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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1936)
i r N K 26, 1936 T II K lt O N > K V I L L K D A M O II »1 O JT I O L K THIR Ttl- N MOV IKS Hit.LU» \(i \ i N CAMP FIRE GIRLS Kr.-e movies will be shown again ■it 2 p m Sunday in It*»* auditorium PLAN SUMMER TRIP un y be loft at the at Honneville, showing views of <«p- erations t•* «late on the «I;un project. Leaders o f Camp Fire Girls in CAg< \ i > k ih u stork Mr. and Mr*». Cliff Steiner iii«<|<- ■« Tourists «specially will be interested in Mrs. Archie \V. Anderson returned! Hood Hiver are making plans for a in the movies. G»rl Nordley is oper till* to Or«-gon City Siindiy. cascad e l o c k s a week ago Sunday from a motor glimmer camp t«> be held July 2T>- Ronald It • t> <lr«*\«• In«. f.itli«T horn«* ator tills Sunday, replacing Havmond trip to Salt Luke Glty. Anaconda, August :t at Camp Tam nahwus, a We Aden. to Toppenish, Wash., Sim«l«y follow Butte, and points in Idaho. Her son. permanent campsite 10 miles above ing a abort visit with th»* Italy» Parkdale on Loop Highway. The C. I». C»»ok, General — Shea ern- Bruce, accompanied her. here. dr ploy. was tfie first veteran to r»*-| Mrs. K. J. VV. Anderson entertained campsite was donate«! rec*-ntiy by Mr. and Mr*». Itoy K.-mlhr ceive his t*««nus payment at the (lie ladies' aid from Gresham last the Unite«! States Forest Service. PHYSICIAN a n d s u r g e o n in Newport and took In the **R.-d- H««nm'Ville post office. The f«*e will t»e but *5.00 t«*r 10 Thursday. About ■'*» ladies were Phone 35 h*M»t Itoundnp” at Taft last w«*«*k- days. Many girls from C o s e ni.- Locks >avv a show and \isit«*«l fri«-n«ls b«*- present. and Bonneville are exp.-eteri to at end. Ghuek Jones. Bonneville librarian, teri«!. Information may he obfÄ,oed for«- ndiiriiirig. Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Hill and chil Mrs. F. W. Croc k«-r eut«-rtain»-«l attended a picnic at Viking park on from Marlon llovve, Hood Hiver, dren went home to Suiivie* Ihl.ind Mrs. R. F . Carter anil Mrs. H «V i«l the Sandy river Sunday. The picnic | telephone ttl.TI. for the Week-end. I »«>11.lid soil at lunch«- on last W»-«ln«-s- was sponsored by the Portland SH ORT OKDKHH Mr. and Mr**. George lloutz and da > . \lLMOKI XL SERVICES HLi.D Swedish society. O llt S P B C I A I J Y " Mrs. lloutz* sisb-r. Nellie, visited in Mr. in d Mrs. T. V. Beck and fam- Five members o f CascrtHia Behek- Captain and Mrs. Tork«ds«*n vfsit- ah lo«|g»- «»f (Cascade Locks jou r- Portland Sun«la> with the lloutze*. Il y \v«*nt for a hike ll|> 1 i«-v il’s creek MRS. AGNES BRANNAN •••I in Astoria the first part o f this n«-ye«| to Hood Bivef a week ago L**o W liorlow was tin- first person Sumía) aft •-rnoon. Cascade Lock* to hiiy a ticket it tli*- new railroad Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kiiuse y at week. Sunday for a ue-rnoriaf servic.