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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1925)
Ul I • Uu " W elcome to all. H anson, th e p astor, w ill preach a t 11. nlng. THE FINE NEW OVERLAND MODELS with Four Cylinders L ow est P riced G ear S h ift Car M an u factu red ALL STEEL SEDAN I nusually big and roomy more power, larger axles, larger brakes, disc clutch. T he A rem e club will m eet at the home of Mrs. C. J. L u n d q u ist Monday afternoon. M arch 9. T he hostess will be assisted by Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth, Mrs. Geo. P age and Mrs. C arrie P o w ell. All O. E. S. ladies a re invited to be p resen t. All steel body, straight side, cord tires, everlasting baked enamel finish. $910 OVERLAND COUPE SEDAN. All steel, baked enamel finish. $648 The most automobile in the world for the money. $759 All prices E. 0 . B. Gresham HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. RELIABILITY A chim ney Are in th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. G eorge L eslie living oppo site th e Are h all w as tu rn ed in early T uesday evening an d firem en quickly responded and a cu rio u s crow d gath ered. T he Are w as conAned en tirely to th e chim ney an d no dam age was done. Mr. and Mrs. L eslie had gone out for th e evening. Before going Mr. L eslie attem p ted to build a Are, but could get no d ra ft, becau se th e m ov ing of th e house th a t day had Ailed th e chim ney w ith soot. H e decided to w ait until m orning and clean th e chim ney before kindling a Are. A fter leaving th e house th e Are sta rte d and b urned out th e accum ulation of soot. Mr. L eslie ex p ressed g rea t a p p re c ia tion of th e quick resp o n se of th e Are men and of th e c a re th ey used in p u ttin g o u t th e Are. SERVICE I hone 1141 Gresham Mrs. Floyd Mack en tertain ed for h er fath e r on W ednesday evening in honor of his birthday. À num ber of his friends w ere p rese n t a t the Mack hom e am i th e tim e w as p le asa n tly spent. R efresh m en ts w ere served b e fore leaving for home. The A uxiliary to th e A m erican L e gion voted to send daffodils or o th er sp rin g Aowers to th e v e te ra n s’ h o sp i tal for next Sunday. C o n trib u tio n s of Aowers for th a t pu rp o se m ay be de livered up to 1 o’clock S atu rd ay a t the hom e of Mrs. Jo h n M etzger. A special m eeting of th e G resham c h a p te r O. E. 8. has been called for S atu rd ay night, M arch 7, at 8 o’clock, a t th e M asonic hall by th e w orthhy m a tro n for th e p u rp o se of initiation. T he W om an’s Home M issionary so ciety w ill m eet a t th e hom e of Mrs. D. E. Tow le on W ednesday aftern o o n , March 11, a t 2:30 sh arp . T he m eeting will be led by Mrs. C. W. H u ett and th e topic for discussion w ill be, “Mexi cans and N egroes, or th e Kingdom W ithout W alls.” T he hostess will be assisted by Mrs. C. E. R usher, Mrs. M arlon Jo h n so n and Mrs. Thos. Wiles. 20th Century Stores Pioneer Cash and Carry Stores o f the Northwest SATURDAY AND MONDAY PRICES ALL SPECIAL Good Only for These Two Days ' *3 r^u n ’d ™ ^ . BL' LK .-a5c MILK, Carnation, tall cans, 3 for 25c, s llc ts ^ r g e .^ i^ i/s 12 cans............ $ LOO * »,• GL1° SS STARCH. Calumet, TOMATOES, solid pack Ripe Fruit, No. 2i can, 17c, 3 for 50c --------—__________________ _______ 6 cans for 95c 0 e i ThERS’ 5' ° Z C“ 8i j u « ---- _ D ............... . ......17>*c P I^ A,Pt,PLE- S ,an " ; r,L, - No. 2i/a cans, each.„27c TOILET PAPER, 1000------ sheet tissue, 3 pkgs 25c 20TH CENTURY COFFEE, “It beats all”, 2 pounds.......... S5c _______ Roasted Today On our Table Tomorrow HEINZ CATSUP, large bottles, each... 30c PRETZELS, “ per pound ..................2;{c GUEST IVORY--------------- 6 cakes 25c BROOMS, Liberty, a dandy broom for MATCHES. Noiseless tips, good count. 6 pkg8....25c PEACHES, Del Monte med. can's, e a c h 3 cans fo r............ p - DATFq S g e 50,■ CHAIN MOP STICKS, very sue?ial - 69c -------------- 21e ...........;..........