Gresham outlook., February 09, 1923, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 12, NO. 9»
NEW WATER MAIN
BEING INSTALLED;
MAY PAVE POWELL
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1928
Farmers Will Be the
GRESHAM PEOPLE ARE NOT
People Are Urged to
Honored Guests a t
WANTED AT THE LUNCHEON Lock Doors and Use
Banquet Tomorrow Only people actively in terested in : Since th e banquet is given by the
Care; Thieves Roam
FORMER GRESHAM
BOY THOUGHT TO
BE DEAD WRITES
ac tu a l a g ric u ltu ra l lines will be ad-1 business m en to th e farm ers and
The farm ers and th e ir wives w ill be m itted at th e ban q u et w hich will be , th e ir wives, it is c e rta in th a t those
T h e people of G resham and vicinity
given by th e G resham B usiness Men's living in G resham w ill gladly give
T he w ork of in sta llin g th e new wa th e g u ests of honor a t a ban q u et and
a
r
e
u rg ed to keep th e ir doors and
association on S atu rd ay to th e fa rm ­ place to them , even though they may
te r m ains in v arious p a rts of th e city e n tertain m en t given by th e G resham
G am ble N augle, w hose relatives and
w
indow
s fasten ed as a num ber of
ers and th e ir wives. T his action is have tickets.
of G resham is now u n d er way. T he b usiness men in th e Masonic h all, S a t­
frien d s have th o u g h t him a victim of
absolutely n ecessary in view of the
All who can get into th e hall a re in ­ houses w ere en tered la st week and
c o n tra c t for th e excavation w ork and urday, F eb ru ary 10. T he ban q u et w ill
fact th a t th e seatin g cap acity of the vited to h ea r th e p ro g ram w hich will t g a ra g e w as broken into. Thieves the g re a t w ar, has w ritte n Mr. and
th e laying of pipes h as been let to A. begin a t 12:30 and w ill be follow ed by
Mrs. B. W. E m ery of G resham asking
hall is not g re a t enough to accom m o­ begin about 2:30.
w ere discovered to be abroad on in fo rm atio n co n cern in g his m other,
R uegg of G resham . F o u r-in ch pipes a program w hich is as follow s:
date all who a re alre ad y signed up for
A d etach m en t for th e local national T uesday, W ednesday and T h u rsd ay Mrs. K a th ry n N augle and his brothers^
a re to rep la ce th e form er tw o-inch
A selection by U nion H igh school
th e banquet an d w ho have received g u ard com pany will be p resen t to p re ­ ev en in g s of la st week. T he losses,
ones in o rd er to have b e tte r Are pro o rch e stra, W. H. R u th erfo rd , d irector.
P aul and M ark, who he says he has
tickets.
serv e order.
how ever, w ere sm all.
tectio n th ro u g h o u t the city as w ell as
A ddress of w elcome, M ayor K. A.
not h eard from since before th e arm is­
On T h u rsd ay evening th e g arag e of tice w as signed. He is also seeking a
provide a b e tte r supply of w ater for Miller.
B. F. H oover, w ho lives out on South copy of his b irth reco rd to a ssist him
resid en ts.
Vocal solo, Guy D. Jones.
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R o b erts avenue w as entered. The tail In g ettin g a p a ssp o rt from A ustralia
T he new pipes a re to be first laid on
“C ooperation th e Key to S uccess,"
lig h t w as to rn loose from his cur and to the U nited S tates.
L aw rence avenue and w ork has a l­ E. E. F lav ille, ed ito r of th e W estern j
c a rrie d aw ay and a num ber of tools
ready com m enced on th a t stree t. F arm er.
F rie n d s of young N augle have long
w ere also tak en . T he c a r w as se­ th o u g h t him dead as th e la st word
Selection by Union H igh School o r­
T h e re is about a hun d red feet of 2-
cu re d by a p a te n t lock so it w as im ­ from him wa« w ritte n from som e point
inch pipe along L aw rence avenue th a t ch e stra.
