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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1941)
CLUB HEADQUARTERS FOR SK IERS PLANNED CLACKAMAS COUNTY N*WS FRIDAY, OCTOBER .11 ,1941 r.ew members and the saturation of ?d slight injuries. Hal Gibson is steadily getting bet old ones, advance information on the Suite police who investigated said ter and is made happy each day when plana indicates. the Coffman car swerved out of its relatives and friends come to see him. lino of traffic and collided with the An event of no mean proportions Monday W. S. Pulmutcer of Mor, other car, both machines being bad y On is planned for the Hallowe’en week ANOTHER FATAL c r a s h gan, this state and Mr. und Mrs. damaged. und by the Oregon City ski club at ON TH E LOOP HIGHW AY Chris Coffman was cited on a reckless lers. Johnson o," Estucad: were cal their new headquarters six miles ab driving charge and will be given a Three men were Injured one fatal ove Rhododendron. The ciub has purchased the old ly in an automobile collission on the hearing in the Sandy justice court. Mrs. Lloyd Potter attended the Oregon Trail tavern building and Mt. Hood loop near Brightwood last NA TIV E PIO N EE R H O PES Good Will club Thursday and brot members have been spending consid 1 Saturday and one of the drivers was TO BE 87 her lovely little two months old dau. erable time renovating and returneh- | cited on a reckless driving charge. ghter, Karen Marie whom the mem Pleas Roork one of Oregon’s best ing the piece. Furniture ha! been pur J. S .Cox, Portland suffered inju- known native pioneers called on bers greatly enjoyed seeing. chased and bunks are being built to ies that caused his death a short time friends here this week. Roork admits accomodate overnight members. later at the Portland sanitarium while was an enjoyable meeting is “not very well’ but says “I’ve at There A fé ture of the dedication of the his companion Lester Clark and the he the C. D. Whitehead home last still got the grit of a bulldog and newt home will be the initiation of other driver Howard Coffman receiv. God willin’ I’ll be 87 this coming No week when their son Milburn’s wife come to visit them. This was their vember 21.” iiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiimimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimii first meeting and a very happy occa Roork was born near the Frank sion. She is living in San Diego while lin high school site in Portland but her husband is stationed in Honolulu pent most of his life near the Mult- nomah-Claekamas county line about with the U. S. navy. five miles west of Sandy. He was Locke of Bonneville a Multnomah county deputy sheriff and Mrs Mrs. .Lloyd .McMann of Monroe, in early days and frequently when Wash, were A guests of Mr .and Mrs. carrying a complaint from Mutno- | D e n z e l Piercy, M a n a g e r. T e le p h o n e 8 7 -5 § mah county for an arrest would have Jimmy Gilchrist last week. to ride horseback all the way to E a Estaca d a , O re g o n gle Creek to have the warrant en Miss Irene Rivers a teacher of economics in the Shelton, — Friday and Saturday, Oct. 31, Nov. 1 Double Bill — dorsed if the “victim*1 crossed over home into Clackamas county or lived in Wash, high school was a week end S Richard Dix in guest of her parents Mi’, and Mrs, this area which often happened. “ THE ROUNDUP" Lewis Rivers. She"was accompanied S Pit's Jackie Cooper, Jane Withers in ‘HER FIR ST BEAU ” What have you to trade for a new | by Miss Alma Burke also a teacher Singer electric cabinet sewing mach in the same school. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Nov, 2-3-4 ine? We also have for sale a used Erroll Flynn, Fred MacMurray in W arner Bros, spectacular portable electric sewing machine very Mrs. Frank Thomas enjoyed a vis technicolor success reasonable. Smooth top gas range it in Portland last week with her sis. "D IV E BOM BER’* with large garbage burner $12.50. ters. B argain N ights = For bargains go to Tobaison Second Rev. and Mrs. C. P. Gates of Se E W ednesday, Thursday, Novem ber 5-6 Hand Store, Powell Blvd., Gresham, £ John Barrymore, Virginia Bruce in attle visited with their aunt Mrs. Oregon.