CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
Atlee Erickson down Curinsville
Oregon and Washington fruit gro­
way has a good hold on the title of wers have been meeting with a short
“ parsnip king'1.
Atlee has raised age in refrigerator cars by improving
R. R. Cooke will referee the foot­ some parsnips this year that are two the refrigeration so more fruit can
ball frame today between the Sandy
feet long. A few o f the wonders of be shipped in a single car. One me.
Pioneers and the Chemawa Braves, nature are on display this week at tliod is to use dry ice, found parti­
to he held on the Sandy frridiron. A the Currinsville store.
cularly valuable in shipping cher­
tough battle is anticipated.
ries. Pear shippers by precooling the
Gene A u tiy is at the new Broad, fruit are able to load nearly half
M is. Fitch conducted her first
way theatre this Friday and Saturday again as many pears in a car is is
class in knitting at the Estacada city
evenings in “ Sunset in W yom ing.” possible otherwise.
hall yesterday afternoon from 1 till
Adv.
5. Classes will be held every Thurs­
day starting at the same time until
De«p Cre«k Dairy.— Morning de
./u r t h e r notice. Mrs. Fitch devotes liverlM*** -earn and milk. Call Carl Prepare Now for Mach'nery
Lack is Farm Advice
.r hours to each class this year.
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E S T A C A D A LOCALS
Bartholomew
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F. E.
f.tfce Currinsville
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 ,1941
VIOLA
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Harry Traylor returned home on
Monday evening after a month visit
with his mother and other relatives
in Iowa.
PIERCY’S
Mrs. Nora Lankins and Mrs. Ellen
Simmons spent Thursday with Mrs.
Tom Smith and her mothei Mrs .S te l.
la McCorkle in Oregon City.
| Broadway Theatre !
= Denzel Piercy, Manager.
Telephone 87-5 =
Estacada, Oregon
Mr .and Mrs. Joe McComb and M l.
and Mrs. Albert McComb attended
the stock show in Portland Friday.
Friday and Saturday, October 17-18
Gene Autry in
"S U N S E T IN W Y O M IN G ”
Plus “ HIRED W IF E ”
Mrs .Ed Trimpler, Mrs. A. J. W y ­
man ,Mrs. Harry Traylor and Mrs.
Faced with a possible shortage of
Eanl Lankins attended the Pomona
farm machinery for next year and in-
grange meeting at Damascus on W ed ­
sbility to get prompt delivery o f re­
nesday.
ta ils Oregon farmers are being ad
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Bard o f Port­
vised by Robert Taylor o f Adams,
“
•hairman o f the state USDA agricul land visited Sunday afternoon with
tural defense board to make plans Mrs. L. S. Tenny and the girls.
Double
Bill
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Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, October 19.20-21
Ray Millard and William Holden in
“ I W A N T E D W IN G S ”
Wednesday, Thursday, October 2 2-23
Bargain
Herbert Marshall, Virginia Bruce in
“ A D V E N T U R E IN W A S H IN G T O N ”
Plus Chapter 6 "R ID E R S OF D E A T H V A L L E Y ”
Nights
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now to foresee their 1942 equipment
Mr. and Mrs .Stanley Ficken and
requirements.
daughter Lonna Mae of Spray, Ore­
The days when a grower can rush
Doors open at 6 :4 5 week days. Continuous show Sundays and
E
gon spent Thursday night with Stan­
\ town and buy a new piece o f equip
Holidays starting at 2 :1 6 .
s
leys parents Mr. and Mrs. John Fick­
nt or even get the right replace-
Regular admission. Adults 30c including tax. Children under
=
en.
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12 years 9c.
t part at a moment’s notice arc
Bargain Nights. Adults 16c including tax. Children
under E
ibly over for the duration o f the
Mrs. Oma Russell o f Highland cal­
12 years 9 cents.
S
ncy says Talyor. On the other led at the Earl Lankins home M on. S
e government is making ev- day.
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to see that needed farm
Mrs. Hai ry Traylor spent Satur­
--'d repairs are provided
day with her daughters Mrs. Norman
ately as possible thru
Lamb and Mrss. Kenneth Palmer in
- * orities.
Portland.
.
e equipment survey re.
ted by county USDA
Mr .and Mrs. Andrew Lovell of
's shows that Oregon Haywood, Calif., have been visiting
Y to need more than several days at the J. McComb home.
tit of farm machinery V Mr. Lovell is a nephew of Mr. Me
because o f the farm Comb.
d the increased pro
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Evan son Jr.
•
“ food for free-
o f Redland visited Sunday with the
of cover crop latters parents Mn. and Mrs. Ed Bate
o o mm
Xe feed crops son.
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DANCE
Old Time and Modem
Every Saturday Night
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AT EAGLE CREEK
’ ureases in
Mrs. Nora Lankins and Mrs. Ellen
beef pro- Simmons visited Monday afternoon
n labor with Mrs .L. S. Tenny.
■ indi-
Henry Tannler ond nephew Ken­
the
neth Jubb attended the stock show in
Portland on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert McComb spent
■turday with the latters mother
Schweitzer in Garfield.
Music by Tiny and His Wranglers
and
Every Sunday Night at
RIVERSIDE HALL, WILLAMETTE
Tune in on K W JJ Every Sunday at 3 P. M.
Union Music
The Word “Baad“
? "bead” Is derived from the
Dlildan, to pray. Original-
¿1 with the bends on a re*
on extended to mean 1 I-
Vced object that can as
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