Clackamas County news. (Estacada, Or.) 1928-1957, December 05, 1941, Image 2

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    CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
FRIDAY, DEC, 8, 1941
horse trailer. Inquire Clackamas
immortals of the navy.
b a r t o n
County News .Estacada.
To avoid bodily collisions sailors mm
Thomas had a narrow es^ in Uncle Sam’s navy ascend ladders
WANTED. Responsible middle ag_ Frank
fiom a bad accident Wednesday. on the starboard (right) side of the
ed lady to go into a home and be cape
vessel and descend on the port or
companion and do the little bit of He fell some distance from a hay left
side.
loft landing on his face and wus
house
work
for
elderly
lady
living
in
WARM UP AND LUBRICATION
knocked
completely
unconscious
for
the Lagan district. Tel. Red and 18- a few seconds. He cou.d not go to
FOR THE WEEK END
16 or Estacada 32-7.
his work with the U.P.lt.R. lor a
FOR RENT. 18 acre farm 1 mile few days.
Or SUNSHINE GRAHAM
north of Estacada. 500 hen poultry: Tillman Forman spent the holidays
house with electricity and water. Or at his home heie. Ou Sunday he was
CRACKERS
- m —
will rent living quarters with poultry a dinner guest ut the Parker home in
house and garden if wished, with Gresham and in the evening with h'.s Combining the versatile talents of
Box Only
•are of sheep. Liberal terms. Ruth L. friends John Giluuin anil Byron De Clark Gable and Rosalind Russell as
co-stars “They Met in Bombay” co­
Dillon, Estacada Tel. 12-6
Young returned to OSC.
ming to the Broadway theatre this
Mrs.
Minnie
horinan
attended
a
FOR SALE. Cow fresh in a few
Friday and Saturday, December 5
EVEN IN*
lays. Joe Guttridge, Estacada, route card party Thursday n Poitland in and 6 is a romantic melodrama graph­
the hospitality loom of the Public
keyed into international com­
SUB-ZERO WEATHER 2. Tel. 27-12.
service building given by the Mothers ically
plications
in the Orient.
club of the Kappa Sigma-
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
With this headlined news front
High speed motors and more powerful engines have
Mr. and
Mrs. Carrod
as ,
Farm With “CATERPIL­ 1941 Plymouth sedan, heater and couple
of days
in Salem Bush this »pent
week a ,Beethingr
. diamatic
“ with .. intrigue
. background
, and , violence
_ ,, and
intensified punishment which motor oil must take.. SHELL
def roster.
their
,Gable
LAR” and bank the 1941
X-100
motor oil helps safeguard fine motors.
and attended the Nut Growers con­ Russell as a pair of intrepid adven­
Plymouth tudor, heater and
difference.
vention.
defroster.
turers are given wide latitude in
This is the slogan of many who 1931 Pontiac sedan ................. $78 Mrs .Adolph Still was a charming bringing their unusual talents to the
CHILI CON CARNE, tall can............................10<?
farm with “Caterpillar’’ Diesel 1930 Plymouth sedan ................. $75 hostess Tussday when she entertain­ screen.
Flavor Foods brand with beef and frijoles.
tractors. Because these full Dies- HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. ed friends at a luncheon. Her guests , Gable’s role is cut smartly to the
were Mis. Paul Still of Sag e iee-,
0f outstanding work as a
el-powered tractors are so econ­
Gresham, Oregon
omical to operate, they have ena­
Mrs. Glen Mungei, Mrs. r ^ va“" two-ifisted man of action. Here as a
RADIANT FRUIT MIX, pound pkg..................43<)
International Trucks
bled hundreds of farmers to real­
ser and Mrs. Ule Olson a o oi one-time British army officer he as.
Contains a wonderful assortment of fine fruits.
ize extra profits from lowered op­ Chrysler, Plym outh, 1I1C T rucks land.
sumes nonchalently the part of a cle-j
C hrysler
Plym outh
erating costs, extra profits they
Mrs. Mollie Burnett who spent the ver modem crook operating in smart
can hank or use in farm improve­
summer in a cabin near Deep Creek social circles.
