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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1937)
/ T H E B O N N E V I L L E DAM C H R O N I C L E Portland Friday and attended the Portland attending the Rose show. Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Rasmussen j Rose show. and daughter, Ann, returned Monday Mrs. H. J. Titus and Mrs. S. S. from Corvallis. Mrs. Rasmussen Stevens were Hood River shoppers (By Mrs. Clara Nix) spent last week in Rogue River a t - ; Saturday. tending a college reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sauter of Red l U H W I VVVÌ V Ì ^ I * “ * * * * * * * * * * 4 * * * 4 * 4 * * * 4 * * * * 4 4 * * * * * * 4 * * * * * * * * ^ Miss Naomi Phillipi has been a mond were week-end guests of Mr. ’37 Studebaker sedan these days. Miss Stewart Married guest of Miss Elma Glazier at the I and Mrs. Frank Strader. The many friends of Miss Averil Isabella Osborne underwent an op home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert H a r-; Stew art will be interested to learn eration at the Hood River hospital rison. of her m arriage last Sunday after last week. From the last reports, Bill Brink, Kathryn Ugar, Loyd Annual School Meet noon to Mr. W alter Nohrnberg of Co- she is gaining strength rapidly. Esse and Viola Brink enjoyed a game quille. Set Next Monday Mrs. William Ferguson and daugh- of golf at Hood River Sunday. The impressive double-ring cere-1 ter, Sharon, returned from La Mr. and Mrs. S. Hill and son, John, j mony took place at the Methodist Grande ~ Sunday after a two weeks’ and Mrs. May Elliott returned from Local committeemen in each of the a week’s vacation at Marshfield and 10 Hood River county school subdis church at Corvallis at 2 o’clock in visit with her parents. points. the afternoon. Mrs. W ilbert Harrison spent the various will be chosen at the annual Mrs. M. Morgan, Mrs. C. E. tricts Mrs. W ilbert H arrison of Cascade week-end at Newberg and Corvallis Cams, Mrs. L. Anna school meeting to be held Monday, Haggblom, and Locks played the wedding marches visiting relatives and friends. June 21, from 2 to 7 P. M. in each Folsom made a business trip of and accompanied Mrs. Jam es Ras Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W illiams and Louie the respective districts. Hood River Tuesday morning. mussen, also of Cascade Locks, who daughter, Mary Ann, left Sunday on to Mrs. One member of the county board Jim Lane and daughter, Mary sang, “Because” and "I Love You a two-weeks ^vacation. ^ Miss^ \ iola j l > ou> gjnj Eileen and Eleanor Sprague will also be elected, representing zone Truly.” Brink is working in the office in motored to Portland Friday and at- C, Odell and Pine Grove. Candi A fter the ceremony and a wedding their absence. dates are George E. Morell and A. E. the Rose Festival parade. Jakku. dinner at the home of the Stewarts, Max Millsap made a business trip tended Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hypse of Any citizen of Oregon who is 21 the couple left immediately for their to Portland Monday. W akefield, Nebraska, were Sunday years old, or older, and has resided home in Coquille. Mrs. Nohrnberg Mr. and Mrs. H arvey Tassier, guests a t the H. J. Titus home. taught in the local grade school for form er Locks residents, visited Mr. and the district for 30 days is legally Mrs. Melvin H arrington in qualified to vote. There is no prop three years. friends here Sunday. shopping in Portland last erty qualification in this election. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Fee and daugh were Thursday. ter, Donna Dee, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Merrill made a business trip to Bride-elect Honored Miss Doris Rhodes was the honor Frank Fee of Portland were Sunday Monday. guest a t a bridal shower last Tues guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. S. B ran Portland G. A. Cobb left for Oakland, Calif., day afternoon at the home of Mrs. non. the first of the Olmstead at Bonny Villa. Loyely “Midnight” Mack M cCreary re make his home. week, where he will refreshm ents were served by the hos turned back to the Locks early Mon Frank Hall left this week for a tess. The bride-to-be received many day morning after a m onth’s vacation two weeks’ vacation. lovely and useful gifts. Those pres which was spent in New York. ent were Mesdames H ank Julius, Jim Bill Brink and Miss K athryn Ugar Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murray drove to Bozley, Frank Banks, E. A. Brink, were week-end guests of Miss U gar’s Earl Rhodes and