Obituary of Mrs. Andrew A. Braun. Rev. E. O. R anton assisted in th e se r
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Mrs. A ndrew A. B raun w as born in
th e province of O ntario. C anada, in
1865, w here she lived u n til 1891, when
she moved to C incinnati, Ohio, w here
she lived u n til 1914.
At th a t tim e
sh e moved w ith h er fam ily to P lea s
a n t Home, Oregon, w here she lived
u n til she passed aw ay on W ednesday,
May 21, at th e fam ily home. F u n eral
services w ere held ou S atu rd ay at the
P le a sa n t Home M ethodist church. The
serm on w as by th e Rev. W. R. Reece
of th e New C hristian ch u rch of P o rt
land, of w hich she w as a m em ber. The
BORING
vice. In te rm e n t w as in th e D ouglas
cem etery.
Roy McClung has p u rch ased a 3 - 1
Mrs. B raun is survived by h er h u s a c re tra c t w est and adjoining th e |
band and tw o ch ild ren , S tanley H. p ro p erty now ow ned by his m other.
B raun of C incinnati, Ohio, an d Mrs.
T he delegates from th e g ran d lodge I
George L ak er of P o rtlan d .
1. O. O. F. held a t Hood R iver th e early
p a rt of last week, re tu rn e d hom e |
Card of Thanks.
T
h u rsd ay n ig h t
We w ish to th a n k o u r neighbors
W. W. M etzger. W. R. T elford and I
and frien d s for th e ir k in d n ess and
sym pathy d u rin g th e illness an d death ¡C larence A nderson atten d ed th e Derug
of ou r wife and m other. A lso for th e E d w ard s w restlin g m atch in P o rtlan d ]
beautiful flowers so ch eerfu lly given. T h u rsd ay evening of la st week.
T h ank you one an d all.
Mr. Stonem an is having his hom e |
A ndrew A. B rau n , Mr. an d Mrs.
p ain ted th is week.
G eorge L aker.
Mrs. W. B lorr and little d au g h ter, I
recen tly from C reston, B. C., w ere
g u ests la st w eek a t the home of Mr. |
US
1ST as the antiquarian
iqu:
and Mrs. W. E. Child an d fam ily.
Mrs. C arl G regson and tw o ch ild ren I
lot
looks
for the old halb
also E dw ard Mink left th e la st of th e
week for a m onth's v isit w ith relativ es
at F airfield, Idaho.
A 7V4-pound boy w as born to Mr. J
marks that identify line
and Mrs. L eroy T an n e r of P o rtlan d
silver, so the experienced
T h u rsd ay of la st week. Mrs. T an n er
w as form erly B uena Child of Boring.
motorist finds his guarantee
L. H. M allicoat, E. V. M endenhall,
of gasoline quality in the Red
G lenn D allas, H. M iller and Mr.
Crown sign. Red Crown’s
Stonem an all sp en t th e w eek-end on a |
fishing trip to th e D eschutes riv er and |
unusually high mileage, plus
rep o rted best of luck.
a quicker and more flexible
Mrs. 0 . A. P alm er sp en t th e w eek
end v isitin g relativ es in P o rtlan d .
response for all speeds, all
B oring lost th e Sunday ball gam e to I
loads— these are the things
B arton Sunday w ith a sco re of 9 to |
that count in motor fuel.
14.
Mrs. Joe L unday spent F rid ay of I
last week visiting h er d au g h ter, P e a rl |
L unday, in P o rtlan d .
T he new m achinery, co n sistin g of |
m otors, tra n sfo rm e rs and ro tary s, is |
being unloaded for th e new P. E. P.
com pany’s new pow er sta tio n w hich j
w ill c a rry a 60-cycle c u rre n t and w ill |
be read y for use w ith in a m onth.
Mr. C larke, a s s is ta n t m an ag er of a I
film booking office of P o rtlan d , sp en t |
S atu rd ay and S unday w ith S. E. W al
ler. H e show ed th e Sunday evening I
p ictu re, “T he 3d A larm ” to a la rg e |
audience.
J
C H IC K E N CROQUETTES
few grains pepper
5 j tablespoon chopped parsley 2.H cups chopped chicken
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1 cup thick white sauce
teaspoon salt
Mix seasonings with chicken; add thick white sauce until
mixture will hold together. Form into small croquettes
and set aside to cool. Beat one egg with 2 tablespoons
milk. Roll croquettes in dry bread crumbs, then in egg
mixture and then in the dry bread crumbs, covering well.
Fry in deep Amaixo hot enough to brown a piece of bread
in 40 seconds (385* F.). Drain well on unglazed paper
and serve garnished with parsley on hot platter.
Makes 14 croquettes.
Thick W hite Sauce
2 tablespoons Amaixo
few grains peppec
7i cup flour or
cup corn starch 1 cup scalded milk
J-a teaspoon salt
P ut Amaixo into top of double boiler. Add flour and sea
sonings and stir until thoroughly blended. Cook over flame
ad d in g m ilk
X tsblespoon onion juice
Your
Qrocer
Can
Supply
You
W ith
gradually, stir
ring constantly
until smooth
and thick. P u t
over hot water,
cooking until
ready to use.