p o ssib le to move it o r it m ight also in so u th e rn E u ro p e w here he w as with
A m usical oddity, "R ajah of Bing
w ill be tak en up an d used in various
have been tak en . T he visito r also c a r­ th e B ritish tro o p s sh o rtly before the
p a rts of th e city to lay on top of th e Bong,” w ritte n by Ja c k Rose and
ried a new in n e r tu b e aw ay w ith sig n in g of th e arm istice. At th a t tim e
ground for the p u rpose of supplying played by th e Z erolene club of Main
him. P rin ts of a ru b b er heel th ought he ex p ressed h is belief th a t the w ar
w ate r to u se rs w hile th e p rese n t station. S tan d ard Oil com pany, P o rt­
T he clim ax or h ig h est peak of
Cost of m an labor at $1000 y ear on to have been m ade by th e prow ler w as n ea rly o ver and th a t a t th e first
m ains a re being tak en up and until land. T he ca st of c h a ra c te rs co n ­
w ere d isc ern ib le Just outside of the o p p o rtu n ity he w ould re tu rn to his
F a rm e rs' W eek w as reached T h u rsd ay 10 acres, 1 acre, $1000.
th e new ones are put in place. T his is sists of
g arag e.
w hy th e w ork w as com m enced at. th is T he R ajah of Bing B ong. . .J a c k Rose w hen over 450 people atten d ed th e
hom e h ere b u t th a t it would be neces­
T otal cost, $3020.10.
F o u r su sp icio u s looking men were sa ry for him to first go to A ustralia
T ru ly .......................Miss M arie E v erett [ p ro g ram s held in th e v ario u s build-
point.
Since th e p lan ts do not bear the said to have been seen in G resham one
Billy , L ove___ H a rry O. Bone ings in G resham , T his is giving th e . first
M. C. K elsy, th e engineer, who has C
, aptain
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vear, th e cost ner pound a s t h i s evening la st w eek by F ra n k W ostell, for his d isch arg e, sin ce he had e n list­
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ed in th e B ritish serv ice ea rly In the
th e n ig h t w atchm an. T hey left th eir
Doughty M ullin, Sunzi and Doug-
m ain s, h as sen t o u t his asso cia te en
less, the atten d a n ce T h u rsd ay w as th e I T his show s th a t th e re is no profit in m ach in e n ea r E ast Pow ell stree t and w ar from th a t place. E very effort has
las.
gineer, Mr. Chatfield, who is on the
been m ade to lo cate him b u t to no
la rg e st of an y sin g le day d u rin g th e j b erries a t
to n s per acre,
T hose tak in g p a rt a re all em ployes y ea rs in w hich a F a rm e rs ’ Week h as j Mr. A ndrew explained th a t he has th re e of them w alked west to th e A. avail and h e h as been m ourned as
job every m inute and sees th a t every
connection is m ade properly. H e has of the S tan d ard Oil com pany of P o rt­ been held. T his is not, how ever, in- | m ade no allo w an ce for a home for th e W. M etzger sto re. Only th re e men dead for se v eral years.
w ere seen but it w as th o u g h t th e re
won the com plete confidence of th e land.
T elephone m essag es w ere sen t yes­
An off«., io u in
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elu d in g th e closing days on w hich th e farm er to live in as w hen a m an is w ere four as th e th re e m en seemed to
councilm en ad th e re is no doubt but
te rd a y to Mrs. N augle and Mark, who
An effort is being m ade to have a b an q u et is held for th e re is alw ays th e
w orking in th e city he h as to provid» h av e received a sig n al saying that
w hat th e new m ains w ill be in p erfect radio program b ro ad casted for th e ' la rg e st n um ber a t th a t tim e. All of
a re in M onm outh, w here th e la tte r is
a ’nun,' for lim self and fam ily.
th ey w ere being w atched for they atten d in g th e O regon N orm al, also to
condition to give good service when benefit of th e farm ers and th e ir wives, those atten d in g d u rin g th e w eek gath -
F iftiners U rged to Keep Records.
tu rn e d as th ey reach ed th e sto re and Paul, w hose hom e is In P o rtlan d . The
com pletely installed.
' e r on th a t day.
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farm e rs w ere urged to keep re c ­ ra n back to th e autom obile and drove n ecessary p ap e rs w ill be procured at
Thp G resham city council pu rch ases EX-SERVICE MAN DIES
Some of th e b est p ro g ra m s ever
o rd s on th e cost and profit on b erries aw ay. Mr. W ostell hail seen them and
all of th e supplies needed from th e
AFTER LONG ILLNESS given were l’Iannpd for T hursday. by S. B. H all, county ag en t. He tofd w as keep in g w atch of th e ir m ove­ once and it is expected th a t w ithin a
G ates P ipe com pany of H illsboro.
few w eeks th e fam ily w ill be reunited.
