GRESHAM
PAGE FOUR
OUTLOOK. GRESHAM,
OREGON
TUESDAY, JANUARY
SA, IMS
Mrs. G. W. Dean, who w as called CANNERY TO INSTALL
M artha, and E le c ta in th e o rd er T he club gave th e p ro jec t its h ea rty
to S acram ento, C alifornia, during
NEW BERRY GRADER
nam ed.
j endorsem ent.
the holidays on account of the ill- j
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T he pall b ea rers w ere H erm an
E lton E astm an and A. H. M aeley
ness of h er m other, has retu rn ed
C o n tin u ed from p ag e 1
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Postponed from Decem ber
B laser, Louis M iller, Jo h n S leret,
w
ere
elected d irec to rs in place of
to her home, the m o th er having re- 1 F ish er, can n ery su p e rin ten d e n t and I
W illiam S tanley, W illiam Sales,
GRESHAM BAPTIST CHURCH
W ill M etzger and W ilton Todd.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Heden a re covered. Mrs. D ean's sister, Mrs. sales m anager, told the m em bers
and D. W. McKay.
h ere from S acram ento, C alifornia, B. J. W eirm an of Los A ngeles, re- i of his hopes and dream s of im- I
At th e conclusion of th e service
for an indefinite visit a t the home tu rn ed w ith her. She m ay locate provem ent in production and q u al
tue body w as tak en to th e m auso
of Mrs. Heden'g fath e r D. M. here perm anently.
ity of pack by in stallin g a la rg e
leum a t L incoln M em orial park,
M E X U
Cathey.
W ayne T rim ble w as rem oved yes- sized Alien g rad er. A ccording to
w here it w as given v au lt entom b
R oast Veal and D ressing or Baked Ham
Miss W ilma Mason of Aloha, terd ay from Gooff S am aritan bos- I Mr. F ish er th is m achine has been
m ent. J. E. M etzger of G resham
Mashed P o tato es
B eans
Salad
Oregon, was a w eek-end visitor pital, w here he had been for th e j in use for four y ears by som e of the
w
as in ch arg e of th e fu n e r a l.
H ot R olls
Je lly
Pickles
w ith her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. past week, to th e P o rtlan d open air : la rg e st c a n n ers and has proved to
Ice Cream and H om em ade Cake
Coffee
Card of. Thanks.
sa n ita riu m at M ilwaukie w here he . be one th a t does the w ork of 200 |
Ivan Swift.
,
We w ish to th a n k our m any
is
being
treated
.
W
ayne
has
been
J
women
in
so
rtin
g
an
d
g
rad
in
g
ber-
T he W. C. T. U. w ill m eet a t the
frien d s for th e kindness show n us
LOOSB
home of Mrs. C. E. R usher T h u rs aiiing for several m onths. He will rles of all kinds, as w ell as ch e r- FUNERAL SERVICES
Ja n u a ry , 1871, u n til th e ir deaths, d u rin g our recen t bereavem ent, in
be
glad
to
receive
old
friends,
es-
i
ries;
does
th
e
w
ork
m
ore
con-
day afternoon. Mrs. M. F ran ces
SAM
R U
C O H U I P L I F
Mr
u lloch n passed
a s se d »wav
and
M
t i r E . t F l O l K
t
Mr M
M cC
ccuiloch
aw ay nn
on , the
mQth loss of
and our fQr beloved
tfae wife
b eau t,ful
Swope of P o rtlan d , sta te c o rre s pecially m em bers of the 1925 G. V. scientiously th an hum ans possibly
Novem
ber
27,
1927,
i^
d
Mrs.
