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TW ICE
A
WEEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 1«, NO. 18
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. APRIL 80. 192«
LAST RESPECTS PAID
HOME MISSIONS WOMEN
JOE DUNNE FOR
EDR AGED RESIDENT
WILL CONFER MAY Ó
JOINT SENATOR
Additional Local*
gl.00 per Year
B. E. M ULK EY’S HAT IN
FO RM ER R E SID E N T H E R E
CO NG RESSIO NA L RING
W R IT E S FROM MONTANA
Mrs. !• McColl retu rn ed Tuesday
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T he Mission church in Pow ell Valley
A p rogram of in te rest has been pre- . . .
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B. F. Mulkey, pro m in en t law yer of
Tbe o u tlo o k is In receipt of a le tte r
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w as w ell filled w ith sym pathizing
' p ared w hich w ill be ren d ered Wednes-
P o rtlan d and w ell know n in G resham from j . M> Brookg of H ardln M ontana
w
eeks
ago
to
visit
w
ith
relativ
es.
friends T uesday afternoon who g a th
, day, May 5, a t th e first an n u al con-
and vicinity, Is one of the th ree m en !glvlnR an ,n,e re stin g description of the
T he G resham Circle of the E v an g el
ered to pay th e ir last re sp e c ts to th e ;
’ vention of th e W om an's Home M ission-
seeking the rep u b lican nom ination for recent g tran g t, phenom enon in connec-
m em ory of Jon as M agnuson who died I
■ ary society, at th e M ethodist ch u rch in ical W om en's union w ill m eet on co n g ress from th is th e th ird d istrict.
tion w ith th e A urora B orealis, as seen
T
h
u
rsd
ay
aftern
o
o
n
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May
16,
w
ith
Mrs.
F rid ay afternoon from apoplexy at the
! G resham . T his w ill be th e first se s
The o th ers are, M aurice E. C rum pack- from his location. He also te lls of
A1
P
eier.
A
full
atten
d
an
ce
of
mein-
age of 91 years. In the absence of the
sion for the E astern d istric t of th e
er. p resen t incum bent, and N orm an S.
conference and a num ber of in te rest- b ,r s *” desired as «‘’T angem ents will R ichards. T he dem ocratic candidate conditions in the w heat section in
re g u la r p astor of the church, th e Rev.
w hich he is actively Interested. Mr.
be mude for w ork in connection w ith
O. H. L arson, form erly p asto r of th e
ing num bers w ill appear.
is Joseph B. C arson, of P o rtland.
Brooks is a b ro th er of Mrs. R ichard
M ission church, officiated at th e
The o u tstan d in g ad d resses of th e ' the conference w hich will be held in
Mr. Mulkey is a w ell know n and Beadle. Follow ing is th e le tte r:
I
G
resham
May
13
to
16.
V
isitors
a
re
p reaching service u nder the direction
day will be given by Mrs. M. N orthrup,
highly resp ected citizen of P o rtlan d
"1 noticed in the issue A pril 16 an
I of P asadena. C alifornia, who is th e | cordially welcomed,
of th e G ates F u n eral home. Many
and well fitted by education and ex item re fe rrin g to the phenom enon in
n
ational
field
secretary
.
She
w
ill'
Mrs.
W
ilhelm
ina
V
olbrecht
spent
the
b eautiful floral offerings attested th e
perience for th e position he seeks. He connection with the n o rth ern lights as
reg a rd in w hich Mr. M agnuson w as
speak on th e subject of ‘ M ethods” at flrst th ree w eeks of April serving on w as for eight years a m em ber of th e
seen in your section recently. Will
held in th e com m unity. Mrs. O. H.