PHONE 229
FRUIT MIX IN BULK AT LOWEST PRICES
ment.
has gone into Portland to spend the Second feature on the program Fri
SALE. Airway vacuum clean­ winter with her grandson.
day and Saturday is the popular cow­
Let us explain how these savings er FOR
in good condition. Priced very rea­ Mrs. Frank Whitehead and little boy
The Best We Have
star Gene Autry in “Un­
are made possible.
sonable. Inquire L. D. Meade resi­ son David spent Wednesday in Port­ der singing
Fiesta Stars”. This is one of
Ever Sold
dence.
land with her lathers and sisters. Gene’s best and newest pictures and
FOR SALE. 24_in. hand split fir Mr .and Mrs. Ray Forman were is certain to please.
HONEY QUEEN CHOCOLATE COVERED
shaken, $12.60 per M W. B. Hyde visiton m Portlssd dun-lag the holi­ “ tM . I « # i . tmr A m * Herd?
CHERRIES, pound box .only.................. 29<>
rt. 2, Estacada. At Viola Store. tf day week and visited hsr parents Mr. “Life Begins for Andy Hardy” star
and Mrs. J. W. Lyle.
ring
Mickey
Rooney
will
open
at
the
Implement Co.
FOR SALE or RENT. Small farms Mrs. Daisy Bush was an entertain­ Brodway theatre for showing Sun­
We give granges, clubs, churches, etc., special
with houses. Tel. 29-12. U. S. Mor­ ing hostess to the Good Will club day,
Monday and Tuesday evening,
Gresham,
Oregon gan, Estacada, Ore.
prices
in quantity lots of Christmas Candy, nuts and
Thursday and a very pleasant after, December 7-8-9. The new film which
Christmas
needs.
noon was spent and delicious refresh deals with the problems facing youth
IZZY’S AUTO WRBCKING. We ments served to Bee Wallace, Eva following graduation from high school
buy old cars and trucks. We seU auto Millsap, Grace Still, Amy Rivers, Dai­ is one of the most serious to date
parts, tires, batteries, oM and re­ Hickmund, Maggie Gilchrist, Min­ and finds young Andy cutting loose
ORDER EARLY. —Order your turkey, duck,
built generators. Alsu cable, pipe, fit­ sy
goose
or chicken for Christmas now. Place your or­
nie Forman, Ruth Whitehead, Marie from home ties to go to New York
tings, angle irons, flat Irons, etc. Gibson
and
Meda
Whitehead.
der
today.
Ducks and geese on order only.
and
work
for
a
month.
At
the
end
We buy junk, radiators, batteries,
and scrap iron. Tel. Estacada 73-6. The Adolph Stills entertained at of this time he plans to make h:s de.
Address box 376D, route 2, Boring. a belated Thanksgiving dinner Sun­ cisión concerning his future whether
At Barton on Estacada highway.
day with turkey and all the trim­ he shall continue to work or go to
mings. Their guests were Mr. and college. Never before in a Hardy film
FOR SALE. Road gravel and driv, Mrs. Hugh Wilson of Portland, Mrs. has Mickey Rooney found a more
vay gravel for sale at pit or deliver­ Still’s parents, Roy Still and sons brilliant opportunity for his talents.
J. C. Tunnell, Mgr.
Currinsvilie, Ore.
C Ford Moloc Ctit
ed. Deep Oreek Gravel Ce., rt. 1, .box Guy and Ronald.
With him as guest star with the fam­
Telephone
Estacada
100-2
for the third time is Judy Garland
101,, Boring, Ore.
Mrs. Maude O’Dell and Mrs. Helen ily
Used Fa rm
as
Booth. Program concludes
attended a card party Wed with Betsy
FOR SALE. 5 Jersey heifers from Horger
the cartoon “Boogie Woogie Bu­
needay
in
Eagle
Creek
at
the
home
1 to 2iti years old. 2 to freshen Jan_ of Mrs. Rose Johnson and report a gle Boy.”
Mrs. Dora Clester entertained Mr.
EAGLE CREEK
uary
1st, also 6 Jersey cows. 1 Litch­ very pleasant time.