- field Mr. and Mrs. K. G. White are visit jointly with Laurel fo«Jge o f Ho«.d station hi |tonne\il|e. In»*id< ntally b-n«l*-i| flu • «lug races ill P-«lri lami ing Mrs. White's parents, Mr. and Mr. W liorlow 1» a Union Pacific em ! rid « - River and other neighboring l«»«U s. and Mrs. Fitzgerald near San Fran- ployee and doesn't have to buy Mr alni Mrs. H. II. McCoon <«f Those w ho attended from the 1«»«• .1 tickets, tillt h**s g*d this one as a Portland. th«*ir «lnighb-r ||e|«*n. nn«l cisoc. They will return near the end lo«lg«* were Mrs. Chart*-' NeltKm, Mrs. of the month. keeps ike. Miss ||,i/e| McCoon of San Francisco NI>- W«»odwar«l. Frank Hall, Afi-S Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Abbott l“ ft Sat- Stella W oodward and Mrs. M. L. Mrs. Hugh Klinghi.-r» parents vis- visited Mr. and Mrs. Fr«-«l Williams ii n l a y on a long motor trip to, itei| hep her*> **unday. Morgan. last week-end. The six Iliade thè Michigan. Illinois, Tennessee, Colora- Mr. .ml Mrs H. F. Carter traveled Monili II oim I loop trip •'linda)'. Mrs. Morgan r«-a.l the eulogy o f «lo and California, among other, Marie Swadley and Ktta Hall, and Joe Ituelier. Owner to Portland Snrii|.i> over ttie n« rlh Oscar Thompson |eft Monoav to hunk highway. They hu.j dinner. w«,rk • «li i * t. 000,(100 via«luct prò# et points. They will I*«* gom* a. month Mr. Hall read a eulogy u f Richard or six weeks. A i / m : a L INSTITUTION sonili of seatt le. Sitnrdav thè Woo«|\var«l. \TES YOUR (' M i s s Klairn* Harding ended a visit The service honored members of T h o m p s o ii s .irei H««h \ll«-n of Honny with the W. W. Laxtons a week ago PATRONAGE I lodges represent«-«!, who ha«l d d Villa w»-re fi—tiing in l.ost lake and W«slnes«lay. Miss Susannah Harding within the p.«>t year. a fork o f I |oo«| river. is \¡siting there now. Mr. and Mrs. I. .1. Ilaskett visited Mr. an«l Mrs. Othj Hartman and in Porti «lei Satunlay. «laughter Suzanne left Friday for a NINE LOCAL GIRLS Mrs. Hoy ll.-ndricks ont«-rtain«-d HOLD ROSE FETE vacation in the San Francisco bay thr<* fri»-n«ls «t bridg-- last Ttiurs- Miss Lenore Sw»*«-n«*y, cix-y»-:«r- region. IIOOII ltiu .lt. OREGON • I • >. Tiie> were Mrs. Harold Bailey, «»l«l brunette, ruhsl as «.pieen o f Crts- Mrs. Leo Miller's mother. Mrs. T. M r- Hot.ert M. v its ami Mrs. Hill rad«- t.oek's own Bose Festival lo re .1. Massey o f Yakima will be visit Kliner. a w»-ek ago Thursday. Sh*- is tin- Low Rates by ing tli«- Millers f<»r the next month Mr nel M i'. Malcolin McKinnon daughter o f Mr. an«l Mrs. Sweeney. <«r so. W e e k or Month of ( La scado Locks visit«-«! Mr. an«l Members of her court were Joan Mr. ami Mrs. I. E. Burks returned Mrs. Mo\ lleiidricks Tues«la> night, last weekend from th«-ir vacation. McCormick, Lorraine Thrice, Clea «»tto r <linn«-r gm sts were Mr. and S P E C IA L R A T E S G I V E N Mrs. Frank Jones ««f Portland, just ner Spragu«-. Iiorothy Tressier, Nor Mrs. Hohert SIy of Stevenson alni P A R T IE S & D A N C E S r-eturm-d from a six-weeks' business ma Hepner. Shirley Matson. Shirley \lfr««l lleiidricks. trip, spent the week-end with her Christianson an«l N*-ll Hay Brolliar. The queen was crowned on a daughter and son-in-law. Mr. an<l throne built around a hatrack gaily Mrs. Hon Orpnt. M r s . F. K. Marvin o f Portland is d«‘ck**d witti flowers. A panther rug s l a y i n g with h«-r s«*n and «langhter- was beneath tier feet and a milk- fe«l goat let gamboled beside her. M I K E ’ S in-Iaw. Mr. and Mrs. Have Marvin. Several inter«-sf»*d neighbors wib- KOB FIRST C LASS Leona Spatz sepnt the week-end n«-ss«-d the coronation. in Portland. Orders for TIIK OKKGONIAN W a r r e n d a le B o