— Adv. “ IN V ISIB L E W OMAN” Bert Milisap last week. g Pius chapter 8 of “ RIDERS OF DEATH VALLEY__________________ | IM PETIG O CONTINUES TO Mrs. Leslie Wallace was a charm Doors open at 6:45 week days. Continuous show Sundays and E LEAD COMMUN1CABLES ing hostess to the Good Will club — Holidays starting at 2:15. Regular admission. Adults 30c including tax. Children under g Thursday. An important business ses 2 12 years 9c. S Impetigo continues to lead the list was held followed b,y some in. Bargain Nights. Adults 15c including tax. Children under = of communicable diseases reported sion teresting discussions .A delicious lun = 12 years 9 cents. to the county health service Wlh 58 ”niiiiiiiiiiNMiiimiimiimiiMiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiMiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiii percent of the county doctors re cheon was served to G ace Still, Eva Milisap, Daisy Hickmund, Amy Riv porting seven cases of impetigo were ers, Ruth Potter, Gladys Lake, Mar file during the last week garet Gilchrist, Mabel Slaughter, Ï» on There were three case« of influ Maudie O’Dell, Minnie Forman, Meda enza an done each of chicken pox, Whitehead, Hazel Wooster, Mrs. W. whooping cough, and syphilis. A. Wood a guest ,and the hostess. F I E R C Y ’S [ Broadway Theatre | VALE OF V IO L A Autumn with its invigorating uir and gentle winds is with us again. The drying leaves fall inertly weigh ted with the heaviest of dews in the morning. The tall weeds and twigs of trees are wreathed with garlands of spider webs heavy laden with bead, ed dew. The leaves underfoot are soft as velvet and lie sodden in the paths. Later Wheh the sun shines brightly the webs dry out and fly thru the air lighter than thistle down. They snare you across the face as you walk, they attach themselves to your hat and bob merrily as you go along your way; they cut across your face and wind themselves about your glasses. The leaves are crisp now and rustle to your tread. To ev- eiy breeze is added the scores of dropping leaves that answer every call of the wind. The huge leaves of the maple lie thick on the road and you travel over them us flowers strewn in your path. They lie crushed and shattered by the wheels of traffic only to find rest when blown by a drying wind against some rock or tree or bush by the road way. They have had their day, spring, summer and fall. A few butterflies still visit the zinnias and late autumn flowers. Moth.«, big and little, scurry from plant to plant getting a taste of food before they fold their wings to sleep forever. The valley is beautiful with gold and scarlet ,green and purple. Apples golden and ted still cling to the trees in the orchards. We have reaped a bountiful harvest of things good and desireable.— Z. H. VIOLA it Whrfa you’re In the seat o f a “fcalerpillar” Diesel Tractor you don't have to stretch or strain to see »be furrow ahead and the tool behind. “Caterpillar” Engineers planned this good visibility to lessen your fatigue. f HESSEL Implement Co. Gresham, Oregon The Harding grange home econom ics club met at the home of Mrs. A 11. Moll on Friday afternoon. A bu siness meeting was held. Mrs. Max. well county chairman of the Red Red Cross. The club is now doing Cross attended the afternoon meet Red Cross sewing along with the ing and told of the workings of the other work. Those present were Mrs. Harry Traylor, Mrs. F.arl Lankins, Mrs. Nora Lankins, Mrs. Ellen Sum TAX EX EM PTIO N ASKED mons, Mrs. A. J Wyman .Lillian FOR TIM B ERLIN E LODGE Thompson, Mrs. Mehala Babbler, Mrs. Ed Barrett, Mrs. Ed Bateson, the same attention to rich or poor regardless Suit for an injunction to prevent Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. A. H. Moll. levying taxes for 1939, 1940 and 1941 on Timberline Lodge Inc., has Mrs. Earl Lankins and daughter of class or creed been filed in the circuit court at Doris won first place in the count- Oregon City against Clackamas coun state grange-White Satin sugar con ty assessor Rufus E. Wood and Sher test held at Damascus grange on iff Fred Reaksecker. Wednesday. Mrs. Lankins took first The complaint states that the lodge on canned fruit and Doris took first DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE on preserves and first on jelly. All is being operated with the United States forest service for public ben of the firsts went into grange head GRESHAM. OREGON Phone 247 efit and that the taxes would inter quarters in Portland to be judged fere with governmental activities. with firsts from all over the state. The suit asks that the levies be stric Mrs. Lankins took, fifth in this judg_ miimiiiimiimiimiiimiiiiiimimmmniimiHimmimimimmmmmmmmmw ken off. ing and won one of the 21 Vài quart ---------- o---------- pressure cookers. The C hristian Church Mr. and Mrs. Harry Traylor vis ited their daughter Mrs. Kenneth Pal 10 a.m. bible school. Character is mer and infant daughter at the Ore largely made up by what enters thd gon City hospital Saturday evening. i mind. The Scriptures teB us that I “As a man thinketh in his heart, so The rest of the evening was spent with their other son-in-law and dau is he,” “As the twig is bent so is ghter Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lamb the tree inclined.” Read Prov. 22:6. in Portland. Our children are in a scripture mem In the Navy you get a training worth $1500; orizing contest. The good that they Mr. and Mrs. d e v e Caldwell of steady pay; regular pay increase; all living ex will gain by hiding God's work in Portland visited Monday with Mr. their hearts cannot be measured. penses paid; free medical and dental care; re- and Mrs .A. J. Wyman. 