GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
Buy Christmas Seals
and Aid Health Fight
Of course you w ill help th e v a ri
ous agencies in th e ir tight ag a in st
the g rea t w hite plague by buying
th e little C hristm as seals. T heir
sa le u n der auspices of th e Oregon
T u b ercu losis association S tarts to
m orrow in the ru ra l schools of the
county.
Sales at th e G resham grade
school will begin on W ednesday
evening and. again th is year as on
last, prizes will be offered to the
school m aking th e la rg e st sales. A
year ago th e G resham school won
the prize over every other ru ra l
school of th e county for selling the
m ost seals. Any money received
by m ail a t G resham for seals w ill
be credited to th e G resham grade
school.
th e new unretouched p o r
The M ultnom ah county public
h ealth association is cooperating tr a it of Mrs. F ran ces Stevens H all,
principal in th e fam ous H all-M ills
w ith th e sta te association and the m urder case at New Brunswick N.
sta te su p erin ten d en t of public in J. V
She had th is special p icture ta k
stru ctio n has given his approval.
Among other uses of th e funds en because new spaper photographs
the county public health asso cia had h e r looking like “a terrib le, u g
ly, schem ing w om an.”
tion w ill be aided in its educational
activ ities and n u rsin g services,
Mt s. George Lum sden of Fairview
LYNCH
is p resid en t and Mrs. P. R. W hite
A sacred co n cert will be given
side of P o rtlan d is executive secre
by th e L aurel Sunday school on
ta ry of th e county association.
Sunday evening, November 28, b e
Few of us can realize th e good
ginning at 7; 30, at th e Lynch
th ese little penny stick e rs are do
schoolhouse. A good m usical p ro
ing or th e extent of the need
gram is being prepared. T here will
th ro u g h out th e country.
be no adm ission but an offering
The Hon. Jacob L. M illigan of
will be taken to a ssist in th e p u r
M issouri m ade in congress la st
chase of new song books for the
Ju n e th e follow ing sta te m en t:
Sunday school.
Everyone is in
"Few of us realize th a t la st year
a t C hristm as tim e one and one-half vited.
M ultnom ah County Council of
billion little C hristm as stick ers,
th e tu b erculosis C hristm as seals, the
P aren t-T ea ch e r
association
w ere d istrib u ted by th e national, w as en tertain ed by the local circle
th e state, and th e local tu b e rc u lo
sis asso ciations for the benefit of a t Lynch school S atu rd ay , Novem
the cam paign to stam p out this ber 20. T he atten d an ce was good
dreaded disease w hich these o r considering the w eather. T he ses
ganizations are ca rry in g on. Still sion proved to be in te restin g as
few er of us appreciate, I believe,
th a t of th a t enorm ous num ber of w ell as profitable. T he e n te rta in
C h ristm as seals n ea rly h alf a b il m ent program at th e close of the
lion were purchased by citizens of business session w as furnished by
th is country.
Miss Elizabeth Canning, p rincipal
“W hat th e p urchase of these
little penny C hristm as seals has of th e school, assisted by the Miss
m eant to th e health of the United es Sw anson and L ekander, te ac h
S tates, to say nothing of the w ealth ers. One of the o u tstan d in g fea
of the nation, is h ard to realize.
tu re s of the program w as a h ealth
"B eginning in 1907 w ith a sale
of only $3,000, this little m essenger play th a t drew a g rea t deal of fa
o f C hristm as cheer and good health vorable com m ent. The next m eet
has grow n in influence and pow er ing of th e county council will be
u n til la st year $4,900,000 w as r e held at R ussellvflle school in J a n
alized from its sale.
“W ill you look w ith me at some uary, 1927.
of the th in g s th is little penny
FAIRVIEW
h ealth m essenger, the C hristm as
seal, does for th e people of these
U nited S tates? It fu rn ish es the
F airview school will close W ed
w herew ith to support the o rg an iz a nesday afternoon to resum e th e fol
tion th a t is m aking th is determ ined
cam paign ag ain st tu b ercu lo sis; it lowing Monday. A T hanksgiving
gives this organization th e m eans assem bly w ill be held W ednesday
to m aintain th e tight th a t has cut afternoon in the auditorium , to
th e num ber of deaths caused by w hich th e p are n ts a re invited.
tu b e rc u lo sis in th is country from
T he F airview fair, w hich w as
n early 2o0 in every 100,000 people,
w hen th e sale w as sta rted to only held a t the city hall on F rid ay eve
90 out of every 100,000 people d u r ning, w as very scucessful. T hose
ing th e y ear 1925. In th e past 25 atten d in g enjoyed the delicious
y ears over 1,300,000 persons would
have lost th e ir lives from th is dis supper w hich w as served and also
ease had th e death ra te of th e year th e splendid e n tertain m en t w hich
1900 prevailed. C apitalizing these w as rendered.
k
lives at only $5,000 each—and who
Mrs. R. R. M orrill, a form er F a ir-
would not value his life at m ore
th a n $5000—the increase in w ealth view resid e n t en tertain ed la st W ed
from th is one source alone ag g re nesday w ith a show er in honor of
g ates $6,500,000,000.
