G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
VOL. 1«, WO. 78
G R E S H A M . M U LT N O M A H C O U N T Y , O R E G O N , F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R
Marriage Vows Taken
at Church Wedding
In the presence of about 65
g uests a beautiful T hanksgiving
w edding cerem ony w as solem nized
at the M ethodist E piscopal church
T h u rsd ay afterno on a t 3:30 when
th e Rev. H. V. W ilhelm spoke the
w ords th a t united A lbert Zenger
and Miss A lice P eterso n for life.
T he auditorium w as ta ste fu lly dec­
o rate d in palm s, fern s and c h ry s­
anthem um s. T he ush ers, O rville
D avidson and Roy P eterso n , p re ­
ceded th e b ridal party. D arrel
P ete rso n w as the rin g b ea rer and
L au ra Ronnie P eterso n th e dainty
flower girl. Mrs. Adolph Zenger
w as the m a tro n of honor and the
b ride w as attended by Miss E sth er
P eterso n , w hile Adolph Zenger,
tw in b ro th er of the groom, w as his
best m an. The bride w as given
aw ay by h er fath er, J. C. P eterson.
Miss M ildred K um m el played the
b rid al ch o ru s from "L ohengrin,”
and preceding th e cerem ony Miss
M artha H agberg sang, “A lw ays.”
T he bride w as a ttire d in pale
green g eorgette and w’ore a veil
held in place by a w reath of orange
blossom s. She ca rrie d a bouquet
of cream colored rosebuds. H er
bridesm aid w ore a gown of chan g e­
able taffeta in shades of pink and
ca rrie d pink roses, w hile Mrs. B er­
nice Z enger, w ore her w edding
d ress o f peach beaded georgette
and ca rrie d a bouquet of pink
roses. Both m atron of honor and
th e bridesm aid w ore a w re ath of
silver. At th e conclusion of the
cerem ony light refre sh m e n ts w ere
served by Mrs. Lucy Davidson,
Mrs. E lla P eterson, Mrs. G race
P ete rso n and Miss Je an P eterson.
A fter a brief honeym oon trip Mr.
and Mrs. Z enger w ill m ake th e ir
home w ith Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Zenger.
Since h er grad u atio n from G resh­
am Union high school in th e class
of '23 th e bride has been em ployed
a s a bookkeeper in an a tto rn e y ’s
office in P o rtlan d , w hich w ork she
expects to continue. Mr. Z enger
w as a g rad u a te in the sam e high
school class and is em ployed by
A. W. M etzger & Company.
On T uesday evening preceding
th e w edding Miss P eterso n w as
honored by a su rp rise show er giv­
en for her a t th e home of Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Zenger. She w as the
rec ip ien t of m any beautiful gifts
on th is occasion.
At th e re g u la r m eeting of G resh-
am P ost No. 30, A m erican Legion.
T uesday night. Ted Johnson, ad-
ju ta n t of th e post th is year, was
unanim ously elected to till th e
com m ander s ch air for the year
1927. Mr. Jo h n so n is w ell known
in G resham and lives w ith his p ar-
ents here. He is sales m an ag er for
the firm of M itchell, Lew is & Stav-
er C om pany, of P o rtlan d .
T he o th e r officers elected w ere:
F ra n k H am lin, vice com m ander;
E.~ G iiberson, second vice com -
m a n d er; E. J. B rugger. ad ju ta n t;
B ayard M iller, finance officer; C.
G.
S chneider,
h isto ria n ; K irk
Thom pson, ch a p la in ; Win. S. Ev-
ere tt, serg e an t-at-a rm s. An execu-
tive com m ittee com posed of the
follow ing w as elected: K. C. Rob­
erts, A lbert Camp, A. W. Botkin,
C. C. Y ager and C. G. Schneider.
TIMELY TOPICS TO BE
DISCUSSED BY PASTOR
T h ere is no nicer form of C h rist­
m as rem em brance for d istan t r e la ­
tiv es and frien d s th an a neatly en­
graved perso n al greetin g card.
We c a rry a com plete stock and
in v ite , you to inspect them . We
su ggest, too, th a t you o rd er now
for delivery about D ecem ber 10.
P ric es a re low er, th is year, th an
ever before.