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I “B erry D ay” w as observed in Metz-
how some of the d a iry m e n had kept m en ts from aro u n d a c o rn e r but he
In a num ber of cases gas pipes have
T he N augle fam ily lived In G reshum
P ercival Joel S harp, second son of , Kpr 3 hall. T he n u m b ers on th e pro-
been found rig h t over w ate r pipes Mr. and Mrs. J. H. S h arp died a t th e ! Kram w ere a ta lk on th e cost of pro- reco rd s in th is county and th ese rec­ w as c e rta in th e th re e men co uldn't sev eral y ears ag o d u rin g and follow ­
when th e old pipe lines are dug up. fam ily home in G resham on T uesday ducing b e rrie s by H. G. A ndrew , b erry o rd s have been found to have been have seen him.
ing the p a s to ra te of th e M ethodist
The council has notiflefi the P o rtlan d evening, F eb ru ary 6, aged 29 years, 5 ' g ro w er; h an d lin g th e b erry soil, C. L. th e source of some v aluable sta tistics
E piscopal ch u rc h of th e late Rev. John
Gas & Coke com pany to rem ove all th e m onths and 6 days, a fte r a long ill- L onK. extension sp e cia list in h o rti- on dairying. If berrym en would keep GRESHAM AND ORIENT
Naugle, fa th e r of th e boys. They later
gas pipes th a t a re found to be in the ness w hich resu lted from his m ilitary c u ltu re , O. A. C.; p lan tin g and carin g reco rd s in th e sam e way, they would
moved to P o rtlan d . W hile th e re the
BOYS
IN
BASKET
BALL
be able to tell to a cen t how much
way.
fa th e r died and th e m o th er lost her
service.
for b erry p la n ts, C. B. Lew is, n u rsery -
th ey are m ak in g or losing on b erries,
One of th e h a rd e st fought basket eyesight by th e gro w th of ca ta ra c ts
E ast Pow ell Valley Itoad May Be
P erciv al S h arp w as born in T ola, j m a n >
can n in g problem s and how an d in case of a loss, a rem edy could
ball gam es of th e season is promised and w as blind for nine years. W ithin
Paved.
W isconsin. In 1905 he cam e w ith th e fhey affect th e grow er, Ja s. L. F ish er
be m ore easily applied as it would be
A com m ittee,, re p re se n tin g the Pow ­ fam ily to Oregon and settled in F air- °f
G resham ca n n ery : fru its oth er easy to find o ut w hat is cau sin g a loss. lo r n ex t S a tu rd a y evening, F eb ru ary the p ast y ea r o r tw o, how ever, an op­
10, w hen O rient and G resham will era tio n has re sto re d th e sig h t of one
ell V alley W ater D istrict No. 1, ap ­ view w here they lived for four years, th an ra sp b e rrie s to develop the com-
peared before the council and asked L ater they moved to N ew berg and m unity, Prof. W. S. Brow n, professor B errym en H ave No M arket Problem . m eet a t th e high school gym nasium .
eye.
"T he b erry m en a t p rese n t have no
T h ese team s a r e an c ie n t enem ies.
P au l, th e eld est son. lo st an arm in
th e su p p o rt of th e city officials in an w hile th e re P ercy becam e in te reste d *n h o rtic u ltu re , O. A. C.
m a rk e tin g p ro b lem ” w as th e s ta te ­ O rien t w ill com e d eterm ined to hold
effort to get th e county to pave Pow ell in th e m usical and social life of th e
a m ill accid en t in P o rtla n d w here he
F ig u res Given on Cost of B erries,
m ent m ade by Mr. Long. "T he b ig ­
V alley road from th e c o rn e r of Main com m unity. He en listed in th e navy
Some in te re stin g figures on th e cost gest problem now is th e grow ing. Try h e r ttr.e reco rd of gam es won and the w as em ployed. H e is now a su ccess­
G resh am team w ill be ju st as de­ ful salesm an to r th e sam e com pany.
and P ow ell s tre e t in G resham to on November 20, 1S17 and en tered th e of raisin g b erries have been w orked
to in crease th e yield in stead of try in g term in ed to send them hom e defeated.
