Clackamas County news., November 14, 1941, Image 5

M s. Hugh Wilson was out fr
Portland Friday and spent the <
with her daughter Mrs .Grace
and called on several friends.
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Harry Sturdevant has been mak,;
cement walks for T .H .Groves
ound the new house just built
Deep Creels.
The exact time o f sunset at the
Eddie Brown spent Sunday in
naval academy is determined by the land helping his brother Clyde j
family
get settled in their new h<
admiral, commandment .following an
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old navy custom.
Mrs. Bee Wallace enjoyed a *
at Boring Wednesday with her
A marine and bluejacket alternate ghterJnJiaw Mrs. Willard
in always guarding the tomb o f John and the two little grandchildre
Miss Lena Stillwell and
P^ul Jones at thte naval academy.
mie Randall o f Dayton were
guests o f Mrs. B .A. Millsap on ' 1
nesday.
DOVER
Mr .and Mrs. Hal Ely o f Moi
Most of the Dover residents are this state were recent guests of
enjoying the blessings o f the long uncle Hal Gibson and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sturdi
awaited electricity. The lines were
energized the first o f the week and were in Portland Friday evenin
guests
o f their son Ben and
electricity was turned on by sections.
Now not only houses are lighted but Ben is building a new home on(
streets across from Harmony
electric irons ,toasters, radios, roost­
Guy Munger and family of
ers, pumps .incubators are now in
use. Doveir residents are grateful land with Mr. and Mss. A .H
were dinner guests of Mr. an
and will be able to celebate a real Paul Still at Eagle Creek Sun
Thanksgiving this year.
Mrs. Mary Hayes and dai
Mrs. Wm. Vollbrecht .former Do­ Helen of Portland were week
ver resident died at the Gresham Rest guests o f Mrs. Frank Thomas.
home last Sunday. Carrolls Funeral
A Bonneville power line to
home handled the funeral on Thurs­ nect with the aluminum plant
day with interment being made in Troutdale is crossing near here
Forest Lawn cemetery. She leaves will oross the Ammaseger hill. Abi
several children, one o f which is twenty-five men will be employe'
Waiter VolItl edit with whom she
During the past week Mrs. L. A
Wallace has enjoyed friends calling.
made her home until recently.
Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Cosgrove o f Dam­
Mrs. Rydean attended teachers in
ascus and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hend-
Mrs. Ed
past two week » .
LaCroy at Waf. 1
on Wednesday.
Just Drop It
in the Mail Box
If you are unable to come to our bank per­
sonally to make your deposit just put it in an en­
velope and drop it in the mail box.
Mr. and Mrs.
daughter Doris,,
and Mis .Ellen,
day afternoon
kins daught
at the Go
Poitland.
major of
ing.
Banking by mail is safe, handy and saves you
time when you need it most.
Ask for a supply of our special “ Bank by
Mail” envelopes. They are free
the ask­
ing at our bank.
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“ Bank by Mail” deposits are given our most
careful attention and your account is properly
credited.
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