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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1941)
CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS Mrs. S. D. Dunlop entertained the Estacada contract bridge club at her home in Portland yesterday after The first aid class sponsored by noon. the Oregon civil reserve will be held The benefit card party sponsored in the schoolhouse at Eagle Creek by the ladies o f the Estacada Red nert Wednesday at 8 p.m. Everybody Cross chapter in the city hall last invited. Saturday eve was well patronized. E ST A C A D A LO CALS The Ralph Ahnert family spent Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Pope were the week end at Vernonia visiting at pleasantly surprised at the parson the home of Mr .Ahnerts mother Mrs. age on Monday evening when a party Lawrence Thompson. of f:iends unexpectedly arrived bring K. F. Henry has been transferred ing a shower o f canned goods, gar from the Oregon City water system den products, etc. After a pleasant to Ridge Road camp at Warrenton, evening sandwiches and coffee were this state as bookkeeper for the can served by the ladies. teen. He will continue to maintain C. W. Kruse county commissoner. his residence here -at Kstacadu. was an Estacada visitor Monday. Mrs. ing is rapidly covery ness. E. J. Yocum who is now Portland is reported to on the road to complete from her recent serious Celebrate Navy Day, October 27 ELW OOD by attending the motion picture “ In the Navy’ ’ at the Broadway theat Mr?. Frances Eri and her pupils re, one of the truly great pictures of are busy these days making wood, the year.-_-Adv. work and getting realty for a carni C. L. Clearwater is making some val for Hallowe'en .The directors impiovements in the kitchen o f his have installed some new equipment home by installing various built-ins. for the science classes. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Strean and Miss Lois Smith lei t last Satur daughter Darlene were Sunday visi. day for San Antonio .Texas where tors at the Jack Strean home. she will wed Lt. Rodney A .Seydel. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kauffman of Mayor and Mrs. S. E. Wooster Toledo and Lawrence Kauffman of made a flying t ip to the coast one Woodburn were guests at the home day last week. They left Estacada of Mr .and Mrs. Sanford Cox on about six o’clock andd Mr yor Woos Sunday. ter was back at his desk on Broad Mr. and Mrs. Otis Vallen and way before noon. They spent about half an hour at the coast and brot daughter Mary attended the Jonas Rowe funeral in Portland Monday. home a fine salmon. liv Judge E. L. Pope came to Esta- bJ cm*“ last Friday to see Mayor Woos M. T. Metcalf has purchased a re ter and chief of police Dale Russell 160 acre timber tract in Dodge which ill regarding the blackout on Hallow he will log. e ’en night. Don’t miss the hilarious comedy Dr .and Mrs. W. W. Gilbert en scream "In the Navy’’ starring A b . J. C. Tunnell and Henry Van Hyn- tertained at dinner on Wednesday bott and Costello, the Andrews Sis ing took another deer hunting trip evening o f last week. ters and Dick Powell at the Broad over into eastern Oregon over the Frank Chevron is doing some paint way theatre this Sunday, Monday and week end. Tuesday ,Oct. 26-2l7-<28.—_Adv. ing and improving at the Chapman. Mr .and Mrs. U. S. Morgan drove Chevron residence. L. D. Meade publisher o f the to Albany last Sunday and spent the Clackamas County News has been Try our Hallowe’en bakery spe-1 day with Mrs. Morgan’s sister and cials, Apple sauce cake, pumpkin elected president o f the Clackamas brother-in-law Mr .and Mrs. S. F. County Weekly publishers associa pies, butter bread and almond filled Pitts. coffee cake. Order from our sales tion. Claude Smith o f the Oswego Review is secretary and Floyd Hall O. B. Potter local radio expert, man when he calls at your home or o f the Canby Herald is executive from our bakery .Gresham Bakery.. was called to Aumsville Wednesday secretary. by news announcing the death o f his Adv. "Those classified ads in the Clack father. He expects to return Monday. Principal M. F. Johnston o f the amas County News get results fastei Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Piercy are the Estacada high school is in Salem this than any other medium of advertis week atendidng the Oregon high parents of a baby girl born at the ing I know,* 'said G .S. Smith owner school principals’ conference which