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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1926)
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS G resham O utlook SUDDEN DEATH COMES PROM OTION SUNDAY EIRE BOYS ANNOUNCE TO MAN DRIVING CAR W ILL BE O B SERVED HALLOWE’EN DANCE HIGH St'HOOL NOTES. NEW CHAMPION SLUGGER T W IC E A W EEK PETITION EOR PUMPER IS BEING CIRCULATED Th«' associated studentbody of T he relatives and friends of the late Next Sunday w ill be prom otion day P lan s a re being m ade by the G resh G resham Union high school ap p re ci A petition is being circu lated in A lfred H. F air, a prom inent and w ell- in th e Bible school of the M ethodist am V olunteer F ire d ep artm en t for a ates th e su p p o rt given them by p a G resham asking th e city council to know n resident of M ontavilla, w ere E piscopal church, and su itab le e x e r H allow e’en dance to be given at the tro n s who have purchased tickets. The p u rch ase a new com bination hose g rea tly shocked and grieved to learn cises a re being arran g e d for th e v a ri Masouic hall on th e evening of O cto school has not been able to finance chem ical engine and pum per for the of his untim ely and sudden death ous room s. Each d ep artm en t w ill have ber 31 for the benefit of th e d e p a rt its a th le tic s from g ate and door re use of the volunteer fire departm ent. from h e a rt failure, w hich occurred its se p arate exercises and a special m ent. The affair is planned for an old ceipts and th e stu d e n ts have endeav Should th e petition m eet w ith a fa about 9 o’clock T uesday m orning, invitation has been extended to the fashioned dance, though it is said th a t ored as m uch as possible from so licit vorable resp o n se from th e voters, as w hile driving his ca r on the Base Line p are n ts of ch ild ren to attend. T he enough num bers of th e m odern varie- ing th e business men and frien d s of seem s likely, th e m easu re will be road n ear Rockwood. follow ing Sunday w ill be Rally Day. w ill be provided to satisfy the th e school. The p atro n -p u rch aser placed on th e ballot to be voted upon Mr. F air in com pany w ith J. B. P reach in g service has been an younger p articip a n ts, as well as those tick et sells for >2.50 and is used to at the com ing November election. W iltse, of 12 Eighty-second stre e t N., nounced for 11 o’clock, notw ithstand of old er years. T h is is an an n u al defray th e expense of sending foot T he funds to finance th e p u rch ase had sta rte d on a day’s fishing trip , and ing th e fact th a t an n u al conference is event, although it h as not alw ays f a ll ball. b ask etb all and baseball team s of th e pum per would come from the when nearin g Rockwood, Mr. W iltse in session at C orvallis and all p asto rs en upon H allow e’en. elsew here and g ettin g o th e r team s su rp lu s of th e >33,00« bond issue noticed the ca r slow ly sw erve to the a re in atten d an ce there. T hom as T he com m ittee a rra n g in g for th e here, as w ell as for needed equip w hich w as voted th e first of last rig h t, then shoot rapidly ahead. He W iles w ill have ch arg e of the services dance co n sists of M J. A llshouse, Roy rnent. T he follow ing have signed up March for th e erection of th e sto rag e saw th a t som ething w as w rong. W ith H. Gibbs, R ichard Jen n in g s, G. A. Cox, for th e tic k e ts and should th e re be reserv o ir recen tly com pleted. Only both hands he lifted Mr. F a ir’s foot E. W. S tra tto n , T. Van Doninck and ad ditional ones, Mr. Cannon would Free Methodist Services. >25,000 w orth of th e bonds w ere sold rom th e accelerator, turned off the Wm. McK. Beers. like