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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1923)
Storage battery repairing and recharg- lng, starter and generator work. Raker <St bon P h o ae w an t ads. to 1561. Home Pointers. P la n some m eals aro u n d a b o ttle of m ilk instead of a pound of m eat. TROUTDALE Mrs. F ra n ce s Fox gave a luncheon “ WE CO-OPERATE” At th e b eau tifu l hom e of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. E llio tt of Pow ell Valley oc STARTIN« RIGHT cu rre d th e m a rria g e on W ednesday Ington, w ere p resen t. evening. November 28. of th e ir d au g h Mrs. L. A. H arlow atten d ed th e H alf ter, Miss Amy L. E lliott, to E ric P. THE VALUE OE YOUR H o u r Study club T uesday a t th e hom e V erheiden. T he m a rria g e w as so l BANKING CONNECTIONS LIE IN ITS of Mrs. S. H. L ew is in P o rtlan d . Mrs. em nized w ith th e ring cerem ony by H arlo w gave a review on “A Man from th e Rev. D. Q. B arry, p asto r of the SERVICE M aine.” by E dw ard Bok. Bethel B a p tist ch u rch , in th e p re s ence of a large com pany of relativ es Mr. and Mrs. C. I. T hom as a re v isit ACCOMMODATION ing th e fo rm e r’s p a re n ts at N ew port, an d friends. T h e b rid al p a rty en tered th e p arlo r Oregon. to th e s tra in s of th e w edding m arch REAL HELPFI’LNESS S unday v isito rs a t th e H udsons w ere from L ohengren played on th e piano Mrs. H udson's sister. Mrs. Ed. H ud by a sis te r of th e bride and on th e THAT WILL CONTRIBUTE son and Mr. an d Mrs. A m nions and violin by her b ro th er. The bride w as TO VOI R VERY HIGHEST son from Bend, Oregon. atten d ed by her sister. Miss R uth. H er DEGREE OE SUCCESS Mr. and Mrs. A lb ert Fox of P o rtlan d b ro th er, Ray E dw ard E lliott w as best sp e n t T uesday a t th e hom e of the m an. ALWAYS MAINTAINED AT fo rm e r's m other, Mrs. F ra n ce s Fox. THE T he b rid e w as arra y e d in a gown of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Spence. Mr. and ap ric o t G eorgette crep e and lace over Mrs. U. G. S m ith and Mrs. L. A. H a r satin . She w ore a veil and c a rrie d a low atten d ed an e n te rta in m e n t at show er bouquet of roses. T he b rid e s | M ultnom ah sta tio n M onday n ig h t g iv m aid w ore a gown of w hite crep e de en by O renom ah c h a p te r O. E. S., by ch in e an d a co rsag e bouquet of pink Gresham, Oregon asso ciate m a tro n s of P o rtlan d . roses. W alter Mason and sister, Mrs. E dna A bou n tifu l w edding su p p er w as P u rc e ll of P o rtlan d , w ere v isito rs at served follow ing th e cerem ony and a th e J. R. K n a rr hom e on Sunday. very jo lly evening w as spent. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Edm ondson are hom e from L ib e rty Bond, W ashington. RESOURCES OVER $400,000.00 POWELL VALLEY M i. and Mrs. Downs and fam ily | from C anada have moved in to one of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Nordblom en M ilton F o x ’ co ttag es ac ro ss th e stre e t te rta in e d for T h an k sg iv in g d in n er from th e city hall. Mrs. A. A. N ordblom, O. A. A nderson, Sam H arlow , Ja m es S pence and Ed. A nderson, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Vick- Jo h n McGinnis w ill give a d ance a t lund a n d 'd a u g h te r , A delle, Mr. and th e city h all D ecem ber 29. Mrs. Em il P alm q u ist and son H arry \ isito rs a t th e Jam es Cook hom e :' C “ “ w ere Mr. and Mrs. H ardy Cook of P o