Gresham outlook., December 07, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

G resham
Fairview A. F. & A. M.
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D ecember
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B R ID A Y VEIL SA W Y E R
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
ROCKWOOD
Gaining Self (emidence
I
(By Miss Flo.)
Rockwood g ran g e elected th e fol­
Jam es Gaydon, 36, saw yer for the
Dear Miss F lo :— I am so self
Bridal Veil L um ber com pany, a ra s low ing officers for ihe com ing year couscious 1 am afraid to open iny
accidentally killed w hile at his at its last m eeting; M aster. W. O. m outh when I am out w ith people
Fairview lodge No. 92 A. F. &
w ork last S aturday. He is s u r­ S h aver: overseer, J H W atson; for fe a r I ’ll say th e w rong thing
A. M. held its an n u a l election and
vived by his widow, M argaret G ay­ ch ap lain . Mrs E lise E dw ards; lec­ Seem s to me th a t nothing I think
in stallation of officers on Saturday
don, and a son. A lbert, of Palm er, tu rer, Mrs. Marie W atson; stew ard. about w hen I am in a crowd is
night, Decem ber 4. a t w hich tim e
logging h ea d q u arters for th e lu m ­ J. W. E d w ard s; a ssista n t stew ard. w orth saying. It Isn ’t th a t I ani
D. K. Young:
secretary , C. L.
the follow ing w ere installed by I
ber com pany.
re a lly stupid—but I don’t know
H aynes; tre a su re r, B ert E Boice;
P ast M aster L. A. H arlow , assisted |
F u n eral services w ere held Mon
how to s ta r t or w hat to say. P lease
doorkeeper, Tom Row en; lady a s ­
by P ast M aster M. B. McGinnis as
day afternoon in P o rtlan d at th e
iell me how I can overcom e this
m a rsh a l: John T. McGinnis, w or­
Miller & T racey chapel, w ith in sista n t stew ard, Mrs. F. R ivears; handicap.
It m akes me so u n ­
graces. Misses B
dw ards n appy!— P. R
la arger
rg e r E
r,owi
shipful m a ste r: R ussel C. W ilson, I
cin eration a t Lincoln «< _ i
e ior a
O rassel; m usician. Mrs. W O.
senior w arden; John S, B urns, |
park.
F or goodness sake— don’t take it
Shaver.
jun io r w arden; D W. McKay, re ­
so seriously! Who in the world Is
The Rockwood w ater d istric t has
elected tr e a s u r e r : W illiam
H. j
going to rem em ber a year from
POWELL VALLEY
its w ell down 95 feet with 4» feet
Stanley, re-elected se creta ry ; Geo.
now, o r a week from now, or even
W iekho nt
A. C. Arvidson was chosen as the I
w ater. It is th e .in ten tio n to
P. Lumsden, senior deacon; Chris
a day from now, if you do say the
c m m m M m a - c .. . c « r r , „ . ,
successor of John W illiam s a t th e <lrin »Dll deeper so as to in su re an
F e d ersp ie l,'ju n io r deacon; W illiam
wrong th in g ? T here Isn’t anybody
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election held Monday in the Powell ad equate supply of w ater at all living so infallible th a t he can
T egart, ch a p lain : M. B. McGinnis, I
Valley w ater d istric t No. 2 for the
m a rsh al; Jam es R. Spence, senior
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office of com m issioner. Mr. Wil ions obstacles In d rillin g have been untim ely rem ark
stew ard ; H. E. Bloyd, junior stew ­
Hams’
term
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at
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time.
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T he L u th e ra n Ladies Aid will an ab undance of w ater for the dis- t ,meg rem em b er,
the in stallatio n lunch was served )
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We all do
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meet at the ch u rch on T h u rsd ay a f­ tric t seem s an assu red fact.
so m any tim es, and say so m any
by the Ladles Aid of Troutdale.
Mr. an d Mrs. Wm. Rowen have things th a t we would not do or
ternoon a t 2 o’clock. No one p e r­
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son is hostess but all are expected both been quite poorly the p ast two would not say if given tim e in
T he Fqjrview g range will m eet
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which to carefully th in k about It.
to
Airing co n trib u tio n s to w ard s the weeks.
in re g u la r session on Saturday eve­
So stop w orrying. J u s t open
T he b azaar and supper by the your m outh wide everytim e you
refreshm ents.
