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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1925)
GRFSHAR OUTLOOK. Sheep Guano. We w an t your ord ers now, w hile we can get th is product in a bone dry condition. T his ground guano is the best value obtainable. F or th e berries. F o r the vegetables. F or th e law n. F or th e flowers. F o r th e Held crops of all kinds. It w ill pay you to se cu re a supply now. T he B erry G row ers Packing Co., phone 1871.—Adv. ‘Say it w ith a W an t Ad." PLEASANT VALLEY T he Sunday school of the P lea san t ■ Valley com m unity ch u rch will m eet at 10 o'clock and w ill join in th e public w orship service a t 10 45. T he Rev. .A. S. Hisey, d istric t su p e rin ten d e n t, is m aking arran g e m en ts for th e rnorn- ■ ing service. T he new p asto r for th e , P le a sa n t V alley ch u rc h has not yet been secured, b u t th e su p e rin ten d e n t ‘ a s su re s th e m em bership th a t ip a few w eeks (he new m an w ill be on the ! field. ROCKWOOD Mil at the “ Red Crown” pump (red, white and blue) — at Standard Oil Service Stations and at dealers. 1925 HOGAN T he S unday school of th e Ro<*k- wood com m unity ch u rc h w ill m eet at 10 a m. Sunday. G erald H aynes w ill lead th e E p w o rth L eague a t 6:45 and I p ro m p tly at' 7:30 th e p rea ch in g se r- i vice w ill begin. T h e Rev. J. S tan fo rd j Moore w ill p reach from th e subject, “Looking In to th e D epths.” WINTER RED CROWN FRIDAY, OCTOBER ». H a rry T ru itt, an em ploye at th e Co lum bia b rick yard , is ab sen t from his w ork on acco n n t of illn ess. He is r e p orted to be suffering from gallsto n es. W. H. Black, who u n d erw en t an op era tio n for th e rem oval of th e to n sils in P o rtla n d T uesday, w as unable to re tu rn hom e th a t evening. H is condi tion is co n sidered c ritic a l on account of the sev ere loss of blood. Mrs. C arl S chultz sp en t W ednesday w ith h er m other. Mrs. A. N. P atte rso n , of P o rtlan d . Mrs. H. H osely, w ho h as been ill a t the hom e of h er d au g h ter, Mrs. Alex. H uber for th re e w eeks, re tu rn e d S a t u rd ay to O regon City. Mack S tout, w ho su stain e d an in ju ry to his back w hile playing w ith a football at school la st w eek, is able to resu m e his stu d ies again. T hieves w ere busy in th is n eig h b o r hood one night la st w eek w hen they helped them selves to tw o g re a t reels of copper w ire belonging to th e P .E .P . com pany and w hich th ey w ere using in re p a irin g th e line a t th is place. T he reels had been unloaded a t som e d is ta n ce from th e sta tio n , b u t th e m a ra u d e rs ro lled them dow n to th e s ta tion. ac ro ss woods belonging to th e Dailey estate, w here th e w ire w as rem oved an d th e em pty ree ls hidden in a clum p of bushes. T he w ire is es tim ated to be w o rth ab o u t $500. SANDY BLUFF »»AGE THREE C h a rter No. 65 R eserve D istrict No. 12 Report of the Condition of BANK OF GRESHAM At G resham , Oregon, in th e S tate of Oregon, a t close of business Sept. 28, 1925. RESOURCES 1. L oans and discounts, including red isco u n ts show n in item s 29 an d 30, if a n y ....................................................................................... 1199,930.00 2. O v erd rafts secu red and u n se c u re d ............................................................. 403.52 4. O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and secu rities, including foreign g overn m ent, state, m unicipal, co rp o ratio n , etc., in clu d in g those show n in item s 30 and 35, if a n y ........................................................ 73,432.94 5. S tocks, secu rities, claim s, liens, ju d g m en ts .e tc ............................... 10,115.39 6. H anking house. $7,500.00; fu rn itu re and fixtures, $3,898.04........... 11.398.04 7. R eal estate ow ned o th er th a n banking h o u se ................................... 20,472.22 9. (ab ) C ash on hand in v au lt and due from banks, b an k e rs and tr u s t com panies designated and approved reserv e ag en ts of th is b an k .................................................................................................... 83,247.90 9. (c) Net am o u n ts due from o th e r b anks, b au k ers an d tru s t com panies ........................................................................................... 3,088.50 10. E x ch an g es for c lea rin g house and item s on o th er b an k s in th e sam e city or tow n as rep o rtin g bank ............................................ 1,897.92 11. Checks on b an k s o utside city o r tow n of rep o rtin g b an k and o th e r cash ite m s................................................................................... 649.82 T otal cash and due from banks, item s 8, 9, 10 and 11 .. $88,884.14 T otal .................................................................................................................