“ ll 7------- 7------- n (. Besides the above there are hundreds of o th er good price reasons why it pays to trade at a ' 20TH CENTURY GROCERY THERE IS ONE NEAR YOU COUNTY CLUB AGENT HAS BUSY MONTH Serious thought m ust be given to Tw elve new clubs w ere org an ized in the question of H ealth Protection th e cooperative ex tension w ork d u r in your home. ing th e sh o rt m onth of F eb ru ary , a c co rding to th e m o n th ly re p o rt of The new 10 x 18 Aag w hich has been County Club A gent K inder, who sta te s pu rch ased for th e high school w as th a t th _________ BCly e m onth .„i h as been sp e n t la rg e ly 5 hoisted to th e top of th e pole th is I In g ettin g th e livestock and Aeld crop m o rning a t su n rise by C. E. R u sh er to clubs sta rte d in th e w ork. T h ree sew It may cost a bit more to em- FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY # •.n.. th e acco m p an im en t of a sa lu te of ing clubs w ere am ong th e o rg an iza iploy a com petent workman, but " " " " " ............. ...................... ..................................................................................................................................................................................................I l l l l l l l l sh o ts Ared by S erg ea n t Jack so n Jo n es tions, w ith a com bined en ro llm en t of 'by so doing, you are able to re of the Oregon N ational Guard's. A 34 m em bers. T he lead er of th e Linn ceive the kind of service you have b rand new A m erican Aag is alw ay s a Ion club is Mrs. Sledow and a t Cor the rig h t to expect. th in g to be adm ired and th is one fair- bett w here th e re a re tw o clubs Mrs ( all me for correct installations. ly g listen ed w ith beauty In th e fro sty | Claude Woodle and Mrs. M organ have Full Gallon Size I atm osphere. T h ere is u rg e n t need been appointed as th e lead ers. T h ir now for a new Aag pole, as th e one in ty ch ild ren m ak e up th e fo u r new Phone 105<. Opposite H igh School use is alto g eth er too sh o rt to be in calf clubs, w ith E. P. Schedeen, lead keeping w ith th e size of th e Aag and er of th e G resham clu b ; Mrs. Jo h n th e height of th e school buildings. It Boeckli, of th e L in n to n clu b an d F. N‘ You m ust see them to appreciate this wonderful value is hoped to be b ut a m a tte r of a few L asley, C orbett. No lead er has as yet days u n til a pole of c o rre c t length been appointed for th e Rockw ood club. ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW w ill rep lace th e old one. A potato club of six m em bers w as o r- """.... """"""..... ...........................................HI......... mi.... ...........................................Hill At 2 o clock th is aftern o o n th e high ganized a t L innton, u n d er th e lead er school band played th e " S ta r Span- ship of M allory Brooks. Tw o g ard en glcd B a n n er” on th e cam pus w hile Mr. clubs, w ith an av erag e en ro llm en t of 12 u sh er low ered th e Aag u n til such m em bers, have been form ed at S p rin g 1 hone 1236 Gresham tim e as th e new pole sh a ll have been dale and G resham , b u t as yet lead ers put in place. It is n ot th o u g h t safe to have not been selected. G ilb ert and IH K Ir l. leave the new Aag on th e old Aagpoie, T ro u td ale have each form ed a p o u ltry as th e fasten in g s a re insecure. d u b , w ith a av erag e of six m em bers A radio co n cert w as given today at C. F ro st being placed in ch a rg e of th e y/xSBCfly¿¿¡gjgm noon from KGW th ro u g h th e co u rtesy G ilb ert club, and A. J. K reu g er of P aul R u sh er an d V earl Howell, who T routdale. m ade th e n ecessary arran g e m en ts. Mr. K in d er sta te s th a t th e boys and T he cast for th e ju n io r play. “ R obina g irls are show ing g re a t in te re s t n S earch of a H u sb an d ”, is ab o u t th e ir livestock work. T he lead