Misses Viola Brink parents in Portland. Mrs. Frank Strader and son, and Elm a Olmstead. Toughy, returned home Saturday INSURANCE LOANS evening after a week’s visit with her Visit Lost Lake Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, Mr. and sister, Mrs. Bill Sauter in Redmond ABSTRACTS Mrs. A rthur Nix and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moran and daughter, Shar REAL ESTATE Melvin Jack journeyed to Lost lake on, and France Reuterskoild made Sunday. The road is entirely clear a business trip to Portland Monday, of snow now and it’s truly a beauti Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bevans of Ste venson were Thursday evening guests ful place for an outing. at the Art Nix home ||ood River Abstract Fish at East Fork Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Fee and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Stewart, Mr. and and Mrs. Jess Fee and daughter, Mrs. Jim Bozley, B ert Stew art and Donna Dee, of Portland, were Sun & Investment Co. Russ Nichols were all fishing at East day callers at the Frank Moran home. 3rd and Cascade Fork Sunday and reported a good Mickey Moran went home with them Phone 1331 catch. for a week. Leslie Allen spent Saturday in Manchester» 111 Mr. and Mrs. G. E. M anchester and Beth M anchester have been quite ill w ith the flu this week. Mrs. R. V. Blinn of The Dalles spent several days last week with the R. J. Belshaw family. Mr. and Mrs. Belshaw took Mrs. Blinn home Saturday and spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Christphier at Big Eddy. The Hood River County School Board invites bids on A pleasant surprise party was giv certain building projects set out below. en by Mr. and Mrs. Otis McKinnon for their daughter, M argaret, on her 17th birthday last Friday night. Nice General Regulations: refreshm ents were served by the hos tess. The guests included Mr. and 1. Alternate bids are asked on each building proper Mrs. W ilbur Easley, Mr. and Mrs. i F rank Banks, Mr. and Mrs. Jess F er designated ‘‘Fully completed’’ and “Partially completed.” guson, and Misses Norva Jenkins, Betty Fisher, Elsie H arris, R uth 2. A copy of plans and specifications for each project Fisher, and Jim Smith and Bo Jen kins. may be obtained at the office of the School Clerk in the Mr. and Mrs. Carl M offett recently Court House, by the deposit of a check for Ten Dollars purchased a 35-acre farm one mile to be returned when the plans are returned. out of W aldport on the Alsea high way. Mr. M offett and son, David, left this week to do some repair work 3. Each bid should be accompanied with a certified on their new place. Mrs. M offett check for 10% of the amount of the bid. This check will will follow in about 10 days. be returned to any unsuccessful bidder. A 100% surety Bob Morgan, who is a delegate to bond will be required of the successful bidder. the 4-H summer school at Corvallis, has had the m isfortune to have a front tooth knocked out while play 4. Other regulations are found in the specifications ing volley ball. accompanying the plans. Mrs. 'W . E. Cox and two daughters, B arbara and Nancy Joan, of W alla W alla, are here visiting Mrs. Cox’s 5. Bids will be received up to noon, June 22, 1937. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tharp. Address all bids to W. N. Weber, School Clerk, Hood The Odd Fellows are having the River, Oregon. floors in the I. O. O. F. hall waxed and plan to have dances in the near future. 6. The Board reserves the right to reject any and Mr. and Mrs. Art W arren returned all bids. this week after a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kyle and son, Clayton, spent Sunday at Lost lake. The Projects: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Collins and Jim m y and Dubbie Merrill attended the M errikanna parade Saturday (A) THE BARRETT PROJECT night at the stadium in Portland. (B) THE ODELL PROJECT Mrs. Roxy Hill is sporting a new FRIDAY, JUNE 1», IMÏ. CASCADE LOCKS NOTICE When it rains.... When it’s hot.... Spend your leisure hours at M archbank’s on Second Street, Hood River Pool — Billiards — Bar Cigarettes — Tobacco — Cigars (C) On each (A) (B) (C) THE PARKDALE PROJECT project bids are invited as follows: THE BUILDING STRUCTURE W ITH PLUMBING THE HEATING PLANT THE LIGHTING W . J. Carlson . Chairman W. N. Weber. Clerk THIRTEEN MINDS Verna Fleming Minds that love, minds that hate, Minds distorted by tricks of fate, Minds of youth and minds of age, All play their part on Life's great stage. 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