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, P hone 1561.
Outlook W ant Ads. get resu lts.
T ake a tip— try th e W ant Ads.
(Christmas is (Coming!
4 WEEKS
till the Holiday Issue of the Outlook
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The usual large illustrated issue of the popular
twice-a-week newspaper containing reviews of the
year's progress in eastern Multnomah, appropriate
holiday matter, messages of cheer, merchants’ an­
nouncements, etc., etc.
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Tuesday, Dec. l i
Good sized audiences g reeted the
j (W0
p erfo rm an ces
of
“Cappy
Hjvks,” the com edy presented by
,j,e senior class of G resham Union
pigp school T uesday and W ednes-
qa y evenings, and th e re seemed to
j,e a united opinion th a t th e stu-
,|e nts c a rrie d out tlw ir p a rts with
j cre d it to them selves.
E veryone
co u j(j
from th e beginning th at
,
gruff old captain w as not half
as ferocious a s he ap p eared and
th a t u n d ern e ath a rough ex terio r
he had a kind h eart, alth o u g h not
1 a very courageous one, an d no one
j w as su rp rised th a t th e m anly
' young cap tain . Matt Peasley, final­
ly won th e w ealthy ship o w n er’s
b eautiful d au g h ter. T he proceeds
of the play w ill he used to help de-
fray th e expense of publishing the
“ M unhinotu", the class annual.
A ra r e tre a t is in sto re for the
high school stu d en ts and any o th ­
P receding th e m is tin g th e Le- (
ers who m ay w ish to be present
glon and A uxiliary enjoyed a boun- ■
when on Monday, Decem ber 6. J u ­
' tiful pot-luck supper, a fea tu re of
bilee sin g ers, a colored m ale q u a r­
the jo in t m eetings w hich has ra is ­
tet. will ap p ear at the high school
ed th e atten d a n ce of both o rg an i­
a t the noon h o u r and give a 45-min-
zations n ea rly 50 per cent.
u te co n cert of both vocal and in ­
T he Auxiliary, w hich met in
stru m e n tal selections. T his co n ­
an o th er room of the hall elected
c e rt is to be given u nder th e a u s ­
the follow ing officers: Celia E v er­
pices of th e associated stu d en t
ett. p resid e n t; Ruth S t.C la ir, vice
body, and $35 of its funds w ill he
p resid e n t: Georgia R oberts, se c re ­
n ecessary to b rin g th e q u arte t
ta ry ; E lsa S harp, tre a su re r.
here. No adm ission will be charged,
T he officers of th e Legion and J
b u t any who w ish m ay co n trib u te
A uxiliary w ill be in stalled a t a
any am ount desinffl to th e stu d en t
m eeting .the date to be set later.
body fund to help defray th e ex ­
pense, alth o u g h all are welcome
PETTY THIEVING IN
w ith o u t so doing. The old tim e
GRESHAM REPORTED so u th ern m elodies will be a featu re
Someone who evidently wished- of th is co n cert and th e re w ill also
a T h an k sg iv in g d in n er w ithout go- be a banjo soloist and probably
ing to th e tro u b le of w orking for it ukulele num bers.
The program
or ob tain in g it honestly raided the will begin prom ptly at 12:40 and
chicken coop of Felix Chiodo T u es­ co n tin u e u n til about 25 m inutes
day evening and m ade off w ith a past 1 o’clock.
h alf dozen w hite L eghorn hens.