Amaízo is ideal for deep frying.
It fries beautifully, thoroughly, quickly.
It heats quickly.
It does not smoke at cooking temperature.
It does not carry the flavor of one food to
another, so it can be used over and over.
It may even be used for shortening, after
having been used for frying.
PO W E L L VALLEY
STANDARD
of Q U A L IT Y
STA N D A R D OIL COM PANY
c C A L IF O R N IA )
Send for free A m a ito C o o k Tlook, con tain in g
m any aid s to sfreed in preparation
A bout 200 neighbors and frien d s a s
and delicioMsnes* of result.
FR E N C H F R IE D POTATOES
sem bled a t th e M ission ch u rch Sunday
A
ddress:
111 W . Monroe St., C hicago, III.
Select
small
potatoes.
P
are
and
cut
lengthwise
aftern o o n to ce le b ra te th e golden and
in long narrow strips. Allow to stand a few
silv er w eddings of fo u r w ell-know n
American Maize-Products Co.
minutes in cold water. Drain and dry well. Fry
Pow ell V alley resid en ts. Mr. and Mrs
New York
-
-
.
Chicago
a few a t a tim e in deep Amaixo hot enough to
brown a piece of bread in 20
Jo h n S eaq u ist w ere m a rried
in
seconds (395° F.). F ry until
Sweden May 28, 1874, cam e to A m eri
light golden brown and cooked
ca in 1881 and have lived in th is
through (about 7 minutes).
neighborhood since 1906. T hey have
D rain on unglazed paper and
salt ju s t before serving.
tw o ch ild ren , G ust S eaquist and Mrs.
vs*,/ . n
Sweet potatoes can be fried in
A nna B ergm an of P o rtlan d w ho w ere
the
same
way.
p resen t.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Lind w ere m a r
ried 25 y ears ago and have th re e
d au g h ters, th e Misses R uth, E d ith and
A nna Lind. L ittle flow er g irls p re
ceded each couple in to th e ch u rch
w ith b ask ets of roses. A p ro g ram of
speaking and singing w as enjoyed, fol
lowed by refre sh m e n ts. E ach couple
HOGAN
w as p resen ted w ith a cash present,
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. S anderson and
d o llars for each y ear of m a rrie d life.
They d esire to extend h ea rty th a n k s little d au g h ter, B ern ard ln e, left W ed
to all who m ade possible th is happy nesday m orning for th e ir hom e in P et
alum a,
C alifornia,
having
driven
rem em brance.
Miss E sth e r N elson gave a show er th ro u g h In th e ir ca r about a m onth
in honor of Miss H azel Sedig S atu r ago. Mrs. S anderson w ill be rem em
day evening at w hich ab o u t 20 young bered as Miss A nna M acK errow , and
ladies w ere p resen t. Miss Sedig’s m a r h as m any frien d s in G resham and
riag e to E lm er E. S ette rg re n , of Min vicinity. T hey w ere d in n er gu ests
neapolis, w ill be an event of early T uesday evening a t th e hom e of Mrs.
Ju n e. She received a n um ber of b eau S an d erso n 's sister, Mrs. A. J. Stout.
tifu l p rese n ts. R efresh m en ts of ice
Mrs. J. M. C a rr aud little son R ich
We paid the Gresham growers in 1923
cream , cake and punch w ere served.
ard , of Eugene, visited th e past week
E lean o r W ilner, T re lla H owell and w ith h e r p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. K arl
$35,000. Did you get your share? You will
R ich ard n e a d le have been selected Schultz, and o th e r rela tiv e s and
get your share this year by making a contract
from th e different clubs to re p re se n t frien d s in G resham an d P o rtlan d .
now
at
Mr. an d Mrs. H enry P eim er and
th is lo cality a t th e O. A. C. sum m er
session of club w o rk ers Ju n e 16 to 26. little d au g h ter of Sandy visited S a tu r
A num ber of friends su rp rised Mrs. day evening and S unday w ith Mr. and
A lbert P alm b lad on F rid a y afternoon Mrs. M. D oryland.
and sp e n t a social tim e to g eth er. Re
Mrs. A lfred F o rsy tn e Is enjoying a
fre sh m en ts w ere served.
v isit from h er sister, Mrs. R uhl and
ch ild ren , from E stacada.
T h ose Good N ash C lothes
Gresham, Ore.
Phone 1881
Miss D orothy VestofT and friend,
All wool, ta ilo red to m easu re, su it or
Don
W
adsw
orth,
drove
out
from
P
o
rt
o v erco at $23.50. T he b est clo th es on
ea rth fo r th e price. P. F. Black, land W ednesday evening to v isit h er
G resham , Oregon.—Adv.
au n t, Mrs. C arl Schultz, b u t w as m uch
disappointed to find h er a b sen t from
CAMPHOR IS BIG SU R PR ISE .
