Gresham outlook., February 08, 1924, Image 1

Farmers Week 1» Scheduled for February 11 to 16, Ending With Usual Business Men’s Banquet to Fanners and Wives
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G resham O utlook
VOL. 13, NO. »9
TREASURER MAKES
FINANCIAL REPORT
City tre a su re r. Jo h n H. M etzger, has
handled for th e city m any thousands
of d o llars in th e gen eral and w ater
funds d uring th e past year, according
to his ann u al sta te m en t w hich w as r e ­
cently draw n up.
T he re p o rt show s for th e y ear 1923
th e la rg e st item of receipts w as from
taxes, being in g en eral fund »6096.58,
and in w ater fund »2687.45. N ext low
er th a n th is is th e item of w ate r ren ts
am ounting to »7444.80. T he sm allest
item of receipts is dog tags, »7.50.
T he city paid d u rin g th e y ear for
s tre e t lights »1527.65, and to th e P o rt
land w ater b ureau »5069.40.
T he re p o rt is as follow s:
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 102»
LINCOLN RAY BANQUET
NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
A Lincoln b an q u et will be given
next T uesday eveniug a t th e com m er
cial club room s in the Oregon build
ing in P o rtlan d , beginning at 6:30, un
der auspices of th e rep u b lican ce n tral
com m ittee. About 400 p lates a re being
provided and a larg e atten d an ce is ex
pected. It w ill be a tre a t in every
way. Many from th e e a ste rn p a rt of
the county should attend. Young peo­
ple, studying th e life of L incoln a re
urged to atten d .
T h ere w ill be special tab les for
G. A. R. men and Legion and S panish
w ar veteran s.
Ju d g e T. L. H a rris w ill deliver th e
prin cip al ad d ress an d it will be w orth
hearing. O thers who w ill ta k e p a rt
on th e p ro g ram a re Rev. G ilbert, Mrs.
W. J. H aw kins, Colonel H am er, Cas
sius P eck and Sam L aughlin. E x cel­
lent m usical fe a tu re s are being pro
vided.
H. L. St. C lair, a t th e Outlook office,
has a su p p ly of tic k ets and would be
glad to have th e nam es of an y who
desire tick ets. T he price is re a so n ­
able. T ra n sp o rta tio n can be provided
for those needing same.
PROGRAM FOR FARMERS WEEK
COMPLETED BY COUNTY AGENT
BOTULINUS POISON IS
R A RE BUT DEADLY
T he sta te board of h ea lth h a s given
o ut th e follow ing in fo rm atio n on th e
M any Specialists W ill G ive Results of E xperim ents and !’*,lson whi,'h has la te ly caused eleven
Studies. H om em akers to Be H elped. Banquet
Botulism is a deadly food poison.
T he nam e botulism has lost its o rig i­
Saturday to A dults A ttending M eetings.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
EXPERT ADVICE FOR
VEGETABLE GROWERS
T he T ro u td ale city h all w as the
m eeting place la st W ednesday nig h t of
about a hundred g ro w ers of vegetables
nal significance w hich w as sau sag e
poisoning. It w as th ought th a t the ■for th e m a rk e t and o th e rs in terested in
MONDAY, FEBRUARY I
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1».
germ th a t produces th e poison cau sin g in ten siv e gard en in g .
POULTRY DAY.
botulism w ould grow only ia sausage,
H EK K V HAY.
S everal n otable re p re se n ta tiv e s of
tzger s H all)
(M etzger's
hut it is now know n th a t it will grow
(M e tz g e r s H a ll)
A. K. L Y M A N . C h a ir m a n .
i e a . m . R e p o rt o f R e c o m m e n d a tio n o f i n ham , co ttag e cheese, strin g beans. th e Union Pacific system , w hich in ­
10 a . m. C o st o f R a is in g P u lle ts u n d e r E c o n o m ic C o n fe re n c e . 11. O. A n d re w s.
I . ___
_
cludes th e O.-W. R. & N., w ere p rese n t
. ,
,
,
,
co rn , asp arag u s, and rip e olives.
L o cal C o n d itio n s . F r e d H . CockeU .
