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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1941)
C lackam as VOLUME XXXV 23 Men in New Draft Quota ESTACADA, OREGON NEW FOREST RANGER TAKES OVER HERE county - N ew s T r ID ÄTT e T U . v RY 21, 1941 PETITION TO BE PRE SENTED FEB. 27TH All Set for World Prayer Service Here Patriotic Program *NUMBERSÇ i. Important Meetings Are Scheduled A delegation from Estacada head Roy L. Weeman, the new forest ed by Mayor S. E. Wooster and also ranger for the Estacada district of representatives from Molalla, Wood- the Mt. Hood national forest tool; COMMUNITY MEETINGS WILL BE ESTACADA’S DRAFT BOARD AN over his new duties this week. TWO HOUR PROGRAM PLANNED WORLD DAY OF PRAYER SER- burn, Elwood, Eagle Creek,, and other HELD THRUOUT COUNTY TO Mr. Weeman has moved his family VICE TO BE HELD FEB. 28TH pooints along the Foothills highway, NOUNCES 23 MEN WHO WILL AT ESTACADA UNION HIGH will appear before the Oregon state to Estacada and they are located in DISCUSS PROBLEMS ENTER ARMT SOON AUDITORIUM FEB. 28TH AT EAGLE CREEK CHURCH highway commission in Portland next the Labarre house. Thursday, February 27, at 2 p.m. to The new ranger comes from Cas A series o f community meeting} Preparations are going forward present a petition containing hun The 23 young men selected for cade Locks. All is in readiness for the huge dreds o f names asking for the com will be held thruout the county be army service from district No. 2 of patriotic or Americanization prog well for the World Day of Prayei) pletion o f the Foothills highway. ginning February 21 to discuss re EAGLE CREEK GETS service to be held in the Eagle Creek Clackamas county will leave the draft ram to be given on the evening o f This meeting will be held in the sults and findings of the recent agri NEW CITIZEN church on Friday, February 28th at hoard headquarters in Estacada at Friday, February 28th at the Esta 1 :30 p.m. Though sponsored by the Public Service building in Portland cultural economic outlook conference Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Whisler o f Ea cada union high school auditorium, 10:15 Tuesday morning, February 25.' women’s missionary groups of the and all persons interested are urged held in Oregon City. Many facts con- The first six named below are vol gle Creek are the parents of a baby commencing promptly at 8 p.m. district a distinctive feature of the | to be present. com ing agricultural outlook for the daughter born on Monday o f this Sponsored by the I. O. O. F. gram} year’s observance will be the partici-1 unteers and any other volunteers be, COUNTY GRADE TOURNAMENT coming few years and their relatiory week. The new arrival who tipped the pation of several men. Mr. W. M* fore February 25 will replace those scales at 8 Vt pounds has been named lodge o f Oregon under the direct OPENED FEB. 18TH to the present international situation supervision of the Estacada subordi Sanders o f Eagle Creek will preside on the bottom o f the list. Nancy Alice. were discussed and recommendations at the organ. Mr. Harold Horner of Tuesday, February 18th the athle nate lodge with Fremont Hayden as Elmer Lewis White, Molalla; Wil made. , ' Springwater will conduct the congre liam Harris Miller, Milwaukie; Paul GRADE SCHOOL TEAMS chairman this big Ameikanization gational singing and render a solos tic play offs for the boys and girls The agricultural adjustment admin WIN GAMES o f Clackamas county began. The glrlr Lewis Gillen, Clackamas; Francis Jul program is expected to draw a crowd “ The Lord’s Prayer.” Mr. Horner and istration will sponsor these meetings volley ball tournament is being held ius Bennett, Sandy; Darrell Ross Har and will include a discussion o f the Mrs. Joy Bailey o f Viola will sing Last week the A and B boys has o f nearly a thousand peopie. at Gladstone gym and the boys has* mon, Molalla; Lloyd Raymond Dwy ketball teams o f the grade school No admission will be charged. Ev “ Though Your Sins be Scarlet.” Spe ketball