GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
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PLEASANT VALLEY
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
W. J. H erw lg. g eneral se creta ry of
the A nti-N arcotic E ducational asso cia
tion, w ill speak on th e subject of n a r
cotic dru g s in th e P leasant V alley
ch u rch Sunday m orning. March 21, a t
11:15. On Monday evening, M arch 22,
a t 8 o'clock, th e Rev. T. W. Bunday,
re tu rn e d m issionary, w ill bring a very
in te restin g stereopticon le ctu re in th e
P le a sa n t Valley church, on his w ork
in the P hilippines. T he church board
w ill meet T uesday evening, M arch 23,
to p rep a re its w ork for th e q u a rte rly
conference.
The m em bers of T ro u td ale and F air-
view lodge of A. F. & A. M. w ere en
te rtain e d S atu rd ay evening at C h an ti
cleer Inn by Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mor
gan who tre a te d th e ir guests to a
dainty banquet. S everal g ran d officers
w ere p resen t and gave in te restin g
ta lk s on various su b jects. G rand L ec
tu re r A rth u r B erridge spoke on "T he
Golden Rule.” Ju d g e Stevenson of
P o rtlan d and P a st G rand Com m ander
of th e K nights of T em p lar M ilton L.
Myers, of Salem, spoke of the o rd er of
M asonry and th e ir ta lk s w ere m uch
enjoyed. G rand S ecretary D. R. Cheney
PLEASANT HOME
and F ra n k P atte rso n , g ran d p ast high
p riest of th e Royal A rch, w ere also
Sunday school will convene a t 10
o'clock Sunday at the P leasan t Home present.
M ethodist church, followed by p rea ch
D. W. McKay, of F airview , in a m ost
ing service a t 11:15 from th e subject, able m anner, gave th e h isto ry of th e
"T he W ill of God.” E pw orth League Fairview lodge. T his g ath erin g a t
w ill m eet in the evening a t 7:30 and C hanticleer Inn h as become an an n u a l
th e subject, “V erbs of C h ristian Liv event to w hich th e Masons look fo r
ing—to Do’,, w ill be discussed under w ard w ith m uch p leasu re as it is one
the leadership of Mrs. E. W. W itbnell. of th e best social affairs d u rin g each
T he m em bers of th e L eague will year. Mr. an d Mrs. M organ received
give an en te rta in m e n t a t th e church m any com plim ents for th e ir kind and
S atu rd ay evening, .March 27. T he pro gracious hospitality.
ceeds w ill be used to s ta r t a piano
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard E h rm an and
fund.
some frien d s from P o rtlan d enjoyed
the sun sh in e Sunday out h ere a t th e
Gurden Service.
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h rm an 's sum m er home.
P ru n in g , landscaping, law ns, sp a a
ing. Old fashioned gardens a specialty.
Mr. and Mrs. George P e rry w ere d in
Com plete line of fru it and o rnam ental n er guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Mc
tre e s and sh ru b s for sale. W. W.
Kay on T h u rsd ay evening, and on S a t
Stow e, phone 321.—Adv.
urday Mr. and Mrs. P ate rso n , of P o rt
land, enjoyed th e h o sp itality of th e
Card of T hanks.
We w ish to th a n k our friends and McKays. Of course th e m ain featu re
neighbors for th e ir sym pathy and help of the m enu w as sm elts.
in our rec en t bereavem ent.
Mrs. Ja sp e r C rane has as her house
F. E. B ram and C hildren.
AUCTION SALE
A t my home on Sandy Boulevard, one-half
mile west of Fairview.
B ereavem ent com pels me to sell all of my fu rn itu re and house
hold goods consisting of very fine fu rn itu re , all of w hich h as been
w ell kept. Some of the principa^l a rticle s a re en u m erated below:
SAUTRDAY, MARCH 27
Sale Will Begin at 1 1*. M. Sharp
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Hot Point Huirlies Electric Hnnire. No. 8 Cook Stove, new
washable top. 2 Nice Heating Stoves. New Overstuffed
Mohair Cover Davenport. 2 Axmlnster Hugs, Hl x 12.
