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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1923)
«■■»■AM OUTLOOK. ROCKWOOD PLEASANT HOME In te re stin g services w ere held a t th e ch u rch last Sunday, w ith Sunday school at 10:30 u nder th e su p e rin te n dency of Dr. C. L. H aynes, and p rea ch ing a t 7:30 in th e evening by th e new ly appointed p astor, th e Rev. J. S ta n ford Moore. A m eeting of th e Ladies' Aid w ill be held at th e ch u rc h on next W ednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, the p rin cip al business being th e election of officers for th e ensuing year. FAIRVIEW ITESDAT, SEPTEMBEK S3. men PAGE TRUER SA N D Y BLUFF C h a rte r No. 65 R eserve D istrict No. 12 R EPO RT OF THE CONDITION OF T he board of th e F airview school Mrs. Jo e Caldo is home a fte r nearly found •* n ecessary to em ploy an addi- fo u r m o n th s' v isit w ith frien d s and tio n al te ac h er on account of th e larg e rela tiv e s in an d aro u n d Chicago. ; At G resham , in th e S tate of Oregon, at the close of business. Sept 14 19->v num ber of pupils atten d in g th is year. K ENO I'RtEN Mrs. A rnold is driving aro u n d in a ■ . . Miss Chezum sta rte d w ork y esterd ay new ’’flivver.” andn 30. I 'w y '“ ’ ’ *n cl“ d“ 1« ‘•‘“" ‘•counts show n in item s as te ac h er of th e th ird and fo u rth Mr. Brook an d d au g h ters, Mrs rdrK ftt 8ecured and unsecured " ....................... g rades. Mrs. E a rl T ag g a rt is p rin ci C a rrie C handler and Miss M yrtle t \ W arran,. \ an d “ccu rities. Including foreign govern- pal again th is y ear and h as ch a rg e of Brook, left one day la st week for m ent. sta te , m unicipal, co rp o ratio n , etc., including those show n in Item s 30 and 35. if a n y ................. K nO8e th e 7th and Sth g rades, w hile Mrs. Hood R iver to pick apples. S ttx k s, secu rities, claim s, liens. Judgm ents, . t c . . . ' . ; ‘ : .......................B ttg'xn L ouis Stone h as ch arg e of th e 5th and T hom as Caldo. b ro th er of W illiam ? ? ‘U”e- , 5’000 00; fu rn itu re and fixtures, ,3 .2 7 9 .3 9 .'." " ' 8J7939 Sth g rad es and Miss C lara S ales of Caldo, passed aw ay F rid ay n ig h t afte r ” E ^ i » r 8ta? ° \ ned Other th a n b an k ,n « h o u se .. ........... 17 4MS9 th e p rim ary g rad es. N early 100 s tu a long illness. ( ,a 8h ° " h? “ d *n v au lt and ,lue i om b an k ers and ' ’ d en ts a re enrolled th is term . tr u s t com panu-s designated and approved reserve agents of C ottrell school opened on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. R obertson and S eptem ber 10, w ith Mrs. E. E. Van 10. E xchanges for c lea rin g house and Items on o th e r banks In th e 106'6*S 15 d a u g h te r M ildred of Toledo, Oregon, F leet a s p rin cip al. T w enty-one chil sam e city or tow n a« rep o rtin g hank . a re visiting th e fo rm e r’s siste r and d ren enrolled in th e u pper grades. 283.43 ' ” , “ W” i>«»k .n d b ro th er-in -law , J. H. P eterso n and Miss Snider, th e p rim a ry teach er, has 379.95 fam ily. 25 pupils. A larg e crow d of rela tiv e s and Mr. an d Mrs. H. H. W atkins spent 1.628.65 frie n d s g ath ered a t th e hom e of Mr th e week-end at T he D alles visiting Total ............................................. and Mrs. H. Moore on Sunday w here a w ith frien d s an d relatives. »395,165.97 _ apital . . . stock . . paid i n ............................. LIABILITIES bask et d in n er w as held in honor of 16. C - Mrs. L. R adford w as q u ite sick for 17. S u rp lu s fund ....................................................