ers are Fresh or ( ured, Lard, Etc., prepared and sold under ab com pleted u n d er th e d irectio n of Miss | busy and a no ticeab le fe a tu re is th a t solutely sanitary conditions and at lowest M arjorie M achen. T he p roduction w ill m ost of the old le ad e rs a re sta y in g on possible prices, you'll go to be given on th e n ig h ts of M arch 2 th e job fo r 1925. H e ex p erien ces and 28. little tro u b le in se cu rin g lead ers for th e v ario u s local clu b s and says th a t Grape Vines. lie f ore starting your trip come in and let us ex- «K O . II1K T L , Prop. Rhone 1711 W ordens, Concords, N iag aras, one m any new folks have v o lu n teered to G resham w u iT u . finan' M ™ a r old. S plendidly rooted, su re lead clubs in th e com m unity, w hich is gro w ers. Low prices. O rder now. som ething not often w itnessed. H arold Oberg, C raig road, fourth T he n atio n al co m m ittee of boys’ and house n o rth off B a rr road. TAbor g ir ls ’ clu b w ork is p u ttin g on a cam 6014, P o rtlan d , R. 7, Box 966. I Pdign to ^, r *nS Die en ro llm en t up to l A l l i i i i l l l i l l I 111 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 / 11 he m illion m ark in 1925. T he M ult nom ah co unty m em bers a re e n th u si astic in th e ir efforts to help b rin g th is about. REX LARD, med. pail ... 98c, large... $1.89 T he lead ers of th e co u n ty held a To all ex-service m en and th eir very su ccessfu l m eeting on th e 3d of BRO O K FIELD LOAF CHEESE, whole or half fam ilies and all m em bers of th e F eb ru ary at w hich tim e H. C. Seym our A m erican Legion and A uxiliary pound 29 : and Miss H elen Cow gill w ere p rese n t and helped to en lig h ten th e lead ers AMAIZO SAEAD OIF, pints 25c, quarts... 45c Gresham, Oregon on a uum her of points. s half gallon 85» . gallon $1.65 D uring th e m onth Mr. K inder v isit An un u su al o p p o rtu n ity to atten d A STRONG BANK ed four different P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso- a w o rth w h ile e n te rta in m e n t, by pro fessio n al e n te rta in e rs, sp o n iatio n s w here clu b w ork w as d is sored by G resham Post A m erican cussed. He also visited 41 farm s and Legion. 23 hom es, trav e lin g 219 m iles by a u to I’lONEEK RESIDENT HEBE | g ran d c h ild ren , W alter and Jo se p h in e mobile, II ESI»AY EVENING, BUBIEIl IN GBESHAM W 'iliiamson. MA KUH 24. In his e a rly manoood Dr. W illiam Bethel B aptist C hurch. at G resham G range Hall T he body of Dr. W alter T. W illiam HILLSDALE PIN EA PPLE , broken slices, can 25c son ta u g h t school In th e "old w hite T he Bible school of th e B ethel Bap- son, p ro m in en t physician of P o rtlan d , Com m encing at 8:30 and lasting schoolhouse," p red ecesso r of th e tis t ch u rch w ill open at 10 o’clock and an ea rly resid en t in th is com m uni for an hour and a h alf or more, \EI \L I A H O M A . 5-lb. tin. 75c, 10-lb. tin $1.45 G resham g rad e school. He w as an in a fte rw a rd a delteious lunch, served next Sunday m orning. At th e m o rn I ty. w as laid to re st T h u rsd ay In th e tim ate friend and asso ciate of th e late by th e A m erican Legion and the ing ch u rch service, w hich w ill begin BULK SEEDLESS RAISINS, 5 pounds 29c A uxiliary in the G range H ail d in Dr. P e te r G. McColl, who w as also a at t i o clock, the Rev. W. T. S S priggs G resham cem etery, w here m any rela- ing room. of P o rtlan d w ill p reach. T he B. Y. j tiTes an,1 frien d s of his early m anhood te ac h er and e a rly resid e n t of th ia place. High class en te rta in m e n t well P. V. w ill m eet at 6:30. T he subject p r e buried. Dr. W illiam son w as 74 R oyal Club C offee, 1-lb. w orth an adm ission c h a rg e of 50c. ,5 5 c I vears of \ ........... "" " I F u n eraI 9ervicei' for Dr. W illiam son u n d er discussion will be “Obedienc had m i „ ® num ber of y ea rs w ere held in T rin ity E piscopal ch u rc h M u -I- C a i n .l v •R E E to