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GRESHAM
Troutdale Association
Holds Annual Eledtion
S unday gu ests a t th e D. W. Mick-
ley hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs. Gale
H anna, Mr. and Mrs. K. W ithers,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clapp, all of
P o rtland.
Clyde M onahan is on th e sick list.
C hester L ucas is tak in g his place
a t th e Fox store.
Mfss G race B ratto n o f Spokane
and h er m other Mrs. B ratto n and
sister, Mrs. G eorge McDowell, of
P o rtlan d , w ere v isito rs at th e home
of Mrs. M arg aret B urns on W ed
nesday. Miss B ratto n left T h u rs
day m orning for South C arolina,
w here she will be a t th e dedication
of a S h rin e ho sp ital th ere. She is
a n u rse and has accepted a position
w ith th e hospital.
»KIDAT,
MARCH
“Inside” Iniorination.
Fairview Plans to
Test Water Supply
11,
1927
been found so n ecessary to th e
h ealth of both m en an d anim als,
a re screen ed o u t by o rd in ary w in-
dow g iass. T ake a dvantage of ev-
ery b rig h t 8Unny day and keep th e
y o u n g sters o ut of doors.
same p recau tio n s in h a n d lin g as
gasoline. N ever use as a co n tain er
for such liquids a g lass ja r, bottle
or oth er rec ep ta cle lik ely to break
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1 if dropped o r stru ck accidentally.
may need help Is very d istu rb in g
to those of ou r in te rn atio n a lists
who have been claim ing th a t we
d idn't have any business down
th e re try in g to p ro tec t A m erican
citizens.
Some one has said th a t “th rift is
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tellin g your m oney w here to go,
w hile sh iftlessn ess is asking your-
self w here it w ent.
Making a
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budget,
then,
is
th
e
beginning
of
P re lim in ary w ork has been com
T he action of G reat B rita in in
Benzine and n ap h th a give off very sending a c ru ise r to N icaraguan
pleted an d it w as expected th a t th rift.
The Want Ad way is the way to
a c tu a l d rillin g would begin today
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explosive vapors and req u ire th e w aters to ta k e off any B ritish who success.
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A lm ost on e-fo u rth of a ban an a is
on th e m unicipal w ell to be su n k , at „,„„,1,
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sta rc h and „„„„„
su g ar. , In addition,
a
F airview , southw est of th e city ,
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3 b an an a co n tain s a sm all am o u n t of
lim its. A. L. Ziezing of P o rtland,
protein, a tra c e of fat, and a sm all
who recen tly com pleted th e d rill
percen tag e of m ineral
m atter.
ing of th e Rockwood well, is in
W hen buying b an an as be su re th e
ch arg e of the work.
stem end is left on, th u s m aking it
F airview au th o rities te e going at
a sealed package.
th e m a tte r of in stallin g a w ater
system
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. children
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One
of , th e reaso n s why
I hey have decided to expend the ,
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should play out of doors in th e sun
sum of $1000 in te stin g out both the
Is th a t in th is way they may obtain
q u an tity and q uality of w ater and
th e u ltra violet ray s contaiued in
if every th in g is satisfacto ry , later d irect sunshine. These im portant,
a bond issue of $15,000 w ill be
health-giving rays, which have
asked to pay for the in stallatio n of
electric pump, reserv o ir, pipes,
and n ecessary expenses. T he r e
serve tan k w ill be of 25,000-gallon
capacity. It is expected th a t about
60 homes will be supplied through
(he system when com pleted.
The an n u a l m eeting of the T ro u t
dale C ooperative L ettuce & C auli
flower association w as held on
M arch 7 a t th e P le a sa n t View
schoolhouse. T he old board of di
re c to rs w as continued in charg e of
th e affairs of th e association. They
a re O eorge C ham berlain. W. E.
H u rt, F ra n k F eh ren b ach er. T. F.
Socle and Art. Dunkley.
