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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1922)
1 p a g i : Font (. ItESHAM l \ I*. SII ATTI CK QUITS I • S. POSITION OUTLOOK. T UK S» AV, NOVEMBER 21. 1982 lÎÀ-y.'A/' f e . FA R M E R N M I T I ’-AL HAS PER D U S Y EAR OMA J / T h e school is still grow ing. The 813,000,000 in Force, Jan. 1, 1022 A llen H ollow ay is su fferin g from a j en ro llm e n t h a s now reach ed 275 and R ecent new s from W ashington T h e F a rm e rs M u tu al F ir e R elief com pound fra c tu re of h is leg as the m ore pupils a re h-xpected n ext .Mon a s s o c iâ t,on m a d e b ig g a in s In 1921 b rin g s th e in fo rm a tio n th a t E dw in P. re s u lt of being c a u g h t u n d e r fallin g day. School s ta rte d th is y e a r w ith S h a ttu c k of New York, p re s id e n t of h av in g w ritte n 1 4 ,4 6 6 ,0 0 0 in risk s, lu m b er w h ere he w as h elp in g to build 248 p u p ils. P eople c a n ’t be blam ed g a in e d 1700 new m em b ers an d p aid th e U nited S ta te s G rain co rp o ra tio n , a ho u se in P o rtla n d . T he leg is fo r com ing to G resham as th e re isn 't 12 8 ,0 0 0 in fire losses. J a n u a r y 1st has re sig n ed his p o sitio n , it w as re b ro k en In th re e p laces, w hich cau ses a b e tte r p lace to live, all th in g s c o n th e asso c ia tio n ad o p te d a u n ifo rm liab ly re p o rte d h ere today. S h a ttu c k g re a t suffering. sid ered , th a n in th is little city. It is fi r a te of 30c p e r h u n d re d d o lla rs in succeeded J u liu s B arn es, now p re s i Clyde O w sley, h is m o th er and tw o believed th e se n tim e n ts of every p ro - i s u ra n c e on a ll fa rm p ro p e rty . T h is d en t of th e U nited S tates C h am b er of s is te r s have com e re c e n tly from S outh i g fessfv e citizen Is ex p ressed by the low ra te w ill e n a b le ev ery fa r m e r to c a rry In su ran ce. II. W . S n a sh a ll w as C om m erce, w hen liq u id atio n of th e D ak o ta and have b o u g h t th e new bun- j sta te m e n t ‘ T he b est Is G resham s i re-elected p re s id e n t. A ny o n e d e sir c o rp o ra tio n ’s affairs w as decided on ffalow of R alph M ercer in C leveland aim .” in g to see him a b o u t in s u ra n c e m ay in 1920. ad d itio n n o rth e a s t of th e c a n n e ry „ c all a t th e G resh am f a ir g ro u n d s. i- .u . T he G irls and Boys G lee clu b s a re Mr. S h a ttu c k grew to m anhood In , bu ild in g s. Tk,,.. They d ro v e th ro u g h from i , , , , , . P h o n e 2101. G resham am i h a s m any old frien d s th e ir fo rm er hom e by autom obile. 1 Pro '?r,‘8i“ n« an d deriving m uch bene-1 tit a s w ell as p le a su re from th e ir | T h e B an k of G resh am p ay s 5 p e r I and re la tiv e s h ere. M rs. J. G. M etzger W ill C ath ey and his w ife, fo rm erly w ork. It is a p le a su re to know th a t ) cen t in te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— Adv. is a sister. M iss G ladys S tan h o p e, an d th e form - ' th e com m unity a p p re c ia te s them as e r ’s nephew , W arren C athey, a ll of j ap p re c ia tio n is a g re a t en co u rag e- I S e a ttle , a re v isitin g w ith re la tiv e s and m ent. T he g irls have a p p e a re d pub- frie n d s in G resh am . ,, , Mr. and M rs. D W. M etzger of Lodle, ' X “ nU'“ b er ° f tim eS t h ‘3 y e a r and hav e bookings for v ario u s com m unity C alifo rn ia, cam e la s t w eek fo r a affairs. The boys w ill soon m ak e th e ir ] m o n th 's v isit w ith old n eig h b o rs and Masonic Hall, (■resham public ap p earan ce. frien d s h ere. T hey note m any im G ents 75c L adies 25c ‘‘J a c k F ro s t”, w ritte n by E le a n o r ! p ro v em en ts in G resh am and th e s u r ro u n d in g co u n try sin ce they w ere last S m ith, and “C at T a ils ”, w ritte n by j R iley and G aynor su n g by th e th ird ' h ere. Mr. and Mrs. Roy C annon sp en t th e g ra d e ; “L ig h tly S w in g in g ”, a p iano ( w eek-end a t C o rv allis a tte n d in g the solo by Je a n A dix: th e six th g ra d e j hom e corning g a th e rin g of th e alu m n i fu rn ish e d “F a iry S ong” from Mid su m m er N ights D ream , E vening S ta r an d th e gam e. R ecent v isito rs a t th e hom e of Mrs. w ritte n by R obert S ch u m an n and M arie D. Jo h n so n of B a lrd sd ale place "T h e S m ith" from C av ellerio R u sti- I w ere h er son an d d au g h te r-in -la w . Mr. c a n a ; th e " Ita lia n F olk S o n g ” w as 11 and Mrs. C has. B aird and Mrs. B aird s sunK by th<> G ir l s G lee club, fa th e r, Mr. P a rk e r, from New York On F rid ay of m usic week a special Mrs. L eila W ilson of S an F ra n c isc o assem bly w as held. T he G irls' G lee h as a lso been a re c e n t v isito r a t th e clu b sang. Miss H ansen an d Miss Jo h n so n home. H oney san g a d uet accom panied by Place your orders with this market early. Not later Jo h n B ro w n 's b ro th e r, Dave Brow n Miss A lexander. S ev eral good n u m than Saturday or Monday before Thanksgiving. and his w ife an d fo u r ch ild re n from b ers w ere pluyed on th e B runsw ick. S an d P o in t, Idaho, have been visiting T he aim of th is assem b ly w as h e re fo r se v e ra l days b ut they expect c re a te an ap p re c ia tio n and a d e sire to re tu rn hom e today. to r good m usic. A. J. W. BROWN, Gresham, Ore. All of th e bids placed fo r th e w ork At th e assem b ly n ext W ednesday w ere re je c te d la st T h u rsd a y evening th e fo u rth g ra d e w ill e n te rta in . by th e city co u n cil. T h e city is now L ast week w as good book week. A a sk in g fo r new bids. larg e m a jo rity of th e p u p ils th ro u g h T h o se from G resh am who sp e n t the out th e school read good hooks d u r w eek-end a t C o rv allis w ere Mr. and ing th e w eek an d w ill re p o rt on them Mrs. Roy W. C annon, th e Misses la ter. T he lib ra ry , in netting asid e a E d ith H iatt, F lo re n c e G ill and Vivian w eek for good book week h a s done a H evel, M iss E s th e r M. G a rd n e r and good serv ice to a ll boys and girls. A lden M iller. T h e eig h th g rad e now n u m b ers 24. i T h e L ad ies' Aid of th e M ethodist T he m em bers re c e n tly o rg an ized the If you like to look well dressed c h u rc h have ask ed Dr. H enry C ollins, c la s s fo r th is y e a r an d elected officers when at play slip into a M. D.. to a d d re s s th e m eetin g w hich Is w ho a re D avid L ane, p re s id e n t; to he held W ednesday a fte rn o o n at E v e re tte K rigbaum , s e c r e ta ry ; P a u l- th e hom e of M rs. W. K. H am ilton. e tta D ow sett, tr e a s u r e r ; R alph W ad s T h e stro n g w ind sw eep in g th e w o rth . se rg e a n t a t a rm s an d Jo h n O tt j s tre e ts to d ay to re loose th e aw n in g and Guy R u sh e r, u sh ers. knitted from the finest grade yarn. s u p p o rts in fro n t of th e B ank of Miss G e rtru d e A lex an d er h as been Heavy and warm. G resh am . Som e of th e c ity ’s rad io a b se n t from h e r c la s s room fo r the a p p a ra tu s looks a s if it m ig h t also p ast few days b ecau se of illn ess. The be crip p led . E v en th o u g h th e w ind is school w ishes h er a speedy reco v ery cold, it h as to be ad m itted it m ak es a Miss A u g u sta R obinson is a c tin g as m u sical w h istlin g sound. su b s titu te . S he h as had six y e a rs of S. B. H all w as ill for sev eral days ex p erien ce as a first g ra d e te a c h e r. w ith a n a tta c k of g rip h u t w as back to A n o tew o rth y fact ab o u t th e school w o rk a g a in M onday m o rn in g . Is th a t th e re a re n e a rly tw ice