TVESDAY, DECEMBER ¿7. 1927
PAGE THREE
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGON
AD-rentures
Everybody Hap fry
LUSTED
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Eder w ere th e
m erry host and hostess Sunday at
a fam ily dinner p arty at th e ir
home in Lusted. T hose p resen t
w ere Mr. and Mrs. H arry Stanley
and tw o children H elen and David,
Mr. and Mrs. Oren S tanley and
baby H arold. Mr. and Mrs. F ran k
E der and d au g h ter Doris of Mc­
M innville, Mr. and Mrs. H arold
Eder aud Miss Billy L ear all of
P o rtlan d , F ran k Tow nsend
of
W auna, Oregon, E rn est Bailey and
Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Eder.
The M organ fam ily reunion was
held Monday a t th e home of Mr.
and Mrs. F red Morgan, 25 being
p resen t at the bounteous C hrist­
m as dinner. They w ere Mr. and
Mrs. F red Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin K linski, Mr. aud Mrs. F rank
Gibbs and son Clifford, Mr. and
Mrs. H enry Morgan and th ree sons,
Mr aud Mrs. Adolph Schoepper
and two children, Mr. and Mrs.
W illiam Morgan and tw o sons, Mr.
and Mrs. H ector Morgan of Mc­
Minnville, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Morgan and baby of P ortlan d .
T ake a tip —try the W ant Ads.
DANCE
ROCKWOOD GRAN GE HA LL
PLEASANT HOME
Interesting to Recall Clem B artsch is spending the Powell Valley Mission
holidays w ith his brother-in-law
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Em il N ass- Church to Keep Watch
Happenings of 1911 i and
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hahn.
C ontinued from page 1
new b usiness block. It w as occu­
pied by th e Congdon hotel, Wm.
Congdon, p ro p rie to r, th e Bank of
G resham , Jas. E lkington, presi­
d en t; A nchor S tore, W. H. Bach-
m eyer, p ro p rie to r; and S terlin g &
Jo h nston, hard w are.
T he hotel
had 29 bedroom s. (The hotel was
abandoned some years ago and th e
u p p er sto ry m ade over for office
room s).
• • *
A ugust 15, 1911—G race L aw ­
ren ce, W inifred O sborn, Jen n ie
and Agnes P ateneaude, Jo e P aten-
eaude, Ed. Osborn, Ed. A ylsw orth
and W ill Johnston clim bed to the
top of Mt. Hood guided by Lige
■Coalman.
• • •
A ugust, 1911—T he O utlook office
an d p rin tin g p la n t w ere moved
from th e Jo h n M etzger building on
Pow ell stre e t to th e R egner build­
ing (now the Sell building) on
M ain stree t. About th e sam e tim e
th e p lan t of th e Beaver S tate H er­
ald, published by H. A. D arnall,
w as moved from G resham to Lents.
• • •
A ugust 26, 1911—Sandy votes to
in c o rp o rate and elects Ed F. B runs
for the city’s first m ayor.
* * •
Sept. 1. 1911—W ork begins on
th e new F irs t S tate B ank building.
(T h a t’s th e p rese n t brick building
occupied by th e bank, postofllce
and b arb er shop, w ith offices and
room s on second floor. T he bank
form erly occupied a sm all one-
sto ry brick building on th e cor­
n e r).
• • •
Sept. 5, 1911—W. R. Biddle leased
the Dan M etzger building on th e
n o rth side of Pow ell s tre e t for a
R acket store. It had been occu­
pied by Max Schneider.
• * *
In S eptem ber, 1911, D. M. Rob­
e rts w as reco rd er for G resham ,
Lew is S h attu ck w as m ayor, Em il
G. K ardell w as se c re ta ry of th e
G ran g e fair, and Ben R ollins w as
ju stice of th e peace.
• * •
Sept. 12, 1911—C. M. H arriso n ,
recen tly from Illinois, h as decided
to locate here and h as purchased
p ro p erty in P le a sa n t V alley w here
he will build.
• * *
Sept. 15, 1911—-Geo. F. Honey, of
P a rk River, N. D., locates in
G resham on pro p erty purchased
from F red Fieldhouse.
• • •
October 6, 1911—Rev. Geo. F.
H opkins becom es p asto r of the
G resham M. E. church, succeeding
Rev. J. F. Dunlop.
• • *
October 11, 1911—P re sid en t W il­
liam H. T aft visits P o rtlan d .
• • •
Oct. 17, 1911—T he re p o rt of Em il
G. K ardell, se creta ry of th e G range
fair association, show ed to ta l r e ­
c e ip ts of 11047.30, to ta l d isb u rse­
m ents of »3421.41. and »625.89 b al­
an ce on hand.