rtla n d one day la st week, Mrs. J a s T he re g u la r m eeting of th e L u th er M. S hep p ard an d son an d Mrs. R. J L eague w ill be held at the L u th eran S m ith of G resham who sp e n t th e ch u rc h on S unday evening a t 7:30. w eek-end, and Mr. and Mrs. L eslie All a r e invited to atten d . Cook of P o rtlan d who w ere S unday v isito rs. PLEASANT VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. L. P. H ow ard and The F ollow ing P erso n al P ro p e rty : ' fam ily visited one day th is w eek a t th e Mrs. A lta M. G en try w ill give a hom e of L. P. M anning in G resham stereo p tico n le ctu re a t th e evening ing " " y J r ^ o l . ^ i f i K ’n, y ea rs I,300 »«>•• each, tru e and gentle. One Geld- Mrs. H. F. W ihlon of P le a sa n t Home serv ice a t th e Com m unity ch u rch S u n c o w s q lo6.15 g“od. p u lle r- Ten head of EXTRA GOOD DAIRY J sp en t Monday a t th e J. R. K n a rr home. day, D ecem ber 2. T he le ctu re will - . . ' e*h last sp rin g , 2 fresh d u rin g sum m er, giving good How milk Bud T iller, Miss H elen B illiter and be illu stra te d w ith 70 in te restin g pic- 5 fresh a t d ate of sale of which 4 have calves by side One HolsteTn C ow Decem ber 29. T h ree Beef Cows: 9 H elfers, com ing 2 y ears old; i ¿ ig h Miss L a u ra T iller sp e n t T h an k sg iv in g tu re s of th e life of th a t island people r due r a ,tB r L 7 u i» M. Beef H eifers, co: Who live in w hat is o fte n c a lle d L » “ !' Cows; r ‘‘»hy 9 for service; a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Ray who live in w hat is often called the One p a î r W h V ^ ^ ‘seveÎ E u / ? month.° 0‘S Moore in P o rtlan d . "G arden of th e E a st.’ T he evening Mr. an d Mrs. J. S. H udson ate service w ill com m ence a t 7:30. O ther t e - ? T ^ r i v e ^ i / i i “ 1 s T h an k sg iv in g d in n er a t th e hom e of Sunday services w ill be th e Sunday John D eere H arro w ; one 2-h’o r s " ‘ Riding CuRKÀtor“ 6 o ^ m ^ 'lZ - s lio v e /c iîît^ th e ir son, L aw rence, in P o rtlan d . school w hich convenes at 10 o'clock ’ ¡ ik e 'n ^ T w o T e a m ’ S n ^ A' X n s T Mr. and Mrs. A lvin Copeland e n te r under th e lead ersh ip of Win. Richey. C“re°arm S ep ara to r N o * ^ tain ed Mr. and M rs. P. H. P ete rso n S u . Tsbout Eton's of W heat' K° ° d " eVer b" n Wt“ ’ 3 tO,‘H ° f G ray and R alph C opeland on T hanksgiving. PLEASANT HOME Mr. and Mrs. L. A. H arlow e n te r T h e L adies' Aid of th e M ethodist tain ed a t d in n er on T h anksgiving, Mr. household furniture ch u rch will hold Its a n n u a l b azaar a t and Mrs. Jo sep h Beveridge, Mr. and One Gas R ange; 2 B edsteads, alm ost new ; 2 sets of S p r in g s- 2 M at the ch u rc h on S atu rd ay evening, De Mrs. H. F. Flem ing, and Mr. an d Mrs. tre ss e s; 1 S an ita ry Cot; 1 H eating Stove; 1 C entury W ashing M achine In cem ber 8. T he sa le of useful and good sh a p e, 1 fam ily F ru it E v ap o rato r and F u rn a ce ; 1 S calding Vat. H. A. Young, all of P o rtlan d . fancy a rtic le s su itab le for gifts or for the re p le n ish in g of household fu rn LUNCH SERVED ON GROUNDS AT NOON SALE KAIN (lit SHINE DAMASCUS ishings w ill begin a t 5 o’clock. A 1 ERMS OF SALE— $20 and under, C ash ' over $20, 6 m o n th s’ b ankable A special tax of ten m ills w as vot- bou n tifu l m enu has been planned for I ed by Road D istric t No. 20 a t a w ell the ch ick en su p p er w hich w ill be note a t 8 p er cent. atten d ed m eeting