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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1924)
GRESHAM OPTLOOK, FKIIHY, SEPTEMBER 2«. 1#24 ÇOTTRELL PAGE THREE ....llllllfillfilllfilllllllNII,lllllllllilllll^,,H,,|,,l,|l||ll|||||(||||||||||||||||||||^ Troutdale lib ra ry Notes, TROUTDALE DANA S. FRAM E TAKES J. J. H udson's la test novel “Abbe T he Rev. S. F. P itts w ill preach at I P N E W L IN E OF WORK P ie rre ” tak es its title from old Abbe Services are held every Sunday eve th e C ottrell Com m unity church next P ie rre Clement, n a rra to r of th is de ning at 7:30 a t the T ro u td ale com Dana S. Fram e, who has been on the Sunday m orning at 11 o’clock. lightful love story. F rom his g a r m unity church. Sunday school at Bacon place on the Base Line road for s den house in th e little Gascon village 10 a. m. th e past year, ru n n in g the purebred of Aignon he w atches the grow ing ro Mr. and Mrs. Thom as Low en ter m ance betw een the handsom e young ta in e d a t th eir home on F riday eve herd of reg istered H olsteins for Dr. Joseph G. Beattie, has moved to P o rt A m erican and G erm aine, the dau g h ter From Tested Cows ning in honor of the Misses Miriam land and has become associated with of one of his best friends. Spence and A gatha H arding, who left | the firm of S tew art & Johnson, re a l Rosita F orbes in h er "S u ltan of the on Sunday for C orvallis to en ter O re tors, in the N orthw estern Bauk build I Passed by M ountains," p o rtray s R aisuli as gon A g ricu ltu ral College. A p leasant ing. The h erd of ca ttle has been Portland Health Authorities. m odern Robin Hood. It is a book of I evening w as " s p e n r d 7 n c V a n 7 “p u " tran sfe rred to Columbia county. The of th e des’e rt,StOry a"* ’ W d PiCt“ reS ing 500' A dainty lunch was served. Bacon farm has been rented to F. G. ear McMinnville, who will has w H tten ^ ^ d i’ff8 H° SteSS” MrS' L ute and da“ g h te? D o ro tty ’ X r w e X e n d P rice uPy from m e n place the L place “ - - home of Mrs. M a r g a ^ P occupy - n t s and i e , October 1 w ith Ins = Milk and Cream A Responsible Man | The responsible man is a man of w ill- courage, honesty, — a bank account. WHITE ROSE SANITARY DAIRY Phone Gresham 30x2 A W N IN G S Tents and Canvas Goods of all descriptions made to order by » J o h n A . H a m ilto n book and n o t only te lls how to do a thing but why it pays to do it th is way. “Deep C hannel” by M arg aret Mon tague is th e sto ry of two tim id souls, each afraid of life, yet each draw ing from the o th er the needed sp a rk of courage. They defy law and conven tion and sn atch a brief happiness. These books a r e included in the new books ju s t added to th e T ro u td ale library. new books for th e younger read ers. Mrs. F ran ces Fox retu rn ed F riday from Baker. Oregon, w here she has been visiting relativ es an d friends. Miss L au ra T iller w ent to Kelso, W ashington, Friday. Miss R uth B loom quist of R ainier, I Oregon, and Dan W. Mickley, Jr., w ere m arried in P o rtlan d Septem ber 15. Mr. Mickley and bride w ere dinner guests at the hom e of th e fo rm er’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Mickley, Mr. F ram e is well known am ong the farm ers and dairym en of the county, having had charge of cow testin g in th e county in the y ears 1916 and 1917. H is knowledge of farm ing conditions w ill be an asset to him in his new po sition, as his firm m akes a specialty of farm lands and acreage. Do you measure up? W e can help you. = s I I G resham , Oregon POWELL VALLEY Miss Marie Olson, who has been at ^IIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlHIIIIlIRRIRlIRlllHiiiiHiiiiiiiiin,...... IIIIHHIIIIIIIIIIII.... IIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.... . tending B ehnke-W alker business co l side in P o rtlan d . lege for the p ast year, has secured „ T he L adies Aid w ill m eet a t the position as bookkeeper in an in su r Money to loan on real estate. F arm home of Mrs. H. E. W aite on Wednes- ance office. loans a t 6 per cent. B. W. Thorne. | day afternoon, Septem ber 1. A full Alice and C hester Nelson, aged 10 at this Bakery and at Stor s A W ant Ad w ill do it for you. atten d an ce is desired. and 5 respectively, celebrated th eir Miss Merle M onohan, eldest daugh birthdays on Sunday by inviting in £ C o n tain s th e V itam ines, mi ed by te r of Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Monohan num ber of friends for the occasion I ® scientific p rin c ip e s of T routdale, and Ja c k Reading w ere Mr. and Mrs. John S trebin took Sun united in m a rria g e on S aturday, Sep day dinner w ith Mr. and Mrs. C arl IPs Good and Good for Yon tem ber 13, in P o rtlan d . T he bride is Nelson. well know n here and has th e best Sunday school w ill be held a t the w ishes of th e com m unity for a happy L u th eran church on . Sunday a t 10 wedded life. THEO. VAN DONINCK o clock, follow ing by preach in g a t 11, Phone 1221 I1“,»? Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ju n o r of A storia, by the Rev. Axel G reen, of P o rtland. Oregon, w ere S unday guests a t the Mrs. J. A. L iedfors en tertain ed a Thom as Low home. num ber of ladies on T uesday a fte r Mrs. C lara W allace of G aribaldi, Or noon, a t w hich tim e she served them egon, visited at th e Edm undson and w ith "h g o u tro n ” p reserv es w ith cream F re sh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab K n arr homes th is week. She left and cake. The hg o n tro n is a b erry T h u rsd ay for Condon, Oregon, w here p ecu liar to Sweden alone, although a solutely s a n ita ry conditions and a t lowest she w ill v isit h e r two sons for a sim ilar fru it grow s in A laska, and the possible prices, you’ll go to m onth. n e a re st to it in A m erica is th e goose Mrs. S usan H arding, Mrs. W. C. b erry. Mrs. L iedfors also brought Spence, the Misses Mabel H ard in g and w ith h er from h er rec en t trip to Swe GEO. IHKTL, Prop, Phone I t o M argaret Spence, Jo h n McGinnis and den a num ber of new recipes for cakes 7W/Z 'iiyik R ichard K n a rr accom panied the and cookies w hich w ere sam pled to Misses A gatha H ard in g an d M iriam th e satisfactio n of all present. Spence to C orvallis Sunday, w here Services a t th e Mission church on they w ill atten d Oregon A g ricu ltu ral Sunday w ill be as follow s: Sunday College th is year. school a t 10 a. to., followed by p reach Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ogden took ing a t 11 o’clock by th e Rev. O. J. Nicholis Lefor to G aston, Oregon W ilner from the them e, “The W ar in A \ S.Ì Sunday, w here he w ill atten d L aurel H eavenly Phrees.” P reaching in E n g When you bring your automobile to this garage wood academy. a t 8 p. m., “G odliness is Profitable 5 ou can park your troubles outside, because your I Mr. and Mrs. W. C. K erron of P o rt U lish nto All T hings.” Young People’s car will then be in the hands of experts who know J land w ere Sunday d inner g u ests at p ray e r m eeting a t 8 o’clock Tuesday the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. H ar evening; confirm ation class 2 p. m. how to locate trouble and fix it. low. S aturday. TRAC I I CAL understanding of the W hy e x p e rim e n t w ith ex p en siv e m a c h in e ry ? In forc- Mrs. Alma B ram hall is ill th is week situation and absolute perfection in a ? Olt ° r- p a r t you m ay b rea k o r d am ag e a m uch Clyde Monohan, H orace McGinnis CAMP HILL details marks the service that we render fixprt e*P e.n siv e P a rt— a n d in th e end b rin g it h e re to be and Lloyd B ram h all attended the ¡1 tn k Sh ^a p e r to h a v e e x p e rt m ec h a n ic s on th e round-up. a t P endleton la st week. with system as well as sympathy. The Camp H ill W om en’s club m et job in th e first place. | Miss M arguerite Bailey of G resham recen tly w ith Mrs. H. E. Johnson. It w as a guest of Miss M arjorie K endall w as decided to tak e up th e study of W hether it be Garage Work, Tires, a few days la st week. tee. p arliam e n tary law for a h alf hour of Gasoline, Oil or Accessories you need, A Mr. E rickson from P o rtlan d is each m eeting. A / ’'icne ich , /ycf building a house on th e lots he re we can supply you and guarantee first Mr. and Mrs. G ilbert of Boise, Idaho, cently p urchased from W. C. Spence have bought two acres on th e corner class workmanship at lowest prices. on Columbia highw ay of L au rel avenue and Pow ell Valley Miss F ay P arso n s gave a m iscellan road, of H. F. Bay, and expect to build eous show er on F rid ay a t th e home of soon. Mr. G ilbert is connected w ith Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Spence honoring the p ain t departm ent in M arshall- H A M LIN & HOSS, P ro p s. OUNTY COUNCIL I’ -T. A. th e ir dau g h ter M argaret, who w ill be W ells. Phone 2391 Nite Phone 706 come th e wife of R ichard K n a rr in the HOLDS IN ITIA L MEETING Mr. and