A d a p tin g r e p o r t to lo cal c o n d itio n s.
i.
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I
H o t u l i s m is <1
d is e a s e b u t is and explained th e n a tu re of th e co­
11 a. m . S ta y in g in th e P o u ltr y B u s i­ Q t n e r a l d is c u s s io n .
n e ss.
H. E . C o sb y , P o u l t r y S p e c ia lis t.
1 30 p . m . G ro w in g P ro b le m s a n d T h e ir m ore com mon in E urope th a n in Am er- o p eratio n th e railro a d com pany de­
O. A. C.
R e la tio n to M a r k e tin g P ro b le m s .
P ro f. ica.
In a period of 22 y ea rs th e re
1 :30 p. m . P o u ltr y F a r m M a n a g e m e n t. O A C B r° W" ’ H o r “ v u ltu r a l S p e c la iia t w e r e 150 p e o p | e q j a n d a n d i e d o f t h o sired to give in aiding th e develop­
A. G. L u n n . P r o f e s s o r o f P o u ltr y H u s ­
m ent of p roduction in th e te rrito ry
2:30 p. m R e p o rt o f L o cal C o m m i t s I ^ 8eB’e ’ a “ 0nKBPPr<,,llm a i eIy
b a n d r y . O. A. C.
Among
2 :30 p. m . S t a t e P o u ltr y P r o g r a m a n d o n D e v e lo p m e n t P ro g r a m .
A d o p tio n o f I
people. T h erefo re it cannot be contiguous to T ro u td ale.
C o n fe re n c e R e p o rt. H . E. C o sb y , P o u ltr y p r o g ra m .
com pared in m ag n itu d e to tu b ercu lo sis th o se p rese n t and who took p a rt in the
S p e c ia lis t, O. A. C.
3 P m . G e n e r a l D isc u ss io n o f L o cal o r syphilis. B otulism is th e cau se of m eeting w ere, H. E. L o u n sb u rry, g en ­
P roblem s.
forage poisoning in h o rses and of litn-
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12.
era l fre ig h t a g e n t; A. S. Edm onds,
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b ern e ck in chick en s and turkeys.
PD i IP O DAT.
F arm er
10 a. m.‘ ’cm b ‘S !a^li!i‘ooiference. Mrs . T llere hB8 been “ m arked in crease a ssista n t traffic m a n ag e r;
( M e tz g e r ’s H a ll)
GENERAL FUND.
H. W . L Y N C H C h a ir m a n .
O. A. S ta ffo rd . P re s id e n t.
in th e num ber of recorded o u tb reak s Sm ith, all of P o rtlan d . C. C. GIgnoux
R E C E IP T S .
10 a. m . C ro p R e p o rt o f S t a t e C o n f e r ­
11 a m . G ro u p M e e tin g s o f L e a d e r s o f botulism in th e U nited S tates w ith- of S alt L ake, a s s is ta n t su p erv iso r of
en c e a n d th e A p p lic a tio n to L o cal C o n d i­
Cash on hand Jan . 1, 1923
2,038.63
jn th e p ast few years. T he p rese n t
tio n s.
D isc u ss io n led by C. E. S p en ce, n n d F rie n d s .
a g ric u ltu re for th e Union Pacific sy s­
T axes ___ _________
S t a t e M a rk e t A g e n t a n d G. R. li y s l o p
6,096,58
D e m o n s tra tio n o u tb rea k In A lbany is th e only one in
F
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m
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ro
p
s,
O.
A.
C.
M e ° r Utdale Poul,ry Club A j K reuier th e h isto ry of O regon and in the num - tem.
P ed d le rs' L icenses
537.00
1 :30 p. m . P o t a t o G ro w in g P ro b le m s .
F in es
...