M arks could be seen w here they
On th e com ing Monday evening,
killed th e fow ls before leaving the N ovember 29, a professional m a­
prem ises. On th e sam e evening gician w ill ap p ear a t th e high
m ilk w as stolen from four different school gym nasium and give a clev­
fro n t p orches th a t have been e r evening of en tertain m en t. He
checked up. in addition to some appeared in G resham a t a program
b u tte r from one of th e places. 8ev- given by th e W oodm en of th e
eral m achines are rep o rted to have W orld In October and Ills stu n ts
been strip p ed of accesso ries th a t a re sa ld to be exceptionally skill-
evening. also H. • C. L arsen and . fu j. One tric k he perform ed w hich
Andy B eckw ith each m issed four ' no one seem ed able to fathom was
g allons of autom obile oil. On Wed- w ith an alarm clock. He set the
nesday evening som eone attem p ted d o c k in full view of th e audience
to g et aw ay w ith a locked bicycle an(j a m om ent la te r ap p aren tly
belonging to Elwood D uncan, b ut produced th e sam e clock from
they only dragged It a sh o rt dis- I am ong th e crow d. He also took a
tan ce before th ro w in g It aside. T he g en tlem an 's h at from th e audl-
fru it house of H. C. L arse n w as en- j ence, beat up an egg in it and
tered a w eek or so ago an»L 50 stirre d in flour, la te r strik in g a
q u a rts of choice fru it .and five or 1 m atch and lig h tin g th e m ixture,
six g allo n s of pickles stolen. T he A fter tw o or th re e m in u tes it came
door w as fasten ed u n d er lock and out a w ell-baked b iscu it and th e
key, but th e th ief succeeded in get- j,aj w as resto re d t o ‘ Its ow ner in
tin g th e lock open.
p erfect condition. Of co u rse the
A good descrip tio n w as obtained deception lies in th e fact th a t his
o f th e m an who took tw o q u a rts of 1 j,an<]s can move faste r th an the
m ilk from th e D uncan and W elch ' average m ind, but n ev erth eless,
porches T uesday evening. He w as tp ere js con sid erab le am usem ent
seen c a rry in g the m ilk aw ay and is a „rt possibly som e In stru ctio n to
described as tall and w earin g a j
gained from an evening of this
long overcoat, larg e slouch h at and kind.
, heavy logger shoes.
Free Methodist Services.
TROUTDALE BOV OUT
"To all who are not finding life
FOB BASKETBALL re tu rn in g to them th e blessings,
H aro ld E vans of T ro u td ale, re g ­ com fort and Joy th e ir h eart desires
istered in in d u stria l a rts at Oregon to have, we su g g est to try the
A g ricu ltu ra l college, is tu rn in g out Bible way. T h ere Is balm for all
for fresh m en b ask etb all.
More ills th e hum an fam ily c a rrie s. How
th an 100 “ro o k s” including m any would you like to be a polished shaft
high school s ta rs of Oregon and | *n •he sight of Ood and th e w orld?
o th er sta te s answ ered th e first call j Then you are invited to h ear a ser-
for p ractice. A squad of about 40 m o n on The I’illar In th e Tem ple
men w ill be picked from th is group ° f God Sunday m orning a t 11
as soon as th e coach has an oppor- o clock at th e F re e
Methodist
tu n ity to determ in e th e ability of I ch u rch , also a good, live, Interest-
ing serm on in th e evening.
the players.
A m ory “S la ts” Gill, form er var-
P ra y er m eeting will he held
sitv b ask etb all fo rw ard and now W ednesday evening
instead of
freshm en coach, is pleased w ith th e T h u rsd ay to p erm it all who wish to
m a teria l and expects to develop a atten d th e d istric t q u a rte rly m eet­
w inning team .
N um erals
are ing held a t P o rtlan d T hird church
aw ardeil’ to m en on the squad who (L ents) Decem ber 2 to 5. T he Wo­
tak e p a rt In th e U niversity of O re­ m an 's M issionary society w ill hold
gon fresh m en gam e and o th ers Its re g u la r m onthly m eeting a t the
whom th e coach believes ea rn s home of Mrs. C. D. Cathey, on
T uesday afternoon. November 30.
them.
Above— Albert B. Fall, form er
Secretary of the Interior as he is
today, this photo being taken at
W ashington last week, as he a r­
rived from New Mexico to defend
himself. Below, Mr. Fall as he
looked before being indicted on the
charges of alleged conspiracy to de­
fraud the government in grantine
oil leases.
In an in te restin g serm on last
Sunday evening at th e M ethodist
church, the p asto r spoke on the
topic, "T he W orld M utes,” As a
supplem ent to th is, he announces
th a t he w ill p reach next Sunday
evening on th e topic, “The W orld’s
Upside Down,” d iscussing several
phases of m odern life in th e light
of th e teach in g s of Jesu s. The
ju n io r choir will sing a t th is s e r­
vice.
