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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1927)
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, Troutdale Young Man Wins Gresham Bride A q u iet wedding took place F ri day afternoon, Ju n e 3, a t th e Sm ith M em orial m anse in F airview when Miss M arian Clow of G resh am and H arold H udson of T ro u t dale w ere united in w edlock by th e Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted. The c e r em ony w as w itnessed by Mr. and Mrs. B ray of P o rtlan d , and Mrs. E. R. D. H ollensted and her daughter. T he bride, th e d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Clow, w as a form er s tu dent of G resham Union high school. Mr. H udson is em ployed in T ro u t dale. F or the p rese n t they will m ake th e ir home w ith the groom 's p a re n ts and Mrs. H udson w ill a s sis t in th e postoffice. FAIRVIEW The W om an’s society of the Sm ith M em orial P resb y terian ch u rc h will hold an all-day m eeting T h u rsd ay a t the home of Mrs. Maude F ancher. T he ladies are re- q l | ‘$ted to bring lunch and the M té sa w ill serve coffee. Mrs. Ida shepherd left Sunday for a visit w ith her dau g h ter Mrs. O. V olkm ar at her home at Salem. Mrs. W. E. T eg a rt and children, Mrs. C. E. B unn and Mrs. C. H. S tone and ch ild ren attended th e o p ere tta F riday afternoon given by th e p upils of th e Rose City park school. CORBETT Thieves invaded th e sum m er hom e of Mrs. Joseph E hrm an Jr., F fid ay night and obtained about $300 w orth of loot, consisting of silv erw are, b lan k ets and com fort ers. T he home of Mrs. E h rm an 's fath e r, Ju liu s L. Meier, is about 30 feet aw ay and his fam ily heard the sound of an autom obile about the tim e of th e robbery, but little w as th o u g ht of th e m a tte r u n til it w as discovered th e E h rm an home had been broken into. The E hrm ans w ere not at hom e a t th e tim e of th e entry. C larence U everell is dem olishing th e old Dodson sto re building at C orbett station. V isitors at C olum bia G range on S atu rd ay w ere Pom ona G range L ec tu rer S tan sb u ry and wife and his sister-in -law , Mrs. S tansbury, of R ussellville G range. G eorge K nieriem Sr., attended a G. A. R. m eeting in P o rtlan d S a tu r day. T he closing exercises of the Springfield school w ere held in the little P re sb y teria n ch u rch in th a t d istric t S atu rd ay evening. The pupils show ed carefu l train in g and th e little boys' o rch e stra, accom panied a t the organ by th eir te a c h er, w as w orthy of especial m ention. L aw rence Gould w as presented his eig h th grade diplom a. Judge L ang- guth was the sp eak er of the eve ning. D ainty refre sh m e n ts w ere s e rv e d ‘afte r th e e n te rta in m e n t by Mrs. G ilbert B urkholder, Mrs. S tew art and Mrs. Brow n. About a h undred people w ere in attendance. Mrs. S tew art w as p resented a foun tain pen and a beau tifu l bouquet of roses. A lb ert P o u n d er’s bungalow Is u n der co nstruction. T he Jew ish W om an’s council held its ann u al b anquet a t C h a n ti clee r Inn Friday. One hundred and fifty w ere in attendance. Colum bia G range w ill give a ben efit social dance S atu rd ay evening, Ju n e 11, for a w orthy sick m em ber. T he dance w hich w as planned for S atu rd ay night a t th e Colum bia g ran g e hall h as been postponed in definitely on account of the death of Mrs. F ra n k K nieriem . Wilkes School District G raduating exercises for th e W ilkes school w ere held on W ed nesday evening, Ju n e 1. County I S uperintendent A lderson gave the i address of th e evening. He con- 1 g ratu late d th e class on having (trav eled th is far on th e highw ay of education and w arned them th a t , even g re a te r effort will be required to m ake th e grades ju st ahead. J. W. E dw ards, ch airm an of th e board, presen ted the diplom as to the tw o m em bers of th e g rad u atin g class, D elores K am m es and Joseph G rassl. T he pupils presen ted the I op eretta "T he Sm ugglem an” in a i very creditable m an n er and it w as ' much enjoyed by all who w itnessed it. T he auditorium w as p rettily decorated w ith Scotch broom and sm all fir trees. At th e close of th e o p ere tta th e g irls p le asa n tly s u r prised th e prin icp al, Mrs. Lois Gray, by presen tin g h er w ith a set of book-ends. A few days previous the pupils had su rp rised th e te ac h ers w ith a flower show er. On T hursday th e te ac h ers and pupils enjoyed a picnic in th e Row an grove. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. T eg art w ere th e la t te r ’s m other, Mrs. Robinson of Mc M innville, and Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Robinson of P o rtland. M esdames F ra n ce s T eg art, A nna L undquist of G resham and F lo r ence K eller of R irk ro se w ere joint hostesses at a luncheon given for the C aroline Lewis club recently. T his club is com posed of th e past m atrons of 1926 0 . E. S. W ayne Nelgon, son of Dr. J. Emil Nelson of th e Oasis, invited th e s tu dents of portable “Z” of the G ran t High school to a tre a su re h unt S a t urday afternoon. T he H unt took place on th e M illar farm and seemed to be much enjoyed by all. The “tre a s u re ” proved to be a fine box of candy. W ayne is a G ran t High freshm an from W ilkes d is tric t and is reg istered in p o rtab le "Z ”. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. C rane a tte n d ed the m eeting of th e county fair board held a t G resham la st T h u rs day evening. Mrs. W. E. T egart and children, V irginia. W illiam and Violet, v isit ed the Rose City school F rid ay a f ternoon and enjoyed th e o p eretta “A M idsum m er’s D ream ”. The W arren C onstruction com pany has com m enced g rad in g on th e Sandy boulevard p re p a ra to ry to w idening the pavem ent. COKBETT MATRON DIES AT BIItTtl OE ( HILI) P ecu liarly sad circu m stan ces su rro u n d th e death of Mrs. Edith M. K nieriem who died Monday, Ju n e 6, a t her home so u th east of C orbett at th e age of 45 years. A son was born about an hour p re ceding her d eath who survives w ith six other ch ild ren and th e ir father. TUESDAY, JUNE I Mrs. K nieriem w as born A pril 16, ! 1882, and was m a rrie d a t th e age | of 21 to F ra n k K nieriem . T he su r- 1 vivors a re th e w idow er, four [ d au g h ters A letha, Goldie and Eva of C orbett and Mrs. F ra n ce s W ash- m an of Bridal V eil; th ree sons W alter, R obert and th e in fan t son; I a sister, Mrs. W illiam B ram hall, of I B attleground, W ashington; th ree I b ro th e rs R ichard B utler, of Alga, The B laser F ru it com pany s ta r t ed the season's shipm ents of s tra w b erries la st week w ith 100 cra tes, w hich w ere grow n on th e riv er b ot tom below th e depot. T hey w ent to ea ste rn Oregon, W ashington and Idaho. Need a Shave! See th e O utlook’s exceptional subscription offer. IW7 PAGE THREE C anada; David and A rth u r B utler IGNITION SPECIALIST. of Corbett. The fam ily had resided T h a t’s us. B ring your ca r here ( for p ractically th e p ast 25 years at ( for any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or I the farm home n ear Corbett. p a rts for th e s ta rte r, g en erato r, sw itches, w iring, lighting, etc. F u n eral services w ill be co n W ork done by an ex p ert and is pos ducted W ednesday aftern o o n at 2 itively gu aran teed . We c a rry a o’clock at the Colum bia g ran g e hall, com plete line of ignition p arts. with in term en t in P ounder cem e j G resham G arage, phone 2391. tery. A rran g em en ts a re in t^ e i hands of the G resham F u n eral par- D on't forget th e ad v e rtise rs when I lors. I you need an y thing in th e ir line. New Shoes for Ladles, $4.95. No w here w ill you find such splendid slip p ers at so low a price. Ask to see our ladies' shoes a t $2.95 and $3.95. A ylsw orth & Mar- ton, G resham .—Adv. F or low est rate s on autom obile, tru ck and g eneral in surance see I U. W. T horne.