____
121.00
2 30 p. m . R e p o rts o f G ro u p C o m m itte e . I
cast's and ra te of fata lity is one
A. D. K endall presided and follow ­
G. R . H y s lo p , F a r m C ro p s. O. A. C.
A ssessm ents on Im prove­
ing
an a p p ro p ria te ex p lan atio n of the
2:30 p. m. P o t a t o G r a d in g D e m o n s tr a ­ H. C. S e y m o u r. S ta te C lu b L e a d e r, a n d of th e g re a te st in th is country.
m ents
122.47
J h e b ac‘J’U8 b o tu lin u s grow s only
tio n a n d th e W o rk in g o f tn e I n s p e c tio n w ili’ 'a™ i1s‘tn inSt‘ h l e cm!fee? e m e . ‘ ' ' Ub L ei“ ’e r '
A ssessm ents B uilding Side­
L a w . R . L. R in g e r, U. S. M a rk e t.
w hen deprived of air and a t room p u rp o ses of th e m eeting introduced
w alks
176.14
HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT.
te m p eratu re . It produces th e b o tu li­ th e various sp eak ers.
( G re s h a m G r a n g e H a ll)
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15.
Dogs Tags
7.50
n u s toxin. T he b o tu lin u s toxin is the
Mr. G ignoux w as th e p rincipal
10 a. m . E v e r y d a y P ro b le m s in H o u s e ­
DAIRY AND FARM MANAGEMENT. only one of th e tru e toxins th a t is
T he County, H all R ent
15.00
h o ld M a n a g e m e n t.
A. G r a c e Jo h n s o n .
sp
eak
er. H e show ed a m ark ed fam il­
ZION EYANGELIUAL
P r o f e s s o r H o u s e h o ld A d m in is tr a tio n .
Fo ? S lat« ? P r o g r a m o f I Po,8° noU8 w h« 1 ta k en by m outh.
It
10 a . m . O
ia rity w ith t e a g ric u ltu ra l situ atio n
T o t a l _______________
2 :30 p. m . I n c r e a s in g th e F a m ily I n ­ D e v e lo p m e n t.
» 9,114.32 CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
is
exceedingly
poisonous.
A
260
gram
co m e by S to p p in g th e H o u s e h o ld L e a k s.
W A R R A N T S P A ID .
11 a. m. F a r m R u s in e s s S u g g e stio n s . gu in ea pig w as killed by 1.200,000 of a th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try , esp ecially as
A. G r a c e J o h n s o n , P r o f e s s o r H o u s e h o ld
S tre e t L i g h t s ______________» 1,527.65
R . S. B ern e, F a r m M a n a g e m e n t D e m o n ­ drop of toxin.
Religious school w ill be held for A d m in is tr a tio n .
P erso n s have been to dem ands of th e ea ste rn m a rk e ts
s
t
r
a to r.
S ala ries
__________ 2,523.68 ch ild ren of public school age to m o r­
know n to die from “n ib b lin g ’’ a sm all and conditions of production and sh ip ­
1:3
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p.
ni.
D
a
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y
P
ro
d
u
c
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P
ro
b
le
m
s
Im proving S tr e e t s __________
574.15
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13.
•
o f T o d a y . N. C. J a m is o n , D a ir y S p e c ia l­ p ortion of a pod of strin g beans.
H a u lin g
.................
116.90 row m orning from 9 to 12.
SO IL S, F E R T IL IZ E R , R O D E N T S .
ist. O. A. C.
Sym ptom s of poisoning m ay ap p e ar ping. H e en couraged celery grow ing
P aid out S tanding W a rra n t
775.00
On Sunday th e u su al services w ill
( M e tz g e r 's H a ll)
3 p. m . P r o d u c tio n c o s ts In r e la tio n to in as sh o rt a period as four h ours and in w hich he believed th e T ro u td ale
10 a. m. B u ild in g u p Soil b y C ro p R o- P ro f ita b le F a r m in g .
In te re s t on W a rra n t_______
56.96 ta k e place w ith Sunday school a t 10
R. 8. H esse, F a r m as long as Bix days a fte r entlllg food section excelled.
H e gave m uch In­
ta
tio
n
.
F
.
E
.
