GRESHAM OUTLOOK. TUESDAY. EEHRUARY 15, 1W7
Work Begins on
New Fairview Hall
WHAT EVERY MOTHER KNOWS
Three-Act Comedy
Bring Much Praise
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'* * Pallb ‘‘a r «'-». F rederick
and
( « U t it ta . \ ANI»MtIIOOF Jam es Bechill and H ortou and
I Gordon Bacon G eorge M cAllister
F u n eral services w ere held Wed- ' and a young m an from The Dalles
nesday afternoon at the M ethodist w ere th e rem aining pallbearers,
ch u rch for th e late George V ander- In term en t was m ade a t Lincoln
Those who attended th e “Sun-
J shine" en tertain m en t given at the | hoof of Antelope, Oregon, who died 1 Memorial park.
from pneum onia on S atu rd ay afte r
T he su rv ivors are the p aren ts
| high school F riday evening were
a w eek's illness. T he lad. 16 y ea rs Mr. and Mrs. G ilbert V anderhoof;
I w ell pleased w ith the little th ree-
of age, is a nephew of Mrs. F. J. two sisters, Mrs. Lela M cPherson
act comedy w hich was said to be
Bechill of G resham and has m any of P rin ev ille and Mrs Lillie Nolan
J a reg u la r tonic for th e blues. It
friends and relativ es in and around of San F rancisco, and a b rother
was given u nder th e auspices of
| the P lea san t Home young people's ] I G resham . T ro u td ale and Bull Run. Jess Vanderhoof of San Francisco.
A larg e crowd attended the fu All w ere p resen t at the funeral.
f society and th e proceeds w ill be ’
n eral service w hich was conducted
used for th e piano fund of the
by th e Rev. H alford V. Wilhelm.
church. H elen Collins, who played
Dr. Mary Becker has had a te le
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q u a rte t sang and th e re w ere
th e p a rt of the sm all girl, delight- j
many beautiful floral offerings. phone in stalled in her residence.
ed all w ith her clever acting. The
F our cousins of th * deceased acted H er num ber is 329x2.
| P lea san t Home o rch e stra, u nder !
i th e lead ersh ip of Guy R obertson, I
! gave some excellent selections, also ;
The P tn l Iljoriiskjold Opera Company
J the num bers by th e m ale q u a rte t '
C ooperative o rg a n iz atio n p r .s e n ts
w ere w ell received. Of special m en- |
tion was th e Scotch b arito n e solos j
rendered by W illiam F airw ea th er }
The Trotiluidour Opera In E'our Acts
who appeared in costum e. The }
By G iuseppe V erdi
play is to be repeated F riday eve- I
__________TURN
VERKIN
AlIUTOHIUM
ning at th e Sandy high school.
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W ork Is now beginning on the
new grange hall to be erected in
F airview on T hird and H arrison
stre e ts by the m em bers of th e F air-
view grange. E ver since its o r
ganization over 20 y ears ago m eet
ings have been held in the city hall,
b ut this past w inter the g ran g e be
g an talk in g of th e possibilities of
a m eeting place of its own, w ith th e
re su lt th a t a lot was purchased of
L. H. Stone and constru ctio n work
h as now begun on th e building
w hich is to be 34 x 62 feet in size.
A full cem ent basem ent w ill be
an adm irable fea tu re of th e new
hall. H ere will be located the
k itchen and dining room w hich are
su ch necessary req u irem en ts of a
g ran g e equipm ent. T he m ain room
w ill be for the g range m eetings and
e n tertain m en ts such as m ay be giv
en from tim e to tim e. A stage w ill
be constructed in one end of the
h all w here am ateu r productions
ca n be p u t on as desired.
C. N. B uckner and John Moller
a re in charge of the c a rp en te r
w ork. It is hoped to have the hall
in shape for the next m eeting of
th e g range in Fairview .
John
■Ernas is the chairm an of th e build
ing com m ittee, w hich is com posed
of th e follow ing additional mem
h e rs: Cedric Stone, D. W. McKay,
C. N. B uckner and Mrs. K atie
Jo n a s, m a ste r of th e grange.
I f T ro v a to re
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POWELL VALLEY
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Mrs. H ulda B uehler has retu rn ed
to P o rtlan d to resid e p erm an en tly
on account of th e death of her son
I G eorge B uehler who passed aw ay
last month. Mrs. B u eh ler’s beauti-
ful home in Powell Valley will be
placed on th e m ark et for sale.
