Gresham outlook., October 18, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

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Farm Leaders in the Making
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IH I I II,IK, I l r . M I A l , OCTOBER IS, 19¿7
Troutdale P.-T. A.
Starts Year’s Work
UNION
Miss Sipes, both of P o rtlan d . Miss
HOGAN
j Sipes also gave several piano se-
The Union P aren t-T each er asso- i leetions. R efreshm ents w ere se rv ­
Mr. and Mrs. E rn est Meggert and
| elation held its second m eetiug of ed by Mesdames R ohrer. W hite, Mrs. Sam uel M ueller of P o rtlan d ,
over 600,000 in the United States
at large.
took dinner Sunday w ith Mr. and
th e y ear F rid a y evening, October Sipes, P roebstel and B artlett.
giv.il by the A ltar Society of
Boys' and G irls’ Club W ork Is
Mrs. M. D oryiand and fam ily. In
St. Michaels C atholic church of
14, w ith an atten d a n ce of 75. Ow­
The
T
ro
u
td
ale
P
aren
t-T
each
er
SANDY
found a t its best at Camp Plum m er
th e evening Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mil­
Sandy in the SANDY ORANGE
ing to th e absence of the president
during the week of the Annual P a­ association has opened its activ ities
ler and th e la tte r's sister. Miss
HALL.
and vice presid en t, the secretary ,
w
ith
renew
ed
en
th
u
siasm
and
36
cific International Livestock Expo-
T he Ladies A ltar society of St. Beulah B eehler and J a k e Mueller
Mrs.
S
tella
Lingle,
had
ch
arg
e
of
) aition at Portland, to be held th is m em bers enjoyed a very in te re s t­
M ichaels C atholic ch u rch at Sandy of P ort land visited with them.
year October 29 to N ovem ber 5, in­ ing m eeting F rid ay aftern o o n Oct. th e m eeting. Miss Hoffmeister, th e
is
p lan n in g its an n u a l b azaar
ch
aifm
an
,
can
not
leave
her
regu-
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. G r«en had the
clusive. H ere th e N orthw est's fu­ 14. Mrs. E unice Robinson, new ly
» p. in. to 5 p. iu.
ture agricultural and livestock lead­ elected p resident, presided atid la r work, and no other delegate be- w b,cb w ill be held in th e Saudy p leasu re of en tertain in g for Sunday
ing chosen, th e circle will not be , Kra” Ke hal1 on S atu rd ay afternoon, dinner Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Adams of
ers obtain one w eek's practical in­ m uch business w as tran sacted .
struction in the science of farming.
T he sale w ill include han d ­
T he association voted, as is its rep resen ted at LaG rande. The ba- j *ober 22. from 3 to 5 o’clock. T he W ashington, D. C„ old tim e friends
Boys and girls conic from all parts
w ork and m iscellaneous articles.
custom , to pay all expenses of th e zaar com m ittee aunounced th a t th e sale w i,l include handw ork and of th e family. Mr. Adams w as tw ice
of the N orthw est >o p articipate in
an n u al affair would be held F rid ay nlis‘ ellaneous articles. Iu th e eve- sta te sen ato r of Michigan and was
Dancing and Card« in Evening.
the inspiring exercises held annu­ presid en t to th e an n u al s ta te con­ evening, November 4. P re p aratio n s n,ng tb e r‘‘ «'ill be dancing and for some tim e p riv ate secreta ry to
vention,
which
is
to,
be
held
Octo­
ally at the Camp.
are
being
m
ade
for
the
program
,
i
c
a
rd
s-
A
lunch
will
be
served
caf-
S
enator
Stanfield.
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
C afeteria Lunch Served.
Over $100.000 in prem ium s are b er 25 to 28 a t LaG rande. Mrs. sale and su p p er. The evening's i ete ria style.