Im m ediately a fte r th e election of
directo rs th a t body m et and re
elected George C ham berlain, p res
ident, and W. E. H urt, vice p resi
dent. T he d ire c to rs re-em ployed
A. 8. Seidl as se c re ta ry -tre a su re r;
A rnold L am pert, field m anager and
Alex. L am pert, shipping.
T he fiscal year of th e association Fighting Diseases by Up-te-Date
Methods.
ends M arch 1. The full re p o rts of
The public m u st be ta u g h t to
th e y e a r’s b usiness will be given at
th e re g u la r m eeting on April 5. fight disease by up -to -d ate m ethods.
T his is expected to show a gross T here is an u rg e n t need for the
business of $50,000. About half the education of th e g en e ral public in
acreage of la st year w ill be p la n t the m eans of com bating influenza,
ed th is year and im p o rtan t changes tu b ercu lo sis, typhoid fever, d iph
th eria, sc a rle t fever, and oth er
will be m ade in varieties.
M orning w orship w ill be co n
com m unicable diseases. A definite
plan of action for th e com ing y ear ducted S unday at th e Sm ith Me
provides for th e co-operation of m orial P resb y terian church a t 11
S unday school will be held a t 10 I m edical men, th e d ep a rtm en t of o'clock. The Rev. E. R. D. H ollen-
o'clock a t th e T rou td ale com m uni- education, th e p ress, the clergy sted will preach from th e subject,
ty church. An illu strate d serm on and every o th e r o rganization th a t ‘T he Serm on on the Mount." S un
day school will convene a t 10
for th e ch ild ren will he given by can fu rth e r th is work.
th e p astor, th e Rev. E. R. D. Hoi- I T h ere is good reason why com- o’clock. Sunday evening th e p a s
lensted.
bined efforts should be m ade to get to r of th e P resb y terian ch u rch at
T he L adies of th e C atholic church rid of disease. A la rg e am ount of Fairview and the p asto r of th e
w ill give an e n tertain m en t and sup- sickness and high m o rtality is Rockwood M ethodist church, th e
per a t the T ro u td ale city hall on caused hy p rev en tab le diseases. Rev. J. F. Dunlop, w ill exchange
T hursday. M arch 17. P rogram Is d ip h th e ria, typhoid, and sc a rle t P ip its ,
being prepared. S
upper will be | fever can be prevented. A system - | M rs- M yrtle T horpe of Oak
Supper
atlc and sim u ltan eo u s attac k on a I Grove, Oregon, Mrs. Beulah H arvey
served from 6 to 8 o'clock.
state-w ide fro n t a g a in st com m uni- and Mrs. Edith A ndrade of P o rt-
The S and E (dull m et la st T h u rs cable diseases would be an effect-
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day at th e hom e of Mrs. A rth u r ive way of erad icatin g disease.
. 1 land visited on W ednesday at the
Fourteen m em bers w ere A KyHtpinatlc and sim u ltan eo u s a t- hom e of th e ir m other, Mrs. H. C.
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_ , tack on a state-w id e fro n t a g a in st Moore. They were- d in n er guests
p rese n t and two guests. Mrs C.
com m unicable d iseases would be lt th e home of Mrs. Jo h n P eterson
R aker and Miss M arguerite Ba ley an effective w ay of era d ica tin g dis- L ,
la(
s
of G resham . A very p leasan t after-1 ease.
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d I hii DroDOses
an activo
** m eeting of the school hoard
noon was spent in playing
500 and
piupiniv» an
active at-1
ai
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,
. . . -„ tack on contagious d iseases th ru - on Monday evening te ach ers w ere
W<’rl‘ " K ° n J ' “ ‘Cy WHrk’ At. 1:30 o ut th e year 1927. It is hoped th at h ired for th e ensuing v ear as fol-
a delicious dinner w as served.
th e re su lts of th is advance all ,11WU.
