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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1941)
CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEW* ESTACADA LOCALS Miss Caroleina Wade Estacada’ij professional dancer expects to join the LuScula opera company for sev eral production of grand opera in Washington cities some time this month. t ,, Mrs. Wm. Fink came to Estacada | Mrs. Elsie Campbell gave a silver last Friday afternoon and on Sunday1 tea at her home yestei day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rigging! in Engle Creek for the enefit o and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff K ig-C he Eastern Star temple home ii# gins and Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Gro Washington A laige number rom ver Kiggins and family went to Cas this pia e attended. cade Locks to the home of Mr. aril SPEC 1AL. Permanent waves for Mrs. 0 . A. Richmon to celebrate the grade and high school girls reduced birthday of five of the family that to $1.95 fiom May 12th to 29th are in April, in tne afternoon al. Ann’s B< auly Shoppe, Estacada, Ore. went to Bonneville to see the beau Tel. 101F-6. tiful rhododendrons. Jo» and Bob Rickey in the air Ed Boner got a lot of good pic mechanic corps of the U. S. army tures on the grade school grounds th< had a thiee days furlough the first first of the week. o f Lie week and spent the time in Mrs. Kate Heiple spent Sunday at Estacada. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Moss. Mayor and Mrs. S. E. Wooster ami Walter Montgomery and Stella Jen Mrs. Mae llowe attended the pioneei sen both of Estacada were licensed issociation ceremony at Champeoi to wed at Vanvouver a few days ago Sunday. FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1941 W E A V E R 'S A T T E N D Mrs. C. A. Colson is in the Oregon Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Wooster were City hospital following an operation calling on business associates in which took place last week Wednes Portland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weaver of day. She is reported to be getting During the month of May only, a Estacada attended a birthday cele along nicely. Heavy Duty Zenith Tube FREE with bration Wednesday at the home of Florence Wade was sick this week every Zenith Tire sold at the C. M. Mrs. N. C. Salesbury at 7009 S. E. and under the doctors care with bron Sparks Hardware Co., Estacada—■ Knight street in Portland. Adv. Mrs. Salesbury is an aunt of Mr. chial trouble. B IR T H D A Y C E L E B R A T IO N Weaver and is 88 years old and still Mr. and Mrs. Oral Stormer went to — Mr. and” Mrs. Fred Winston and going strong. ITUs was arso the birth Oregon Cty on a business mission last Mrs. O. E. Syrun transacted business day of Mrs. Mamie Woodward and in Portland Monday. Tuesday. the forty-ifirst anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wea Signal corpsman Brooks Snyder^ ver. A very tempting table was laid f- stationed at Camp Lewis was a home under the supervision of Mrs. Claude visitor this week end. Fields of Milwaukee and others. Am ong those present at this enjoyable Lou Clooten who is at the soldiery occasion were Star Southmayd, Ed home near Silvi rton visited hom^ Brack, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Weaver, folks in Estacada over the week end. Mrs. Sadie Russell, Mrs. Della South mayd nephews and nieces of Mrs. Billy Topp, signal corpsman came Warren Smith and family who havi, Miss Lois Bates arrived from Seat Salesbury, Mrs. Claude Fields, Miss home lust week to see his gradmother >een residents of this place for somi e Monday night to spend aweek witli Ray Kieth, Mrs. Mamie Woodward, who has been seriously ill. ter mother Mrs. Mollie Bates and hei Mrs. J. C. Maddox and Mrs. O. J. time moved to Portland this week. «ister Mrs. Harry Osborne. The; Briel, daughters or Mr. and Mrs. Wea Mrs. A. Sagner who went to Yaki Honor Your Mother on Her Day, J. S. Osborne chaperoned Mr. and rent to Portland Tuesday to visit ver and Mrs. Rose Brest. ma a few days ago to see her hus Mrs. Everett Osborne to Poitlanc SUNDAY, MAY 11TH .'