P
ric
e
,
S
oil«
S
p
e
c
ia
lis
t,
P rin tin g
62.40 a. m. and p rea ch in g services in the O. A. C.
rio T H iM i n t v
co n tain in g th e poison. T he g en eral fo rm atio n reg a rd in g grow ing and
S u r v e y i n g _________________
88.99 E nglish language a t 11 o’clock an d in
1 ap p e aran c e of th e p atien t is one of shipping of head lettu ce, but advised
11 a. m . O th e r I m p o r t a n t S oil P ro b -
( G re s h a m G r a n g e H a ll)
L abor _____________________
314.13
lem s.
ia
l.
D
e
s
ig
n
s
m u scu lar w eakness, anxiety, u tte r
10
a
.
tn.
S
e
le
c
tin
g
M
a
te
r
L um ber
91.35 th e G erm an la n g u ag e at 11:45 o’clock.
1 :30 p. m . L a te s t M e th o d s o f R o d e n ts a n d S ty le s to S u it th e I n d iv id u a l. E s th e r help lessn ess, difficulty in sw allow ing, g re a t caution in sta rtin g th is line. T he
H ard w are
32.26 T he p asto r, th e Rev. H. R. G ebhardt, C o n tro l. I. N. G a b rie ls o n , U. S. B io ­ B . C ooley, C lo th in g S p e c ia lis t, O. A. C
stru g g le for b rea th , and u n su ccessfu l crop w as p rofitable w here conditions
1 :S0 p. m . S h o rt C u ts a n d l a t t e M e th ­
R epair W ork ______ __
62.50 w ill preach on th e to p ic: “T ares lo g ic a l D e p a r tm e n t.
He said cauliflow er
2:30 p. m . T h e I m p o r ta n c e o f H u m u s In o d s in H o m e S ew in g . E s t h e r H. C ooley, a ttem p ts to a rtic u la te , hoiking a p ic­ w ere favorable.
D ecorating ________________
139.61 Among th e W heat.” Special m usic th e S oil a n d S oil P ro b le m s in M u ltn o m a h C lo th in g S p e c ia lis t, O. A. C.
tu re w hich once seen w ill never be w as ea sie r grow n and shipped.
S u p p lie s
..........
83.14
C 'o o u n ty .
F . E. P ric e , S o ils S p e c ia list,
forgotten.
G resham F ire D epartm ent
100.00 by the choir. A special in v itatio n is O. A. Ó.
Mr. G ignoux said his com pany w as
T he poisoning is caused by a toxin
NUTRITION PROGRAM.
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
1«
extended
to
all
who
have
no
ch
u
rch
C oncrete P ipes ______ ____
177.50
and n ot th e germ . It m ay develop in anxious to aid g ro w ers w ith in fo rm a­
( G re s h a m G r a n g e H a ll)
Annual
Proilurts
Banquet,
12:30
p.
in.
T elephone
10 a . m . A S to ry in Iv o ry . ( W ith la n -
1.45 home.
(M asonic H all)
. m any of th e foods we eat w hen the tion, w ith providing speedy and safe
e r n s lid e s fo llo w ed by a d isc u ssio n p e rio d ).
F uel
35.50
G ven b y th e G r e s h a m B u s in e s s M en to conditions a re rig h t.
All th a t Is lie- shipping facilities an d in help ing to
T he E d u catio n al Council of th e S un­
1 30 p. m . A P e r s o n a l M a tte r o f C r e d its
a n d D e b its (in w h ic h e a c h o n e p r e s e n t Is F a n n e r s a n d t h e i r w iv e s w’h o h a v e a t ­ cessa ry for th e form ation of th e pois­ find a m a rk e t for p ro d u cts.
He
T otal
» 6,763.17 day school w ill hold its re g u la r In v ite d to ta k e p a r t w ith a p e n c il). M a r ­ te n d e d d u r in g th e w eek .
on in m any k in d s of can n ed food is
m onthly m eeting n ex t M onday eve­ g e r y M. S m ith , N u tr itio n S p e c ia lis t, O.A.C.
A d m iss io n b y T ic k e t
th a t sp o res of th e o rg an ism rem ain th o u g h t th e T ro u td ale section should
To b alance cash on hand » 2,381.15 ning. T his w ill also be th e first se s­
alive w ithin th e co n tain e r a fte r it has be good for 1000 carlo ad s of celery a
been processed. T he sp o res of th e b a ­ season.
sion of th e new te ac h er tra in in g class.