Oregon City hospital Sunday morn and manager o f Bonny lure Park at is in session Oct. 23-24-25. ing. Eagle Creek last Saturday. When 1 S. E. Lawrence attended a meet have anything to sell I know I can Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Morgan are ing o f the Clackamas county de depend on the Estacada paper to sell receiving many compliments on their fense council held in the court house it for me” continued Mr. Smith. beautiful rose hedge. The roses are at Oregon city Wednesday evening. now in their fall bloom and are ex ceptionally beautiful. The roof on the local Odd Fellows Estacada Methodist Church hall is being repaired in readiness Hallowe’en card party and dance for the winter rainy season. sponsored by St. Aloysius Altar so ciety will be held Tuesday, October Dale Russell Estacada chief o f po_ 2f> at 8:.'i0 p.m. The party will be lice and Harry Sarver fire chief at held at the city hall, Estacada. Lunch tended a meeting at Oregon City on will be served .prizes given. Admis. Wednesday where plans for the sion 25 cents. A good time assured blackout on October 31st were dis to all.— Adv. cussed. I Church school at 9:50 a.m. Public worship at 11. Sermon sub ject “ They o f all Cities.” Epworth league at 7 p.m. The Women’s society will meet at the parsonage Wednesday, October 19 for a special all day meeting to make articles for the Christmas gift box. The meeting is called for 10 | j i i m iiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif r t a.m. Pot luck dinner at noon. | Expert Piano Tuning, $3.50 I | Have your piano tuned by a man who is a real specialist in this work. f All workmanship guaranteed. § Permanent moth proofing and general re- pairing. | f Leave orders for piano tuning by calling Es tacada Telephone 92-15. Tuner will be in Estacada first week in No- vember. = M. T. SCHUSTER E Milwaukie, Christian Church Notes 10 a.m. bible school. Many o f the children of Estacada are taking ad. vantage o f the opportunity o f the bible school to develop their talent and as an outlet fo r that which they are learning. Expressing ones self in public, quick thinking, memory work and music. No one is well educated who has neglected the spiritual. 11 a.m. worship in prayer, hymn, communion and sermon "W ho’ s O f fended in Christ?” You are welcome to fellowship with us. P. A. Ford, Minister. Oregon 1 ñjiiimiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMimiiimiiitmiimmimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiÉ OUR D E M O C R A C Y tyüU CpééoH Tfagl t S I ack o f thm a m a zin g im pr o v em en t in u s CHILDSS n ' s HEALTH ARE SELF-SACRIFICING d o c t o r s . NURSES AND PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICIALS,- AND HARD-WORKING,ENLIGHTENED DAIRY FARMERS. " 11,11 II1'" |pl V rT 'u T & i 7 m "ill1 ; r* “^HOLSTEIN \ ' (T h is c o u n t r y W »VW“* now h a s t h e f i n e s t , i PUREST M ILK SUPPLY DEATH! FROM MILK SUPPLY IN IN THE WORLD. WORLD... DEATHS THE TWO MAJOR INTESTINAL DISEASES OF INFANT CHILOREN HAVE DECREASCO QO% IN 2 0 YEARS. • Mr. and Mrs .Barker entertained some friends from Molalla Sunday. A dainty little Pinafore to please • dainty little lady! And Pinafores lfor tiny tots and big sisters ara one o f the newest fashions. Make it In Just a few hours at practically no cost, by using two Laundered Cotton Bags. The Cotton Bags are left their natural gleaming white —and the edge of the skirt, pockets and shoulder ruffles are trimmed with colored rick rack. Other Cotton Bag Sewing ideas ara illustrated in a free booklet. Write to National Cotton Council, Box 18, Memphis, or Textile Bags, loO N. LaSalle St-. Chicago, ................ William Slaughter has gone to Warrenton to work in a defense camp. We have started a knitting class again with Mrs. Cora Fitch as in structor .We had a good attendance Friday and expect to have more next Friday evening. im it i PIERCY’S I Broadway Theatre [ § Denzel Piercy, = Manager. Estacada, Oregon Telephone 87-5 E ; Friday and Saturday, Oct. 24-25 E S John Howard in Daymon Runyan’s knockout story "TIGHT SHOES” = This one 1» a “ sleeper” and you will regret it if you miss it. js Plus Richard Alien and Janq Parker in "POWER DIVE.” = Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, October 26-27 28 = Double Bill Abbott & Costello, the Andrews Sisters and Dick Powell in “ IN THE NAVY” 2 Gene Ledbury came home Tues E day. He has been away working for some time. E E E ~ Wednesday and