11:30, and will give an ad d ress in th e the M ultnom ah county ju ry at the Oregon sta te sen ate: four and one-half
sta te th a t it w as observed in th is re-
L arso n and Mrs. K arl H agberg each
co
u
rth
o
u
se
in
P
o
rtlan
d
,
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Miss Olla Davis
y ears p rosecuting atto rn ey of th e first . gjon „ igo
ren d ered solos and th e Rev. and Mrs.
of P o rtlan d , a prom inent settlem en t I T he A m erican Legion baseball team Judicial d istric t of O regon; five years
"T he A urora wag geen flrg, a very
L arson sang a duet. T he p a llb ea re rs
w orker, w ill discuss P o rtla n d ’s settle- won a P ractice gam e from a team com a m em ber of the faculty of th e Nor- „ne dlgpiayi th en ,a te r th e m ygterlou,
w ere Em il S atte rstro m , P. Staffenson,
m ent cen ter. C hildren s w ork w ill be Posed of p lay ers from F airview and m al school at Monmouth and five | cIrcle ap p e ared . T be A u ro ra |g gpen
A. C. Sw ard, G ust C arlson, F ra n k S taf
touched upon by Mrs. E. C. Miller and T routdale, Sunday, by a 15 to 10 score, y ears p resid en t of th e S tate norm al here freq u en tly , at least once or tw ice
fenson and C harles Palm blad.
the young people's work, by Mrs. J. A. Tuerck, M iddleton and Wood coni- school a t A shland.
, eacb year.
JO SE PH E. DUNNE.
Jo n as M agnuson w as born in Verm -
Rice. Mrs. E. J. Swafford, of Salem Prised the b atterie s for G resham . The
He Introduced the flrst local option : - ln my ' 4O yearg llvlng on the to a g t
land, Sweden, M arch 30, 1835, and
Joe Dunne, candidate for sta te sen- will be p resen t and speak in th e in te r- lo<?al8 Put th e gam e on ice in th e early m easu re in th e Oregon se n ate and w as [ rg cau but OIle sfght of tb(1 n o rth ern
lived th e re until 1893 w hen he cam e to a to r from th e jo in t d istric t of Multno- ests of th e old people's home. Mrs. E. in n ln fs and w ith a safe lead gave the acting p resid en t of th e sta te sen ate j lights. T hat wag about lg9J j th ink
W isconsin, residing th e re 12 years. niah, C leckam as and Colum bia coun E. W elling w ill give a read in g a t th e visitors a ch ance to g et some base when th e d irec t p rim ary bill w as re
ties, is ju s t th e m an who should be
w hile I w as on the Base L ine near the
From th e re he moved to Oregon and elected to the sta te senate. A m ore conclusion of Miss D avis’ talk.
ru n n ln g practice.
stored to th e ca len d ar a fte r its defeat 12-mile corner.
h as lived in th is vicinity for the past (Straightforw ard, thorough, v ersatile
Next
Sunday,
May
2
th
e
Legion
team
The aftern o o n will be occupied w ith
th ree days before and p ut in course of
”1 am up h ere on th e top of the
20 years. He is survived by his widow, dependable business m an can n o t be a ro u tin e of business, b ut preceding will tan g le w ith th e M arcell club of passage. H e believes in th a t law and
Mrs. M arie M agnuson and th re e ch il found in Oregon. T he Outlook knows th is the Ja p an e se w ork w ill receive P o rtland. T he M arcells a re young fel is opposed to any effort to destroy its w orld about 35 m iles from H ardin,
him and is prep ared to back up th is
Montana. I am w ith a farm in g c o r
dren , Swan M agnuson, Mrs. A. A nder statem ent. He has a wide ac q u ain t atten tio n . Miss V erna H ertzler and lows from F ra n k lin high school and force and effect.
poration th a t gets its land from the
son and Mrs. Swan Olson, 15 g rand- ance. H is friends a re legion. He will Dr. C. W. H uett will speak on th is should m ake it in te restin g for th e lo
H e believes m any em ployes of the
ch ild ren and four g re a t g ran d ch il- have th e loyal su p p o rt of th e very phase of home m issions. Mrs. N orth- cals. The gam e will be called at 2:30 governm ent in th e postal an d other Crow Indian reserv atio n u n d er lease.
