Gresham outlook., January 09, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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| spent th e tim e to good ad v an tag e by
CORBETT
C h a rte r No. 65
I discussing th e im p o rtan t problem s
POWELL VALLEY
R eserve D istrict No. 12
T he U nion-D am ascus farm b u reau w hich co n fro n t them . A fter th e close
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OE
C olum bia g ran g e held its re g u la r
T he S unday school of th e Mission
held its first m eeting of th e y ear la st of the m eeting, everyone ad jo u rn ed to
m eeting J a n u a ry 3 w ith 28 m em bers ch u rc h w ill convene a t 10 a. in., fol-
S atu rd ay night. F ollow ing a sh o rt the basem ent w here a splendid oyster au d 10 v isito rs p resen t. S tate M aster lowed by p reach in g at 11 by th e pas-
supper w as servd.
pro g ram given by pupils of th e low er
P alm iter w as th e p rin cip al sp e ak e r to r from th e them e, "P e rv e rtin g the At G resham , in th e S tate of Oregon, at close of business Decem ber 31st 1924.
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RESOURCES
d u rin g th e le ctu re hour. T he officers G race of th e G ospel.” In th e evening
g rades, th e re g u la r pro g ram for the
1. L oans and discounts, including red isco u n ts show n in item s
Cream P rices.
elect for 1925 expect to be in stalled at a t 8 o'clock he will speak from the
beginning of th e y e a r’s w ork w as fol­
29 and 30, if a n y .............................
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T he Sandy C ream ery is paying 49 th e public in sta lla tio n in G resham on ) w ords. “W hat does a G od-sent Re
873.32
2. O verdrafts secu red and u n secu red . . J ................................................’
low ed out. T here w as no speaker p re s­
cen ts a t th e cream ery and 47 cen ts on S atu rd ay , Ja n u a ry 17.
115.57
) riv a l M ean?" T he young people’s
4. O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and securities, in ciu d in g foreign gov^rnl
e n t for th e evening but th e farm ers
th e ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
tf
rnent. state, m unicipal, co rp o ratio n , etc., including those
Mrs. Lydia O stran d is th e g u est of n,eetin g w ill begin at 7 o'clock and
.. niiinuiitiiiiiiinii
show n in item s 30 and 35, if a n y .....................................
Mrs. C lara Sm ith.
wl!I study th e c h a ra c te ristic s of Ab-
85 .183.56
5. Stocks, secu rities, claim s, liens, judgm ents, e tc ...............
.333.72
raham
.
T
he
confirm
ation
class
will
Mr. H arm on an d son W alter of P o rt-
6. B anking house. $7,500.00; fu rn itu re and fixtures, $3 SSo 84
ii
11, ,380.84
,« ,075.65
i laud w ere g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. m eet S atu rd ay aftern o o n a t 2 o’clock. 7. R eal estate ow ned o th er th a n banking h o u se ......................... J " '
9. (ab) ( ash on h an d in v au lt and due from banks, b an k ers and
[ L ew is Reed J a n u a ry 1st.
T he L adies Aid w as p leasan tly en ­
n d s tbanklPa,lleB
nate<1 an<1 approved reserv e ag en ts of
T h ro u g h a ty p o g rap h ical e rro r in te rta in e d by Mrs. F. O. E ksrrom on
100 .926.70
W
ednesday
afternoon.
10.
E xchanges for clea rin g house and item s on oth er b an k s in the
th e la st Outlook C. Reed w as given
sam
e
city
or
tow
n
as
rep
o
rtin
g
b
a
n
k
.............................
Miss
E
tta
A
nderson
left
for
Mon­
th e cred it for av ertin g w hat m ight
717.42
$8.50 Heavy Wool Mack­
11. Checks on b an k s outside city or tow n of rep o rtin g bank and
have been a serio u s railro a d d isa ste r, m outh, Oregon, la st Monday w here she
o
th
er
cash
ite
m
s
........................................
inaw, now ............ $6.25
485.53
in stead of F red C. Reed. T he la tte r w ill atten d th e sta te norm al. She has
T otal cash and due from banks, item s 8, 9,10 and 11, $102,129.65
discovered a w eakened condition of been w o rking in P o rtlan d since her
$10.50 Mackinew, heavy
T 0 U ‘ .............................................................................................................. ...
th e tra c k on acco u n t of heavy rain , g rad u atio n from G resham Union high
.092.31
and extra fine, now.... $8.50
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LIABILITIES
an d by quick w ork stopped an on­ school la st May.