Adams a re a t p resen t in P o rtlan d
given each year at th e Pacific In­ M orris McGinnis, vice p resident,
Admission 541c
but expect to re tu rn to th e capltol
ternational for exhibits of Pure w as elected as a lte rn a te . T he a s ­ p ro g ram w as a real tre a t to a ll
city
soon.
They
have
had
th
e
p
leas­
m
usic
lovers.
It
consisted
of
sev­
Speak for your favorite daily and
Bred Livestock and A gricultural sociation is en titled to th re e dele­
larold C. Stimson. Donor Annually,
era l violin selections by Miss Lem- th e O utlook now w hile th e prices u re of conversing with th e p re si­
Products.
The
Exposition
combines
gates.
Mrs.
A.
D.
K
endall
may
go
>1 a Fine Heifer; Club Girl, Carmen
...
. . „.
mon, accom panied at the piano by atVon* i,K' ' ' ' CaH 1561 f° r ,n fo rm ‘ dent a num ber of tim es and have
Daniel - 1926 Winner _ And Her f 2 ?
J
Pr“d‘ also.
been photographed on th e capitol
nets
Show,
Land
and
M
anufactur­
Prize.
The reg u la r H allow e'en p arty
step s w ith P re sid en t and Mrs.
e rs’ Show, N orthw est Fox Show.
C
h
arter
No,
257
will be held a t th e schoolhouse.
Reserve D istrict No. 12 Coolidge.
Each year H arold C.
Wool Show, Industrial Exposition,
Report
of
Condition
of
ow ner of th e famous Hi.. ,.i id ! and the world's g reatest Horse T his is an an n u al affair—th e eve­
Big M asquerade a t the
Mr. and Mrs. C arl S chultz had as
ning is given over to en te rta in the
F arm of W ashington, presents a Show.
Sunday d inner guests, F ra n k W ads- 1
children
and
keep
them
occupied
splendid Holst. ,n heifer for the
T hat th e Pacific International iB
Koekwood Grange Hall.
At T routdale, in th e S tate of Oregon, a t close of business October 10 1927 wortli and son, Don W adsw orth,
best work, in
k activities, one of the great assets of Agricul- w ith gam es and fun, th u s keeping
RESOURCES
and Mrs. Mabel H utchins and
done by Club boj
-,'irls in th e, tu re and Livestock in te rests in this them from spending th e evening 1. L oans and discounts, including rediscounts, acceptances
N orthw est. Cam
daughter. Miss D ora H utchins, all
unielo fC o v e. w estern country is now conceded otherw ise. It co n sists of a m as­
or bills of exchange, sold w ith endorsem ent of the bank
Oregon, outstanding Club girl in w ithout question.
15A.000 people querad e for th e ch ild ren , w ith
(including item s show n in 29, 30 and 32, if a n y ) ............ $ 73 786 '>8 of P ortland.
H olsteip activities in -the United from all parts of the nation are ex­ gam es and refresh m en ts and prizes
-• O verdrafts secured and u n se c u re d ...................................
116 90
3. U. S. governm ent secu rities owned, including those show n
S tate s for 1926, was the w inner of pected to atten d th is year. Special
Of th e nine th e loveliest th ree
given
for
th
e
boy
or
g
irl
of
each
Im proved F loor und E nlarged
in Item s 30 and 35, if a n y ..........................................................
3,050.00
last year's award.
A re painting, m usic, poetry,
fare-and-one th ird ratee to Portland room and of pre-school age who
H all. New D ining Room. Ev­
4.
O
ther
bonds,
w
arra
n
ts
and
secu
rities.
Including
foreign
But thou a r t freest of th e free.
O ver 11.001» hoys and girls are do­ during the Exposition are to be in
governm ent, state, m unicipal, co rp o ratio n , etc., in clu d ­
erybody welcome. U sual prices.
M atchless m use of harm ony.
ing Club wo: k in Oregon, an equal effect n all the leading railro ad s best im personates a ch a racter. The
ing those shown in item s 30 and 35, if a n y .........................
;{ 510.75
P.-T. A. b ears all expenses.