n n e v ille MELVIN E. JOHNSON Cascade Locks THE WHITE SPOT Hollywood Dairy GRADE A RAW AND Í PASTEURIZED MILK ■ COLUMBIA GORGE HOTEL Return Bartering Cascade Locks Engagement Tommy Van Wagoner will sing again at the 6. A. COBB ATTOUXBY AT L A W Notary Public Cascade Locks. O regon Of. Plmn«- Res. Ph. 1172 DR PENN C. C R U M .Optoim-trist mil Optician HOULI R1VKH *cott Building DR. E S. W H I T E DENTIST Cabin No. 2i Cook> Addition, Bonneville FLOOR SHOW SUNDAY NIGHT June 28 also CLARA MARKS SAKA BOVICH Dancing, Specialties EN D S f r e ig h t LIN E and JOHNNY WALKER'S BAND CasemJ|. I.m-ks flo w ers TOM M Y 3rd & 4th PARKDALE Fireworks — ♦ THE da lles C E L i E B R A T E the in DRY M IL L L. M. French left f«»r Pontiac. Mich. Sunday to buy a n«*w car an«l drive ¡1 hack to the coast. Millie Graves, on vacation. sp»-nt last week visiting her mother and sister in Raymond. Wash. Mrs. Beryl Shaw l«-ft recently for Portland. Maine, where she will speial several months with relatives <nd friends. Mr. Shaw is staying at Hie Roosevelt Inn. Bernice Ferguson, new waitress at French's cafe ninvi'il iitt• • Hi«* Kuose- \«-lt Inn Tuesilay. Harold Patterson, husband of B«-s- -ie Patter.-on. c«»ok at French's cafe, w a s h«*re for a \i>il this week. L. K. Wheeler o f the Concrete Kngin»*ering company m«i\<-d to St,*1- \--ns«»n last week-end. 1I<- has been ill with the flu since Sunday. Pe te Gandolf is hack at the Boose- LUKE * ” *. W. «ih “ Lacón 721."* MERRILL S CO LU M BIA GARDENS CASCADE LOCKS Concessions DANCE To the Music of Paul Huelat Chicken Dinner Strawberry Shoitcake 40c Admission: M e n ...... 40c Ladies....35c veil Inn after a s t a y at Cascade Locks. Sam Legman sol«I his Locom obile to Marge McCarty this week. Mr. ;«n«l Mrs. Al Lucier moved into the Roosevelt Inn a week ago. George Z«»t«-s returned Wednesday from Seatt I«* where tie went la 't week-end. Mr. amt Mrs. William Linden o f the Columbia Construction empany are n««w staying at the Roosevelt inn. as is William Farrell o f Orino-Birk--- meier-Saremal. Mr. an«l Mrs. Eldon Armstrong ha«i «linn.-r with Mr. and Mrs. Georg Burteh at Cascad»* Locks, Wednes«1ay. Art Fessler o f the Safeway st«ar * will leave Salurday on a two weeks' vacation. Helen Marsh, sister o f R a y Marsh, visit«'«! him for three days recently before returning to her home in Kennewick. Wash. Mrs. Stanley Davis made a trip to Portlan«1 Monday. Mrs. Smith and her baby sp*mt a day with th«j Davises this week. Mrs. Walter Fenchel entertained several gu«-sts at bridge Tuesday. Norman Fin«\silver has been w ork ing in th*- Portlan«! Nudelman st-«re recently, where In* says business is rushing. He is w orking at the Bon neville store Wednesdays an«! Thurs days only. Frank Kngstrom, Burl Bloomer and Marshall Markham are thr*-«» new employees o f the Union Pacific sig nal crew here. Oswald Sears. Elm- r MeKaye an«l Ray Olsen have re cently left. Mr and Mrs. F. L. McFee returned Monday from .i two weeks’ vacation sp.-nl fishing at East Lake and Dia mond Lake, and loafing at coast re sorts. Mr. McFee says his wif»H caught most «if the big ones, whitdi doesn’t sound as if it came from a good member o f Hie Izaak Walton league. Mrs. R. Kitchen was taken to the Emmanuel hospital in Portland this week for an appendicitis operation.