• • •
Nov. 7, 1911—The O utlook r e ­
corded th a t C. P. R odgers had ju s t
m ade a tra n sc o n tin e n ta l flight from
New York to C alifornia, 4231 m iles
in 4924 m inutes flying tim e. But
th en It took him 49 days elapsed
tim e.
CORBETT
NEW MAPLE FLOOR
NEW YEAR’S EVE., DEC. 3 1 __
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Splaw n of
Mrs. Nellie K incaid w ent to In d e­
pendence Sunday to rem ain u n til ! G resham and Mr. and Mrs. Dan
T uesday v isitin g h er son-in-law Kohl and fam ily m et at th e home
5-Piece Peppy O rchestra
and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Chas i of th e ir b ro th er-in -law and sister
GENTLEMEN
50c
Ket’reshineiils
LADIES 25c
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G
ra
u
t
G
roat
on
B
rew
­
A w atch night service will be Dawes.
T he L en n artz fam ily was e n te r­
EVERYBODY WELCOME
ste
r
avenue
to
enjoy
C
h
ristm
as
held
at
th
e
Powell
Valley
Mission
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. L asley aud i
tained by Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Eggi-
c h u rc h ' S atu rd ay evening, D ecem ­ son Edw in from T aft w ere over dinner. O thers p resen t w ere the
m an Monday.
m other of th e Splaw n b ro th ers,
Mrs. M. Schum w ay and R obert ber 31, beginning a t 9 o'clock. From C h ristm as v isito rs at the hom es of
Mrs. Mary C. Splaw n, aud Mr. aud
spent C hristm as w ith Mrs. Schum - 9 to 10 o’clock th e young people th e ir d au g h ters Mesdames Ed. W ll- I
Mrs. C harles M. Splaw n of th e Sec­
w ay’s son-in-law and d aughter. Mr, w ill have ch arg e and w ill ren d er j son, Claude W oodle and A lbert
tion Line road. T he C hristm as d in ­
a
program
.
The
Rev.
Gordon
j
Salzm
an.
and Mrs. Ja c k G raves of P o rtland.
ner w ith lo ts of goodies m ade up a
Mr. and Mrs. C harles McKinney Johnson of P o rtlan d will speak a t | Fred H icks from near Rhododen- !
m ost p leasan t occasion w hich will
th
a
t
tim
e.
From
10
to
11
w
ill
be
spent C hristm as a t Pendleton w ith
d ren visited his m other and sister i
long be rem em bered.
the fellow ship hour d u rin g w hich S atu rd ay n ig h t and Monday.
th e p are n ts of Mrs. McKinney.
tim
e
refresh
m
en
ts
will
be
served.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Collins and
Raymond W ilson. H orace E vans, I
fam ily w ere th e guests of Mrs. Col­ T he choir will be seated a t a i A gatha and Mabel H arding and S avin g b y No M eans
lin s’ m other of P o rtlan d S atu rd ay special table. T he la st h o u r of th e I D olores M organ, stu d en ts a t Cor­
Sum T otal of T h rift
old y ear w ill be sp en t in p ray er
and Sunday.
T o be t h r if t y means to th riv e
vallis, are spending th e ir vacation
Mrs. Elton Sloop of Bull Run and testim ony in ch arg e of th e p as­ a t th e ir hom es in th is vicinity.
in a broad sense, ra th e r than Just
to save In a n a rro w sense.
who has been seriously ill for a to r. th e Rev. Don Shogren.
The
Misses
Evelyn
Reed
and
T h e tra in in g o f the c h ild should
On Sunday evening a t 7:30 the
few days, is now much b etter and
F ran ces E vans and Ray P ullium , not be along the lines o f saving
p
asto
r
w
ill
deliver
a
special
New
is able to ta k e ca re of h er h o u se­
alone, because such n a rro w tra in
Year m essage to his congregation stu d en ts a t th e Oregon S tate u n i­ Ing m ig h t lend to selfishness and
hold duties.
v
ersity
a
t
M
onmouth,
a
re
a
t
home
avarice.
T h e proper a d m in is tra ­
P. H. Roork, fa th e r of Mrs. Agnes on th e su b ject of “O ptim ism ." T he for th e holiday vacation.
tio n o f one's personal a ffa irs must
W alters, visited a t th e W alters m orning service a t 11 w ill be in
Ivy Filling Station
Phone 1701
Miss D oris G raham of P o rtlan d in clu d e sound p rin c ip le s o f spend
Swedish.