¡ends. band reports that he is now bedfast Wednesday. M A K IN G TH E P O P P IE S and his condition is very bad. We offer Mother’s Day Greeting Cards and D eep Creek D^lry. — -Morning d( Mrs. Frank Chandler visited rclar very of cream and milk. Call Ca> “Memories of the past and hopes Mottoes. Also a large selection of gifts appropriate .ives in Portland and in Washingtoi for the future, that is what goes into ehberg, Tel. 86.51. for Mother's Day. most of last week. the making of a memorial poppy,” Mr. and Mrs. Malcomb Woodle o' The Neighbors of Woodchaft hebj Troutdale were guests at the home o said Daisy Traay as she took one of their monthly meeting Tuesday night the latters sister Mis. J. C. Rickey the poppies apart and explained its structure at the American Legion at the J. Moss home. last Sunday. G. R. Sager Estacada, Oregon home here today. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bronson and The Legion home is blooming with The Past Noble Grand club is plan- Dale and Mr. and M «. Tony Bronson ning on holding its next regular meet poppies as the auxiliary women com spent the week end visiting relatives-' ing at the home of Mrs. Elva Ahl- plete preparation for the annual ob ................in.... .................... .............Illlliliillii..... . on the coast. heig in Portland next Monday. Mrs. servance of Poppy Day here, Satur day, May 24. The little red flower# Ahlberg is one of its members. Mrs. Frances Eri of Sandy was thi of memory are being taken from the A G E N E R A L ELECTRIC guest of Mrs. Floyd Day last weel The state loganberry control boan boxes in which they caiue from thy end. has set a price of five cents a pound Veteran’s hospital,, Portland where I E WATER H EA TER With Mother’s Day close at hand we want on the fruit this year the highest max they were nutd > by disabled war vet Lawrence Nash a student at Pacific Gives You Abundant Hot Water to remind you of our list of items appropriate imum price in recent years. erans and arranged for distribution university spent a few days with In stantly I for the occasion. = on the streets on Poppy day. home folks the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaughan ac O I S H I S — To 0 »t The poppies are made in exact re The gifts that Mothers love to receive—Beau dishes clean Qnd O rchard R idge D airy. Refligerator companied by Mesdames G. R. Sagar, plica of the wild poppies of France sterile, you need tiful Hull Pottery Vases and flower holders 140“ to 160“ F. hot cooling system, good cold milk, but Elizabeth Allen and Nellie Marsha1 and Belgium which grew in such pro water. A G-E meets attended a lecture in Portland Fri —Pyrex ware and numerous items in Electrical ter and cream the whole year round. this need with “o fusion on the World War battlefields day night. turn of a faucet.’ appliances. See them. — Oscar Judd. said Mrs. Tracy. They are shaped ! S H O W E R —There's Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snyder left foi from ciepe paper with wire stems. nothing quite so The new dlrectoiies for the Esta Pasco, Wash., Sunday and visited healthful and re The disabled men who make them of freshing as a “hot cada Telephone & Telegraph company s h o w e r ." H a v e their son and wife until Tuesday. ten work under great handicaps but plenty of hot water are now ready for distribution. Get acquire remarkable skill in produc on hand atoll times Estacada, Oregon = tfith a G-E. yours t the office of the local tel- Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Potter of Taco ing a close resemblance to the natur = - L A U N D R Y - Ho» liiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiH iiiiiiiiiiiM iiiM iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiT '.are :on -■ puny. ma were guests from Wednesday un al flower. “ water is a neces til Friday of last week of Mr. and sity on wash days Many hundreds of men who could The meeting of Mountain chapter Mrs. H. B. Snyder. to get the clothes white and clean. A not possibly find or perform other cheer club at the home of Miss Maud G-E gives o plenti ful supply of clean Herbert Csrlon ¡»presented the work are given employment hy the Sturgeon Tuesday afternoon did not hot water when you want it. have the usual attendance but proved high school