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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1921)
PAGE FOUR GRESHAM GRESHAM LOCALS b OUTLOOK. T U E SB A Y . MAY 31, I »21 48020000020202005353234853230002234823020202020200020202000002022302020023235348532353235353232353535323233253538901535301535353892348 S h ip a n d S a il u n d er th e Stars an d Strip es to all p arts of th e world H IP S w ith the Stars and Stripes blowing S from their masts are once more sailing the seven seas. They are, by the M er chant M arine Act, 1920, ". . . ultim ately to be owned and operated privately by citizens of the United States.” They are American ships, carrying passengers and, as President Harding has said, . carrying our car goes in American bottoms to the marts of the w orld." Keep our splendid ships on the seven seas under the Stars and Stripes by sailing and shipping on them. Free u se of S h ip p in g Board film s Use of Shipping Board motion picture films, four reels, free on request of any mayor, pastor, post master, or organization. S H IP S F O R S A L E (T© A m e ric a n c itizens on/y> Steel steamers both oil and coal burners Also wood steamers wood hulls and ocean going fugs F u rth e r inform ation m ay be of*- tain ed by request For sailings of passenger and freight ships to all parts of the world and all other information write to U. S. S h ip p in g Board WASHINGTON, D. C. SM A SH IN G R E D U C T IO N S W ord has been received of th e 5 = m arriage on A pril 30 of Mrs. M yrtle 5 = Myers, for several years a teach er In | s | th e G resham g rad e school, to O. A. = j Chegter of S eattle, W ashington. Russell K. A kin has tak en up a j special line of electrical inspection I work u n d er the S tate L abor Com mission. His work will tak e him to J all p arts of the sta te . Thos. W iles has trad ed bis proper- ’ ty Just east of G resham to J. Mar- q u art for his p roperty on W allula I H eights. T he tra n sfe r has been ; j com pleted and th e fam ilies have ta k en up th e ir new abodes. L. C. Sm ith of B urns, Oregon, is visiting friends in G resham for a few days. He came down to visit hss son, Claud, who is ip a P o rtlan d hos pital recovering from an accident which laid him up on March 2, when a fire tru ck ran over his feet and crushed them . T he V acation Bible school which opened at th e M ethodist Episcopal church this m orning sta rte d off with a good en ro llm en t and m uch en th u siasm . Rev. A. 8. Hisey has charge of classes for pupils Just prom oted from 7th and 8th g rades. Principal Touring, June 1, $853.00 C. M. Q uicksall of th e G resham grad e Roadster, June 1, $853,00 school has ch arg e of classes for 4th, 5th and 6th g rad e pupils and Miss Touring, June 1, $2145 Coupe, June 1, $1195.00 G ertrude A lexander Is teaching th e younger children. Mrs. Florence In Sedan, June 1, $1475.00 Roadster, June 1, $2145 galls of Fairview had th e sto ry hour th is m orning. Miss R uth M ontague will tell th e sto ry tom orrow . Miss 6A2 Phone 1141 H elen llo ss on T h u rsd ay and Rev. Jesse Brown on F rid ay . T he ch il Reliability Service GRESH AM dren were delighted w ith th e com pe titiv e gam es which form ed a p a rt of 01020101010153484823232353234848482323485348532348482348485348234853271111010202020001020201020230000001000200020000000002000000020000000 the session. Mrs. H annah Jo h n so n has retu rn ed from a visit w ith h er grandsons, G uests a t th e hom e of Mr. and C harles and Will D ahlquist of P leas an t Valley. H er son, Ed. Johnson of Mrs. Geo. Page over th e w eek-end Seattle |s visiting th is week w ith his w ere th e fo rm e r’s sister, Miss Con- m other. etance Page and Miss L ola Stim son, Bay Todd and fam ily of R idge both of P o rtlan d . field, W ashington, and E rn est P e te r C. E. K ellum and wife, who re son and wife of Salem, are visiting with I)r. and Mrs. R. H. Todd and cently bought th e W. V, Church o th er relatives. p ro p erty In G resham , have recently moved Into th e ir new home. Mr. R eg u lar m eeting of G resh and Mrs. K ellum are from Spokane. am Lodge No. 125, X.O.O.F., Mr. and Mrs. W. B. P arsons were In th e Odd Fellow s h all, every T h u rs recent callers a t th e hom e of Mr. and There are many Tractors clamoring for the patronage of the day evening. V isitors welcome. Mrs. M. O. Nelson of C herry P ark. HARRY J. STANLEY, N. G. farmer. The very air is charged with the noise of claims. One would JACKSON JONES. Secretary. WILLY’S KNIGHT R E D U C E D $200 NEW PRICE $2145 JUNE FIRST NEW PRICE $853 JUNE FIRST The Willys-Knight Sleeve-valve motor Im The improved Overland, is Rugged as ever, proves with use. It is amazingly free from Economical as ever, Comfortable as ever. Its care and cost. The gasoline mileage aver average of 25 miles per gallon of gasoline, ages above 20 miles per gallon. Its smooth its saving in tires and upkeep make it now performance is a source of lasting satisfac the low-priced automobile to own and use. Prices At Gresham tion. Prices At Gresham W . A . H essel think that all the farmer had to do was to buy a Tractor and he would enter into the Millennium. \\ ell, consider this fact—there are a great many different makes of Tractors. Tractors have been on the American market for twenty years. In that time some three hundred thousand Tractors have been sold to the farmers in the United States. The Fordson Tractor has only been on the market two years, and in that time more than one hundred thousand Fordson Tractors have been sold to the farmers of the United States. RETIRING TEACHERS ARE GIVEN FAREWELL