C lack am asx öunty ■ N ews VOLUME XXXV ESTACADA, ORKGON NUMBER 24 MARCH , l‘.*41 LAST RITES FOR VERNON LOVELL WEDS Will Discuss Kelly Asks For Community Club MRS. JULIUS PAULSEN Ramsey Starts HAZEL HENTHORNE New Building Funeral services for Mrs. Matlida Ways and Means and Vernon Home Guard is Formed Lovell, oldest son of Mr A. Paulsen were held from the Chap­ Mrs. Paul Lovell of Currinsville man Funeral home Thuisday, Febru­ CRITICIZING GOV. SPRAGUE FOR PEOPLE OF EAGLE CREEK AREA ary 27 at 10 a.m. Rev. Thos. Duncan GEO. RAMSEY ERECTING NEW NOT FORMING HOME GUARD FORM CLUB WITH MRS. FORD officiating followed by committment TILE BUILDING ON BROAD- in the George cemetery. WAY; OTHER BUSINESS NOTES AT ONCE IN THIS STATE AS PRESIDENT Matilda A. Haikenrider daughter of Frank J. and Mary Harkenrider, early “Governor Sprague apparently A new organization, the Eagle day pioneers of Clackamas county George Ramsey started construc­ does not realize the urgent need for Creek Community club, was formed was born at Currinsvillle July 27 tion this week on the new tile build­ the formation of a home guard in on Thursday evening of last week at 1883 and died at Oregon City Febru ing he is putting up on his property ary 24, 1941 at the age of 57 years adjacent to the Masonic biulding on Oregon at once,” declared Alfred the Eagle Creek school. 6 months and 27 days. ,, Broadway, Estacada. The building Kelly, state commander of the Amer­ ican Legion in his address before the Mrs. Maude Ford was chosen pres­ In 1910 she was married to Julius will be occupied exclusively b,y the Americanization meeting held lust ident of the new organization. Oth­ Paulsen of the George district where local beauty parlor it is understood; The new building will be ready for Friday evening in the auditorium of er officers are, Mrs. Dorothy Lamper, she has since made her home. in about two months. She was an active member in th^ the Estacada union high school. president and Mrs. Robert Stor­ work of the church and other places occupancy Declaring that the Governor, while vice Jesse Denney has moved his bar­ and things for the good of the com­ ber shop across the street onto the a good man and a fine governor had ey, secretary-treasurer. shown himself to be negligent of his Miss Gibson, Eagle Creek teacher munity and during her long and se­ property formerly occupied b,y the duty in not exercising his authority acted as temporary chairman. Prior vere illness was constantly concerned old Sparks hardware building. This to call for the formation of a home to the business session a fine pro­ about the welfare of her family and lot is owned by M. E. Hendricks of guard in Oregon immediately, Com­ gram was presented including four friends and ever ready to give a help, McMinnville who also owns consid­ hand to those in need. mander Kelly said: erable other business property in numbers by pupils of the Carver ing She is survided by her husband, Estacada. “You don’t wait to organize a fir« school. Julius Paulsen and her aged father The room in the Masonit building department until a fire breaks out. Neither should we here in Oregon Henry DuBois of Sunnyside and Frank J. Harkenrider of Estacada, formerly occupied by the City Cafe wait for an emergency to form a J. Westcott of Boring contributed six sisters, Mrs. Anna Paulsen amj has been entirely remodeled and It Mrs. Ida Paulsen of Portland, Mrs is understood that R. G. Marchbank state home guard.”, 50 minute program consisting of col­ Lena Honegar of Multnomah, Mrs. will soon open a confectionery and Kelley said that home guards had ored slides of various kinds of birds. Clemie Richards of Hermiston, Mrs. I lunch room in that location. been organized in 35 states of the The president,, Mrs. Ford said that’ Josie O’Neel Wash, Mrs, Possibility of the forest service union and that it was particularly im­ the purpose of the club besides social Edith Chandler of of Bucoda, Estacada and Geo. building portant that a guard be formed in activities was to promote 4-H work. Harkenrider of Hermiston. an office, residence for the Oregon since the entire west coast forest ranger and other headquarter of the United States is practically She said that the new club intended here for the Estacada dIT to sponsor a 4-11 club scholarship to WORLD TRAVELER CONTINUES buildings defenceless. vision of the Mt. Hood national for­ the summer school at Corvallis this est is in the offing. Forest officials “Men should be selected for guard coming LECTURES IN ESTACADA summer. officials have been inquiring about service at once,” said Kelly, “given ---------- o ----- — sites in and near Estacada that might a physical examination and set to Speaking to capacity houses H. Di be suitable building locations. work studying problems which will NEW GARBAGE DUMP LO- Strever world traveler and lecture^ arise in case we are attacked.” Two large logging contractors