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About Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1941)
r CLACKAilAS COt'NTY NEWS r ESTACADA LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Dunlop of Portland visited relatives and friends in Estacada on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Richman of Cascade Locks are the parents of a baby boy ho:n last Sunday afternoon at Emanuel hospital in Portland. M iss Kathryn McConnell Is back at her work attain at the Estacada Tele phone company office after an ab sence of about two weeks due to sickness. Alva Smith and Floyd Hale were putting up some new telephone lines in the Sprintrwater country this week for the local telephone company. Free Show for the kiddies under 12 years at the new Broadway this evening, Hallowe’en eve.— Adv. Mrs. Sarah Sylvester of Portland visited last week at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. E. Linn. Mrs. Lillian Jamieson of New York City is visiting at the home Oi her cousin Mrs. W. E. Linn. Principal and Mrs. M. F. Johnston spent Friday and Saturday of last week at Salem where Mr. Johnston attended the Oregon high school principals conference. Roland Kitching son of Mr. and Mrs. H ,W. Kitching of this city has enrolled as a student at the Ben son Polytechnic school in Portland. Deep Creek Dairy.—Morning de liveries oi cream and milk. Call Carl Rehberg, Tel. 86-61. Returning from Salem Monday ev ening, while passing thru Oregon City Mr. and Mrs. C’has. Weaver were sideswiped by another car. Slight damage was done tne cais but Mr. and Mrs. Weaver were considerably shaken up. Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Hayden and daughters Eiaine and Donnalee have •returned from a trip to California where they visited another daugh ter .Mrs. Kenneth Weaver. Brooks Snyder who is in the U. S. signal corps has been transferred from Fort Lewis to a camp In New Jersey. Mayor S .E. Wooster spent a cou ple of days last week at lone in eas tern Oregon hunting ducks. The ma_ yor who is getting along toward 80 yeatta of age w still a good shot and brot, hyme a fine bag of ducks. Don’t miss the magnificant tech nicolor picture “ Dive Bomber’ ’at the Broadway theatre this Sunday, Monday and Tuesday .November 2, ¡1 and 4. Stars Errol Flynn and Fred M ac M u rray.— Adv. Mr .and Mrs. F. E. Dooley, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bartholomew and son Bobbie of Estacada and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Saling of Oak Grove spent the week end at Echo, this state where they attended the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bartholomew .Over 100 relatives and friends enjoyed a turkey and ham dinner as a highlight of the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tracy of Viola were Friday evening guests at the I,. I). Meade home. The Estacada Pharmacy building was improved last week with a coat of new paint on the exterior wood work. The yellow parking lines on Esta- cada’s streets were freshened up last week. Arthur Helton form er resident and business man of Estacada was an Estacada visitor on Wednesday re maining until Thursday morning. Mr. Helton and his family now op erate the Breakers apartments at Longview, Wash.. He said they had enjoyed a very good season. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beck of Port land were visiting friends and rela. tives in Estacada and vicinity Wed nesday. Mesdames, Neva Day, Lorraine Sagner ami H .E. Hughes were shop ping in Portland Saturday. “The Roundup” has more thrills than any western show on the screen. See it at the Broadway theatre Es tacada this Friday and Saturday.— Adv. Mr. and Mrs. George Geil have re turned from a two weeks deer hunt ing trip into eastern Oregon. They went to stay for two days and stayed two weeks. A most successful trip is reported. The Riders of the Cascades will have a ma*ied Hallowe’en party this evening, October 31st at the Flying T ranch of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tracy in Viola. Free show for kids up to 12 years >f age at the Broadway theatre to. light ,Hallowe'en eve, October SI. — A dv. _ _ _ __ ■ Try our Hallowe’en cake decorated with cats and pumpkins. A large se lection of doughnuts and those de. licious pumpkin pies spiced just right Order from our salesman when he calls at your home or from our bakery. Gresham Bakery.— Adv. J. C. Tunnell of the Currlnsville store spent last Sunday breaking a broncho. Not may cowboys can beat “ Buster” when it comes to breaking a hoss. The Mt. Chapter Cheer club will meet next Tuesday, Nov. 4th in the Masonic temple dining room. P o ta to G row er» H andle L a b o r S h o rtag e P ro b lem Crook and Deschutes county pota to growers have taken systematic steps to meet the harvest labor pro blem according to G .Y. Hegglund ag ricultural agent for Deschutes coun ty. He reports that growers of the two counties have established stand ard pay rates for digging and picking and arranged for the state employ ment service to maintain a headquar ters at his office during potato har. vesting season to assist in more even distribution of labor. In Malheur county at Ontario gro. wer arranged wlOi the CCC camp there for the boys to pick his pota toes after they were dug in return for one-third of the crop. S q u a re D ances Sw eeping on W ith O ld-T im e Sw ing The old time square dance is not only coming bark but is taking the country with speed comp: rable to a new collegiate fad reports Miss Izoal Jensen OSC extension specialist in community social organization who has just held some tiairing meetings in southern Oregon. These training meetings held in Coos, Jackson ond Klamath counties were the first of a series which will include other coun ties this fall and winter. Outdoor square dancing this sum mer at a national training meeting at Colorado Springs attended by Miss Jensen was participated in on some occasion by from 60 to 80 sets of four couples eoch. Both young and old are taking to these “swing clubs” says Miss Jen sen. They are being introduced in schools for noon hour or after.school recreation, are used by granges and other community groups and are even being used a t church parties .fre quently with the participants in cos tume. The best crock we’ve heard lately is that the reason Hitler always looks so sour is that he gets up on the wrong side of the channel every mor ning. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31 ,1911 PORTER Miss Verna Weeman daughter of | The Tom Weaver that figured In Mr .and Mrs. Roy Weeman of this the sailboat accident Sunday at Blue Mr. and Mrs .Ed Lee are home af city who gifadunted from the local Lake in whim one boy was drowned ter a months trip to Idaho. high school la t year is now attending , is the son of Mr .and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Anders were Oregon state college. Weaver of Eat tacada. Thursday evening dinner guests at the H. Lombard home in honor of Miss Virginia’s seventh birthday. Leo Van Houten from Sandy called at the Lombard home Sunday. Mr .and Mrs. L'oyd Shipley and baby visited her sister Mrs. Byron Anders last week. Avoiding driving trouble is just as simple as Half of the school children are ab driving into our garage. Our superior mechan sent because of mumps. Avoid Costly Bills Methodist Church Notes Church school 9:50 a.m. Public worship at 11. Sermon sub-! ject “The Youth of Today and the Church and the World of Tomor row.” Epworth league at 7 p.m. HARDING GRANGE WILL HOLD CARD PARTIES Harding grange is starting a ser ies of card parties, the first of which will be held this Saturday ev- I ening, November 1st at 8 o’clock. Everybody is invited to come and have a good time. Rea l the ads and take advantage of the bargains offered. ics and service men as well as the use of high quality lubricants and parts insure you of safe, dependable service at all times. 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