The Bonneville Dam chronicle., February 26, 1937, Page TWELVE, Image 12

THE
n r u L fE
CASCADE
BONNEVILLE
LOCKS
(by M rs. ( l o r a N ix)
M rs. M ay W ilson le ft fo r Id ah o the
fir s t o f the w eek, a fte r a m on th ’s
v isit w ith h er d au g h ter and son-in-
law , Mr. and M rs. E . R . C om illes.
Mr. and M rs. W ilb u r E a sle y , Mr.
and M rs. M alcolm M cK innon and Mr.
and M rs. M elvin F o s te r drove to
W ash o u g al S a tu rd a y evening and a t ­
tended a dance.
Doc F olsu m and p arty m otored to
M ount Hood Su nd ay aftern oon and
enjoyed the Sk i tournam ent.
Mr. and Mrs. H ank M unkres and
son G len and Z u lim a M unkres spent
Su n d ay v isitin g rela tiv e s in N orth
B on n eville.
M rs. H. E . P o in ter w as a Portland
v isito r on F rid a y of last w eek.
Mr. and M rs. Fred B ille te r and
sm all d au g h ter S a lly B eth o f B la ­
lock, had a very en jo y a b le v isit with
M rs. A rt Nix and M rs. W illiam F e r ­
guson the firs t p art of the w eek. The
B ille te rs are fo rm er L o ck s re si­
dents.
Mr. and Mrs. N ate D av is spent
the firs t part of the w eek v isitin g
Mr. and M rs. Fred Anderson and
d au g h ter Je a n a t Jen n in g s Lodge.
Ed H ask ins w ent to P ortlan d F r i­
day and retu rned Monday evening
with M rs. H askins.
M iss B uch e w as a gu est to a very
en jo y a b le dinner W ed nesday evening
a t Mr. and Mrs. Iven E m b re e ’s home.
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge W eb er o f the
R o se a p a rtm en ts spent Satu rd ay in
P ortlan d shopping.
N orm an P o in te r le ft fo r Portland
M onday w here he will begin his new
job.
G eorg e Howe o f the L akesid e ho­
tel m otored to P ortlan d Sunday w ith
friend s and returned on Tuesday.
M rs. F ra n c e s R o sen b a ck w ent to
P ortlan d F rid a y fo r a short visit
w ith
h er
sister,
M rs.
G ertrude
G offn er.
G. E . M a n ch ester and Doc Jo h n ­
son a re sporting new 1937 C hevrolet
c a rs around.
M rs. M ax M illsap drove to Hood
R iv er T u esd ay to do some shopping.
Mr. and M rs. B e rt P rov ost e n te r­
tained fo r a la te supper Satu rd ay
evening. T h e g u ests enjoyed card s
a fterw a rd . T he gu ests w ere Mr. and
M rs. Jo h n M artinson and Mr. and
Mrs. A rth u r Nix.
Mr. and M rs. M. L. M organ drove
to P ortlan d M onday on a business
trip.
“ T in y ” M itchell drove to Hood
R iv e r M onday on business.
W . W . W illis o f Stev en son w as a
bu sin ess v isito r in th e L o ck s T u e s ­
day.
M rs. L ero y Ing elb retson and ch ild ­
ren w en t to P ortlan d S a tu rd a y fo r
an in d efin ite sta y .
Mr. and Mrs. F e lix H a rris and
two d au g h ters o f P ortlan d w ere Su n ­
day d in n er g u ests o f Mr. and M rs.
R . J . B elsh a w . Mr. H a rris is b a rb e r
in stru cto r a t the M olar B a rb e r co l­
lege in Portland .
M rs. Jo h n F ou lk es en tertain ed th e
L a d ie s’ Aid T h u rsd ay a ftern oon a t
her hom e.
Mrs. H enry M iller and sm all son
o f P o rtlan d are v isitin g h er p aren ts,
Mr. and M rs. C h a rles N elson th is
week.
L. N. V allen o f the L akesid e M eat
M arket made h is usual trip in to
Portland Tuesday.
M rs. Clyde F o u lk es en tertain ed the
P in och le club F rid a y evening in h er
hom e. G u ests included Mr. and M rs.
C arl R eu tersk o ild , Mr. and M rs.
H enry R o sen b a ck , Mr. and M rs. A r­
tie Sundsten and Mr. and Mrs. H ank
M unkres. E veryon e enjoyed the v ery
nice lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n B u tle r and son
Jo h n n ie o f Sk a m a n ia , W ash ., and
Mrs. D elm ar E a sle y o f N orth B o n n e­
v ille w ere Sunday dinner g u ests of
Mr. and M rs. Art N ix.
Mr. and M rs. F ra n k S tra d e r and
son D a ry le drove to Hood R iv er
M onday and did som e shopping.