games were played at Jen 1941 farm program and its relation er, Estacada; Marcel Younger, Col played two games each, winning both ery organization in the community- cial bus service to Eagle Creek can nings Lodge. Games were played both to the agricultural conference. A mo ton; Lewis Senner, Boring; Vemoi of them in each division. Thursday including both the Estacada high and be arranged if enough people wish to afternoon and evening on Tuesday, tion picture entitled “ The Plow that Aldon Hubbard, Clackamas; Cfecil use it. Communicate at once with February 18th. Games will be play Broke the Plains” will be shown at night Colton grade school played th(, grade schools will participate in the Barnett Northrup, Clackamas; Wil each o f the meetings. The schedule B boys on the local floor. Final score event which will be the laigest affair Miss Anna Dillon. Tel. 125. ed on -Friday,, February 21st, liam Merrill Jones,, Boring; Waltei will include; was 28 to 9 with Don Eshleman get Tuesday, February 25 and the finals o f its kind ever held in the Estacada Emanuel Freauff, Boring; Alvin Ches ting high point honors with 15. Oregon City senior high school au NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT on Friday, February 28. Girls finals community. ter Golder, rt. 3, Portland; Henr: The feature game o f the evening ditorium Friday, February 21 at will be played at Jennings Lodge. HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION Bennett, Sandy; Alvin Lake Ward, rt Kelly Main Speaker found the A boys defeating the Col The schedule for Fridays games, 1:30 p.m. 2, Gresham; Andrew Lawrence Pen The principal event on the program ton Boy Scout team composed ot At a meeting of members o f the both boys and girls is as follows; at Warner grange hall near Canby, ne, rt. 2, Woodhurn; Derondo Ver- first and second string Colton high will be an address by Commander Neighbois o f Woodcraft at the Jacob Gladstone, .Friday, Februaiy 21, Sun Monday, Feb. 24 at 1 :30 p.m. dell, Scotts Mills; Albert Wetzel, Mil school players by a score o f 29 to 18. Kelly of the American Legion. Kelly Moss home the following officers set A girls vs. winneis of the Con- Molalla high school auditorium, waukie; Chester Paul Snyder, Col Freeman o f Colton was high point who is one o f the outstanding orators were elected for the year 1941 . cord-Molalla game at 7 p.m.; Wil Tuesday, Feb. 25 1:30 p.m.. ton; Lawrence Alfred Pankner, Bor o f the Pacific northwest will give an player with 12 points. Closely fo l Carrie Marshall, guardian neigh lamette A vs. Stafford A girls at 8 ing; Henry Calvin Rodgers, Molalla. Damascus grange hall at Boring^ lowing this was Don Tucker with 11 inspiring message which everyone bor; Maude Ford, past guardian neigh p.m.; Estacada A girls vs. Clacka Thursday Feb. 27 1:30 p.m. should hear. and Junior Beard with 10 both of bor; Augusta Sagner, advisor; Frank mas A girls at 9 p.m.; and the winner Estacada union high school audi-; Lloyd H. Ewalt will be master o j Marshall, banker; Emery Ford, clerk; o f the Jennings Lodge-Oak Grove Estacada. BAKERY SPECIAL FOR Friday afternoon the grade school ceremonies and music will be furnish Margaret Moss, magician; Lulu Sny game vs. the winrer o f the Sandy* torium, Wednesday February 26 at WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY 1:30 p.m. journeyed to Sandy for games and ed by the Estacada union high school der, attendant; Mattie Cahill, captain Gladstone garie at 10 p.m. These meetings are o f vital impor returned victorious. Scores were as band. of the guard; Frank Marshall, musi At Jennings Lodge the boys play George Washington cake, a bright follows: The girls defeated Sandy Music and song numbers will be cian; Jacob Moss and Robert Snyder, as follows: Feb. 21, Wilsonville- tance to all agricultural families of yellow cherry layer cake decorated girls in volleyball by scores o f 15-1 rendered by clubs and organization» sentinels; Ruth Keeth, Rhoe Syron Stafford winner vs. Battin-Colton Clackamas