We are plow ing an d seeding a lot of
dren. Mr. M agnuson w as held in high best and ,n ° st influential citizens in rup will again add ress the convention on S tapleton field,
services a re underpaid, and th a t such new ground in flnx. F inished the
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P ortlan d and the counties named,
esteem in his neighborhood, w as a . Joe is a big m an and h as su b stan tia l in th e afternoon. Mrs. E. W. Ayls- 1 T he Rev F H. Dawson, of Mt. Ver- em ployes should be well paid as a Just w heat u few days ago and com m enced
splendid husband and fa th e r and ideas and nothing of a . freak n a tu re w orth will ren d er a vocal solo p re . | non, W ashington, re tu rn e d to his home rew ard for th e ir services and also as a seeding flax yesterday. Our rounds
, ,
Thursday afte r spending several days
th ro u ghout his long illn ess w as ex- will get by him if he can possibly pre- ceding Mrs. N o rth ru p . s address.
, w ith , he Rev alld Mrg w T K lotz_ sta n d ard to be follow ed for th e em- j a re two m iles long each w ay, m aking
em plary in patience and fortitude. Tb« v.ent
,Be is a man who ha» conv*c
A pot luck luncheon w ill be served ' bach.
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, i tions and in sp ires confidence. He has
four m iles a ro u n d trip . W ill be seed-
rem ains w ere in te rre d in D ouglas , broad ,deag and th e pubUc good at a t noon.
, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hickox, who a re co u n try for those public se rv a n ts who,
Ing u n til som e tim e in Ju n e. T he to tal
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occupying
th
e
Joe
Com
stock
house
In
cem etery.
I heart. T here is no selfishness about
Peacock alley east of R oberts avenue, like our firem an and policem en, risk acreag e in w heat and flax w ill be b et
------------------------ ; Joe. He is safe from every stan d -
Methodist Episcopal Church.
are spending a day or s o at Longview, th e ir lives for th e p ro tectio n of the te r th an 100,000 th is season. We have
A sim ple and effective way of kill- P ° 'nt. He is safe on th e tax ques-
The Bible school will m eet as usual W ashington. They recen tly cam e here public.
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tions. He is s a f e on th e w et and dry
th ree b atteries of d rills, five d rills in
ing fleshy rooted p la n ts like th e dande- q u estlo n . He is safe on the autom o- a t 10 a. m. w ith classes for all and a from C olerain, M innesota, flrst sto p
He believes in co n serv atio n of n a t each, and a cu ltiv a to r attac h ed to each
ping at Hood R iver to v isit Mr. and
lion and m any other w eeds th a t m ar bile legislation. He is not afraid to w arm w elcom e for stran g e rs.
u ra l reso u rces but says the co n serv a drill. Each seeding outfit tak es a
Mrs. Comstock.
law ns is use of sodium arsen ite. A vote no even if he is th e only one. He
T h ere w ill be special m usic by the
Miss D orothy g Cooper proved a tion should be for th e sole benefit of width of 54 feet, so we get over a lot
sh a rp slender wood stick is dipped in J ' s no^ a tra d e r but goes a lte r w hat he choir. The serm on in connection w ith charm ing hostess* T h u rsd ay evening
the people w ithin th e sta te w ho should of ground each duy.
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. ¡w ants and strik e s out from th e should
the poison and th ru s t down thro u g h er ag a in st w hat be doesn., w ant
th e m o rning w orship w ill be by the when she en tertain ed 24 of her friends have fa r m ore rig h t th a n th ey now
-H a rd in is 12 m iles from Crow
the0? a k a l l , .hon:
th e cen ter of th e plant. T he arsen ic 1 jo e D unne is p resid en t of th e Ore- Rev. C. I. A ndrew s, who holds th e I by a, !,,k a ti'1«
have to determ in e w h at disposition Agency, w hich la tte r place Is n ear the
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or
of
her
1
<
th
birthday.