11 a.m., worship hour in hymn, | tirement income; chance to reach the top; fun pfayer, communion and sermon on Mrs. Ed Bateson visited her dau. and recreation; travel and adventure; and last the subject “Resisting the Devil.” ghter Mrs. Ernest Evanson Jr. at 1 a chance to serve your country. E You are welcome. the Oregon City hospital Tuesday af P. A. Ford, Minister. ternoon. ---------- o---------- Mrs. Joe McComb spent Friday BARTON You can alw’ays depend on the U. S. Navy and with her sister Mrs. Hazel Green R e d C r o s s w o r k e r s are on t h s job In all A r m y a n d N a v y c a m p s a n d s t a t io n s you can also depend on this bank to give you not Virginia O’Dell was able to return t h r o u g h o u t th e c o u n t ry to a s s is t in the im p o rta n t task o f m a in t a in in g m o ra le . in Oregon City. A b o v e , a n A r m y fiie r le a v e s u n fin ish e d p e rs o n a l m a tt e r s fo r the R e d C r o e s to school this week after a painful field Mr .and Mrs. Victor Ficken and only the most modern, efficient banking ser d ir e c t o r to ta k e ca re o f w h ile he e m b a r k s on a n e m e rg e n c y flig h t a c r o s s siege of poison oak. daughter Elaine of Mills City spent c o u n t r y . T h e R e d C r o s s is the official m e a n s of c o m m u n ic a t io n b e tw e e n s e r v lc a vice, but also friendly, helpful counsel in all of Mrs. Jas. Slaughter had as week m en a n d t h e ir fa m ilie s b a c k hom e. Sunday evening at the Ed Ficken end guests her son Carl and her sis your financial problems. home. ter Mrs. W. A. Cobb of Seattle. Mrs. Ben Tannler Sr. visited her Mr. and Mrs. Claude McMurray of daughter Mrs. Tom Jubb Sunday. LET US SER V E YO U Portland were here to see their un cle Hal Gibson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lankins and Mrs. W. A. Wood of Portland visit daughter Doris attended the program ed with Mr. and Mrss. Harry Hick, at grange headquarters Monday ev_ ening. mund a few days last week. They We strive to conduct each service in a digni are friends of many years. Mrs. Ernest Evanson Sr. is spend Ray Forman and a friends return fied, conscientious and courteous manner. ing several days with her son Ernest ed last week from an eastern Ore at Redland. gon hunting trip. Mrs. Emify 6harp and Carolino Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hickmund Jubb of Portland spent the week end went to Salem for the week end and with relatives here. _ **«i »»* — on Sunday with relatives spent the Gresham, Or«. Phone 208 jiiiminiiimmiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiMiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiimmiiimiiiiiiïi day at the beach. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McComb vis ited Sunday with the latter« moth er Mrs. Ed Schweitzer at Garfield. PO P E Y E , THE R E C R U I T I N G O F F I C I H A N D S OUT A R O U G H IDEA! Sunday dinner geusts at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lankins were r - A N ‘ V A G ET F R E E M E D IK A l A N ’ ’ ^ - A N B E S I D E S VA f-E X C U S E - ME, I D ID N 'T You'll look great in a Navy uniforml Mrs. Lankins parents Mr. and Mrs. D E N T A L CAR E IN T H ’ N A V W OKAV. N L E A R N A N V ONE OF M E A N t o DO T H A T — POPEWE. VOU - A N ' T H ' S W E L L FOOD F IL L E D R. A. Ten Flyck of Marmot nnd Mr. FORTV ODD S K IL L E D I B u t it CelVES VA A Everyone looks bigger, handsomer, m CAN S IG N OUT' V I T A M I N A M A K E S V A t T R A D E S IN ROUGH ID E A bUHAT and Mrs. Miles Ten Eyck and chil that uniform Uncle Sam s Navy gives you. M E UP. T H ' N A V V DONE UNCLE SAN dren of Potland and Mrs. Nora I in* " muskles s o B i 0 j - o O P O r And that's only o start Uncle Sam takes RIGHT NOUjfi FER M E Ü kins and Mrs. Ellen Simmons. great care of his sailorv Attention CARKOLL FUNERAL HOME | The U. S. Navy Offers Many Advantages | Clackamas County Bank Sandy,Oregon Dignity JACOBSON FUNERAL H O I # Free meals. Free board. Free travel. Free medical and dental care. Free train ing in any one of fifty-odd skilled trades. And the Navy pays you good money while you learn. What an opportunity! If you are 17 or Over, get o free copy of the illustrated booklet, “life in the U. S. Novy”, from the Navy Editor of this newspaper. 2 SERVE -TOUR COUNTRV.' B uil D -touR FUTURE ! GET IN THE NAVV MOLD* O rchard Ridge D airy. R efrigera'or cooling system, good cold milk, but ter and cream the whole year round, — Oscar Judd. Ancient Rocks The oldest rocks whose age has been definitely determined are in South Dakota and Manitoba—l,70u,- I 000,000 years old.