to be advised: for th e tank, leaving >8,000 of th e (idle Tnnney. T he p asto r of th e F ree M ethodist ignition and succeeded -in stopping the J. R. M artin. C lair O ullikson, E. A Who Is now the w orld cham pion issue unsold Not all of th is am ount, ca r before it got beyond control. Mr. church, th e Rev. L. A. Skuzie, will Haley Baptist Services. P eterson, Chas. N. T aber, J. E. Metz heavy w eight pugilist, having knocked how ever, will be n ecessary for th e preach an o th e r of th e series of s e r W iltse realized Mr. F a ir w as dead. C h rist's Sufficiency” w ill be the ger. W alter Metzger, (2) .George P u l Mr. F air was 62 years old, a retired mons on th e fu n d am en tals of th e Bible them e of the serm on Sifnday m orning len. I,. A. W alrad, A. M. McManus, out Jack Dempsey in a ten-round fight p u rch ase of th e pum per, It being esti m ated th a t a m achine of th e type m e rc h an t and stockm an, well know n on Sunday m orning a t 11 o’clock. The at th e H aley B aptist ch u rch by the L. L. K idder Hdwe. Co., H essel Im held last nig h t in P hiladelphia. w anted would not exceed >7,000 in th ro u g h the e a ste rn p a rt of K ansas. subject w ill be ‘‘Conversion,” th e first p asto r, th e Rev. Jo h n Nordell. The plem ent Co., G resham D rug Co., W. J. Baptist Church Service«. cost. By using for th is purp o se th e p rim ary fundam en tal; w hat it is and H e w as born in M aryland of E nglish m orning w orship w ill be In E nglish The Bible school in th e B aptist balance of th e bonds alread y voted, how to be converted. Any one who and w ill begin at 11 o'clock and in Cooper, W. J. Ott. B. W T horne, W in p arentage. ifred Jo n es, Guy D. Jones. Wm. Booth, church w ill begin prom ptly a t 9:45 need of a special election would be does not know or u n d erstan d co n v er Besides his m any friends, th e de th e evening at 8 o'clock th e p asto r and Jam es E lkington, H. W. Botkin, H. S. a. m. next Sunday m orning and all the ceased leaves to m ourn his death a sion or who is not a t ease reg ard in g congregation of P lea san t Home B ap Dodson, Leo Bailey, W. R. H icks Co., teach ers, officers and sch o lars are obviated and th e cost of bond p ro widow, th ree d au g h ters and a son. his sta n d in g before «God, is invited to tis t ch u rch w ill be presen t. A young E. W. S tra tto n . H. H. Ott, A. J. W earn estly invited to be th e re on tim e ceedings would be saved, am ounting to around >104». Mrs. Mabel Boswell of G resham is a ta k e in th is series of serm ons. E ach people's program w ill be rendered and Brown, J. R. H orr. C arl D ahl, F. E. tvith lessons and w ork th o ro u g h ly pre The need of such a m achine has serm on is com plete In Itself and a th e re w ill be a serm on by th e Rev. dau g h ter. Todd. Q uinton Kunimel. Wm. C. Metz pared. N on-church goers and all the been ap p a ren t for a long tim e. The good know ledge can be obtained by F u n eral services w ill be held Mon W illiam F airw ea th er, also special ger, M arie Blom. Mabel Jack so n , new friends and neighbors who have Ford tru ck w hich co n stitu tes th e p re s day afternoon, a t 2 o'clock at the h earing any one serm on on any topic. singing. M artha C. H agberg, F lo ren ce Rosen, moved into th e com m unity a re invited ent equipm ent is en tirely in ad eq u ate as T he evenings a re given to evangel G able F u n eral chapel, 7 E.i80th St. N., A liberal offering w as received la st O. A. Jo h n so n , S arah M etzger, Irm a to atten d th e Bible school and church P o rtlan d . Services ■will be conduct^! istic w ork. The Sunday school su p e r Sunday w hich was devoted to the elec C. A nsley, Em m a B. Johnson, H epp's