CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
Large Crowd at
Hood Sunday
FRIDAY
APRIL 11, 1941
tain and lias the working capacity of
J a two or three horse team. This trac
tor is especially adaptable for row
Tony Buiilingei's frien L and neigh crop vvoik lice it is easy to handle
Hailed as Gresham’s super-selling bors surprised him with a party on
has an auju table rear wheel tread,
event the thirtieth anniversary sale of his birthday Saturday, evening.
and is fine for short turnings.
Many lovely gifts were received
Co. pioneer
Another import, nt tning about the
Drv snow and good weather made the A. W. Metzger
merchants o f Gresham will continue and we are certain this is one birth- Model “ L '” is that there is a com
Sunday an excellent skiing day o
Promptly to all calls far and near, and
nay Tony will long remember. The plete line of integ al equipment es
Alt Hood with the aid o f the ski lift during the entire month of April..
evening
was
enjoyed
playing
cards
pecially de. igm d for,this model trac.
a.:d rope tow operating regularly and
Next Saturday, April 12 there wi 1
assume charge of every little detail.
tor.
,
1844 visitois cheeking in at Timber- be demonstrations o f various m e - and visiting.
Refreshments
were
served
to
Mr,
The
Hess
I
1
plenient
company
ai
line.
chandise including an electric iironei and Mrs. Henry Suter, Mr. and Mrs.
Gresham wil. be glad to give furthej
Fred Walsh o f Seatt’e won first demonstration.
Clarence Kitching o f Estacada, Mr, details about this valuable tractor if
place in the men’s divisi n o f a ski
Extra special values are offered and Mrs. Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs. El you will call at their store or if you
for fun slalom. Eunice Boardman
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
in every department of the store and mer Berg', Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wes- phone or drop a card their represen
won first in the women’s division.
every member of thhe staff of the terman, Mr. and Mis. Bob Storey,, tative will cull at your home.—Adv.
A total o f 481 cars was counted
GRESHAM, OREGON
Phone 247
company is putting for.h special e f Mrs. W. A. Storey, Mr. and Mrs. E,
at Timberline according to forest ser
forts to make this anniversary sale Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Shultz, Mrs.
FUilTER
vice and Timberline lodge offiicials,
one long to be remembered
Grace Bluisdell, Mr. Pattison, Hugh
Maximum temperature was 42 deg
With the trout fishing season op Kerref, Paul Buhlinger, Roy Pattison,
Friday evening about sixteen peo
rees, minimum 28.
ening Saturday, Apiil 12 extra values Walter Van Curen, Lawrence Blais-
ple from the Bethel church will be at
lunches are sponsored by the school
DODGE
are being offered in the fishing tack dell,’ Donnie and Ocne Berg, Florence
Porter and give an Easter program.
board and district in conjunction
Free Enlargement at Davidson'S le department a few o f which will be and Bobby Storey, Sybil, Hugh and
Saturday evening Brother Fred
The Dodge extension unit of the wiith the WPA and the surplus com
Drug Store, Gresham, with any 6 or 8 found in the advertisement of A. W. Douglas Holbrook, Mr, and Mrs. Brennaman and family from India
home economics club met today at modities commission.
exposure film finish at reasonable Metzger & Co. elsewhere in today’s Tony Buhlinger ana children Janice will be at Porter and give a talk on
the home of M:s. Fred Horner at
Tue Doug^ si nool board have re
issue o f this newspaper.
price of 25-c.—Adv.
and Star lee all o f Eagle Creek.
conditions in that part of the world. 10 a.m. The topijc for discussion hired their teacher Mr. Tedd by giv
ing a contract at an increase in sal
There will be no S. S. bus next was the care of the feet.
I f you want to buy more for less Sunday at Potter but there will be
The club meets monthly during the ary for the coming year.
r m iiiiin .i
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money just drop in at our store and Sunday school but no evenng service. first Tuesday o f every month, th#
see the hundreds ef bargains we are
Bro. and Sister Bontrager spent next meeting being held at HUlock-
Christian Church Notes
offering in household- go^ds, ranges,
Monday In Portland attending a spe bum at the home o f Mrs. Potts.