E verybody is su rp rised a t th e quick home. Mrs. S chultz and ch ild ren w ere
a t th is B akery and a t S to r s
re su lts from sim ple cam phor, w itch- atten d in g th e "open house” session a t
hazel, h y d rastis, etc., as m ixed in th e g rad e school.
L avoptik eye w ash. One sm all bottle
Contains the Vitamine», in Led by
•Mr. and Mrs. A. J. S to u t and fam ily,
helps any case w eak, stra in e d or sore
scientific p rln ctt les
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
arl
S
chultz
and
eyes.
A lum inum eye cup free.-
sons, atten d ed th e sen io r g rad u atio n
O resham D rug Com pany.—Adv.
It's Good and Good for You
ex ercises a t G resham F rid ay night.
E m anuel M iller is suffering w ith a
boil on his h and and is un ab le to
w ork.
THEO. VAN DONINCK
P hone 1221
rid your system o f Catarrh or Deafness
caused by Catarrh.
Sold b y d r o g g ittt fo r oner 40 years
F. J. CHENEY &. C O ., Toledo. O hio
WANTED
CUCUMBER PICKLES
tr o u b lé
begins at the surface
Oregon Pickle & Canning Co.
C racks
ap p e ar, jo in ts open up,
b o ard s w a rp . T h ese a re so m e of
th e signs o f su rfa c e tro u b le w hich
lead to o th e r an d m o re co stly tro u
bles, unless a rre ste d b y th e use of
p a in t.
Yoar house and buildings might be in trouble
right now. It’s a good time to find ou t Then
get in touch with us and let us help you decide
what is best to do and how to do it. We have
Rasmussen Paints and Varnishes in stock.
A. W. Metzger & Co.
Phone 1451
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 1451
Tfamtuten ProdaOi
W all-Dura W a 4 u h b
W a ll Paint
Inaidr Floor Paint
Oil Srain«, Vamuhaa
Floor and Varaiah Stairs
E ttty
H a ll’s C a ta r r h
Medicine
-
Surfa et
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WRIGLEYS
I t s tim u la te s
a p p e tite an d
a id s d ig e s tio n .
It m akes yo ur
fo o d d o yo u m o re
p o o d . N o te b o w
I t r e l ie v e s t h a t s lu t t y fe e lin g
a l t e r b e a r t y e a t in g .
W b lte a a te a tb .
w a a t a n •
b re a th B ad
It 'a th e g o o d y
FOR THE BEST MEATS
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
possible prices, you’ll go to
THE SANITARY MARKET
GEO. DIETL, Prop.
Phone 1711
Gresham
Gresham City Bakery
Law Enforcement
Plea Is Made
Chew it after
every meal
p ÍR fe PAINT
B*rn end R o of Paint
Truck end Tractor P u ot
Crawora Shmgla S tun
Porch Floor P u nt
Rwcolit. Enamel
OUR HEALTH BREAD
Sand
Gravel
Crushed Rock
CONCRETE BRICK
be held In th e W hite T em ple, co rn er
T w elfth and T ay lo r streets.
D elivered Any Place. Q uick Service. L ow est P rices.
T he object of th e congress Is to -call
B est C oncrete M aterial to be had.
to g eth er th e m oral forces of th ese
n o rth w este rn sta te s In a so rt of co u n
cil of w ar; to survey th e benefits of
pro h ib itio n ; to cre ate a stro n g e r se n
tim en t for obedience of law ; to e n
PHONE GRESHAM 489
TROUTDALE, OREGON
co u rag e faith fu ln ess on th e p a rt of
officials and brand as disloyal those
who p erm it or encourage laxity, and
to u n ite a ll forces In an aggressive
Phone H it
Bally Trips to Portland
Res. Phone IUM
and effective cam paign of law en fo rce
m ent.
All o rg an izatio n s and individuals In
te re ste d In th is program a re invited
and u rged to atten d .
BÜRTEN WALRAD, Prop.
T he co n g ress w ill open T uesday
evening, Ju n e 3, w ith a keynote ad
A Truck for Every Purpose
d ress by G overnor W alter M. Pierce.
Hurten for Servire
T he Royal R osarian m ale q u a rte t will
sing. T h ere will be o th er speakers.
WOOD
COAL
STORAGE
W ednesday nig h t
th e p rin cip al
We
S
olicit
Your
B
usiness
Insured Carriers
sp eak ers will be, B. F. Irvine, editor
Oregon D aily Jo u rn al, and Hon Wil- j
Ham (P ussyfoot) Johnson.
T h ere will be forenoon and a f te r T h u rsd ay , closing T h u rsd ay night gov ern o r of T exas, th e silv er-to n g u ed
noon sessio n s on W ednesday and w ith an ad d ress by Hon. P a t Neff, o ra to r of the so u th lan d .
KNARR & SO N
Gresham Transfer & Storage Co.