Mrs. A. R. F airb an k s have n ear future. A la rg e crowd of ladies retu rn ed from a fishing trip to eastern attended and left m any beautiful and Oregon. The M ultnomah County Council of useful gifts. A lunch of cake and tea Mr. an d Mrs. Daw a re receiving con P aren t-T each er associations held its w as served. < From Healthy Cows g ra tu la tio n s on the b irth of a son, first m eeting of the school year at Mrs. Em iline Shaw and two sisters born Sept. 16. Mrs. Daw and baby Lynch school la st Saturday, which nistm-as arriv ed from Ohio Sunday. Mrs. Shaw are doing nicely. I G re e tin g proved to be a m ost inspiring and en is p rin cip al of th e T ro u td ale schools Mr. and Mrs. G. C levett and children couraging meeting. Lynch, Pleasant W. L. BALMER, Prop. and took up h er school duties on Mon of Spokane, who have been visiting Valley, Buckley, Gilbert, Russellville, Phone 251 day m orning. Mrs. C. I. Thom as has Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Bay, have gone to R iverdale and Maplewood schools been su b stituting. OUR MOTTO Bellingham , W ashington, to m ake answ ered th e roll call. The tre a su re r’s th eir hdme. Mr. C levett is in the rep o rt showed the financial condition Quality and Cleanliness h ard w are business. of the association to be on a sound FAIRVIEW Mrs. A lexander Thom pson and Mrs. basis. Mrs. Elm er H. Cook, president T he services of the M ethodist E p is C harles P. E dw ards attended the of the association, was elected a dele copal ch u rch w ill be as follow s: S un luncheon Monday given by th e Re gate to the state convention but on I »/ÚARE ARMED TO day school, 10 a. m .; public w orship search club a t the M ultnom ah hotel. her statin g th a t she would be unable and preaching a t 11, a t w hich tim e a WAGE A FIGHT , Mrs. Thom pson spoke on “Why we to attend Mrs. E. S. Hoek was chosen rep rese n tativ e of the D eaconess Home FOR THE MEATS should vote for D avis,” h er first as her altern ate. ’T 'H E exchange of G R E E T IN G C A RD S I w ill speak. WE speech since retu rn in g hom e from the Mrs. Hoek reported the activities of at the Holiday Season has rightly be dem ocratic convention. She is a the association at the county fair and KNOV come a universal custom because it pro ROCKWOOD m em ber of th e club and w as given an Mrs. J. Lynch, chairm an of the de ARE' vides a graceful way of acknowledging ovation w hen she w as introduced. p artm en t of boys’ and g irls’ clubs RIGHT* A t Rockwood the Sunday school will friendships. The C hanticleer P o u ltry club held spoke of the g reat activity of these convene a t 10 o’clock. E pw orth th e ir la st m eeting a t the home of Mr. clubs and the fine exhibits which were L eague a t 7:15 in th e evening, follow ed by p reaching a t 8 by the Rev. J. and Mrs. ElmeE Cook, a t w hich tim e shown at th e fair. She said th a t club they presented th e ir club leader, Mrs. boys and g irls drew $914 In prizes at S tanford Moore. At your suggestion our salesman will John L ynch, with a hand painted nut th e fair. Mrs. Chas. Edw ards was ap WE HAVE ALWAYS call on you with samples of our beautiful set. T he boys have done good work pointed chairm an of the literatu re de PLEASANT VALLEY th FOUGHT FOR PURE is season, tak in g first and third partm ent. A fter lunch a program lines of engraved Greeting Cards. w as rendered by the pupils of the A t P le a sa n t V alley th e re w ill be prizes on th e ir poultry. meats. We won’t allow a piece school. Mrs. A. C. Emmons, state Sunday school at 10 o'clock and of meat to come Into this m arket chairm an of country life departm ent, that doesn’t live up to what we ex GILLIS p reaching a t 11 by the pastor, th e Rev. The variety in style and price will be pect of It. It m ust b« able to stand gave a very fine discussion on nature J. S tan fo rd Moore. T he Rev. Mr. B row er, a C hristian study, which was followed by Mrs. the tests we give It. Folks know of convenience to many. A dventist m inister, and his wife, of Markham on the spiritual side of na- ’ when they buy a pound of meat of Curd of Thanks. us they have purchased 16 ounces We w ish to express our sin cere P o rtland, w ill be p resen t a t the Gillis ____ tu re study. Mrs. J. F. Hill gave an of wholesome purity. h e a rtfe lt th an k s and app reciatio n to com m unity church Sunday afternoon our many friends for th eir kind ex at 3 o’clock, at which tim e Mr. Brower address on “ Religion in the Home” ( It is