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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1926)
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, » I t TUESDAY, OCTOBER i , 1*» Notice to the Psbllr. Special Bargain. Kay next Thursday. The ladies are My wife, Hattie R. Otto, haring left FAIRVIEW Overland coupe sedan 1925. Driven me, I will not hereafter be responsible only 3500 miles. Looks like a new requested to bring sandwiches and the for any debts which she may contract. car. Hessel Implement Co.. Gresham. Several Fairview ladies attended the hostess will furnish coffee. All inter A. B. Otto, Gresham, Rt. 1, Box 15. —Adv. Eastern Star luncheon which was giv ested in the work of the bazaar are en at the home of Mrs. Stewart at Lat- invited. ourell last Saturday afternoon. The Services will be heled next Sunday hostess was assisted by Mrs. Wilcox. at the Methodist church, when there Those going from here were Mrs. will be preaching at 11 o'clock by the Hannah Shaw, Mrs. C. E. Bunn, Mrs. Rev. J. F. Dunlop, the recently ap John Jonas, Mrs. C. P. Stone, Mrs. pointed pastor. Sunday school will Ann Copeland. Mrs. W. E. Tegart and meet at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Geo. Lumsden. The regular meeteing of Fairview Mrs. Blair and family moved into Grange will be held on Saturday eve ning, October 9. Basket dinner will the Schafer property last week. be served at 6:30, and at 7:30 the lec Mrs. Hannah Shaw visited Fairview ture program will begin, to which the friends and relatives last week. The Fairview Parent-Teacher asso public is invited. Good speakers will ciation will give the first entertain be present to explain several of the ment of the season next Friday eve measures which will be on the ballot ning at the school auditorium. Miss at the November election. Members Florence Honey who has spent several are especially urged to attend at this months in China will be present and time. give an Interesting talk. Mrs. Edella ROCKWOOD Miller and Miss Augusta Hahn of Gresham are also on the program. A reception is being planned for the Mrs. Lester Campbell will lead the new pastor, the Rev. J. F. Dunlop, to community singing. This will be the ' be held at the church on Friday eve- occasion of the reception to teachers j nlng, October 15. The date of the af- Bring your car to us. We’ll recondi and new members. All are cordially | fair has been announced for October invited to attend. tion the motor, install new guaranteed 1 S, bu,t has been postponed to the later Mrs. H. C. Moore has been spending ! time. Full announcements of the pro piston rings, pistons, pins and any other several days in Portland at the home gram will be made later. necessary parts. The cost is small. The of her daughter, Mrs. Beulah Harvey. Services for the church next Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Townsend, ac are announced as follows: Sunday pleasure of driving will be greater and the companied by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. school at 10 o’clock, Epworth League motor economy will surprise you. Stone, visited the state fair last at 7 in the evening and preaching by Thursday. the Rev. J. F. Dunlop at 8 o'clock. The Women’s society of the Smith Let us give you a definite price in ad Memorial church will hold an all-day vance on the work. For real estate loans see or call B. meeting at the home of Mrs. D. W. Mc W. Thorne.—Adv. You’ll Not Get Stung GRESHAM GARAGE HAMLIN St HOSS, Props. Phone 2391 Night 706 DANCE Come and dance in the new remodeled hall TROUTDALE CITY HALL m o to r ca r * SATURDAY, OCT. 9 Performance JACK GIGRAY’S ORCHESTRA Gentlemen #1.(10 Ladies Free PAOS THREB SPRINGDALE A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bourgeois, on September 27. Cecil Pounder surprised his wife on her birthday, the 28th of September, by installing a Universal electric range for her in their home. The many friends of Henry Christ ensen wish him a speedy recovery from his illness. He is in an open air sanitarium trying to regain his strength which was lost by two blood transfusions during his father’s ill ness. Mrs. Christensen and little daughter will remain in Portland with her mother. Mrs. Wm. Wright entertained the Springdale Needle club last week. Their next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Della Henkle. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Northway re turned home from California recently and reported a nice time, but the weather very hot and dry. The Parent-Teacher association of Springdale met Wednesday evening and discussed some important ques tions, such as having hot lunches for the children, and also things that should be done in order to meet the requirements for a standard school. Miss Luella Poulsen from Canada was here a few days visiting friends. POWELL VALLEY A bake sale will be held at the home of Dr. J. O. Sture on Saturday, Octo ber 9, beginning at 1 p. m. and con tinuing during the evening. This will be under the auspices of the church building committee of the Saron Luth eran church. Refreshments will be served afternoon and evening in con nection with the sale. A musical pro gram will be rendered. All the goods at the sale will be home-cooked. POWELL VALLEY The Deborah Ladies Aid of the Swedish Mission church will be held In the church parlors on Thursday af ternoon, October 7. Mrs. Emil Satter- strom will be the hostess for the oc casion. Mrs. Frank Gustafson was the host ess Friday evening for a shower given at her home for Miss Judith Larson whose marriage to Dick Phillips, of Oak Grove, is to be an event of the near future. About 25 were present and the bride-to-be received many beautiful gifts. Refreshments were served. Miss I.arson, who was a mem ber of the 1923 graduating class of Gresham Union high school, has been employed by an insurance company In Portland. VICTORY TROUTDALE The quarterly meeting of the Evan gelical Women's Union will be held at the home of Mrs. John Strebin on Thursday, October 7, at 2 o’clock. Members and friends are cordially in vited. The card party, which was planned by the Troutdale O. E. S. for October 6, has been postponed until a later date because of the W. O. W. vaude ville to be held in Troutdale. LUSTED PLEASANT HOME Born to Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Lauder- The regular meeting of the Lusted back on September 22, a son. Parent-Teacher association will be held at the schoolhouse on Friday Buy Shrubbery Now. evening. October 8. at 8 o’clock. A Beautify your home. Plant shrubs. program is assured, after which lunch roses and trees now. Correct design will be served for a nominal charge. ing and planting free. E. M. Stone, Ladles are requested to bring cakes. phone Gresham 21x1. Call Gresham 1233 and let us appraise your old stove. We have an electric range to suit any pocketbook or kitch en. Acorn Sales & Service Co. Why not buy lumber direct from the mill? Sandy Lumber Co., phone San dy 223.—Adv. tf that startled the motor car industry r | 'HE motor car industry was start« led w hen Buick presented the new Buick with an engine vibro- tionless beyond belief. This is the Difference Its fluid smoothness makes other m o to r cars seem rou gh , harsh, noisy. T en per cen t o f the farm s o f O regon have electric ser vice, a ll from reg u la ted u tilities. P eop le w h o have driven B uicks for years and p eo p le w h o have ow ned much more expensive cars, are c a p tiv a te d by th e lu x u r y o f this one. Leg« than three per cen t o f the farm s o f O ntario, C an a d a , e n jo y the b enefits o f such service. In O regon the reg u la ted u tilities are e x ten d in g their lin es as fa st as business con d ition s reason ab ly perm it. G ra d u a lly but ste a d ily that service to rural com m un i ties is in creasin g. THE G reatest O ntario, served in part by the provin cial governm en t, serves the cen ters o f popu lation. BUICK r ““ EVER BUILT WALTER W. METZGER < Phone 1801 SALES AND SERVICE GRESHAM B R IQ U E T S COAL A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK ' G overn m ent op eration m ean s p o litica l operation . P o litic a l op eration is a fte r the votes. Daily Trips to Portland Powell and Maple y the leting ce on »«tion gen- tnt of basic ten same three y has <r Ita ■e tax » than of the viMon s and y o i ls not liable of ex- xpan- nieral if the would would mar- laries would e re- hting. there eueral asure. For ;y lias x levy li was water ; filial when f this tilable d will udget. Portland F t East Taylor Phone EAst 6S*9 Don’t mortgage your propery to politics Gresham-Portland Truck W e have our own terminal and warehouse at East W ater and Salmon, one block north of the Auto Freight Terminal. Send all freight to Walrad & Wright, Inc. warehouse in the Pacific Hridge build ing. Our trucks leave Portland for Gresh am several times each day. VOTE 337 X NO! In our spacious, fire-proof warehouse we cat: store your produce, grain, furniture, etc. SAND AND GRAVEL P O R T L A N D E L E C T R IC P O W E R C O M P A N Y CRUSHED ROCK AND ROAD MATERIAL WALRAD & WRIGHT, Inc. Portland Phone EA. 233«_________ Gresham Phone 1831 nts to its for ow ing ;h the ‘118 tO passed to the srth, a git the in and npany. » pay- ■n, the by the net by npany, tied to leetlng gswell coun- to suc- t mass is also d that >ly not •xpect- Jihard 11 have ees. E. s will sxplra- Oregon T he H o u sew iv e s’ C ouncil “ W ater and P o w e r ” A m e n d m ent gives an in exp erien ced board ab solu te authority to spend fifty-th ree m illion d o lla rs from the sa le o f sta te bonds, for w hich a ll property in the sta te w ould be m o rtg a g ed . T he farm er-taxp ayer helps to gu aran tee the d ebt, but the O ntario exp erim en t sh ow s w ho gets the service. EKSTR0M TRUCK SERVICE Gresham Rhone USI IRE ,s and If you have driven this great new car, with this remarkable engine, you know why. 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