Miss E dith Jenkins. The wedding
"T he an n u al sale of tuberculosis will be an event of late November.
C h ristm as seals h as proved to be
a life saver. It dem o n strates how Miss Je n k in s received m any beau
by organized effort th e penny can tiful and useful gifts. T hose a t
be m ade to accum ulate into dollars, tending from here w ere
Miss
th e d o llars into hundreds, th e h u n R achel P eterson, Mrs. Iola Cope
dreds into thousands, and the
th o u san d s into m illions for the b et land, Mrs. Ja n e t Lum sden and Mrs
term en t of every m an, woman, and F ran ces Stone.
child in th is country.
"O ur h ealth is ou r g rea test n a t
PLEA SA N T HOME
ional asset, m ore valuable th an any
m aterial thing. W ithout it every
The ladies of the P lea san t Home
th in g else is in vain. I salute, B ap tist church a re busily engaged
th erefo re, the penny tuberculosis
C h ristm as seal and the national, n p rep a ra tio n s for th e ir bazaar,
state, and local tu b ercu lo sis asso tvhich w ill be held on S atu rd ay
ciatio n s th e country over th a t are evening, November 27. Lunch will
prom oting its sale and use.”
be served frum 6 to 8 o'clock and
also afte r the program w hich Is
SA NDY BLUFF
to begin a t 8 o'clock. T his p ro
Mrs. A. H aw orth of K elso is suf gram w ill consist of m usical n um
ferin g a badly sprained w rist as a bers and readings. All will be
m ade w elcom e and a good tim e is
re su lt of a fall.
i andon Lee w as taken T hursday assu re d those who come.
The p ray er m eeting a t the B ap
to St. Vincent hospital, w here he
tis
t church will be held on W ed
w as o perated on for ulcers of the
stom ach. He is getting along as nesday evening th is week, as the
congregation will join w ith the
w ell as can be expected.
Mrs. A. R adford has recovered M ethodist m em bership in union
from illness supposed to have been T hanksgiving services on T h u rs
caused from som ething w hich she day evening.
M ultnom ah g rang e will m eet in
ate.
Mrs. A. H aw orth en tertain ed her re g u la r session S atu rd ay , Novem
b ro th er and wife, Mr. and Mrs. W il ber 27 a t 10:30. T he le ctu rer is
liam H usk of Olympia. W ashing planning an in te restin g program
for th e lecture hour, which begins
ton, one day last week.
a t 2 o’clock, and is open to the
public. All visito rs a re welcome.
COTTRELL
The Rev Wm. F airw ea th er spent
A social dance was given in the the w eek-end a t Salem , retu rn in g
hall over the store S aturday night on S aturday. MrC. F airw ea th er re
ami was attended by a large crowd. turned also from an extended visit
A good tim e w as reported. Lunch in Salem and D allas.
Mrs. B. C. A ltm an. Mrs. Sadie
was served at m idnight.
and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bancke and Chase, Mrs. O. N asshahn
dau
g
h
ter
Lucille,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
fam ily of Cam as, W ashington, Mr.
am i Mrs. Je ss Haley and daughters, C. Nelson w ere the rep resen tativ es
of T routdale, and "B ud" Robinson, of the B aptist Sunday school of
all form erly of th is place, visited th is place to the Sunday school
w o rk ers' conference held at th e
old tim e friends here S aturday.
G resham B aptist ch u rch November
18, T he evening w as m uch enjoyed
We ran
by all jpid all in atten d an ce did
SAVE YOU MONEY
am ple ju stice to th e splendid d in
on that new house you are going
to build. Cali up and ask us
ner p rep a re d by th e G resham
about it.
ladles.
F. S. Starbard & Son
P F ftin g E R » AMD BCILDERS
Phones Gresham 52x4
Portland. SGnaet M21-J 1
Don't forget the advertisers when
you need anything In their line.
Don't lay down the paper till you
have read the Want Ads.
Sandy Boy Gets
Cadet Appointment
Jo h n Motejl of Sandy, senior in
elec trica l engineering at Oregon
A g ricu ltu ral College, has been ap
pointed cadet first lieu ten an t in the
Held a rtille ry unit of the stu d en t
R. O. T. C. by Colonel G. W. Moses,
com m andant of cadets. These ap
pointm ents w ere m ade w ith th e
perm ission of Dr. W. J. K err, p re s
ident of the college, and w ere
based on the in dividual’s ab ility in
m ilitary science.
T he cadet officers do co n sid er
able p ractical w ork in drilling and
in stru c tin g underciassm eA . They
also study th e th eo retical phase of
th e science and ta ctics of m odern
w arfare.
