F R ID A Y , A P R I L 30, 1937.
THE
County Will
Note Child
Health Day
B O N N E V I L L E
(By Mrs. Okas. F. Beatie)
W W W W H W H H W W W U »
CHR O X I C L Ï
eleven
Portland recently.
No matter what kind of a winter
it
may have been, there's always
Ernest Powell and Mr. and Mrs.
someone
standing around to tell you
Earl White of Portland spent sever­
al hours in Bonneville recently vis­ the peach crop has been killed.
iting friends.
BONNEVILLE
Izaak Waltons Meet
The directors of the Bonneville
Child Health day will be recognized
May 1 in all parts of the nation with Izaak Walton chapter held a meet­
ing Monday evening. They discussed
appropriate programs and completion
planting streams and the general
of projects.
welfare of the animal life. Albert
In Hood River county the health Wiesendanger was the special guest.
nurse, Miss Bessie Williams, assisted
by all dentists in the county, has
Attends Stevenson Prom
completed a dental survey through
free clinics for children. The den­
Miss Virginia Drus spent Friday
tists found the condition of children’ s evening with Marcia Gruelich in
teeth averages noticeably better than North Bonneville. While there she
usual in this county.
attended the Junior-Senior Prom at
The county health association has Stevenson high school.
set aside enough money for correc­
tive dental work where most urgently
Visit Ocean Lake
needed. The corrective work will be
The Archie Andersons and the E.
done locally following the close of
L. W. Andersons motored to Ocean
school.
During May immunization clinics Lake Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
will be held for all children over six Ed Stevens and Marjorie, former
months of age, whether they are in Bonneville residents.
school or not. Children obtaining
Mrs T. L. Jones of Portland vis­
their parents’ consent will be immun­
ited several of her friends in the dis­
ized to diphthera and smallpox.
Child Health Day was made offic­ trict Friday.
ial by act of congress and presiden­
H. D. Fraser went to Portland Sun­
tial proclamation. It is sponsored by
day
to direct his choir at the Wood-
the United States Bureau of Public
Health and the state board of health. stock community church.
Posters and literature have been dis­
Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson and
tributed through the local group.
Lois and Mrs. Peterson enjoyed din-
I ner Friday evening at the home of
the E. L. W. Andersons.
Dodson
DAM
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. MacDonald are
new residents on the island. They
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Botterbusch and
have been here for approximately son spent a few days last week with
two weeks.
the Eldon Armstrongs.
Mrs. Ford and Mrs. North spent
Sunday Mrs. Dolly Scott and her
a week-end in Portland recently.
son Chet Scott and his w ife and a
friend from Portland visited Mrs.
Bud Albright returned Monday af­ North and Mrs. Ford.
ter a month’s visit in the east.
I f the program coming over the ra
Mr. and Mrs. L. Waller of St. Hel­
dio
is so full of blood and thunder
ens are now residing at the Roose­
velt Inn. Mr. Waller is the new that mother can't bear it, then it’s a
modem bed-time story for the kid
manager at French’s.
dies.
Fred Devine and Art Zimmerman
spent a few hours diving Tuesday.
The world must be getting a lot
better. You seldom hear anyone try­
Stanley Johnson returned from Se­ ing to get a laugh now by telling a
attle Sunday with his family who mother-in-law joke.
have been visiting there. He also
Your life’s pattern, we mean.
brought back a 30-pound halibut
which the neighbors enjoyed im­
A re you making it yourself? Or will
mensely.
the tiny tuberculosis germ make it
Mrs. Bret Phelps is now residing at
the hotel.
Mrs. Eldon Armstrong spent the
week-end in Portland with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Botterbusch. Her niece,
Mildred Jenkins of Portland, drove
her back to Bonneville Sunday after­
noon.
Marchbank’s
—for MEN
Pool — Billiards — Bar
Mr.
and Mrs.
Burton moved
for you?
12,000 young Americans between the
ages o f 15 and 25 w ill die o f tuber­
culosis this year. Thousands more
will enter sanatoria.
Cigarettes — Tobacco — Cigars
Find out about those lungs o f y o u n
today.
on
U N C O V E R TUBERCULO SIS B Y
Second Street
Hood River
M O D ERN M E TH O D S
Virginia Drus spent Saturday with
Grace Tienken in Portland. She at­
Mrs. Ward Keyes was a Portland tended the class play at Washington
high school.
visitor Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Drus and Dor­
othy spent the week-end at their
cabin on the Washougal.
Sunday, Doris and Ray Jones visi­
ted the Frank Lintons, while their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Jones,
went to The Dalles.
That Pattern of Y oui*
^
Let ike doctor be your guide
to
Mrs. Lash Entertains
Mrs. James Lash entertained with
a pinochle party on the occasion of
her husband’s birthday on Friday.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Bucher, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gree-
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas di Francis­
son, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Strom, Mr.
co
have moved to Eagle Creek.
and Mrs. O. B. Gunter and Mr. and
Mrs. O. C. Correll.
SPRING
Fishing Good
A fishing party made up of the
O. C. Correls, Lyle Corrells, J. Lashs,
O. B. Gunters and C. A. Stroms spent
Saturday on the Hood River. They
report the fishing very good.
C. F. Beatie was a business visitor
in Oregon City on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Carr spent
the week-end at Husum, Wash.
Mr and Mrs. Harris have moved
back to their home in McLaughlin
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McShatko of
The Dalles stopped for a short time
in Dodson on Sunday.
Portland shoppers during the week
were Mrs. Rex Bauer, Mrs. A. R.
DeTemple, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Johnston.
Miss Lucille Tomlinson of Eugene
spent several days visiting at the Lu­
ther home during the past week.
BRIDES . . . .
You can say one thing for old men.
A fter you have seen the world saved
and ruined as many times as they
have you’ll quit worrying about it.
When the time comes,
remember us for
R. O. SCHE
A man’s word may be law in his
home, but usually his wife is the Su­
preme Court.
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