WATER FUND.
S P R IN G D A L E
TROUTDALE
cillu s w ill re s is t th e te m p e ra tu re of
On T uesday evening of n ex t week
RECEIPTS.
A n um ber of q u estio n s reg a rd in g
boiling w ater sev eral hours.
A box su p p er Is to be held a t the
Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1923
»19,980.67 th e Young P eo p le’s L eague w ill hold
Sunday v isito rs a t th e hom e of Mr.
Botulism can be p revented by exer- fre ig h t ra te s w ere raised by a ta lk by
W ater R ents
7,444.80 a L incoln-W ashington box social. All S p rin g d ale schoolhouse on F eb ru ary and Mrs. Rd. S hroy w ere Mr. and Mrs. l c | Bi,lg th e follow ing p rec au tio n s: Do
Mr. T ruelove, a ce le ry g ro w er and
T axes
.
2,687.45 ladies, young an d old, a re req u ested 14.
T he ladies a re each asked to M. B Shroy and tw o ch ild ren from not use any canned food w hich show s
th ese called fo rth an ex p lan atio n from
L
indberg,
W
ashington,
H
arry
Sum
-
(he
slig
h
te
st
sign
of
spoilage.
Use
no
b
rin
g
a
box
w
hich
w
ill
sell
at
th
e
set
T otal
»30,112.92 to p re p a re a box co n tain in g enough
m erfleld of P o rtlan d and Mrs. E. J- canned food u n le ss it has been pro- Mr. Edm onds. T h e feeling w as good
food for two. I t is suggested th a t th ese p rice of 50 cents. Cake and coffee will Shroy o f I rineville, Oregon, who has cessed a t high te m p e ra tu re ; th is Is and all w ere inform ed by th e s ta te ­
WARRANTS PAID.
S ala ries
»
691.06 • boxes be in keeping w ith th e valen- be served on th e side. E veryone come. ju s t re tu rn e d from C alifornia.
especially ap p licab le to vegetables of m ents made.
L abor
.............................. .. _
7,676.36 tin e season. T he boxes w ill be sold
T he S p rin g d ale
Needle club
m et ,
H om er Jo n es of P o rtlan d w as a th e type th a t a re used in salad s. To
P ip es and F ix tu res
11,464.92 to th e h ig h est bidder. All frien d s a re w ith Mrs. H. N. C h risten sen W ednes-
C. E. T rav illio n , re p re se n tin g Sw ift
S unday v isitor a t th e H. C. McGinnis ¡n su re high te m p e ra tu re a p re ssu re
E n gin eerin g
742.40
home.
& Com pany, gave a ta lk on th e im ­
cooker is a necessity.
day.
Q
uite
a
b
it
w
as
accom
plished
cord
ially
invited
to
atten
d
and
enjoy
H ard w are and Supplies
96.08
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. H eatw ole left
p o rtan ce of th e rig h t fe rtiliz e r for
2,137.50 I th e evening w ith th e m em bers of th e to w ard s th e q u ilt th e club is m aking.
In te re s t on Bonds
S atu rd ay for th e ir hom e in D enver, DR. PA USONS AT
various cro p s to keep th e soil in co n ­
P o rtlan d W ater B ureau
Mr. F e rn b e c h e r's in fa n t son, w ho Colorado,
5,069.40 League. The m eeting on Monday and
METHODIST UHURUH dition.
P aym ents on Bond ___
1,890.00 T uesday evening w ill be held a t th e had been ill for som e tim e w ith p n eu ­
Jo h n L audan h as sta rte d w ork on a
H a u lin g
35.10
new g arage. He expects to p u rch ase
F a rm e r S m ith w as th e re w ith his
m
onia,
died
la
st
week.
a c a r w hen it is com pleted.
T he p u lp it a t th e M ethodist E plsco- old-tim e
P rin tin g _________
60.05 A ndrew B rugger hom e on th e Base
hum or and en th u siasm ,
Mrs. H a rry Gill of H erm iston, O re­
L ine road.
