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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1938)
HOOD E IG H T Household Hints Cascade Locks R I V E E C O U N T Y FRIDAY, JULY 1, IMS SUN Herb Frazier in Oregon City one day last week. A woman reader unusually bandy with her needle tells how she made slip covers of burlap. “ I needed a new day-bed covering-," she says, (Continued from Page Five) "which is in use every day. Cre tonne covering wears out so quickly, left early Saturday morning for so I decided to try something else. I Warrenton, Ore., to take Miss Hep- had on hand a collection of burlap ner home, Miss Helen Rosenback sacks, so I decided to sew them stayed for a short visit. together and dye them. You’ d be Capt. Nelson spent several days surprised the sturdy—and attractive —slip covers I have produced in this visiting his son at Hillsboro last week. Sunday Mr. Nelson, Mr. and summer." If sheets are hung on the line Mrs. Henry Miller and Mr. and Mrs. dripping wet the weight of the water Henry Nelson were going from bulls them down and removes most Portland by steamer to the river steamboatmen's picnic at Cham- of the wrinkles. Flour and sugar are very sensitive poeg. Captain Nelson piloted boats to moisture. They should be kept on the Columbia for a good many in covered containers and always years. kept in a dry place. Mrs. Maude Bardness of Eby, When making iron or pot holders, Nevada, is visiting her sister, Mrs. put a layer of leather from an old glove through the center, and the P. J. Lee, and expects to visit her holder will never cause burned fin for a month at least. gers. Miss Anna Zurcher and Mrs. Ida Wash wooden utensils in slightly Greer of Carson visited Mrs. Sue soap warm water, rinse well and dry Woodward last week. immediately. Letting them soak a long time discolors them. | Frank Walker, who conducted a To prevent eggs cracking in boiling cleaning and pressing business in water dip them first in cold water. town for several years, was renew No jelly needs to be boiled longer ing acquaintances in the Locks Tues than five minutes after sugar is day. Mr. Walker is still in business added. Long cooking darkens any in Portland. kind of jelly. Silver Perras, Mr. Jim Muriell and Mr. George Lamont were Portland D O G O F F IC E R R E S IG N S visitors Monday. Announcement was m a d e this The plaque which was purchased week that C. A. Swarts, enforcement by the Mid-Columbia Associated officer for the Hood River County Dog Control Board, had tendered his Chamber of Commerce was displayed resignation. Swarts had served dur at the C. L. C. of C. weekly lunch ing the current year and also held eon at Muriell's Tavern, Tuesday noon. This plaque will be placed on the position last year. the sealocks in appreciation of F. D. R. and the U. S. engineers. Informal adjustments inaugurated in local employment offices proved Mrs. William Sundstein, Mrs. Al satisfactory in 99 per cent of disputes ton Sundstein and children, Lillian on unemployment compensation claim and Junior and Mrs. Karl Reuter- in May. skiold were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Miss Genevieve Woodward spent the past week visiting Miss Norma Greer at Carson, Wn. Wm. Sundstein was guest of honor on his birthday, Monday evening, when a group o f friends and rela tives enjoyed supper at Eagle Creek park. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Karl Reuterskiold, daughter, Donna, Mr. and Mrs. Marty Whalen, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Frazier and daughter, Maxine, of Oregon City, Mr. and Mrs. Will Frazier and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Deitz of Hood River, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Mallory and daughter, Barbara, and Mrs. Wm. Sundstein. Mrs. Frank Banks and daughter, Audrey, were visiting Mrs. Banks’ daughter, Mrs. Melvin Viele, in Portland for the past two weeks. H a ve you seen our Complete Hardware lines? L