—G rillparzer.
ly large num ber in W ashington, ami i of th e N orthw est.
6. B anking house, $4,600.00; fu rn itu re and fix tu re s.$3,000 00
7,600.00
T he association has p u rch ased
7. Real e state owned other th a n banking h o u se .......................
1,700.00
Com pton’s encyclopedia and p re ­ 9. (ab) C ash on hand in v au lt and due from banks, b ankers
sented sam e to th e school.
and tr u s t com panies designated and approved reserv e
ag e n ts of th is b a n k .. ........................................................
T he study decided upon for the
11. Checks on b an k s outside city or tow n of rep o rtin g bank
i y ea r's w ork w ill be “W estern P e r ­
and o th er cash ite m s..........................................................
( sons of P rom inence.” P rin cip al R.
T otal cash and due from banks, item s 8, 9, 10 and
------------------------ — — — — — j
D. H ew itt began th e study F rid ay
ru n 11
.................................................................. $13,221.18
i
H
elm
ing
spent
T
h
u
rsd
ay
in
P
o
rt
15.
O
ther
assets, if a n y .....................................
TROUTDALE
w ith a m ost in te restin g ta lk on
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I land a t th e home of Mrs. A. Dell “Joaquin M iller,” closing by re c it­
D inner guests a t th e T hom as Low who form erIy lived here
T o ta l................................................................................................. $103,705.11
ing M iller’s “Colum bia.” At th e
home w ere Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Milne i , ,
T
'
LIABILITIES
and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck 1,
L e e jE vain s en tertain ed a few November
m eeting Mrs. C. I. 16. C apital stock paid i n ...................................................................... $ 15,000.00
Milne of T he Dalles. Alfred Milne I rh>ndS a " d re ’" tf™ ’ T h u rsd ay in Thom as will speak on som e w est­
' ? Ur Pi,T
U8| / 7 ? d . "
.........................................................................
1,500.00
18. (a> Undivided profits ....................................................$4.858.22
of P o rtlan d , Mr. and Mrs. F red j bon<»r of Mrs. W B ergfelt. who re- ern w riter.
expenses, in te re st and tax es paid 4810.49
F ederspiel and fam ily of Ruby Golf Ce“ tly retUrDed fr° m A laska'
At F rid ay 's m eeting Mrs. L. A.
DEMAND D E PO SIT S, o th er th a n banks, su b ject to reserv e:
links.
j Mr- ar*d Mrs. L. A. H arlow and H arlow spoke to th e association of 23. Individual deposits su b ject to check, including deposits
All Firestone tires purchased here are protected
th e 16 d ifferen t m a rk e rs th a t have
due th e S tate of Oregon, county, cities or o th er public
U
r . J.
i H.
ir T
-n. hom as and
.i Mr. and . son
Bob w ere Sunday g u ests
Mrs.
,
„ a t the
funds
.j 838 38
l»y die Oregon Tire Guaranty Co. for one year against
t
«
,■ V
.
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. P e rry of been placed ttiro u h o u t th e sta te by
Mrs. T. H. H alleck of N ew port a re
„„ a ...
.............„
sh ie r’s checks of th is bank o u tstan d in g payable on
ANV ROAl) HAZARDS that may occur.
P ortland, and in th e afternoon a t ­ the D. A. R. ch a p te rs of Oregon in 25. C a dem
and ..............................................................................
visiting a t the home of Mr and
285.33
com m em oration of h isto rical spots.
tended th e Sousa band concert
T otal of dem and deposits, o th er th an bank deposits su b ­
Mrs. C. I. Thomas.
ject to reserve, item s 2 3 ,2 4 ,2 5 ,2 6 .......................$49 123.71
i
Mr. an(1 Mrs. H arvey McNeel and This w as in line w ith th e h isto ry of
Mrs. Thos.