services. The preach in g service w ill it is slow and also Incapable of pro by Dr. A. Thom pson of G resham . In intendent, class lead er and te ac h ers tric lighting of th e church. The p a s Racket Store, S an itary M arket, V. J. com m ence at 11 o'clock and th e p asto r ducing sufficient p ressu re in th e re s i te rm en t will be m ade in the m ausol a re back from v acations and ready to to r and co ngregation a re g rate fu l for Howell, A rth u r Bjur, G. M. Davidson. will preach from the them e "T he Vic dence d istric ts, should a serio u s fire occur. The proposed pum per w orks eum a t th e Lincoln M emorial P ark , buckle into the work. th is and for th e in te re st w hich is Mabel W inters, E. W. A ylsw orth, W. torious C h rist.” D evotional m usic will au to m atically and would be a valu P o rtlan d , form erly Mt. Scott cem etery. m anifest in o th e r w ays rela tin g to th e J. Todd, Bayard M iller, D ell D. Sm ith, he rendered by the choir u nder the d i able addition to th e equipm ent of the ch u rch and its m ission. Says th e p as Zion Evangelical Services. W illiam C. Shelley, A lbert Zenger, P. rection of K. D. Fendall. The B. Y. departm ent. It would have a p ressu re rndenonilnadonal Services. Sunday school w ill convene a t 10 to r: “R em em ber th is ch u rch is your L enard, Adolph Zam sky, M. M. S quire P. U. will m eet at 6:30 p. m. and will of around 250 pounds to the square study m ission w ork in Burm ah. The inch, w hereas a t the present th e p re s S unday school w ill begin prom ptly o'clock a t th e Zion Evangelical church. H ere C h rist is preached who and Outlook P u b lishing Co. a t 10 o’clock a t the U ndenom inational church. P rom otions w ill be a n is th e Way, th e T ru th and the Life. The en ro llm en t of high school has topic of th e study will be “A P rison su re does not exceed 80 pounds. It tem ple. An ea rn e st invitation is ex nounced and all a re urged to be p re s We w an t to do our full sh a re th ro u g h now reached 324, w hich exceeds the P ray er Opens B urm ah." Miss Helen w orks with a gasoline pum p connected tended to all who do not atten d else ent. P reach in g service will begin a t p erso n al service and g ifts of money num ber last y ear by 57, All avail A nkcorn w ill be th e leader. The w ith the engine and all m ounted on an w here. The p a ^ o r , th e Rev. S. F. 11 from th e serm on topic, ‘‘Courage for th e estab lish m en t o p God's k in g able space is taken for classroom s church services will begin a t 7:30 and autom obile ch assis, and would handle P itts, w ill preach a t 2 o’clock from and Action Win th e Day.” Special dom in all the w orld.” and 12 stu d en ts have p rac tica lly been th e p asto r w ill speak on th e them e about 500 gallons of w uter per m inute. th e subject, ‘‘Did E lish a receive the m usic w ill be rendered by th e Junior A ppeal to a Heedless T h ere Is also a chem ical attach m en t. tu rn ed aw ay because of lack of space. "C h rist's Dodge 1921 to u rin g . Good tire s, double portion, and does it signify choir. W orld." Next W ednesday evening the W ith the pum per a hose could be ru n A P aren t-T ea ch e r association is be good ru n n in g o rder. H essel Im p le au g h t to th e ch u rc h ?” The preaching T he senior league w ill m eet S u n m ent Com pany, G resham .