16 . C apital stock paid in .............................
,
com ing p assen g er tra in before dam age
,000.00
T he follow ing w ere re-elected for 17
$10.00 Leather Coats,
. S u rp lu s fund ......................................... . " . " L . . \ . .................................. * r ,000.00
w as done.
an o th e r y ear a t th e m eeting of th e L a­ 18
e x p en ses, in te re s t an d tax ' s ' pa iiL
" ............
1
wool lined, now......... $8.75
,829.46
Aid of ------------------------------••
th e L u th ra n ch u rch held
DEXAND DEPOSITS, other than banks, subject to n jerve:
Mr. and Mrs. A lb ert K im berly, a re- dies
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23
Individual
deposits
subject
to
check,
including
deposits
due
cen tly m a rrie d couple, w ere aw ak - i T h u rsd ay aftern o o n for th e election of
$6 Heavy Wool Sweat­
the S tate of Oregon, county, cities or o th er public fu n d s ........ 195 .725.22
I ened from th e ir peaceful slu m b ers ° ® c e rs: Mrs. A nna Nordblom, presi- 24,
D em and certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g .................
i 671.31
er Coat, now..............$4.95
la st F rid ay evening by a loud clam or d en t; Mrs. F ra n k Staffenson, vice ( 25. i ’eriffle ? Cthe‘v ” ° f
5 ? nk o u tsta u <>ln K Payable on d em an d .'.'
4 196 eS
Miss H ilda Staffenson, 26. ( ertifled checks o u tsta n d in g ...........................
of pans and o th er a rtic le s th a t fu rn ish p resid e n t;
$1.75 Bib Overalls, good
22.50
T otal of dem and deposits o th e r th an bank deposits, su b ject to
th e noise for a ch a riv ari. T he new ly- j se c re ta ry ; Mrs. F. M attson, tr e a s u re r:
quality, n o w ............. $1.48-
....
ite
m
s
23,
21.
25.
2
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Mrs.
Simon
Lind,
Mrs.
A
lb
ert
Palm
w eds refu sed to open th e ir doors so ■
■•ML AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, su b ject to reserv e and pay ­
Miss -------
E llen Unis
and Mrs. Hert
th e fra n tic crow d w as obliged to re-) blad,
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able on dem and or su b ject to notice;
7
Men’s Long Rubber Sporting Boots, Beacon
sum
e
th
e
ir
seren
ad
e
u
n
til
th
e
d
arin
g
Ol8on
c
o
n
stitu
te
th
e
p
rogram
com
m
it-
27. Tim e certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g .....................
s.
=
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Falls Brand, guaranteed $6.95, now - $5.95 £ V ancel E vans, a b ro th er of th e bride, i te e ’
28. Savings deposits, payable su b ject to notice ...................................... io “ .051.23
T otal of tim e and savings deposits payable on d em an d 'o r sub-
“ ,062.47
discovered a broken window th ro u g h , T he L u th e r L eague w ill hold its an-
ject to notice, item s 27 and 28................................... $186 117 70
w hich he boldly jum ped into th e n u a l b u sin ess m eeting at th e L u th eran 36. L iabilities o th e r th a n above, if any sh o rt and o v e r.......... ..
...............
234.04
house. T he doors w ere im m ediately ch u rc h S unday evening, J a n u a ry IS,
Silk and Wool Oxford and Brown Mixtures, $1.85
unlocked and th e crow d sw arm ed into beginning at 8 o’clock. T his is an im ­
S t'O|ta l t r i ........................................................................................................»410,092.31
now 98c
th e residence. Many p erso n s brought p o rta n t m eeting an d it is hoped all
S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss.
I
useful
household
a
rtic
le
s
to
Mrs.
