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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1921)
GKBSHAM OUTLOOK. TVBWPAY, SKPTEMBEK 27. 1021 PAOS THKEK PLEASANT HOME T he lectu re an d stereo p tico n pict ures w hich Miss E dna S hoem aker was to have given at th e M ethodist church F rid ay .evening has been can- H celled because of a change in Miss H S hoem aker's plans. Miss S hoem aker | will leave to d ay (T u esd ay ) fo r the If you have money to invest come in and see us as I U niversity of W ashington w here she we can supply you with paper that will net the above J will tak e up som e special w ork. Miss S hoem aker reg rets th a t th is change mentioned interest rates. , in plans prevents h e r com ing to | P leasan t Home a t th is tim e b ut prom \ early deposits of $500.00 or more iu our bank pay 5% Interest ises to m ake th is one of h er first ap pointm ents when she re tu rn s la te r in ; th e w inter. Special in te re st is at- Municipal Bonds pay 5%, 6% and 7% Interest. , tached to th e w ork of Miss Shoe- 1 m aker as she is a G resham g irl and h e r fam ily is well know n an d they BURLEY HIGHWAY DISTRICT, HIGHWAY BOND par #% a re all active m em bers of th e B aptist TOWN OF RYEGATE, MONTANA ......................... par<% .ch u rch in G resham . Miss Shoem ak e r's work in C hina has been followed WARM SPRINGS IRRIGATION DISTRICT par 6% by m any focal people since th e tim e OCHOCO IRRIGATION DISTRICT p;lr 6 , sh e w ent to th e m ission fields six years ago. T he pictu res w hich she CITY OF ONTARIO, OREGON ................................ par 6% shows w ere m ade from pictures CITY OF STANFIELD, OREGON ......................... .. par 6% which she b ro u g h t from C hina and are of places and scenes w ith w hich CITY OF KIMBERLY, IDAHO ............... par 7 , she Is m ost fam iliar. Local people will look fo rw ard to th e tim e when CITY OF RIDGEFIELD, WASHINGTON Par 7% they can see th ese pictures. CITY OF TOPPENISH, WASHINGTON.............. .. Par 7% W. E. M arkell has had his resi dence reshingled recently. Mr. and Mrs. M. L en n artz w ent to Real Estate Mortgages and Collaterly secured notes 8% Hood R iver Monday on business. G. Mast, Branch, Mgr. H om er Alhson is p rep arin g to vSee us for investments. build a residence on his property ad jo in in g th a t of his parents-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bacon. A well is UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL being dug and th e basem ent of the OPENS AT GILLIS CHURCH new dw elling has been excavated. G uests a t the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. At a well atten d ed an d in te restin g M orrison Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. GRESHAM, OREGON m eeting held Sunday aftern o o n at A. J. Swanson and little d au g h te r and Gillis com m unity ch u rch , a union or two young friends, Mr. and Mrs J. \V. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Co r a th e r com m unity Sunday school was burn and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Biddle organized to care fo r tMbse in th e all of P o rtlan d . A lthough these peo com m unity who live some d istance ple all live w ithin a few blocks of one an o th er none of th e couples knew the rfrom a church. A full corps of officers o th ers w ere p lanning th e trip until was obtained from th e com m unity they met at the M orrison home. W. I and w ith a bit of o utside help in s ta r t R. Biddle, who was in th e p arty wa3 ing a th riv in g Sunday school is in form erly well know n in th is vicinity i. as he owned th e Novelty sto re in prospect. G resham an d was very active in Rev. E arle D. Sima of th e B aptist church Service Car will tow you in at any time. circles there. church acted as ch airm an in o rg an A well is being dug at th e hom e of Phone 78x1 Gresham izing th e school and it was decided W illiam Caldo. This is th e season of first th a t th e school should be a well digging and all who are plan union school all denom inations ning such an im provem ent are anx w orking to g e th e r for com m unity p u r ious to com plete th e w ork before the poses. T he B ap tist Sunday school fall rains se t in. supply house has given upon req u est Mrs. M ary Bacon visited a t th e of Mr. Sims, a q u a rte r’s supplies of hom e of Mrs. R obert L undbom Sun Sunday school lite ra tu re with w hich day a fte r church. Mrs. Bacon also to s ta rt th e school. Song books were visited Mrs. J. Ick le r and Mrs. Idelle arran g e d for and all necessary su p W ihlon d u rin g th e aftern o n . The Rev. Mrs. Myers of P o rtlan d plies will be on hand. visited w ith Mrs. Mary Bacon