T he choir m em bers of th e Powell
Valley Mission ch u rch are p la n
ning a concert to be given on the
evening of A pril 9 at th e ch u rch ,
th e proceeds to be devoted tow ard
th e im proving of the ch u rch prop-
| erty.
FAIRVIEW
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The F airview P aren t-T ea ch e r as
sociation w ill observe th e 30th an
n iv ersary of the founding of the principal, Mrs. Anne
The Mission ch u rch choir will
PLEASANT VIEW AVENUE
org an ization by an e n tertain m en t Miss Beryl King.
have a reh e arsal th is evenftig at '
Mr,
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Mrs.
A.
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at the schoolhouse on F rid ay eve
A d inner w as given a t the home te rtain e d la st Sunday Mr. and Mrs. | ,h e churcl». beginning at 7 o'clock '
Mrs. L ester Cam pbell en tertain ed
ning, F eb ru ary IS, at 8 ^ o ’clock. | h e r Sunday school class on F riday of Mr. and Mrs P. B. E der Sunday E rnegt B oclalr of P o e tla n (t Guegt8 at which tim e an "A m en” chorus
Ju d g e R ichard Deich of P o rtlan d evening at her home n ear B airds
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y° Ungest 80,1 H a r- | a t th e S p rin g er home on the Sun- will be sta rted . Tom orrow evening Ì
w ill speak on child w elfare and dale station.
old and his bride who w ere m arried day before w ere Mr. and Mrs. E. | *be ^ ’>v'
H ogaeldt, a Swedisli
juvenile protection and th e re will
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stone e n te r a few w eeks ago. Before her m a r ! P o in ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. Dewey of ,n in is,er fr,,m Chicago, will give a
be several m usicall num bers. A
' le c,u re on his trip through P ales- J
tained a num ber of friends at a 500 riag e Mrs. E der was Mrs. Benta Middleton, Oregon.
larg e birthday cake w ith candles
resen t t | I Mrs.
Mra Chas. H ornecker of P leas- 1 tine. The Rev. A. Skosbergh, a
p arty Monday evening.
, L ear , of P o rtland. T hose p p resen
w ill be lighted w ith ap p ro p riate
besides Mr. and Mrs. P. B. E der a n t Valley w as a ca lle r on M r s .! " “ 11 known evangelist who has
cerem onies and th e cake then sold
and Mr. and Mrs. H arold E der : W alter H all on T uesday afternoon. ’ been Pr e«<hlnn for th e past 60
PLEA
SA
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HOME
a t five cents a slice. R efreshm ents
w ere Mr. and Mrs. Oren S tanley | Mr. all(| Mrg Georgp Schm ader year8' wiH 8peak in th e ch u rch
will be served and a silv er offering
“S unshine" w hich w as played to and baby.- F ra n k Tow nsend, Mr. | of S eattle and Mrg. A rth u r E m er- T h u rsd ay evening a t 7:30. He has
taken. A cordial invitation is ex
full house a t O rient school on and Mrs. H a rry S tanley and chil son of P o rtlan d w ere Sunday I been bolding m eetings in th e Swe-
ten d ed to all.
la st T h u rsd ay n ig h t w as a com dren. All enjoyed a ride to Dodge
d i s h T ab ern acle in P ortland.
guests of Mrs. Ben H alstead.
A b irth d ay p arty was held a t the plete success and everyone who a t p ark in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. P eterso n and
A basket social will he held at
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. George tended w as m ore th an satisfied th a t
H enry V ocksler of P o rtlan d w ere th e Pow ell Valley schoolliouse on
Lum sden Sunday afternoon in he had received his m oney’s w orth.
d in n er g u ests on Sunday of Mr.