The
Sunday
school
hom e S atu rd ay and Sunday.
Ing and Inve sting as w e ll ns the
sp
e
n
t
Sunday
and
M
onday
w
ith
her
B a rb a ra W a lte rs has been ill for C h ristm as program la st Sunday
Vulcanizing
fla tte ry Repairing
mere m echanical process o f sav­
a few days h u t has now regained evening w as exceptionally well a t­ sister, Mrs. F red Reed.
ing.
Miss L a u ra H icks, who had the
tended.
Some bankers and some t h r if t
h e r norm al good health.
m isfo rtu n e to b reak h er arm a teachers are fond o f c a llin g the
T
he
ch
u
rch
board
m
et
on
Mon­
H erm an W a lte rs w as the popular
week ago w hile playing in th e s q u irre l a t h r if t y anim al.
lie Is
recip ien t of m any C hristm as r e ­ day evening and spent a very p ro f­
school gym nasium , is g ettin g along t h r if t y to the exte nt th a t he saves
itable
tim
e
discussing
the
w
ork
for
m em brances from his frien d s on
Ids food supply in the days o f
1928. On Monday, J a n u a ry 2, th e j nicely.
his m ail route.
abundance against the long cold
Leon Van Spybrock of C orbett days o f approaching w in te r.
re
g
u
la
r
an
n
u
al
all-day
business
j
The
Alton D outhit continues to m ake
and Miss Viola Pye of P o rtlan d , ant Is m ore t h r if t y than the grass­
sa tisfac to ry p ro g ress in th e m a tte r session of th e ch u rch w ill tak e
w ere m arried W ednesday and will hopper. B ut these m erely In s tin c ­
of recovery from his recen t and place, begining at 10 o’clock. D in­
be a t hom e to th e ir friends in th e tiv e p ra ctice s are h a rd ly analogous
n
er
w
ill
be
served
a
t
noon.
serious illness. He left th e hospi­
to the needs o f enlightened human
Next week, w hich Is univ ersal house recen tly p urchased hy the progress.
ta l several days ago, but resides
groom , of Mrs. Edinunson.
It is the p rim a ry fu n c tio n of
w ith his m oth er in an ap a rtm en t p ray er w eek, w ill be observed a t
Mr. W oodw ard has em ployed a savings banks to teach the value
n ear the hosp ital in order to con­ the ch u rch by services w hich will
In th is they are do­
crew of men and is m aking every o f saving.
tin u e to take tre a tm e n ts a t th a t in- com m ence on T uesday evening.
The Portland Electric Power Company’s Home
in g a great and w o nd erful w o rk In
effort
to
keep
the
highw
ay
open
M eetings w ill begin each evening
sitution.
tld s co u n try.
lin t as much as
from here to th e Hood R iver co u n ­ possible bankers also should dis­
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B reckbill j a t 7:30.
ty line.
sem inate the sound d o ctrin e th a t
of V ancouver, W ashingon, w ere j
’’’he C h ristm as program at the saving money alone Is by no means
guests of Clifford Sloop and fam ily
HALEY
ch u rch Sunday m orning w as very the sum to ta l o f t h r i f t . - T h r i f t
C hristm as Day.
good. T he sh o rt C hristm as serm on Magazine.
Mrs. Alta G entry and R ussell are , A w atch n ig h t service beginning
At Broadway and Alder Streets
by the p asto r, th e Rev. Mr. H an ­
IGNITION SPECIALIST.
spending the holidays w ith Mrs. at 9 o’clock will be held S atu rd ay
nah,
w
as
listened
to
by
an
in
te
re
st-
I
T
h
a
t’s
us.
B
ring
your
c
a
r
here
G entry’s p aren ts, and other friends evening a t th e H aley
B aptist
for any rep airs, ad ju stm en ts or
of th e com m unities of V ictory, church. From 9 to 10 th e p asto r, ed audience.
p a rts for th e sta rte r, g en erato r,
1 m in Hie very h eurt of th e b u sin ess d istric t.
P lea san t Home and G resham .
th e Rev. John S. N ordell, will give
sw itches, w iring, lighting,
etc.
T he Rev. and Mrs. Oliver Gill d i­ a lectu re on th e b irth and ch ild ­
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7 W ork done by an ex p ert and is pos­
itively g u aran teed . We c a rry a
vided tim e C h ristm as afternoon hood of Jesu s, Illu stra ted by n e a r­
T h e E le c tric S to re on th e F irs t F lo o r is
On last F rid ay the pupils of th e : com plete line of ignition p arts.
and Monday w ith Mr. and Mrs. T. ly 100 p ictu res. T h ere w ill be sp ec­
P o rtla n d 's E le ctric a l S h o p p in g C enter.
