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G resham O utlook
\ OL. 16, NO. 73
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
HIGH SCHOOL MAY
ADD MORE BUSSES
REVIVAL CAMPAIGN IS
GROWING IN INTEREST
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I», I»25
BAPTIST CHURCH WILL
REMODEL BUILDING
OREGON PION EEK H AS
KIR TUOA Y CELEBRATION
(1.50 Per Year
SLIPPERY ROADS
CAUSE ACCIDENTS
Sunday services a t th e M ethodist
Of in te re st to th e G resham friends
I Episcopal ch u rch w ere well attended
I of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Miller, p are n ts of
' and in te re st in th e revival cam paign
K. A. Miller of th is place, w ill be th e
The m em bers of the G resham Union | deepens. Many people from P o rtlan d
account
of th e recent b irth d ay ob serv
high school board, w ith P rin c ip a l
begun pipeless gas fu rn ace in th e basem eut
T h ree uutom ohile accidents, one of
Cannon, m ade a trip to R ainier th is anU Joining in tb e serv ice/ T * rt o r ! "
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Wber‘ th e b n “ <- for h eatin g purposes. P rovision is to ance of Mrs. M iller, rem em bered by
them
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be m ade for a kitchen and o th e r eq u ip
Rose Stevensen. L ast Sunday the oc of the Sabbath day in th e close vicin
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C: l ,t e , l a r y - W ilb u r p r e s e n t lo c a tio n to p e r m i t t h e e x c .v a - m ent along th is line.
th e high school a t th a t place and in M
M ethod.st ch u rch ,n P o rtlan d atten d - tion of a b as,,nivllt tb e tu ll 8 iïe uf , be
ity of G resham Sunday, th e re su lt
v estigate d etails of its bus line s e r
ed in a body on S atu rd ay evening, ch u rc h building an,I th e a d d itio n a l!
*<>r«nements w ill include th e h e r busball(1 w erp jn
probably of th e rain on th e pavem ents,
vice. The d istric t ow ns and operates Miss Caffray s preach in g is clea r-cu t room wWch ig to be buUt. Ag
- p a p e r in g p ainting. etc of th e In-
dence of her son, K. A. M iller, w here which alw ays at the beginning of the
its own school bus lin^s th e re and it and stro n g and Miss C h risten se n ’s th e s tru c tu re is moved to one side, op- 1 If h h , ’ ”7
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awaited th e rain y season m akes th e highw ays u n
w as for th e purpose of inform ation s t n n i n r r io
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W1U be atarted fl)r »>* ««=»-
I guests. O thers who w ere p resen t w ere usually sleek for a few days. The
th a t the m em bers of th e board here
T onigh t at the ch u rch w ill be ch u rch j vation of a ba8em ent about 3 0 ,
f w t to take place to be confined alone to Mr. an d Mrs. B ayard M iller and baby m ost serio u s of th e sm ashups was that
determ ined to confer w ith the R ainier night, tom orrow , business people's
the ch u rch building.
The en tire
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, Alden M iller who cam e down from in w hich Mrs. L illian P. Newton, 143
in size w hich will be finished th ro u g h
school authorities.
prem ises is to be treated to a g en eral P
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n ight, T hursday, fam ily night and out in cem ent as a firm foundation.
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( .o n a ills over the w eek-end. Mrs K L addington court, P o rtlan d , lost her
The high school d istric t here is con F riday, high school night. A h earty
cleaning up and straig h ten in g up un- i ,
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A. M iller s sister, Miss Agnes Cline, of life. She w as in sta n tly killed and Mrs.
tem plating p u ttin g on a t le ast tw o ad invitation to all th ese services is ex
Upon the com pletion of th e b ase h e i . i w
lh « T 7 r 'Sh“ U beJ n ke“p- P o rtlan d , the host and hostess and F ra n k A. Reed suffered a broken arm
ditional busses by th e first of th e year tended to all.