re T he officers fo r th e school w ere se cently. lected from th o se p resen t who w ere - Among those who a re planning from th e com m unity. They are su apple picking a t Hood R iver and p erin ten d en t, C. M. L ak e; assista n t elsew here a re th e H om er M oulton su p e rin ten d e n t, Mrs. Sadie C hase; fam ily. I he GRESHAM OL I LOOK has a supply of the se cretary , Mrs. Mary M ilne; tre a s A trav elin g p h o to g rap h er has tak u rer, R u th E lio tt; lib ra ria n , G ene en pictures of th e pupils of th e d if vieve M anary; o rg an ist. Miss Amy feren t room s of th e O rient and Cot ’• new Multnomah County Farmers Directories. E liott. Those p resen t w ere divided trell schools and th e resu lts vary. into classes an d teach ers selected as These pictures alw ays add to an in follow s: Bible class, O. E v erett; in te re stin g collection of Bchool day term ed iate, G. W. A ndrew s; ju n io rs, souvenirs. YOU NEED IT. W ork on resh in g lin g of th e M. E. Mrs. Sadie C hase; prim ary, Mrs. C. church will probably com m ence on M. Lake. W ednesday and v o lu n teer labor will The school will open next Sunday be appreciated. T he Junior classes of aftern o o n at 2 o ’clock and will be the Sunday school have volunteered We are almost, giving it away with a combination held at th a t h o u r u n til f u rth e r no to pick up and pile in o rd er all the tice. T he plan is to have pastors old shingles and if plans carry th is serving churches in th is section work will b e* done S atu rd ay afte r :: . subscription to the Portland News and Outlook. preach a t th e church on Sunday a f noon. « » ternoons a t 3 o’clock and a com m ittee POWELL VALLEY of th re e was appointed to secure such p reaching service. Mrs. Chase, Mrs Between 30 and 40 relativ es and G. W. A ndrew s and Mrs. Jas. McBain n ea r friends g ath ered at th e hom e of w ere appointed as a com m ittee to se Mr. and Mrs. Swan M agnuson Sunday cu re p reaching service. aftern o o n to celeb rate th e ir ten th T h ere was a splendid atten d an ce w edding an n iv ersary . A d elig h tfu l to begin with and a larg e n u m b er of tim e was had by all and refresh m en ts a d u lts w ere p resen t. Besides Rev. served by th e g u ests who had a r Mr. Sims, a n u m b er of Sunday school ranged th e affair as a su rp rise. A w orkers w ere p rese n t from neig h b o r purse of money was given to Mrs. ing churches to give assistan ce If M agnuson with which to purchase som e su itab le g ift as a rem em brance needed. Rev. A. Johnson of th e of th e occasion. H aley B ap tist church and his wife T he P arp n t-T each er association were present and Rev. E arl B. Cotton will hold Its first m eeting of th e sea of th e M ethodist church a t P leasan t son a t the schoolhouse F rid ay even Home. Mrs. H. P. C h ristensen and ing, S eptem ber 30. At th is tim e the I o th e rs of th e Mission church in Pow re g u la r business of th e association ell Valley. Mrs. A lta G entry of th e will be cared fo r and th e an n u al ‘ t-T tt 7 7 1 > I 1 I I I H I P leasan t Home M ethodist S u n d a y election of officers held. A good a t ‘S a a a s e s s s ft " tendance Is desired T his Is th e first • J school, Mrs. Chase of th e B aptist business m eeting fo r several m onths Sunday school a t P lea san t Home and and plans of an im p o rta n t n a tu re are a n u m b er of m em bers of th e Seventh- to be discussed. Day A dventist church which u n til re cently held its services In th e Gillis FAIRVIEW com m unity church. A fter th e o rganization which was T he ladles of Sm ith M emorial A FULL LINE conducted by Rev E arle Sims, Rev. church and th e ir friends will be en Mr. Cotton and Rev. Mr. Johnson te rtain e d a t a sliver tea a t th e hom e g av e s h o r t ta lk s a f te r which th e of Mrs. Cedric Stone on T h u rsd ay a f School Supplies,. Tablets, Pencils, Fountain Pens m eeting was dism issed and th e con ternoon. Crayons,-Silver Pencils, Inks, Etc. The re g u la r all day m eeting of g regation broke ( u p Into inform al groups discussing various problem s Fairview g ran g e will be held on the and phases of th e work. second S atu rd ay of O ctober. T his a r ran g em en t was m ade to give th e com m ittee of th is g ran g e an Oppor COTTRELL tu n ity to m eet with th e g en eral com G. H. B lackburn sp e n t th e past m ittee of E vening S ta r g ran g e which week at th e coast fishing. m eets on th e first S atu rd ay when The R E X ALL Store Mr. and Mrs. Meyers, who p u r plans for en te rta in in g th e n atio n al chased the old Ulysses Griffith place, g ra n g e will be m ade. have moved Into th e S chneider house Miss Jo sep h in e Tow nsend le ft th e w hile th e ir bungalow Is being com la tte r p a rt of la st week fo r E ugene) pleted. to a tte n d th e U niversity of Oregon. Miss B erth a Alhle of B oring and Among those from th is place who j Mr Berdlne of P o rtlan d called a t the have gone to Hood R iver to stay Crasw ell hom e Sunday Miss Mabie W agner of P o rtlan d th ro u g h apple h arv est are Mr. and lYa lb- loaf, 13c Mrs. Oeo. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. H C. spent Sunday with h er parents. Moore, Mrs. R uth M oller, Mrs. D ora 2 for 25c P eterson and o th ers. CORBETT Wrapped in tones Lumber Co. Established 1859 5% , 6% , 7% , or 8% Interest—Which? BUY QUALITY LUMBER Our dimension lumber is £ in. thicker, J in. wider than standard size (full size). Finishing lumber all kiln dried, run on fast feed (hard knife) machines, insuring you a first-class job. OLR MILL, 1280 Macadam St., Portland We deliver direct from mill to you. WHY PAY THE MIDDLEMAN? Exclusive Representative National Builders’ Bureau Member vf Phone 2431 See J. BANK OF GRESHAM Get Your REPAIR WORK and OVERHAULING done at HOSSNER GARAGE W. HOSSNER In evei*j) field there is a leader / The uniform high quality of Red Crown gasoline, and the unfailing satisfaction long expe rienced through its use, have made “Red Crown” the favorite motor fuel, relied upon by the majority of motorists. W ith the leadership of “Red Crown” has grown a system of service. At Standard Oil Service Stations you are assured of quick, courteous and efficient service. Garages, and other dealers, too, sell Red Crown gasoline. Look for the Red Crown sign before you fill, — the sign that signals “Power and Mileage.” STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) S t., deni Oil Cn.p**J, ( C *ll/v .l* J DRINK MORE MILK It is the purest, most healthful and cheapest food. GRESHAM DAIRY Milk prices after Oct. 1st will be, 1 quart per month, $3.50; 1 pint, per month, $1.75; cream half pint, 20c. After Oct. 1st milk will bt/de- livered in the morning. E. BAUMANN, Phone 2441 If You Want Real Service The Modern Electric Washing Machine has been called the greatest of all— Labor-Saving Money-Saving Time-Saving —appliances ever produced for the Home. \\ e believe you will agree with this strong statement after you have seen one of these machines in action. Drop in any time for Free Demonstration ELECTRIC STORE ELECTRIC BUILDING Portland Railway, Light &*Power Company P hones: E ast 71 »>2; G resham 3 5 8 AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME Your Patronage Solicited * MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE M oving and G eneral H a a lii Wood, Coal and Briquets 124-fl U nion A venne P ortlan d . Oregon Get $ 1 .00 For 50c Portland New» $5.00 O u tlook ........... 1.50 D irectory........ 5.00 Total ........ $11.50 ALL FOR $ 5 .7 5 S c h o o l B X o o k s G resham Drug Co. BREAD REDUCED Mrs M yrta Reed, who has spent the past th ree weeks In P o rtlan d at th e home of h er d au g h ter, Mrs. Al b ert Fox, came o u t T h u rsd ay and stayed until S atu rd ay evening a t her hom e here. Mr. and Mrs. Tom N orthw ay were g u ests of Mr and Mrs. Troy Phipps Sunday. A n um ber of o u r people atten d ed th e M ultnom ah county fa ir at G resh am th is week and pronounced it very good. G eorge K nierlem , J r., and Cecil. Earl and A lbert P o under atten d ed th e R ound-up a t Pendleton last week Miss Ruby McKay sp en t th e week end at her home In P o rtlan d . Henry Itarrndrick «lies In P ortland. H enry B arendrlck, brother-in-law of Mrs J. II. Wilson and Polernan Massy, died a t bis hom e in P o rtlan d j on S eptem ber 17. Mr. B aren d rlck la j known to a n u m b er of people in thia vicinity w here he has often h a lte d He leaves to m ourn th e ir loss his I widow, fo u r d au g h ters and th ree ! sons, besides m any o th e r relatives. F u n eral services were held Mon day m o rning In P o rtlan d and in te r m ent was In th e Hopewell cem etery near Amity, Oregon. T he b ath in g g irls whose pictures you see so often In th e Bummer, pre sum ably bathe In th e w inter, too, b ut you d o n 't see any p ictu res of rtoa’t Forget them In th e ir w in ter b ath in g cos The Outlook combines with the tum es. Portland Newt. .W h e n you subscribe ask us about raWa. etc. Tou will be Drop onto a few of the bargains pleased with the New. Newsy, Newal offered In the want columns. wax paper 1 lb. loaf 9c CITY BAKERY, Gresham, Phone 11 I el. 96x — Electric Building —. Main St. Frank C. Jones & Co. CLARP E N T E R Septic Tlnka Built Jack Screws for Rent LICENSED ELECTRICTAH Wiring for Light and Power National Mazda Lampe Frank C. Jones Floyd L. Mack