I HIE AM ) SAVINGS D EPO SITS, su b ject to rese rv e and
aII
MrSo W 'I d au g h ter J a n e t of Caldw ell, Idaho, Oregon taken up in la st y e a r's
payable on dem and or su b ject to notice:
H arding spent W ednesday in P ort- an „ Mjss gteH a MwNpe] fn)m Loye_ study.
27. Time certificates of deposit o u tsta n d in g ...................................
8,120.00
land.
J. C. SHULTZ, Prop.
JAMES McALLISTER, Mgr.
School
and
home
v
isitin
g
com
­
j land, Colorado, visited Mrs. M ary
28. Savings deposits, payable su b ject to n o tic e ............................. 25,013.67
Mrs. L. A. H arlow was a visitor I
T otal of tim e and savings deposits payable on dem and or
P arsons and Mrs. E unice Robinson m ittees rep o rted , as did th e S u n ­
T uesday at the home of Mrs. Thos.
Tire and Tube Vulcanizing and Repairing
subject to notice, item s 27 and 28.......................$33,133.67
on W ednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mc- shine com m ittee, w hose duty it is 30
Low.
Notes and b ills rediscounted including bonds or other se­
to
v
isit
homes
d
u
rin
g
sick
n
ess
or
_
. . , T„
, ,
...
^eel and dau g h ter m otored on to
cu rities sold u nder rep u rch a se ag reem en ts witli co n tin ­
T routdale F low er c ub will m eet Sp;lttk,. M,8S Mcjjeei Jg
d istress.
g en t lia b ili tie s ..............................................................................
4,900.00
Friday, O ctober 21. at th e l i b r a r y .,, few weeks w jth Mrg Parsong
The p rim ary g rades opened the
All a re invited to attend.
,
T o ta l................................................................................................. $103,705.11
m eeting w ith songs and rec itatio n s
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. K endall cele- I ‘N° ' a Sm ,th v,slted h er m otber
S tate of Oregon, County of M ultnom ah, ss.
a p p ro p riate to Colum bus day.
brated th e ir 28th wedding anniver- a " d 8‘8ter’ M rs' Sm lth and Leola at
I, H. E. Bloyd, ca sh ier of th e above nam ed bank, do solem nly sw ear
T ro u td ale P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ­
sa ry on W ednesday evening a t th e ir I Th<? D a" eS ° Ver th e w eek en d '
th a t the above sta te m en t is tru e to the best of my know ledge and belief.
ciation is one of th e old est in th e
R- BLOYD, C ashier.
home. Those who attended w ere 1 Mr. a,1<' Mrs. W. C. Spence and sta te being th e first to o rganize In
( ORRBCT—A tte st: H. E. Bloyd, M. McGowan Bloyd, Geo. A. P o rts,
Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s L am pert, H. Mr- an<1 M rs- T hom as Low w ere M ultnomah county outside of P o rt­
D irectors.
B laser and th e Misses Amy and quests
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam land.
S ubscribed and sw orn to before me th is 17th day of October, 1927.
It has enjoyed n ea rly 20
JOHN S. HUDSON, N otary Public.
D orothy K endall.
Bishoff in P o rtlan d W ednesday years of continuous activity. At the
______
My com m ission expires Feb. 17, 1928.
Mabie Ryder W illiam s of P o rt- even*nR
close of th e m eeting Mrs. W. C.
land has a class of piano pupils
Mrs. Chas E llis of W alla W alla Spence and Mrs. A. D. K endall, as
here, sta rte d la st Friday.
W ashington, Mrs. Geo. H. B aker of hostesses for th e day, served hot
Y our lights should be properly adjusted
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. K endall spent ' s P °kane and A. D. C. B aker of biscuits, honey and coffee.
T u esday evening in P o rtlan d a t th e j Long Beach, C alifornia, who have
for winter driving; driving on wet pave­
hom e of Mrs. Dan Llew ellyn.
been vi8*ting a t th e hom e of Mr
Mrs. Olivia Leland and Mr. and
ment. Come in and let us make your car
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred May of Pen- and Mra- W allace Spence for the Mrs. Lew is Reed Sunday.
dleton spent a few days la st week ' Pa s^ w eek, retu rn ed to th eir homes
Mr. and Mrs. V. G lbhart visited in
safe for night driving, safe for you and for
a t th e hom e of Mr. May's aunt, Mrs. j 011 Tuesday.
th e ir son W illiam 's home th e first
F ra n ce s Fox.
T he T rou td ale O. E. S. will give of th e week.
the other driver also.
T he S. and D. club m et T hursday a card Pa r ty on F rid a y evening
Mrs. E thel Sm ith S tew art of
a t th e hom e of Mrs. M. B. McOin- October 21. a t th e Masonic hall. All P o rtlan d sp en t th e w eek end w ith
nis. The m em bers w ere all p resent • a re invtte d to attend.
her m other a t F ern d ale Place.
b ut th ree
A delicious lunch w as
served a t 1:15 afte r w hich th e a f­
CORBETT
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
ternoon was spent in playing 500.
A lbert C. P ounder of C orbett and
Mrs. R ichard K n a rr and M. C. F.
A lbert Salzm an has a new re si­
P arso n s tied for first honors and Miss F lorence E. Bow ker of P o rt- dence u nder course of co n stru ctio n
Mrs. J. A. L arsson received the i land w ere m arried W ednesday at at C orbett.
W estm oreland
P resb y terian
consolation. Next m eeting w ill be th e
Mrs. Ja sp e r C ran e and Mrs. H en-
SE IRE R U N G CORI) & BALLOON TIRES
on O ctober 27 a t the home of Mrs. church. A lbert is th e son of Jam es dersen have* ju s t retu rn ed from a
P ounder and grew to m anhood in
L. A. H arlow .
m otor trip to Bend, w here Mrs.
Gas
Oils
Grease
this vicinity and is w ell and fav o r­
H. Black and Dave Sw anson of
H endersen visited wlh her son and
ably known. He attended Colum ­
P o rtland w ere calling on friends
dau g h ter-in -law and friends.
bian high school. Mrs. P ounder Is
h ere F rid ay on th e ir w ay to Gov­
The m any frien d s of F red E tlin g
a successful young te ac h er having
ern m en t m ineral sp rings in W ash­
w ill be glad to know th a t he has
tau g h t In the H u rlb u rt d istric t and
ington.
been accepted as a c la rin e t player
CHA S H U N T & SON
is a g rad u ate of th e Oregon norm al.
Mrs. Fred Pelton and Mrs. L.
in th e Ju n io r Sym phony o rch e stra
Third anil Aluin
G re i hum
They w ill begin housekeeping in in P o rtland.
the near fu tu re in th e new b unga­
Mrs. Fred E tling has gone to
low w hich is n early com pleted on
Beaverton to help h arv e st the
the highw ay.
g rap es a t her b ro th er's place. Mr.
A. 8. K incaid and F. W. Reed M iller also has a black fig tree
Fairview City Hull
! m ade a trip to Pacific City last orch ard , but the sh o rt sum m er has
week.
proven u n sa tisfac to ry for th e fru it
A baby dau g h ter was born to Mr. to rip en well.
and Mrs. C harles L ovsteadt re c e n t­
Several wild an im als have been
ly.
seen rec en tly up around E agle
Your voice, traveling over the highways
Mrs. L eghorn and d au g h ter H elen Creek. B ears a re p lentiful and two
of the telephone system, gains immediate
Old Time Music
I of Tacom a and Mrs. Malcolm Leg- cougars w ere seen a few days ago
audience in the most remote sections of
E. E HESLIN, M anager
the nation.
: horn of P o rtlan d , Mrs. Sheldon by several h u n te rs who w ere not
America discovered the value o f this b rillian t new
S tearn s and Mr. H arm on and son able to get a sh o t a t them . Wild
car w ith a swiftness only rivaled by the car itself.