She
ch
artered
trav e ls thro u g h all p a rts of the root gon S tate Motor association, a d irecto r double position of professor In th e
the Section L ine bus, driven by her
be m ade of th e pow er sites and scene of th e fam ous b attle field w here
system and the m ost re sis ta n t p lant *n the M ultnom ah County F air asso- K im ball School of Theology and d i b ro th er, Tom Cooper, and the trip to should
fo rests and lands w ithin its borders. ) C uster m ade his la st stand, Ju n e 25,
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ciation,
a
p
a
st
consul
com
m
ander
of
w .ll live but a sh o rt tlm e .-O . A. C. Ex- 1 M ultno’m ah‘’Camp 77, W oodm an of the rec to r of relig io u s education w ithin and from th e Oaks w as m ade in th is
Mr. Mulkey says:
My platform ig 7g A big celeb ratio n is planned for
p erim ent S tation.
i W orld. H e is a R o tarian , a Moose, a the bounds of th e Oregon conference, p leasan t conveyance. Upon th e re tu rn sta n d s four sq u a re on all th e g re a t is
the p resen t year, when th e 7th Cavalry
of
th
e
p
arty
to
G
resham
,
the
young
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,. I S h rin er, an Oddfellow, an E lks, etc. and is the re p rese n tativ e of th e Board
people rep aired to the Cooper home sues, am ong w hich a re p rotection of will be here and cam p on th e banks of
C edar Door and Window S creens.
But he s >8ns him self as “ju st a busi- of E ducation of th e M ethodist E pisco w
here refre sh m e n ts w ere served and childhood, resu rv ey of fo re st reserv es, th e L ittle Bighorn. A g re a t m any vis
Good screens 2-8x6-8>4, $1.95. We ness m an w illing to serve th e public,
pal ch u rch w ithin th e Oregon co n fer m usic enjoyed.
th e upholding of th e
E ig h teen th ito rs a re expected to be presen t.
have several styles and sizes, all gal- i not a , politician.”
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cooley cam e
vanized screen, m ortised and tenored
L et’s m ake su re Joe D unne is sen t ence. He is described as a very p le as home
“ I enjoy read in g th e Outlook and
T h u rsd ay evening from a trip to am endm ent, and energy and diligence
jo in ts. Window screen s and special t0 the senate
ing sp eak er and those who a re p riv il so u th ern Oregon points. They left applied to th e b u sin ess of th e sta te .”
keeping in touch w ith th e p ro g ress in
sized doors m ade to order. G resham I
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eged to h ear him w ill be profited.
S atu rd ay and visited flrst w ith two
P ow ell’s V alley an d M ultnom ah coun-
R u a rk sells McCormick D eering
W oodw orking Shop, phone 50x1.
In th e aftern o o n a t 2:30 th e re will b ro th ers and a siste r of Mr. Cooley at
Zlon Evangelical Services.
ty, j gPnd g ree tin g s to my friends in
farm m achines, 300 B elm ont St., P o rt
E
ugene
and
on
T
uesday
w
ent
to
The Old Reliable McCormic and
P reach in g service w ill be held a t 11 „ _. „
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be a Sunday school rally and P ro fes
land, and pays the freight.—Adv.
Riddle w here Mrs. Cooley’s p are n ts, o'clock Sunday m orning at the Zion OreRham a n <* vicinity.
Deering Binders.
sor A ndrew s will speak again. Some Mr. and Mrs. R obert R ogers, reside
Mowers, R akes, P. O. Plow s, K entucky .
E vangelical ch u rch and th e topic for
special m usic w ill be given and a g en They left R iddle T h u rsd ay m orning the serm on will be, “N athanatfi th e In- Mrs. W illiam I.indenian P asses Away,
THINK! THINK! THINK!