,
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. S heets of Twin “ lo,1K ‘he line will enco u rag e local
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health
officials
g en erally .
j t m is s neryl King,
5th and 6th
F a l ls ,
Id a h o ,
v i s it e d
Wednesday 8bou| d also fu rn ish an object lea- g rad e s; Mrs. H elen Camp, 3d and
and T hursday at the home of Mr. | son to intelligent citizens through 4th; Miss Leah B urgeois, 1st and
and Mrs. J. R. K nurr. They w ere out th e sta te in w hat can be done 2(|
on th eir way home from C alifornia, in ,,H' Prevention of disabling slck-
Mrs. Ruth M oller en tertain ed the
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The re su lts of th is plan
w here they b a il been visiting.
| should pave th e way for a m ore | social com m ittee of th e Fairview
Mrs. J. F. T hom pson of L ew iston, com prehensive one, and should g ran g e a t her home on T h u rsd ay ,
n tin ha»
u e been
until freed
th e of
whole
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ms eek-end with
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w"8t
t h e s e ^ T ™ * " 8; T ',e ‘- m m itte e decided to
Idaho,
spent c th , e w
her I 1 co
Health Notes
OUTLOOK,
Good Printing
EAIR VIEW
TYPE
PAPER
TROUTDALE
I.
sister, Mrs. C.
Thom as. She w as m unlcable and p rev en tab le discus-
bold a basket social and dance at
on her way hom e from a visit to
es.
the hall
on S atu rd ay
evening,
her son in P ort A rthur, T exas, and
Since 1884 th e re has been dlph- March 26.
other relatives in Los A ngeles and H b etla an tito x in , a c u re for d lp h -I
a
th eria, and for m any y ears It has
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been known th a t a lusting iniinu-
16 p rincipal duty of a Chinese
Otto Grlenel w as a dinner guest nity could be produced by the use i arm y seem s to be plu n d erin g th e
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at the A.
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home Sunday. I I n f I to
x in-antitoxin. I In
sp ite of th is ¡civil _______
populace
a t the close
of the
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fact th e re w ere 150,000 eases and battle.
Mr. and M r.. H. D eB ha. of S tJ o h n s 13 00(, deBthg from d, p b tb „rla on
w ere visitors.
th e North A m erican co n tin en t In
W hile the Incidence anil
T he social com m ittee of the Ma- I 1921.
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. m ortality of d ip h th e ria In the cities
eons will give a dance in th e I rout- d u r|n g
p a„t
y e a r„
heen
dale city hall F riday evening, very m a teria lly reduced, the nior- j
Murch 18. Good m usic will lie furn- tallty in the sm a lle r places ami
co u n try d istric ts rem ained practl-1
Ished. E veryone is Invited.
Icnlly w here It w as before th e dis-
Mr. and Mrs. L. K unim er of P o rt- rnvery of an tito x in . T he high tnor-
lanil w ere Sunday visitors at th e tallty is am ong th e ch ild ren of pre-
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. K nurr. school age. If th e physicians, in
th eir cap acity of fam ily physicians,
Mrs. .1. E. A nderson has a new will recom m end th e im m unization
of children hy toxin an titoxin th e I
E ssex coach.
re su lts we a re looking for will he]
Mrs. R. D. Bailey and Mrs. J. m aterially aided.
W hetstone w ere guests Monday of
T here is no in stan ce of a single I
death from sm allpox in the nil- |
Mrs. A. I). K endall.
uierous o u tb reak s th a t have
Sunday visito rs a t the home of etirred in th is co u n try when the |
Mr. and Mrs. J. N avsm ith w ere Mr. p atien ts bail been previously suc-
nnd Mrs. t ’hus. I’arm entor amt tw o I eessfully vaccinated,
children. W alter and Edna.