T he serm on for th e m orning
hour is entitled "My Cup R unneth
O ver”, th e w ords from th e 23d
P salm being th e tex t. T he aim of
th is serm on is to set forth th e joys
and possibilities of th e overflow ing
C hristian life. T he service w ill be
enriched by special m usic by the
choir.
T he Sunday school is u nder an
efficient corps of officers and te a c h ­
ers, and offers splendid o p p o rtu n i­
ties for religious in stru ctio n to the
children of the com m unity.
T he
leader of th e E pw orth
League for next Sunday is F ran ces
W elling. T he devotional m eeting
w ill be preceded by a social hour
at 5 o’clock.
Greeting Cards.
White Ribbon Review
b u d s Gresham Folks
Ted Johnson Named
Gresham Legion Head
A Changed Man
2«, 192«
The c u rre n t num ber of W hite
Ribbon Review, th e official organ
j of the Oregon W om an's C h ristian
i T em perance Union, is largely tak-
I en up w ith rep o rts of the conven-
I tion held h ere in October. It ex-
¡ presses ap p reciatio n both in news
I sto ries and ed ito rial, for th e cor-
; diality of the G resham people and
¡ for the m any favors show n to the
| officers and delegates
E ditorially
the paper said:
"It w as a big convention— 191
delegates.
"L ittle G resham was equal to the
em ergency—'because its soul was
big.’
“Never did delegates receive so
m any ’free' things. F ree n ew sp a­
pers, free fru it, free flowers, free
autom obile
tra n sp o rta tio n ,
free
pro g ram s—but th e list is too long.”
The follow ing ex cerp ts front the
story of the convention give the
g en eral im pression m ade on the
v is ito rs :
"W ith clear skies and sunshine,
w ith a ir full of ozone, G resham
w as resp len d en t in holiday array .
F lag s and b an n ers waved. Nearly
every window reflected a welcome
by p o sters or suggestive d eco ra­
tions. A com m odious re st room
was provided wit it couches anil
easy ch airs and tab les w here oue
could rest and relax.
“ In th e convention ch u rch it was
evident th a t th e com m ittee on dec­
o ratio n s m ust have beeu a group of
a rtists. A larg e post flag covered
the fro n t w all. To th e east th ere
w ere g racefu lly draped the flags of
the nations. The credit of th is d is­
play is due Mr. Geo. Honey.
"Over 300 sat down in com fort to
the banquet, and w ere served with
perfect efficiency.
"An autom obile trip to M ultno­
m ah F alls w as one of the m any
tre a ts given tlie delegates by the
G resham citizens.
“All th e sta te officers w ere r e ­
elected except th e corresponding
se cretary , who abso lu tely declined,
being unable to serve longer. Each
elected sta te officer w as presented
by th e convention th ro u g h Mrs.
H orning. M ultnom ah county p re si­
dent. a b eau tifu l token of apprecia­
tion for service th ro u g h flowers,
flowers and m ore flow ers.”
PASTOR TO DISCUSS
GOOD QUALITIES
Many people differ In th e ir o pin­
ions as Io who th e really good man
Is. If he is good looking he m ight
not he good in paying. If he has
w ealth he m ight be stin g y ; if lie is
popular he m ight be im m o ral; if he
is religious he m ight be a crank.
"W ho Is the Good Man” w ill be dis­
cussed in the m orning serm on at
th e B aptist ch u rch next Sunday.
T he service begins a t 11 o'clock.
T he
Bible
school will begin
prom ptly at 9:45 a. m. with classes
for all ages.
The B. Y. P. U. will meet at 6:30.
M arie Blom w ill lead the second
group In conducting a study of
fro n tier m issio n ary w ork, th e topic
w ill be "F ollow ing th e F ro n tie r.”
T he young people a re holding
splendid m eetings and cordially in ­
vite o th er young people to Join
them in th e ir m eetings and recrea-
tioits. T he topic for thp evening
serm on will be “A P leasing P e r­
so n ality ." T he p asto r Rev. E. O.
Judd will speak in both services.
Special m usic by th e local B aptist
church choir u nder the direction of
K. D. F en d all will be ren d ered at
both services. The p ray er m eeting
and Bible study beginning p rom pt­
ly a t 7:15 W ednesday evening will
be followed l>y the reh e arsal of the
choir.