$ 15,000.00 Mr. and Mrs. R. L. R obertson. sev eral days of la st week b ut is m uch 18. (a) Undivided p r o f i t s ' " " . ' " ” ........................................... » i 3 « 6 3 7 5’000'00 P. J. S avage an d son Lloyd of Wood b etter now. land. W ashington, w ere w eek-end O F W m OFPOMTH ,n t*r e 8 t a "v 1^*‘I - • • K M « - « 2.595.04 i, r i . . o th er th a n banks, su b ject to rese rv e : g u ests of J. W. M ollar and fam ily. -3. Individual deposits su b ject to check, including deposits due CORBETT Miss D orothy Woods of P o rtlan d the S tate of O regon, county, cities or o th er public fu n d s........ 199 827 03 sp e n t th e w eek-end w ith Miss L illian •» 445 R4 T he new C o rb ett Union H igh school .4 . D em and certificates of deposit o u ts ta n d in g .... t i m e p ay ab ,e '“ ‘;'1"“ id ' • U ™ » H eslin. No. 1 w as dedicated S atu rd ay evening, ,, D E IO M T S , subject to reserv e ami pay A p arty w as given a t th e hom e of Septem ber 22, S tate S u p erin ten d en t ab le on dem and or subject to notice: Miss L illian H eslin S atu rd ay n ig h t in 83 4«<) <?<i C h u rch ill w as th e sp eak er of the eve 27. Tim e certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ............................... honor of Miss A llene Dixon. 85 053 78 ning. Prof. J. A. F inley had ch a rg e of -8. S avings deposits, payable subject to n o tic e ........................., . L L Mr. an d Mrs. K ester C hevron of th e m usic. T otal ..................................................*.............. Odell, Oregon, Roy and M ildred Rob »395,165.97 S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, s s.............................. Mrs. E thel S m ith S tew art and Miss ertso n of Toledo, Oregon, visited th e ir K' A.' M il,er’ ca!*hier of the above nam ed bank, do solem nly sw ear th a t a u n t Mrs. D ora P ete rso n and fam ily. P au lin e R ickli w ere in P o rtlan d F ri th e above statem en t is tru e to the best of my know ledge and belief day night and S atu rd ay . Mrs. Chevron was form erly Miss Ivy ' ° S iB « CTh- d tte8it : A F ' M !ller- G u st L arson. F. A.' Haillday.* IM rectors ** F R obertson, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H a rry R ick ert m o S ubscribed and sw o rn to before me th is 24th day of Septem ber, 1923. Robt. R obertson form erly of Fairview . to red to P endleton Round-up last M. C. HAGBERG, N otary Public, She w as m a rried on S eptem ber 12 in T h u rsd ay . My com m ission expires Sept. 22, 1926. P o rtlan d . Mrs. Maxey and ch ild ren w ere r e A p arty co n sistin g of R. Sim pson, ce n t v isito rs a t th e Geo. C ham berlain D. Lew is, J . W. M ollar and fam ily, home. Mrs. C. B uckner and fam ily, Mrs. J. Miss A rlle K incaid left for Mon Mahaffy all of F airview , Mrs. Sm ith m outh F riday, w here she expects to and Mr. an d Mrs. Lockwood of P o rt en te r th e Oregon N orm al. land m otored to T he D alles Monday Mr. an d Mrs. W ard E vans w ere in and re tu rn e d T uesday evening. P o rtlan d Friday. ‘A R eal Revival vs. C o u n terfeit R e G eorge C h am b erlain has his new v iv als” w ill be th e them e of a serm on au to bus for c a rry in g th e g rad e chil by Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted Sunday d ren to school in th e consolidated d is m o rn in g a t 11 o’clock at th e P re sb y tric t. te ria n church. S unday school s ta rts Mrs. H ubbard of K enton is spending pro m p tly a t 10 o'clock. T he ch u rc h se v eral w eeks at th e W ard E vans as w ell as th e S unday school w ill hold home. a R ally Day on Sunday, O ctober 7. A F red Benfield had th e m isfo rtu n e to p ro g ram w ill be ren d ered d u rin g th e In ju re his hand q u ite badly w hile S unday school h o u r and a t th e s e r w orking on his new barn. vice follow ing special m usic by the An in te re stin g m eeting concern in g L u sch er B ro th er's q u a rte t and also by T