faculty in the measles auxiliary in the poppy program. As this employment is restricted to those to he a very good meeting. Mrs. U.S. epidemic last week. HERE'S receiving little or no government com ESTACADA, OREGON Morgan will be hostess for the June Bud Morris of Portland was r pensation and who have families to WHY 1 meeting with Mrs. Gerbrick as as- guest at the Clint Looney home last support the money they earn bring “W h ere You hear R C A S ou n d ” th« “ M agic f b i c e o f th« S creen ” and A G - l Costs So sistant. Sunday. Little to Use. vital help to a large number of ____________________ - im Cfru»™___________________ _ homes. More than $100,000 has been 1. N E W C o s t | Mrs. Hugh Jones will be occupied Dr. and Mrs. Will Dale and son D o u b le B ill F riday and S a tu rd a y , M ay 9 and 10 C u tte r C a lr o d quite closely for a few months now | Richard and some friends visited al paid by the auxiliary this year in Unit. Cesar Romero in as she has 500 turkeys to look after. [ the home of the doctor’s sister Mrs wages to the potppy makers. 2. Ge n u i n e “ RO M A N C E O F T H E RIO G R A N D E ” Rockwool Insula “The men who make the flowers tion. Wherein the Cisco Kid meets his double. Marylin Underwood is on the sicl* O. E. Smith last Sunday. are comrades of those in whose hon 3. H eat-saving --------— O--------------- list this week. Her sister has just re - 1 Heat Trap. Mis. Fremont Hayden returned or the poppies are worn,” Mrs. Tracy Plus Weaver Brothers and Elviry in covered and started back to school 4. C o ld W ater explained. “They are the ones who “A R K A N SA S JU D G E” Deflector. last Wednesday from The Dalle# again. 8. A d ju s ta b le where she vsited her daughter Mrs. were not called upon to give theii Automatic Ther S u n d a y , M onday and T u *sd ay, M ay 11, 12 a n d 13 lives but to give the health and the Mrs. Hany Farmer and little son Glen Ely and family for ten days. mostat. Errol Flynn in strength which makes life worth came from Portland last Friday to In v e stiga te the E co no m y T o d a y A daughter named Vivian J. wa while. Into the little riowers they “T H E A D V E N T U R E S O F R O B IN H OOD" visit at the home of her parents Mr born Aprii 24 in Portland to Mr. and place great memories of the past and In thrilling technicolor. Adventures and romance more glor general <£ electric and Mrs. R. H. Keeth. ious than the world has ever known. Mrs. Raymond C. Anderson of Eagic from the work they derive new hope Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Keeth accom- for the futuse.” HOT WATER HEATERS panied by Mrs. Dora Kimmel weir Creek. W ed n esd a y and T h u rsd ay, May 14 and IS B a rg a in N ig h ts a s lo w a s Kay Kyser in Why not give mother an unusual H ybrid Corn V a rieties business visitors at the county seat “ Y O U ’LL F IN D O U T ’ $ 4 9 .5 0 and different gift this Mother’s Day, R eported on by C ollege last Friday. With Peter Lorre, Boris Karloff,, Bela Lugosi. Also “Picture May 11. Give her a Mother’s Day Wisconsin hyorid 525 still rankij People.” Two dandy pictures are at the cake. Special 65 cents. Order from A Full Size General Elec at the top among the hybrid field Esta theatre this Friday and Satur our bakery truck driver when he cozn varieties over extended trials tric Range as low as day, May 9 and 10. Cesar Romero in calls at your home or at our bakery at the Corvallis experiment station $99. 95 “ Romance of the Rio Grande“ and Gresham Bakery.— Adv. according to the latest progress re Weaver Bros and Elviry in “Arkan The womens society of the Meth port prepared by R. E. Fore associate, General Electric Refriger sas Judge.”— Adv. odist church will hold a food sale agronomist of the agricultural exper ators up from Among the Estacada people who at Hedgeeock's store Saturday, May iment station. Other nv?h yielding va- rities for western Oregon are Wis spent the week end at the coast wen 10th.