T W IC E
A
W EEK
81.«0 Per Year
264.4 Miles Per Hour
Major Mario De Bernadi, Italian
aviation ace who established a tu*w
world speed record of 264.4 miles
per hour to win the Schneider Cup
at Norfolk, Va.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Al DI I OBII M CONVERTS
Windstorm Damages
Vacant Building
The severe w indstorm which vis­
ited th is vicinity W ednesday eve­
ning played havoc w ith the p lan t
of the Zweible M anufacturings com-
: pany. The g re a te r p a rt of the
! dam age seemed to have been
wreaked on th e north side of the
! building w here th e roof line is
[ fully a foot out of plum b in places.
I F our brick ce n te r pins su pporting
the roof, each about two feet in di­
am eter. are lying on the ground
with 20 broken panes of g lass and
100 sm all panes w hich escaped
breakage, due no doubt to lighting
on heavy tu fts of grass. In places
the im m ense roof beam s have been
moved nearly an inch out of line.
The so utheast corner of the
building w as also hard hit by the
wind and the ce n tral p a rt of the
south side has left its brick pter
foundation. One of the iurge w in­
dows on the south containing 30
panes of g lass w as blown out but
fell to the inside ra th e r th a n on the
ground. T em porary sup p o rts have
been placed u nder th e roof.
Musical o rg an izatio n s of P o rt­
I ll t M i FULNESS.
land have been dated for the S u n ­
As a little afte rm ath of th e sp irit
day aftern o o n co n certs at th e m u ­
nicipal auditorium in P o rtla n d up of th an k fu ln ess w hich pervades the
T hanksgiving season a p ic tu re p re ­
to the m iddle of Ja n u a ry , ac co rd ­
sented itself this m orning th a t
ing to Hal M. W hite, m an ag er of might hear passing along.
A
th e auditorium . Many of th e o r ­ G resham woman, far removed from
ganizations to ap p ear in th is sea­ the need of financial w orries, was
so n ’s co n certs have given pro g ram s expressing her g ratitu d e for her
in previous y ears and have won many blessings. She spoke of a
high praise.
com fortable home, plenty to eat
T he co n cert for next Sunday a f­ and w ear, a kind husband, affec-
ternoon, November 29, at 3 o’clock, tin o ate ch ildren and other things
Is to be given by the S chubert club, that m ake her pathw ay a desirab le
with Patil K. H utchinson us d ire c t­ I one in life.
or, and assisted by vocal, piano and
Y esterday an o th er G resham lady,
organ soloists.
totally blind, obliged to live alone
F or December 5 th e program Is 1 and with a pitifully m eager income,
to be by th e Sunnyside M ethodist said with a sm iling face to a neig h ­
Episcopal ch o ru s choir of 40 voic­ bor who had dropped in for a mo­
es, fea tu rin g a series of negro sp ir­ m e n ts chat and incidentally had
brought along a basket of T h a n k s­
ituelles.
O ther d ates are as follow s: De­ giving cheer, “Oh how thankful I
cem ber 12, P h il-h arm o n ic Male am for my m any blessings. People
ch o ru s;
Decem ber 19,
L adies’ are so good to me I h ardly know
chorus and soloists, u nder d irec­ ; how to ex press it.”
tion of Mrs, Fred L. Olson; Decem­
ber 26, special C h ristm as program ,
featu rin g C h ristm as ca ro ls; J a n u ­
ary 2, an elab o rate p resen tatio n of
“The M essiah.” directed by Joseph
F inley; J a n u a ry 9. Olds, W ortm an
Friday. Nov. 26—Cam pfire g irls ’
X- King ch o ru s; Ja n u a ry 16, O re­
b azaar and social. O rient grad e
gon m usic com posers' program , school.
,
with choruses, o rc h e stra s and solo­
Friday, Nov. 26— A nnual P.-T. A.
ists.
hakaar, country Htore and program ,
Students
tn iio n n re Engagem ent. Union school near D am ascus, be­
ginning 8:15.