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ning. Decem ber 11, a t w hich tim e
»
Ladies
Aid
of
th
e
ch
u
rch
w
ill
be
A p ray er m eeting of the Home
have th a t frig h t about opening it__
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the first and second degrees w ill be
and F oreign M issionary society given on th is S atu rd ay evening. A and say som ething. I t’s th e only
conferred. As the election of of­
w ay to get over th e trouble.
w ill be held a t th e L u th eran good atten d an ce is anticipated.
ficers w ill also ta k e place at this
Talk until you get your balance.
church
on
Sunday
afternoon
at
Don’t stop to ask yourself, "Is it
m eeting and other im portant busi
2:30. R efreshm ents will be served
w orth w hile saying,’’ because if
PLEA SA N T HOME
ness m a tte rs will be attended to, it
you do you w ill come to th e co n clu ­
follow ing th e m eeting
is urged th a t all m em bers be p re s­
Mrs. B. C. A ltm an w as called to sion th a t few things a re w orth say ­
ent. B asket dinner will be Berved
those th a t a re w orthw hile
I P ortland on T uesday to attend h er ing,
have and
have
all been said by men like
prom ptly a t 6:30.
COTTRELL
I m other, Mrs. J. A. Stephens, w ho S h ak esp eare and W ill R ogers—
T he social com m ittee of Fairview
u sly ill. ____,
Mrs. c-
Stephens re- and a few others.
T he ladies of the C ottrell com- | is serio
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^grange will give a card party a t the
P eople
m unity church a re planning sev- sided in th is com m unity for nianv
"I’1' ,, who
Wh,° are s self-conscious
e lt’co,,8cl<” is
eral
for th
th e
¡ i n - I years.
J i ? T ? _ . han !1.‘c#pped •»"*’ “ re
»•Ity hall on the evening of Decern
eral in
in te
te restin
restin g g featu
featu res
res for
e an
th e re fo re n atu ra lly very unhappy.
ber 15. An invitation is extended
nual bazaar, w hich will be held a t
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he congregation
opuBl
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x- B
u a aptist
u a i i y They
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re llK H usually
very lim ited in
to all to attend.
the ch u rch on F riday evening, De­ church enjoyed an unusual service <helr frien d sh ip s and social exper-
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Nelson of
cem ber 10. The supper, w hich will on Sunday evening when the "H ap-
!JU<I P? r t about
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tt
»• i
4 th a t m ost of th eir unhappiness ami
P o rtlan d w ere dinner guests on
Ten great football coaches co­ be served from 6 to 8, w ill be fol py H our class of children had em b arrassm en t Is so unnecessary.
S unday at th e hom e of Mr, and operated with Grantland Rice, lowed by a gqod program . T here c h a rg e.o f the service.
T he th in g s th ey suffer about most
Mrs. C. P. Stone.
nationally known sports authority will be booths for a fish pond and
Mrs. M artin L en n artz w as a and lie aw ake nights w orrying
Mrs. W. E. T eg art entertained in the selection of the mythical candy sale.
about a re so triv ia l—and so often
P o rtlan d visitor on Monday
m t
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i i i t aginary.
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l l r a l t tte
t o r r
o of
f
only i Im
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th e lady officers of T rou td ale E a st­ 1926 All-American football team
T he w o rk on th e new residence fact, no one is likely to even notice
Better Farmers. Not More.
ern S ta r c h a p te r at dinner on for Collier’s weekly which appears
of R. I. A nderson is p rogressing th eir e rro rs because they are. as
in the current week’s issue, Dec. 6
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The fu tu re need of our co u n try is e. rapidly.
T uesday afternoon
The rooms and as printed above. Glenn War­
They a rc hoping to occu- 1 rule, delivered in such a mild, tin
w ere beautifully decorated in the ner of Stanford, Robert Zuppke, going to be not for an increased py th e new home before C hrist-
ln a? ‘’<‘r , ,b a t no one
mas.
' could ta k e objection! It 1» the
Jive colors of the star.