of good road en th u - served. One of th e fea tu re s Is a sh o rt I siastfcs held at D am ascus com m uni p ro g ram th a t is being planned for the ty hall on la st S atu rd ay night. Two- e n te rta in m e n t of thoqe presen t. T h ere G. M . J O N E S & S O N S , O w n ers th ird s of th e am o u n t voted w as des w ill be a candy booth, and a parcel post booth w here sm all a rtic le s w ill J. U. Kl KATLI, Aactlnneer EKED BARTHOI.DMFW ciorL ig n ated for the F o ste r road an d th e *» b i , i « , i- ,,r t i..* n . . . in “ " S is be sold. More d etails of th e program b alan ce for th e Oregon City road. and su p p er w ill be published next T his w ill be used in m aking th e base week. for th e se roads. W ilbur B rodie r e Miss R uth Child cam e down from ceived th e h ea rty recom m endation of th e m eetin g for road boss. T his w as S pokane to spend T h an k sg iv in g w ith I one of th e m ost e n th u sia stic road h er a u n t and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. W illiam s a t G reen A cres P o u ltry I m eetings ever held here. for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, F arm . Road D istric t No. 21 has voted a Calves, of any kind Miss A nna L en n artz is spending the I special road tax of eig h t m ills and T h an k sg iv in g vacation w ith her p a r recom m ended th e rea p p o in tm e n t of S e e M e for C a ttle H au lin g Ja k e DeYoung as road boss. H e has ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L ennartz. held th a t position in th e d istric t for I sev eral years. T he D ecem ber m eeting of th e Da- Miss M. A nderson, w ho has m easles, Im asc u s F arm B ureau will be held w as ta k en to P o rtlan d Monday to r e I next S atu rd ay evening, Decem ber 1. (■uaraoteed Min Hart ceive trea tm e n t, T his m eeting will be of special in te r- W ater-rroof Mr. L ek an d er and Miss A lice Le- and Airtight I est to all an d a good atten d a n ce is ex K an d er w ere g u ests M onday evening pected. E lection of officers for the We have installed many Septic Tanks in Eastern a t th e D an E rdm an home. en su in g y ea r w ill be held, an d the Multnomah. Enquire of any of the following: A p a rty w as given in honor of A. M. p ro g ram of activ ities for th e next year Mowery on T uesday evening w hich Bank of Gresham Bid. I outlined. It is hoped th a t m em bers Judge O. W. Stapleton City o f Uresham (City H all, J. I. Bacon w as an enjoyable affair. A dainty Multnomah County Farm (2, will com e w ith good su g g estio n s for Jas. Jennings J. Kilgore E. B. Kirkwood I m aking 1924 b etter and m ore helpful lunch w as served a t th e close of the Dr. tV. J. Ott Delllel Berry Ranch evening. D. C. Ely Bank of Troutdale th an an y previous year. T hose in Jas Elkington • H. C. Campbell V ictor F osburg, who is w orking In H. L. Kt. (Hair I ch a rg e of th e D ecem ber p rogram are E. H. W illard 8. B. Hall P o rtlan d , had his hand h u rt rcciMitly Bert Kronen berg I Mrs. D ora DeYoung, Mrs. P eterso n Dr. Geo, Inglis Jas. Ledbury w hen it w as stru c k by a shaft. C. M. Zimmerman I and Mrs. B artel. Ed W ilkes Mrs. M aggie Ulin •D. M. Donough Mrs. I. H edden m ade a trip to P o rt Mrs. Saule Burr T he D am ascus P a ren t-T ea ch e r as- Blrdleg Heed land on Friday. and m any others. I sociation held a m eeting on F r i Ronald K rebs w as un ab le to atten d day evening, Novem ber 30. A good school T h u rsd a y and F rid a y on a c