Gresham outlook., February 15, 1924, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
F A IR V IE W
FAIRVIEW WOMAN HAS
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
OITLOOK.
POW ELL VALLEY
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
Ij, Hfc><
NEAR EAST WORKER TEELS
OE WHOLE FAMILIES LOST
Miss A nna Nordblom , a sen io r of
A very en joyable s u rp rise b irth d ay G resham high, in th e L incoln Day ex ­
I th in k th e people of Oregon w ill be
show er w as given for Mrs. G. O. Dolph ercises held la st T uesday, had th e b etter ab le to visualize th e situ atio n
by h er d au g h ter, Mrs. L au ra Spicer p le asu re of w inning a b eau tifu l bronxe in the N ear E a st.” w rites Mrs. W. E.
of
1111 E. M arket stre e t, P o rtlan d . F ri m edal w hich w as offered to th e senior Rambo of P o rtlan d , form erly
su b m ittin g th e best essay on th e su b ­ Baker, who for two y ea rs w as in re ­
day afterno o n , F e b ru a ry 8. Among
je c t of Lincoln.
T h e m edal w as lief w ork in A sia Minor. “Since th e
th e g u ests w ere som e of th e friends aw ard ed by th e Rev. A. S. H isey, who trag ed y a t A lbany w here th re e whole
of Mrs. Dolph from F airview , a n um ­ w as a g u est a t th e ex ercises.
fam ilies w ere w iped out it may be
Seven Pow ell V alley frien d s of Mrs. easier to u n d ersta n d m any of the ex ­
b er fo rm erly of th a t place who now
resid e in P o rtlan d , as w ell as q u ite a L illie T ilg n e r m et w ith h e r on W ed­ periences th ro u g h w hich the people of
n um ber of frien d s an d rela tiv e s of th e nesday aftern o o n and enjoyed a social th e Near E ast have gone th ese last
few y ears.”
R efresh m en ts w ere
fam ily w ho resid e in th e city. T hese tim e to g eth er.
“W hen we sailed for th e N ear E ast
served.
w ere n ea rly yall assem bled w hen Mrs.
in 1919 one of our sh ip m ates w as a
W illiam C a rlste d t and J. A. L iedfors young A rm enian who had lived in
Dolph and h e r d a u g h te r Mrs. P earl
Je n k in s of Oak G rove arriv ed , so th e drove to tow n W ednesday an d took in A m erica th e preceding six years. He
had w orked h ard and saved his money,
th e a u to show.
su rp rise w as com plete.
hoping to b rin g over his tw o sisters.
T he P a re n t-T e a c h e r m eeting w as He had not h eard from them for sev­
Mrs. Dolph w as p resen ted w ith nu
m erous a rtic le s, both useful and o r­ w ell atten d e d W ednesday evening and era l m onths, nor from any o th e r of his
nam en tal, and th o se p rese n t expressed a fine 'p ro g ra m w as p u t on by th e relativ es, an d in d esp eratio n he w as
going over to h u n t them up. We se p ­
good w ishes and a d esire th a t she ch ild ren . In addition to th e p rogram ara ted in C onstantinople. Two going
P e rry K itzm iller p u t on a tw o-reel
m ig h t enjoy m any m o re b irth d ay s.
m onths la te r we m et him a t Adna, in
T he frien d ly v isitin g w as in te r­ film show ing th e pro cess of silk m an- Asia Minor. He told us he had been
spersed w ith rad io selectio n s an d a u fa c tu re from th e m u lb e rry leaf to I to th e old hom e and o th e r villages
th e finished p ro d u ct of silk hosiery. I " h ere rela tiv e s had lived b ut no tra c e
guessing game.
could be found of any of his 75 r e la ­
T he room s w ere very p re ttily dec­ T his w as enjoyable as w ell as in stru c tiv e s , n ea r an d d istan t. H e w as m ak ­
tive.
orated in lavender and yellow . A de­
ing his w ay back to A m erica alone.”
Mrs. G ust A nderson is enjoying a
"T h is case w hich cam e u n d er our
licious luncheon w as served and all
p resen t exp ressed th em selv es as h av ­ tw o w eek s’ v isit w ith Mrs. P. M. Mag­ p erso n al observation could be du p li­
c a te d lite ra lly th o u san d s of tim es in
nuson, a t W arren to n .
ing g re a tly enjoyed th e occasion.