Wm. C raw ford has bu ilt an addition pal ch u rc h will be filled Sunday m orn- though he adm itted he w as 79 yoars
gon, has been v isitin g Mrs. Alice to his resid en ce and p ut in a co n crete ing by n r . Jo h n P arso n s, asso ciate
T otal
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Community Church Announcements. Fricky.
basem en t and o th erw ise Im proved his
„
f the p , fl C h ristian Advo- old and had for m any y ears been In
P reach in g serv ices are held every
th e em ploy of th e railro a d com pany,
Cash on hand Dec. 31, 1923
250.05
p
ro
p
erty
.
H elen Je n k in s of P o rtlan d and G. C.
L ew is H ow ell h as shingled th e roof c a te -
Darsons is w ell know n in en co u rag in g th e rig h t kind of farm ing
Sunday a t 2 p. m., p ray e r m eetings on
F
o
ster
of
A
storia
have
been
visitin
g
Free Methodist Church Announce­ I T uesday evenings and Young P eople's
of his house and b u ilt on an addition G resham , and his m any frien d s w ill be and th e rig h t kind of living.
ments.
Study on F rid ay evenings. Rev. S. F. Mrs. O. W oodard.
and a porch.
m ost happy to w elcom e him to th e
Too m any farm ers, he thought, w ere
T here will be services a t th e F ree P itts w ill p reach next Sunday. E v ery ­
A ndy A nderson and Mrs. Lydia Os- ch u rch
try in g to grow som ething th ey could
tra n d of V ancouver, W ashington, w ere I
M ethodist church next Sunday m o rn ­ one is cord ially invited.
S
A
N
D
Y
B
L
U
F
F
callin g on old frien d s h ere S atu rd ay
T he PnK<or- ,,ie
A- 8 - H,8py> exchange for d o lla rs and th en bought
ing and evening, a t w hich tim e the
w ill p rea ch th e serm on a t B oring Sun- a t th e sto res on cre d it provisions they
Card of Thanks.
p asto r. Rev. E. N. Long w ill preach.
S unday being Chas. W ilkenson's evening.
Sunday school w ill begin a t 10
Irv in M ickley from New York has day m o rn in g a t 11 o ’clock. He has
We desire to ex p ress our h e a rtfe lt b irth d ay , Mrs. W ilkenson gave a b irth ­
should grow , “N in e-ten th s of th e d is­
o’clock. C lasses for all ages will w el- i th a n k s to o u r m any frien d s for th e ir
been v isitin g at th e hom e of his b ro th - been a ssistin g th e p asto r, th e Rev. E.
day
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com e any new sc h o lars who m ay not kindly and g en ero u s ac ts and expres
e r inF’
Mic\ ley'
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. , G. R anton, in a series of revival m eet- co n ten t In th e co u n try today is due to
Mr.- and Mrs. G. S.
th e lack of th in k in g ," wuh one of his
be atten d in g elsew here. T he Sunday sions of sym pathy during th e illn ess w ere p re se n t:
T h ree g reen h o u ses a re being bu ilt 1
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school lessons for th is q u a rte r are and death of o u r husband, fa th e r and W ilkenson, p a re n ts of C h arles, Mr. h ere by th e follow ing celery grow ers: ings. T he In te re st has grow n ste a d ­ expressions.
m ost excellent and every stu d e n t of b ro th er, also for th e b eau tifu l floral and Mrs. Ray W ilkenson, a b ro th er, Jam es Spence & A. L isi, H. C. & M. B. ily from th e s ta r t and m uch good
F a rm e r S m ith related m any In te r­
th e Bible should avail him self of m eet- , offerings.
M cGinnis and A. D. K endall.
is being done in th a t com m unity.
Mr. and Mrs. W ilkenson and fam ily
estin g ex p erien ces of his e a rlie r and
ing in some class for study.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G
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Mrs. L illian R ichey, Mrs. G ladys
In th e evening a new set of ste re - la te r life and show ed how th e r a il­
T here will be special singing next
land w ere rec en t v isito rs a t th e hom e
C urtm an, R alph V. Richey, V erne from P o rtlan d , an uncle.
lo p tico n views on th e W orld Service roads had helped th e farm ers.