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stoves, lineoleum, mattresses, springs,
A special meeting will be held at
cial meeting.
10 a.m. bible school. A short Eas.
tools, sewing machines, washing ma,-
the home of Mrs. Evelyn Stahlneck- ter program will be given. A shor
Carl Peterson spent the week end
chines, and many, many other items.
er the sixteenth of April and the class session, a free will offering foi
with
his
brother
Haakon.
Carl
has
-
There is no reason why you should
=
I topic for discussion will be “ The mission work will be received
pay more when you can always get it been spending most o f his time 'n buying o f sheets and pillowcases.”
Remember that it was the resurrec
for less at Tobaison’ ’s Second Hand Portland wheie his folks live.
tion of Christ that brot new hope to
Betty Jennings was an all day vis
The Dodge knitting class met to
Store, Powell Boulevard, Gresham,
the world
Oregon.—Adv.
. itor at the Frank Rowan home Sun- day in the school gymnasium at 1 p.
11 a.m., worship hour. Come a%tl
m. and instruction was given by Mrs.
I day.
worship Him who is the first born
FORMER BORING YOUNG LA D Y | Hr. and Mrs. Bert Jennings Sr. Cora Fitch WPA knitting instructor.
from the grave to die no more. Ser
W EDS IN CALIFO RN IA
It is possible for the women of
were afternoon guests at the O. E.
mon, ‘ “ The Key o f Hope.”
Dodge to help in the defense prog
Wlsner home Sunday.
Miss Lois Hope Johnson, daughter
Estacada Methodist Church
Mae Schweitzer and daughters ram if they wish to knit socks and
o f Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of
Ear above the turbulent waters this lacy net
were Sunday guests at the O. D. Bow sweaters in conjunction with the Red
Boring and Lyal McDonald were
Sunday school 9:50 a.m.
man home this being Mrs. Bowman’s Cross. It is possible that Mrs. Alice
Public worship at 11. Seimon sui
married in San Francisco recently.
Maxwell, Red Cross leader in Clack*
work of Man assures the traveler of a safe crossing.
birthday.
ject
“ The Most Ydonderful Day in al
The newlyweds will make their home
amas county will be at the meeting History.”
•
Betty Hamilton had for a Sunday
in San Francisco.
No one doubts the dependability of the modern
next Wednesday to discuss the del
Vocal duet, “ Nailed to the Cross”
night guest Marion Jennings.
fense knitting project with all the O. E. Smith and Bernard Sehoen-
139 stars, 200 scenes and 1000
bridge.
women who are Interested in helping, burg.
thrills await you in “ The Land of
Epworth league at 7 p.m.
V IO LA
All women in the vicinity are invit
The annual birthday party will hi
Liberty” at the Esta theatre Wed
ed
and
urged
to
attend
next
Wed
held Friday evening,, April 25th.
The following persons attended the
nesday and Thursday April 16 and
i he undoubted dependability of this friendly
nesday’s
meeting.
junior class play “ Cross My Heart”
17.—Adv.
GEORGE
at the Estacada high school Friday
modern bank assures you of proper handling of your
Clinton Colson whose occupation
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tray
JOHN DEERE M ODEL L
A number o f George folks have
aboard merchant ships carries him to
funds. There are no waters of doubt to cross when
lor, Mrs. L. S. Tenny and James,, El-
TRACTO R MONEY M AKER
many ports and seas arrived in Port called upon Mrs. R. C. Maxwell a’
va and Elma, Mrs. Ed Trimpler, Caro
the Good Samaritan hospital the past
land S.ituida.' morning aboard the week.
v.e advise you on your financial problems.
For the small power user there is line and Kenneth Jubb, Mr. and M r»
ship Ipswich and from there he visit
no better tractor made than the John Eldon Lankins and daughters, Mrs.
James Chaney and wife and Mrs
ed his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Paul Beck and children gathe.i d
Deere Model “ L” according to the Ernest Evanson Sr. of Redland, Mr.
