Gresham outlook., March 22, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM OUTLOOK.
POWELI, VALLEY
floods th a t visited C alifornia the
[ past season.
Mr. and Mrs. R laine T u rn e r a irt
L illian H eslin of F airview has
been appointed to th e staff of the ch ild ren m otored to G ladstone S u n ­
day w here they visited Mrs. E. M.
O. A. C. Daily B arom eter. T he B ar­ Grimes.
om eter publishes th e new s of th e
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Boogaard
college and is of g eneral public in ­ have leased 20 acres of Miss Calla
te re s t as rep resen tin g th e ch a ra c ­ H eslin and expect to ta k e posses­
ter, accom plishm ents and in te rests sion soon. H. H artsoff and family,
who have occupied th e Heslin
of th e stu d e n t body of th e college. house for th e p ast th ree m onths,
C om petition is alw ays keen for a have ren ted a house from John
position on th e staff, and Miss H es­ Moller.
F airv iew g ra n g e rs a re planning
lin is being co n g ratu lated on a t­
tain in g th is honor. She is a ju n io r a good tim e S atu rd ay night at the
city hall. An in terestin g program
in th e school of com m erce.
will be given. Mrs. W. E. Bonner
T he P aren t-T ea ch e r association I of B airdsdale sta tio n w ill give a
county council held an all-day , comic reading. T he L uscher boys
m eeting at F airview school S a tu r­ J will sing and H om er Lum sden will
day at w hich about 125 w ere p res­ ren d e r a co rn e t solo. Follow ing
ent. A delicious dinner w as served th e p rogram th e re will be a basket
a t noon by th e F airview ladies and social and a free dance.
la ter a splendid p ro g ram w as en ­
A fter ta x in g in th e show at Rose­
joyed.
way th e a te r Sunday evening Claude
Donald G rant, a stu d e n t a t W il­ H eslin was m uch su rp rised to find
lam ette U niversity, is spending a his autom obile had been stolen.
w eek’s vacation w ith th e home A fter, rep o rtin g his loss to th e a u ­
folks.
th o rities it w as la te r re tu rn e d to
T he W om an's society of the him.
Sm ith
Memorial
P resb y terian
Mrs. Ethel Thom pson and c h il­
ch u rch w ill m eet at th e home of d ren of P o rtlan d sp e n t Sunday
Mrs. D. W. McKay T h u rsd ay a fte r­ w ith the la tte r's b ro th er Claude
noon. T he an n u al election of of­ H eslin.
ficers w ill ta k e place a t th is m eet­
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans.
ing and all m em bers are requested
No com m ission or brokerage. Very
to be p resen t.
Miss R uth Bliss, w ho underw ent easy term s. B. W. Thorne.—Adv.
an op eratio n a t Good S am aritan
A S P E C I A L COMMUNICA-
hospital last S atu rd ay , is rep o rted ,
tion F airview Lodge No. 92,
to be doing well. H er fath e r Albert
Bliss retu rn ed Sunday from Oak- i
A. F. & A. M., S atu rd ay eve­
land, C alifornia, w here he has I ning. March 26, 1927, 8 o'clock.
spent th e past m onth w ith his sis­
Will receive trav elin g trow el
te r Mrs. H arley K err. He says th a t from P a rk Rose Lodge No 179.
w hile the birds may go to C alifo r­
M embers p lease attend, Breth-
nia if they w ish, he is one bird th a t ren welcome.
p refers Oregon. He w as not a t all
WM. H. STANLEY, S ecy.
favorably im pressed w ith th e heavy JOHN T. MCGINNIS, W. M.
F A IR V IE W
ROCKW OOD
SCHOOL N O T E S
T he Rockwood P aren t-T each er
The Powell V alley grad e school association served a hot lunch of
pupils have organized a pep club vegetable soup w ith c ra c k e rs and
which they have nam ed T. N. T. cocoa to the school ch ild ren F ri­
Officers elected are C arl E kstrom . day noon. The re g u la r business
p resid e n t; Alice Nelson, vice p res­ m eeting w as held in th e aftern o o n
id en t;
E dith Sroufe, se creta ry - and p la n s w ere com pleted for th e
tr e a s u r e r ; A lice Nelson and S ta n ­ e n tertain m en t to be given A pril 2.
ley Lyon, yell leaders. T he colors
Mrs. C. L. H aynes, club leader,
of the club a re blue and w hite and en tertain ed th e m em bers of her
th e purpose is to enthuse pupils sew ing class at th e ir reg u la r m eet­
an d p atro n s in th e subject of a th ­ ing on F riday afternoon. W. D.
letics. The club has over $10 to its K inder, county club leader, also
cre d it in the bank.
Mrs. Minnie B. A ltm an, principal,
T he Pow ell V alley school h as o r­ and Miss M arian F o rt, fifth grade
ganized a baseball team and the I te ac h er, w ere presen t. The g irls
boys are p racticing w hile w aiting 'a r e gettin g along splendidly w ith
for supplies w hich have been m ost th e ir w ork and a re prom ised a
g enerously donated by th e school tr e a t by Mr. K inder in th e n ear fu ­
board. Games m ay be arran g e d for tu re in the form of a p ictu re along
o th er grade schools by interview educational lines.
ing Miss Sue H icks, p rincipal, or
A crow ded house greeted “U ncle
C arl E kstrom .
R ube” on F riday evening la st at
“C inderella", an o p eretta, w ill the g ran g e hall. Much cre d it is
be given in th e n ear fu tu re by the due tfie players, one and all. for th e
pupils, under th e direction of Miss very cred itab le perform ance, and
* u e H icks who has been very sue th e new stage added not a little to
cessfu l in coaching. P a tro n s may th e success of th e en tertain m en t.
rem em ber the o p eretta, “Gypsy Ro Many attended from th e su rro u n d ­
v e r” w hich w as given by Bull Run ing com m unities as w ell as q u ite a
pupils w hich w as directed by her. num ber from P o rtland.
A fine tim e w as enjoyed a t th e
The g irls of Pow ell Valley have
pot-luck
supper given at the
o rganized a sew ing club w ith Miss
H icks as leader. They a re doing ch u rc h on S atu rd ay evening. Rev.
excellent w ork and are to have a and Mrs. Dunlop a re end earin g
booth a t the county fair. Seven them selves to the e n tire com m uni­
g irls w ith th e ir in stru c to r are p la n ­ ty and the w ork of th e ch u rch is
ning to drive to the sta te m eeting going forw ard.
T he Rev. J. F. Dunlop exchanged
a t C orvallis in July.
A new basketball outfit is being p u lp its w ith the Rev. E. R. D. Hol-
in stalled a t th e school and next lensted of the P re sb y teria n church
te rm a team w ill rep rese n t Pow ell of F airview on Sunday evening
last.
Valley.
Miss Sue H icks and Miss E lsie
Mrs. Dunlop en tertain ed frien d s
Luoto have been re-elected as from P o rtlan d on S atu rd ay w ith a
te ach ers for an o th er year. The b irth d a y party.
school is in a flourishing condition
Mrs. Jean C utler visited w ith her
u nder the capable in stru c to rs of siste rs in P o rtlan d during the
the past year.
week.
At th e reg u la r m eeting of the
T he w ate r board is m aking a r ­
P aren t-T each er association
held ran g em en ts for th e laying of the
F riday evening a dem onstration m ains and the building of the re s ­
w as given by th e “S unshine" girls. ervoir on G ra n t’s B utte.
P olar cakes w ere sold by th e T. N.
T. duly.
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C1IERRY V ILLE MAN
SUCCI MBS TO ILLN ESS
National
F u n eral services w ere held th is
afternoon a t th e M ethodist church
at Sandy for th e late E dw ard T
W all, 27, of C herryville, Oregon,
who died Sunday a fte r a b rief ill­
ness as th e re su lt of n ep h ritis fol­
lowing an a tta c k of scarlet fever.
Mr. Wall was brought to the home
of Mrs. H arriet T im m erm an a week
ago for m edical observation and
trea tm e n t, but as th e sym ptom s
g rad u ally began to grow m ore
alarm ing. It was th o u g h t best to re ­
move him to a hospital. He was
tak en to th e P o rtlan d san itariu m
w here he lived but a few hours.
T he deceased Is survived by his
p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W all
of C herryville, th ree siste rs Mrs.
Alice Hivley of P o rtland. Mrs.
Alma L arson of B rightw ood and
Minnie W all of C herryville, and
fo u r b ro th ers F ran k , George. O scar
and C arl all of C herryville. I n te r ­
m ent was m ade in th e Sandy cem e­
tery .
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22 used cars, n early all la te m odels.
30-day guarantee on all cars. Every used car
ready to go anywhere anytime.
1927 licen se in clu d ed
H e re is a p a rtia l lis t of w h a t w e have
1925 O V E R L A N D to u rin g , A -l c o n d itio n
1924 O V E R L A N D sedan, c o u ld n ’t be b e tte r,
lo ts of e x tr a s .........................................................
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1923 C H E V R O L E T co u p e..........................................
1924 ( H E \R O L E T to u rin g w ith g lass e n ­
c lo su re ....................................................................
1926 EO R D to u rin g ......................................................
$325
$400
$500
$250
$200
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All o th e r used c a rs priced low fo r th is sale.
EASY TER M S
IGNITION SPECIALIST.
T h a t's us. B ring your ca r here
for any rep airs, ad ju stm e n ts or
p a rts for the s ta rte r, g en erato r,
sw itches, w iring, lighting,
etc.
W ork done by an ex p ert and is pos-
itively gu aran teed . We c a rry a
com plete line of ignition p arts.
G resham G arage, phone 2391.
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PO W E L L V A L L E Y
TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1927
Every Saturday Night
The Rev. Enoch Sandeen is soon
to s ta rt a lectu re to u r thro u g h
W ashington and Oregon, th e en tire
to u r to take in Spokane, S eattle
E verett and Tacom a, also several
cities in Oregon. The them e of the
M usic by A1 G oodw in’s
lectu res will be, “The P assion of
O rc h e stra & E n te rta in e rs
o u r Lord Jesus C hrist, settin g fo rth
65c
Admission
35c
th e suffering and death of the
Lord." About 125 stereopticon pic­
6 m iles from G resham
tu re s will accom pany the lecture.
E v ery o n e co rd ially invited
T hese pictures are also being
show n at the local church in five
p a rts d u ring th e lenten season.
J. A. H ultm an, a Swedish singer
of note, will be at the Sw edish Mis­
sion ch urch on Sunday evening.
March 27, at 7:30 p. m. Mr. H u lt­
m an has appeared here before and LV. PORTLAND
LV. GRESHAM
it is know n th is event w ill be a ra re Park and Yam hill
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m usical trea t. A collection w ill be
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tak en to help defray his expense.
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H a v e vou seen th e n ew Fords
in th e b e a u tifu l n ew colors?
T u d o r sedan. F o rd o r sedan
a n d C o u p e a re o ffe r e d in
H ig h la n d G re e n . K o v a l
M a ro o n and in F a w n G ray.
T o u rin g and R u n a b o u t are
in G u n m e ta l B lu e a n d
P h o e n ix B ro w n . A ll m odels
are s triped in h a rm o n iz in
c o lo rs a n d h a v e n ic k e le c
ra d ia to r* and black fenders
DAMASCUS
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Model* are
f i n is h e d in
P y ro x y lin ,
the new ever-
Gresham, Friday, March 25
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C O N C E R T 50< and 25<#
D A N C E $ 1 .00 C ouple
Portland-Gresham Stage
TROUTDALE
At a recent m eeting of the T ro u t­
d ale school board the sam e te a c h ­
e rs w ere hired for th e ensuing year,
R. D. H ew itt, p rin cip al; Mrs, C. I.
T hom as, interm ediate and Mrs.
A rm in ta Scott, prim ary. T he fol­
lowing pupils a re rated as honor
stu d en ts in th e school for the first
Half of th e year, attain in g a p e r­
cen tag e of 90 or m ore in th e su b ­
je cts covered: Lola Sm ith, Joe
S cott, E dna B ram hail,
Johnny
Nasm yth, Donald Howell, Evelyn
H ew itt, R obert L andis, Ju n e Mc­
G innis, Ja c k E vans, M orris Mc­
G innis. E dna N asm yth, Ire n e Lau-
renzi, F ra n k lin L andis and Cora
Murphy.
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