Axmlnster Hutr, 8 x 8. Velvet Carpet. Ingrain Carpet. 3
Nice Bedroom Suites, complete. 1 Overstuffed/Leather
Covered Hocking Chairs. I Good Hocking Chairs. (5 New
Diningroom ('hairs. (> Leather Bottom Chairs. Good
Book Case. Very Nice Couch. Large 8-day Clock. Ex
tension Dining Table, seat Hi people. Library Table. Ele
gant Buffet in first class condition, kitchen Cabinet.
Large lot of Bedding, Curtains, etc. Lot of Bed Springs
and Mattresses. 100 Emit Jars. Lot of Canned Fruit. Lot
of other household goods too numerous to mention, and
lot of small tools and implements.
TERM S—All sum s $20.00 or under, cash. Over $20.00 six m o n th s’
tim e w ith in te re st a t 8 per cent per annum on approved notes.
T hose desiring cred it should see clerk, A. M eyers, a t F irs t S tate
Bank, G resham , Oregon, before day of sale.
A. KRONENBERG, Owner
W. A. WILSON, Auctioneer
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A. ME YEHS, Clerk
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Lower in price than any other closed car in the world, of
standard specifications — sliding gear transmission,
heavy channel steel frame, extra roomy body dimensions
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Miss A nna E tling, who teaches
school a t W arrendale, spent th e w eek
end w ith her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Etling.
Mr. and Mrs. R ussell T illm an and
tw o ch ild ren sp en t Sunday at Pow ell
Valley as th e gu ests of C harles Jo h n
son and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Sig K nighton, who re
cently sold th e ir sto re here, have
moved to R ainier.
O scar P a tte rso n of W ashougal,
W ashington, w as calling on old friends
a t C orbett on Sunday.
Lower in price than any other closed car of equal
quality. The only low-priced car with such quality
materials as genuine Molybdenum steel, genuine
Chrome Vanadium steel, and such quality equipment as
Auto-Lite starting, lighting and ignition, Tillotson car
buretor, Stewart vacuum feed—and 86 other superior
features . . .
Mrs. L. A. Harlow Is quite 111 at this
anon. Oregon, for a w eek’s visit.
Mr .and Mrs. Ed. Vogel and ch il
dren, o f The D alles, sp en t a few days
visiting w ith Mr. and Mrs. George
P arish . Mr. Vogel is a b ro th er of Mrs.
P arish .
The F low er club m et a t th e public
lib rary T h u rsd ay aftern o o n and elec
tion of officers w as one of th e fea
tu res. The p resident, Mrs. A. D. K en
dall, w as re-elected and vice p resident,
Mrs. C. I. Thom as, 2d vice president,
Mrs. E unice Robinson, 3d vice p re si
dent, Mrs. M. B. M cGinnis: secretary ,
Mrs. L. G. Howell. All kinds of early
flowers w ere discussed and also plans
m ade for the display of flowers during
the sum m er and fall. Much in te re st Is
displayed and a large crow d attended.
Mrs. M. B. A nderson of S eattle a r
rived a t T ro u td ale th is week to visit
her p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. H arry Mc
Ginnis.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K um m er of P o rt
land w ere guests a t th e K n a rr home
S atu rd ay and Sunday and spent p art
of th e tim e at the riv er w here many
SANDY BLUFF
The C ottrell com m unity h as electric
lights now and to help defray th ese
expenses th e re will be a b ask et social
on Friday, M arch 19, at th e ch u rch .
All th e ladies a re asked to b rin g b as
kets and the men th e cash.
The L adles Aid w ill m eet W ednes
day, March 17, w ith Mrs. Ja c k Brophy.
Mrs. N. H olbrook and Miss Rose
P o tter, te ac h ers o f C o ttrell, and the
eighth g rad e g irls en tertain ed th e
b ask et ball boys of C ottrell a t dinner
and social evening a t th e home of J. B.