C h risten se n 's G arage in Pow ell V al­ tra in in g for w ireless o p erato rs. He o u t by Mr. A ndrew and w ere given at
G am ble so u g h t a d v e n tu re In a trip to
to w ork up a m ark et. L et a m a rk e t­
A m an from P o rtla n d has been A u stralia. M ark, th e you n g est of the
ley. T hose on the com m ittee a re K arl also becam e a m em ber of th e m ilita ry th is m eeting. T hey w ere ta k en from
ing sp ecialist find the m ark et. The chosen to re fe re e th e game.
J. H agberg, Mr. Long and H. C. Bot- band a t M are Islan d , C alifornia. He I sta tistic s handed in by b erry m en ot
fam ily, m ade his homo w ith Mr. and
local can n ery is actin g as th e sp ecial­
tleson. T he com m ittee had alre ad y received his hono rab le d isch arg e from th is d istric t. T he ta b le w orked o ut is
Mrs. E m ery to r five y ea rs, during
is t.” T hese sta te m en ts w ere m ade in
gone before th e county com m issioners th e service on Ju n e 11. 1919. having as follow s:
w hich tim e he finished his g rad e and
DAMASCUS
M
IN
IS
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an sw e r to a req u est by one m an for
and th e su p p o rt of the G resham city given 18 m onths and 21 days to his
Cost of land, $100 an ac re a t 7 per th e farm ers to organize. In th e case
STRUCK BY LIMB high school c o u rse s here.
council w as also desired, ‘and was country in h er tim e of need. W hile in cent in te rest, $28 a year. Ten y ears
of th e b errym en, they a re alre ad y o r­
rea d ily given.
H en ry H offm eister of D am ascus had REVIVAL IS GREAT
n w eakened condition in a ho sp ital he $280.
ganized.
Notice Given to County.
his
left leg broken w hen a lim b th a t
co n tracted th e m alady from w hich he
BENEFIT TO CHURCH
Cost of equipm ent, $1500 a t 8 per
Mr. Long th en sahl th a t th e biggest
T he city council has rep eated ly never recovered.
cent in te rest, $120 a year, b u t th is problem in th e b erry business today is had been lodged in a tre e fell to the
T he benefit of th e rev iv al m eetings
asked th e county to re p a ir th e places
A fter his d isch arg e he re tu rn e d to am ount of equipm ent tak es ca re of 10 m aking th e soil capable of holding gro u n d and ca u g h t him u n d e rn e a th It.
th a t have been in p ro g ress in G resh­
along Pow ell stre e t n ea r th e fountain his home in Newberg and th e fam ily ac re s so th e am o u n t assessed ag a in st
T
he
tw
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bones
of
th
e
left
Jeg
w
ere
m ore m o istu re. T his is th e reason for
am , first a t th e M ethodist ch u rch , and
and ju s t east of th a t point w here the rem oved to E stacad a in th e hope th a t one a c re for 10 y ears is $120.
b ro k en below th e knee.
th e heading back of th e canes. Mr.
la te r at th e B ap tist ch u rc h is strongly
e a rth has caved in and left holes, but his health would be im proved. W hile ! D epreciation on equipm ent. 50 per I Long, how ever,
T he accid en t o ccu rred on T h u rsd ay
is a firm believer in
m
an ifested in a ll lin es of th e church
so fa r th e re has been no action tak en th e re he becam e a m em ber of C arl cent, $75.
Young H offm eister
th e new plan of w eaving the canes. af ab o u t noon.
work.
by th e county in th e m a tte r. Some D ouglas P o st No. 74, A m erican L e­
Cost of po sts and w ire, $ 14.20 at I He says th a t w hen th e cunes a re trim ­ and se v eral o th e r men w ere cu ttin g
T he m id-w eek p ray e r m eeting has
fills a re needed badly. T he G resham gion. T he fam ily moved to G resham per cen t in te re st 1.02, d epreciation 100
med, the shortening* of th e canes th u s wood on th e R um ser farm . The wind so in creased ill in te re s t and a tte n d ­
city council has, th erefo re, notified a little m ore th a n a y ear ago, having per cent, to ta l cost In 10 y ears, $24.40.
lessens th e room in w hich th e b erries w as blow ing anil dislodged th e limb. ance th a t it h as been found n ecessary
th e county th a t th e city of G resham botight th e D. S. Jo h n so n p ro p erty on
Cost of p la n ts, $9 a t 7 per cen t in ­ can grow. T he num ber of b erries Is All of th e men h eard the limb coining
to hold th e m eetin g s in th e church
w ill not be responsib le in case of ac ci­ R oberts avenue.
te re s t 63 cen ts, dep reciatio n , 100 per th u s lessened and th e larg e am ount of an d succeeded in g ettin g o ut of the
au d ito riu m d u rin g th e la st tw o weeks.
d en ts o cc u rrin g along th is street. Both
w
ay
in
tim
e
w
ith
th
e
exception
of
Mr.