well to o rd e r a t once w hile lin e s a re and contrasted the religious home pressions of sym pathy and many com plete fo r as th e h o lidays a p p ro a c h v a r If sufficient in terest w ith the one in which God is not reg- floral offerings during the sickness will preach. ious lines m ay he closed out. Call h e re A. J. W. BROWN, Prop. and death our beloved wife and stem s to be m anifested a t th is m eet ognLed. H. B. Stevens of the Uni Powell 8L now and look o v e r th e sam ples. m other. ing, th e organization of a Sunday versity of Wisconsin brought out very 1 Phone 1N»I Jam es Pounder, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil school will tak e place a t th e conclu Pounder, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. (B ar sion of th e jire a c h in g service. It may ably in his discussion on cheap and I trash y m agazines, th eir evil Influence i K O T IC E OF F IL IN G FIN A L A C C O V ST . ney) Pounder, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Syverson, A lbert Pounder, C rys also be possible to m ake th ese m eet on the A m erican home and society. I ings of w eekly occurrence if the com Mrs. T. D. Sm ith pleaded with the 1 I In th e C ircu it C ourt of the S ta te o f Ore tal Pounder. gon for th e C o u n ty of M ultnom ah. In m unity so desires. rooate. m others to help stop the petting p a r In I th e M a tte r o f th e E s ta te o f W ard If. Piano 1'unlng. Phone 1561 C ra m e r, D eceased. ties whfch are becoming so common 1 Piano tuning |3 . Piano and organ Let me help you solve your ¡m int ’ h*’r,'by Riven th a t E rm ln n le repairing. Fred B. Jones. Phone or- ing problem s. Todd, The P ain t Man, on th e highways. I < ra m e r. a s e x e c u tr ix o f th e i ist will ( lle ra to O u tlo o k . lM il o r T A b o r 8952 ‘Gresham , phone 197L—Adv. \T n< . l ed. "! I III. d h ” e f r W fin ard tf It I r a n a r. d . . a -a al OF TH E Oregon Tent & Awning Works I orner of Third and Roberts Ave. G resham , Oregon A11 Work Guaranteed First Class OUR HEALTH BREAD Gresham City Bakery FOR THE BEST MEATS THE SANITARY MARKET Park Your Worries Outside , G RESH AM j <yted/iain, GARAGE fiêhe 996t ( le y c n PURE M IL K Gresham Jersey Dairy S E A SO N O F 1924 GREETING CARDS s s s GRESHAM MEAT MARKET G resham O utlook COAL BRIQUETS rRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE Daily Trips to Portland G resham Rhone 1»*1 Powell and Maple Portland 217 B ails Phone Bdwy. 20*2 S I DANCE POSTPONED ‘ >r? account of the death of Airs. Pounder, a Member o< Columbia Grange. Corbett, the dance announced for Saturday night, September 27 Columbia Grange Hall b^s been POSTPONED INDEFINITELY XO TH F O F I II i s o F IN A L ACCO1 NT a c o u n t a s su ch e x e c u tr ix w ith i h „ C ir No. 227SS. c u it i o u r t o f H i. s ta te o f c r e g u n D e - In t i c C irc u it C o u rt o f tn e S ta te o f O re l,!ir'tn e n t o f P ro b a te , a n d th a t M o n d a y , **ay o f i s r o b e r Itc’t, hour g o n fo r th e C o u n ty of M u ltn o m ah , in • ° * '' i 1 a m . a n d th e c o u rt ro o m o f s a id I n th e M a tte r 'o f the E s ta te o f A lgot H. X T rtu!> ’* an'l A n d e rso n , D eceased. & t-o!,';;; N o tice Is h e re b y g iv en th a t E s th e r M. A n d e rso n , a s a d m in is tr a tr ix o f th e e s ta te M rO ^ iS ? ,i ,5 ; - , 7 N £ . W R’ K o f Algot. 8. A n d erso n , d eceased , lias filed ...... ........ ~..N E!L. A tto rn e y s fo r E x cen tri a c c o u n t an ouch a d m in is tr a trix flr«t p u b it With th e c irc u it c o u rt o f th e S la te of O re D a te d a n d flint i 8« pt. 26, 1921. g on fo r th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m ah . De- D a te of last p u h ik a t 21. 192*. , (,f I*robate. a n d th a t Monday th e 20th d a y o f O cto b er. 1921. a t th e h o u r COT FLOWERS. or «> 30 a. m .. a n d th e c o u rtro o m o f said ' o u r t, h a s b een d u ly fixed ax th e tim e an d We are ready to serve the public p la c e fo r th e h e a r in g o f obj<*< ttonx to th e fin al a c c o u n t, a n d th e se ttle m e n t th ereo f Witb cut flowers and floral pieces. Mesdames Williams * Gordy, South E M T H E It M. A N D E IU tO N M r tW f R K * S C H N E i n E l? m i',,’ , r ’ ,r i x - Roberts avenue near Powell street A tto r n e y s fo r A d m in is tra trix . M ated a n d first p u b lish ed . S ept. 19 192t D a te o f la s t p u b lic a tio n . O ct. 17, 1924. 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