$409,636.25 LIABILITIES 16. C apital stock paid In ................................................................................... $ 15,000.00 17. S u rp lu s fund ................................................................................................. 5,000.00 18. (a) Undivided profits .............................................................. $17,589.06 <b> L ess c u rre n t expenses. In terest and tax es p a id . . . . 13,391.27 3,697.79 19. R eserved for taxes, in te rest aud d e p re c ia tio n ................................... 1,136.28 DEM P i l l D EPO SITS, o th er th a n banks, su b ject to rese rv e : 23. Ind iv id u al deposits su b ject to check, including deposits due th e sta te of Oregon, county, cities or o th e r public fu n d s .......... 195.796.66 24. Demand certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ....................................... 1,281.53 25. C a sh ie r’s checks of th is bank o u tstan d in g payable on d e m a n d .. 892.38 T otal of dem and deposits o th e r th an b ank deposits, su b ject to reserv e, item s 23, 24, 25, 26..............................................$197,970.57 TIME AND SAVINGS DEPO SITS, su b ject to reserv e and pay able on dem and or su b ject to notice: 27. Tim e certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ............................................ 81,337.48 28. S avings deposits, payable su b ject to n o tic e ........................................ 105,494.13 T otal of tim e and sav in g s deposits puyable on dem and or su b je ct to notice, item s 27 an d 28..................................... $186,831.61 Mr. and Mrs. I. H. R adford have moved back to th is com m unity afte r T otal .................................................................................................................$409,636.25 living sev eral y ea rs in C anyonville. S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss. They a re living on th e F red Radford I, K. A. M iller, cash ier of th e above nam ed bank, do solem nly sw ea r th a t place. th e above sta te m e n t is tru e to th e best of my know ledge an d belief. A few neighbors su rp rised A. J. Ault K. A. M ILLER. C ashier. last S atu rd ay , th e occasion being his CORRECT—A tte s t: H. A. Lewis, W. E. M arkell, A. F. M iller, D irectors. S ubscribed and sw orn to before me th is 8th day of O ctober, 1925. birth d ay . T he evening w as sp e n t in M. C. HAGBERO, N otary Public. playing card s, a fte r w hich a lunch My com m ission ex p ires Sept. 22, 1926. w as served. Mrs. J. Caldo and m other, Mrs. F ields, and Mrs. G. S. W ilkenson w ere P o rtlan d v isito rs on T uesday. Mrs. Caldo and Mrs. F ield s stayed over till W ednesday and visited friends. Mrs. W ilkenson re tu rn e d th e sam e day. T he P a re n t-T e a c h e r association m eeting w as w ell atten d ed on F riday, O ctober 2, and a fine p ro g ram given. Mrs. Melvin A ndrew s w as visitin g aro u n d on frien d s and relativ es S u n day. Mr. and Mrs. B auraback and d au g h te r spent Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. Voight. OVERLAND 2-Door Sedan WILD TO GO, S t a n d a r d o il COMPANY (C A L IF O R N IA ) FAIRVIEW $595 at the factory’ Mrs. C. E. B unn en tertain ed a n um ber of th e y o u n g er ladies at h e r home Sliding Gear Transmission W ednesday,« luncheon and th e finan Gas Tank in rear. Wider Seats cing of sev eral a rtic le s of fancy w ork occupying th is group. A num ber of Positive lubrication. Power to Spare th e ladies m et a t Mrs. M cKay’s T h u rs Timkin and New Departure Bearings day and tied a q u ilt and discussed fu rth e r p lans, also arra n g e d for a tea Fine Broadcloth Upholstering to he held a t th e home of Mrs. W. E. Stone T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , October 15. Amazing economy. Big wide windows A cordial Invitation is extended to everyone to th is tea. Comfort for five T he W om an's Society of th e Sm ith M em orial P re sb y te ria n ch u rch , m et with Mrs. C, W. McKay T h u rsd ay . At th a t tim e it w as decided to hold th e J. C. H E SSE L W. A. H ESSEL an n u a l b azaar and su p p er on F riday, N ovember 20. Com m ittees w orking on q u ilts, fancy w ork and ap ro n s re p o rt th e ir w ork n early com pleted. T he F airv iew g ran g e w ill give an e n te rta in m e n t on M onday evening, O ctober 12, In th e F airv iew city hall On the Charles Llttlepage Ranch, One-half Mile South of Culnm- a t 8 o'clock. T he e n te rta in m e n t will hia Orange Hall on the Columbia Itiver Highway, near Corhett. be in c h a rg e of Mrs. W alter Johnson, who is a re a d e r and im p erso n ato r, and several m usical n u m b ers will be giv Sale begins 10:30 s h a rp Sale Rain or Shine F re e Lunch a t Noon en betw een th e acts. “T he Open R oad” w ill he th e su b My lease having expired I am leaving th e farm and am sellin g my e n tire je c t of th e serm on by th e Rev. J. h erd of high p roducing