T his kind and loving son leaves to cent, $15.30.
fe rtility in th e ground is ap t to cause
T he tim e for th is m eeting has been
Main and Pow ell stre e ts a re county m ourn his d e p a rtu re his p are n ts, two
Cost of shed, $1.40.
th e b erries to become too la rg e for a H offm eister who could n o f move as chan g ed from 7 p. m. W ednesday to
roads.
fast
as
th
e
o
th
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rs
on
acco
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n
t
of
his
b ro th ers, F ra n k L. and fam ily of P o rt­
Cost of fertilizer, $20. $200.00.
m a rk e t berry.
7:30 T h u rsd ay evening, beginning next
land and M illard A. of G resham , tw o
Cost of gas and oil $7, $70.00.
T he need of a balanced ratio n for left leg being p a rtia lly crip p led from w eek. T his a rra n g e m e n t w ill afford
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH sisters, E lsa M. and G ladys B. S h arp
In
fa
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tile
p
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sis
when
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was
a
Cost of picking first y ear, 4 ^ c on b erries w as em phasized by Mr. Long.
o p p o rtu n ity fo r m any to atten d who
child.
WILL CLOSE MEETINGS of G resham and a h o st of relativ es 1500 pounds, $67.50.
T he th ree m ain foods a re oxygen,
have been h in d ered by o th e r duties.
T he in ju re d m an is th e son of H enry
and friends.
Cost of picking eight succeeding phosphafe and nitrogen. T his is se­
L ast S unday th e a tte n d a n c e in the
T he Rev. W. L. Riley, p a sto r of
He w as bro u g h t to
T he fu n eral services w ere held th is years, 3^fcc on 4000 pounds, $1120.
cured by th e p la n t from th e a ir and H offm eister.
S unday school b roke a ll reco rd s for
H ighland B aptist ch u rch of P o rtlan d , aftern o o n at th e B ap tist ch u rch in
Cost of cam p eq u ipm ent for pickers, from th e soil. If th e b erries a re soft, (•resh am w here a local physician set
th is year w hen it reach ed 199. The
who has been leading th e people of G resham . T he Rev. David (J. B arry, $35.00.
his leg.
it denotes a sh o rtag e of p hosphorus
In crease w as la rg e ly in th e ad u lt de­
God fo rw ard du rin g the w eek, w ill the p asto r, p reached th e fu n eral s e r ­
D epreciation on equipm ent 50 per and potash and th u s has an linbal-
W ith th e com ing of the
R E G IS T E R E D
H U R S T E IN
H U L L f„r p artm en t.
speak to n ig h t at th e ch u rch at 7:30 mon. G resham P o st A m erican Legion cent. $17.50.
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T w o y e a r s ol.l, O. H « 'lis tim uu b e tte r w eath er
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th e atten d a n ce will
follow ing a song service. T h ere w ill assisted in th e services, fu rn ish in g the
B o rin g . O re g o n . K. 1
doubtless he s till fu rth e r Increased.
be no service on S atu rd ay night. He pall b ea rers and th e firing squad. The
N ext S unday m o rn in g th e church
w ill p reach th e closing serm on of the Legion A uxiliary atten d ed in a body.
service will be conducted by th e p as­
special se ries on S unday evening. T he C arl Douglas Post and A uxiliary w ere
to r, th e Rev. A. 8. H lsey. H is serm on
m eetings and Bible rea d in g s w hich the represented by a la rg e num ber of
topic will be "T h e P erfe cte d Life."
Rev. Mr. Riley has been conducting m em bers and th a t A uxiliary fu rn ish ed
T he evening se rv ic e will be in union
th is w eek have been a w onderful bene- the flag w ith w hich th e ca sk e t w as
with the B ap tist ch u rch .
fit to the la rg e co ngregations w hich , (lraped
T he in te rm en t w as in th e
T he E pw orth L eague w ill m eet at
have w aited on his m in istratio n s. All sol(|iers- pk)t of Mt. Scott P ark cem e-
6:30 p. in. H elen Hisey w ill lead.
a re invited to hear him Sunday night, j
l
O/ME
Bible school at th e ch u rc h w ill meet !