Colson in Dodge whom he had notj the home place Sunday,
Hessel Implement company o f Gresh- and Mrs. Joe McCornb, Mr. and Mrs.
seen for some time. Mr. Colson ha.-
A number o f George granger
am whp are strong boosters for the ¡Tom Watson, Mrs. Nora Lankins, Mrs.
traveled in the war infested waters pect to attend Pomona grange . e
entire John Deere line.
| Ellen Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
during the Spanish insurrection, ar at Warner grange this YVedn. s
The small powerful gasoline-burn- Lankins and daughter Doris. Doris
o
ound the Malay peninsula, around Regular grange meeting ot
ing engine o f the John Deere Model Lankins was one of the play cast.
eastern ports and ports in South •subordinates in the hall this Satu
at
8
p.m.
“ L” burns only about half a gallon
Mrs. May Groner and daughtei America besides cities on the Pacific
o f fue] per hour on most jobs.
Charliie Mathews is just about ,u.
Dorothy and son Dick and Jess Me coast.
dy to put down the subbase on h
The Model “ L” is simple in design, Comb all o f Oregon City visited at
During the storm in Savannah, Ga.( new roid. Mr. Mathews has mad;
easy to adjust, economical to main- the home of Mr. and Mis. Joe Me
□ a
■»■»in
• a * ta ■
■ ■ ■
last fall Mr. Colson was on board a quite a cut into his place to reduci
Comb Friday.
boat anchored in the harbor and wit the grade for his private road.
James Tenny and Helen Trimpler nessed the devastating storm from
As the building of the rural e t*
-
are confined to their homes with the there. Communications were badly trie line starts this week we expec
to
be very busy getting our plans fc
German measles.
disrupted and havoc was all that met
house wiring ready so that when th
his
eye
from
the
ship.
,
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Powers and
survey is made we will be ready. A
Mr. Colson embarked aboard at ter this the house contractor will ,
daughter Helen of Gladstone visited
Thursday evening at the Eldon Lan Savannah and from there to Seattle us all lined up for lights and po
The ship arrived in Portland Satur when the line is eneigized..
kins home.
Mrs. Harry Traylor, Mis. Tom day leaving for Raymond, Wash., that
CURRINSV1LI.
Jubb, Mrs. Ed Trimpler, Mrs. Jennie night. The Ipswich will again dock
in
Portland
Thursday
for
a
s-hort
vis.
Wyman, Lillian Thompson and Mr.
Jackie Tooley has been home f.u
school the past two weeks with t..
and Mrs. Earl Lankins attended the it and thence embark for Baltimore.
chicken pox.
meeting of Harding grange Satur
Arden Wright has returned to his
The ladies aid held their reguia
day evening.
home for the summer to stay with meetini' at the home of Miss Katin j
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Osborne and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman McConnell in Estacada last Wednes
daughter Evilb o f Estacada spent Wright. Arden is a student at the day. 18 members and one guest Mr.
Sunday with Mrs. Osborne’s parents Ellensburg Normal school in Wash Peddicord were present. It was votec
to serve the alumni banquet for th
Mr. and Mrs Ed Flckens.
ington.
, alumni association in May.
Clyde Shirley a world war veter
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Forbes of Lin-
Sherman Wright and family visitei
neman spent Sunday with Mrs. Forbes at the home o f his mother Mrs. S. A. and who made his home with the Lisk
Walker family last summer died a
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tannler. Tice o f Portland last Sunday. Mr the veteran hospital in Portland last
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bateson visite4 Wright’s sister o f Tigard, Mrs. E. L Friday.
Henry Heiple and Rena Duncan
Friday at the home of J. C. Marquam Snyder was also visiting at her mo
are on jury duty this term. Henrj
ther’s home.
in Poitland.
is on the grand jury.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kishpaugh and
Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas re
Mrs. Stella McCorkle and daugh
m
ter Mrs. Tom Smith of Oregon City son Gary visited the home o f his pa ceived the tuikey poults o f the sea
son last Wednesday. They are th
and Mrs. Martha Brown o f Clacka rents Mr. and Mrs. Perley Kishpaugh
first ones to have them hatched thi
mas Heights spent Thursday with Sunday.
season.