p ro g ram w as planned and lunch w as co u n t of illness. J served. Phone 601 Gresham Dave F o sb u rg m otored to P o rtlan d A public m eeting w as held on Wed- W ednesday. I nesday evening at th e D am ascus com Chas. K rebs h as m ade a deal w ith m unity h all, when S en ato r Zim m er- PIONEER WOMAN DIES Union Parent-Teacher Association I m an of Y am hill co unty discussed the Em il Beck, a h alf m ile w est of Sandy, AT ADVANCED AGE Mill Hold Entertainment. for a body of tim ber, w here he will topics "T h e E sch-C um m ins A ct,’ T he ch e er r asso ciatio n of « P » aren r e m t-T - 1 ea eacn Mrs. A nna C. Crane, a pioneer resi- u “F ed eral R eserve S ystem ," and "H elp p ut up a m ill a fte r he is th ro u g h saw . O i , t ,, rl 1H . v , l r , i n i l v c ll n s l \ I n v n m b o e Union school, C lackam as county, w ill ing th e H. Sw anson tim ber. T it . . d en t of th is vicinity, died November ing th e F trn n er, H ow ?” C arl A nderson visited w ith Ed. B or 29, a t th e home of h er son, F red H. hold an e n te rta in m e n t and bazaar, Decem ber 15, at 8 p. m a t th e Union lings th e p ast week. Crane, near F airv iew , w here she has C losely asso ciated w ith Oregon and schoolhouse. Candy and lunch will be Miss Agnes Nelson of P o rtlan d was m ade her home for m any years. She I Its tra d itio n s is the c h a ra c te r and p e r a w eek-end guest a t th e L eK ander '•a s 83 years of age. O ther su rv iv in g sold. E verybody welcome. so n ality of o u r g ran d old m an— Dr home. m em bers of her fam ily a re a son, Geo. Jo h n S trau b . D espite his rec en t Ill MODI, NAMING Mrs. U n d h o lm passed aw ay last M. Crane, and a grandson, George M. Q uickly and efficiently done by ex ness th e love for his boys and g irls T h u rsd ay m o rning and w as burled Crane, Jr., of P o rtlan d . F u n eral ser-1 p erts. All o rd ers pro m p tly atten d ed has b ro u g h t him back to th e cam pus Monday afternoon. vice» will be held S atu rd ay , December) p ? 5” ' . , » for th e Hom ecom ing. Of necessity he „ . - GEO. HHAvV Phone 229 ED SMITH S everal of the young people of th is < 1, a t 2:30 in the afternoon, at F in ley ’s _____ _____ _ cannot ta k e too activ e a p a rt in the vicinity atten d ed an enjoyable b irth festiv itie s; b ut he w ill be here, and his m o rtu ary , M ontgom ery and F ifth , For Christmas day p a rty given in honor of C harles sp irit—th a t indom itable sp irit which P ortland. In te rm e n t will be In the Golf stockings, wool socks, m ade to M cFarland on S atu rd ay night. All o rd er. K nitting m achines. In stru c - has ever been a p a rt of Oregon and Its Lone Fir cemetery. rep o rted a good tim e. , tton. D em onstration. Phone Lucy stu d en ts— will be a real fac to r in th is, T he N els L eK ander fam ily and some : Adam s, G resham 75, for appointm ent. our g re a te st Hom ecom ing.—Oregon frie n d s ¡notored to P o rtlan d on S u n FAIRVIEW Dally E m erald. Dressmaking and Keinndellng. day. A stereopticon lectu re on th e Holy ' al1 ‘‘•"» •P U o n a. al- C arl H anson and d au g h ter D orothy v BQ rem odeling of furs. P rices r e a s o n - T he sta te m a rk e t ag en t, In coopera- are a tte n d in g th e Bible in stitu te at Land will be given at the city hall on , able. Mrs. R lchlm yer, C leveland ave- ation w ith th e federal d ep artm en t, is S aginaw , Oregon. M onday evening. Decem ber 3, which nue, G resham , phone 108. tf I holding