Mr. an d Mrs. Thom pson of P o rtlan d th e N ear E ast w here w hole fam ilies
C arload A m erican field fence, barb- visited on S unday w ith Sw an Olson w ere wiped out. not even one survivor
rem aining. A lthough th is w as in 1919
" * rig h t. and fam ily.
w hen th e w ar w as supposed to be
G. M agnuson h as been on th e sick over, yet fighting co n tin u ed th ro u g h
list for som e tim e, b u t is th o u g h t to the Near E ast betw een th e G reeks and
T u rk s u n til ab o u t a y ear ago, w ith
be som e b e tte r a t p resen t.
such scenes of h o rro r being enacted
S ervices S unday as u su al. Sunday all the tim e. B eginning w ith th e
school a t 10 a. m. follow ed by p re a c h ­ b u rn in g of S m y rn a 15 m onths ago and
(Smith Memorial) ing a t 11 T he U. and Doing Sew ing I co n tinuing down to date, th e T u rk s
F airv iew , Oregon
circ le w ill m eet on S atu rd ay a t 2 p. m. a re em ploying a policy of literally
driving out all th e C h ristian s an d |
th e confirm ation class m eets on m ore th a n a m illion people a re hom e­
REV. E. R. 1». HOLLENSTFD- and
the ioilow ing S atu rd ay , F e b ru a ry 23d. less in G reece today. At le ast 700,-
M ln is te r
P ra y e r m eetings on T u esd ay and 000 have been unable to liud any w ork I
Wood Saw ing.
SERVICES
T h u rsd ay evenings. T h ere w ill be no and are to ta lly dependent, alth o u g h I
F o r quick and efficient wood saw ing S U N D A Y S C H O O L .......................... 10 A. M
m any of them w ere w ealthy or w ere I
p reach in g Sunday evening.
c a ll Cox Bros., successors to M elugin M O R N IN G W O R S H IP ................. 11 A. M
a rtisa n s, trad esm en , pro fessio n al anu
& Cox, phone G resham 176.
H elpful — R estful — In sp irin g
business m en accustom ed to su p p o rt |
Pleasant Home M. E. Church
them selves in th e ir hom e co u n try .”
I w ell rea lize th a t to th e person
Announcement
Daily Trips Io Portland
Res. Phone 1936
Rev. E. G. R an to n , p asto r, m akes th e I who haa s Pen t a l> Ills life ,n th is coun­
Phone 1411
follow ing an n o u n cem en ts for n e x t t ; y w h e r e j u 8 t l c e p e a c e a n d t r a n q u i l -
,
ity are th e every day com m onplaces it
S unday. I he Sunday school w ill m eet I ¡3 alm o st im possible to p ic tu re th is
a t th e re g u la r h o u r, 10 a. m . At 11 situ atio n and it is not an u n u su al
a. m. th e p a sto r w ill p re a c h to th e th in g for people to say th a t th e re
BURTEN WALRAD, Prop.
boys and g irls on a tim ely subject. p o r,s from th e N ear E ast ,n u st be ex '
.,
„
. aggerated. T hey a re not. They c a n ’t
At 11.15 he w ill d eliver a m essage to be , m yaelf gaw BUffering of w hich it
A Truck for Every Purpose
all on th e subject, “ Does It Do Any | would be a sham e to speak and a t th e
Good to P ra y ? ” At th is serv ice th o se sam e tim e I saw th e unselfishness of
B urten for Service
d esirin g bap tism sh all receive th a t th e people and th e heroism of my as- |
WOOD
COAL
STORAGE
rite , and a n um ber w ill be received sociates. T hese generous unselfish
ac ts blazed like lig h tn in g ac ro ss th e |
into th e m em bership of th e ch u rch . storm clouds of selfishness an d hate.'
We S olicit Your B usiness
In su re d C a rrie rs
T h ere w ill be special m u sic by th e
‘C onditions in th e N ear E ast a re I
b etter and w o rse th a n w hen we w ere
choir.
T he E p w o rth L eague w ill m eet at there th ree y ea rs agir—w orse because
a m illion people have been robbed of
th e ch u rc h a t 7:30 p. m.
all th e ir possessions—b e tte r because
they, including our N ear E a st Relief
Boring
M.
E.