m ent and th e foundation, the ch u rch
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1,1 «'HUghter, Virginia,
when th e ir m achine skidded into the
to accom m odate th e 60 o r m ore s tu
w ill be moved back to its p rese n t site that , p n a rt t of , th
e city. The sq u a re ac re
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T here w as no g en eral m eeting y es
of
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arc
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church
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age of seven ditch on flip Base L ine road at the
dents who a re looking th is w ay for a
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m
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in
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terd ay , the w o rk ers ta k in g th e day and
and p arsonage is to be leveled and laid
* J” , / j “ * WHb " er p are n ts T ro u td ale cro ssin g about 6:30 o'clock
high school home and who m ay en ter
evening for rest, but th e re will be re- i spects th a t will add not only to the
G resham Union high school at the be vival services every evening, including | PPea,r anCe ° f tl,e bU“ d in s but w i,‘ out into a su itab le law n, a drivew ay 1 J ° hn a “ d Hebecca Stevenson, began Sunday m orning
The tw o ladies, F ra n k A. Reed and
g inning of th e second sem ester. The S aturday , and a g reat dav is expected p ro *lde am P,e roo,u for the growing to en circle the two buildings. T he old th e long ard u o u s trip acro ss the plains
Illinois. The journey becam e so a youth about 19 y ears of age w ere in
m oney received from th e tu itio n of next Sunday w hich may be th e close ”
SCh° o1 a “ d c°ngrega- sidew alk, w hich is in a poor c o n d itio n ,, from
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1 irksom e for th e little g irl who, with th e m achine and had sta rte d out to
th ese students, who a re outside the o f t h e s n p f i a i b p p v I p p .
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! tio n - P e rh a p s th e m ost im p o rta n t of e.
is to be replaced w ith a new one up to
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be th * bulld,nK of “ 12-foot , the proper
proper' grad
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* * » accus- Rhododendron w here Mrs. N ew ton's
d istric t proper, could w ell ta k e care adu lts a re held on T uesday W ednes- ‘he8e
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, 8 addition on to th e re a r of the ch u rch the
nronertv.
,om
*'d ,o th e fre*dom ° f
“ '»1 *»'0 husband is engaged in building a sum
of the e x tra expense in c u rred for th eir day, T h u rsd ay and F riday aftern
the
property.
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did not ap p re cia te long h o u rs in a m er hom e for his fam ily. T hey had
tra n sp o rta tio n . T he question would at 2:30 and for ch ild ren at 3:45 on th e
8 e n t' re * dth T his w ill provide for
It is thought a conservative esti- jo stlin g w agon in th e slow -m oving approached th e crossing and saw the
co n fro n t th e board a t th is tim e w h eth sam e days.
two additional classro o m s and a s u it
m ate of the foregoing im provem ents | em ig ran t tra in , th a t her fath e r finally T ro u td a le ca r in th e d istance, when
er it is cheaper for th e d istric t to own
able b ap tistry .
will be approxim ately »3.000. Mr. Ran- p u rch ased for her a sm all w hite pony th e d riv er applied th e b rak es sudden
and operate its own busses, as at
It is planned to raze th e old belfry dail. a co n tra cto r living at A rholeda. w itb w bich to eolltlnue
tr lp . On
R ainier, or w h eth er to pay the d rivers
ly. Instead of stopping, how ever, as
and ow ners of th e m achine and let the publication of a new d irecto ry in in ap p earan ce on th e no rth w est m m »•
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little anim al she made he intended, th e m achine skidded on
the n ear fu tu re.
S u b scrib ers "a re o, , ^ " “ " . „ 7 w t i .
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>'>b- '^ U,e moving of th e rem ain d er of th e Journey, m uch to
m e n to
ear notify
iu tu th
re e . office
S u b of
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tin ll.lln iz m . i u ,
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' he t, rem
ain and
d er ai|niiratj(,n
of th e Journey,
m uch
to th e wet pavem ent and w ent into the
them assum e th e ir own upkeep.
asked
changes
or of ... t h e b“
iIdin« ; | ' ‘' » ‘ r " ■11 be o f the church building to C urtis B rothers.
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A nother m a tte r to receive th e a tte n correctio n s desired. T hose w ishing
size to p erm it of a room be- of P o rtland.
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•‘""»■’■anon ot her sm all ditch.
correctio n s desired. T hose w ishing
com panions.
tion of the v isito rs at R ain ier today is ad v ertisin g space should call the *n8 m ade av ailab le for S unday school
I he tra in crew assisted in pulling
A nother little incident of th e trip the victim s from the w reck and. find
the auto m echanics d ep artm en t w hich M ultnom ah and C lackam as County classroom purposes, if it is needed
Geo
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neeueu. i Leo. t u rrin has p urchased a new acrO88 tb e co n tln en t w hh.b tbv sm a„
is being successfully ca rrie d as a p a rt M utual T elephone Co., M. A. Hoss
se creta ry . Phone 1991._Adv
!,tallw ays are to be co n stru c te d , | C lirysler sedan of H essel Im p lem en t (laugbter of K A Millt,r la k es keeu ing Mrs. Newton unconscious, rushed
of th e re g u la r high school curricu lu m
I one leading from the re a r to ttie base- com pany.
her to G resham w here she w as a tte n d
d elight in hearin g re-told is th e day ed by Drs. G eorge Inglis and H. II.
in th a t school. T here has been some any fu rth e r details connected w ith th e '» cu t and one in the vestibule in the
when g ran d m o th er aud her sister, A u H ughes. They tried for a co n sid erable
ta lk of adding such a d ep a rtm en t to course.