as many boys a s g irls en ro lled . E very busy m an at som e tim e or An assem b ly is held every W ednes o th e r w ish es he could go aw ay out in to th e w oods an d allow h is w h isk ers day m o rn in g a t 10 o'clock. T h e re is 1 to grow wild. u su a lly a sp ecial nu m b er given by som e one g rad e a t th e se assem blies. F P R O S -'h im GRESHAM LOCALS UIIU,E SIHU,,L '"',TS- l DANCE by Lynch Orchestra DANCE SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25 Thanksgiving Poultry Turkeys, G eese and other fow ls O v e r la n d -4 Automobiles SEDANS COUPES TOURINGS ROADSTERS The car with the Triplex Springs, with exceptionally high mileage on gas and oil. The upholstering is very good and the baked enamel finish looks good after hard usage. Touring- $666 Complete, at Gresham Gresham Overland Co. W. A. HESSEL GRESHAM MEAT MARKET TOM WYE Heather Knit Jacket Each Japanese Lunch Cloth Value $2.00 Goes to the highest bidder at BISHOP BROS. SILENT AUCTION Saturday, November 25 All bids must be in by 3 p. m. Saturday Agents for Peters Shoes— Solid Leather Throughout $7.75 Heavy Wool Pull-On Sweaters for boys, assorted colors at .. . $3.50 to $4.75 S P E C IA L New Khaki Shirts for men, fine twilled all wool. The $5.00 kmd each .... $3.65 W e have now plenty of Heather Wool mixed hose for men and women. Walrad Mercantile Company GRESHAM, OREGON s Worth a Trip to Portland! IF We Lost Your GOOD WILL I f our service station burned down wed get the insur ance— If burglars stole our cash we could borrow some— But if we lost that port of our business called GOOD V II.I, we could get it back again only through months, or possibly years, of the hardest kind of work. - ü I’hat is why we say GOOD WILL is the most valuable thing we own. Our promptness and thor oughness will show yon if you come in how much we value vour GOOD W ILL. ,> O -R p - Traveling Expenses Refunded to Purchasers 30 DIFFERENT MAKES AND PRICES OF USED CARS FROM $200 TO $1750 Easy 7 erms Small Cash Payments At our prices you can ’t afford to walk Mi R. Delay Motor Co. Inc. Broadway at Hurnside, Portland, Oregon -M i Phone 2331 Gresham Distributor for Chevrolet M otorCars l l l i . i l SCHOOL NOTES. T h e p ast w eek in U nion Hi w as de voted to the “Good E n g lish ” c a m paign. Miss H u tch in so n , w ho teac h es ju n io r and sen io r E n g lish , w orked out n p lan co n sistin g of p o ste rs w hich su g g ested ideas of b e tte r speech. M onday m o rn in g each stu d e n t w as ! p re se n te d witli a tag w ith " P le a se ( C o rre c t My S peech” upon sam e and it lias been q u ite n o ticeab le w hat th is e x tra in cen tiv e h a s done to w ard m a k ing e ach one m ore c a re fu l w ith r e g a rd s to speech. In th e E n g lish c la s se s e ach s tu d e n t w as re q u ested to m ak e a p o ster w hich su g g e sts b e tte r E n g lish and som e of th e p o ste rs w ere exceedingly good. T h e new gym w ill be com pleted e arly in D ecem ber. It w ill s e a t 1000 people, h as a sta g e 24 feet deep and 48 feet w ide w hich w ill seat 75 and accom m odate an y play w hich th e high school w ill be ab le to give fo r som e tim e to com e; h as d re ssin g room s and sh o w er b ath s, h a n g in g b alconies, hardw ood m aple tioors, 20-foot ceilin g . an d o th e rw ise Is to be on e of th e best high school gym s in th e state. T he e a fe te ria of th e high school opened last M onday and Miss S ch re- pel, w ho h as ch a rg e , feels a ss u re d it w ill c o n tin u e to be b e tte r from day to day. It had been held up th u s far th is y e a r on acco u n t of not h aving a sink but a tem p o ra ry one h as been su p p lied and w ill he used u n til th e new one a rriv e s, w hich w as o rd ered the first week of school. A p a rly w as given in honor of Wm. C. A verill