I,
K. A. M iller, cash ier of the above nam ed bank, do solem nly sw ear t h a t
m
em
bers
w
ill
m
ake
an
effort
to
be
Burson’s Brown Heather and Black 50c, now......... 40c
K im berly. A p le asa n t evening w as p resen t. A p ro g ram will be rendered th e above statem en t is tru e to the best of my know ledge and belief
Arrow Head Silk Hose in light and dark colors $1.00
C0R^ EhC T mAl te8t; H A- Lewi8- W’ E M arkell.K AAF Ml i m e r Rb i^ c ? ô rL '
and refre sh m e n ts served.
sp e n t by th e m erry m ak ers.
now 88c
S ubscribed an d sw orn to before me th is 8th day of Ja n u a ry , 1925.
T he C olum bian high school stu d en t
Boys’ Wool Sweaters $2.65, now
-
-
$1.98 8 body officers of 1924-25 a re proving
M. C. HAGBERO, N otary Public.
SANDY
My com m ission expires Sept. 22, 1926.
them selves v ery efficient by th e in te r ­
Boy’s Black Rubber Capes $4.50, now
-
$2.50
est they ta k e in all affairs th a t tend
AV. A. P ro c to r, th e new ly-elected
to w ard th e p ro g ress of th e school. m ayor of Sandy, w as handed th e keys
T he officers a re : G aylord Davies, of th e city M onday evening afte r
p
resid e n t; D olores M organ, vice p re s­ b rin g in g to a su ccessfu l term in atio n
2^4 lbs. Fleece Cotton Batting $1.15, now........... $ .95
Our representative is instructed
id en t; and D oris Em ily, se c re ta ry and tw o term s of fo u r y ea rs each in th e
3 ^ lbs. Fleece Cotton Batting $1.48, now............. 1.35
tre a su re r.
ca p ac ity of co u n ty com m issioner. He
to give each purchaser of a double
h as been m uch com m ended for the
2 lbs. half wool and half cotton $2.75, now........... 2.38
order of Real Silk Hose,
splendid serv ice he has rendered the
PLEASANT HOME
com m unity. He succeeds C asp ar Yun
On W ednesday evening, J a n u a ry 14, k e r who has been m ayor for th e p ast
th e p ictu re d ram a “T he B a rb a ria n ” fo u r years.
One Pair of BOUDOIR SLIPPERS FREE!
I
“The House of Quality"
| w ill be show n in six reels a t O rient Mrs. T hom as C lark is still in St.
during the month of January. (Value $2.00)
g Phone 1411
Gresham, Oregon 1 g ran g e hall. T his is said to be one of V incent’s ho sp ital, th e re s u lt of fall
th e best p ic tu res available, also one ing on th e ice d u rin g th e rec en t cold
1 hone liim nt 32x1 for an Appointment
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reel of M utt an d Jeff and one of Andy spell and fra c tu rin g her sh o u ld er and
Gump w ill be given.
u p p er arm . She is rep o rted as g ettin g
May H em m ers is rep o rted ill in a along well.
Special R ep resen tativ e Real Silk H osiery Mills
A double h ead er b ask et ball gam e
P o rtlan d h o sp ital w ith s c a rle t fever.
at this B akery and a t S to r s
H erm an M ullenhoff an d W ilm a Chase betw een C o rb ett an d Sandy high
a re in th e sam e h o sp ital from th is schools has been scheduled for F rid ay
C ontains th e Vitam ine», mi *ed by
evening a t Sandy.
com m unity w ith o th er ailm ents.
« B A L .
scientific p rln c lj les
T he o p ere tta, “T he AVindmills of
M illard C hase fell from th e hay
guakanteed
mow W ednesday m o rn in g and broke H o llan d ” w ill be p resen ted u n d er th e
IPs Good and Good for You
his rig h t arm . T roubles never come d irectio n of Miss Hazel B eers by the
singly, it seem s. Mrs. C hase Is th e g rad e school p u p ils a t th e Union high
m o th er of W ilm a, who is ill, and is school assem bly h all in Sandy next
now left w ith no one to a s sist h er in S atu rd ay night.
THEO. VAN DONINCK
Phone 1221
h er work.
Mrs. K atie Koch, one of th e early
C laren ce Ja ck so n , who had his se ttle rs of Sandy and who is p ast 70
C ' Z ’d i e •
| h an d s badly scalded a few w eeks ago, y ea rs of age, is very low a t th e home
has re tu rn e d to his w ork in P o rtlan d . of h e r b ro th er, C asp ar Y unker. She
—
1
T he frien d s of Mrs. W. I. H a rris has been ill for a long tim e an d her
a re glad to know she is able to be recovery is doubtful.
Fresh or Cured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab­
'•IP IOH',
ab o u t ag ain a fte r h er re c e n t illness.
kW ' g?
'
T he laying of th e pipe for th e new
solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest
T he n ex t m oving p ic tu re e n te rta in ­ w ate r system is being continued. It
possible prices, you'll go to
m ent at th e M ultnom ah g ran g e hall w as th o u g h t th e w ork would be com ­
Home of Snow White Clothe»
w ill be held on W ednesday evening, pleted by th e first of th e y ea r b u t it
Ja n u a ry 14, u n d er th e au sp ices of th e w as g re a tly hin d ered by th e len g th y
High-Grade Hand Finished Work
grange.
GEO. DIETL, Prop.
Phone 1711
G resham
spell of in clem en t w eather.
T h e boys’ glee club, a new o rg a n i­
zation w hich m ade its first ap p earan ce
PLEASANT VALLEY
in th e C h ristm as program New Y ear’s
( all our G resham A gent, T odd’s B arber Shop, or phone EAst 0494
eve, m et on T h u rsd ay evening a t th e
T he su b ject for th e m orning preach
M ethodist ch u rch . Ten boys w ere
ing service w ill be, “ Ye have en tered
p re se n t and all a re en th u sia stic over
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
fu tu re p lans. T h ere a re 12 boys in into th e ir lab o rs.” A t th e conclusion
th e club a t p re se n t and th ey a re r e ­ of th e m orning serv ice ajl a re asked
h ea rsin g for n u m b ers w hich th ey will to go to Rockwood to th e S unday
give at th e m eeting of th e O rient P a r ­ school convention, ta k in g a baske
en
t-T e ac h er asso ciatio n on th e 23d of lunch w ith them . T he p asto r w ishes
Daily Trips to Portland
FAIRVIEW CITY HALL
th is m onth. T he n ex t m eeting w ill be to say th a t th e re g u la r services will
not be d istu rb ed by th is convention.
held
on
th
e
com
ing
W
ednesday
eve­
G resham
Powell
P o rtlan d
T he S unday school w ill be a t 10
n ing a t th e ch u rch .
P hene
and
FI. F ast T aylor
o'clock and th e su p e rin ten d e n t is urg
1581
Maple
Phone EAst 638»
ing all to be on tim e th a t th ey may
G rape Vines.
W ordens, Concords, N iagaras, one leave a t th e p ro p er hour for th e S u n ­
WALKER'S 0-PIECE ORCHESTRA
y ear old. S plendidly rooted, su re day school convention a t Rockwood.
grow ers. Low prices. O rder now for T he Sunday school and p reach in g s e r­
ADMISSION, Gentlemen 75c.
Ladies Free
fall p lan tin g . H arold Oberg, C raig vice w ill be com bined, the p asto r, th e
road, fo u rth house n o rth off B arr road.
Rev. J. S tan fo rd Moore, speaking from
T ab o r 6014, P o rtlan d , R. 7, Bx. 966.
the topic, "T he M ounted F ig u re .” It
FAIRVIEW
w ere p le asa n tly su rp rised S atu rd ay
T he P eop les Ba> train cou n ter. See si planned to leave for th e Sunday
evening a t th e hom e of th e form er,
W ork has begun on th e m oving of '
school asso ciatio n m eeting a t R ock­
the want s o s
when a la rg e crow d g ath ered for the
wood Im m ediately a fte r the p reach in g th e schoolhouse 100 feet n o rth of its !
double
celebration. A delicious lunch
service.
Any tro u b les? Call Dr. Classified.
o rig in al locution.
