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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1926)
> LIVESTOCK CLUBS GROW , w ill be in IX INTEREST IX COUNTY , w ith th e Livestock w ork is grow ing rapidly according to rep o rts from the office of County Club A gent W. D. K inder. An en th u siastic m eeting was held a t the Victory schoolhouse on th e evening of A pril 19. when boys and girls in te re st ed in dairy and pig club w ork w ere p rese n t besides a large num ber of p a r ents. L. J. Allen, livestock leader of th e state, gave a splendid ta lk on calf and pig club w ork in general, discuss ing feeds, m anagem ent and accurate record keeping. Mr. K inder gave help ful in stru ctio n s in the filing and filling of the records and reports. The com m unities of Fairview , T routdale, L u st ed, O rient, Victory and Pow ell Valley w ere represented a t the g ath erin g and th e older ones p resen t showed their in te rest and w illingness to cooperate w ith the boys and g irls in th e ir efforts. Miss Lucy Case, n u tritio n specialist, th e county A pril 23 to w ork leaders of the grow th and health clubs. A grow ing in te re st is being show n in th is club and a very m arked difference in the Individuals who a re ca rry in g out full in stru ctio n s in diets, exercise and oth er points is noticeable. Mrs. B. W. T h o rn e has Just com plet ed her first 100 per cen t club in th e county for 1926. She has w orked hard w ith her cooking club and h as put over a fine piece of work, according to Mr. K inder. T he club consisted of 15 members, P e a rl Yandell, Lois Kelly, L aura Todd, E dith Morgan, K ath erin e Dietl, Jean E lkington, Jean Inglis, Ro berta K idder, N ellie Johnson, Alice Shelley, M arjorie A ylsw orth, Emma D orvland, Ju a n ita Adams, Elizabeth Blonu and C h arlo tte Johnson. The club has raised funds sufficient to send a delegate to sum m er school at C or vallis. P earl Yandell having been se lected to m ake the trip. GRAVEL C rushed R ock, R oad M aterial W a lr a d & W r ig h t, In c . P o rtla n d P h o n e EA. 2330 G re sh am P h o n e 1631 WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ,' E C O N O M w hen you a re in need of a com petent, experienced, sym pathetic m ortician. We ru th le ssly cu t out all the unn ecessary fancy trap p in g s and trim m ings of a fu n eral and give you solid w orth and genuine p erso n al service, a t low c o s t GATES FUNERAL HOME Phone 2471 AUCTION SALE RALPH JO H ANSO N FARM Near Orient school, Mt. Hood Loop Highway, about Five Miles East of Gresham, Oregon, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1926 Sale Begins at 1 P. M. I am q u ittin g th e farm to e n g a g e in o th e r w ork, an d m ust, th e re fo r sell a ll m y live sto ck a n d fa rm m ac h in ery . A cco rd in g ly I w ill sell a t a u c tio n on th e above d ate. SA LE BEGINNIN G AT 1 P. M., a ll of th e fo llo w in g : Registered Jersey Helfer of the St. Mawes stock. Reg istered Jersey Helfer of the W. S. Ladd stock. Team of Mares both nine years old. weight about 2860 Ibsj a good team in every way. Colt Gelding, two years old last Feb ruary, weight about 1200 lbs. New Vertical Lift Deering Mowing Machine, has cut 20 acres of hay only. Hay rake. Hay Carriage, Fork and Rope. Hay Rack. Hoover Potato Digger. John Deere Manure Spreader, capacity 70 bushels. 16-ineh Oliver Plow. 3-section Iron Harrow. Orchard Spray Pump. Iron Shod Sled. Set Farm Harness and lot of horse collars. Post Hole Auger. 200 feet inch cable with block. Double trees, eveners, single trees, swamp hooks, jind a lot of small implements ami tools too nu merous to mention. TERMS— Sum s under $20.00, 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 notes approved by clerk. Just What You’ve Been Looking For B ailey’s Bob and B eauty Shoppe now open to the public. E xpert m a r celling and all kinds of beauty w ork —Adv. Bank of Gresham BROADCAST —every one of us is driving through life ...................there’s two roads.................... the “rough road of spending” ................. . . . . . . .and the “smooth road of saving” which one...............are you using............ get over on the smooth road today with an account at the SPECIAL SALE BANK OF GRESHAM GRESH A M , OREGON on COATS COLUMBIA HEIGHTS T he outlook for a very good fru it crop th is year is prom ising and ju d g ing by th e size of th e ch erries, prunes and o th e r early varieties, th e season P o p u la r T w eeds and o th e r w ill be alm ost six weeks e a rlie r th an m ix tu re fab rics s trik e th e heretofore. T he w eath er has been n ew est fe a tu re fo r w om en ideal all sp rin g and the farm ers all a n d m isses. over ea ste rn M ultnom ah county have SPO R T COATS in tan , g reen , an early s ta rt w ith seeding and p lan t ing w hich w ill be to th e ir ad vantage if g ray , h e n n a a n d m ix tu re s. it is a dry sum m er as is being predict S p ecially priced fo r ed. The early cauliflow er is looking S a tu rd a y splendid and th e grow ers a re anticl p atln g an early harv est. T he m any friends of Floyd Reed will be so rry to learn th a t he w as removed to th e hospital again Monday. It is sin cerely hoped he w ill reg ain his h ealth soon. Mrs. E lizabeth Morgan, of C orbett, is rebuilding th e postoffice. F erry Settlem eler has ju st purchased J u s t receiv ed — M any a tt r a c t 80 ac res of tim b er land n ear S pring- ive sty le s in d resse s fo r house dale and w ill begin a t once to cu t the o r s tr e e t w ear. E n g lish tim ber and clear th e land. P rin ts , G in g h a m s & L inens. Jo h n D obbins and his b ro th er, Joe, M any c o lo rin g s; flared s k irts, who own land n ear th e highw ay at se t in sleeves. U pper L ato u rell, have ju st finished a S a tu rd a y S pecial m odern bungalow and furnished it b eautifully and have tak en possession of th e ir new home. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. R asm ussen w ent to T he D alles last w eek afte r spend ing a sh o rt tim e a t th e ir Sandy ranch Mrs. L ottie Benfield retu rn ed to C or bett a lte r a six m o n th s’ stay in Call fornla w ith relativ es and friends. She d eclares th a t no place looks as good O sburn Bldg. G resh am as home. Mrs. E. M. H enderson of Crown Point ch alet will give a reception for h er sister, Mrs. F ra n ce s C arry, on T h u rsd ay evening, who recently Old Time and Modern bought a home a t Oswego w here she intends to go into business. Dancing will be th e pastim e of th e evening "and cake and ice cream will be served N eighbors and young people In the com m unity w ill be welcome. WASH DRESSES $1.45 to $2.45 The Ladies’ Shoppe DANCE Given by Girls’ Cooking Club to send delegates to O. A. C. FA IR V IE W CITY HALL Saturday, May 1 Tables for ‘•500’ Good M usic Good Time Good Floor Good Eats BORING The Rev. E. W. W ithnell will preach at Boring Sunday m orning a t 10 o’clock on th e su b ject “Sin, Its W ages, and th e Gift of God.” Sunday school will be held a t 11 o’clock. In th e eve ning a t 8 o'clock th e re w ill be a special service for Odd Fellow s on the su b ject "L ife's T re a su re s.” On F ri day, A pril 30, a m usical program will be given, the proceeds to be used as a paym ent on th e new piano. The p ro gram will be announced later. R efreshm ents served by th e Club RALPH JOHANSON, Owner R. I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer A. MEVERS, Clerk A dmission, Ladies 25c COTTRELL ‘Gravity Balance’ gives America a new power sensation The extraordinary per formance-ability of this beautiful, big, high-pow ered Overland Six is win ning over hosts of new en thusiasts in every com munity in America. With a full 40-brake horsepow er delivered in a direct line from its gravity-bal anced engine straight through to the rear axle shaft, it is the snappiest, fastest, most aggressive car this country has ever seen in its size-or-price S IX S E D A N 935 $ F. O. II, Factory Prices and Speclflcatlons sub- lect to chango without notice. T he New W I L L Y ’S F IN A N C E PLAN offers easy tim e-pay m ent term s a t th e low est cred it-co st In the Industry. O verland Six Hessel Implement Co. The Sunday school of th e C ottrell J. C. H ESSEL W. A. H ESSEL Com m unity ch u rch will m eet at 10 Phone Gresham 1111 o’clock Sunday, followed by preaching by the Rev. Mr. H acking, of P ortland. Mrs. C arl Goger and Mrs. 8. B. Splaw n will conduct a sliver tea a t the C h a rter No. 257 R eserve D istrict No. 12 home of Mrs. Goger W ednesday a fte r Report of the Condition of noon for the benefit of the Ladles Aid. E rn e st M eyers w as able to re tu rn to At I ro utdale, in the S tate of Oregon, a t close of business A pril 12 1928 school T h u rsd ay m orning after an a t RESOURCES tack of the mumps. Mrs. B erth a Clym er and Andy W alt 1. L oans and discounts, including rediscounts- accep tan ces or bills of exchange, sold w ith endorsem ent of th e bank (Including e rs and his sister, Alta, drove down Item s show n In 29. 30, and 32, If a n y ) .......... « from Hood River Sunday and visited 2. O v erd rafts secured and u n se c u re d ............................... ....................... ’ w ith Mr, and Mrs. S. B. Splaw n. 3. U. S. governm ent secu rities owned, including those show n in item s 30 and 35, If a n y .................................................................. 