— Adv. $ 1 1 9 .9 5 consin 455, Wisconsin 570 and Wisj Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Johnston, Mr. and Mis. John Etiassen and Mr. and Mrs. The county council of the Parent- consin 606 all of which had nearly George Fourier. Ti-ache.s association was hed in Ore the same average yields. The four year figures showed that gon City Wednesday. Those attend Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Meade enter ing from this place were Mrs. Rethv, Wisconsin 525 yieded 9.2 bushels per tained a company of friends on Fri T elep h on e 46-1 F"i<v.>-ns, Mrs. Mary Reev, Mrs. Olive acre or 20 percent above the average day night of last week in observance E sta ca d a , O regon yield of Minnesota 13 the most wide Mehl and Mrs. H. E. Hughes. of their 20th wedding anniversary. ly used open pollinated variety. Ralph Boyer who made many Results from field trials in the var friends in Estacada when he came ious counties differ somewhat and here several yeais ago in the CCC these are also reported in the new cir. was renewing old acquaintances her cular of information No. 241 which the first o f the week. He was a team is now available at county extension This year give something unusual and mate of Dick Sponhauer. Boyer i. offices. different for a Mother’s Day gift. We now in the U. S. arm y stationed a In eastern Oregon Wisconsin 570 offer a cake specially decorated for this amp Lewis. has done well in Baker county while Malheur and Umatilla counties have occasion. It is our famous orange cake Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Hedgecock vis Let us check your car. No cost or obliga hade good results with some later ma made with the juice of tree-ripened or ited their daughter in Portland las' tion to you. 5 Sunday. turing varieties such at Iow'ealth, A, anges and with a tasty lemon filling. Q & A P, and three of the Idahybrids. After a long winter’s driving your car should This cake will be in a beautiful window Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Linn spent thi. These have also done well in Jackson need some spring reconditioning in order to county while Douglas and Josephine week end in Portland visiting Mrs box. serve you unfailingly during summer months. Linn’s mother and with Mr. and Mrs. counties Wisconsin (596 has given ex Eddie Linn. Julius Kneger went witlj cellent yields. A thoro cleaning out of winter lubrication them and visited relatives. S ta te G range O p en in g on Radio and anti-freeze compounds, perhaps a motor Mis. R. G. Marchbank and Misr Light, tender and fluffy. tune-up, or a brake and steering wheel adjust- 5 June Marchbank visited in Portlaur1 The opening day of this years an. Portland Wednesday on a busines? ment. nual convention of the Oregon state mission. grange to be held at Newport will We are equipped to do all the things your Try one of our many varieties of breads. Over 18 be broadcast by remote control over kinds from which to choose car may require and do them both efficiently KOAC the state owned station at NEG RO S P IR IT U A L S and economically with the aid of our precision Corvallis. Final details for the broad The Men’s Chorus of th Metho cast have been approved by the exe methods. s I dist chim b will give a conceit of cutive committee of the grange and §1 Negro Spirituals, songs and ballads the stations for handling opening ev Gresham, Ore. é i North Main Avenue, on Sunday evening. May 18 at 8 o’ ents including the annual address of t ! clock. A fine program of these favo State Master Ray Gill on June 16. Tel Gresham 288 ESTACADA, OREGON | rite songs has been arranged. Don’t The exact hour of the bioadcast will miss it. be announced later. Kstacada misses J. W. Saunders these days. He is now regularly em ployed in Portland in the national de fense setup as a painter. f ■ Cards and Gifts for M o th e rs ’ D a y 1 ALL THE HOT WATER ESTACADA PHARMACY YOUR FAMILY NEEDS! | REMEMBER ] | C.M. Sparks Hardware Co. | ESTA THEATRE (ir e s h a m B a k e r y Hedgecock Grocery & Market M0TÏ1ÜS DÀi z i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i M i i i i i i ii m ii i i i i i i i i i i i ii i i i i i i i i i i i ii i i i i i i i i i i i n m i i i i i i i m n i i i i i i i i m i j - SPECIALS Get Your Car in Tune | For Summer Driving | Mother’s Day Cake special 6 5 c Parkerhouse Roils, d o z e n ^ lS c h resh a m B ak ery Bob Cooke Motor Co. iiiiiiiiiiiHiJHiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHHiiiiiiiii