Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, March 15, 1927, Page 4, Image 4

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    GRESHAM
PAGE FOCH
OUTLOOK,
TI ESI» IV ,
M1KI H
15,
Mrs. E dna G ossett Ludlow and
J. E. G ates w ent to E stacad a to ­
In th e am ate u r singing co n test
flve-m ontbs-old
dau g h ter
Jean day to conduct the fu n eral of Chas. w hich was recently staged over
A dair of P o rtlan d w ere week-end B ronson, 70, a long tim e resid en t radio KEX, H al Jones won out by a
g u ests at the home of D. M. Cathey. of th a t place. Mr. B ronson leaves m argin of 22 votes. H is n e a re st
a widow and two sons, Neill and com petitor received 604 votes and
L enten services w ill be held
Lee.
i H al 626. T he selections he sang
T he W om an's M issionary society W ednesday evening a t the Zion
on th e evening of th e contest
of the F ree M ethodist church will Evangelical church at 8 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. A lb ert P earso n of
m eet on W ednesday afternoon w ith T he subject for the serm on will be, P o rtlan d w ere su p p er g u ests at the M arch 4, w ere “ Rose of My H e a rt”
Mrs. 11. W. Em ery. An invitation is “The T rial of Je su s—all re-enacted hom e of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M ann­ and "D una.” Miss E lizabeth H o rn ­
ing sh ared the honors of the eve­
now."
extended to ail to attend.
ing Friday. Mrs. P earso n form erly
ning as his accom panist. Mr. Jones
An 8% -pound dau g h ter w as born 1 Mrs. W. E a rl Ogilhee of H illsboro lived n ear Mr. M anning’s home in was decided to be the w inner by a
to Mr. and Mrs. R alph S tanley I spent the la tte r p a rt of th e week D ouglas county, Oregon, w here she p opular vote w hich began com ing
Monday, March 14. T he little m iss , w ith her d au g h ter Mrs. Geo. Lane w ill be rem em bered as Miss Rose in on the evening th e co n test took
w ill be known by the nam e of who has been suffering from the Bussington.. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. place. T here w ere 50 p articip a n ts
prevailing epidemic of colds. Her McKoy. the la tte r the d au g h ter of in th e contest, w hich lasted th ree
D orothy Adell.
husband
cam e from H illsboro S u n ­ Mr. and Mrs. Manning, w ere out hours.
Mrs. J. 8. C ham bers ot Hood
day
and
both retu rn ed to th eir from P o rtlan d S atu rd ay to visit
R iver is spending a few days with
with th e ir p aren ts.
home.
T he D orcas circle will m eet at
h er d aughter Mrs. K. C. Roberts.
T here has been considerable in ­ the home of Mrs. II. E. Cannon on
T he Rev. and Mrs. M. V. W hetzel, 1 T he R,‘v” R al',h an<1 C harlf'8
cre ase of activ ity noted lately in W ednesday afternoon. The So and
th e ir son E arl, an.l H ow ard H opper " » " « ’•«eld. in charge of the Bible the affairs of the Oregon P ickle &
Sew circle will m eet W ednesday
drove to W oodburn S unday w here ; « " ‘»‘‘»rd work in (iresham , are C anning com pany. Local products
afternoon with Mrs. C. M. H arrison.
they spent the day with frien<K | holding a series of evangelistic ser
a re beginning to move and the
i
vices
at
E
stacada.
som e of whom cam e from the sam e
p rospects a re encouraging for a ; The Rev. A. S. Hisey of Salem
place in O klahom a a few years ago.
T he resignation of Mrs. Fred year of prosperous business. J. L. was a d in n er guest of Mr. and Mrs.