Church.
a t th is B akery and a t S to r s
o rphanages, a re o u t of T u rk ey , and,
“Any one w ho lias m issed th e s e r ­ although they are penniless, tin y are
vices held a t th e B oring M. E. ch u rch in lands w here they can begin over [
Contains the Vitamines, mired by
for th e la st th re e w eeks h a s m issed again and be safe from th e ir o p p res­
scientific p rin cip les
sors. I am n o t fo rg ettin g th e death I
som ething th a t w ould have been a ra te in th e N ear E ast is fea rfu l th is
so u rce of in sp ira tio n to him if he be I w in ter because of th e u n p ro tected con-
I t’s Good and Good fo r You
of a th in k in g d isposition,” say s E. G. dition of th e refugees. T he N ear E ast
R anton, p asto r. “T h ere w ill be ser-1
bas p rac tica lly ceased w ork I
vices
snecial in
in te
a,,ult8’
»imply ch from
of
vices of
or. special
te re
re st
st Siindsv
h u nday, Feb
r eb- Iamo,,K
fu nds. and
th e 54,000
ild ren lack
now in
Phone 1221
THEO. VAN DONINCK
ru a ry 1,. T h ere will be S unday school th e o rp h an ag es have first claim on our
a t 10 a. m. w ith classe s fo r all ages resources. It is a h e a rt-b re a k in g th in g
from 3 to 103. T he p a re n ts a re invited ,o tu rn h u n g ry ch ild ren aw ay w hen
to come and b rin g th e ch ild ren . In th ey ask for food, b ut we w ere com-
65% N. Second S tre et
T h re e
Phones Bdwy. 8576
..
.
. .
.
1 pelled to do th is in th e la st few I
th e evening a gospel team of young inon th s an() only in creased co n trib u -
In su re d C a rrie rs
T ru c k s Daily
G resham 1201 and 355
people from C en ten ary W ilb u r Meth- tio n s w ill enable us to ta k e in any of I
o dist E piscopal ch u rch , P o rtlan d , will th e ch ild ren , to say nothing of th e ir |
have ch a rg e of p rea ch in g service, eq u ally w o rth y p are n ts."
T h ere w ill be good sin g in g and in te r ­
P o rtla n d — W a y P o in ts — G resh am
estin g speaking. T hese young people
BORING
a re w o rth y of a good h ea rin g in any
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING
T h re e of th e Boring resid e n ts have
com m unity. L et us show th em th a t
Wood
Coal
Briquets
decided to go into the chicken busi-1
Boring really ca res for th in g s w orth n ess ex ten siv ely and a re building |
while.
la rg e and up to d ate Jicn houses on j
th e places. T hey are Jo h n Nelson,
Jo h n Aubin and Olaf N elson, all liv­
ing n ear H aley station.
Roy S ten b erg and fam ily from Cana-1
PORTLAND
da sp en t th e first of th e w eek a t the
hom e of his fa th e r, S. S. S tenberg.
They left W ednesday for A lbany, O re­
gon. w here they expect to m ake th e ir |
home.
Two m ore carlo ad s of po tato es a re |
SPE( TA LIST
being loaded o ut th is w eek for sh ip ­
m en t to C alifo rn ia points.
In liiteriini Medicine for the
past twelve years
L ittle B illie M orand, who h as been j
v ery ill for th e p ast week, is reported
m uch improved.
DDES NOT OPERATE
Mrs. Stephen Child, who has been I
serio u sly ill fo r th e p ast few days, is |
rep o rted m uch im proved.
Will Re at
Mr. and Mrs. K rum m el and fam ily, I
u n til recen tly em ployed on th e
|
BENSON HOTEL
Mrs. W. K. P eery and tw o ch ild ren
of A lbany a re th e g u ests of th e fo r­
m e r’s p are n ts, th e Rev. and Mrs. E. R.
D. H ollensted, also Mr. and Mrs. D. E.
Sw eet of P o rtlan d , broth er-in -law and
s is te r of Mrs. H ollensted. T he Sw eets
have ju st re tu rn e d from an au to m o ­
bile trip to C alifornia.
D onald McKay, Clyde Stone and
Miss C lara S ales accom panied by th e
Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted atten d ed a
young people’s rally a t th e F irs t
P re sb y te ria n ch u rc h in P o rtla n d on
W ednesday evening.
A lectu re, "S heriff K endall's L ast
Raid,” w ill be given at the city hall on
Sunday evening at 7:30, illu stra te d by
m otion p ictu res. R. E. Close, a s s is t­
a n t su p e rin ten d e n t of the A nti-Saloon
L eague of Oregon, w ill be th e le ctu rer.
"T h e Life of Jo sh u a ” w ill be d is­
cussed a t th e 10 a. m. Sunday school
serv ice in th e M ethodist church. The
Rev. J. S tan fo rd Moore, th e p asto r,
w ill preach on th e topic “W hen the
T oils of th e Road W ill Seem N othing”
a t 11 a. m.
Mrs. Sam uel C. Dixon h as been very
ill d u rin g th e la tte r p a rt of la st w eek
an d w ill be b ed fast for som e tim e.