W allace Beery Coming
and Mrs .Elmer Powell at dinner on
McCormick-Deering tractor, field manure
spreader in good shape,
10-20 on rubber or steel 1 potato digger. Come between 9 and William Osborne and family have Wallace Beery and Lionel Barry­ The Community club met Friday Sunday.
10:30 a.m. or 4:30 p.m. I live one moved from the Bishop place near more will be starred at the Broad­ evening at the school. In the absence Mrs. Carl Davis is entertaining her
wheels
mile west of Eagle Creek store. Wal­ upper Deep Creek brdge into Milwau- way on Wednesday and Thursday ev- of Emery Ford, piesident the vice son and family from N .Dakota.
Clectrac Model W
ter E .Smith, Eagle Creek, Oregon. kie to be nearar his work.
enngs, December 10-11 in “The Bad president R. N. Story presided. It Mr .and Mrs. L. Kimball, have
Fordson, 1936 late style
Tel. 42-111.
Man.” These two great actors score was decided to hold the December moved to the Joe Cahill farm.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ross
Wallace
of
John Deere, B.R. model
triumph in this entertaining meeting of the club at the school in
WOOD DELIVERED in vicinity Portland were all day guests of his another
Home made, Special
film
which
has everything the fans connection with the schools Xmas
brother
Leslie
and
family
Saturday.
Old growth from big
love,
action,
comedy, thrills. program. A commivtee was appointed
Tractor Plows, single, tan­ of trees. Estacada.
GEORGE
No. 2 and dandy knots. In­ Several couples from Eagle Creek Beery is at his drama,
best in the title role to work oat the details with the tea­
dem or 3-bottom
quire of F. C. Pauli in Erwin house. with Mr .and Mrs. Adolph Still of and
as usual gives a mer- chers as follows: Emery Ford, Tony Mr .and Mrs. Hy Schmidt and R.
place were in Portland Saturday veloue Barrymore
performance
Shop now and avoid the J. A. Shibley & Son, Estacada rt. 2. ths
S. Chaney and family took dinner
Buhlinger and W. M. Sanders.
eve and attended a jolly party in the
spring rush.
at Mrs. Emir Poikila’s Log Cabin
It was announced that a 4-H wood park
DEPENDABLE USED
Norse hall given by the Sons of Nor­
home this week .Two tables of
club had been formed with pinochle
We give terms and a good TRACTOR AND HORSE way,Robert Sumpter and family of D ECEM BER STAM P LIST AIDS working
were the amusement of the
Tony
Buhlinger
as
leader.
Two
dol.
FO O D -FO R-D EFEN SE DRIVE
DRAWN IMPLEMENTS
fair deal.
evening.
lars
was
voted
to
purchase
material
15 Caterpillar ,standard 10 in. shoes, Portland were here visiting their re.
Last grange meeting W .O. Joyner
latives one day last week.
Sixteen food items including pork, for the project.
A-l shape.
was
elected master. Gust Zwerman,
Hugh Ferrell has gone to Portland butter and fresh graptfruit are on The following program was enjoy­ overseeT,
10 Catterpillar, wide 12-in. shoes.
Anna Chaney .lecturer, Ir­
the
blue
stamp
foods
list
designated
ed:
Community
singing
with
Mrs.
Or­
to work and is staying with his sis­
A-l shape.
ene
Maxwell
R. S. Chaney
for the month of December by the ville Davidson at the piano. Accor­ steward, Reed chaplain,
1 Fordson in good running condi. ter Mrs. Melvin Danley.
Chaney assistant s t e ­
U
.S.
secretary
of
agriculture
Claude
dion
solo
Vera
Davidson.
Recitation
tion.
Ben Sturdevant was stricken very R .Wickiard it was announced today Starlee Buhi.’nger. Violin solo, Bessie ward, Iva M. Joyner lady assistant
Super Highway at G ladstone
30 Cateipillar as is.
suddenly last Thursday while at work by
steward, Roy Maxwell: gatekeeper,
P. O. Box 127, O regon City
Louis Belangie area supervisor Davidson. Recitation .Bobbie Storey. Elizabeth
F-12 Farmall with rubber tires.
and was rushed into the Bmannual for M.