Me
flowers.
ponding secreta ry and a form er H. 8. g rad u a tin g class, w henever ■ can, and never goes on a strik e,
H enry W ihlon, Mrs. C. E. Mac
F u n eral services for th e late Uulloch on Ja n u a ry 18, 1928. They
sta te president, will speak on topics they have an o p p o rtu n ity of calling Mr. F ish er asked th e endorsem ent A nnie E. McCulloch, w hich Wbre endured m any of th e h ard sh ip s and
Donald. K enneth B ruce Hoyt.
on
him
V
isiting
h
ours
a
t
th
e
san-
j
of
th
e
m
em
bers
p
resen
t
in
the
p ertain in g to the w ork of the union
held
on
S
atu
rd
ay
at
th
e
M
ethodist
P
rivations
w
hich
w
ere
th
e
experi-
in generul. Special m usical num itarium a re betw een 3:30 and 5 in p u rch ase of th e g rad er and thia E piscopai ch u rch In G resham , w ere ence of th e early se ttlers,
LAUNDRY TO OPEN
bers a re being arranged. A ssist th e aftern o o n and 7 and 8 o’clock In was readily given. Enough stock alm o st a dup licate of those held on
SOON IN GRESHAM
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w as then subscribed to w a rra n t the
ing th e hostess w ill be Mrs. G eorge the evening.
Decem ber 1, 1927, for h er late hu s-
C ard of T hanks,
T
he
Modern
W
oodmen
of
Amer-
j
p
urchase
of
th
e
m
achine
and,
as
a
If plans announced by E. Wagy
Honey, Mrs. C. G. S chneider and
We w ish to extend our h e a rtfe lt
lea held th e ir an n u al election of of resu lt, the cap acity of tne G resham band, Jam es T. McCulloch. Dr. A.
Mrs. G. C. F ancher.
of
P o rtlan d a t th e Com m ercial club
fleers at th e I. O. G. F. hall F rid ay I can n ery w ill be m ore th an doubled, Thom pson, a long tim e friend of th a n k s and sin cere ap p reciatio n s
T he second snow storm of th e evening and th e follow ing officers and w ith th e cred it a rran g e d for at the fam ily and form er pastGr of th e f° r kindness, love an d sym pathy la st n ig h t m a terialize it w on’t be
, ,
show n us by our d ear friends and
season put in its appearance S a tu r nam ed: Ross Brow n, c o n s u l; W. L. ' th e F ederal In term ed iate C redit aged couple, preached
th e serm on neighbors d u rin g th is hour of m any w eeks till G resham w ill cel
day, ju st th ree w eeks from the tim e Rhoades, ad v iser; C. J. L undquist,
bank, the asso ciatio n will be in a in both cases. T he sam e sin g ers grieving for our d early beloved and e b ra te th e opening of a new and
of th e big storm w hich ushered in c le rk ; F red Fieldhouse, b an k er;
position to han d le a m uch la rg e r rep eated at Mrs. M cCulloch’s fu- dep arted m o th er; also for th e floral m uch needed in d u stry , th a t of a
th e new year. About two inches of John E dw ards, w atch m an ; George
and th e lovely singing.
portion of th e ir b erry tonnage, both n eral th e selections used a t th e j t r *hutes
J. W. M cCulloch, A. H. McCul laundry.
snow fell during th e night, but tr a f P ullen , sen try . T he lodge session
fo
rm
er
service,
and
several
of
the
in cans and b arrels.
loch, Mrs. C. J. S underland.
fic w as not im peded to any extent w as follow ed by an o y ster supper
Mr. W agy, an experienced laun-
So th e 23d day of Ja n u a ry , 1928, p allb ea re rs w ere those who acted
as no wind accom panied th e snow ut tlie W elling re sta u ra n t.
for
Mr.
McCulloch's
fu
n
eral.
