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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1936)
T II K B O N X K * 1 *' 1' *■' ** * X* TWO r h k o \ n Mer. Port* key was delicious, they both de the Rev T refr.n * is now stationed. M l Traimi «c clare. try-j com pa tiled tl»" visitor* along the Jimmy Tanner is said to be ing to rival " ‘y ^ "0 vu My Frager. remember- Columbia Community I out the sights on their return to. ed as the former center chef. Tanner is raising a Portland Monday afternoon. ho* up- To tea Tuesday afternoon at crop of blonde down on Bonnie Park residents are re per lip. Well defined rumor state* Mr*. OukurEekluud • ••"**•* joicing. The r o o f s of the six cab that when it gets long enough, lie Mrs. L* o i : • ' Thl, ins fronting on the highway and will use an eyebrow pencil to make stead. M r s . * I owned by R. T. Jayobs of Port it black, use wax to make it stiff, ladies mad. baskets in P W » land were shingied last week. The The air near the John Tucker, tIon for the Cascade Lock«^ . « 1 « famed winds of the Columbia residence was a hit bluish this j basket social h rlday night at gorge proved too much for their week. Mr. Tucker was busy over-j Craigmont Inn at the■ Loc former tar paper covering, letting hauling his automobile, a Job that Mr. and Mis > >1 11 *'* ' in the rain. As a result, residents requires a considerable amouut of disagreeably s .rpr.s«. * ’ *11 ‘ scurried around with tin cans and vocal labor. re tu rn * from th,ir work at the buckets to catch the drips. But Howard Stobey celebrated his Roosevelt theatre w k ago >un-| now they're happy, for no mat birthday Saturday evening with a day to find the massive top of a ter how hard it rains, no water party at his home. Present *er.> huge fir tree had smash’ d thru | can get past the new shingles. Mrs. Stobey. Mr. and Mrs M. B > their clotheallne and pbnic table Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Beatie and Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas right beside their home It mad** family spent a night in Portland Bratind, Mr. and Mrs. S. R Miller. Phillips more than a hit » " fr y . last week. Mrs Verne Nichols.. bOCUUUO h. S -n t weeks building Dick Correll is recovering from Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Erdntan the table last summer. Now he the results of smashing his toe are new residents near the tav- has to build another To*- high while at work last week. ern. They are from Portland. wind w o responsible for the fall- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson were Mr. and Buck Hicks have Just Ing of the tree, about Is inrhe* dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. purchased a new Chrysler sedan, in diameter. Charles Bly of Warrendale Sat Bob Kelly spent Monday In Mrs. Joe McCandless Is reported urday evening. The Johnsons were Portland. ' to be recovering in a Portland visitors to Portland Saturday. C. R. Grimm and son. Rooert.j hospital from an attack of septic Mrs. John Karg spent Friday and John Tucker drove to Port-! aore throat. Mr McCandless. In j and Saturday shopping in Port land Friday night to hear Admiral the hospital with the same a ll-; land. Byrd tell of his achievements at ment, was In a critical condition , The West Coast Power company the South Pole. Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs has finished installation of a Rolph Enquist attended a dance Ashley Myers took the McCau- larger transformer at Dodson to at Cedarville Saturday night. dless' two sons, Bernard and take care of the load imposed by Mr. and Mrs. John Miller snent Claude, into Portland T iesda> af- a greater number of connections. ternoon to see their parents. The old transformer bad proved Thursday in Portland. W. S. Hicks Joined the Bonne and Mrs. Ralph Crow are Incapable of handling the heavy ville post of the Veterans of For- lo»d . Improvement In power >er-| building an addition onto their meetln, Mon vice is already seen. j home. Rumor says Mrs. Crow is day. " Mrs. "John Karg and Mrs. Ed. not averse to handling a hammer and saw if her husband's carpen Davis drove to Portland Friday. MORGAN KXPANDHSTATION try doesn’t suit her. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. M ccrady M. L. Morgan Wednesday Installed a new diesel oil burner Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jarl of Ridge morning began construction of a In their cookstove Sunday. “ Mac” Timber visited Mr. and Mrs. C. R. grease rack and mechanic’s shop went to Portland Monday on Grimm Sunday. beside his Standard service sta-1 business. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Jonet» are tion in Casade Locks. When It Is J expecting the viait of Mr. and completed he will be able to o f Mrs. O. C. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson and son, Richard, fer complete superservice to his and Miss Dorothy Johnson, all of customers. Included Is a fire sla- Wheaton, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. O. | tion to house the I>ock‘s new fire C. Johnson are Mrs. Jones' par truck. ents. The group was In Ix>s Ange les the first of the week and is Carl Swanson is still conva expected to come to Bonneville lescing from an injured knee, suf immediately. fered the day after Christmas Mrs. Charles A. Johnson, mo while at work as powderman ther of “ Chic” Johnson of Spill for Columbia Construction com OFFERS A way fame, is visiting her son and pany. He expects to return to daughter-in-law. she plans to re work soon. turn to her home In Salt i^ake PERMANENT WAVE FOR Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rintoul City in about three weeks. •pent Saturday evening in Port- The Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Tre- $1.95 and Up COMPLETE land. fren were hosts several days the “ The W ind,” a poem by Mrs. G. IN HIS E. Ferrington, appeared in last end o f last week to the Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Fisher, missionaries NEW BEAUTY SHOP Sunday’s issue of The Oregon from the interior of China, where Journal. IN Mr. and Mrs. D. Schwerdliager spent the weekend in Portland. Bill Doty has moved from his G. A. COBB Bonny Villa cabin to Portland. ATTORNEY AT RAW Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ferrington Notary Public of Portland visited the Glenn, Cascade Locks, Oregon Ferringtons Sunday. Cascade Lock* iMrs. Ed Scheuflee is recover ing in a Portland hospital from a serious major operation. Mrs. V. 1 L. Garner of Eagle creek visited NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE her Saturday as she came out of YOUR RADIO SET the ether and reports Mrs. Scheuflee seems to be making a CHECKED BY AN “ SHORT ORDERS rapid recovery. EXPERT TECHNICIAN Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Braund OUR SPECIALTY” — TUBES TESTED FREE— entertained Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Verne - Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. CALL AL JUBIE Ferrington with a party Friday evening. 1 4-F -13 MRS. AGNES BRENNEN Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Jones OWNER 40 MILK POST CABIN 19 were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. Cascade Locks and Mrs. Earl McGinnis. The tur- i, » DODSON BONNY V I L L A Le Roy Merrill's Barber Shop THE WHITE SPOT : 24 Hour Wrecker Service COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS Standard Oil Time M organ’s Standard Service RICHFIELD GARAGE %-MHe East of Cascade Locks at “ Unsurpassed ” Direction J. J, Parket FRIDAY. SATURDAY— JANUARY 21?s" JOAN BLONDELL— GLENDA FARRm W ILLIA M GARGAN— HUGH HERBERT j — IN - “ Traveling Sales Ladv" HO ii GOLD DIGGING GIMME G|| AGAIN . THE TRAVELING m . j THE SPOT’ * ' " SUN., MON.. TUES..— JANUARY 26.27 % CAROLE LOMBARD— FRED MacMURRAy IN— “ Hands Across The Table I»! A Gay VINA DELMAK r«m anr» about 4 couple of fen-* I hunters » h o stopped looking » h . n ih.-> found ♦•« a «twf WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY— JANUARY 29-30 GEORGE RAFT— JOAN BENNETT WALTER CONNOLLY— BILLIE BURKE -IN — “ She Couldn't Take It" He » Rough . . And She’s Ready . . but the »aurtest u a t o w n gets a leaaon in lx»»e From a guy who tdb W h e r e to g e t off. When and How’ Door» 0|»en Daily «and Huaday. 0 : 4'»— M attare m is . 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