W hile th ere they visited the C hron­
icle o ffice .
Mr. and M rs. C. R . B yb ee left
T u esd ay m orning fo r Tonino, W ash .,
w here M r. B y b ee will be employed.
Mrs. R . V. B lim of T h e D alles
spent T u esd ay v isitin g with M rs. R.
J . B elsh aw .
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k S tra d e r en ­
terta in ed S a tu rd a y even in g with a
lig h t d in n er and th e g u ests enjoyed
crd s a fte rw a rd s.
T h e g u ests were
Mr. and Mrs. H. C- S tra tto n o f B o n ­
n ev ille. Mr. and M rs. Glen B la ir of
W y eth and Mr. and M rs. W illiam
Ferg u so n .
A crow d w ent o v er to F o rt R a in s
S a tu rd a y n ig h t a fte r the dance a t
th e Bonneville auditorium . T h e group
included Mr. and M rs. F r a n k W alk er,
Mr. and M rs. Lou A bbot, M r. and
M rs. R alph Crowe and M onty G ay.
T h e occasion w as to ce le b ra te Mrs.
A1 Sh o em ak er’s birthday. (E d . n o te:
Did M rs. Sh o em ak er go along, too,
C la ra ?)
B ill B rin k m ade a q u ick trip to
P ortlan d M onday evening.
H ugh Sherw ood spent the w eek­
end in P ortlan d w ith M rs. Sherwood
and new d aughter.
Mr. and M rs. W illiam Ferg u so n
and daughter Sh aron w ere Monday
evening din n er gu ests a t Mr. and
M rs. H. C. S tra tto n s a t Bon n eville.
M rs. Noble Hyde en joyed dinner
with M rs. F ra n k S tra d er M onday of
this w eek.
Mr. and M rs. H enry R o sen b ack
spent S a tu rd a y n igh t w ith M rs. R o-
se n b a ck ’s p aren ts, Mr. and M rs. E .
E. G oodrich in Hood R iv er.
H. K in n ey m ade a bu sin ess trip to
S e a ttle W ednesday of th is w eek.
Mr. and M rs. Jim C ritch field drove
to P ortlan d T u esd ay on business.
K a rl R o sen b ack spent S atu rd ay and
Su nday with his fam ily h ere.
He
lias been in P ortlan d the p ast few
w eeks.
Jim m ie S teele and H arold M cDon­
ald from H untington stopped in fo r
a sh o rt visit w ith M rs. W illiam F e r ­
guson Monday.
Guy Collins o f B on n ev ille enjoyed
a ch ick en dinner a t Mr. and M rs.
N oble H yde’s home Sunday.
Mr. and M rs. G. E . M an ch ester
and d au ghter B e th and Mr. and Mrs.
R u ssel N ichols drove to T h e D alles
Sunday and enjoyed a b irth d ay din­
ner in honor of C. M. M an ch ester,
who is the uncle o f G. E . M an­
ch ester.
M iss C. B . B u sse y o f M ilw aukee,
M iss R u th R a y b e r and M rs. R . F .
R a y b e r of T aco m a are v isitin g w ith
Mr. and Mrs. M. E . Jo h n so n this
w eek.
Miss R u th R a y b e r is M rs.
Jo h n so n ’s sister.
M rs. M. E . Jo h n so n g a v e a p arty
S a tu rd a y aftern o o n in honor o f h e r
g u ests, Mrs. R . F . R a b e r and M iss
R u th R a y b e r and a lso M iss Spor-
seen o f S e a ttle . T h e g u ests included
M rs. S ta n le y Sporseen, M rs. Je n s
H erm en, Mrs. M arian H a n d , M rs.
D. C. W elch. T h e aftern oon w as
spent playing bridge and a m ost de­
lig h tfu l lunch w as served to com ­
plete th e aftern oon .
Mr. and M rs. B e r t P ro v o st enjoyed
a n ice ch ick en dinner a t Mr. and
M rs. Jo h n M artin so n ’s hom e Sunday
evening.
S co tty G riffith of C arl E p p ing’s
sto re w as sev erely burned on his
foot this w eek w hen h e u p set the
te a k ettle.
Mr. and M rs. P e te L e e drove to
Hood R iv er M onday to shop.
Mr. and M rs. B ill H aggm an moved
into the house a cro ss from the W est
C oast Pow er com pany Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J . C. R ic h e r t moved
to P ortland this wreok.
M r. and M rs. E a r l
V a llen and
d au ghter of E a g le C reek h ave moved
to K ernville, Ore.
Mr. and M rs. T h ero n B row n and
d au g h ters and M rs. L e slie Todd of
W y eth were shopping in the L o ck s
Tu esd ay afternoon.