G resham people will he In te re s t­
ed in the an n ouncem ent of an en ­
S aturday E vening, Nov. 27—B a­
gagem ent w hich was m ade sim u l­ zaar. d inner and program , P leasan t
taneously In Salem and F o rest Home B aptist church.
Grove one evening la st week. The
Sunday E vening, Nov. 28- Sacred
young people concerned are Oliver concert at Lynch schoolhouse, pro­
Gill of G resham , a stu d en t In the ceeds for p urchase of new Sunday
senior year at K im ball School of school song books.
Theology, and Miss Eunice P ease
Monday Evening, Nov. 29—Ma­
of P ortland, a student at Pacific gician to ap p e ar a t high school
U niversity. Mr. Gill told of the en ­ gymnasium.
gagem ent at the dinner hour at his
Bazaar, supper and program .
fra te rn ity house, w hile I i I h bride G resham
M ethodist
Episcopal
to he divulged th e secret at the church, W ednesday evening. Dec. 1.
sam e tim e to her so ro rity sisters.
S aturday. Dec. 4— B azaar, supper
and play under auspices of the
I iideiioniliialioiial Services.
I Rockwood church, g range hall,
Sunday school will begin at 1(1 | Rockwood.
o'clock at th e U ndenom inational
Sat., Dec. 4—T routdale. A nnual
tem ple and th e re will be p reaching
at 2 in the afternoon and 7:30 in I bazaar and supper by L adies Aid.
City hall.
the evening by th e pasto r, th e Rev.
Monday Noon. Dec. 6—Jubilee
8. F. P itts. T he afternoon p rea ch ­
ing service will be preceded by a singers at high school assem bly.
song service.
Dinner for Two, Maybe.
He— "I th in k we m ust Invite Mr.
P eren n ials for Sale.
and .Mrs. Borgdom to dinner soon."
She— “C ertainly. Do you know
Must sell a large num ber of my
w hat day they can n o t com e?"
p eren n ials and sh ru b s to m ake
room for dahlia stock. They will
For low est ra te s on autom obile, go very cheap to those who will
tru c k and g en eral in su ran ce see come for them . Mrs. Vera L. T uck-
B. W. T h o rn e —Adv.
er, phone G resham 269x2.—Adv.
"Miss S usan's F ortune", F air-
view M. E. ch u rch benefit, Dec. 10
Dec. 11— B azaar and supper.
M ethodist L adies Aid. P lea san t
Home.
Wednesday. Dec. 22 Senior class
| play, "Seventeen," by Sandy Union
high school a t Sandy.
Army! Awaiting Whistle for First Service Game in West. Navy!
Don’t fo rg et th e ad v e rtise rs when
Don’t lay down th e pap er till you
yon need an y th in g in th e ir line.
have read the W ant Ads.
GET READY!
New Rates on Gresham Outlook
Iteginning January 1, 19*27.
TWICE-A-WEEK
GRESHAM OUTLOOK ........................... *2.191
SUPPER AND BAZAAR
and Candy Sale,
« MOS.
$1.10
Fifth Pond
A u sp ice* M eth od ist laidies* Aki M ethod!«! Kpl«rnpal < h n rrh . Ore«b«m
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
1
Sale in v in , at 2:30
a i
From Now Until January 1, 1927
One* y ear, 81.50
Six m onths, 85c
T h ree m onths, 50c
Supper at 5:30
- M EN U
Baked Ham
E sealloped P otatoes
R utabagas
Perfection Salad
Celery
Jelly
P ickles
A pple Pie
Coffee
Tea
Milk
Me P late
Children 35c
L unch S ets, Pillow Slips. D resser S carfs. A prons, N ovelties and
o th e r useful articles.
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Keep Ibis for referen ce.
$6 30
8.00
6.50
9.25
5.50
On and afte r Ja n
$6.90
8.50
7 on
9.75
6.00
All ra te s strictly la ad» unce.
Despite the hue and cry anent the ticket scandal, caused primarily by the break down of old
“Supply and Demand,” wherein some 600,000 mid-western folks are trying to get into 40,000 seats, there
should be a good football game a t Chicago when Army and Navy line up Saturday—for the first service
1 game ever played in the mid-west. Above, “Tiny” Hewitt, Army, and Frank W irkharst, Navy. Captains.