Chaney, Ceres; Ida Zwer­
Telephone 2-7891
the
USDA
surplus
marketing
ad.
Accordion
solo,
Luella
Smith,
and
Pl­
man
Flora,
Huida Joyner Pomona. A
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. hospital. Had an immediate operation ministration.
solo .Sybil Holbrook. Mrs. Doro­ joint installation
was found to have severe stom­ Following is a complete list which ano
Garfield will
Gresham, Oregon and
thy Lamper was in charge of the be held in George with grange
hall o.i
REPAIRS
SERV ICE ach ulcers. He is reported to be get­ stamp plan customers may purchase program.
McRobert Motor Co.
ting along very n'cely at this time. with blue food stamps during De­
December 13 th.
Tel. 230
W. Powell Blvd.
special match between a team Tuesday and Wednesdayfs wind
FOR SALE. Farm machinery in­ A quarter of a century ago nine
G resham , O regon
(which is the same as No­ of A high
school pupils and a team of storm was the first heavy wind that
cluding mower, wagon, disc and har­ girls graduated from Harney county cember
vembers
with
grapefruit
added./
row. See S. E. Wooster, Fstacada, high school, now Bevins high. Mrs. Pork, (all cut, fresh, including chil­ grownups was won by the former. tested our new electric service. One
kids program was a feature fir bough was blown a distance of
Oregon.
Bee Gage Wallace was one of them. led or frozen, salted, cared, smoked A with quiz
Jean Lamper, Dorothy Lamper, 175 »vet and shorted out one sec­
Since
that
time
they
had
not
met
un­
but
not
cooked
or
packed
in
metal
FOR SALE or TRADK Black, last Thursday evening in Portland.
Kenneth Berry, Vivian Still, Luella tion. Otherwise the service stood up
or glass containers); butter, corn Smith
smooth mouth horse. Plenty of life til
Allen C. Vincent got in touch meal, shell eggs, raisins, dried prunes, ing. and Jimmie Berry participat­ nicely.
Drives single or double. Weight ab­ Mrs.
with
and invited them to her hominy grits, dry edible beans, wheat
Just when a fallow thinks he will
out 1400 lbs. Price $30 or trade for home each
for a shower given the last and whole wheat (graham) flour, en­ Chris Longwell who is working on get a couple of nickles ahead on
equal value in grain or sheep. Walter single one,
Miss Mary Hindricka who riched wheat flour, fresh grapefruit, private housing project at Jennings the good cream prices or potatoes
Maurer .Estacada, Ore., Rt. 2.
is soon to be married. Miss Hindricks fresh pears, fresh apples, fresh or­ a Lodge
or a good price for shoats and you
FOR SALE. 3 acres just outside
leports some delay caused by have
has
taught
in
tthe
Portland
schools
planned for years to fix up the
FOR
SALE
or
TRADE.
12-29
Case
anges,
and
all
fiesh
vegetables
inclu­
Estacada city limits, 3 blocks north
shortage of material.
for twenty years. A special guest ding potatoes.
house a bit, a coat of paint or a
of high school. House 16x24, good tractor in A-l shape. Pulls two plows. was
of the Sellwood The 4900 food retailers who han­ Mr .and Mrs. Oscar Judd had as water system along comes Uncle Sam
berry land. A bargain for $600. J Will take cattle or machinery and school. the A principal
giand
evening
was spent, dle stamp plan business in this area Thanksgiving guests the laters par. with a defense bond and another
give
some
terms
if
necessary.
Trac.
J. Marchbank, Estacada. Tel 25-4.
ents Mr .and Mrs. Fred Blaisdell tax. Oh, Well. Maybe we better give
tor and plow $225.-T. J. Hanrahan lovely refreshments served and many which covers the state of Oregon and
their daughter Ruth a student now rather than lose all in case the
happy
“do
you
remember’’
,talked
Eagle Creek, H mile west of Currins
should have the new list on display at OSC.
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
over.
dictator gets on top of the wotld.
ville
store
.Tel.
Estacada
68-111.
beginning
December
1
M
.Louis
Be.