, tow er en tra n ce to th e basem ent.
Holiday Greeting Curds.
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usta, now Mrs. A ugusta Chase, aged len g th of tim e to resu sc ita te her. hut
the G resham high school and in the
1 he trip w as m ade th is m orning
T he basem ent itself is to be well
They a re h ere now for your se lec 86, living at Oregon City, lost th eir
event of th is ta k in g place, the board th ro u g h the co u rtesy of B raley & finished and if n ecessary in th is tern-
she probably had been killed in stan tly .
tion. Your individual or firm nam e
w ishes to ac q u ain t itself w ith w hat G raham , Dodge autom obile dealers, of p o rary classroom s, a t least, can be p rin ted in lots of 25 or more, witli en dolls on .the p lain s. T he em ig ran t H er body was tak en to the M etzger
equipm ent w ould be n ec essary and P ortland.
| U8etl It ,g bejng planned to ln sta ll a velopes to m atch. P rices very re a so n tra in hail paused for a sh o rt tim e and u n d ertak in g p arlo ra and la te r tu rn ed
able. O rder n o n . G resham Outlook. th e tw o little g irls w ere enjoying a over to the coroner, who delivered it
play w ith th e ir dolls, real sto re dolls, to th e relatives. Mrs Reed w as tak
w hich in th at tim e w ere ra re . The en to Em anuel hospital w here It was
tra in began to load and move on learned she w as suffering from a
q u ic k ly a and in th e com m otion, the broken arm .
dolls w ere left behind and w ere for-1 , , , ,
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n eed , who w as dr ving the m
achine
til several , m iles had passed.
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U h en th e sm all m others th o u g h t of
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I p roaching at a d istan ce of 250 feet and
th e ir ch arg es. It w as out of th e q u e s - l . h „,
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tion to re tu rn for them and they had I
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th e m achine w as stopped w ithin 50
to console them selves w ith te ars. The
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I fert, lan d in g In th e ditch. No iuuuest
sad p a rt of th e story is th a t never ■
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I is considered n ecessary in the case.
again did they possess real dolls, but
An accident o ccu rred about 8:15
hud to co n ten t them selves w ith corn
Sunday evening at the P o rtlan d E lec
cob and stick dollies.
T he S tevenson fam ily first settled at tric cro ssin g at L lnnem ann in w hich a
S p rin g w a ter on a donation land claim , Mrs. T aylor, from th e L en ts d istric t,
moving afte rw a rd up into th e C as w as m ore or less cu t and bruised, her
cades n ea r th e p o rtag e railro ad , at husband hrulsed co n siderably about
about th e p resen t location of th e city th e legs. A P o rtlan d woman, Mrs. D.
of C ascade Locks. They w ere th e re at E. N ickerson, suffered a severe shak
ing up. The m achines of both p arties
the tim e of (he Indian m assacre.
T he pioneer re la te s th a t at th e age a re in G resham g arag es in u badly
of 12 y ea rs she received h er flrBt pro dam aged condition. Mrs. N ickerson,
posal of m arriag e.
So m any men who was driving a la st y e a r's W tllys-
w ere w ithout hom es and wives and K night, was alone in her m achine,
young ladies w ere num erous th ro u g h - com ing o ut from P o rtlan d for an a f
I out the settlem en t, hut Miss Stevenson te rn o o n 's visit w ith Mr. and Mrs. M. M,
decided th a t she p referre d an ed u ca Squire. On nearin g the L lnnem ann
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tion to th e honor of becom ing a wife i cro ssin —
at such an <<«rly age and successfully I Hp)w u p ' b ut Instead of slacking the
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. eluded num erous ad m irers who glunc- speed of the m achine, the ca r skidded
acro
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th
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trac
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and
for
som e d istance
i ed in h e r direction. H er sister. A u
g usta, had m a rried and moved to Ore- below and tu rn ed half way aro u n d in
I gon City, so it w as w ith th is sister the road J u s t at th a t In stan t a Ford,
Je n n ie now m ade her home and be- driven by Mr. T aylor, com ing in from
I «an atten d in g a g irls' school near the east, crash ed into the W lllys-
M ilwaukie. T his school is p ractically K night. dealing it a severe blow on the
■ he sam e in stitu tio n as th e p resen t rig h t. It seem s to be a question w hich
St. H elena H all in P o rtlan d .