county. Everyone is en with marachino cherries resembling q and 15-6. Our B boys won a close in communities adjacei. to Hstucada. and Ida Belle Norris, managers; winner at 3 p.m.; Bolton-Oak Grovq couraged to attend the one nearest cherry log for 50c. Also decorated game 15-13 and the A boys had nq Madge Smith, flag bearer; Dr. W. W B winner vs. Battin B at 4 p.m.; their community. log rolls and cherty pies at 25c each, trouble at all to score 25 points to Gilbert physician. Molalla B vs. Clackamas B at 5 p.m.; DOROTHY LAMOUR AT We will have those famous hot cross Sandy’s 8. Estacada B vs. Concord B at 6 p.m.) FARM FORESTRY PROJECT THE ESTA THEATRE buns at 25c a dozen starting next Sunset B vs. Jennings Lodge-Sandy STARTED IN CLACKAMAS CO. GENE AUTRY INVITED; Saturday. Ask our driver. Gresham The great emontional masterpiece winner at 7 p.m.; the winner o f thq Beautiful, exotic Dorothy Lamour BILL GRAHAM SINGS Bakery.—Adv. “ The Letter” starring Bette Davis Sandv-Clackamas A teams plays the Cooperators in the Pacific north* will be at the Esta theatre Sunday, o f sarong fame will be starred in winner o f the Molalla-EsTaeada A west’s first farm forestry project The newly formed riding club, Ri Monday and Tuesday, February 23, the first feature o f the big double bill teams at 8 p.m.; Gladstone A vs. Con with headquarters at Oregon City G. S. SMITH FAMILY BACK 24 and 25. Also Weaver Bros, and at the Esta theatre to s Friday and ders o f the Cascades, at their last cord A at 9 p.m.; and Sunset A play* were reported today by project repre FROM MEXICO CITY Elviry in “ Grand Old Opry,” a com Saturday, February 21 and 22. Doro meeting held at the Flying T ranch the winner o f the Jennings Lodge- sentatives to be tosmg no time in de — 4 » — edy o f the first order. Program con thy will be the feature attraction of of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tracy in Viola Willamette game at 10 p.m. veloping plans for handling their tim that dramatic masterpiece “ Moon last Sunday voted to extend a spe George S. Smith manager and own cludes with news.— Adv. The committee in charge o f this ber as a “ crop” and for putting bet Over Burma” in which she appears cial invitation to Gene Autry, Am er o f Park Bonnylure at Eagle Creek tournament is Dave Schindler, prin ter eronsion-control land use prac I with Robert Preston and Preston Fos- erica’s No. 1 cowboy and western and his family lecently returned cipal o f the Concord school, Fred A. tices to work on their farms g \ ter. Here is the thrill picture of the movie star to join their club. home.from a trip to Mexico City. Mr. Teats o f Estacada school and Edwin ally. | year with Bob Preston and Pres- Formal organization o f the new Smith, said he witnessed several bull Newton o f Sunset school. Admission1 The 220,000 acre I ton Foster tearing at each other like fights while in Mexico. All report club was effected with 22 members to either Gladstone or Jennings Lodge; fo ie s t l-r r ' beasts o f the jungle, forgetting their signing the membership roll. a most enjoyable trip. to see thege games will be 10c for friendship, forgetting everything but Prior to the business meeting part Mr. Smith and family are coming person. Nineteen cases against punchboard out to Park Bonnylure week ends and operators of punch boards and slot- their mad desire to have this woman o f the membership enjoyed drilling are now engaged in making furthe: machines in the Sandy district weri; praise their might. Among the many for nearly an hour. ANNOUNCEMENT FOR BULLETIh Foreman Richard Wagner presid improvements on the famous local brot before Justice Hall Tuesday and thrills o f this typhoon action picture FOR NAT, CHRISTIAN MISSION is the man-crushing jungle log jam,, ed at the business meeting and Ro- playground. pleas o f guilty were entered in all Dorothy Lamour’s battle with a dead seanne Meade acted as tyler protem but two. Twenty-five o f the best known ly hooded cobra and the duel be in the absence o f Mrs. Ray Tracy RIDERS OF