D rills are all standard. If you have 1
for
home
eral discussion of the needs of our
Insurance for Farmers.
an y of th is line you can alw ays get (
vig o rated .” T his w ill be a c h a ra c te r
Mrs. N ettle L indeinan, aged 29 years,
Mrs. H. E g g erg lu s of E v erett, W ash- study of the person called N athanial passed aw ay early T uesday m orning
p a rts a t th e In tern atio n al H arvester
schools on th e Pow ell Valley
T he F a rm e rs ’ “M utual F ire Relief Sunday
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. Ingtou, retu rn ed to h er hom e T uesday
Co. Buy your new m achines direct. Assn, of P o rtlan d is in its tw en ty -sec circuit.
O ther p oints on th e circ u it a ffer spending a week w ith h er so n -in and will an sw er the question, "W hy at Em anuel ho sp ital w here she had
See R uark.—Adv.
been tak en th e day before. She re sid
ond year, w ith a to tal m em bership of w ill be rep resen ted . T his m eeting will law and d au g h ter, th e Rev. and Mrs Do Men Believe In Je su s? ”
E veryone not having a ch u rch home ed n ear B ru n n er statio n on the Sec-
15,000, th e la rg e st F a rm e rs’ M utual
E. H o rstm an n .
be
helpful
to
all
w
o
rk
ers
am
ong
young
elsew h ere is co rd ially invited to at- I tion L ine road about a m ile w est of
Oliver Plow s, C ultivators, Im ple F ire In su ra n ce Assn, on th e Pacific
D inner g u ests at th e hom e of Mr.
G resham and had been ill at her home
m ents, P lan e t J r. G arden S eeders and Coast. All fire losses prom ptly paid. people especially and older ones will and Mrs. U. G. Saiki W ednesday w ere tend th ese services.
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several weeks before co n su ltin g a
C ultivators, M yers’ W ater System s, No low er ra te on farm in su ran ce can find m uch of in terest.
F red T. Mills, of P o rtlan d , editor of
Undenominational Servlet's.
physician. She w as bro u g h t to th e of-
M yers' hay tools. H essel Im plem ent be found w est of th e Rocky m ountains.
The E pw orth L eague is p lanning to I th e “ Jew ish Age,” Ralph B utterfield,
Sunday school at th e U ndenom lna- A®0 ° I Dr. M ary Becker who later
Company.
If you w ant any th in g along co-opera hold its evening m eeting on G resham !
1»
conducting
a
revival
service
at
tional tem ple will begin at 10 o'clock called In Dr. Geo. Inglis. T ogether they
tive lines for F arm ers or need In su r
e BI,bleJ S tan d ard ch u rch , also his
and preach in g w ill begin at 2 ordered the w om an's rem oval to
F o r low est ra te s on autom obile, ance, call on P re sid en t H. W. S nashall Butte if th e w eath er is favorable. T he tb
song leader, Mr. W ilson, and Mrs. Sunday
In th e aftern o o n , preceded by a song Em anuel h ospital, w here she lived less
tru c k and general in su ran c e see B. W. a t the F air grounds, G resham , Oregon. sta rt will be m ade from th e chu rch Je ssie C athey and d au g h ter Lois.
service.
T h ere will be p reach in g th an 24 hours She is survived by her
T h o rn e.—Adv.
Phone 2101.—Adv.
prom ptly a t 5:30 an d it is planned to
C o n tin u ed on page 4
again in the evening by th e p asto r, tho husband, W illiam L indeinan, a son.
be back in tim e for the evening s e r
Rev. S. F. P itts. P ra y e r service will William Jr. ami h er fath er, W illiam
vice a t 7:30. H elen R ogers w’ill be the
PLEASANT VALLEY be held T uesday evening and young Fensk. F u n eral services will be held
S atu rd ay aftern o o n at th e resid en tial
people's m eeting F riday ^evening.
leader and th e topic is “C h rist in the
chapel of M iller & T racey. In term e n t
W orld’s Music.”