G retch en G ran stro m
o f P ortlan d
spent Satu rd ay
w ith h e r paren ts,
Mr. and Mrs. E ric G ran stro m . Sh e
le ft Sunday and drove to Mount
Hood and enjoyed the sk i tou rn a­
m ent there.
A. Anderson o f P o rtlan d spent
Sunday and Monday v isitin g a t the
A rt W arren home.
Mr. and M rs. R a y M oran le ft
Th u rsd ay for th e ir hom e in L ew is­
ton, Idaho, a fte r a w eek’s visit
with his brother here.
M rs. F ra n c is R eu tersk o ild is ih
th is week and w on’t be ab le to work
fo r a few days.
Mr. and M rs. Silv er P e n a s and
th eir d aughter, Mrs. A rtie Su n sten ,
drove to Hood R iv e r T u esd ay to do
some shopping.
A h a lf h ou r w as
spent in the C hronicle o ffice learnin g
how n papi r is "p u t to bed .”
Mr. and
rs. H arv ey T e s s ie r were
also Hood liv e r shoppers on Mon­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. A rt W a rren drove to
P ortland S nday and en joyed a nice
dinner at
he V irgin ia c a fe
with
friends they m et th ere.
M rs. Me in L am b e rt
of N orth
Bonneville
nd Mrs. C h a rles Gidel
of V an com r spent Sunday visitin g
FR ID A Y , FEBRU ARY ><i. 1937F
D A l*i C H R O N I C L E
th e ir p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Bybee.
T h e Sew in g club m et a t the home
of M rs. A rt W arren W ednesday, the
17th. T h o se p resen t w ere M rs. E l­
ton H atton, M rs. V e ra Sprague, Mrs.
C. A. Sau n ders, M rs. R . G. O’N eil,
M rs. W . J . C arlson, and M rs Jo h n
Fou lkes. O f course a n ice luncheon
w as en joyed by all present.
M rs. E r ic G ran stro m w as a guest
o f M iss B ra d le y fo r dinner Satu rd ay
evening a t M oran's.
Dodson
(Mrs. Harold McShatko)
w w w w w w vw w vw w w w w w *
Mr. and M rs. Ted Jo h n so n and
fam ily drove to P ortlan d la st F r i­
day w ith Mr. and M rs. C huck B ly .
Mr. and M rs. H arold Brow n and
daughter, M arjo rie, v isited Mr. and
M rs. Clyde K im brough one evening
la st week.
Mr. and M rs. H arry Jo h n sto n drove
to Toledo, Ore., on M onday w here
they will v isit their paren ts fo r a
few days.
M.
M.
M cCrady
and
L y le
C orrell drove to Cle Elu m , W ash .,
la s t T h u rsd ay and returned on F r i­
day.
Am ong th o se v isitin g and shop­
ping in P ortlan d during the past
week were Mr. and M rs. D ick C or­
rell on Tu esday, Mr. and M rs. George ville la st M onday w hile M rs. M c­
B elin on Monday, and Mr. and Mrs. C rady w ent to Oregon City.
C ay C. O rgan the firs t p art o f this
G u ests a t the home of Mr. and
w eek.
Mrs. C- A. Strom last Sunday were
M rs. C h arles B e a tie en tertain ed Mr. and M rs. P. G. Strom and son,
M rs. Clyde K im brough, M rs. M. M. and Mr. and Mrs. C urtis K night.
M cCrady, and M rs. H arold M cS h at­
Mrs. R e x B a u e r returned Tuesday
ko w ith an aftern oon o f bridge on from a trip to M cM innville w here
T u esday.
she visited Mrs. F red B ettu n e.
Mr. and M rs. L e e Sam s drove to
Mr. and M rs. Y oungreen and fam ­
C o rb ett la s t F rid a y ,
ily and Mr. and Mrs. W . B a rto n and
F rien d s w ill be glad to know th at fam ily h av e moved to Portland.
M rs. C. A. Strom is reco v erin g rap­
idly from h er illn ess and w ill soon be
C hronicle w an t-ads for resu lts.
able to be out and around again .
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Mr. and M rs. A. R .
D eTem ple •' ■ —
drove to P ortlan d on M onday and re ­
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turned in a new C hevrolet sedan.
Now th ey a re hoping th ey w on’t be
B A R T O L MOTOR CO.,
snow ed in again .
D inn er gu ests a t the hom e o f Mr.
and M rs. O. B . G u n ter on Sunday phone Hood R iv e r 1111, for radio
w ere M rs. G u n ter’s m other and fa th ­ se rv ice o r repairing.
er, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. F in ch , and
Mr. M cDonald Sharp.
M. M. M cC rady w ent to B row n s- i
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