eleven members pre­
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Currin drove sent There including
the advisor Mrs.
to Salem Friday and visited at the Woods.
Wade Ellis home.
Roll call for next meeting will he
Mrs. Mable Fanning McMillan re­ answered by naming a seed that mem
sident of Estacada over 25 years bers are going to plant In their gar­
ago was visiting old friends here and dens.
in Estacada the first of the week. Next meeting will be held after
Ms. and Mrs. McMillan are operating school at Mrs. Fasel’s March 5th.
Every Day at the
an auto park and postoffice near Anyone interested Is welcome.
Roseburg on the Umpqua river. Mr.
McMillan was employed by the Peg
company.
Quality considered you can’t find a better place
Mrs. Cotney has been on the sick Rich Wood Cargo Missing
From Sunken Freighter
| to save money on foods than at our store.
list of late.
The treasure ship of Lake Erie,
\\ hy not get the habit of trading here where | PNG. HAVE FINE MEETING the
rugged and once glorious three-
master schooner New Brunswick, is
I everything possible is done to assure you satisfaction.
settle for eternity in her
Last Monday Mrs. Clara Hicinbo­ free to grave
five miles out from
tham honored her mother Mrs. Mag- sandy
Wheatley, Ont.
rie Sevier by entertaining the Past For the New Brunswick, after 80
THE SEASON’S BEST IN FRUITS AND
Noble Grand club at their regular years, has satisfied the curiosity of
VEGETABLES
February meeting. A delicious desert treasure seekers who have dreamed
of salvaging the cargo that went
luncheon was served by the hostess at down
her in a pounding storm
1:15
after
which
the
time
was
spent
Our refrigerator case) keeps fruits and vege­ in sewing for the Red Crow and the In 1859. with Divers
entered the hull of
the ship recently and found only the
tables in the best possible condition. Buy here
isual business meeting. The club vo­ broken ribs and empty hull of a
and note the extra choice quality.
ted to celebrate the thirty-sixth an- proud ship that once sailed under
tivesary of the founding of the locaf three masts, the Detroit News re­
Rebekah lodge by being hosts to the ports.
The searchers closed forever the
Always a large selection of Beef,, Pork, Veal, Etc. lodge on March 12. A vote of thanks legend
the vast store of wealth
given Mrs. Hicinbotham for her in white of oak
and walnut that went
We will gladly get you anything you desire in Fish was
hospitality and many good wishes down with the New Brunswick under
i and Sea Foods.
were extended to Mrs. Sevier. Mrs. tine red flares of distress.
The New Brunswick was a
Elsie Hale invited the club to meet schooner
in the days when lumber
with her in March.
was king in Michigan and Ontario
Her skipper was Red McTavish and
Sale Ladies' Shoe«, $2.39
her first mate was Buff Warren. To­
Ladies' Dress Oxfords and Sport gether they rode her through the
Fine quality Star brand up Great Lakes and over the Atlantic
H. C. GOHRING
Telephone 75-1 Shoes.
to
$4.98
the low price of $2.39. to Liverpool. They carried a cargo
ESTACADA, OREGON
m Also one for
of 18,000 bushels of wheat from Chi­
group of $2.45 and $2.98 cago
and the New Brunswick was
shoes, special pair only $ 1 .S 9 .
the
first
in history to cross the lakes
— RAY MARTIN» Creaks«*. — A jt r .
Bird In Hand
Otis Clark was pitching to batting
practice In a pregame warmup at
Norman, Okla. He stuck his glove
in the air to catch a high return.
The ball bounced out of his glove
but he caught a bird that was fly
ing after the ball, apparently chas-
ng it.
This Newspaper and the LIBERTY
Magazine One Year for $2.50.
ESTA
THEATRE
OREGON
ESTACADA,
”Wk«r« You boar KCA Sound” tha “Magic Voice of the Screen” end
m « the Heat in Picture«
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14 and 15
Gene Autry in
One of Gene’s best. A thrilling picture filled with hard riding,
hard fighting and glorious songs of the west.
“ MELODY RANCH”
“WHO KILLED AUNT MAGGIE"
Find the hidden room and you”ll know the secret of myster«
ious Wistaria Hull, the home oof the “‘Black Cat.”
SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16-17-18
Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Claudette Colbert, Hedy Lamarr In
"BOOM TOWN’”
A star jammed sensation filled with booming action, booming
romance, booming thrills. Once in a lifetime such a cast and such a
show sensation. It’s just like four great pictures rolled into one.
Plus News.
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You’ll Find the Greatest Food
ESTACADA MEAT CO.
Estacada Meat Co.
Set the most poweiful sll «tar
east of a decade in the greatest
thrill picture of a century, “Boom
Town” at the Esta theatre Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday, February 16,
17 and 18. Starring Clark Gable,
Spencer Tracy, Claudette Colbert and
Hedy Lamair.—Adv.
Gresham
Bakery
Delicious
Valentine Cake
This popular cake is made from the juice of
tree-ripened oranges, iced in 7-minute boiled icing
Topped with red candied hearts.
55 Cents
Balanced Bun
Bread
Contains Vitamin B-l. This is your energy food
(«reslinm
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akery
North Main Avenue,
Gresham, Ore.
Gresham,
Tel Gresham 288
Oregon