111.; C. C. Woodruff, Georgia; Knute proportion of farm ers to th e re st | ___
self-confident one whose Ill-chosen
An in-door picnic was held on Rockne, Notre Dame; Wallace of th e population, says S ecretary
Mr. and Mrs I. W. A nderson of rem ark s a re delivered in an o pin­
la st T h u rsd ay evening at th e home Wade, Alabama; Capt. J. J Jardine, b u t for farm ers w ith P o rtlan d visited Mr. and Mrs
R. I. ionated w ay th at Is m et w ith r e ­
McEwan, Ore.; W. A. Alexander,
of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stone. The Georgia Tech.; Howard Jones, g rea ter ability to apply the resu lts A nderson on Sunday.
sen tm en t and disfavor.
and
event w as in honor of Mrs. Cora Southern Calif.; E. P. Madigan, St of research in the n atu ra l sciences,
The boys a re organizing for the t r y Instead
^ n g m e of
a c a avoiding
^ them" m people—
ake
Bent, siste r of A. L. Stone, who Mary’s, Calif.; and Dan E. McGui- of invention, and of economic and usttal b asketball
the e tem pi
pt ui
to w iden your social circle.
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p ractice
in c u ce at m
will leave th is week for C alifornia gan, Vanderbilt are the coaches sociological an aly sts to ag ric u ltu re gran g e Jiall, p ractice n ights being Lose
o p p o rtu n ity of broadening
who
co-op»-rated
with
Mr.
Rice.
and
ru
ra
l
life.
before retu rn in g to her home in
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it. Rem em ber th a t when you shun
Monday
and
Friday.
Geographically,
the
West
pre­
Chicago. T here w ere 32 p resent to d o S ? »
s e le c tio n is t
The Rev and Mrs Wm v,,». peop,e b<?cause they em b arra ss you
, I
are rea l,y 8“ u n n ln g them because
oriin«»
»Le
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Cooperatives Grow.
enjoy th
e evening _ and « dinner.
ing seven places against four frort
The num ber of farm ers’ cooper­ w eath er en tertain ed on Sunday of a sense of inferiority. T alk to
G am es and rnusih w ere enjoyed the East.
atives has Increased from less than Mrs. R ussel, son and d aughter, of everybody—to every kind of p e r­
d u rin g th e evening.
6000 in 1915 to approxim ately 12, P ortland. The R ussels w ere form ­ son you m eet—the young, th e old,
POWELL VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mahaffey were
500 in 1926. D uring th is sam e dec­ er neighbors of the F airw eath ers the rich or the poor—all types.
Each experience will develop a
ade th e volume of business done in N orth Dakota.
p le asa n tly su rp rised Sunday eve­
At the m eeting of the D eborah by
new Idea about life and It w on’t be
fa
rm
e
rs’
cooperatives
has
ning by a num ber of th e ir friends Ladies Aid held in th e Mission
Mrs. C. J. Scoville and children long until you will find yourself
grow n from $635,838,000 to about
and relatives, the occasion being church T hursday afternoon officers $2,400,000,000, and the num ber of W right, Alice and Helen, w ere talking w ith confidence and your
the b irth d ay of each. Music and w ere elected for the com ing year farm ers who are m em bers of co guests a t th e Nelson home Sunday. bleRs flowing so rap id ly you will
have to talk long and fast to keep
gam es occupied th e evening, after as follow s: Mrs. Jo h n yick lu n d , operative associations has in c re as­
W ilbur A ltm an, a stu d en t a t O. A. up w ith them .
which a dainty lunch w as served president: Mrs. A. C. A rvidson, ed from 651,000 to nearly 2,000,000. C„ sp en t Sunday and Monday w ith
A question Is alw ays good talk -
The a g ric u ltu ra l cooperatives to ­
and th e couple w as presented with vice presid en t;
Mrs. Don Sho- day a re m ark etin g one-fifth of th e the home folks. W ilbur cam e to sta rte r, and once you have asked
several useful gifts. Those present g r .n . se creta ry ; Miss H uida Jo h n ­ farm products of th e country.
see his g ran d m o th er who is c r it­ the question, don’t fall to listen a t­
tentively w hile the person ap ­
w ere Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lewis, Mr. son. tre a su re r. In ap p reciatio n of
ically ill.
proached expands on the subject
The m iddle of a frozen pipe
and Mrs. W illiam L edbury and the services of Mrs. A rvidson. who
n earest th e h eart.
F o r low est ra te s on autom obile,
d au g h ter E ula, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred has been presid en t of th e Aid for should never be thaw ed first. W ork
And do n 't forget th e w eath er—
tow ard the w ater supply. To thaw tru ck and g eneral in su ia n c e see
it is just as good a topic to s ta rt
L edbury, Mrs. Opal Fuson, Captain the past four years, she w as p re ­ a w aste or sew er pipe w ork up­ B. A». T horne.—Adv.
on as It ever was.
an d Mrs. Ju stin , Mr. and Mrs. F. G. sented w ith a handsom e console set, ward from the low er end to perm it
H eld and daughter, all of P ortland. in a few w ell-chosen w ords by the the w ater to d rain awav.