cow s, as w ell as all farm Im plem ents. S tan fo rd Moore S unday evening a t th e LIVESTOCK F airview M ethodist ch u rch . Sunday 15 Cows, ages ranging from 3 to 11, ten fresh at «late of sale, school w ill convene as usual a t 10 a.m. HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. Tirestone Safety and Mileage For Hough W in te r D riv in g PERATORS o f large truck, bus and cab fleets must have rugged, long-mileage tires if they are to make money. That is why so many of them have standardized on Firestone. Experienced race drivers, almost to a man, equip with Firestone. Car owners can have this same extra safety and economy — by using Gum-Dipped Cords. O Gum-Dipping, the Firestone extra process, impreg nates and insulates every fiber of every cord with rubber—insures greater safety and comfort over rough winter roads — builds extra strength and flexibility into tne sidewalls — an exclusive feature that adds thousands of miles to the life of a tire. Come in — let us save you money by equip ping vour car with a set of these wonderful tires — prices are still low. MOST MILES PER DOLLAR Geo. Atkinson Sandy Garage S P R IN G D A L E , OREGON SANDY, OREGO N Kaser’s Service Station, Gresham, Oregon AMBRICAWR IH O U L D FR O D Ü C B T H B IR OW N RUBBBR AUCTION SALE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 PLEASANT VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Lee C hlllcote, Mr. Read, and Miss Peechy, of St. Jo h n s w ere v isito rs S unday a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. K esterson. Mrs. C. A. E k stran d w as called to Albany, Oregon, la st week on account of th e illn ess of h er m o th er, Mrs. Ed- holm , w ho died F rid a y evening and w as b uried M onday aftern o o n at- Albany. A recep tio n for th e te a c h e rs of P le a sa n t V alley school w as held a t the g ran g e hall la st F rid ay evening. T h ere was a larg e atten d an ce. L unch was served and all enjoyed th e evening. Mr. and Mrs. M arvin H ills of P o rt land w ere v isitin g In th e V alley S u n day evening. Mrs. C. F. K esterson and Mrs. G. N. S ager visited MY. and Mrs. E llingham of Mt. T ab o r W ednesday. O. H. Richey and O. N. S ag er w ere P o rtlan d v isito rs W ednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H M cCollough, son R alph, and Miss Ollie E lexander, a t tended a m usical rec ital a t O resham F riday evening. Mrs. C. B. Sim m ons. Mrs. Adams, and Miss F ra n c is L ord, and John ,o rd of A riel, W ashington, relativ es of M rs. H arry S ag er, w ere recen t v isito rs at th e home of th e latter. T h ere will be a show a t P lea san t Valley g ran g e hell F rid a y evening. All a re Invited. T he play w ill be P eter P an .’’ P lea san t V alley g ran g e hall has a new coat of p ain t end th e In terio r Is being kalsom lned and cleaned. The P le a sa n t Valley ch u rc h h as also been painted and Improved. Chicken Dinners. Special chicken dinner -very Wed nesday noon until further notice. 1 Price 50c. W ithrow’s R estau ran t—Ad some Springers. Heifer Hull, Peer Johanna Eayne Team of Horses, 2000 Nine Head Registered 2 years old. Registered Holstein Segis HeKol No. 386818 II. F. II. B. pounds, ID and II. Ayrshires owned by A. Blanc. FARM EQUIPMENT, ETC. S h a rp ie s M ilk in g M ach in e a n d 3 h. p. F a irb a n k s -M o rs e E n g in e . M cC orm ick M ow er. R ake. R id in g C u ltiv a to r. Iro n Age P o ta to D igger. P o ta to P la n te r. M ilk C a rt. M ilk C ans. S e p a ra to r. D ouble S hovel C u tiv a to r. S in g le S hovel C u ltiv a to r. B rooder. B a rre ls. H a n d C ab b ag e P la n te r , 8-foot Saw , 5-foot Saw , 2 C o rn P la n te rs , G ard en D rill, H ay F o rk , C able a n d C a rrie rs , C orn S h e lte rs, L o g g in g C h a in s, M ilk F e v e r O utfit, M ilk T e s te r a n d B o ttles, W h e elb a rro w s, 600-pound P la tfo rm S cales, T ool S h a rp e n e r, G a so lin e L a n te rn , F a rm a n d G a rd e n T o o ls an d o th e r a rtic le s too n u m e ro u s to m e n tio n . HOI S E IIO L II GOODS K itch e n C a b in e t, B re a k fa st T ab le, 5 (’h a irs , 2 H e a te rs , F o ld in g Bed a n d M a ttre ss, Book C ase, H om e C o m fo rt R a n g e , a n d o th e r a rtic le s. TERMS— All sum s $20.00 o r under, Cash. Over $20.00 aix m onth»' tim e on approved notes. In te re st 8 per cen t p er annum T hose d esirin g cred it should m ake ap p licatio n to A. Meyeru, a t F irs t S tate Bank, G resham , Oregon, p rio r to sale. R. W. WILSON, Owner W. S. WOOD & SONS, A u c tio n e e rs. A. M EY E R S, C lerk Now Is the Time to Electrify Your Home. Y or already know that Elrctrir Service Is the most useful and economical servant in the home. ' Why not sta rt now and let Electricity do all your household drudgery for you? . MODERN APPLIANCES AT MODERATE PRICES We have an excellent stork to select from. Electric Store Electric Halldlng PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