C. N. B uckner re tu rn e d to w ork a t
E
, at.er « ,« < .,„ « ,b , week-end
w ith his fam ily here.
“T ru th , the G reat E m a n cip a to r” w ill
be th e them e of a serm on Sunday
m o rn ing a t 11 o’clock a t the S m ith
M em orial P re sb y te ria n ch u rc h by the
p asto r, th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted.
S unday school s ta rts prom ptly a t 10
o’clock. C lasses for a ll ages.
PAGE THREE
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-Á k *A«Í a LI»
SAFETY
L b I .♦. I
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SERVICE, CONVENIENT, INSURED
Your Credit and
Your Bank
Nome day the barking of a good strong’ hank will
stand you in good stead.
In Hie meantime it is for you to heroine KNOWN
at your hank—at this hank. Personality, or
character, is a big asset in business today.
No g e t acquainted with Hie ortieers of your bank.
Let them know you by something more tliitn the
money you have to your credit.
I lien some day, if you should want credit ex­
tended, your hank will lie in a much better posi­
tion to serve you.
Let’s get acquainted. It will he a pleasure to
meet you and to explain our service methods
to you.
BANK GRESHAM,
OF GRESHAM
OREGON
VIWTTTTTTr
Presbyterian
Church
Gresham Transfer & Storage Co.
i
Laugh
at the Hills/
Shoot the h ills in an Overland!
W ith a surge of robust power,
Overland whips into action — off
like a streak—carrying you up and
over the top of the steepest, meanest
hills. Try it out. Overland will
prove on the road its reputation as
the most car in the world for the
money. Champion $695; Sedan
$795, L a E Toledo.
OUR HEALTH BREAD
Gresham City Bakery
Gresham Overland Co.
W. A. HESSEL
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE
R eg u la r P o rtla n d S ervice
Coming to
Briquets
$ 1 7 .0 0
Dr. Mellenthin
Id le A c r e s Y ield N o P r o fit
RO FITA BLE crops s h o u ld he growing on th a t un­
land of yours—productive instead of idle acres.
P cleared
And blasting stum ps is now much cheaper and easier.
Pacific Stumping Powder is clearing land quickly and
cheaply for the ranchers around here, because there are
about 142 sticks of 1)4* x 8* of Pacific Stum ping to the
50-pound case. You will get one-half more sticks for
each dollar spent for explosives for land-clearing when you
buy Pacific Stumping. It has the same strength as other
standard stum ping powders.
There is no danger of its
freezing, nor does Pacific Stumping cause h ead acn e/ro m
handling.
Let us supply you with explosives this year. We carry
large stocks of du Pont dynam ites for all blastiag purposes
on the farm. Tell us your job and we’ll tell you the cost.
m ore per dollar
A. W. METZGER A CO., Gresham
ERI A .IONNRUB, R. E. IL. Boring, (Business Kelso)
U. N. MI DGE. Clackamas, (Business Damascus)
PAUL R. MEINIG, Sandy
NON-HEADACHE
NON-FREEZING
STUMPING POW DER
A P a c i f ic N o r t h w e s t P r o d u c t
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS A CO.. IN C PORTLAND. OREGON
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday,
Fell, 27, 2S, 2» and March I
Office H ours, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Four Days Only
No ( barge for Consultation
Dr. M ellenthin Is a re g u la r g ra d u ­
a te In m edicine and su rg e ry and is li­
censed by th e sta te of O regon. He
does n o t o p era te for ch ro n ic appen
dicitis, g all stones, u lc ers of stom ach,
to n sils or adenoids.
He has to his cre d it w onderful re ­
su lts in d iseases of th e stom ach, liver,
bow els, blood, skin, nerves, h e a rt, kid­
ney, b lad d er, bed w etting, c a ta rrh ,
w eak lungs, rh eu m atism , sciatica, leg
u lcers and rec tal ailm ents.
Below a re th e nam es of a few of his
m any satisfied p atien ts in O regon:
J. A. S m ith, O ntario, Ore., u lc ers of
th e stom ach.
L eona Ford. W ashougal, Ore., ade
noids.
W. H. K ellendonk, E stacad a, O r e ,
high blood p ressu re.
Mrs. Ed. E b erh ard t, Scio, Ore., gall
stones.
E. C. N ichols, L ebanon, Ore., ap p en ­
dicitis.
R em em ber above date, th a t co n su l­
ta tio n on th is trip will be tree and th a t
his tre a tm e n t is different.
M arried women m ust be accom ­
panied by th e ir husbands.