SANDY
F riday evening in connection with
honor of th e 71st b irth d a y of the T he sam e play a t G resham on F ri-
and Mrs. L. G. Selfer.
th e ru g u lar m eeting of th e P aren t-
la tte r ’s m other Mrs. D. W. McKay day night w as splendidly received
"S u n sh in e,” th e p opular comedy
T eacher association. At th a t tim e
T hose attending w ere th e past p a - | b,,t lack of an audience w as quite w hich has been given recen tly by
HILLSVIEW
a program w ill be rendered com
tro n s and the past m a tro n s of | noticeable. It su rely w as no fau lt th e young people of th e P leasan t
m em orating the 30th an n iv ersary
People
of
th
e
H
illsview
T ro u td ale ch a p te r O. E. S. of w hich of th e p layers—nor th e coach.
school
Home B ap tist ch u rch for th e bene
Mrs. McKay is the oldest living
Rev. Wm. F airw ea th er has been fit of th e piano fund, will be r e d istric t w ere delightfully en ter- of th e founding of th e P.-T.-A. L a
p ast m atron. Those p rese n t be enjoying" an a tta c k of flu and peated F rid ay evening a t th e S an tained S atu rd ay evening by a c o m - dies are requested to bring baskets.
sides th e host and h o stess w ere w as unable to occupy his p u lp it on dy high school auditorium . Much edy and m usical program presented
Word has been received of the
Mr. and Mrs. McKay, Mrs. F ra n ce s Sunday evening.
pleased com m ent has been heard i>y g rad u a tes of the school. The b irth of a son on Sunday evening
Fox, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. T egart,
G eorge L usted, a resid e n t of th e from those who have had th e p riv cast ot the play, "Mr. Bob”, co n sist to Mr. and Mrs. E verett Lundbom
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. C avanagh, Mr. Lusted neighborhood for m any ilege of listening to this e n te rta in ed of H elen K urlen, L o rn a Sche- of P o rtlan d who form erly lived in
deen, Ted K arlen, Em m a Kuch, Powell Valley. Mr. Lundbom has
and Mrs. W illiam Sales, Mrs. Alice y ears passed into th e etern al rest ment.
Melvin M agnuson, E rn est K arlen, purchased five acres of Em anuel
C o u rier, Mr. and Mrs. M orris Mc on Sunday m orning. Mr. Lusted
and G ertru d e Sharkey. Miss S h a r A nderson and a new house Is u n
G innis, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. M arkell has been a sufferer for six y ears
VICTORY
key, th e te ac h er of th e H illsview der course of co n stru ctio n for him
of P o rtlan d , Mrs. S usan H arding, from th e effects of a p araly tic
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam S tanley and stroke, but has been able to he
T he reg u la r m eeting of the Vic school and also a g rad u a te of its self and fam ily. C arl and Ed An
Mr. an d Mrs. C harles Cleveland. about until la st W ednesday, when tory P aren t-T ea ch e r association eighth g rad e, couched th e play. The derson of P o rtlan d a re In ch arg e
Follow ing a pleasan t social tim e he received an o th er stro k e, and the will m eet F rid ay evening at the H illsview o rch e stra played under of th e ca rp e n te r work. Upon com
refre sh m e n ts w ere served.
Mrs. end followed in a few days. The schoolhouse at 8 o'clock. A p ro the direction of W alter T illstro m , pletion of th e residence Mr. and
M arkell baked a beatiful birthday fu n eral was held on T uesday a t 2 gram will be given w hich will in and R oland Schedeen rendered Mrs. Lundbom and son will re tu rn
cak e w hich was m uch enjoyed. o’clock at the P lea san t Home B ap clude m usical num bers by the several vocal selections w hich were to Powell G alley to live.
Many p resen ts w ere received by tist church.
G resham Union high school o rch es en th u sia stic ally received.
P. M. M agnuson cam e up last
th e guest of honor including a
Louise M iller, Jessie N asshahn tra . A candy sale will be held in
week
from W arrenton, Oregon, and
Boston young women taking a
handsom e leather portfolio w hich and Bonny C arp en ter had a seem connection w ith th e meeting.
course in secretarial duties wrote is planning some r< m odeling to his
w as presented to h er by the c h a p ingly m iraculous escape from death
The Victory circle of the E van the .T e n Commandments In the house, afte r which he and his wife
te r.
on Sunday afternoon when a Chev gelical W om en's union will m eet at order of their importance as they expect to occupy it. They have
Donald G rant, a stu d e n t at W il ro let coupe in w hich they w ere rid th e hom e of Mrs. Alex Thom pson saw it. Two put last “Thou .«halt now lived down on th e co ast for
lam ette university, spent th e w eek ing tu rn ed over twice. The girls on T h u rsd ay aftern o o n at 2 o'clock. «Wit kill.” The majority vote put several years. The Riggs fam ily J
end w ith his m other Mrs. George w ere shaken and scratch ed but it All ladies of the com m unity are i “Honor thy father and thy mother” w hich has resided In th e M agnuson :
first, an excellent selection, and,
Lum sden.