ra p p er C reek W ater d istric t w as th e C hinese W om en's q u a rte t of P o rt held a t th e schoolhouse Monday. land. T he p asto r w ill give a b rief ta lk on “A 100% C hristian. C orbett P ublic L ibrary Station. T he social given u n d er th e auspices C orbett ag ain has th e ad v an tag e of I The new Ford cars are now ready for your of th e W om en’s Society of th e P resb y public lib ra ry service. A fter th e fire | Inspection, introducing changes that improve te ria n ch u rch a t th e hom e of Mr. and last year th e re w as no av ailab le p lace | the appearance of the various body types and Mrs. A. L. Stone la st Friday, w as w ell to house th e lib ra ry books so th is s e r increase their comfort and utility. attended. A p le asa n t evening of so vice had to be discontinued. T he s ta They offer you not only economical and depend cial fellow ship w as enjoyed by all tion w as opened F rid a y in th e new able transportation, but also a more attractive S ev eral vocal and in stru m e n ta l se lec high school w ith Miss A gatha H arding style and a greater share of motoring convenience tio n s w ere ren d ered and th e p asto r In charge. Books m ay be borrow ed I —a combination that m akes th e outstanding m ade a b rief ad d ress on “O ur N ational every Monday and F rid a y from 3 to I value of Ford cars more impressive than ever. C o n stitu tio n ," a fte r w hich re fre s h 4:30 p. m. Any resid e n t of M ultno m en ts w ere served. m ah co unty m ay be b o rro w ers from See the new Ford models now on display in th is statio n . F re sh books will b e ! our showroom. b ro u g h t o ut the la st F rid ay of each BORING m onth, and special books will be sent There c a rt can bo ob tained th ro u rh Mr. and Mrs. R. J. C oates and fam i out on req u est. In th is collection w ill ib e F o rd W eekly P u r c h a t e P lan . ly of P o rtlan d w ere S unday g u ests at be found books for all ta ste s, adven-1 th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. P a l tu re sto ries, b io g rap h ies of in te restin g j m er. people such as th e A m ericanization of C larence D ayton and L o rrie C hilds E dw ard Bok, g ard en in g hooks, sea I GRESHAM, 0ULGU5 re tu rn e d home S unday n ig h t a fte r a t sto ries, rad io books and m any of the ten d in g th e P endleton Round-up. late books of fiction. Mr. and Mrs. E d w ard H ays and One of th e m ost in te restin g of the sm all son of P o rtla n d w ere Sunday new novels is “One of O urs" by W llla | g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. f a th e r , w hich won th e P u litz er prize E. V. M aulding and fam ily. for 1921 for th e b est d escrip tio n of F u n e ra l services for Mrs. David A m erican life. T he c h a ra c te rs a re | H edderm an, who died a t the home of real people and th e descrip tio n m ake her son In P o rtlan d la st S atu rd ay lastin g p ictu res. night, w ill be held T uesday w ith in “ In th e Eyes of th e E a st” by G reen- te rm en t in th e Rose City P ark cem e ble is a very p erso n al hook of trav el tery. In w hich th e sto ry of th e a u th o r's ro F. M. Morgan and K enneth Childs m an tic c o u rtsh ip and m a rria g e Is told, re tu rn e d th e la st of th e week from along w ith her Im pressions of the Bend. Oregon, w here they have been O rient. visiting for th e p ast tw o weeks. "T h e Iron P u d d le r” by J. J. Davis Is I. S. H edden is hom e suffering w ith th e d ra m a tic sto ry of th e "poor but a broken arm and a badly sp rain ed plucky" W elsh lad who rose from an k le as a re su lt of au accid en t w hile hoot-black to m em ber of th e H arding doing c a rp e n te r w ork In P o rtlan d last cabinet. week. A scaffolding on w hich he stood “ Let jo u r next