d em o n stratio n m eetings in Mr. and Mrs. C arl A nderson and son will be free of charge. T he Rev. Dr. j various p o tato raisin g sections of th e V anriar w ent to P o rtlan d on Monday C alvin K. S tra u d t, who will give th e j state, w here g rad in g u n d er é ie new to visit Miss M. A nderson. lecture, is a personal frien d of the law is ta u g h t and ex p lan atio n s given Chas. K rebs sp en t S unday and S u n Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted. Dr. S tau d t 1 to grow ers and sh ip p ers. T he com p u l day n ig h t In Sandy w ith his m other. and his wife have trav e led extensive- ( (Smith Memorial) sory g rad in g and Inspection law has ly In southern and cen tral E urope and ’ F airview , Oregon been in force less th a n th re e m onths, 1 o ttre ll t om m nnlty I h arc h Bazaar. Palestine. b ut it is w orking o u t fa r m ore rap id ly REV. E. R. D. HOLLENSTED, P lans are u n d er way for a b azaar to M lalster th an w as an ticip ate d and th e re is a be held in th e C ottrell C om m unity Mlndow ClennTng NLKVK 18 g en eral a ttitu d e to observe its p ro ch u rch on Decem ber 14 by the Ladies For ex p ert window clean in g see 8. S U N D A Y S C H O O L ............. 10 A M TaJItna, or leave o rd ers w ith John MORNINO W O RSH IP .............'.'.11 A. M visions by both g ro w ers and shippers. Aid of th a t church. Brow n, G resham , phone 2501. H elpful —- R estful — In sp irin g Expert A w hite sau ce is th e fo undation of on T h u rsd ay a t her home. T eu of h er 1-5 will be given to him who proves that *. ¡®> not flnd the deficiency of his m a h alf th e recip es in any cook book. frien d s from P o rtlan d and Mrs. S alen a chine on starting, lighting and ignition L earn how to m ake a p erfect w hite Fox and baby from W ashougal. W ash Main Street Garage. Phene Gresham 122s sauce. e. BANK OF GRESHAM IT FLOWS ?R E E L Y zero weather A nd here’s what that means for your car__ —Zerolene gives thorough lubrication from the first turn of the motor—no un necessary drain on the batteries; E A S IE R STARTING ,1 FULL1 POW ER —the motor is not held back by congealed or so lidified oil on the bearings; —no scored cylinders, worn bearings, prem a turely diluted crankcase oil or expensive repair bills as a result of poor winter lubrication. PRorecno ENGINE 0 MAXIMUM —c o r r e c t lu b r ic a tio n means full power and maximum fuel mileage; M ILEAGE That’s why we say—use Zerolene “cold-test” oil of the grade recommended for the winter lubrication of your car. Consult the Zerolene Correct Lubri cation C hart—wherever Zerolene is sold. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) Zerolene No. 1, No. 3 and No. 5 are all good “cold- te s t” oils. If you have trouble shift ing gears, use Zerolene Transm ission Lubricant B” —it rem ains fluid at low tem peratures and perm its ready shifting of gears. Thursday, December 6, At 10 o’Clock a. m. CASH PAII) dee F creek E. BAUMANN, Gresham, Phone 2441 SEPTIC T A N K S FRANK C. JONES s i P o w er to S tart P o w er to Stop “Let yonr next ear be a Bulck” We are fully equipped to do any electrical work, gen eral repair work, re-boring and acetylene welding. AU W ork Guaranteed M AIN STREET GARAGE Phone 1228 GRESHAM OUR HEALTH BREAD at th is B akery and a t S tores Contains the Vita mi net, mi’ ed by scientific principles Il’s Good and Good for You Gresham City Bakery THEO. VAN DONINCK PUBLIC SALE Phone 1221 Presbyterian Church