Gentlemen. 75c
Ladies F ree
W alter of P ortlan d w ere guegts of cats and coyotes are also num erous.
USE LONG DISTANCE—
Everything about it appeals to the m ood o f the hour.
C arl E tlin g has chased a black
Its amazing pick-up— from O to 25 miles thru gears
iniiiiNntiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiioHiiiHmi
bear several tim es and no doubt he
The Economical IEay
in less th in 7 seconds! Its effortless mastery o f dis­
will get him yet, as he is a good
tance
at a m ile a rrtinute! Its trim , streumline beauty
shot.
— finished in ihe smartest colors.
-
T h e way it grips the road at sharp tu rn s -cu s h io o #
LYNCH
passengers over rough roads— travels in “ h ¡e h ’• uD
Now s the time to renew your subscription—or
steep grades!
*
v
The P aren t-T ea ch e r association
make a new subscription—if you want to save money.
of th e Lynch school will give a r e ­
Its econ om y at the c u r b - 17!* feet o f parking space
ception In th e schoolhouse F rid ay
The Oregonian Bargain period covers the month
lo n ’t r 'z l ts T 000“ ^ 0,1 fhe r o a l —25 miles p ergal-
evening. October 21. T he reception
of October, but we may take subscriptions now at
Jori at 2 5 miles p er h o u r !
* 8
will have th e cooperation of C oun­
bargain rates. Begin any time. Mail delivery only.
ty S u p erin ten d en t W. C. A lderson
N ev er have D odge Brother»
Yearly subscription only.
who an n u ally welcomes the te a c h ­
4-DOO71 SED A N
so!d a sedan so low in price
ers of th e Lynch school. S peakers
—30 high in value—so thor­
Regular
Bargain
OUTLOOK
will be p resen t from P o rtlan d and
Prire
Price
Combination
o
u g h ly in tu n e w ith the
m usical num bers will be given. |
Daily Oregonian, 1 year.. ...$6.00
$5.00
$6.50
taste
and spirit o f the time.
T he new schoolhouse is expected to
Daily A Son. Oregonian ... 8.00
7.00
8.30
be com pleted by F rid ay evening .
A n d our purchase plan w ill
and school will begin in a few days. |
T°rtland News
. . 5.00
2 98
3.98
Tim» u > k» um y
F . o . h. D r t r n lt
interest yon a t m uib
T he in stru c to rs for th e Lynch
F u ll I l i h l T , I'.q u lp o M a l
Portland Telegram
. 6.00
3.75
at ib t car itttlf.
5.00
school for the com ing year are Miss
Outlook alone, 1 year........ 2.00
E lizabeth C anning, p rincipal and
te ac h er of 7th and 3th g rad e s; Miss
Bernice Sw anson. 5th and 6th
Powell Street
Gresham, Ore.
g rad e s; Miss Ida Luote, 3d and
4th;
Miss W illene Botkin, 1st
Ivy Filling Station
Phons 1701
and 2d.
CAUL ON US, MAIL US YOUR CHECK. OR PHONE 1561
BAZAAR
Saturday, Oct. 22
Opening Dance
TROUTDALE STATE BANK
Saturday, Oct. 29
NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS ?
Crestone
Protected Tires
„
Triple ‘A ’ Service Station
, d™,
Headlight
A d ju s tin g S ta tio n
Some Peoples’ Business
may be poor—but
Ours is In-greasing
%
RAKER MOTOR CO.
TROUTDALE, ORE.
Gresham Service Station
Country Dance
Highways of Speech
Saturday, Oct. 22
o / Brilliant New Line of Cars
Get Your Daily by Mail and Save Money
O regon T elephone C o .
Willed
$
SERVICE STATION
Gresham Battery & Tire Shop
You Need ’Em
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
For real estate loans se s or cat! |
B. W. T h o rn s—Adv.
Vulcanizing
Rattery Repairing
:8 75
BROCKWAY & NELSON
B
ro th ers
m otor c a r s