O ther guests w ere Mr. and Mrs. J. Rev. Don Shogren. Mrs. Axel Jo h n ­
C. Sim pson, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. son has com pleted her fourth year
Lewis and dau g h ter K athleen, Mr. as tre a su re r of the society.
and Mrs. Mahaffey and son Law ­
Miss Anna Nordblom, who is
ren ce and Buddie B urlingam e.
taking a n u rse s’ train in g course at
W onderful C h ristm as p resen ts for sale, 5 o'clock
St. V incents hospital, has been ill
CORBETT
for several days at the home of her
AT H U E LAKE PARK
Columbia grange held its reg u ­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. C harles
Will
ta k e up sm all collection to
Nordblom.
\
la r Monday m eeting S aturday, De­
Hot biscuits « m d e of F ish er’s Blend Floor.
help pay for music,
( ream ed chicken and all the fine and ta sty dishes the
cem ber 4. w ith a fair atten d an ce of
W hite enam el b rea k fa st set co n ­
P lea san t Home women a re noted for.
S upper &|M
l.adie« Bring Lnneh
m em bers and two visitors. Mr. and sistin g of round tab le and four
FRED
G.
ANICKER.
Good
program
included
ch
airs
for
sale.
Phone
51x2.—Adv
Mrs. Jo hn Jo n a s of Fairview . Mrs.
Prices ft«c and 25c
Floor M anager
Jontfs is m a ster
of
Fairview
Adds add to your ad vantage.
grange. The m orning session was
devoted to business. *At noon a
line d inner was served. The after
noon session w as taken up with the
election of officers as follow s: Mas­
____ h i l l 1 \ IlllfX OX B i l l I li O l h VI < n I I |J F |,|„ n iill.H X
te r, Edith A. B u tler; overseer,
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
C lara E. S m ith; le ctu rer, Della
Sale lta,n ,.r Shine
,s„|e starts 10,30
Kre.- Lnneh at
H en k le; stew ard, W. F. H enkle;
a ssista n t stew ard, F red K nleriem ;
GRADE JE R SE Y S
ch ap lain. M yrtle E llis; tre a su re r,
« H e lí e ís U o f U cm hre"l? ïîl'h ib e r e n lir T e s * e d ''' ‘(Tne T e a T hî‘n| | ,*,,O"■
Mrs, M. J. W ilson;
secretary,
Daily Trips to Portland
nnd
'W W hite Leghorn I’n lh ls.
H" r W '
G lenna Reed; gatekeeper, D. G.
Gresham
B u tler; C eres. Hazel B u tler; Po­
Powell
Portland
Phone
and
mona, D orris E vans; F lora, Doro-
Ft. Fast Taylor
USI
Maple
try E llis; lady a ssista n t stew ard,
Phone EAst MS9
A letha K nleriem ; directors, F ran k
K nieriem and F red Reed; piuslc-
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ian, Edith K nieriem ; chairm an,
econom ics com m ittee’, D orothy E l­
lis. T he g range will give an old
»teads. 2 couches, 2 d ressers, 6 stand tables, 2 dining ¿ b l e ? s rock
tim e dance Decem ber 11.
' A crew of men m ade an unsuc­
cessful atte m p t to raise the launch
.Jo-Aere harm at Private Sale
of Dr. Mackey, w hich w ent aground
on G erry island dorDffc th e wind
sto rm of two w eeks ago. T he boat
is en tirely subm erged by th e high
w ater caused bV the rec en t rains.
Mrs. P. D. S ettlem eier has been
q u ite ill th e past week. Dr. A. W.