havo will start the second week of tht been looking timber in the Fish Kelly declared that Americans were CATES NEAR SANDY Good News B ,!e institute at the new Creek section over the past week and it is too much given to seeking physical Construction of a modem garbage Adventist church in Estacada on Sun. probable that Estacada’s dream of comforts of life and should give more March 9th. near the junction of the Ore­ day, Each having a saw mill locate here is much attention to spiritual growth and mo­ dump evenings program begins with City highway and the Mt. Hood song service wi.h beautiful illus­ closer to coming true than is gen­ ral building. “A nation that is spir­ gon loop road is to begin within a week a trated itually powerful and physically arm­ or at 7:15 o’clock follow­ erally realized. two it was revealed last week by ed by songs ed is unbeatable,” he said. moving Borden county santarian. It is sermon at 8. pictures at 7:30 and “If we are going to maintain our John latter’s duty to inspect site and Mr. Strever’s subject for Sunday, WEAVER BROS. AND ELVIRY civilization,” he continued, ‘“and the of proposed plants of this kind March 9th will be “Armageddon.” AT ESTA THEATRE hand it down to posterity we must plans The purchase true 20 acre tract Wherein the speaker gives the bibl» dedicate ourselves to God and coun­ by Mrs. Lillian of Hansen from owners prophecy as to when and where this try.” ’ Good old mountain music in thq of the property living in California i= great confict will take place and who real hill-billy style is played by the In spite of tlie inclement weathez expected to be consummated this will win. wacky Weavers in “Friendly Nengh- and numerous other attractions on week. , the same night the meeting drew a The new garbage dump will be the On Tuesday evening,, March 11, bors” the first feature on the big large crowd and was declared to have fourth in the county the others being subject is “Reminescenses of an An: double bill at the Esta theatre this been highly successful. at Oregon City, Canby and Rosemont. cient Eastern Religion.” Having spent Friday and Saturday, March 7 and Lloyd H. Ewalt served as master Tentative plans include the costruc- J many years in the jungles of India 8. Weaver Bros, and Elviry furni.slj of ceremonies and Commander Kelly tion of an incinerator with drying 1 Mr. Strever is familiar with the re- high adventure in the high hills as was introduced by S. E. Lawrence, grates and an electric blower to make I ligions and customs of this mysterious the favorite hill-bill^ family runs riot in a laugh parked campaign for commander of Carl Douglas Ameri­ the new plant compare with Rosemont 1 land. Thirty-seven members had signed Thursday, March 13, Mr. Strever clean politics. The second feature is can Legion post of Estacada. the only one of the three now bavin? up for the new tiding club, Rideis Prior to Commander Kelly's ad this equipment. Mrs. Hansen plan; will speak on “Four Mysterious Hor­ “Dancing on a Dime.” Youth kicks of the Cascades, when the charter dress the program consisted of sev­ •> opeiate one truck at the beginning. ses,,” the bible said would appear. its heels and zooms away on a swing membership rolls were closed at a Supt. Melvin F. Johnston of thé eral selection by the mgn school band This will pick up an estimated one to Free moving pictures travalogue spree in this great musical show the meeting held last Sunday at the Fly/ a tableau of Red Cross mothers, songs two tons of garbage daily in territory “Babylon to New York” are present­ stars of which are Grace McDonald ing T ranch of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Estacada public schools is chairman by the Odd Fellows quartet and other * overing Sandy, Estacada and Gre- ed with interesting comments by Robert Paige, Virginia Dale and many of the committee on appraisal of the Tracy in Viola. Mr. Strever. others. features. “God Bless America” was ham. conference for the annual state Foreman Richard Wagner suggest­ conference No admission is charged and all sung by all in closing, led by W. M< “ Santa Fe T ra il" of city school superinten­ ed at this meeting that the club mem. dents to be held in Salem on Friday W ade. are cordially invited to attend. Swashbuckling Errol Flynn and bers spend a few days around July ----------- o----------- Saturday, March 14 and 15 under The program was put on under aus­ HOFFMEISTER IS NEW lovely Olivia de Haviland are the 4th with the Indians on Warm Springs and pices of the Odd Fellow grand lodge the joint auspices of the Oregon state stars of that great historical master- reservation when they put on theii teachers “DAD” CAHILL ENTERTAINS of Oregon and was under the direct HOLSTEIN PRESIDENT association and Rex Putnam pice “Santa Fe Trail” coming to thq annual powwow. supervision of the Estacada Dodge Louis Hoffmeister of Boring was AT BACHELOR DINNER