Fow ler, Monday, March 15.
Mr. and Mrs. W atkins and d au g h
te rs, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caldo and niece
m otored as far as Brightw ood Sunday
and enjoyed w atching th e fishing at
th e lake a t th e hatchery.
Mrs. A. R adford gave h er husband
and her b ro th er, Joe Caldo, each a
five-tube A m erican S uper radio th is
la st w eek of which they a re very
proud.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ault, C larence
B row ning and Pete and Geo. H augluin
sp en t a very enjoyable evening S a tu r
day a t th e 8. O. C arrell home. In
Powell V alley dancing "ye old tim e
dances.”
A lbert A ult en tertain ed his friend
H arvey M orris of P o rtlan d , on one
evening of last week.
ROCKWOOD
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V. O. B. Factory
Prices and Specifications su b ject.
to change without notice
The New
Willy* Lillunee Plan
offers
easy
tim e-paym ent
term s at th e low est cred it-
,
cost In th e Industry.
T he p asto r is urging all to rem em
ber the Sunday school hour a t 10
o’clock Sundays. H e re p o rts th a t th e
atten d a n ce Is Increasing.
E rn e st
P eterso n of P o rtlan d w as p rese n t la st
Sunday and sta rte d a co n test In th e
S unday school to raise money to pay
for th e piano In th e ch u rch . Mr. and
Mrs. P eterso n will be p rese n t again
March 21 and 28 with special m usic
and a snappy program . Each m em ber
of the Sunday school Is w orking h ard
to b rin g in th eir dollar by n ex t S u n
day, and a few pennies from th e older
folks will help.
T he Rev. T. W. Bunday, retu rn ed
m issionary from the P hilippines, will
be p rese n t Sunday evening a t 8 o'clock
a t the ch u rch and will bring a very
in te restin g account of his w ork along
w ith p ictu re slides.
T he boys' and g irls' glee club w ill
m eet T uesday evening a t 7 o'clock at
the p arsonage to begin p ractice on
m usic for E aster.
Lynlitirst
with Sliding Gear Tran-ml**lon
H E S S E L IM P L E M E N T C O .
Phone 1141
from all over thia p art of th e sta te
co n g reg ate on th is occasion and many
oth er people who form erly lived here
but have moved elsew here re tu rn each
y ears a t th is tim e.
Dan B ollenbaugh of C anyonville,
Oregon, is visiting at th e M. B. Mc
G innis home.
Mrs. E unice Robinson and son Rob
ert, d au g h ter R oberta and Mrs. Mary
P arso n s sp en t W ednesday in P o rtlan d
a t the Dr. Jam es Robinson home. Mrs.
S. F, H arlow of P o rtlan d , w as also a
guest.
w riting.
Corbett g rad e school ball team and
T he P aren t-T ea ch e r circle held its T ro u td ale team played h ere last F ri
reg u la r m eeting F riday and had a very day. th e gam e ending, 13 to 8 in favor
in te restin g m eeting. Among th e m any of T routdale.
topics discussed w as th e closing of
dances at m idnight. They decided to
BORING
give several m ore dances in o rd er to
A larg e crow d attended th e reg u la r
raise funds to send some of our boys
and g irls to C orvallis to sum m er social m eeting of th e Boring com m u
school who belong to th e boys' and nity club, held In the I. O. O. F. hall
F riday evening.
B renton Vedder,
g irls' club.
The next dance w ill be held on county school su p erin ten d en t, gave a
M arch 27. A very good p ro g ram w as ta lk as did R. E. Cannon, p rin cip al of
given.