—Adv. ing talked for the high school. T here fellow ship d in n er will be served In the from a creek or o th er source of w ater w ill be preceded by a song service day evening a t 7:30 o’clock w ith Mrs. a re enough fam ilies rep resen ted to basem ent of th e c h u rc h ’ a t 6:45 fol Why n ot buy lum ber d irect from the have a good association but th e re Is lowed by th e covenant m eeting of th e and m ore p ressu re be produced th an w ith special m usic. T he p asto r will E. H orstm an n as leader. All m em is now possible w ith th e a ttac h m e n t to m ill? Sandy L um ber Co., phone S an also preach again in th e evening be bers and friends are urged to atten d . dy some doubt of securing a su itab le tim e church. 223.—Adv. tf th e hydrant. T he m achine Is c o n s tru c t g inning a t 7:30. P ra y e r m eeting is The confirm ation class w ill m eet to for m eeting. ed so th at from 35 to 60 m iles an hour F or low est ra te s on autom obile, held each T uesday evening and young m orrow m orning a t 9 o’clock in the T hrough th e courtesy of Conn P o rt ARBOLEDA is easily attain ab le. tru c k and g en eral in su ran c e see B. W. people's services F rid a y evening. church. land com pany, Mr. and Mrs. W etm ore, T h o rn e.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke have as Mr. S herm an and Mr. B ailiss appeared CLACKAMAS COUNTY before th e studentbody yesterd ay guests. Mrs. Locke's b ro th er, A lbert EAIR ENDS TODAY n o o t. They gave a very acceptable F latau and fam ily and Mrs. F la ta u ’s m other, Mrs. Mary Beckm an, all of S ta rtin g last T uesday the C lacka m usical program on th e piano, tru m Perham , M innesota. T he p arty m o m as county fair a t Canby has been u n pets and saxophone. G. U. H. S. needs som eone to play tored from P erham and Intend m ak der way th is w eek with good p ro s pects for a reco rd atten d an ce today. th e sn a re drum , the bass drum and ing th e ir hom e here. Miss F lo ren ce A rnot has assum ed In te re s t in th e fa ir has been g re a te r the tuba. The school ow ns th e In stru m e n ts and will gladly fu rn ish th e duties of teach er a t th e S unny th is year th an ever in its history, a c them to stu d e n ts whose p are n ts are side school In C lackam as county. Miss cording to rep o rts reach in g th e O ut w illing to have them learn. F re sh A rnot attended the sta te norm al look. Livestock en tries overflow the men or sophom ores a re p referred , so school a t Monmouth la st year, after b arn s, the pavilion space Is all filled, this is a splendid o p p o rtu n ity for one g rad u atin g from th e G resham high the afternoon horse racin g is good and school and th e Sunnyside school is th e re are m any show s and attractio n s. of them to learn an in stru m en t. T he C lackam as county fair does not A p ractice gam e of football will be her first assig n m en t to a school as belong to th e N orth Pacific fair a sso played w ith Com m erce high school on teacher. Miss Dale F o rtn e r, d au g h ter of Mr, ciation, n ev erth eless th e fair Is grow S tap leto n field next T uesday after and Mrs. George F o rtn e r, who reside ing year by year and the p atro n s are noon. T h ere w ill be no ch arg e for on L aurel avenue, ce le b ra ted her being given an Intim ation th is year, It A splendid range of fabrics, suited for dress and sport th is game. Next Monday noon a t 12:40 In th e birthday S atu rd ay w ith a party. T w en is said, of w hat a real county fa ir can wear, nearly all are attractively fur-trimmed. 16 to 46 high school assem bly th e second m u ty-four little g irls n ear D ale's age a t be like. and price at T he E stacad a 26-piece band has sical p rogram w ill be given by Mr. tended th e party. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. L ocke e n te r been a pleasing featu re of th e fair. and Mrs. B lair and one o r tw o oth er m usicians. It Is not alw ays possible tained with a d inner p arty Tuesday Camp Hill Club Meet«. to announce th e date of th e kpecial evening in honor of relativ es visiting T he first m eeting for th e season for num bers, but th e public is invited to here from P erh am . M innesota. Cov ers w ere placed for 17. th e Camp H ill W om en's club w as held any of th ese attractio n s. The Jo k er club was en tertain ed F r i one day th is week a t th e home of th e The Tri-Y g irls of th e high school m et a ll fresh m en and new g irls day afternoon, Septem ber 24, at the p resident, Mrs. F red Sm ith, a fte r a T h u rsd ay a t noon. T his w as a get- home of Mrs. H arry C. B ourne. T hree th ree m onths’ vacation. Mrs. L. C um m ins, Mrs. R. Confrey, Mrs. H. P a t to g eth er and g et-acq u ain ted meeting. tab les of ca rd s w ere m ade up. Mrs. J. C. F in n ell and sm all son, terso n and Mrs. E. P a tte rso n were Dick, will leave next week to visit welcomed Into th e club as new m em See “ T he Man W ithout a C ountry.” z • Mrs. FNnneU’s m other, Mrs. R. P. H op bers. Mrs. A. C lauson w as u napi- T his 8-reel screen w ill be shown at m ously elected tre a s u re r to fill the \\ omen's and Misses’ Coats in sport and dressy Rockwood ch u rch on S atu rd ay eve per at T rian g le lake near Eugene. ning, S eptem ber 25, 8 o’clock sharp. unexplred term of Mrs. H. C. J o h n models in the new plaids and plain colors, suede and Musical nu m b ers preceding picture. E specially good used cars. Wlllya- son, who held th e office of both se cre bolivias. A nice assortment to choose from. Sizes 16 to Comedy reel. Admission 25 and 15 Knight 1924 to uring B um pers, e x tra cents. Coffee and cake will be served tire, oth er ex tras. H essel Im plem ent ta ry and tre a su re r. H eads of com 18, 36 and 38. Special for Sa tu rd a y tor 10c.—Adv. m ittees w ere appointed as follow s: Co.—Adv. Mrs. Chas. Lettow , floral; Mrs. Win. H o rn eck er, cu sto d ian ; Mrs. Chas. P. E dw ards, publicity. The next m eeting will he held W ednesday, Septem ber 29, at the home of Mrs. A nderegg on Powell Valley road. Apparel for Fall and Winter COATS Our coats are not only inexpensive but are worthy values in the latest styles and fabrics. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAYS 4^5 A Splendid Value in Boys' School Shoes l A D F C C P C A sPlendid showing of dresses in flat crepe, crepe 1^1 >1 J k J I k J back satin and wool Jersey, attractively made with the new neck lines and fancy cuffs. New bat-wing sleeves, tiered skirts and panels. All sizes, 16 to 50 bust. to .50 *24 A lleration« on all gar- ment« free of charge. . In velvet, m eta l clo th a n d velours. M any fe a tu rin g th e new tarn an d soft droopy brim s. T rim m in g s a re sm all o rn a m e n ts , tin y fe a th e rs a n d g ro s -g ra in rib b o n . All of th e m o st w a n te d sh a d es a t Made from the toughest of Leather, they will last much longer than the ordinary Shoe -yet they are neat and stylish in appearance. Thl« «ho* 1« the mo«t y o u r money can buy. Pack or ra p toe, com position «oles, rn fiber h er Is. *3.95 to *7.50 THE LADIES’ SHOPPE Phone 2081 ► I 4 * » « >l f TRIMMED HATS Osburn Bldg. Com pare our prices on th ese cars w ith prices elsew here. 25 used ca rs In open and closed m odels. H essel Im plem ent Co.—Adv. I t i SWEAR ’ Gresham ' SH OES G R ESH A M 4 So Clean and Sanitary/ E le ctric cooking Is so clean th a t you could alm ost rook in your p a r lor w ith your sm a rte st gown on with an A corn E lectric Range! No d irty coal or dusty ashes to h an d le; no sm oke, no soot, no fu m es; no black deposit on th e bottom s of u ten sils. Acorn Sales & Service Co. Phone 1233 G resham A d N o . 4. (Hee next Issue o f O u t lo o k) w ill ex p lain the Money M a tin * fe a tu re s o f electric «coking u, i- «I «1 a - I- tt »- <1 f e u r