T he G resham circle of the E van­ I loss from the office of the A. W. Stafford has resigned as m an ag er j L. L. K idder F riday evening and
gelical W om en’s union will hold an Metzger com pany will take effect of the local b ranch of th e pickling spent the night with th e Rev. and
all-day sew ing bee at the home of the 1st of April. Ted Johnson has w orks and It. H. L uethe Is now the Mrs. H. V. W ilhelm. He spoke at
Mrs. E. Schw edler on T hursday. A begun work at the sto re w ith the actin g m anager. It Is said th a t p e r­ the V ictory P aren t-T each er asso ­
pot luck luncheon will he served iAtention of tilling the position to m anent arran g e m en ts will not be ciation th a t evening on th e subject,
“The Modoc Indians."
Mr. and
m ade for several weeks.
a t noon. All friends nt th e union he vacated.
Mrs. W ilhelm and d au g h ter also a t ­
a re invited.
R eaders will And the program
Sewing lessons will be continued
tended th e P.-T. A. m eeting which
R alph Davidson has been ill lor tom orrow n ight's band co n cert in room 10 of th e high school b u ild ­
they re p o rt interesting.
n ea rly a week w ith Intestinal published com plim entary In the ad ing on W ednesday m orning, March
trouble.
of the P o rtlan d E lectric Power 23, beginning at 9 o’clock. Any
Ruth L auderback
has begun
County Club A gent K inder an- com pany in today's Outlook. The lady in terested in sew ing is invited w ork as a saleslady at the Hepp
R acket store.
nounces th a t the m arketing clubs program indicates a high-class to join the class.
are now beginning w ork in ea rn e st concert th a t should a ttra c t a large
for th e sta te contests w hich will crowd.
be u nder way later under the di-
Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. G ates drove to
rectlon of th e ag ric u ltu ral com m it- W alla Walla T h u rsd ay in com pany
tee of the P ortland Cham ber of ! with Mr. and Mrs. V:. E. Morehead
Com merce.
P rizes
agg reg atin g I and d au g h ter of P o rtlan d , to attend
$500 will be distributed am ong the the funeral of II. M. Joy, uncle of
tw o divisions of high ami grade Mrs. G ates ami Mrs. M orehead. Mr.
school children as u re su lt of the [ Joy was a pioneer resid en t of
A CARLOAD NOW ON HAND
contests to be held.
‘ W alla W alla.
Gresham Locals
192
Mrs. H ow ard Jones, rem em bered 1 19, a t the E ast Side B usiness Men’s
as Miss B ern ita B ennison, is here club. G rand avenue and E ast A lder.
from San F ran cisco , th e g uest of The e n tertain m en t of th e evening
h er fath e r S. J. Bennison and h er w ill include dancing, ca rd s and
au n t, Mrs. Mina McKinney. Mrs. billiards.
Jones has w ith h e r h er tw o ch il­
The A rem e club will give a p arty
dren Dick and Bob.
on T h u rsd ay afternoon at th e home
M. M. S quire has been confined to of Mrs. Benj. Cam eron. Luncheon
th e house for a few days with an will be served at 1 o’clock and th e
a ttac k of illness.
aftern o o n pastim e w ill be cards.
Mrs. M. M. S quire had th e p leas­ Those who do not play ca rd s are
ure of receiving a long distance invited to atten d also.
call from her b ro th er at Salt Lake
Geo. M. T horp, a resid en t of
City a few evenings ago. He hail P lea san t Home about 25 years ago,
ju s t been listen in g to a program was a welcome c a lle r a t the O ut­
over KEX from P o rtlan d and look office y esterd ay and the dinner
called Mrs. S quire for a b rief chat g uest of E ditor and Mrs. H. L. St.
concerning the broadcasting. Mrs. Clair. Mr. T horp lives at V ancou­
S quire in tu rn called the radio sta- ; ver, W ashington.
tion and told them of th e excellent
service ren d ered e a ste rn points.
The KEX b ro ad caster w ill la te r an- '
nounce th ese circu m stan ces to Salt
Lake City.
Local m em bers of th e O. A. C.
alum ni association will be in te re s t­
ed in th e an n ouncem ent of a m eet­
ing of th e alum ni to be held on the
com ing S atu rd ay evening, March
Band con cert a t high school
gym nasium tom orrow
(W ednes­
day) night. See p rogram in P. E. P.
com pany's ad in today's paper.
F or real e state loans see or call
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
HYACINTHS & TULIPS
in pots.
Flowering Plants A Ferns
for sale.
At B ro w n ’s M eat M ark et
or phone 306.
GRESHAM
GREENHOUSES
Flowers for all occasions
Utah Landplaster
SWIFT’S RED STEER
To Those o f You
Who are Newcomers
in Gresham
Fertilizers
lie aure it's “Red Steer”
an invitation is extended to visit our mod­
ern market. You will find it to your ad­
vantage to make this market your market
for the purchase of high grade meats, poul­
try and fish.
PH OSPHATE
N IT R A T E OF SODA
POTASH
BONEM EAL
A . IV . M e t z g e r &
O
H illing (lie L enten se a ­
son fre sh lisli will he on
liainl daily to Nupply
( your needs.
Feed Dept.
Phone 1281
Co.
PORTLA ND - G RESHA M -
SANDY
L IN E .
Store Dept.
Phone 1451
S ection Line R oute
I t . Portland
6 :30
• 7 :0 0
8 :<i0
10 :00
12 :O0
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2 :1 0
4 .0 0
• 5 :15
6 10
t o 30
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HE ARE
LICENSED EISII
RETAILERS
“c T
dunthorpe transit co .
a. m .
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noon
p. m
p. m .
p. m
p. m .
p. m
p. m .
Lv. Gresham
for Sandy
7 :43 a . m .
1 45 p . m .
6 .00 p , m .
Gresham Meat Market
PO W E L L S T R E E T
• T o G re sh a m
Special Spreader Offer
GRESHAM
We a re g o in g to sell to th e h ig h e st bidder
Band Concert
Lv. Gresham
6 :1 0
7 15
8 45
9 :15
11 :15
1 :00
3 .00
4 :0 0
5 :00
7 :0 0
7 15
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NEW RAYON UNDERTHINGS FOR
MISSES AND WOMEN
L a d ie s’ R ay o n V e sts..............................................each 98c
L a d ie s ’ R ayon B lo o m ers...................................... p a ir 98c
L a d ie s’ H eavy R ay o n B lo o m ers..................... p a ir $1.51)
L a d ie s’ R a y o n S te p -in s, so m e lace trim , som e
w ith c o n tr a s tin g c o lo rs ............................... each $1.50
Good G rad e R ay o n Slips, sh ad o w h e m ........ each $1.50
B a ro n e t S a tin S lip s...........................................each $2.98
R a d iu n e tte Silk S lips, a sp le n d id v a lu e ......each $4.50
Lv. Sandy
8 :40 a. m.
3 :3 'i p . m .
6 3D p . m .
Plenty of colors from which to choose in above garments.
L v . P o r tla n d fo r
Sandy
7 :0 0 a m .
1 :00 p . m .
5 :1 5 p . m .
A. J. W. ItlttlWX, Prop.
PH O N E 18» I
C olors in A rro w h e a d H o sie ry — C h a m p a g n e, At-
inosjihere. P a re h in e u t, S hadow , G ra in , W oodland
Bose, M o o n lig h t, D orado, P e a c h , R o se m arie, Nude,
F iy n c h Nude, G u u n ietu l, S u n set an d M ueade.
V
an d S andy.
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“ T h e lln u se of Q u a lity ”
G R ESH A M , OREGON
PH O N E 1411
Me Give G reen T ra d in g S tum ps
When you ride with us yon are in­
sured against accident.
P a c k a g e K x p r e .ii S e r v ic e o n e v e r y e a r .
T H R E E D EPOTS
G R E S H A M — O p p o s ite C ity H a ll.
S A N D Y — S c h m itz s C o n fe c tio n e ry .
P O R T L A N D — M u n ic ip a l
T e rm in a l.
S ix th a n d S a lm o n s tr e e ts .
ONLY
Superior Black Hawk Spreader
MINCH 1«. 1927, s p. M.
ill
L ig h test llru ft — S h o rte s t T u rn in g R adius
High School Gymnasium.
No < oir G e a rin g s — Seven Q uantity C h an g es
S tro n g an d P o sitiv e fe e d
S h o rte st M licei Base
llc m itc tillin g System — l a*» to Load
O perate* P erfectly on H illsides
P R O G R A M
M arch. R hodu R oyal (('h a s . S to rm )
Itaiul
T he Mill in th e F o rest (R . E ile n lie rg )
Rand
S election
Rand Male Q u artet
R ad ian t O v e rtu re (W. II. K ie fe r)
Rand
WARMII.C)
SHELF,
VENT
BACH PART OF
TO P K EEPS
FOOD WARM
OPENINGS SACK
CF TCP LEADING
TO THE
little burner
CHIMNET
KEEPS2O R3
VESSELS BOILING*
SATURDAY, MARCH 1*4. 1927
THE FAMOUS
AT 2:30 P. M.
SPEED BURNERS
S electio n s from C om ic O pera. "W a n g " (M orsel Rand
C la rin e t S o l o .........
C. P. E dw ards
M arch. De Mola.v C o m m an d ery (R. B. H all)
Rand
G ran d A m erican F a n ta s ia (T h eo . B endix)
Rand
Vocal Solo
4 01 out the attached blank, write your hid in the space pro­
vided, sign your imine and address and mall or deliver the
blank to ns in a scaled envelope any time between now and
i> p. in. on Mareh Is, 1927.
B a rito n e Duet
Rand
Oti a n d P e terso n
L iviug P ic tu re s O v e rtu re (C. W. D alby)
Rand
M arch, T h e P e d e sta l (E. G. A llen)
Rand
V iolin S o lo ..........................
F e stiv a l K ing O v ertu re (E dw . R u ssell)
M arch. T hem B asses (H ufltne)
AU Bills m ust be signed w ith nam e and address.
All bids m ust be in by the prescribed time.
All Bills will be opened nt th e p rescrib ed tim e and not before.
Successful bidder m ust be present when bids a re opened.
Rand
Phone t i l l
ti V it n s n t i m u r » ti 11 X t
Commitments u¡ Cortland Electric Cower Co
clcctuk : ctorc ^ û ^
electric bloc ,
Pow ell St. ncur Robert*
Phone 801
Gresham
'HEIGHT Of U 6S
DOES awav with
having tostscp
overcooking *
( nine in and look the machine over on our door before bidding.
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
COMPANY
OVEN
LARGE OVEN
GRESHAM. OREGON
PORTLAND
HEATER
ANO BROILER
Rami
W. D. K inder
CONTROL TO
REGULATE
It I I, E S
Miss R ose P o tte r
H u n g a ria n D ance No. ti (J. A bram s)
OVEN HEAT-
BUILT
SUCHEN
top /
The Many Advantages of the
N e w S m o o th to p
will be demonstrated at the
IIESSEI IMPLEMENT COMPANY
(iresh am . Oregon
Ph ase accept my sealed bid of $ ............................. for one new
Black llaw k M anure S p read er, and if 1 am found to be th e hlgh-
< st bidder, I ag ree to meet your reg u la r term s In paym ent, and It
is understood th at I am to receive a No 26 Machine as described
in the circ u lar.
S ig n ed ........................................................................
(N A M E )
(ADDRESS
Date.
(RURAL ROUTE NO.l
' « « f aa.l k.l,lrr«v ta ss i k . m int u st
Outlook FREE Cooking School
at the Methodist Church, March 15. 17, 22 and 24
by ROSE BARTLETT
Home Sen ice Department of the
PORTLAND GAS & COKE CO.