He w as accom panied is th o u g h t no serio u s in ju ry will invited to attend.
la st of all, “ R em em ber th e Sabbath house for th e past m onth v^llI move
by W ayne Crowe, a senior from resu lt.
I Day to keep it holy,” which is In to Rockwood soon w here Mr. Riggs
W allowa. Oregon.
Miss E. C. F airw ea th er is d eserv
I keeping with the times.
Is erecting a new home.
COTTRELL
Mrs. John Jonas and Mrs. R. C ing of unstinted p raise for th e e f
Mrs. J. F. Read has been 11 at
Standard
Oil
has
bought
a
new
Brooks are each ill w ith a severe ficient tra in in g given the "S u n
The P aren t-T ea ch e r circ le will all metal monoplane, with three en her home for m ore than a week.
sh in e” players. It is planned to p rese n t Red G range in “One Min gines doing 100 miles an hour,
attac k of the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Sales w ere put th is play on a t Sandy high u te to Go" at th e schoolhouse next carrying twelve passengers. The
Standard Oil airship will be a fly
F rid ay evening, F eb ru ary 18.
Sunday dinner guests a t th e home school in th e n ea r future.
SAND
GHAVEL
ing Standard Oil office, with type-
Mrs. Am anda C lark of P o rtlan d
of th eir son-in-law and dau g h ter
F rien d s and neighbors of Mr. and writing machines, table and cots to 60c and 76c a yard at pit or will
visited
la
st
week
a
t
th
e
home
of
her
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stone.
Mrs. Gedrge Pangborn gave them a he used by executives and their
deliver.
brother, R. I. A nderson. Mrs. C lark
ch a riv ari on Monday n ig h t a t their " f f i
The seventh and eighth grad e p u
raU A m erican a , t o , :
<>• A. IIRYAN
is gettin g quite feeble since her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. P angborn
p ils of the Fairview school w ent to
nearer.
rec en t illness.
Thnne G re* ham
have been in S eattle since th eir
Salem W ednesday to v isit th e cur
Mrs. Louise Nelson is home
m a rria g e until recen tly , when they
re n t session of the sta te legislature.
again afte r teachin g two w eeks at
cam e to m ake th e ir home a t the
T here w ere 19 in th e crow d and
Sandy grad e school as su b stitu te
P an gborn place here.
T hey w ete accom panied by the
for th e principal, Mrs. H azel M ur
Many a re sick in th is com m unity,
ray, who has been ill.
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
In su ran ce funds for farm loans.
am ong them B irchard, the 12-year-
No com m ission or brokerage. Very
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
Wil-
la m p Hill Cl i i h to Meet.
easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
He is rep o rted slightly
T he Camp Hill W om an's club kenson.
—Adv.
will hold a benefit card p arty at improved.
the home of Mrs. R. Confrey, L au
R ichard M undlin, who is em
Window Cleaning.
Daily Trip* to Portland
rel A cres, S atu rd ay evening, F eb ployed a t the 20th C entury sto re in
F or ex p e rt window cleaning see
S. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J. ru ary 19. a t 8 o'clock. T he public G resham , has been sick for several
Gres ha ni
Powell
Portland
days.
Ross Brown. G resham , phone 2501. is cordially invited.
Phene
and
Et, East T aylor
IASI
Maple
Phone EAst 6.3-9
For real estate loans see or call
Outlook W ant Ads a re b etter th an
Any tro u b les? Call Dr. Classi-
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
roadside signs.
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fled.
February 14, 17, 21, 1927, 8:15 P. M.
L’aS Til irte» Hill St,, n .a r Jefferson
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A T tlN C F N A .....................................R u th E velyn Fyke
i v B t » C E N A ................................... T helm a Ilu b h a rd , B e rth a M ay Sehw an
M A N RICÓ ........................................ H azel nodding. E m m a .Louise Sm ith
p p i h j » v iiìiT
L U N A .................. p „ v i b B Jornskjold. W illiam E llio tt
i i ! .¡S B A N I h » .......................................... A rth u r M oulton.
B e rn ard W. Spang
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C H O R U S..................................................................A rion P hilh arm o n ic C horus
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