Louis Lovell went to the universi
Mrs. Noia Lankins and Mrs. Ellen
Mrs. Lisle Walker had the misfor
V ! 4 i j
ty
o
f
Oregon
medical
school
clini#
tune to cut her foot with an axe whi
Simmons.
for a physical examination. Louis is cutting kindling one day last weel
i Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lankins and Mr.
the same day her daughter Bev, i y
V
a student at the Dodge school.
I
.
nd
Mrs.
Harry
Traylor
visited
the
ran a nail in her foot.
>
Chester Prouty o f Molalla, a bro
Beverly itlonko whose father
I Garfield grange Saturday evtenilng
ther o f Janres Prouty o f Dodge was a shingle mill near Estacada is hei
l when George grange visited Garfield.
the Sunday guest o f his brother here. visiting friends.
Mrs. Louiise Nelson and Janet and
Mrs. E. E. Erickson who has beei
Mr. aad Mrs. Dallas Kishpaugh and
Baibara baty o f Orient spent the son Dale visited the home of Mr. and ill is very much imp loved.
Mrs. Ruby Tunnel] was hostess to
week end at the Earl Lankins home. Mrs. Perley Kishpaugh Sunday.
the Cheer club from Estacada Tues
They attended the junior play at the
Tommy and Ida Johnson o f Maple day.
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NEW CHEVROLET FLEETLINE . . .
Estacada high school Friday eve.
wood and daughter Iris Turney visit
Wednesday visitors at the home of ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ALSO NEW 1941 SPECIAL DE LUXE MODELS
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tannler Sr. were Colson o f Dodge Sunday.
No. 6616
Mrs. Jqi
Tannler o f Portland and
Ray Colson visited at the home o'
in the most beautiful, most modern color harmonies
In
the
Circuit
Court of the State of
Mis. Debrick and son Henry Nagle his brother und sister-in-law Mr. and
Oregon for the County o f Clacka
of Fore, t Grove.
Mrs. Lester Colson Saturday.
mas, Probate Department.
SPECIAL SPRINGTIME “ BLUES” AND “ GREENS” WITH
Two case: o f measles are reported In the Matter of the Estate o f Heiji
Mrs. Emily Sharp of Portland visi
Okamura, Deceased.
ted rela; vts here over the week end in the Dodge school w-ith Mildred
Notic- is hereby given that the un-
MATCHING BODY AND UPHOLSTERY COMBINATIONS
Mrs. Earl Lankins visited her sis Eley and Wayne Prouty being the dersigmd has been appointed Admin
ter-in-law M -. Glen Ten Eyck and two victims.
istratrix o f the Estate of Heiji Oka
10 different and distinctive color selections. . . 4 beautiful two-
The Dodge school has had a spring mura. deceas d, by the Circuit Court
Infant daughter at the Emanual hos
Clean-up
campaign
In
conjunction
o f the State of Oregon, for the Coun
pital in Portland Tuesday afternoon.
tone combinations. . . . Come in and see the most stunningly
with the “ Roadside Cleanup” cam ty of Clackamns, and has qualified
Mrs. Kenneth Palmer of Portland
styled and tastefully decorated group of motor cars ever pre
paign that the state is sponsoring. All persons having claims against said
ent Monday with her mother Mrs
estate are hereby notified to present
sented in the low-price held
The school yard and roaiiway has the same, duly verified as by law re
Harry T aylor.
been c! a n d and the student body quired, to the undersigned at Boring,
Mr. and Mr.. Harry Traylor visited plan:; to have a bonfiire ar.J weinet Oregon, within six months from the
YOU’ LL SAY, “ FIRST BECAUSE IT’S FINEST I”
Sunday evening with their son-in-lav roast to celebrate the end of the date hereof.
,
Dated and first published April
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Norman campaign.
11th,
1941.
Lamb in Portland.
Ho*, lunches are still being »ervad
Date o f last publication May 9,
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to the students and the addition of 1941.
F ree E n la rgem en t et D a v id son 's
ASAYE OKAMURA,
! several utensils to the kitchen has
Drug Store, Gresham, with any 6 or 8
Administratrix.
| improved the cooking facilities fot
Cooper
McAllister, Attorneys,
exposure film finish at reasonable
I the cook, Sherman Wright. The hot
Creeham, Oregon.
price o f 25-c.—Adv.
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