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About Cascade Locks chronicle and the Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Cascade Locks, Or.) 1939-1939 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1939)
FRIDAY. MAY 5. 193V THF. CASCADE LOCKS CHRONICLE Kl(. HT Land Transactions of Lot 2, und S'^i of Lot 3, First Addn. to RiviTHid«* Lurk. Charles A. und Marriette M. Martin to Archie I\ und Inga. Hanson, conveys 1.16 acres in Sec. 21», T 2.__________________________ COMMUNI T Y Cascade Locks Transfers of lurid titles in Hood I<i\«*r County rontinued at u vig orous rate lust week. Thirteen of (Continued from P a ge F iv e» tiieie were recorded, according to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ingram of the Hood River Abstract Weekly. Portland were guests of Mr. and Between the dutes April 11# and IN III STB I \ LISTS STI'DY Mrs. George Webber last week. April 2#1. These were: Cascade Locks (f'or,tinned fr o m F » * « O n « l Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rosenback, W. Cloy r und Mattie Glover to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haggblom, Two shows daily, 7:15 and 9:00 p, m, II L. Sherrei, warranty deed, con 1 ties created by the Bonneville Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sundsten drove veys ull of Lots 3, 4, 6 and 6, Blk. Projwt will permit the reduction to Portland Sunday afternoon and and processing not only of north visited Mr and Mrs. Frick Johnson. Sunday shows continuous from 5:30 p, m, 7, Cascade Locks. western ores, but of foreign ores Lloyd Mallary of Portland vis ----- --------- Murk Skinner, Supt. of Banks, to such a shipped in from Alaska, ited his brother, Dallas #.Mallary, Calvin K. Guinea, deed, conveys 10 Bolivia and the Malay stutes. and family Sunday. Friday and Saturday, May 5 and 6 acres in Sec. 1#, Tp. 2. VN ood Indus!ries Stressed Mrs. Bob Wineland and Miss J II. Sheldrake, Sheriff, to J. 11. Bloch directed attention to the { Luella Glazier made a business Richard Green and Nancy Kelly in Vogt, deed, conveys tracts in Sec. opportunities for chemical und | trip to Hood River Saturday. ‘ SU B M A R IN E PATROL •), T 2. wood-products industries which Mr. and Mrs. George Kerr and Alice and John S. Kenyon to could utilize Northwest resources I children spent the week-end in Mystic Siam. G-Man Jitters (cartoon) Jumes Otis Kenyon, deed, conveys and c h e a p Bonneville power. Portland. Mr and Mrs. Bill Wilkins of ull of l,ot 38, Woodworth Acres, Among the electrolytic products s I mi Lots til# und 70, in Lurie Coun are sodium chlorate, und a variety Hood River were guests last Friday Sun.. Mon., Tue*., May ", 8, 9 >>f acids and alkalis utilizing hydro of Mr. and Mrs. Franz Reuter- ty. gen, oxygen and nitrogen extracted skiold and family. Adolphe Menjou and Dolores Costello in Burns Jones to M K. und Alleen from water and air. Chlorine and Mr. und Mrs. Albin Sundsten and "KING O F T H E T U R F 1' A. Gagen, warranty deed, conveys caustic soda cun be made from ¡children of Hoardman were week 10 acres ill Sec. 3, T 2. electrolysis of brine. end guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Wrong Way Out, News A long list of other products Sundsten. Martin Multhuuf to Margaret J. Colin Merrill made a business Mnkley, warranty deed, conveys 10 feasible for Northwest manufac ture include liquid and dry silicate I trip to Hood River one day last Wednesday and Thursday, May 10 and 11 acres in Sec. <1, Tp. 1. cements, glass products, dry ice, Bi lignum Timber Co. to J. Ed sulphuric acid, calcium carbide and week. (Action Drama) Hazard of Stevenson was wind Guntenbem, deed, conveys it derivatives, 1........ I oil products, a Clay business visitor in the Locks "T R A D E W IN D S land in Sec. It , »$, 7, und H, T 2. and distilled beverages. Almost Monday. Fredric March and Joan Bennett Joseph W. West to First Securi unlimited in scope, be said, is a Those spending Sunday evening ties Co., wut unity deed, conveys ull fertilizer industry that would open m Portland were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Plus Short Subjects up Idaho's vast phosphate deposits Merrill, Mrs. Wilma I aO VC *11, Mrs. by the use of cheap hydro-electric Iva Woodward, Mrs. Thelma Dou- power. ville, Dave Kay and Joe Giblund. Adults, 25c Children under 12, 10c Eastern Washington and west Mr. and Mrs. B. Weaver and son, ern Idaho contain large deposits Neil, of Pendleton spent the week of fine siliceous residual kaolins or end at Chichfields while on a busi Sam Gudmunson, Misses Audrey ON ACCOUNT of sickness, will china clays, Bloch said. By the ness trip here. use of electric power these clays Warren Davidson and Jim Smith Banks, Shirley Woodward and sell, lease, on State Highway can be dewatered and their con left the first of the week on a busi Celeste Coe enjoyed a drive to Fountain Lunch, 4 miles from Wsmsulsls, ore Parkdale Sunday. stituents separated and dried in ness trio to Detroit, Mich. Cascade Locks on Columbia High stundurd clav washeries. They can Mrs. Frick Olnian and son, Dean. Yuba Seitz and Simmy Stire- j way. E. F. Koble, 817 Columbia A Iocs) I n s t itu tio n i n i n c t - also be used in the manufacture of I of Portland spent the week-end in wait of Fossil! visited Mr. Seitz’s St., Hood River. 