1931 Plymouth Sedan.
Mr. and Mrs. George Judd enter­ We hear that two sdldier boys
langifl
stated.
1936 Plymouth sedan.
FOR SALE. Walnuts and filberts All battleships in the U .S. navy The blue stamp foods list plays tained Mr. and Mrs. L. Pilot of Port­ from George will be home for Xmas,
1937 Dodtge sedan.
or trade for honey, turkey, pork sau­ are named after states in the union an important part in federal agricul­ land Thanksgiving day. The women Elmer Klinker from California and
sage or fresh meat. 15c per pound. and cruisers of the fleet am named tural programs which are assisting are sister».
BROCKWAY A NEISON
Ralph W. Chaney from Kelly Field,
Dodge & Plym outh Denier»
Dora Clester, box 100, rt. 1, Eagle after cities in thu United States al­ farmers in the Food-for-Defense pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rehberg had as Texas .
Tel. 207
G resham , Ore. Creek. Tel. 40-45.
though seveial cruisers not as yet duction drive now in progress he their Thanksgiving day guests Mr.
commissioned will be named after U. pointed out. “In addition to the nu­ and Mrs. Wilbur Rehberg of Portl­ The USO plans to operate at least
FOR SALE. Six heifers all Jer­ Large commercial shipments of S. territories and insular poeessions. tritional value of the blue stamp foods and, Carl Jr .of Tillamook and Ro­ one clubhouse at every U. S. nava!
base and in addition will arrange to
seys from a good herd. From 18 Oregon and Washington apples have The most important single instru­ to families who are unable to buy bert of Eugene.
months to 2 years old and all bred. gone into California for years and ment in a U. S .navy submarine is the food necessary for adequate Mr .and Mrs. Hubert Weeterman introduce sailors to civilian families
Some to freshen around January 1. there have never been rejections be­ the depth guage. It reveals the water help the list helps to stabilize prices were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lind- so that Uncle Sam’s seamen can get
One dry Jersey cow. W. P. Ferrell, cause of serious pests on the fruit pressure on the outside by which which
a taste of home life during their stay
farmers receive for their total
in Sandy Thursday.
Eagle Creek, 1 miles east of Barton and it is for this reason that Califor­ members of the crew can tell the production of blue stamp commod­ holm
Tracy Clester Jr. and his uncle Hal in port.
on Estacada highway.
nia looks upon one or two boxes of depth in feet .
Clester both of Anchorage, Alaska,
ities.
apples
carried by tourists from here A holder of the U.S. navy’s “Medal "The added market among low- arrived here last week. Tracy expects As an indication of the amount of
WILL TRADE for good fresh row. ns admissable
it requires to feed the sailors
into that state.
of Honor” enjoys specia, dl'nensation budget families and price stabilizing to remain until spring but his uncle food
Overland 6 sedan in good running
in the U. S. navy more than 12,.
when
he
is
discharged.
No
matter
may
return
soon.
effect
of
blue
stamp
sales
amounting
condition. Good tires. Inquire at the
dozen eggs, 55,000,000.-
Miss Bette Bush student at Lin 168,000,000
O rchard Ridgs D airy. Refrigerator what his record was before his act of to $10,000,000 monthly for the na
Clackamas County News office.
)00
pounds
of
fruit will be consumed
alar
was
performed
his
slate
is
wip-
tion
are
encouraging
farmers
to
meet
field placed first in the senior wo. jy fleet personnel
cooling system, good cold milk, but­
duiing the next
FOR SALE. Wheel chair in good ter and cream the whole year round. , ed clean. All sins of the past are production demands now upon them mens’ omto:y at the forensic tourna­ year.
1 forgiven. He is ranked among the under the Food-for-Defense program. ment in Ogden, Utah last week. |
condition. Also want to buy single —Oscar Judd.
POS/WE
SPECIALS!
Clark Gable
at New Broadway
a ic
Shell X-100 Motor Oil, qt. 35c
Mincemeat
2-Ibs. 25c
HESSEL
Currinsvilie Mercantile Co.
M achinery
Farm Equipment
Co.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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