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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1926)
I GRESHAM OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, PEBKUART ä«, IW« Maximum Horsepower Per Man In United States. Sandy Pioneer Passes Away. Death cam e on W ednesday m orning The rapid increase in use of me to John H enry W ewer, aged 81 years, chanical pow er is the secret of high who passed aw ay at the Thom as sa n itarium afte r a serious illness of two productiveness and efficiency of A m er weeks from com plications of h eart ican ind u stry , a g ric u ltu re and tr a n s leakage and diabetes. He w as thought p o rtation, an d is one of the factors ac to be im proving on Monday, b ut ou counting for th e high “r e a l” wages, the following day his condition was or p rosperity, of th e Am erican w orker, ! much worse. Mr. W ewer is an old according to com parative studies of i pioneer of th e Sandy country, having developm ent of prim ary pow er in gone there 50 years ago and tak en up United S tates, m ade by N ational In a hom estead on w hich he had lived d u stria l C onference Board of New | since th a t time. He is survived by York. his wife and th ree children, H enry Wewer who lives on the home place near Sandy, Mrs. A rth u r F risch and Phone Corbett 110« Troutdale, Ore. Mrs. P eter V eatsch, of P o rtland. F u neral services w ere held th is a fte r noon at the Sandy L u th eran church in Contractor and Bnilder ; charge of the Rev. F. D obberfuhl. In term ent was m ade in Cliffside ceme- Let me figure your pinna te ry - ______________ _ , 1 Ij CORBETT DAIRYMAN SELLS MILK ROUTE K. H annem an, who has been en gaged in th e dairying business at Cor bett, has disposed of the retail p art of th e trad e to G eorge B osw orth, con nected w ith th e Hoover G uernsey dairy of P o rtlan d . Mr. H annem an, it is understood, received a handsom e figure for the sale of the m ilk route supplying the retail trad e in P o rtlan d w hich includes some of the best gro ceries in th e city, th e H annetnann J e r sey m ilk selling for 18 cents a q u art. T he m ilk w ill be produced as h ere tofore and w ill go under th e same nam e as form erly, but Mr. H annem an will be relieved of all th e w ork in con nection w ith m ilking, bottling, cool ing and d istrib u tio n and w ill be able to devote m ore of his tim e to th e m an u factu re of ice cream which alread y is m ore th a n locally famous. T his trad e Window Cleaning has grow n enorm ously since it w-as For exp ert window cleaning see sta rted five years ago when, for the ORIENTAL BEAUTY SHOPPE Tajim a, or leave orders w ith John first th ree years the ice cream w as re Special attention given to all Brown, G resham , phone 2501. tailed only to highw ay custom ers. For Heunty Treat menta. the past two years th e production has RESULTS G UARANTEED. New thin g s u nder "Classified.” enjoyed a w holesale trad e in addition T hird S tre et D on't fo rg et th e ad v ertisers when Phone 99x1 to th e retail, several of th e b etter you need any th in g in th e ir line. shops in P o rtlan d having been agents for it. D uring th e year 1925, 5000 gallons w ere disposed of. It is said th a t to u rists as far east as the At lan tic coast have rem em bered and com m ented highly on the brand of home m ade ice cream w hich they p u r We stand ready to serve you, no matter chased at th e H annem an dairy farm where you are. Our complete and modern on the Columbia River highway. motor equipment makes all parts of the city Cecil J. Pounder 8. SERVICE as well as the country accessible. We can arrange to have funeral services in Portland if desired. GATES FUNERAL HOME P h o n e 2471 G re s h a m W illys-K n ight O v e r la n d C h r y sle r FOURS - SIXES IMPLEMENTS MACHINERY MYERS’ SPRAY PUMPS MYERS’ W ATER SYSTEMS for any type or depth of well Oliver Plows and Repairs FAIRBANKS-MORSE SCALES 500 lbs..............$21.85 1000 lbs............ $28.85 HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. W. A. HESSEL Phone 1141 J. C. HESSEL FO R RENT 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per per hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour Polish Your Floors by Electricity Here is a wonderful new invention that takes all the work out o f keeping floors beautif ul and makes this household task a pleasure. Ten timet faster than present methods, it enables you to polish all the floors and linoleum in your home in the time it formerly took to do a single room. Sturdily built to last a lifetime and guar anteed absolutely. JOHNSON'S WAX Electric floor Polisher T h is tn t v efooR n ew e le c tric la b o r - aav er coats o n ly $ 4 2 50— «n<1 we In c lu d e F R B B a $1 SO Johnson lxsnb'»-w»<J M n p and a p in t i 7Sc) th e fam ous Johnson'« L iq u id W a s . __ A s k f o r a d e m o n » te a t i n n ____ 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per 25c per J. E. METZGER I"»* Your Home Furnisher I hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour Powell Vulley Women Hurt in Collision. Mrs. Em il S atte rstro ra and her m other, Mrs. M ary A nderson, aged 71, a re in St. V incents hospital suffering from num erous cu ts and b ru ises w hich they su stain ed when the Ford coupe In w hich they w ere riding and which w as driven by Joseph A nderson collid ed w ith a Hollywood C alifornia m a chine at th e in tersectio n of Union ave nue and Columbia boulevard. P o rtlan d , W ednesday m orning as the th ree Powell Valley resid en ts w ere on th e ir way to Kenton. A nderson was arre ste d on th e charge of failing to stop for a th ro u g h street, • he case to be bro u g h t before M unici pal Ju d g e S tad ter. He slowed up as he approached th e intersection, but failed to m ake a com plete stop as the ord in an ce requires. According to the rep o rt of in v estig atin g m otorcycle cops th e C alifornia au to was proceed ing south on Union avenue and A nder son w as driving w est on Columbia boulevard. T he im pact of th e two c a rs caused th e Hollywood m achine to tu rn over, th ro w in g out the occupants of th e o th e r vehicle. The ladies a re still in th e h ospital, but it is not th o u g h t th e ir in ju rie s are serious. SANDY POWELL VALLEY A double header basket ball game was played at Sandy W ednesday night betw een West Linn and the Sandy team s, the la tte r m eeting its first de feat of th e y ear when W est Linn scored 16 to 10. The Sandy g irls, how ever, p u t up a b etter fight and won over th e W est Linn g irls, 23 to 15. The Sandy high school band dis pensed its u su al fine b rand of music and th e home economic g irls served su p p er to th e p lay ers as is th e custom. A re tu rn double header gam e was Dlayed a t W est Linn la st evening, in which th e scores of both gam es stood in th e ir favor. The Sandy team was defeated 17 to 12 and th is w rests the county cham pionship from them by but five points. The g irls’ score stood 17 to 14 for W est Linn, although they have an o th er chance to play for the cham pionship , w hich will be done later. Sunday services will be as u su al at the Mission church, Sunday school at 9:50, followed by p reaching a t 11 from th e them e, "T he P ray in g C h rist.” In th e evening th e p asto r, the Rev. O. J. W ilner, w ill speak from "T he Old S tory and th e New.” The m onthly session of th e young people's special m eeting w ill be held W ednesday eve ning at th e ch u rch , to w hich all are invited. T here will be a program fol lowed by refresh m en ts. Mrs. Otto M agnuson will en tertain th e D eborah Ladles Aid next T h u rs day afternoon a t her home. All ladles of th e neighborhood a re Invited. The bell rin g e rs' co n cert will be giv en a t th e Mission church S atu rd ay evening, March 6 a t 8 o’clock. T his e n tertain m en t is m ade up of five young men from S eattle who are said to be very adept in the use of bells as used in produeng m usical airs. LUSTED COTTRELL Sunday school at th e C ottrell com m unity ch u rch will begin at 10 o'clock Sunday, followed by p reaching a t 11 by th e Rev. A. R. G lanville, of P o rt land. The Ladles Aid will m eet on W ed nesday afternoon with Mrs. W. H. Breen. A silver tea will he presided over at th is tim e. All are Invited to t ard of T hanks. We wish to exp ress our g ratitu d e to attend. all friends and neighbors who so k ind Not F ar Behind. ly helped us in o u r sad bereavem ent "I heard your son w as an u n d e rta k and also for th e beautiful flowers. er. I th o u g h t you said he was a p h y si Mrs. E lecta P arso n s and Fam ily. cian .” "Not a t all, I Just said he followed P ainting and P apering. See Wm. E arn s for painting, tinting the m edical profession.” and papering. All w ork guaranteed. Try (he D entist. Hogan road. R. 1, Box 70-A, G resh "And how is the little girl? am, Oregon. "W ell! I've had her vaccinated and I’ve had her confirmed, but nothing Jk SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION seem s to cheer her u p !”