superintendent of public Instruction. Esta theatre Sunday, Monday and The regular meeting date of the Wilbur D. Rowe superintendent of with Fremont Hayden as general elected president of the Oregon Hol­ Tuesday, March 9, 10 and 11. Here Riders of the Cascades has been set stein association for 1941 at the J. W. “Dad” Cahill entertained 60 is a thrilling picture of the heroes Milwaukie public schools as pre- chairman. fon the first Sunday of every month. the groups annual meeting held recently relatives and friends at a bachelor who tamed the devil’s own highway, ident of the department of superin­ However there will be a meeting on tendence in Portland. Hoffmeister succeeds A, party on Saturday evening of last and called it the Santa Fe Trail. The CHEER CLUB MEETS WITH of the Oregon state teachers Sunday, March 16 at the Ray Tracy association will preside at the confer­ MRS. MURAL ROBLEY week. Potluck lunch was served and trail where America’s heroes rode P. Ireland of Forest Grove. Fyling T ranch for the purpose of ence. Supt. A. C. Hampton of Astor­ evening was spent playing games to glory or fell. Where Stuart and Other officers elected for the new the drilling. Pot luck lunch will be ia as vice president and Supt. W. M. Mountain Chapter Cheer club held term and visiting. Custer clashed with fiery John include Rudolph Lu.'cher of served. Mr. Cahill is one of the pioneer Brown. Where yesterdays greatest Campbell of Roseburg is secretary. its regular meeting at the home of Fairview vice president; Al Li.tdow, lesidents of Eagle Creek. history makes todays greatest thrill. Other members of the executive com­ Mrs. Mural Robley with Mrs. Mary Portland secretary; and the newly A story of the men of America who mittee are Supt. E. H. Hedricn of Reed as assistant hostess. After a de­ named board of directors, S. B. Hall carved a path thru the wilderness, Medford, retiring president; Supt. licious dessert lunch the members of Troutdale, Clem Beming of Mt. ELMER ANDERSON IS ON AN OPEN LETTER TO then paved it with bullets and lives A. E. Hirschlerf Baker; Rex. Put­ busied themselves with hand work Angel, A. J. Evers of Forest Grove, ROAD TO RECOVERY THE FISH COMMISSION Program concludes with vitagraph nam supt. of public instruction and for the club and transacted the reg­ Randall Grimes of Harrisburg and cartoon and news. D. A. Emerson, state department ular business. The April meeting will Reports from the Good Samaritan Oregon Fish Commission, of education. be held with Mrs. Ruby Tunnell at hospital in Portland state that Elmer Gentlemen: Currinsville with Mr.s Levena Ahneit JUNIOR GARDEN CLUB Important committee reports will BUY TOGGENBERG BUCK Anderson is steadily imptoving. Smelt have been successfully plan­ given on the following subjects: assisting. HOLDS MEETING FROM LATOUREtTE ted in rivers in both Oregon and be Legislation; custodinal administra­ Washington and we would suggest tio n and training; high school acs GRANGE WILL SPONSOR The Estacada junior garden club WORLD PRAYER SERVICE Merle Loll of Tillamook this state, that the Clackamas river would be an tivities; vocational education; teacher BASKET SOCIAL met \VV'dnr;sdaiy afternoon at the DRAWS LARGE CROWD has purchased a purbred Toggenberg ideal stream for such a project. The education and training for elemen­ buck kid from E. M. Latourette of home of Mrs. Lester Underwood with •melt could be planted in the Clack­ tary schools; use of publications of amas river just below the River Mill the state department of education; An old time basket social is be? 17 present including two visitors and The auditorium of the Eagle Creek Estacada. The buck is Pacific Prince dam at Estacada and in practically a handbooks for school officers; criter­ ing sponsored by the Springwater the nostess. Presbyterian church wus filled to ca­ of Memealoose T-3389. short time the Clckumas river would ia for evaluating elementary schools* giange at their hall Saturday, March The members and visitors went out pacity for the obsei vance of World’s became as good a smelt producing and coordination of health activities. 15th at 6:30 p.m. Come for supper. of prayer last Friday afternoon Ladies bring baskets, men bring their side and studied shrubs and had a de­ day stream as the Sandy river. J with viators from Springwater, Es­ EASTERN STAR WILL The opening address of the confer­ lightful time was enjoyed. pocket books. Free motion pictures The planting of smelt in the Clack­ ence will be given by Gov. Charles and other entertainment following lun Next meeting will be held at the tacada and Viola churches. HAVE INSPECTION amas would be of practical benefit A. Sprague and will be followed by cheon. Everybody invited.