She of th e tw o m achines Is dam aged the
! ta u g h t school for a num ber of y ears m ore. T he Ford w as taken to the
and w as not m a rried until well Into R ak er g ara g e and th e la rg e r ca r to the
G resham g arage. T he fram es of both
her tw enties.
F our ch ild ren w ere born to her I nii,< h 'n,'H a re about out of com m ission,
union witli Mr. M iller, Alice, w ho died ra d ia to rs Jammed, axles and w heels
I a num ber of y ea rs ago, E. O. Miller, bent and broken and o th e r m a terial
residing at Sellw ood, Dr. It. W. Miller dam age done.
Mrs. T aylor, who was the m ost s e ri
j now m aking a to u r of E urope and 1^.
A. M iller, of G resham . Besides her ously Injured of th e th ree, w as taken
s is te r who resid es at Oregon City, to th e hom e of U. O. S m ith w here her
she has a b ro th er, John Stevenson In ju ries w ere dressed by a G resham
n early 90 y ears of age who lives at piiysician. It w as n ecessary to take
Cape H orn, W ashington.
Up until sev eral stitch e s in face wounds. She
less th an a y ear ago Mrs. M iller was and h er husband w ere rem oved to
the youngest of five living children. th e ir home by th e R ak er g ara g e s e r
Two sis te rs passed aw ay at about th< vice and Mrs. Nl< kerson was brought
to th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. S q uire
i holiday seaso n last year
. Mr. and Mrs. M iller celeb rated th eir w here h e r husband called for her
golden w edding seven y ears ago. They later.
An accident o ccu rred Sunday fo re
reside on Miller avenue in Heilwood
a p a rt of th e old M iller donation land noon n ea r th e cro ssin g w here th e
| claim . Mrs. M iller has been a llfe- M ontavilla c a r cro sses th e Base L ine
it was
: long m em ber of th e Methodist. Episco- road on Its way to P o rtlan d
! pal ch u rch and the grunge and for sim ila r to th e o th er m ishaps of th e
m ore th an 16 y ears has been ch ap lain day, probably due to stopping too su d
1 of th e g ran g e at L en ts and Is still denly on a slippery pavem ent. A m an,
j activ e in her w ork in th a t connection. whose n a m e was not learned, was east
She Is placid and even In her te m p e ra bound on th e highw ay w ith tw o t r a i l
m ent and tak es th e keenest in te re st In ers, each co n tain in g a h o rse w hich he
all th a t goes on in a busy w orld. Hhe was b rin g in g from th e stock show .
has m any frien d s who u n ite in w ishes One an im al becam e loose, but w ith the
for m any happy re tu rn s of her b irth- assista n c e of a p asserb y , w as safe!)
r ?
Sacred to Their Memory
M ay their deed s of valor an d self sacrifice al
w ays rem ain fresh in o u r thoughts.
T o them w e ow e m u ch —and in reverent th a n k
fulness w e bow our head s in their honor.
The undersigned, business and professional men o f
Gresham, hereby dedicate this space to the honor
and memory o f the brave lads for whom the Arm is
tice came too late.
C o n tin u ed on page 3
CHICKEN DINNER and BAZAAR
Ky Kiangellral Women’s l'alea
AYLSWORTH & MARTIN
SANITARY MARKET
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
H. L. ST. CLAIR.
BAILEY'S BARBER SHOP
DR. A. W. BOTKIN
DR J. G. STURE
W HEELER S BARBER SHOP
D. M. ROBERTS
WITH ROW CONFECTIONERY
GRESHAM GARAGE
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
GrrsltHMi (¿rnlitre Hall, Friday, November 13
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BAZAAR AFTBRNOON AND EVENING
DINNER SERVED 8:30 TO 8 p . M.
Pt .k‘u ? X’i ~ C r^ ,nf‘d £J‘*,e*en on B iscuit, Mashed Potatoes, Corn,
n kies. Jelly. ( a r r o t .Salad, Cold Slaw , Je llo with W hipped Cream
Cake and toffee. Price Sue. C hildren, 5 to 10 years. 35cP
C ountry Store. C andy Booth. F ancy Work
P ro g ram In Evening.