—C ollier’s. F airview Lodge No. 92, A. F. "R ed ” G range says to the would-be A. M., Sunday aftern o o n , Feb ru a ry 28, 192«. at 2:30. ath lete, “Live a norm al, reg u la r, Members please attend. h ealty life. D on't d rin k liquor. D on't WM. H. STANLEY, Sec'y. smoke. D on't he a loafer.” HARRY F E D E R S PIE L , W M A BANK OF GRESHAM BROADCAST TO YOU” MESSAGE r H A N K O’ G RAM S’ .. —the secret of wealth........................ ......................................—somebody saved be one of the “somebody’s” ..................... -ju st naturally at the................................ ■ POW ELLHURST The pro g ressiv e 500 club of Pow ell- b u rst w as en tertain ed on S atu rd ay evening by Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Eggen- b erg er at th eir home on S tarh ard av e nue. T he evening w as passed in play ing cards, afte r w hich th e hostess, in TROUTDALE her usual pleasing m anner served nn T h ere will be a dance in T routdale elab o rate lunch. H onors fell to Mrs. city hall Saturday evening, F eb ru ary D urland for th e highest score for the 27, given by the social com m ittee of ladies, and Mr. A. B. G ates for the the Mason and E astern S tar chapters. g en tlem en ,'c o n so latio n going to Mrs The proceeds to go to th e Masonic G ates and Mr. Druffln. It w as w ith re luctance th a t as the hour grew late, O rphan Home at F o re st Grove. farew ells w ere paid a fte r a m ost de Mrs. L. A. H arlow left Saturday, F eb ru ary 20. for Salem to join her lightful evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bishoff of Pow ell V al b rother-in-law and sister, Mr. and ley road a re en tertan in g th e P ro g re s Mrs. U. G. Shipley on th eir trip to San F rancisco. They expect to be gone sive 500 club on S atu rd ay evening. It is to be a poverty p arty so Is looked about ten days. Mrs. E arl E llio tt of P o rtlan d is forw ard to w ith m uch interest. Mrs. Chas. Zitz spent several days spending a few days w ith h er aunt, in P o rtlan d last week w ith old friends. Mrs. E lecta P arsons. Mrs. E. J. Wood en tertain ed a t an Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. P aul H ubble and son. inform al luncheon on Friday. The P o w ellh u rst P aren t-T each er as- Jam es, of P o rtland, w ere dinner guests of Mrs. Eunice Robinson T h u rs d a y ' r e l a t i o n is sponsoring an e n te rta ln - evening m ent and “old tim e” dance a t th e com- C. C. Bush. F ord dealer at T rout- m un“ y hal1 F rid ay evening' F e b ru ’ dale, has delivered new Ford Tudor ary sedans to J. W. T eggert and G. R. R 0C K W 00D C lark, both of P o rtlan d , and one to George C ham berlain, of Corbett, the past week i T he P aren t-T ea ch e r association cel- Loyd C. B ram hall of C orbett has ‘ b rated ,h e 29th an n iv ersary of the ju st purchased a new F ord tru c k from o rganization on the evening of F ebru- C. C. Bush. Mr. B ram hall will use his , a ry 19th w lth a m eeting In new tru c k for th e delivering of lum- connection w ith th e reg u lar session. her. C. C. Bush also sold a new tru c k A flne b »rthday cake, the p ro d u ct of to Luke Bushm an of P o rtlan d l a s t , Mr8- M illiard Cook, reposed In state, o rnam ented w ith 29 candles and was week. sam pled to th e satisfactio n of alii The J. H. P eterson, of F airview , p u r chased a new Ford to u rin g ca r last te ach ers p ut on a brief program which w eek and his son Clyde p urchased a w as enjoyed, especially th e w ork of new Ford ro ad ster. Both c a rs ■were th e tw o low er grades. T h eir w ork in m ental arith m etic and reading w as es delivered by C. C. Bush. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. H arlow , of P o rt pecially fine for little tots. T he P aren t-T each er association gave land, w ere dinner guests at th e home a h ard tim e p arty Monday evening, 500 of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Harlow’ T h u rs day evening. Mrs. Felicia Cole, sister and dancing, followed by refresh m en ts of L. A. H arlow , served th e dinner. ta k in g up m ost of the evening. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cole a re visiting here W illard Cook, in kn ick ers, ta tte re d from southern Oregon, so decided to s h irt and ca rp et slip p ers ca rrie d off re m ain and keep house for the H arlow <be Priae for tb e m ost forlorn c«stum e fam ily in the absence of Mrs. L. A. and Ed. McCann won th e prize for the gentlem en. H onors in 500 w ent to H arlow . J. B illiter, whose house w as de Otto S kalsted of Lynch and Mrs. F ar- stroyed by fire recently, is rebuilding. ran d , of Rockwood and consolation to Mrs. O scar W alin and Ole Danielson. The Lusted sew ing club girls will conduct a bake sale a t th e sto re of W alker P ro cto r in P lea san t Home on S atu rd ay afternoon for the benefit of tb e fund which is being raised to de fray th e expenses of club m em bers tp the Oregon A g ricu ltu ral college sum mer. PAGE THREB We have moved our general store to the city hall building, where we will continue the sale of Quality Goods Plus Service at lowest possible prices. We handle Dry Goods, Groceries, Confec tionery, Hardware, Feed, Gas, Oils and Automo bile Accessories. A new visible 10-gallon gas pump is being installed. The Fairview postoftice has been moved with our store. ELSIE LANGLEY & SON Phone Gresham 211. FAIRVIEW, ORE. A SAFE INVESTMENT WITH GOOD DIVIDENDS O u r F ir s t P r e fe r re d S h a re s P a y Y o u 7.2 p e r c e n t o n Y o u r M o n e y . Why Yon Should Buy This Stock 1. Our business is firm ly established, w ell m anaged and perm anent. 2. Your savings w ill be safe. 3. Your incom e w ill be reg u la r and dependable. 4. Dividends paid by check first of each m onth, or q u arte rly . 5. E xem pt from S tate P erso n al P ro p e rty Tax. 6. D ividends exem pt from N orm al F ederal Incom e Tax. Investment Department S20 Electric Building PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO. COAL BRIQUETS A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE Daily Trips to Portland Gresham Phone 1W1 Powell Maple Health Reminders By F red erick D. S trick er, M. D. Typhoid Fever. and Portland Ft. Fast Taylor Phone KAst A.1H9 TODAY TOMORROW EVERY DAY Typhoid fever has show n an a p p a r en t in crease In prevalence In 1925. eat your noon lunch at Typhoid fever is too common In the sta te of Oregon and active m easures are n ecessary for Its prevention. Much disease would be prevented If p h y si cians would re p o rt to h ealth a u th o ri ties all cases of Indefinite Illness am ong food h an d lers as In fam ilies of O ur m eals are a ll home grocers, dairym en, candy and Ice cooked, our serv ice th e best. cream m ak ers, p articu la rly , If sym p tom s point tow ard in testin al or lung Our re g u la r p atro n s w ill Involvem ent. tell you or b etter still come P erso n s who sell foods or who p re and see for yourself. p are or handle foods for sale should realize th a t If th e re is any diseased person in th e ir em ploy, th e ir custom typhoid germ s, and th a t w ithout con ers a re ap t to learn of it and such sta n t and extrem e c a re th e Infection careless d isreg ard of public protection will be tran sm itte d . No m a tte r how will eventually dam age or destroy carefu l she m ay be th e p a tie n t's nurs« th e ir business. T hose who sell foods should not cook nor han d le foods for exposed to Infection m ake them selves o th e r persons. T he ca rele ss disposal liable to prosecution. Every com m u of th e body d isch arg es from typhoid nity should tak e active co n tro l over Its cases m ain tain s th e high developm ent milk supply. ra te of typhoid cases. Both th e kid Sw im m ing In polluted w ater ac ney Hnd in te stin al d isch arg es should counted for a num ber of cases of ty he sterllzed from th e beginning of the phoid. T he w ate r of all sw im m ing Illness. Typhoid vaccine w ill prevent pools should be sterilized d u rin g its typhoid fever but not a fte r the person circu latio n . Is alread y infected. Im m unization C am pers som etim es c o n tra c t ty ag ain st typhoid is highly recom phoid Infection from th e w ater or food mended. supplies. T he w ell or sp rin g may be , Typhoid fever w as alm o st unknow n contam inated. Most strea m s a re pol- : In th e arm y, and would be in our luted. T he only safety lies In boiling j com m unities if everyone was p ro tec t or chem ical disinfection before using. ' ed ag a in st th is disease. Every case of P erso n s who co n tem p late cam ping typhoid is caused by c a rele ssn ess or should become Immunized ag a in st ty failu re of some individual to observe phoid as an added precaution. the ru les of com mon decency or clea n T h o u g h tlessn ess has resu lted in liness. T he an n u al to ll from typhoid m any cases of typhoid fever. C ontact in Oregon is too large, an d only by infection in typhoid fam ilies causes tak in g active preventive m easu res c..n m any cases. T he fam ily of a typhoid . we erad icate the disease. p atien t should rem em ber th a t th e p a tien t, his hands, bedding and eatin g I Money to loan on real estate. Farm u ten sils a re co n stan tly Infected w ith I loans at < per c e n t H W Thorne. The Oscarette