Amy and D orothy K endall G resham Union high school. Both
gave a piano duet w hich w as w orthy w ere ap p reciated by th e audience.
of m ention and Mrs. W. C. Spence A risin g vote of th a n k s by all In a t
to
Miss
gave in stru c tiv e c u rre n t events and tendance w as ten d ered
Mrs. C. I. T hom as read a good paper D orothy Dickey and th e boys and girls
on h ealth , la st week being h ealth of the Union high school o rc h e stra of
week, Mrs. A. D. K endall gave a r e G resham for th e b eau tifu l selections
p o rt of th e executive board m eeting which they played. They responded
a num ber of tim es to th e call for
held in P o rtlan d before.
Mrs. R. D. H ew itt and Mrs. W allace m ore m usic. It is to be hoped they
Spence served d ain ty refre sh m e n ts a t will v isit Boring ag ain in th e n ear
future. Over 100 w ere given lunch,
the close of th e m eeting.
which w as served free by th e p atro n s
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Zeibeck and Miss of the school d istric t No. 44.
M arjorie K endall and A rth u r M atches
Two A nderson boys of South D a
spent T uesday evening in P o rtlan d at kota and Mr. W hite of M ontana visited
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. H arlow . at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
Jo h n B urns re tu rn e d Monday from Meyers Sunday. T he A nderson boys
a few days’ v isit in Spokane w ith his a re b ro th ers-in -law of Mrs. M ayers’
m other, Mrs. M arg aret B u rn s and sis son, w ho resides in M ontana.
ter, Miss Jo h a n n a fiu rn s. He found
J. S unday's dog w hich w as m issing
his m other much im proved from her for several days w as found T h u rsd ay
long illn ess but not able to re tu rn by R. E. Richey. T he dog attach ed to
home w ith him but expects to be able a 25-foot rope was so badly tangled In
to m ake the trip in an o th er month
a hazel bush It could not get loose.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Richey moved th is
Mrs. W ill C raw ford who has been ill
for th e p ast w eek is som ew hat im last week into the house fo rh ierly oc
cluded by th eir son, J. A. Richey. The
proved at th is w riting.
Mrs. F ra n k Sweeney of P o rtlan d is la tte r and his fam ily have moved into
spending a few days w ith Mrs. E lecta the house on the home place.
"T he Will of God" will he th e topic
P arsons.
of
the serm on S unday m orning a t 11
Mrs. D ora Shute, Mrs. A nna Jones
o'clock
a t th e M ethodist ch u rch In Bor
and Mr. and Mrs. E a rl E llio tt of P o rt
land w ere Sunday v isito rs at th e home ing, by th e Rev. E. W. W ithnell. S un
day school will follow at 11 o'clock.
of Mrs. E. P arsons.
A Boy Scout m eeting will be held a t
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n B ounder and
the
ch u rch Monday evening.
d au g h ter Ardel left Monday for Leb
OVERLAND
Gresham
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-makes the goin’ easier
A
LIVE
GROWING
BANK ACCOUNT
TROUTDALE
SEDAN
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19, lfc»
guest this week Miss Laing, of Port w ere g ath ered to w atch th e sm elt run
People
land.
f and also to aee th e crow d
MORE QUALITY
for less MONEY
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FRIDAY, MARCH
Oregon
4 lab Give*
Party.
—at this convenient bank
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRESIIAM, OREGON
—is a good “jolt absorber’’
for the “rough spots’’ in life
—guaranteed.
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.
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The Fairview postol'tice has been moved
with our store.
ELSIE LANGLEY & SON
Phone Gresham 211.
FAIRVIEW, ORE.
A SAFE INVESTMENT
WITH GOOD DIVIDENDS
Our First Preferred Shares Pay You
7.2 per cent on Your Money.
Why You Should Buy This Stock
1. Our business is firmly established, w ell m anaged and perm anent.
2. Y our savings w ill be safe.
3. Your Income will be re g 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 (Normal F ed eral Incom e Tax.
Investment Department
880 Electric Building
PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO.
SERVICE..that satisfies
i m i i w i i i i n m m m n i m u m i m i i m i m R M i n m n n n i n r r . n rt n i i t w r i » n ' t , ' » ’Tt’ ' w
It Is g ratify in g to know th a t our p restig e has been
attain ed th ro u g h th e confidence of p atro n s and
friends In our ability to ren d er satisfy in g service.