6-8 e il in a « rv ln g you tu y o u r refractories, porcelain, tiles, pot I the Locks with Mr. Olman. sister, Mrs. George Haggblom. last s n t ls fs r llo n tery, and sanitary ware through Louie Folsom made a business Thursday afternoon. 5 ACRES of fine land on Orchard processing in kilns and furnaces, trip to Portland Monday. Road, fenced and mostly in al Phone Bonneville M- f - 3 some of which can he electrically Mr. und Mrs. Noble Hyde were falfa. Very reasonable. Terms. heated. guests u week ago Sunday of Mr. Medford Reed, Phone Hood River and Mrs. Jack Buce ut Mosier. 5 9 0 3 . ___ ________ 3-13-tf Mr. and Mrs. Nate Dais and Mr. FOUR FOOT DRY CORI) WOOD. Shirley Moore of Cottage Grove M. L. Morgan, Penn's Tavern, ARE YOU BUYING PROPERTY? were up for the week-end, the Cascade Locks. 4-10-tf Are you sure the title is clear? Davises us guests of Mr. and Mrs. FOR S A I. F Started Leghorn Don’t take a chance. An abstract Shirley Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Harris Cockerels, 3c each (any number). is the only way of determining Formerly The Dulles Freight Line made a business trip to Portland Frank Clark, «* miles east Cas title to real estate. See Hood cade Locks. Phone 372. 3-6-tf Wednesday. River Abstract & Investment Co., Mr. und Mrs. Tom Jenkins, and agents for POULTRY FOR S A L E — Now 3rd and Cascade. Phone Hood daughter Norva, and son Bo, made available 3 cents each started River 1331. a business trip to Hood River Cockerels e v e r y Sunday and COI IIMBIA GORGf MOTOR I INI Monday. Thursday—Clark’s Poultry, Cas Mr. and Mrs. Homer Proctor, cade Locks, Oregon, phone 372. Dally Truck Service to 1‘ortland electrical engineer at the Dee Log 4-24, 5-1 C ascade Locks Fort land ging Co., spent the week-end in « 2 0 .0 0 TO $ 1,0 0 0 .0 0 Phono 131 Phone FA 271)7 the Locks. FOR SALE— Fertilizer. Peat moss ON YOUR CAR Congratulations are going to Mr. with baby chick droppings. Solt Dealers in 1932 to 1939 models. Light and Mrs. J. F. Kelsay on the new by the sack. Frank Clark, H trucks and out-of-state cars nrri\al Sunday evening of a boy mile cast of Cascade Locks. f uel Oil - Briquets - Coal - Pres-to-Logs weighing nine pounds. No name ! 1 TO 18 MONTHS TO REPAY 3-27-tf had been selected as yet. Mr. Kcl- Contracts Refinanced say drove to Hood River Monday PIA N O BARGAIN small Bunga C o n su m e rs Credit low style, nearly new. Old re evening to visit his wife. Mrs. Winfred Cronk entertained liable make. Guaranteed. Sacri Com pany the sewing club at dessert luncheon fice price, for cash or small pay TOM SCOTT. Agent Wednesday The afternoon was ments, to save shipping. For full RK \SONABLE spent informally. Guests were ( particulars, write. Adjuster, Cline 114«/, Third St. Phone 2804 The Filimi of Cuts Mcsdames Ernie Manchester, Ivan Piano Co., 1011 S. W. Washing License M 238 Fmbree, c. A. Saunders, V Ictor ton, Portland, Oregon. 4-17-24-31 I urges! Assortment Wigrcn, George Kerr, Don Craw. C K. Wentz and the hostess. AI Geitner underwent an opera- j tion at the Hood River hospital Wednesday and the last reports were that he had stood the opera- j tion very well. Ills friends arc i * wishing him a speedy recovery. Made from Mr and Mrs. Orel Yallen made flint Last of the Safe way Store « > a business trip to Portland Satur- | H O L L Y W O O D MILK A N D C R E A M C A S C A D E LO CKS day. Mrs Frances Bittner was »hoo <> The Finest Ice Cream Money Can Buy «> ping in Portland Tuesday. :! Mrs Harold Johnson entertained a few friends at a tea Tuesday at :: her home. Mr. und Mrs Carlyle Harrison ¡i and children visited Mr' Harrison's Phone -t 1 2 Cascade Locks parents at I < \mgton, Oregon, Sun A M H U l A N C E S E R V IC E day Keeping pace imth the progressive spirit of Cascade Locks i » Mrs. Bill Keeler and son. Tommy M l H is t* H u w l llo n d I I I * « O regon t'h on a 13VI :! enjoyed a drive to Portland Tues day with friends. TH EATR E — --------- - ..................... H O LLYW O O D Dairy CLASSIFIED ADS Frances L. Manchester, Inc. Auto Loans MEATS Home-made Ice Cream Erickson’s Cash Market CASCADE DRUG CO. Anderson Funeral Home FOOD COSTS GO D 0 W N! " F R I G I D A m o t h Hardware D U Y in quantities at food sales when grocery stores and meat markets offer their bargain prices . . . keep the food supplies fresh and ensp in a modern, electric refrigerator . . . save the left-overs for the next meal (thev are just as tasty tomorrow if kept fresh in a Frigidaire) . . . make vour own ice cream . . . freere vour own ice . . . A Frigidaire will pay for itself in a surprisingly short time. A I R Cascade E L o c k s , O r e g o n