by the a g ric u ltu re club. It w as co nducted at th e hom e of Mr. and M rs. H W. S trong. A m ost en joyable \ tim e w as rep o rted . P la n s a re u n d er way to open th e ( lib ra ry a ll Ja y at th e high school. I„'ist y e a r it w as p a rtia lly u n d e r s tu dent m an ag e m en t but th is term Miss P eck h a s had c h a rg e e n tire ly until 1:15 p. m each day. T his m ean t th a t , som e of th e stu d e n ts w ere not given ' th e p riv ileg e of th e lib ra ry because th e ir forenoon w as ta k e n up w ith class w ork. By co o p eratio n w ith the county lib ra ry b o ard it is hoped to have Miss A u d a lr ta k e c h a rg e during the aftern o o n . T he se n io rs a re co n sid erin g th e ir (c la s s play and it is hoped th a t It w ill he po ssib le to re n d e r th is in th e n ear fu tu re o r not la te r th a n th e la st of J a n u a ry Too fre q u e n tly th e re has been a ru sh com e at th e close of school. In o rd e r to avoid th is it has hen decided to have som e of th e pro- g ram s given d u rin g th e e arly p a rt of th e term A nnouncm ents later. An en d eav o r h as been m ade to o r ganize lite ra ry societies in th e school Domus Qualitatis SPECIAL ALUM INUM WARE 1-quart Sauce Pans, Presen e Kettles and Pudding Pans At 15c each l '/j-quart Sauce Pans and Preserve Kettles 2-quart Pudding Pans At 25c each HEPP’S RACKET STORE Telephone 1236 Gresham, Oregon Watch our windows for Specials FARM ERS T h is bank realizes to th e full th e v ital im p o rta n c e of th e fa rm e rs' w ork, am i is g en uinely desirous of ex ten d in g to th e farm ers of th is com m unity an individual service such as will best suit his needs. Every p a tro n of th is hank realizes th a t we a re of som e service to him o th e r th a n sa fe g u a rd in g his funds. Com e to us w ith your financial problem s. We a re at your service. Jfust &tate Sank Gresham, Oregon to e n ab le s tu d e n ts to have th e a d NOTH E. v an tag e of p u b lic speak in g . It is th e T he a n n u a l m eeting of th e sto c k belief th a t it is m ost d is tre s sin g w hen h o ld ers of th e M ultnom ah C ounty an ad u lt is u n p re p a re d to m ak e any F a ir w ill be held in th e ir office on th e kind of a speech w hen called upon. fa ir g ro u n d s a t G resham . M onday, De- i emhi r 4. at 1 p. m.. at w hich tim e th e T he c o u rse w hich w ould be put in a n n u al re p o rts w ill be read , a new w ould be th a t of public sp e ak in g and board of five d ire c to rs w ill be elec ted w ould co n sist in p ra c tic e of a c tin g as an d o th e r b u sin ess tra n s a c te d w hich c h a irm a n or s e c re ta ry of o rg a n iz a m ay com e before th e m eeting. C. D. MINTON, S e c re ta ry . tions. as m em bers of co m m ittees, e n abling each stu d e n t to a p p e a r before Get y o u r su p p ly of C h ris tm a s h is society in som e p h ase of lite ra ry I w rap p in g tis s u e now a t th e O utlook We can supply you th is in any w ork, and o th e rw ise a s s is t th e stu - 1 offict q u a n tity d esired in size 20 in c h e s by den t to know how to m ake m otions, 30 inches. am end m otions, know w hat m otions 1 W h a t you » a n t. w hen you w a n t It, a re d eb ata b le, w hat m otions tak e preced en ce over o th e rs, etc., w hich as you w an t it— W a n t ad. U. j any p erso n sh o u ld know w hen p resid - ( W an t a a s. ad d to y o u r profit. ing over m eetings. I R egular m eetin g o f Gresh- Get your supply of C h ristm as ^ 5 ^ ” am L odge No 125. 1.0 . 0 F. w rap p in g tis s u e now a t th e O utlook o « c e . We can supply you th is in anv in the Odd F ellow s h all, every T h u rs q n a n tlty desired in size 20 in ch es by day evening. B rothers w elcom e. CLARENCE STANLEY. N. O. Jo inc ties. C A. HILL. Secretary.