G
ates
drym
an, according to his statem en t,
will be looked back to and pointed
EUNERAL HELD EDR
fall.
has
n
early every th in g needed for
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L arsen a re ■to wjth pride as th e day w hen the F u n eral Home had ch arg e of a r
MRS. IDELL WIHLON
Ivan S w ift left for C orvallis yes having th e In terio r of th e ir home [ C o-operative B erry G row ers of ran g em en ts In both instances. C.
a first-class steam lau n d ry se
te rd a y m orning w here, during the on Main stre e t painted and papered < ( jr e8jiam did th e ir best d ay's w ork E. R u sh er sang “W hen They Ring
The fu n eral service for Idell cured. One of th e th in g s he is
week, he will be one of a class of throu g h o u t. David M itchell of Cal ¡n a fo rw ard m ovem ent to w ard s th e Golden B ells,” and a q u a rte t
W ihlon, wife of H enry F. W ihlon, looking for Is a six to ten -h o rse
te n em ployes of th e P ortland E lec ifornlu, who occupies one of the providing w ays and m eans of com posed of Mr. R usher, Mrs. J. E.
m o th er of Mrs. L ulu MacDonald boiler .
tr ic Pow er com pany being sent to U-Au-To cum p cabins, Is doing the re a c hlng th e m a rk e ts 'fo r th e ir ln- G ates, Mrs. H. L. St. C lair and Les-
He did not sta te definitely hi3
lie
W
airad
“Come
Ye
D
isconsolate
”
and
uK en" " th B ruce H oyt’ w as held
p u rsu e a brief course a t th e O re work.
) creased b erry tonnage, as th ey w ill
a t th e P le a sa n t Home M ethodist location but it w ill probably be in
gon S tate college In th e use of
Burl Raby has p u rch ased a lot j be , n a position to m an u factu re a and “Sw eet Bye and Bye." Miss E piscopal ch u rch S atu rd ay a f te r th e sub-basem ent of th e Brown
electricity on the farm . T he in in th e ( lan ah an addition and is ia r ger per ce n t of th eir tonnage Amy Cooper w as a t th e piano. The
building.
GRESHAM, OREGON
p a llb e a re rs w ere Joe G uthrie, H. noon. T he service w as conducted
stru ctio n will be given under th e planning to begin th e erection of J , ban ln th e JearB pagt
T he lau n d ry w ill em ploy several
jo in tly by th e p asto r, th e Rev.
re g u la r college faculty and will be a house soon.
W eiss, L. P. M anning, M. V. W het-
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people to s ta r t w ith and expects to
1 IT l T T n n T T n i T
zel, W. F. H oney and George S leret. O liver Gill, and th e T ro u td ale ru n tw o call and delivery wagons.
accom panied by detailed dem ons
Mrs. A nnie B eers w as operated )
EIREMEN
TO
HAVE
th
e
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o
r
e
s
h
a
m
C
hapter
o
t
th
e
Order
of
E
astern
In te rm e n t w as in
tra tio n s at th e sta te farm experi on S atu rd ay at P o rtlan d sa n ita r- i
BENEFIT DANTE cem etery.
S tar.
T he au d ito riu m of the
m ent station.
luni for th e rem oval of g allstones
ch u rch w as filled to its capacity
In
te
re
s
t
Is
now
ce
n
terin
g
ln
th
e
and
is
said
to
be
doing
as
w
ell
as
,
J. H. Metzger has been ill for
A nnie E lliott, th e d au g h ter of w (th frien d s and relativ es of th e
m ore th a n a week p ast w ith a se can be expected. T he operation firem en's benefit dance to be given A. J. and P atsy E llio tt, was born in deceased, th e p resen ce of w hich
was an exceedingly p ain fu l one on F riday evening, F eb ru ary 3, ln
vere attack of kidney trouble.
Cooper county, M issouri, on A ugust th ro n g paid eloquent trib u te , and
and
has bro u g h t relief to a condl- the g ara g e show room of R ak er &
Mrs. P .R eim er of Saskatoon,
11, 1843. She w as of a fam ily of indicated th e love and esteem
Cunada, Is visiting In G resham at tion from which Mrs. Beers has Son. Mr. R ak er und his son have eig h t ch ildren, th ree of whom su r- w hich tb o se who knew M r„ W ih-
Ends January 28
th e home of her b rother W. W. Sie suffered for a long tim e. Sixty-one m ost generously th ro w n open the vive her. They a re Mrs. K ate jon b e]d for her. Many large and
gallsto n es w ere rem oved from th e 1 spacious show room of th e ir pop-
mens.
Royer, D ayton, Ohio; Mrs. E llen b eautiful floral p iece» b an k ed about
! u lar F ord h ea d q u arte rs an d a re
Mrs. B eata H ayes spent the w eek gall bladder,
B ereton, Sedalia, M issouri; and th e c a sk e t and th e a lta r gave fra-
J. I). W hite of Condon, Oregon, donating it free of charge, to g eth er
end witli her sister Mrs. C hrlstena
Mra. L au ra Hoffman, F resn o , Cali- tyrant testim o n y of deep apprecia-
H um asou. Mr. and Mrs. W lllinm left Sunday afte r a few d a y s 'N isit with lights and heat for th e eve fornla. B ro th ers and siste rs who , lon On th e p a rt of th e deceased's
Mason of P o rtlan d cam e out S u n nt th e hom e of his b ro th er, M. L. nlng.
preceded h er to the o th er w orld m any friends.
T his larg e room has a floor u n w ere Jo h n Bruce E lliott. Cora
,
, , ,.
day and Mrs. H ayes retu rn ed home W hite, a t th e W hite Way.
,,
,
T he m usical nu m b ers used in the
it! a recent le tte r from Mrs. W. excelled for dancing. A six-piece E lliott, _ Rolla
T hom as E liott and
„ ..
w ith them .
serv ice w ere: “Abide W ith Me”,
Mrs. II. V. W ilhelm , who has D. K inder she sta te s th a t she und o rch e stra from P o rtlan d w ill fur- it ii ,.
lott.
and ..gaved by G race”, an(j w ere
been ill for tlie p ast week, Is som e her husband uro now very favor- nlsli m usic for th e occasion. A r-
A nnie E llio tt and Jam es T. Me- su n g as d u et by II. Lee Ball and
ably looted In Boise, Idaho, th e ir ran g em en ts a re u n d er w ay for
w h at Improved.
Culloch w ere m arried on Ja n u a ry w B Coryi witIl Mrs o liv e r o n i at
G. W. Mason, a form er resident stre e t ad d ress being 205 North serv in g lunch in th e sam e room 19, 1864.
F our sons and tw o th e piano. T he serm on w as deli
of G resham , w as tak en to Good S a F ou rth stree t. T hey have a lovely w here th e dancing w ill ta k e place, d au g h ters w ere horn to t U l union. V1.r(1|1 hy th e Rev. O liver Gill, who
m a ritan hospital S aturday evening place to live and a re enjoying th e an d a com m ittee, R ichard Je n n in g s, Two sons and a d au g h ter survive. used as a te x t, R om ans 8. 35, 38, 39.
a . M cM urry and W alter D'eardorff,
suffering from an ac u te attack of Hunshine very much.
They a re Jam es W . G resham ; Mrs.
T he O r(ler of E a ste rn S tar, un-
has been appointed to m ake a r
appendicitis, and tw o hours later
L
au
ra
C.
S
u
n
derland,
P
o
rtlan
d
;
der
th e lead ersh ip of W orthy M al
ran g em en ts for tlilH p a rt of th e
w as operated on successfully. Mr. ENROLLMENT GROMS IN
and A. II. McCulloch of W hittier, ron ppa rl Sim ons, conducted as a
UNION
HIGH
SCHOOL
evenlng'B
en
tertain
m
en
t.
Mason is a b rother-in-law of F ra n k
( alifo rn ia.
The deceased ary conclusions of the service th e ritu a l
Monday n m rk ^ H lm beginning ot
T he new ly-organized G resham Annie, B enjam in and R obert Logan, g en erally used a t th e g rav e side.
G illett.