car lie a B alrk” Radis Mews Promised Farmers. gave way, lettin g him fall sev eral feet A y ear round series of w eekly ta lk s to th e pavem ent below. on farm and home su b jects for Ore The P eo p les’ B arg ain counter, See gon cltlse n s will be b ro ad cast from O M SH A M P * e l2 2 8 the w an t ads. the O regonian statio n In P o rtlan d by ! the O. A.C. extension service begln- ' n |n g T h u rsd ay . O ctober 4. F acts on ; the re c e n t a g ric u ltu ra l su rv ey of p ro TIKES AXD TI BES duction and d istrib u tio n of Oregon farm produce, som e h alf dozen lec I- resh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab tu res by P aul V. M aris, d irec to r of co l so lu tely san itary conditions and at low est Tires lege extension, will s ta r t th e series possib le prices, you ’ll go to Am ericun- Tim ely a rtic le s o t p rac tica l value to Ali ron Tires i farm ers and of In terest to co operating Vulcanizing and Retreading b an k ers and business men will follow. GEO. DIETL, IT .» , 1711 G resham All W ork G uaranteed The h o u r for th is serv ice has been set W ord has been received from th e Rev. G eorge B errem an. who w ent re- .......... - ily to Colorado for cen tly w ith his fam the benefit of his health , th a t he has ceived a ch a rg e in n o rth ern Colorado con sistin g of a circ u it of th re e points, in a w heat co u n try . 15 m iles from th e co rn e r of N ebraska and 60 m iles from Cheyenne, W yoming. His ad d re ss is K eota. Colorado. Mr. B errem an is g re a tly pleased w ith th e high a lti tude an d th e clea r, dry atm o sp h ere and p lan s to rem ain th e re for a year or tw o and hopes la te r to atten d Iliff rid your system o f C atarrh o r Deafness School of Theology a t Denver. Mr. and caused by C atarrh. Mrs. B errem an a re com fortably situ Sold by J r u tta tt fo r orer 4 0 yean ated an d a re en terin g upon th e new F. J. CHENEY fit. CO., Toledo. Ohio y ea r w ith enthusiasm . H a ll’s C a ta r r h Medicine CHEVROLET/ f New Low Prices On all Chevrolet models Touring Car, Roadster $ 633.00 622.00 837.00 Coupe Sedan - 1000.00 Delivery 612.00 Commercial Delivery 516.00 Utility Express Truck, 675.00 SHERMAN McCARTER garage Distributor for Chevrolet M otor Cars W illa rd S to ra g e B a tte rie s. I hone 2331 Gresham BANK OF GRESHAM (¿ifuwfMcement VULCANIZING SHOP V ulcanizing R A K E R & SO N gas FREE SERVICE SUNOCO CHL C AR S - TRUCKS • TRACTO RS GAS YOl/SW JOHN W. OLIVER Violinist and Teacher Mr. O liver w ill reopen his studio for the third se a son in G resham , Saturday, October 6. Pupils are re quested to report h etn eeu 1 a id 3. STUDIO— Second and Roberts Ave. All Kindi of Rough and Dressed LU M B E R W e Deliver Bi ÏCK Agency MAIN STREET GARAGE F IS K FOR THE BEST MEATS Oldfield THE SANITARY Jonsrud - Gunderson Lumber Co. Borin-;, Oregon Yes, We flave the Phone Sandy 13x3 Gresham Tire Shop GEO. A. HKAXDT Phone 1107 at 8 o'clock to 8:30 every T h u rsd ay evening. Window C leaning F o r ex p e rt window clean in g see S. T he B snk of C resh am pays 6 par T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith John cent in te re st on tim e d ep o sits.— Adv Brown, G resham , phone 2501. I' l l t e l l t h e w o q lp I KNOW A THIMO OR TWO ABOUT CHOOSIM’ MM FBItMPy YOU PO n Y like HIM BEfAUAt \ nell he poebn ’ t loo k honest a mm W AM thece you 6 0 . R u N N iw b OOWM MM FglEM?' YOU M USTN'T I JuP hE BY A P P E A R A M re ^ l MARKET Ig a llln a K sp ert l . ’5 w ill be given to him who proves th a t * , ’ * n not find the (tend ency o f his m a* b ." l i g h t i n g and Ignition. M a in S treet G a ra g e Phene G resh am 1228. PO a i ' t . I Ju P E E BY P u is A PPEA RA N CES / WStM Mt L i FT THiCe WAS y <IX YILVER. *»POOMS> M i S EIN Ó L —