Oregon A g ricu ltu ral College has
an o u tstan d in g m ilitary o rg an iza
tion, being one of th e colleges in
th e n o rth w est to receive d istin g
uished ra tin g from th e inspecting
officers of th e n in th corps area. All
u n d erclassm en a re req u ired to take
th e basic course in m ilitary science
the Hrst two y ears in college and
have th e privilege of tak in g the ad
vanced cousse w hich continues two
m ore years. G rad u atin g cadet of
ficers a re given second lieutenant
com m issions in th e reserves.
Tl LM» IV, NOVEMBER 28, 1W6
CORBETT
Mrs. Loyd B ram hall, a bride of
few weeks, w as hostess to a bride
p arty T h u rsd ay afternoon. Those
in atten d an ce, all brides of a few
weeks, w ere Mrs. A. B oshardt, Mrs
G. Lum sby, Mrs. A. K im berly, Mrs
Lovell Berney, Mrs. P aul Berney
Mrs. M. Je n k in s and Miss Gay, who
rep o rt a very enjoyable tim e and
acclaim Mrs, B ram hall an adm ir
able hostess.
H arry R ickert is building an
addition to his new sto re building
to be used as a pool hall.
Mrs. P. D. S ettlem eier was
P o rtlan d T hursday.
Mrs. H elen Nelsen and her sis
te r, Mary D eaver, have been hired
to o p erate th e telephone exchange
and w ill ta k e possession of the of
fice Decem ber 1st. Mrs. N ettie Kin
caid has had ch arg e of th e office
for n early four y ears and has given
m ost excellent service to th e pa
tro n s. who w ill m iss hearin g her
p leasan t voice from ce n tral. She
expects to clerk in S ettlem eier'
•to re.
Mrs. Lucy K incaid visited last
week in th e hom e of her d au ghter
Mrs. Sam H u lit near H illsboro.
L. A rneson has finished room s at
the re a r of his sto re which he and
fam ily w ill occupy.
EASE THREE
Concert to Help
Saron Building Fund
MUSICAL RECITAL
SARIIN LUTHERAN ( H l R( II
A concert w ill be given at the
Saron L utheran church T h an k sg iv
ing evening beginning at 8 o'clock,
the proceeds to be devoted to th e I
ch u rch building fund. Mrs. D orothy '
Quinby, who has studied w ith
S pitzner, w ill ren d er a gro u p of
classical violin selections, accom
panied by Mrs. Enoch Sandeen, and
Mrs. Sandeen will sing in Swedish.
G erm an unu English, accom panied
by Mrs. Quinby. Mrs. Sandeen
possesses a beautiful sop ran o voice,
and her offerings will include a fine
selection in oratorios. T he Saron
L u th eran choir and the q u arte t
will also co n trib u te num bers.
At th e union T hanksgiving ser- i
vices to be held at the Sw edish
Mission church Sunday m orning
th e Saron L u th eran choir w ill p re
sent, "Send Out Thy L ight", an
anthem by Gounod. In addition to
th e financial side of th e co n cert on
T h u rsd ay evening will be th e ob
ject of stim u latin g an in te re st in
th e best in m usic.
P erennial« for 8ple.
Must sell a large num ber of my
p eren n ials and sh ru b s to m ake
room for dahlia stock. T hey w ill
go very cheap to those who w ill
come for them. Mrs. V era L. T u ck
er, phone G resham 268x2.— Adv.
GRAPE VINES.
P lan t in November. W ordens, Con
cords, N iagaras a re m oney-m akers
Greeting Cards.
T ry them . P ric es reasonable. H ar
T h ere is no nicer form of C h rist old Oberg, C raig road, fo u rth house
m as rem em brance for d istan t re la n o rth of B a rr road, —Adv.
Window Cleaning.
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tives and frien d s th a n a neatly en
F or ex p ert window cleaning see
graved p ersonal g reetin g card.
S. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J.
Laundry Work Wanted.
We c a rry a com plete stock and
invite you to in sp ect them . We
W ill ta k e w ashing and ironing at Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501
suggest, too, th a t you order now my home. H ave electric w asher
Outlook W ant Ads. get resu lts.
for delivery about Decem ber 10.
Mrs. A lta T ru itt, G resham , phone
P rices a re low er, th is year, than 366x.
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ever before.
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, Phone 1561. I For low est ra te s on autom obile
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I tru ck and g en eral in su ran c e see
Many new W ant Ads today.
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
1 Mile E ast of G resham
T H A N K S G IV IN G D A Y . 8 P . M.
BY
MRS ENOCH SANDEEN. Soprano
MRS. DOROTHY QUINBY. Violin
The S aron C hurch Choir, the Saron Male Q uartet
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Amalie at 30< per quart.
Sold only at
G resham S e rv ic e S ta tio n
Authorized Dealer« In Gresham
See me about 5 gallon«, 10 gallon», and barrel price.
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