—Adv. Special music for the occasion was home of Mrs. F. E. Dooley on April provided to a large per cent of the population an address by Rex Putnam superin­ by Harold Homer, vocal The Worthy Grand Matron for 5th. Please come. of this area and of the state of Ore­ tendent of public instruction and by -olo and Mr. Horner and Mrs. Bailey Oregon Order of the Eastern Star, gon generally. of Viola in a duet with Mrs. Homer will hold an inspection at the Sandy committee reports and discussions. SELECTIVE SERVICE OFFICE acconrpanying. We hope you will kindly give the The annual banquet of the associa­ GETS FURNITURE Eastern Star chapter on Tuesday cv- Mr. and Mrs. M. Carson took Mis* L idie of the local Fellow-hip cir­ ening, March 11th. Work to be put matter serious consideiation and se^ tion will be held Friday evening.. A. Sagger to Yakima, Wash., Sun­ cle served coffee and cake following on by both the Estacada and Sandy fit to act on the project in the near All of thq general meetings of the Selective service headquarters at future. the meeting. chapters. conference will be held in the Hearing Estacada this week received another day to see her sick husband. Officers and members of the locaj Respectfully, Room of the state capitol. It is an­ con-ignment of office furniture con­ ticipated that approximately 150 su­ sisting of desks, conference table anrf Deep Creek Dairy.—Morning de­ Come to the Garfield grange Sat­ chapter may go to Sandy by bus. Clackamas County News, perintendents and principles will b* ¡chairs. The equipment is of metal and livery of cream and milk. Call Carl urday night, March 8th for a good Bus leaves the Masonic building at Estacada,, Oregon. time.—Adv. 7 o'clock p.m. in attendance. • Rehberg, Tel. 86.61. is ultra modern. and Miss Hazel Henthorne, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luthei Henthorne of Estacada were quietly married at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Walter Givens at Vancouver,, Wash.,, Ways and methods of harvesting on Thursday, February 27 this being hairy vetch seed so as to hold losses the 24th wedding annit ersary of the by shattering to a minimum will bj brides parents. discussed at a meeting to be held at The bride and groom were attended 1:30 Wednesday afternoon, March! b.y Miss Maxine Kitching and the 12th in the Oregon City chamber ol grooms brother Howard Lovell. The coniine:ce rooms according to county bride was very attractive in an aft temoon dress of tioquoise t'Jue silk agent J. J. Inskeep. and the bridesmaid in dusty E. R. Jackman, crop specialist at crepe rose. Oregon state college who has made q study of the vetch harvesting prob­ After the marriage ceremony wai lems will be present and assist in con­ read by Rev. Givens the bride and groom and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lovell ducting the meeting. immediately for a trip to Her- All Clackamas county growers o| left mis£on, and the rest of the this important seed crop are invited wedding Oregon including Mr. and to attend this meeting and to give the Mrs. Luther party Henthorne and son Hen­ others present the advantage of their ry, Miss Maxine Kitching and How­ experience which may enable Clack­ ard Lovell and youngest brother Har. amas county farmers to increase their old Lovell returned home. income during the 1941 season. is a promising young far­ Although slugs destroyed a por­ mer Vernon of Currinsville and the bride is tion of the acreage in Clackamas veiy competent home maker having county a large acreage of hairy vetch a been housekeeper at the yet remains and prospects for a for a number of months. Reagan home good price are excellent. young people come from well In former yeans many growers Both and highly respected families have lost over half their crop of known and have a host friends who extend hairy vetch seed because it shatters best wishes for of a happy and prosper­ readily in the field. ous wedded life. We are glad these young people PARK FAMILY HAVE ZOO; have decided to make their home in “IT’S A LITTLE DEAR” the Currinsville community. The Bert Park family has an at­ traction at home which everybody THREE FAIL TO PASS; going by stops to admire. As Irenq MARCH ROOKIES GO SOON puts it, "We feed Minnie a quart of milk each day, it’s such a little Three of the 23 young men who dear. I’m going to take it to school left Estacada last Tuesday from dis­ with me when she gets a litle older.” trict No. 2 of Clackamas county to Minnie is a doe and likes life ii) be inducted into the U. S. army fail, Estacada real well. It’s so much better ed to pass the grade physically and than living out in the sticks where have returned home. This will re­ someone is liable to take a shot at quire three more to be added to her. Mr. Park has the permission o the March contingent of twelve mak the state game commission to keep Ing fifteen in all who will be called into service toward the end of the the deer. month. RIDING CLUB HAS 37 CHARTER MEMBERS HAIRY VETCH HARVESTING ME­ THODS TO BE DISCUSSED AT CGUNTY MEET Johnston Heads Committee 'a — o— •