S unday m orning at 11 o'clock service.
A
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services
S
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follow
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of
Mrs.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richey, F lo ren ce Iren e Richey and
p ro g ram will be show n. T h is will be
siste rs and b ro th er.
took th e ir lunch and sp e n t th e re st of 1 D. W. M ickley
T he ladies of T ro u td ale had p ro ­
a m ost helpful se ries of view s on th e
WOOD SAWING
th e day w ith Mr. and Mrs. J. M. C.
^ rs
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vided a bountiful p la te luncheon w ith
Q uickly and efficiently done by ex- j
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R alph H arvey of Boise, Idaho, | W orld p ro g ram of th e ch u rch .
Window CleunTng
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coffee w hich all ap p reciated .
p erts. All ord ers prom ptly attended
F or ex p ert window cleaning see S. M iller of S andy. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. w ere luncheon gu ests S unday a t the
T h e devotional topic for th e E p ­
T he m ain th o u g h ts of th e m eeting,
to reg a rd le ss of size.
| T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith Jo h n W atkins, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caldo, Mr hom e of Mrs. F ra n c e s Fox.
w o rth L eague w ill be "Y outh and Cit-
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and Mrs. Ray W ilkenson, Mr. and j Mrs. M ary P arso n s Is very tick
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siste n t effort and th e benefit of close
Je ss H ite from here. T hose from S an ­
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& 2 a ii | dy atten d in g w ere P ro fesso r and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ja m es B urns, has been | H ave you'
secu red your tic k e t for co operation betw een g ro w ers them -
very sick for some tim e in a P o rtlan d
L auderhoim and ch ild ren . A fter a ho sp ital but Is now slow ly im proving th e m ask dance to be held in Masonic
an,i betw een g ro w ers and th e
Mrs. S tella D rake, w orthy grand hall T h u rsd ay , F e b ru a ry 14. T he Le-1 tra n sp o rta tio n com pany.
bounteous sp read , Mrs. E sson, Mrs.
Duke and Mrs. G illett Joined and a m atro n of th e O. E. 8. w as a luncheon giou Is p u ttin g on th is dance for th e
T he B ank
a r e ih am pays 5 per
guest a t th e hom e of Mrs. W. C.
splendid aftern o o n w as sp e n t in sin g ­ S pence Monday.
benefit of th e local N ational G uard Co. cen t in te re st on tim e deposits.—Adv.
= : ing and a g en eral good tim e.
Miss L ulu M ickley spent th e w eek­
iiiiihlii
Mr. and Mrs. J. Caldo, Mr. and Mrs. end w ith h er sister, Mrs. Gale H anna,
H. H. W atkins and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. in P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin S h o rt and little
A ult called one evening of la st week
on th e ir new neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. d au g h ter of W ashougal, W ashington,
McNiel, who have recen tly moved onto w ere week-end v isito rs a t th e home of
Mrs. S h o rt's m o th er, Mrs. F ran ces
the Radford place.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. A ult visited at Fox.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Copeland. Ralph
th e hom e of H elm er Johnson of P le a s­
a n t Home, and in th e aftern o o n Mrs. Copeland and Dan Mickley, Jr., m o­
H is m o th e r w as v ery d e a r to h im — b u t
A ult and Mrs. Jo h n so n atten d ed the tored to th e N estuca riv er S atu rd ay
HAVE YOU M A liE YOUIt W IL L !
sh e died w h en h e w as ten .
n ig h t on a fishing trip , re tu rn in g Mon­
fu n eral of Mrs. K legget.
day night.
W hen h e w as tw e n ty -th re e he r a n fo r th e
T he L ad ies' Aid m et on W ednesday
HAVE YOU an u p -to -d a te In v e n to ry of y o u r sto ck of
le g is la tu re — but th e o th e r fellow got elected.
a t th e home of Mrs. 11. C. McGinnis
good» o r h o u se h o ld effect« th a t you could u se in p ro v ­
As a y o u n g m an he e n te re d b u sin e ss a n d
w ith Mrs. L. A. H arlow in th e ( h air as
ing th e v a lu e of y o u r p ro p e rty in c a se of fire?