A ddress: 211 B rad b u ry Bldg., Loa
A ngeles, C alifornia.
by the
Ton or Utili Toil
Coal
r o n d i nini Maple Streets
GRESHAM
PHONE IMI
247 Davis Street
PORTLAND
PHONE BltDY. 8088
d airy farm , moved to D ayton, O re g o n ,.
_ „ _
♦his week
|
ROCKWOOD
D E E P CREEK
Mrs. Max T elford of O regon City,
i(
I h as been a g u est a t th e hom e of Mr. I
f)ur Aim» will be the topic of th e
Miss L eK ander en tertain ed w ith a
la n d Mrs. W. R. T elford an d fam ily a<,dreM a t th e M ethodist com m unity v alen tin e d in n er T uesday evening in
ch u rch S unday at 7:45 p. m. O. J. Gill honor of th e m em bers of th e school
th is week.
T he revival m eetings w hich have will give th e ad d ress and lead the I board and th e ir wives.
T he Wedin and B ednar fam ilies
been going on for th e p ast tw o weeks song service. T he E pw orth League
w ill be lead by E arl L ounsbury. The w ere calle rs a t th e L eK ander hom e on
w ill continue th ro u g h o u t the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter T ru e of P o rt­ League w ill m eet a t 6:45 p. m. The T uesday evening.
Mrs. Neis H am erson suffered a p a r­
land are g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr. S unday school lesson will he taken
aly
tic stro k e la st week.
from
th
e
"T
h
e
Life
of
Jo
sh
u
a
,"
and
and Mrs. Joe L unday and fam ily th is
th e hour w ill be 10:30 a. m ns usual.
Mr. K rebs and sons a re stay in g near
week.
Ira P. Dye of McCook, N ebraska, j Sandy w here they are erectin g a new
W. W. M etzger, p ro p rie to r of the
Boring garage, has sold tw o c a rs th is passed aw ay a t th e hom e of his mill.
week. A new Buick ro ad ste r to W. J. b ro th er, F. H. Dye, T h u rsd ay m orning j A v alen tin e box and w eenie ro a st
Roots and a used C hevrolet to u rin g at 11 o’clock. T he fam ily will accom - w ere enjoyed by p upils of th e school.
pany th e body to th e form er hom e city T he "ev,!nth « red e presented an origl-
c a r to Ham G regson.
rial play and also served re fre sh ­
to
its re stin g place.
E arl Child, a g u ard from McNeils
Mrs. E ugene P asm o re w as tak en to m ents.
Islan d , is v isitin g th is w eek a t the
Mrs. Dan E rd m an h as recovered
hom e of his p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. th e Good S am a ritan hospital today.
D orothy E lla, in fan t d au g h ter of Mr. from an attac k of lumbago.
Stephen Child and at th e hom e of his
L ittle L etha A nderson has retu rn ed
and Mrs. C larkson C. Rees, died on
b ro th er W. E. Child and fam ily.
S. E. W aller, who has been co n ­ T h u rsd ay , F e b ru a ry 7, of bronchial to h er home In H illsboro.
F u n eral serv ices w ere
fined to his bed for th e p ast few days pneum onia.
Safety First.
w ith rh eu m atism , is rep o rted som e­ held in th e Rockwood ch u rch and In­
D
octor—"B
ut, su rely , my good m an.
te rm e n t w as in th e Mt. 8 co tt cem e­ you w eren’t so
w h at imporved.
sim ple as to look for
No new ca se s of m easles have been tery.
I an escape of gas w ith a m atch ?”
P atie n t (betw een g u s p s l— “W ell,
rep o rted and all the old cases a re im ­
Plano Tuning.
] doctor, It w as a safety m atch .”
proving.
P iano tu n in g 13. P ia n o and o rgan ,
rep airin g . Fred B. Jones. Phone or- |
Mere PUBe.
PL E A SA N T VALLEY
d ers to O utlook, 1561, or TA bor 8952.
F a th e r (looking over school rep o rt)
—Adv.
tf , — “Ahem , well, son, I see you had
"The G uide th a t Never F a ile th ” Is
seven bad m a rk s.”
th e topic for th e serm on by th e p asto r, | Outlook w ant ads will b ring buyer
M odern Hon—“ Well, th a t d o esn 't
th e Rev. J. S tan fo rd Moore, w ho will and seller to g eth er cheaply and am o u n t to m uch a t th e p rese n t ra te of
exchange.”
speak at 7:30 p. m. in th e com m unity ] quickly.
ch u rch next Sunday.
Get th e classified ad. habit.
A Want Ad will do It for you.