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OF
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next S unday m orning a t 9:45. P asto r ,
I’l INS FNGI ISII
GOOD PROGRAM
B arry w ill speak a t 11. hia them e be-
g F , > v i m F U ’H W T F I i
OWN !
Ing "M arching O rders from th e K ing.”
S L R » I( L S E A ( II U M K
X
Lynch C ircle P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso­
T he choir w ill re n d e r th e hym n-
At its an n u al m eeting held recen tly
ciation m et In re g u la r session last F ri­
anthem “ In th e D egjhs of th e Sea.” th e congregation of Zion E vangelical
day evening an d listened to an in te r­
Guy D. Jon es w ill fu rn ish a solo. T he church voted to held E nglish services
esting p rogram . Mrs. J. F. H ill, state
ch u rch doors w ill be open for th e r e ­ every S unday so as to m eet m ore fully
p resid en t of th e P a re n t-T e a c h e r a sso ­
ception of m em bers on experience, th e needs of all its m em bers and
ciation, gave a m o st in sp irin g add ress
baptism and letters.
; friends. On th e Sundays on which
touching on th e e n tire field of P aren t-
In th e evening the ch o ru s choir w ill , gervlce8 a r „ heW
the G erm an Ian.
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each er work. Mrs. Hill ponsessea
sing th e poem. "So M arvelous in Love guage in th e m orning, th a t is th e sec- j
ability to move h er au dience to higher
to Us,” rec en tly w ritte n by H. L. St- ond and fo u rth Sundays of th e m onth, i
Ideals In th e w ork of th e association.
C lair. T here w ill also be special n um ­ th e re w ill be services in th e E nglish |
Miss E thel C alk in s, county club
b ers by Mr. and Mrs. S trong. T be language Iff th e evening.
leader, spoke w ith m uch en th u siasm
Rev. Mr. Riley w ill deliver th e closing
Next S unday's services w ill be as i
on clu b w ork am ong hoys and girls.
serm on of th e series a t th is tim e.
follow s: S unday school a t 10 o'clock, j
Miss C alk in s is an u n tirin g and ef­
divine w orship in th e G erm an Ian- ,
M HO*S W III» ( ON I I SI
ficient o rg an iz er and is d eserving of
TIME IS EXTENDED guage at 11; th e serm on topic will be
the m ost h e a rty co o p eratio n In her
"Behold we go up to J e ru s a le m ;” d i-.
splendid w ork am ong th e boys and
On account of th e u n u su a l a c ­ 11 vine w orship in th e evening a t 7: JO
g irls of M ultnom ah county.
tiv itie s of F a rm e rs' W eek it has
serm on topic, "D eliv erers."
T h ere :
been determ ined to extend the
will be special m usic a t both services, i
Patronise the Home Shoe Hhlner.
tim e ot the closing of th is con­
M en's and lad les' shoes, S atu rd ay
test. A nsw ers m ust be in by 6
aftern o o n and evening. R uben A nder­
F ree 1« All.
o’clock on Monday evening in
son, sta n d In T odd’s B arb er Shop.
T he O resham cam p of Modern
o rd er to be counted. They may
Woodman ot A m erica will stage a five-
be sen t by m ail or brou g h t in
Hlieet ■ ■ale.
reel p ictu re show at th e G resham
person to th e O utlook office.
We a re c a rry in g a fu ll line of all
T h ea ter W ednesday evening, F eb ru ary i
PM
Look up your T uesday's O ut­
the* la te st p o p u lar songs In sheet
23. It w ill be free of charge, so come
look. read th e conditions and go
music. Buy a piece, ta k e It hom e and
and bring you r friends. You w ill also
a fte r one o r m ore of th ese p rises
if you do not like It b rin g It buck and
b ear some fine speaking.
T he a n sw e rs w ill be published
exchange It Guy D. Jo n es, Jew eler.
in next T u e sd a y s Outlook.
Money to loan on real estate, u
A War* Ad will sell w tiat you do
W. Thorne, at Bank of Gresham.
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not need and g et w h at you do need.
FARMERS’ WEEK CLIMAX WAS
REACHED ON THURSDAY WHEN
OYER 450 PEOPLE ATTENDED
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