G resham G arage, phone 2391.
H. Gill of G resham , and Mr. and ial m usic, and refre sh m e n ts will be W ilkes school gave a sh o rt C h rist­
m as program co n sistin g of music,
Mrs. E lm er P ease of P o rtlan d , p a r ­ served. Everybody is welcome.
Phone W ant Ads to 1561.
W ithin one to th re e blocks of n e a rly a ll th e
en ts of th e Rev. and Mrs. Gill, re- I Sunday school w ill be held at 10 recitatio n s and a sh o rt play. S an ta
p rin c ip al sto re s, shops, h o tels, b an k s,
arriv ed a t th e conclusion of th e
spectively.
o'clock and m orning w orship a t 11 program and th e ch ild ren w ere
re s ta u ra n ts a n d th e a te rs .
C. J. Andrew , bro th er-in -law of in Sw edish at the H aley B ap tist ,
, W. E. M arkell, died a t his hom e in . ch u rch Sunday, Ja n u a ry 1. T h ere very glad to g reet him. As Mr.
S tre e t e a rs r ig h t to th e d oor from every
; P o rtlan d F rid a y m orning, afte r an will be no service in th e evening. S an ta w as unable to be p rese n t in
p a rt of th e city, fo r sin g le fa re an d tr a n s ­
person,
he
delegated
Wm.
T
e
g
a
rt
I illn ess of over a year. T he fu n eral On Monday, J a n u a ry 2. th e church
fer.
to
act
as
his
su
b
stitu
te
and
leave
a
| w as conducted by th e K. P. f r a ­ will hold its an n u al b u sin ess m eet­
generous su p p ly of "candies, cakes,
te rn a l c rd e r a t th e Lincoln M emor­ ing, beginning at 1 o’clock. All
and to y s” w ith the g irls and boys.
P rin c ip a l railw a y tic k e t offices, an d in te r-
ial cem etery Monday afternoon.
m em bers are req u ested to atten d Each child received a candy cane
u rb an railw a y s a n d s ta g e te rm in a ls
T he Rev. and Mrs. Gill attended th is m eeting.
and
a
lead
pencil
from
th
e
te
ac
h
ers
e
a sily accessible.
th e C hristm as exercises at th e Cot- (
T he C h ristm as program rendered :
tre ll com m unity church S atu rd ay Sunday evening by th e Sunday | and a bag of candy as a tr e a t from
th e schobl d istrict. A large, b ea u ­
evening.
school of th e H aley B ap tist ch u rch J tifu lly decorated tree added to th e
Miss A nna L en n artz, who is j
was a g re a t success. D uring the festive occasion.
teaching in Idaho, is spending th e I
p ast year th e Sunday school has ' Wm. Olney has been q u ite ill
| holidays w ith h er p aren ts, Mr. and I
grow n in num ber, over 100 being w ith pneum onia for th e paBt ten
j Mrs. M artin L ennartz.
now enrolled. T he p asto r is in days b u t is slow ly recovering. He
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Olem an e n te r-
hopes th e good w ork will go on u n ­ is u n d er th e ca re of Dr. In g lis of
P O W E R^ f f i cOM PAN Y
| tained Mr. O lem an’s b ro th er of Eu-
til every child in th e com m unity G resham .
cugcTstc » T o n e ^ ô ^ 'e v e c T R ic pudo
' gene over the w eek end.
has had an o p p o rtu n ity to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. U. B u rg en er and
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cory and
Your T elephone Coin-
The p a sto r says, "T hen if th e p a r­ son, W alter, w ere C h ristm as guests
d au g h ter L ulu left Sunday m o rn ­
ents refu se to let th e ir children of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Duus of
puny,
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ing a fte r th e ch u rch service and
come to a place w here God’s word E agle Creek.
steadily
grow ing list
sp en t the rem ain d er of C hristm as
is ta u g h t, th e resp o n sib ility shall
C hristm as g u ests a t th e Z im m er­
of individual stock ­
w ith the d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs.
rest, not on us, b ut on them ." T he m an hom e w ere Mr. an d Mrs. P. D.
Cory. Mrs. S tella G row th of D un­
holders, has only one
Rev. Mr. N ordell w ishes to th an k H olfm an and sons .Leonard and
dee. They re tu rn e d home Monday ,
function
to
fulfill.
officers, te ac h ers an d p a re n ts for K enneth, Andrew McCall and W.
a fte r a m ost enjoyable tim e.
th
e
ir
splendid
co
operation
during
T
hat
is
to
serve
to the
H.