It w as expected
w as served by th e ir friends.
th a t th e w ork would be com pleted by
Mrs. M. D outhit, of P o rtlan d , spent
Monday m orning, b u t on acco u n t of
New Y ear’s day and th e w eek-end with
th e w eath er condition and also som e
her d au g h ter, Mrs. J. W. M oller and
difficulty in p ro cu rin g heavy enough fam ily.
cable th e w ork has been delayed and
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Brooks of Hood
school w as n ot opened. T he 7th and
R iver a re th e g u ests of Mr. B rooks’
8th g rad e s are m eeting in th e M eth­
j b ro th er Will, and fam ily.
o dist ch u rch th is week, w ith the low er
The E p w o rth L eague w ill m eet at
g rad es enjoying a con tin u ed vacation.
6:45 and a t th e 7:30 serv ice special
It is th o u g h t th a t ev ery th in g will be
m usic h as been arran g e d for and the
in rea d in ess for th e resum ing o<
, Rev. C. B. May will fill th e pulpit.
—And that’s performance, all-’round
school n ex t week.
superior performance for winter driv­
S unday school w ill convene as usual
TROUTDALE
ing-
next S unday m orning at 10 o'clock In
th e M ethodist ch u rch , an d a t th e co n ­
Quick, hair-trigger starting!
The C h ristm as p ro g ram w hich has
clusion of th e m orning service, all a re
postpom d from tim e to tim e for
Fast acceleration —100% power,
invited to ta k e basket lunch to Rock­
various reaso n s will be given a t the
mileage a-plenty!
wood w here th e Pow ell V alley circ u it
Sunday school hour next Sunday from
Sunday
school convention w ill be held.
All-round performance — nothing
10 to 11, a t th e com m unity ch u rch.
“T he Old G ospel" w ill be th e them e
sacrificed.
T he new hym n hooks have arriv ed and
of a serm on Sunday m orning a t 11
a song serv ice will be held in th e eve­
Get a tankful today at any red,
o'clock at th e Sm ith M em orial P re sb y ­
ning beginning at 7:30. T he Rev. E.
te rian ch u rch by the p asto r, th e Rev.
white and blue pump in town —at
R. D. H ollensted w ill also d eliv er a
E. R. D. H ollensted, who Is Just be­
sh o rt serm on.
Standard Oil Service Stations and at
g inning his fo u rth y ear as p asto r of
dealers—“in every w«y a better gaso­
th is ch u rch . At th e conclusion of the
serm on, th e L o rd ’s S u p p er will be ad ­
line.”
(PRESBYTERIAN)
m inistered. T he S unday school s ta rts
FAIRVIEW, OKEGOM
prom ptly at 10 a. m.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
T he P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n a n ­
(California)
Sunday School a t 10 a. m.
nounces th e postponem ent of Its m eet­
Morning W orship at 11a. m.
ing u n til fu rth e r n otice on account of
th e rem oval of th e school building.
REV. E R D. HOLLENSTED
P asto r
Mrs. J. W’. M oller and Mrs. Ira
Brooks, whose b irth d a y s o ccur the
Phone 2331
Gresham
B ert Irra a r r llr lB t a l, K ra tfn l asit
In a p lrla g .
sam e day aud w ho a re th e sam e a g e ,,
UNION
BANK OF GRESHAM
Close-Out Specials
WOMEN’S HOSIERY SPECIALS
Quilt Batting
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
j
PERRY KITZMILLER
OUR HEALTH BREAD
S IL K
HOSIERY
Gresham City Bakery
FOR THE BEST MEATS
iA U N D R Y CO.
THE SANITARY MARKET
Rough Dry and Economy Family Washing
COAL
BRIQUETS
DANCE
EKSTR0M TRUCK SERVICE
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17
There’s a REASON
Jorthe POPULARITY
Tfie
NEW
been
EVROLET
Come in and let us explain the new
IN EVERY
W AYA
r
better
g
a
so
lir
Quick farting O
\DQy>powe¡
pow er
6% Savings Plan
BOTKIN & JOH NSTON GARAGE
I he Wayside Church