8 350 00 VICTORY 4. O ther bonds, w a rra n ts and secu rities, including foreign govern m ent, state, m unclpal, co rp o ratio n , etc., Including those F o rty w ere p resen t T h u rsd ay after-1 show n In Item s 30 and 35, If a n y ....................................... 2 498 21 noon at the m eeting of th e W om en’s Stocks, secu rities, claim s, liens, judgm ents, e tc ........................... E vangelical Union w hich m et at the 743.92 B anking house, $4,800.00; fu rn itu re and fixtures, $3,200 00 hom e of Mrs. R obert K erslake. The 8,000.00 (ab) Cash on hand In v au lt and due from banks, b an k ers and usual ro u tin e of business was tra n s- j co?1I)an*eB designated and approved rese rv e ag en ts of acted, followed by a lunch. An ice 111J H 11*1 II K cream social is being planned for the 11. Checks on banks outside city or tow n of rep o rtin g bank and o th er 6,586.42 n ear future. cash Item s ....................... 126.37 Total cash and due from banks. Items 8. 9. 10 and 11. . $8,712.79 POWELL VALLEY 15. O ther assets. If a n y ....................... 167.32 Total T he G arden G irls’ club will give a ................ ........................................................................ wienie ro ast and outdoor p arty a t the Pow ell Valley schoolhouse Tuesday .................» « ? « * evening, to w hich everyone is w el 1.250.00 come. Home m ade candy, w ienies and 18. (a) Undivided profits .............................................................. $1 254 65 buns will be sold, th e proceeds to be Interest and taxes p a i d ... 1 102 01 152.64 22 fndhiA hki *’,’' I’O? ,T S ’1 ?th e r than b ank", subject to reserv e used for th e benefit of the club. 23. Individual deposits subject to check. Including deposits due the S tate of Oregon, county, cities or o th er public funds FAIRVIEW 25 f a«hler.s checks of th is hank ou tstan d in g payable on d e m a n d '' 58.392.88 1,089.02 T otal of dem and deposits, o th er th an bank deposits, subject to “P ilgrim s of the N ight” will be the them e of the serm on Sunday m orning DEPOSITS, subject to reserv e and p ay at 11 o'clock at th e Sm ith Memorial able on dem and or su b ject to notice: P resb y terian church by th e pasto r, the 27. I inn* certificates of deponft outH tanding....................... K Tin sr Rev. E. R D. H ollensted. Sunday 28. Savings deposits, payable su b ject to n o tice....................................... 24771 «8 school will begin prom ptly at 10 Total of tim e aud savings deposits payable on dem and or su b o'clock. ject to notice, Items 27 aud 28.......................................$30,082 73 Total T u rn over a new leaf—to th e W ant $105,967.27 Ads. « S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss I. M McGowan Bloyd, a ssista n t cash ier of pmniv .u ' u ' ----- I T ” -------- - the ab,,ve nam ed bank, do sol- | a m " b e ll" " ", a , " 'n nt «• ,r u ” ‘he best of my know ledge TROUTDALE STATE BANK « At Your Door W ithjfothing £lse to Pay E q u ip p e d W ith Of Coulee Ucu Want a e -p , * F r o n t a n d R e a r B u m p e rs ; A u to m atic W in dshield C lean er, R ear V ie w M irro r, T ra n s - m is s io n L o c k ( b u i l t - i n ' ; R a d ia t o r S h a tt e r s ; M o to - M e te r, Com bination Stop and T a il Light. Essex costs little more than lowest priced “ Fours” . Built on famous Super-Six patents it gives the performance, comfort, smoothness, good looks and riding ease of the largest selling “ Six” type in the world. *It is economical in fuel, tires, oil and maintenance. It retains high resale value. In every automobile quality it is time proved in the handsof more than 300,000 owners. w G ents. 60c EVERYBODY WELCOME * M “STRAIGHT AHEAD’’ MESSAGE M.C. Webster Motor Co. DANCE AT SANDY Sat. Eve., April 21 A RT. ELW O OD a n d hi» o rc h e s tra A dm ission $1.00 a couple ICORRBTT A »«..,. I « U ,, „ ’ ••.’ •d to w z n Bloyd. Asst. Cashier. 11 OKHM T—A ttest L. M. Cleek. H. E. Bloyd. D irectors. S ubscribed and sw orn to before me th is 21st day of April 1926. JOHN S HUDSON, N otary Public, ___________ 2____________ ___ _______ com m ission ex p ires Feb. 17, 1928. LUSTED The Lusted Sew ing club g irls will I give a basket social on T h u rsd ay eve ning, April 29. at the Lusted school house. A program will be rendered and th e P lea san t Homs o rch e stra will 'p la y . SANDY P reaching services will be held at the Sandy ch u rch on Sunday evening a t 7:30. The Rev. H. Bickford will speak at th is service. T h ere will be special music.