A. m eeting of th e com m ercial club th e presid en t. Mrs. E. H. Rolfh was
failed, sp e n d in g m a n y y e a rs in p a y in g h is
has been called for next Monday night u n ab le to atten d . A lthough th e w eath ­
debts.
s 5 at tiie city hall. It is desired to have er w as bad th e re w as a good a tte n d ­
H e fell in love w ith a b e a u tifu l g irl— but
ARE YOU SU R E y o u r fire a n d life in s u ra n c e policies
s | as m any m em bers p rese n t as possible, ance. The Rev. A. S. H isey of G resh ­
sh e died.
a re in fo rc e ?
j 11 S everal im p o rtan t m a tte rs a re to come am was a visitor. Mrs. W. C. Spence
H e ra n fo r c o n g re ss— but w as defeated .
5 si up, am ong them rep o rts from th e cotn- assisted th e h o stess In serv in g re ­
5 I m ittees on th e F a rm e rs' banquet.
As a c a n d id a te fo r th e v ice -p re sid e n c y
fresh m en ts.
H A \E 1OU a n a d e q u a te re c o rd of y o u r a s s e ts a n d
Mrs. E rnie from W ashougal, W ash­
s I
Dr. and Mrs. F ra n k Peak have re-
in 1856— he w as d isa p p o in te d .
lia b ilitie s tiia t so m e o n e else could u n d e rs ta n d in case
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2 I; tu rn ed from an extensive autom obile
H e trie d a g a in fo r th e s e n a te — b u t h is
of
y o u r d e a th ?
home
of
Mrs.
M
arg
aret
Burns.
i S i trip down th e Pacific coast. They w ere
o p p o n e n t w as e le c te d —a n d so it w en t. One
5 1' aw ay tw o m o n th s and re p o rt a m ost
fa ilu re a fte r a n o th e r —b ut he n e v e r g a v e up.
Card of Thaiiks.
I 1' in te restin g trip but th a t they like Gre-
HO YOU K E E P a ll of y o u r policies, deeds, c o n tra c ts ,
H e p e rse v e re d a n d finally w on th e h ig h e s t
| I so n m uch b etter th a n C alifornia. Dr. _ We w ish to th a n k th e m any kind
in
v e n to rie s , bonds an d o th e r im p o r ta n t p a p e rs in
| I j Peak is said to have raised a w ar i frien d s for th e ir k indness and help
p o sitio n possible in A m erica.
a place s e c u re a g a in s t fire o r b u rg la ry ?
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whoop
w
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stopped
th
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T h e fa ilu re of L incoln sh o u ld in s p ire all
f | fic on th e highw ay w hen he crossed I nesa and death of our d ear m other
of us w ith c o u ra g e to try a g a in .
and for th e b eau tifu l flowers.
I I th e sta te line on his re tu rn .
IT IS NOT NECESSARY to im p re ss upon you th e n e ­
Mrs. M cKinney and Fam ily.
Chas. K ellum and son Glen have
c e ssity of d o in g th e s e th in g s . If we can s e rv e you in
j 1 bought a filling sta tio n on 82d stree t
a n y w ay w ith a n y of th e s e th in g s we w iil be glad
Auto Mechanic.
11 and Pow ell Valley road. They have
to do it.
Mike A llshouse, m echanic of R aker
| ren te d a house on 79th and F o ster
1 1 road and w ill m ove in at once.
fc 8ona F ord g arag e, w ishes to a n ­
G R E SH A M . OREGON
| j Mr. and Mrs. B ruce Hoyt have tak en nounce th at he nas q u it th e com pany
11 an a p a rtm e n t in th e Cannon house and w hile w aiting for a su itab le loca­
A STRONG BANK
I ' on Main stre e t and will move in soon. tion any one w ishing his services call
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Chas. L ato u re ll of H ep p n er w ss in 1944.
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A Want Ad will do it for you.
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