PARTY Gifts That Last Everything for the BOY and GIRL Graduate GUY D. JONES. Jeweler A N NOU N C E M E N T Have purchased the stock and business of E. E. Chip- man and wish to announce that I will continue the sec ond hand business in the same location and I invite your patronage. I Buy and Sell What You Cannot D. P. M1LLIKIN COAL WOOD Ekstrom Truck Service A ^ruck for Every Kind of Work Cor. P ow ell a ml Maple Gresham BBI 2 2 5 Ash Street Port land Bdw y. 3OS2 JUNE GIFTS BOTH WEDDING and ANNIVERSARY We li ave Dinner Sets, special designs in 42 piece sets or you can make your own selection in plain white or fancy decorations. Our Pyrex ware is a complete line. Water Sets in several designs. Aluminum we have, in all household utensils. Let us supply the kitchen with that famous Win chester line of knives for all purposes. A. W. METZGER & CO. The Winchester Store R E D U C E D $220 Phone 1451 The Gresham library was the scene last night of a farewell reception which was given In honor of the P rin cipal Elm er F. Goodwin and Mrs. j Goodwin, Miss Good, Miss Gregson, j Miss Webb, Miss Morrison, Miss Hol man, Miss Montague, Mr. Webb and MY. Taylor, all of whom are leaving I the high school for other fields of I labor. Only four of the old faculty re main us a nucleus for a new faculty. The reception had been hastily a r ranged and doubtless many friends of the retirin g teachers were unaw are of the event. However, a good attendance was present and splendid program of speeches, reading and mush was given. Mayor Karl A. Miller presided. He stated the object of the meeting and called on Judge Stapleton to speak for the school hoard. He spoke p articu lar ly of the substantial growth and de velopment of the union high school un der the outgoing adm inistration and of pride In the splendid student body which has been built up. W. C. Lawrence of the school board voiced Ills regret th at the board is ham pered by lack of adequate funds and he gave beautiful trib u te to the character of Mrs. Goodwin. Mr. Good win ri'sponded for him self and wife and for the teachers. Solos were sung by Miss M artha Hagborg, C. E. R usher and H. W. Strong. Miss Frieda Bratzel gave a piano solo and Mrs. D. M. Donaugh gave a reading. Punch and wafers were served by a com mittee of girls. The fact was brought out In last nlRht's talks that not only is Union High School to lose 9 out of 14 teach- ; era. but by an art of the last Legtsla ture. the term s of office of all mem bers of the school board will term in ate nt the end of this school year. Ac- j cording to the new plan, five members will constitute the new school board and they are to be elected at the reg u lar meeting In June. Candidates will he required to file th eir petitions pre vious to the meeting. The election will be on all candidates nt large, how ever. only one member will be allowed In any one school district. Of the five elected, the one receiving th highest num ber of votes will hold office for five years, the one receiving the next highest num ber will serve for four years and so on. One member will then be elected each succeeding year. QUEEN ESTHERS WILL BANQUET IN PORTLAND A banquet for all Queen E sth ers of th e P o rtlan d d istrict will be held in F irst M ethodist Episcopal church In P o rtlan d next S aturday evening, Ju n e 4. This will ta k e the place of th e re g u la r d istrict rally. G resham circle Is the larg est In the d istrict and it is expected th a t a good rep resen tatio n will atten d th e ban quet. This circle hns been asked to give the toast. ' W hat we like about th e W H M. S ’’ Those in ten d in g to go should see Mrs. A. Hevel o r Mis* L etltia P u lfer to m ake reserv atio n s for th e ban q u et and fo r tran sp o rta tio n . S t a t e d Com m unication of Fairview Lodge No. 91 A. F. A A. M , Saturday evening. Ju n e 4. 8 o ’clock. L abor In th e M M. Degree WM H. STANLEY Sec’v Now why not have a F'ord- son right away? Take up the subject with us. Come in and get the details, and all the particulars. It is only a matter of time until you buy a farm Tractor—that is sure. So don’t put it off when jt means money to you to act promptly. RAKER & SON GRESHAM DENTISTRY PYORRHEA CAN BE CURED Phone 1301 ESTACADA Contractor and Builder I 5 % p er cen t In te re st on six Have located in G resham and am m o n th s’ tim e may be had at F irs t ready to ta k e any work in my line s ta te Rank by tak ln ^ U nlted State8 Long experience. W ork g u aran teed . T reasury C ertificates— th e sa fe st se- Let me bid on your work. Phone 327.. c u rlties In th e world today. L. J . W in ter. j ____________ _ D entistry m ade painless by nerve Wood | blocking m ethods. Try It. Dr. C. P. Cull ties fo r sale. E kstrom T ruck [ Johnson, 611 M organ Bldg., P o rt- Service, phone 851. tf |la n d , Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv. Artificial dentures to give complete satisfaction and extracting without causing pain. W e’ll gladly examine your case free and give our best advice. C. Smith Long and J. E. Stevenson 310 Bush and Lane Bldg. PORTLAND Flowers and Floral Designs All Kinds of Plants Reasonable Price Give Us a T rial MT. SCOTT GREENHOUSE tji Avenue S. E. n ear 92d S treet P h on e Aut. (122-15 FEELING “AT HOME” ONE OF OUR AM BITIONS is to have folks feel at home in this bank; to cultivate geniality and good will; to promote that feeling that the First State Bank is a home institution, ready to sene our home people at all times. You will always find a welcome here; vau are entitled to our time and attention, whether you bank here or elsewhere.
