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About Cascade Locks chronicle and the Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Cascade Locks, Or.) 1939-1939 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1939)
FRIDAY. Jl'I.Y 2S. lt»t$ C T ill icrAniAti ASCADI AN CASCADE „. » . L , O C K S ______T H E A T R E >»»»»♦»♦*»»»»»«»♦*»»»*»*»»♦»♦»»»»»»♦»»»»»%»»»»♦»»%»( p l a y in g — now The Excellent Sequel to "Four Daughters” COURAGEOUS With the "Four Daughters," Priscilla. Rosemary, ami Lola Lane, (.¡ale Page: also May Robson, J >hn Garfield, ami Jeffry Lynn. OPENING MONDAY July 31 Robert Donat in James Hilton's GOODBYE R MR CHIPS 0 I A L T _____ T H E A T R E Friday and Saturday 'N A U G H T Y July 2h-29 BUT NICE Ann Sheriden—Dick Powell Surprise Midnight Matinee Satur day Evening. Sunday Only July 30 DOUBLE FEATURE: John Carrol, Movita in •WOLF CALL' Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette, in MOUNTAIN RHYTHM' Mon., Tues., Wed. July 31. Aug. 1-2 Sandy, the baby star who "Bowled Y’ ou Over" in “ East Side of Heaven” returns in UNEXPECTED FATHER with Mischa Auer. Mrs. Tom Harrison left Sunday Mi'>es Helen Y'oung and Ruth for Eugene where Mr. Harrison is Buche, .■•' the Columbia Gorge employed. Hotel were visiting friends in the Miss Eileen Sprague spent the I ock- VN ednesday week-end in Portland as the guest of Miss Ann Rasmussen. Mr. and Mrs. Gunar Bergstrom and Alf Anderson of Uoopey Ealls visited friends in the Locks Sat urday evening. Mrs. Hilda Olin visited relatives ♦ The annual Homemakers' Camp, in Portland last week. which during the last few years has Miss Ida Glazier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jes Glazier, was I h cn held at Lost Lake, has been married last week to Mr. Wilfred Pernula of Deep River. Wn. They scheduled foi next week from were married at Raymond. Wn.. W'edn*->day to Sunday this year at and drove up the end of the week (amp Defiance at Green Point. to visit Mr. and Mrs. Glazier. They were accompanied by Mrs. For a small fee, mothers, their Nick Harrison and Nina Glazier older daughters and housewives from Multnomah. The best wishes ait entitled to attemi the camp, of the community goes to the where meals are provided and the young couple. homemakers are allowed to so Mrs. Sue Woodward returned, home Monday evening from a journ from household duties. The three-months' visit with her son- 1 tamp i> sponsored by the Exten in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. ! sion Department of Oregon State Mike Weaver, at Jamestown, Cal. I College aiul is under the direction A trip to the Eair and Yosemite of l.ouisc Harwood. and different places of interest County Agent A. L. Marble, who made a real vacation. The tern- I is perature was getting a little too j recording registrations, unnounc* warm and hastened her trip home. ll‘ >estcrday that registrations are Doc Hammell has been nursing ' short of the quota of 60 which is an abscessed eye this week, which regarded as the minimum attend ing been very painful. We hape anee by the Extension Service, he will have a speedy recovery. i l nlcss more homemakers register Eileen Sprague has her arm ( for the camp, it may be necessary bandaged as a result of the skating to cancel it this year, Mr. Marble party Monday night. stated. , Mrs. Charles Bennett was called [ to Terrebonne Wednesday. Her | I mother was quite ill. Maxine ' Bennett accompanied her mother. Mrs. Ben Scott entertained her | Sutidav School class at her home last Friday at a no-host party. The children made home-made ice j cream and derived a great deal of pleasure in turning the freezers. | Those enjoying the afternoon were Elli Nelson, Juanita and Pauline McCristy, Bonny and Virginia Mar tin, Shirley and Florence Smeltzer, Joan McCormick, Maxine Bennett, Betty June Stark, Billy Joan Har- ten, and Jean and Judy Scott. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Manchester and George Lamont visited in The Dalles Sunday and attended the auto races. Russ Nichols placed third in his red racer which he won on a raffle and made $16 on the race. Homemakers Camp Slated Next \\ cek DAUGHTERS FIVK C \Si \DK l tX K S ( H R O M C 1 F USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE Q 1939 PLYM OUTH Deluxe Touring Sedan $895 J A few weeks ago this car soli! for over $1000.00. It is in spotless condition, only 4000 actual miles uni still good for many miles of use. Has heater, dual defrosters, dual horns and other dual accessor ies. Q 1913 PLYMOUTH COUPE $265 1935 PLYMOUTH SEDAN $365 19 37 PLYMOUTH Tour. SEDAN $525 Fleet’s in ! Fun. Frolic and Smiling F aces' PHONE till Why not join with Portland at Koberg Beach Pavilion 3 famous TRAINS EAST from PortUnd All Air Conditioned F oi I m S«rvi< • *nd F i m P illow « la C o a c h « » The Streamliner— CITY o r PO RT LA N D 5 Sailings monthly on 1,7,13,19,25 ( PORTLAND PACIFIC ROSE D ally LIMITED D a lly to Ethel Virginia Harper, (¡rant Deed, conveys 10 acres in Sec. 20, Land Transactions T 2 Anton Cenine to Joe Petranovirh, Following is a list of transféra warranty deed, conveys 10 acres In in n-ul property in Hood River County from July 12 to July lb, Julius J. and Margaret C. Carl as published by the 11ood River son to Frances L. ami Myrtle G. Abstract A Investment Co.: Floucher, warranty deed, ronveys Kotiert II and Frances L. Schopa Lot 3, It 1 k 3, Cascade l^icks Addn. I •. 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