Thom
as.
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the p ast year. He also w ishes to
best
of
its
ability
the
PLEASANT VALLEY rem ind th e in h a b ita n ts of th e H a­ C lerg y F orced to Shave
territory in which It
A ll o f the ancient In h a b ita n ts o f
S ervices at th e P lea san t V alley ley com m unity th a t they are th e re
operates.
| com m unity ch u rc h w ill be held to serv e in any capacity possible, ce n tra l and western Europe went
unshaven,
alth
ou
gh
J
u
liu
s
Caesar
creed and color n o tw ithstanding.
i n ext Sunday, P entecost, a t 2:30.
3
Gresham Battery & Tire Shop
Portland’s
Electrical
Shopping
Center
The Electric Building
PORTLAND
ELECTRIC
WE SERVE
says the B rito n s on ly allow ed the
m ustache to grow and cut o ff the
chin fo lia g e
E a rlv In E ng lish his­
to ry the cle rg y o f E ngland were
com pelled to sh a v e
o n e v jjlt e r o f
the Seventh ce n tu ry savs the clergy i
were so dissolu te th a t they m o ld
to d istin g u ish e d from the la ity only
by th e ir lack o f lieards
TRUST
An exposition ta lk w ill be given on !
POWELL VALLEY
T he F east of W eeks," c o n tra stin g
th e p rin cip les and c h a ra c te ristic s
Mr. and Mrs. A ugust C. Johnson
of th e tw o m ost im p o rtan t dispen- |
and fam ily of A loha, W ashington,
i nations, the Jew ish and th e C hris- !
are spending several days at the
4 • •
j tian. O. A. and May C. G iltner,
home of Mrs. Jo h n so n ’s fath er, P.
Nov. 2, 1911—T he M ultnom ah i m issionaries, extend a cordial in ­
A. Johnson.
county farm near Fairview first oc­ vitation to all, and announce th a t j
Don’t fo rg et the ad v e rtise rs when
cupied, 211 inm ates being tr a n s ­ th e re w ill be no collection.
New th in g s u n d er "C lasslfled.” 1 you need any th in g In th e ir line.
ferred to th e new place. D. D. Jack-
son. superintendent.
• • •
Nov. 24, 1911—G resham 's popula­
tion given as 666 in cen su s taken
by Em ory Roberts.
• • •
Dec. 19. 1911— W allula H eights
addition was placed on th e m arket,
co n sisting of 20 ac res form erly
owned by S. S. T hom pson, located
aiong Pow ell V alley and W allula
avenue.
(Now w ell covered by
m any b eautiful hom es).
• • •
The O utlook recorded n ea r the
close of 1911 th a t about 40 dw ell­
ings and 10 business bnildings had
been constructed du rin g th e year,
W h ile the Ruirk M o to r Company builds only passenger cars, Ituirk's
m ostly w ithin th e city lim its of
daily over the 2.51 miles between St. Ixiuis and Springfield. M o. T he
famous stamina has prompted many bus operators to install special bodies
others are 12-pssaenger buses. on< o f them making three 9 0 -mile round
Gresham .
O regon
T elephone
C ompany
Buicks Make Good On Bus Lines
D on't lay down the paper till you
have read th e W ant Ads
ON A
COTTRELL
on the Ruirk chassis, adapting Ruirk to the exacting requirements o f tbe
bus business. The bus on either side, in this picture, ronsists of a 15-
pasaeager body oa a regular iiu irk chassis, and glees 9 'i-b o u r service
trips daily between >'ig Springs and M idland. Texas, ami the other
making one 250-mtle round trip daily between Itryan and Houston,
Texas.
Henry J. Jaroboot
MtAlfW
U R u n w a v e rin g d e sire to fulfill o u r d u tie s
in a kind, a tte n tiv e m a n n e r h a s won fo r
us th e ap p ro v a l of th o se we serve. T o
p lease we m u st satisfy . W e do.
O
T h e h ig h s ta n d a rd s we h a v e s e t fo r th e c o n ­
duct of o u r b u sin e ss find us a t a il tim es s tric tly
o b se rv in g each n e c e ssa ry fo rm a lity . W e serv e
th a t th is sacred o b lig a tio n m ay reflect c re d it
on o u r w ide e x p e rie n c e in o u r p ro fessio n .
“ B e S e rie R egardless of Circum stances
JACOBSON CO.
h f \ / : r \L D IR E C T O R S
F o ste r R oad a t 91st S tre e t
DAY o r N IG H T
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