THE CASCADES Uniform fines o f $10 and costs tween the killer with the gun and who is in the hospital recovering Christian leaders of the nation and the world will make more than 40Q Judge Hall stated were assessed foi the blind man with the whip. The se- from an appendicitis operation. Song composed by William Gra each device admittedly operated by ond feature on this program stars , An enjoyable feature o f the after appearance in Portland when the ham of Viola, sh eiiff of the riding the following: Robert LaGourge 1 Dick Powell and Ellen Drew in the noon’s program was the singing of National Christian Mission visits si slot machhine and 1 punchboard; Al •riotous comedy “ Christmas in July.” a proposed new club sung by "Sher. Portland Sunday. Fet nary 23 to State and federal agencies are hi club, Riders o f the Cascades. io« J. Scales, 3 punchboards; Rose A picture in which Santa drops $25,- iff” Bill Graham. Sheriff Bill accom Sunday, March 2nd. ing them in the undertaking tha, I’m tired o f the noise of the city, Seminars, W-omen’’s Christian Life takes in approximately one-fifth o f I” m tired o f its struggle and strife, M. Moody, 3 slot machines; Doris M. 000 in their laps and promotes a love 1 panied himself on the guitar and Haohler 2 slot machines and 1 punch affair. Then he tries to grab back his song composed by himself, entit Forum an average o f m arly 75 pe» the land area o f Clackamas county, I’m wishing today I could just go board; Jessie Nelson 2 slot machines the dough and break their hearts. A led “ Riders o f the Cascades” was gi cial talks each day at nearly every that part east o f Oregon City and To a quiet, peaceful life. considerable type of meeting thruout south o f the Clackamas river to the I'm tired of dodging autos and trol and 2 punchboards; Alan D. Henry picture with more surprises than San ven enthusiastic applause. the city, noonday meetings at the Marion county line. Here there is a 2 slot machines. Because he was un ta packs gifts A picture from Pres leys, It was voted to keep the mem Mayfair theatre, and radio addresses concentration o f farms having both able to appear I. Horton West charg I’m tired o f the clatter and din. ton Sturges who produced the “ Great bership rolls open for charter mem will be climaxed each day with an crop land and substantial timber ac ed with two slot machine counts will McGinty.” I’m tired o f its lyrics and follies, bers until the next business meeting evening mass meeting at Portland’s reage, mostly second growth Doug enter plea next Tuesday. I’m tired o f its vices and sin. which will be held at the Ray Tracy “The Letter” city auditorium. las fir with some alder, cedar, maple Flying T ranch on Sunday, March 2. The National Christian Mission is Another double bill will be fea Chorus— and cottonwood. Wayne B. Read o f VALENTINE DINNER FOR recognized as the largest special re tured at the Esta theatre Sunday, Give me my saddle, the soi| conservation service project HIGH SCHOOL FOLKS ligious effort of the generation. The Monday and Tuesday, February 23, TOP HOP CONTRACT Give me my horse. forester, is located in the office oil Mission opens with a mass meeting Members o f the high school facul 24 and 25. The first feature stars S 32 CENTS A POUND We’ll follow the dim trail, county agent J. J. Inskeep. at the auditorium Sunday evening, ty and members o f their families Bette Davis in her best all-time pro- To the sparkling river’s source. Joseph Wagner on Beavercreek was Hop buyers are losing no time in Februaiy 23 and closes with an audi were delightfully entertained at a the Esta in “ The Letter.” It is a pic While the mighty war is raging, cooperator No. 1 in the project and contracting the 1941 Clackamas torium meeting Sunday afternoon, progressive dinner Thursday night, ture based on W. ¡Somerset Maugh- In lands across the sea, -ounty crop and last week 11 moic March 2nd. Dr. E. Stanley Jones has already planted some trees where In the peaceful Cascade