Thursday, October 29.30 Bargain Nights 3 = E Fred MacMurray, Madeline Carroll in “ ONE N IG H T IN L IS B O N ” Plus chapter 7 of “ RIDERS O F D E A T H V A L L E Y ” E Doors open at 6:45 week days. Continuous show Sundays and Holidays starting at 2:15. Regular admission. Adult« 30c including tax. Children under 12 years 9c. Bargain Nights. Adults 15c including tax. Children under 12 years 9 cents. s E E E = -iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimmim Mr. and Mrs. Dan Staihlnecker^ spent the weekend in Sherwood. Johnnie Wilson is staying at the Otis Vallen home. Here You Always Get Mr. and Mis. John | Myers and ] daughter Doric called at the Stanford Cox home Mondoy evening. Dependable Motor Repairs T. G. Todd from Louisiana visited with Mr .Brown last week. Now that cold weather is close you’ll want the best possil/le service for your car. Seek to Conserve Soil on Farms To conserve the soil and the fer tility of the farms owned by the Federal Land bank and the Federal Farm Mortgage corporation all acre ages seeded on these farms in 1912 will be in compliance with the agri cultural conservation program allot, ments ,H .Oliver Buxton, Oregon City, secretary-treasurer o f the na tional fatm loan association serving Clackamas county announced this week. “ Not only will this keep the farms in the best productive state possible until the properties can be returned to family ownership,’ ’ Buxton said, “ but just as importantly it will mean that the operators o f these farms will be able to cooperate with the food for defense piogram.” In the first nine months o f 1941, 7 sales of properties owned by these organizations in Clackamas county were handled thru his office Buxton said. These sales amounted to $28,- 392,57. “ Requirements for compliance with acreage allotments apply only to farms owned by the land bank or the federal farm mortgage corpora tion,” Buxton pointed out. “ Borrow ers and those purchasing farms from both institutions hold tiitle to their own farms and therefore decide for themselves whether they will com ply with the program.” The date for the homecoming cel ebration at Oregon state college has been set for November 8 when Ore gon state plays UCLA on Bell field. Ron Davis senior ¡n agriculture from Deer Island has been named general chairman to head a large committee to prepare the program for the en CHINA PHEASANT SEASON tertainment o f the old grads. OPENS THIS WEÈK /AVINO MONEY v .V.’H FRIDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1941 At 8 a.m. last Wednesday morning, October 22 the three day China phea sant season in western Oregon o ffi. cially opened .The other two days of the season come on Saturday and Sunday, October 25 and 26. Inasmuch as experience has shown that artificial propagation cannot keep up the the increased demand for China pheasants steps have been ta ken to promote greater natural pro duction. With this in mind the Oregon state game commission under the federal Pittman-Robertson act has set aside approximately 100,000 acres in the Willamette valley as reserves for young birds. This tciritory comprises but l-27th o f the entire valley area and thru such reserves the commis sion is making an effort to avoid clo sures and maintain the supply and thus perpetuate hunting for the ben efit o f the hunter. The reserves are not only design, ed to protect a nucleus o f birds until they can build up a supply and in crease the number on the reserve but also to help populate the adjoining .ureas. Reserves now set up will not be closed perpetually but only for a few years when they will again be open to hunters and other areas es tablished in alternative in the same mannert and like period. The bag limit in the valley will be not more than t«x> male birds in any one day or more than four birds in the entire season o f three days. Counties included in the valley area include Multnomah, Clackamas, Col umbia. Washington, Yamhill, Polk. Marion, Benton, Lane and Linm counties. ( By hav ing your motor checked now and worn parts re placed, you’ll save yourself real trouble later on. Bring your car in today. Bob Cooke Motor Co. Estacada, Oregon “ Your Ford Dealer’ See the New 1942 Ford o n Display in our Show room ;;lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllllllllli:rt HEY KIDS, Y O U A R E A L L INVITED to the [ New Broadway Theatre | Hallowe’en Party | | FREE SHOW FOR K ID S ! 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