—Adv. "Say it w ith a W antAd.” Grand Opening 12-Mile Corner and Base Line Road ’ T V T V T V T V T V T V , T V TTV T V T V T V T V T V T V T V TV HfUTV-TV-TV^^? T V T V T V T V T V T V T V T V . T V T V T ^ T g J T V^ ’ T V T V T V 71V U V T V 71V T V T V T V T V T V T V T V ’ Saturday, June r T V T ’^ 7£VJ£VJJ_ ’ CEDARVILLE A lively g ath erin g of th e C. S. C. w as held a t C edarville p a rk on W ednesday, w hich w as th e final ' m eeting u n til the close of th e b erry ! season. T he tab les w ere sp read in the pavilion and a bountiful feast was enjoyed, including tw o b ea u ti fully roasted little pigs, th e gift of Mrs. C. DeW itte. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Cogswell, form er m em bers of th e club, w ere presen t. T h eir hom e is now in C alifornia. A b asket social was held on W ed nesday evening in C edarville p ark for the benefit of th e C atholic church. Mrs. A. J. H amm ond of G resham greeted old neighbors of th is place on W ednesday. All w ere pleased to see h er so much im proved in health. 7, FREE LUNCH F ree P rizes E very H our TV T V T V T V T V T V T V T V T V T V T V T V T V Celebrating the Opening of Another Libbys Food Kitchen TV F ree P rizes E very Hour FREE LUNCH A FEW HOT SHOTS LIBBY ’S C O R N E D B E EF can s, e a c h . . . . Look! No limit! Folger's Coffee LIBBY’S MILK, the nearest to fresh cream. Tall cans, 4 for.................................................» * THE COFFEE LIBBY’S SILVERDALE TOMATOES, large 2% cans, 2 for........................................................ M ETER LIBBY’S SLICED PINEAPPLE, large 2% cans Q O . in extra heavy svrup, 3 for........................................... I / O l 1 CAN FREE. LIBBY’S HILLSDALE ASPARAGUS TIPS, O No. 1 square cans. 2 fo r............................................... T - O l FISHER’S EGG MASH or $9 £ 9 SCRATCH FEED, sack................................................. BREAD, large loaf, 15c 1 loaf FREE. BREAD, small loaf, 10c 1 loaf FREE. 3 pounds *1 .6 5 FREE No Limit! With a 3 pound purchase of FOLGERS COFFEE COFFEE METER 1 Case o f Libbys Milk FREE to Person Guessing Nearest to the Number o f Cans o f Milk in the Window S u m m e r tim e * £ is N e w Car tim e - Enjoy a B uick now! This is the logical time o f year to buy a car— at the beginning o f the period o f greatest enjoyment. And Buick is the logical car to buy, because it will pro- vide the greatest usefulness w ith the greatest economy. 1— 1 S ack C row n F lour to the person buying the largest cash sale. (aged in wood) to the oldest gentleman present. 3— -O n e sack K err’s B est P aten t F lour to the largest family all present. 4 — O n e box V o g a n ’s C h ocolates (mellow as moon light) to the oldest lady present. 5 — 1 pound Tru-Blu S te lla r Brand C h ocolates to Enjoy your summer driving. Buy a Buick. person coming the longest distance. 7— 1 carton O ld G old C igarettes, (not a cough in a carload) to the best looking gentleman present. 8 — 1 sack U nion E gg-a-D ay S cratch F eed free to the farmer bringing in the least number of strawberries weighing 1 pound. A 44-11 Walter Hi Metzger. GRESHAM SALES & SFRVICE Phone I Mil ■i < HE* ROUI M a r o la , 2 i b s ............................. TRU BLU SODA CRACKERS, in 3-lb. caddy, 2 for 85c. 1 caddy....................... 2 — 1-pound can P rin ce A lb ert S m ok in g T ob acco, Buick is a beautiful car— in design, in coloring and in a p p o in tm e n t. I t is p o w e rfu l, speedy and dependable. W H E N B B T T B R A U T O M O B IL E S A R B B U IL T B U IC K W IL L B U IL D T H E M ’ $ These Free Prizes at 7:30 p.m. the best looking lady present. 6— S ix cans L ibby’s F an cy S liced P in ea p p le The Following Door Prizes Every Hour 1 ca d d y L ong B ranch C rackers 1 A rm our H am 6 lbs. M orola to the 12 pkgs. K raft C heese 12 can s Libby's P in ea p p le 1 ca se Pork an d B eans 1 F r y e ’s W ild R ose B acon 3 lbs. F o lg e r ’s C offee and M eter. GRAND PRIZE—Large Cake Baked by City Bakery