Mrs. Olive G ertln and son H arold of
will be in M ultnom ah cem etery.
Stands for Modification.
At 7:30 prom ptly th e evening ser- ' P o rtland w ere ca lle rs at th e home of
“A
ttention
Is
called
by
th
e
S
an
d
b
last
i
vice will begin w ith a song service led X l t o g d Mr8’ ° ’ N’ S“ Ker 8 atu rd a y for S en ato r Club, 420 Railw ay Ex- !
POWELL VALLEY
by H. W. S tro n g and the p asto r. Dr. C. j Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Cheek of L ents change building, P o rtlan d , Oregon to
W. H uett. w ill speak on th e them e, “A w ere visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe P illiter his platform and biography, w hich are
Services a t th e Mission ch u rch will
published on page 8 of th e V oter's be as usual Sunday, Sunday school to
Wise Choice.” T his will be a sh o rt j Sundnv.
P am p h let by th e S ecre tary of State. convene at 9:50, followed by p reach ing
and
m eeting but one full of in te re st to all.
and
C ,arence PaH"
on Chief plank is MODIFICATION OF at 11. T he services In th e evening will
",
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'c h ild re n of D am ascus called
The d istric t convention of th e Worn frien d s h ere T uesday evening.
VOLSTEAD ACT—REFERENDUM
OF
. .m e
. b« In E nglish and th e re wfil be sptxiial
H IBITIO N LAWS. H is slogan Is music ami singing.
an ’s Home M issionary society will
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n A shenbrenner “ PRO
U 'in a
o » v /I
It o z .e
lin r in r
f L tv o e n v n o iit
W
ine
and
Beer
u
n
d
er
G
overnm
ent
A May festival will be given S a tu r
m eet w ith th e G resham ch u rch on May ' a r ® <he proud p are n ts of a new baby
C o n tro l; No S aloons.”— P aid Adv.
day evening at th e Saroti L u th eran
5. A goodly num ber of th e best w ork- Bil '■ ,,
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C allers at th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
church to w hich all a re invited. Re-
ers on the E a ste rn d istric t w ill be q jj Rager Sunday w ere Mr. and Mrs.
S em ethlng New- In Screen Door*.
fresh m en ts will b e served and a mu-
It h a s been e stim a te d t h a t th e re a re 100,000
p resen t and th is m eeting is packed R obert H arney, G randm other H arney
Speclal prices w hile they last. , »ical program rendered. T his affair
b lin d people in th e U nited S ta te s — b lin d p h y si
S tro n g ly m ade from 1% -in clea r cedar, will be given liy the L adles Aid.
with live, in te restin g inform ation from an ,I Mr. Bonham, all of St. Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. W eaver and children galvanized screen. S everal different
R agner K ullberg, of P o rtlan d , will
cally.
sta rt to finish.
' of E rro l H eights w ere rec en t visitors styles and sizes to select from. Come speak a t th e Karon L u th eran ch u rch
nt th e home of Mrs. L illian Richey. and look them over.
B ut th e re a re m illio n s w ho a re b lind fin a n
I Sunday evening a t 8 o'clock.
Free Methodist Services.
Mrs. W eaver Is a niece of Mrs. Richey. GRESHAM WOODWORKING SHOP ' The Powell V alley-D am ascus Young
cially.
F red Em m ett of Amity, Oregon, w as
on Cleveland Avenue.
P eo p le’s society will have its m onthly
Sunday school w ill begin a t th e F ree
recen t visitor at th e home of O. H. E ast G resham n ear Mt. Hood R. R. ¡social at the Mission ch u rch W ednes-
T h e p ro b lem s of E a rn in g , S aving. S p en d in g
M ethodist ch u rch Sunday m orning at a Richey.