mountains, by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Foster, Mr. an’s most brilliant stage drama orig •ontracts totalling 175,000 pounds world’s best known Christian mis the land is better suited to timber and Mrs. Walter Smith and Mr. and, inally presented on Broadway with That’s the place for me. than anything else. He says the farm were filed with the county clerk. sionary will head the distinguished Mrs. Champ Vaughan. At each place Katherine Cornell in the starring roll. forestry plan will help him in several 3214 cents was paid team of missioners. I f war should come to this country. a valentine setting greeted the din It is the story o f a woman who mur ways. Hart, Portland for ers. The last repast was served at ders for love and the consequences With its bombs, its shot and shell The second cooperator V. A. Baker Frank and Louise SANDY WINS FROM ESTACADA Vaughan’s after which games weri she suffers even though the. law ac Cities would ctumble and perish, near Canby commented similarly: Jiva L. Glover o f the played for some time. quits her. A searching drama direct Destroyed with the curses o f hell. “ Five years from now I’ll have a pay Itrict. Sandy and Estacada teams o f the ing proposition here with the help of No bombs shall crash thru our house ed with delicacy and restiaint by Wil lavey Hop c o ’ poration Big Nine basketball league made up tops, , this farm forestry plan. I will get Order a special George Washington liam Wyler and brilliantly acted by infracted with Arthu their long-awaited flu-suspended bai- No planes can follow our trail. Bette Davis with a strong supporting help in handling the grass to best ad cake from our driver. Also decorated |uam for 15,000 pound kethall gam* Saturday when the Pio On the dim narrow path thru the log rolls and cherry pies for Wash cast. It has been selected by Red vantage and will get information or and the other contracts neers edged out Estacada in an over forests. what timber to cut for best returns ington’s birthday at 25 cents each. Book Magazine as the best picture filed By S. S. Steiner Inc., Nev time period 37-35. The mightiest motors will fail. o f the month. now and in the future.” Gresham Bakery.—Adv. at 25 cents the sellers being a Sandy walked o ff with the junior Weaver Brothers and Elviry will Tllowsl: game in a preliminary battle 15-13 The child:en may play there in safety be the second feature on thi-• bill ep-^ W. IP. Nichol son, rt. 1, Molalla, WILL INSPECT MT. HOOD With cub, kitten and fawn Courtesy is love in trifles and pearing in the riotous com dy “ Grant 5,0Qp pounds; Drexel White rt. 2. BRIDGES Lulled to rest with shadows o f ev where love is not, tho its Old Opry.” Here is one o f the most Woodburn, 20.000 pounds; Ronald CARD OF THANKS ening., counterfeits may abound courtesy it laughable pictures ever put on the 7. Pomeroy Mt. Angel 6,000; G.C — To awake with song birds at dawn. self is not.—George Jackson. Bridgea in the Mt. Hood national silver screen. It will keep you row I wish to express my heartfelt "omeroy, Mt. Angel 40,,000 pounds' Far away from the noise and battle, forest are due for inspection soon ing from start to finish. Weaver Bro W. J. Miley, rt. 2, Aurora,, 12,000) thanks for the assistance and sympa Out o f reach o f the howitzer’s shells, by Ed Siberly engineer from the re thers and Elviry are at their be-t in Robt. A.I Armstrong rt. 2, Anrora thy of friends and neighbors at the When the heart speaks, however Concealed in the heart o f the moun gional office o f the U. S. forest ser this picture where they portray the 10.000 nprinds; Trost Bros, rt, 2. Au death o f my beloved father and for simple the words, its language is al tain. vice in Portland it was announced hard singing hill billies in a grand pic rora 12.p 0 0 and L. Rinehart & Son, the beautiful floral oofferings. ways acceptable to those who have With the secrete o f nature it tells. last week. ture. Program concludes with news. rt. 2, Canby 20,000 ounds. Alfine Masse. hearts.—Mary Baker Eddy. J 17 Accused Plead Guilty