Botkin of G resham Is In a tte n d ­
This Company has invested over $77,000,000 in
Elects Lodge Officers
I
Pleasant Home Methodist Ladies Aid
FREE, Old Time DANCE
BAZAAR
Each Saturday Nite
COAL
M
P l.,,„ i,„ s . , . . . a
X..„
keep th e
’ \ rub8 ‘
Shape of the shrub.
in w estern Oregon extends from
All dead or diseased branches a re
October to A pril, says the statiou removed and burned.
landscape specialist. S h ru b s are
planted any tim e when the ground
Students Religiously I nelillesi.
is in w orkable condition. Much
Religious preference or m em ber­
harm comes from p lanting in m ud­
ship was expressed by 2223 of th e
dy soil. Since w eather conditions
3420 students registered this term
are u n certain at this tim e of the at O. A. C. Of these the la rg e st
y e a r, sh ru b s are ordered early from 1 num ber chose th e P resbyterian de-
the n u rsery and if the soli is not I nom ination w ith M ethodist a close
fit for planting, a re ’heeled in ” u n ­
, second. C hristian, Episcopal, Bap-
til they may be safely planted.
I list. Catholic, C hristian Science
Heavy pruning is done to m ain­ • and C ongregational followed in the
tain a balance between the top and
1 order nam ed w ith the re st divided
the loss of roots In diggtng. R
am ong 11 other denom inations
prevents dam age caused by w hip­ m aking 21 In all. F u ll church mem-
ping iu stro n g winds. The cuts are j bership w as claim ed by 1453 s tu ­
m ade clean ju st above th e nodes or dents.
Ethyl
is here!
Ethyl Gasoline is here at
Gresham Service Sta.
Dell Smith, Prop.
3rd & Main
Only place in town to get it
# i 1
JiaM iline yourself today. It Is the only
fuel which xx ill elim in ate “ knocking” under all driv­
ing conditions, bring out ALL the power and sm ooth­
ness of which your motor Is capable and turn
( urlion into Power.
N ew Low Prices
Model 4OO
Refrinlucer
ÌSow f t 9 .00
M odel 300
N ow $ 5 2 .5 0
STEWART-WARNER
M a tc h e d -U n it R a d io
here’s only one Matched-Unit Radio—the Stewart-
Warner. Radio reception is admittedly most satis­
factory when each unit ol the radio—receiver, tubes,
reproducer and accessories are matched to co-ordinate
perfectly with each other. This perfect coordination
of upits is absolutely impossible when there has been
no attempt made to match the various parts—or when
each is the product of a different manufacturer.
T
You have been waiting for the kind of entertainment
that Stewart-Warner Matched-Unit Radio will bring
into your home. This you may now have at new attrac­
tive prices. Popular demand has made this possible.
Let us demonstrate Matched-Unit Radio in your home.
J. E. METZGER
) our Home Furnisher
Auction Sale
BRIQUETS
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
t e JJTen - *
choose BUICKS for Gifts
at Christmas time - -
A SAFE PLACE
to put your money
AFK??ƻri.iS,^
ance.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Brockw ay of
P o rtlan d w ere Sunday v f s lty s at
Mrs. C lara Sm ith's home.
Mrs. Lydia O strand returned to
P o rtlan d Sunday afte r a ten days'
visit w ith Mrs. Sm ith and daughter
a t F ern d ale Place.
M ’ KINGDALK WOODM VN
PLAN B E N E F IT DANCE
A benefit dance will be given at
th e T ro u td ale city hall on S atu r­
day evening. Decem ber 18, under
’ he auspices of S pringdale camp.
Pacific Woodmen Life association,
for the fund w hich is b d n g raised
for th e constru ctio n of a hall at
S p rin g d ale for the organization.
Tills Is th e dance w hich w as erron-
ously announced for December 11.
Mm- Nora A. McIntosh
this territory.
It has 90,000 light and power customers and
serves a population of over 400,000.
Its business is growing steadily every day.
TROUTDALE SAND & GRAVEL CO
Concrete and Planter
Wc offer you an opportunity to invest your money
in this sneressfiil and w ell-m anaged business at « 1 7
per rent interest.
SAND
Investm ent Departm ent,
820 E lectric B uilding
Sold in the Hunkers 'Or Delivered
CEM ENT AND CEM ENT BRICK
Portland Electric Power Co.
GENERAL HAULING
Portland. Oregon
Every heart warms to the
beauty of Buick—finished in
charming Coronation Duco.
Drop in at the Buick show­
room today, and finish your
Christmas shopping.
G ra v e l
Let us tell you more about it.
J.
R.
Buick is a gift suggestion that
grow s in favor each tim e
Christmas comes.
K N A R R
The
Greatest
P h o n e G resham
T R O U T D A L E . O RE.
BUICK1,;;;,.
Walter W. Metzg er
—— a Phone I sol
Sales and Service
Greahatu