L aw ." Miss M arie Blom w ill be th * ABSOLUTELY EBEE th e .Wr e.r.,e * h ’ L® POTt‘®nd — P‘ces of th e leader. The evening ch u rch serv ice rsa n ita rlu m . w hich he conducted. He I'alk about it! Tell y o u r friends G rand Lodge of O regon, A. F. & A. M. will begin at 7:30. T he subject of th - | w as a noted alien ist and specialized In HOM I W , \ an Camp's, No. 2 cans, 2 for about it! ad d ress delivered by th e p asto r, th e th is w ork d u rin g the p ast 25 years, b e Any tro u b le s? Call Dr. C lassifled. CORN, vood standard, 2 cans Rev. E. G. Judd, w ill be “T he E le ing called upon by th e c o u rts of th e m ents of F a ilu re and Success. ’ n o rth w est to pass upon th e san ity of NOTH F. OF F IL IX U F I5 A I ACt O f NT, L I AHN A PE AS, best ungraded variety can P ra y er m eeting and th e Bible study crim in als. He w as pro m in en t in m ed i .k 15 Mo. 23*43. In the Circuit Court of the State o f Ore I.T.LIJ.I1I.I.I.1JJJ.I.LILI I i . r r m class w ill be held W ednesday eve ical and fra te rn a l circ les of P o rtlan d , Frob t1" the County ot Multnomah. In ning beginning pro m p tly at 7:30. T he being a m em ber of th e Odd Fellow s In|U yee i “ D i ^ S U h< E’ tate ° f Sarah E- su b ject of th e Bible stu d y w ill be th e lodge for m ore th a n SO y ears, a 33d '* her; b»', F,ven thBt Benjam in lHH)k of Leviticus. Choir re h e a rsa l degree Mason an d a m em ber of th e adm lnU trntor o t 11 “• estate will be on T h u rsd ay evening, beg in Mystic S hrine. At th e tim e of his of >arah E. H ayes, deceased, has riled his ” na‘ A,Vount a s sueti adm inistrator with ning a» 7:30. Poweil Street. Gresham .,h '‘ S ta ,e »4 Ovwgon death Dr. W illiam son w as ch a irm an of rS? o n U,'I i °.urt L r .lh®. 2 » « p ty of M ultnomah, D epart- K 4V . K. U. JI till, P alter th e board of tru s te e s of th e A m erican H1“"1 ,o t Probate, and that Monday, the Bible school 10 a. a . , m orning Dress Up Parly. • ao March, 1»25. at the hour o f M edical association. w orship 11 o'clock. B. Y. P. U. 6 30. 7-„..La 'k m •k “ nd ‘ be courtroom o f said Given by Rebekah W elfare club, F ri- a r s ir n e , l‘h'”'r ' » J Court has been fixed as the tim e and Dr. W illiam son is survived by his evening serv ice 7:30. Bible study | day evening, M arch 13. a t I. O. O. F. place for the hearing of o b ie u io a s to said widow. N ettie Pow ell W illiam son, and p ray e r service W ednesday eve - * ” '1 l "e settlem ent thereof. (h all. P rizes for best su stain ed c h a r reed /¿Si D««ed and tlrst published Feb. i7 . 1».'J n in g s a t 7:30. d au g h ter of Ja m es Pow ell, one of th e D ate o f last pubh. atlon Mar. h 27, l»2i. ac te r. A dm ission 25 cen ts, including e a rlie s t se ttle rs in th is vicinity, also a A Cordial Invitation Io all. benjam in sc h a u bl i .N, lunch and p r o g ra m —Adv. son. Dr. H ugh W illiam son and tw o M c O V IR K « BCH NEIDER^,nlnl,,ral<>r High School Notes Your Plumbing Must Be Installed Right F EXTRA SPECIAL GLAZED MILK CROCKS EACH Good Work W ell Done R A L PH L. D A V ID SO N 29c The National Highway BEI’P’S RACKET STORE « T«Lhzi / reia? • nation<?1 highway in America is It is paved with opportunities and is broad enough for all of us to travel. i • J ! * basis of the great fortunes in America was laid m the principle of SAVING. It is the shortest, safest and only certain path way to Prosperity. p Other roads are better advertised, carry more trathe and look more attractive—but they are strewn with financial wrecks and blasted hopes. Select Your Easter Cards and Booklets Now H hile Our Stock is Complete FOR THE BEST MEATS THE SANITARY MARKET Grocery Bulletin FREE! BIG ENTERTAINMENT 7//nz/ is the foundation of success in business, of Russd sige. t le b0™' °f Standin* in ^cietyP- FIRST STATE BANK KERR'S BEST PATENT FLOUR, 19-11). sack $2.49 cans COME P. A. Fobacco, 16-oz. tin 97c A. W. METZGER & CO. BETHEL si Baptist Church J A ttorneys for Adm inistrator