A" “ rc "“ lt ,,f Im proved m ethods I
of sa n ita tio n and typhoid inocula-
' Ho i \niii i'iiii mill s u n |i i lin
p ercen tag e of d e a th s from
W allace of Spokane, W ashington, typhoid fever lias been m aterially
a re visiting .at th e hom e of het reduced. Oregon I ihs one of th e
low est typhoid death ra te s In th e ]
m other, Mrs. H attie W ilson. Hu United S tates.
Sunday they held a fam ily reunion
The difficulty tn the past has |
T hose p resen t w ere Mr. and Mrs. been to teach the public to m ake
C arl Itondesson, Mr. anil Mrs. C. F use of known m eans of Im m unisa
lion. It is hoped, by th e m eans of |
P arsons. Mr. anil Mrs. Russel W ll-
the plan ju st outlined, that the p u b
vi-on and George W ilson, Mr. and lic will aid g reatly in th e e ra d ic a
Mrs. Robert W ilson and Miss Irene tion ami control of com m unicable j
Muney, Mrs. Helen E vans and diseases.
niece, Mildred, and Mr. M orris, all
In fe rtile eggs bought for p re se r
of P ortland.
vation will keep longer th an fertile
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. A lbert of eggs under ad v erse conditions.
P o rtlan d visited T uesday at the They contain no developed germ,
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. K en a re slow to decay and cost no m ore j
dall.
th an fertile eggs.
Mr. anil Mrs. C. E. Scott and two
Soaking m aterial in so u r tnilk nr |
children, Mary and Joe, m otored to
Salem Sunday and spent the day b u tterm ilk rem oves mildew.
w ith Mr. Scott's parents.
To m ake good fried oysters, dip
Mrs. L. H elm ing retu rn ed home them In egg and bread cru m b s J
Sunday from Kelso, W ashington, some tim e before they a re to be
w here she spent tw o weeks with fried. T h is gives th e coating a |
her daughter, Mrs. Louise Cole.
chance to h ard en and th e o ysters
Mrs. L. A. H arlow arriv ed home w ill fry b etter.
Monday evening from C alifornia
w here she spent th ree w eeks visit
E qual p a rts o t raw chopped sp in
ing relatives.
ach and cabbage are a novel way to
Mr. aud Mrs. Milo Coons have use spinach in a sala<. Chopped
moved from the T iller property to peanuts a re som etim es added
Mr. B lase r's property, which was
It Sure Do.
recen tly vacated hy Mr. and Mrs.
L ittle drops of w ater,
Alex. L am pert. T he L am perls have
L ittle g rain s o t sa n d —-
moved onto th e ir farm .
In the gas— m akes d riv ers
Mr. and Mrs. Coon's children
Cuss to beat th e band.
have th e w hooping cough.
- Motor Mention.
Mrs. M argret H um s, who has
been confined to her bed w ith grip
for severs# days, is now able to he
up again.
Mr. and Mrs. David B urns and
Every Saturday Night
children spent Sunduy at th e home
of Mrs. M Burns.
The sad news w as received T u es
day m orning of th e death of Mrs.
Husk* hy VI («ood w in’s
H. E Illoyd's fath e r, Mr. McGowan
Orrheatra A E n tertainer*
of Kelso, W ashington
He passed
$5r
Idnil'.lon
Xie
away early T uesday m orning. Mrs.
6 m iles from G resham
Bloyd has been w ith her p are n ts
Everyone cordially invited
the past tw o m onths, helping care
for her father.
Don’t worry about the
kiddies if your floors
are finished with Sen
our’s Floor Paint—“It
Wears Like Iron.”
S e n o u r ’s F lo o r P a in t,
u n like o rd in a ry so-called
floor enam els, p e n e trate s
into the pores of the wood
and will not crack, chip o r
peel. R e p e a te d w a sh in g s
w ill not dim the lustre.
E v e ry can of S en o u r’s
F lo o r P a in t c a r r ie s a
m oney-back g u arantee of
satisfaction.
z\lso excellent fo r use on
baseboards, shelves, w ain
scoting and all in te rio r s u r
faces w here a high gloss
paint is req u ired .
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