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Phone 60x1.
day evening a t 8 o'clock. A good pro-
an d In v e s tin g a re fin an cial q u e stio n s, th e rig h t
10 o clock, preach in g service by th e ; H en ry B aker Is building a new five-
------------------------------------------ — gram will be ren d ered , Including spec-
so lu tio n of w h ich d e te rm in e s y o u r fu tu re p ro s
pasto r, the Rev. W. T. K lotzbach, to room house for his fam ily,
SPECIA L
COMMUNICATION ial num bers from m em bers of the
follow at 11. Young people's service
P lea san t Valley g ran g e will put on
of G resham Lodge No. 152, young people’s society of th e Mission
perity.
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and a a t t 8 8 o’clock
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F rid ay evening
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Invited,
cordially invited and refre sh m e n ts
A c o n n e ctio n w ith th e F irs t S ta te B ank w ill
G resham . Monday evening. May 3. will be served.
will be evangelistic preaching.
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W
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degree.
For
Sale
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Owner.
T he W om an's m issionary society
h e lp in g solve th e se problem s.
W. L. OORSAOE, Sec'y.
25 ac res farm in g land, >4 mile east
will m eet W ednesday aftern o o n at 2:30
FAIRVIEW
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at the home of Mrs. U. G, SaikL
W e in v ite y o u r acco u n t.
Scer.ic. About h alf in cultivation. Five
S T A T E D COMMUNICATION
“N ature as T ea ch e r” w ill be the
ac res logged off, balance in b rush p as
Mothers’ Day Falls on May 9.
of F airview Lodge No. 92, A. F, them e of th e serm on Sunday m o rn
tu re . A dapted for sm all fru it. Run-
M others’ Day, w hich is alw ays on n)ng w atP r. F ine roads. Best tra n s-
“Where there is no vision a people perish."
& A. M., S atu rd ay night, May ing at 11 o’clock a t the Sm ith Me
th e second S unday In May, w ill fall p o rtatio n accom m odation.
Q u arter 1, 1926, at 8 o’clock. L abor in F. C. m orial P resb y terian ch u rch by tho
th is y ear on May 9. Some confusion m ile from u p-to-date b erry cannery. degree. V isitina b reth ren welcome.
pastor, th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted.
H. STANLEY, Secy.
Bunday school will convene at the
has been raised as to the co rrec t date, Schools and chu rch es. G. N asshahn, HARRY F E WM.
D E R S P IE L , W M.
Rt. 2, G resham , Oregon.
u su al hour of 10.
some th in k in g th a t it is th e first S un
day in th e m onth. Cards and other
M others’ Day specialties a re being dis
A Strong Bank
played in shop windows, and florists
a re looking fo rw ard to heavy sales of
“ DO IT NOW”
carn atio n s and roses.
m a
100,000
Blind People
FIRST STATE BANK
Famous Alpine Singers and Yodlers
Moner Hrother* of Switzerland
in M ay c o n c e rt of th e P o rtla n d F est-C h o r.
I.Ki Trained Voice*
HERMAN HAFNER. D irector
PORTLAND A l DITORIL M ?M A Y 1
PRICES— Jie. » !.••. l l J i , 41.44.
April SO and Ma.' 1
Advance rale o f aeata: Bherman-Clay C o,
Rapti*! < (lurch Ser»Ice*.
An illu stra te d le ctu re will be given
at the B aptist ch u rch Sunday evening
at 7:3b by th e Rev. E. W. Olson, a re
tu rn ed m issionary from Siberia. He
w as th e re for a num ber of y ears and
will be able to tell of his experiences
and of conditions th ere in an able and
in terestin g m anner. He is also co n
v ersan t w ith th e facts concerning the
persecution of th e C h ristian s in R us
sia All a re Invited to h ear th e lec
tu re and see th e pictures.
The Bible school will begin at 10
o'clock Sunday m orning and will be
followed by p reaching service at 11.
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