The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. the second sem ester of G resham volunteer Are dep artm en t, w hich
Mr. and Mrs. McCulloch sta rte d Mrs. Sim ons w as assisted in the
A. W. Metzger is recovering from a Union high school for 1928, and saw alre ad y has done valian t w o rk in hy ox team from M issouri for Vir- service by A cting W orthy P atro n
siege of bronchitis.
the en ro llm en t of 365 Increased to av ertin g w h at m ight have been a g ln ia City, M ontana, on A pril 7, W. C. Spence, C haplain Alma
T he reg istra tio n books a re now 392. n early h alf of th e 27 addition m ost d isa stro u s Are, like every 1864, and arriv ed a t th e ir destin a- B ram liall, and P ast M atrons Mary
open and every non-roglstered vo al stu d en ts com ing from th e Sth oilier organization under th e sun, tion in S eptem ber of th e sam e year. Spence, C h ristin e C avanagh, Mar-
te r is asked to reg ister in tim e to grade ran k s of the G resham gram - npi'ds 80mc fundB' They l,.ave n0 T hey rem ained th ere for six y ears, g a re t Sales, Isohel Low, and Ja n e t
vote ut the spring prim aries. The m ar school. Besides th e stu d en ts
,,ow on w hlch ‘° draw fOr then cam e to th e ir la te home n ear Lum sden. T he p ast m a tro n s took
local books a re In charge of .1. from G resham . P o w ellh u rst. Gil- em ergencies. T he boys ln tim e G resham , w here they lived since th e p a rts of Adah, R uth, E ster,
Ross Brown in the office of E lking- hurt. T ro u td
and Sandy have *>ope to have funds sufficient to Bl
ton A Brown.
each co n trib u ted one or m ore meni- vest in uniform s, w hich would be
a decided necessity ln cases w here
Mrs. A. F. Hoover has been 111 bers to th e studentbody.
for the past tw o w eeks w ith an a t
S pare room is now at a prein public ap p earan ce m ight be called
tack of grip.
ium at tlie local high s h o d build- for. Money is needed for v arious
Miss t ’ath ry n M etzger was given lug. Everv available space w here P urposes. Including the buying of
a birthday dinner S unday nt th e a boy or girl can he stow ed away, some n ecessary equipm ent in th e
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. so to speak, has been utilized. Al tire hall.
Cecil Metzger, In honor of her 16th though th e gym nasium stag e and
E very individual is asked to
birthday. T he Invited guests w ere the te ac h ers' rest room have been help, w hether or not he or she may
Mrs. N ellie G ullikson, C lair O ulllk- brought Into use as recitatio n he inclined to trip th e lig h t fan-
son, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. E v arts of rooms, the congestion Is not en- ta stlc .
E verything w ill be done |
P o rtlan d , Miss Use K diw edler and tlre ly relieved.
T he union high th a t is possible to m ake th e tire-
Miss A lta H endrickson.
school d istric t now has a fleet of m en's benefit dance a social event
W ilma W hite has been ill for the 11 buses w hich convey pupils of th e of prom inence In th e com m unity
K ID need to shiver through the cold, raw
past ten days w ith grip. E arache d istric t to and from th e school.
an,l a m eans to a m ost d esirab le
h as been a painful p a r t of her a il
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* ’ months ahead— if you join the “ Enjoy-It-
m ents.
RADIO HEPAIKIXG.
Now”
Club. For, as soon as you join this club,
We re p a ir anything on any m ake
In su ran ce funds for farm loans
T he G resham k in d e rg a rten , u n
of
radio.
Work
g
u
aranteed.
L.
L.
No
com
m
ission
or
brokerage.
Very
d er th e supervision of Miss Lily
out routes your room -heating stove and in goes
Long, phone 631 We call for and easy term s B. W. T horne.—Adv.
Maude Phillip«, has not resum ed deliver.
a house-heating H eatroia. Health, happiness
since the lifting of the q u ara n tin e
B attery Service.
and comfort from then on.
G
resham
F
uel
C
o.
and has been discontinued for this
A gu aran teed b attery for $3 or >4
year. Miss Phillips, who Is now and your old one. C harging, 60c.