IN O L E U M W A S H BO ILE R S M IRR ORS P A IN T S - V A R N IS H E S LAM PS OIL CLOTH CO OKIN G U T E N SIL S G LASSES K N IV E S SH O VELS M odem , Second Hand W E S T IN G H O U S E R A N G E 4 Eléments, automatic oven control $ 37.50 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosenback and Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rosenback, Mrs. Abbie Heck enjoyed the Swed ish picnic at Viking Park Sunday. Mrs. Goodrich and son, Lorenzo, visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rosen back Tuesday evening on their way back to Hood River from Astoria. Rev. L. G. Weaver was a Locks visitor Saturday evening and was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. . Weaver. Rev. Weaver is moving to Fossil and will be pastor for the M. E. Church. Everything for the home A M M U N IT IO N - GU N S - F IS H IN G POLES - T A C K L E Amoth Hardware Cascade Locks Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Harrington are sporting a new Plymouth sedan Wayne Osborn and his mother, Mr. and Mrs. John Martinson were which they purchased in Hood River “ Ma," were visiting in Hood River in St. Helens, Ore., Monday on busi Tuesday night. ness. Tuesday. Mrs. C. J. Hesgard and daughter, Clara, of Orfordville, Wis., are vis iting her sister, Mrs. G. N. Hesgard and Mr. L. L. Amoth. Mrs. C. F. Lewallen, Mrs. Jerry Jack, and Mr. C. L. Rankin attended a democratic meeting in Hood River Tuesday night. YOU I I NEED THESE George Miller worked in Portland Tuesday. FRYERS FOR |SALE Dressed, 3 for $1.00 Live, 4 for $1.00 Leghorn. Cockerels— AH Ages Clark’s Poultry Ranch S Miles E ast o f Cascade Locks P H O N E 372 H IG H P R E S S U R E GREASING and LUBRICATION A complete Vacuum Cleaning of your car with each job. A. L. SCRIBER S T A N D A R D T IM E L Y S E R V IC E Phone 93 Cascade Locks PROPERTY FOR SALE Mi'. and Mrs. T. H. Harrison, son, Gib, Mrs. Sarah Brolliar and Miss Lois Smeltzer were in The Dalles for Methodist convention last week end. Mrs. Jennie Madden and Louie Folsom went to Portland Saturday to visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Woodward and children spent Sunday at Washou- gal. They were accompanied by Mr. Woodward’s mother, Mrs. Emma Woodward. The local Odd Fellows' lodge were hosts to the Rebecca’s and the Theta Rho girls Monday evening. The evening was spent in playing cards, while some of the young folks sang songs. Delicious straw berry shortcake and punch were served the guests. Rev. Floyd Hoole, wife and son, John, of Palo Alto, Calif., are vis iting at the home of the former's brother, John Hoole. They are con ducting revival services at the Open Bible Standard Church, at Stevenson, Wash., this week. Tues day night members of the Hoolo family, Mrs. Ellingson and son, Howard, and Mrs. L. W. Vallen at tended the sermon and enjoyed it very much. Rev. John Hoole, who has been employed by McNutt Bros, here, since last fall received a call to take charge o f the Open Bible Standard Church, at Fairburn, S. D. Being unable to go at present, his wife. Rev. Mrs. Hoole, left last Thursday to take over the pastoral work, until her husband is able to go. She was accompanied by her little daughter, Joanne. B y “ These” W e M ean Our Stock o f Lunch Meats Sandwich Spreads Mayonnaise Salads Fruits Breads Cakes, Pies ROSS M A K E S R E Q U E ST Service Station Property Restaurant Farms (Continued from Page One) build up the market which would ultimately be served by that project. “ The extension from Pasco to Uma tilla and Pendleton is recommended because cheap power will make pos sible large irrigation developments," he wrote. Come in, we'll Suggest Some Others 0 0 9 Recreation Lands Lake Frontage Residences Industrial Sites HOLLYW OOD Dairy W a r réndale. Ore. Hotels MAUDE BROLUAR Phone 262 Cascade Locks A local Institution interest ed in serving you to your satisfaction. Phone Bonneville 14-f~3 C H A P M A N ’S FOOD STORE C A S C A D E LOCKS