P ersonal supervision of all d etails assu re s our
p atro n s freedom from u n n ecessary responsibility at
a p a rtic u la rly try in g tim e.
Satisijlng service Is the keynote nt thi* estab
lishment.
,... rtn m t m i . i n in i n » in n m i m i iw m i
niw tn ■ n u u m n u n n in tn n 111 n i u i >
GATES FUNERAL HOME
Phone 2471
Gresham
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COAL
BRIQUETS
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Daily Tripa to Portland
Gresham
Phone
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Powell
and
Maple
FAIRVIEW
On Sunday m orning, M arch 21, at
9:45 a. m., W. J. H erw lg w ill deliver a
lectu re on the subject of “ dope” in the
MethodiHt church.
T he W om en's society of th e Sm ith
Memorial P resb y terian ch u rch will
hold its m onthly afternoon tea at the
m anse T h u rsd ay , M arch 25. Mrs. E.
I). H olgate and Mrs. S. L. Lockwood
will a s sist th e hostess, Mrs. E. R. D.
H ollensted.
T he an n u al m eeting of th e frien d s
and m em bers of th e P re sb y teria n
church will be held at th e schoolhouse
au d ito riu m Friday, M arch 26. A p o t
luck d in n er will be served at 7 o’clock.
"C onditional B lessings" w ill he the
them e of a serm on Sunday m orning at
11 o'clock a t th e Sm ith Memorial
ch u rch by th e p asto r, th e Rev. E. It.
D. H ollensted. Sunday school will b e
gin prom ptly a t 10 o'clock.
L y n h u rst Ladles' Sew ing club held
a 500 p arty T uesday evening, March
1« at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. John
L am bert, B arker road. An enjoyable
tim e was spent by all present. Mrs. A.
McGregor and Mr. D. Young won the
honors. A dainty lunch w as served,
Get Arqaainted (or a Dollar.
a fte r which music and danc ing w ere
Send
$1 for a special 5-m onths’ su b
Indulged in. The proceeds will be g iv
scrip tio n to SUNSET -the
W est’s
en the four clubs of Lynch schcxil to G reat N ational M agazine— th e clean,
help sw ell th e funds.
up to date m onthly for the w hole fam
ily. S p are-tim e ag en ts wanted. Ad
Money to loan on real estate. Farm d ress No. 460 F o u rth stre e t, San F ra n -
ciaco, C alifornia.—Adv.
loans at 8 per c e n t 11 W T horne
Portland
F t Fast Taylor
Phone EAat 63*9
CAMP HILL
T he Camp HUI W om an's club will
hold its next reg u la r m eeting W ed
nesday, March 24 a t th e home of Mrs.
A nderegg, Powell Valley road.
A very enjoyable card p arty was
held S atu rd ay evening, March 13, a t
th e home of Mrs. Johnson, on Powell
Valley road. T he room s w ere elab o r
ately decorated with g reen s and sh a m
rock suggestive of St. P a tric k ’s day.
T he honors a t ca rd s w ere aw arded
I Mrs. H erb ert Lynch and E lm er Zen-
ger, who w ere g u ests of th e club.
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In Oregon keen In terest has been
aro u sed In th e state-w id e debating
co n tests, In w hich sco res of g ranges
will p articip a te, w ith som« lively de
bates In m any sections o f the sta te
d u rin g th e com ing m onths. T he q ues
tion for debate will be, “ Resolved, that
th e federal governm ent should not be
gin tb e developm ent of an y aew r e
clam atio n p ro jects u n til th e re Is a de
m and for ag ric u ltu ra l p ro d u cts at a
. p rice th a t will pay cost of production
plus a reaso n ab le profit.” T hese de-
! bates a re to be conducted u nder stric t
ru les of uniform ity and will be heard
by large g ran g e audiences, w ith the
public invited to atten d In m any In
stances.
Classified Ada. are some clasa.
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