Wood, Coal, Briquets
combined with a greater degree of flexible,
w orking in Oregon City, may wish Powell Valley at 52d street. Phone
PROMPT SERVICE
to continue her work h ere next TAbor 0284 afte r 7 p m.—Adv
lively performance
Here is the
An extraordinary offer on an
year.
Phones
For lowest ra te s on autom obile,
Generous Offer
extraordinary
heating
plant.
Ml . M argaret Accra, a senior ut tru ck and g eneral In su ran ce see
Office 1051
Res. 8 9 x 5
Adv
Not an im itation, but the gen
Greet am Union high school, r e 11 W T h o r n e
IT BROUGHT a high standard of gasoline and oil
Make a membership
uine E state H eatroia. national
tu rn ed to her work this m orning ZT2
deposit o f only $25
mileage to the light-car field which was w ithout
ly-advertised, nationally-know n,
afte r an absence of tw o m onths on
to Join the “E njoy-It-
precedent. For all its speed and power, no other ear
Now" Club.
This de
favored everyw here by those
account of illness.
posit will be applied as
today
is so economical of fuel. If you have been satis
who want the best. Remember
Mrs. J. C. K ilgore lias retu rn ed
the first paym ent on your
—only the H eatroia h as the In-
fied with 15 to 20 miles on a gollon of gasoline, just
to her home In G resham i fter nn
E state H eatroia.
tensi-F ire A ir Duct, the ingen
absence of nearly tw o m onths in
drive a W hippet! The difference will amaze you.
Get
another
credit
ious device which practically
Los Angeles, California.
of $10 for your old
doubles the air-circulating ca
J. V. Cogswell has bis c a r laid
stove when it is removed.
pacity.
up for re p a irs follow ing a collision j
O E n jo y H e a tr o ia
luxury,
convenience,
In P o rtlan d one day last week, I
and econom y from now
tem p tin g to take his rig h t of way
on without m aking an
T
he
W
hippet
engine
is
by
far
th
e
m
ost
efficient
lig
h
t
car
tem p tin g to take Ids rlgh of wav.
other paym ent until next
p o w er-plant in A m erica today
It has pulling pow er th a t w ill
Cogswell received no personal in
September.
• <»ke you uu steep g rad es in high
It Is rem ark ab ly flexible In
Ginghams, Devonshires, .til Wool
Membership In the “E n joy.It-
jury. His ca r w as dam aged to the
T h in .
w ith
$35
traffic—acceleratin g from 5 to 30 m iles in 13 seconds. It has
Vow" Club positively rloses sn
Flannels in plain and checks,
am ount of about 1160, w hich will
already
to
your
all the speed you'll ever w an t—55 m iles an h o u r is all we claim ,
January f>th. So, don’t delay
credit, begin paying the
but W hippet ow ners freq u en tly tell us th ey get b etter th a n 60.
be taken care of by the ow ner of
l ’ j to 3 '.i yard lengths at about
balance
on
convenient
M oreover it has 4-wheel b rak es and low ce n te r of grav ity , m ak
—eom e In today, or telephone
th e other c a r In the collision.
te rm s!
ing today's higher speeds safe and com fortable. And It has a
and lavtte u , to eall at yoar
Dr. E arl C lauahan of S easide is
sm oothness and silence th a t m ake th e W hippet a c o n sta n t joy
home.
still h ere on account of serious In
to drive.
fection In his face to r w hich be hus
been tak in g trea tm e n t for several
T he New C abriolet
w eeks T he trouble sta rte d w ith a
Coupe .........................
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Coupe .........................
ca rb u n cle on his chin but Infection
PHONE 1421
has attacked the bone of the low er
GRESHAM
Coach....................
T o u rin g ..." .................
jaw . m aking it necessary to have
\ great reduction in boys’ and girls’ sweaters,
♦791
several low er teeth extracted. The
Sedan .........................
I4wl
R o ad ster . . ............
ranging in price from 95c to $3.50 each.
condition is slowly im proving Mrs.
Sport
C lanahan is here at the home of
R oadster
...
TH)o
AT GRESBÁM
h er father, H. M Miller.
BAPTIST CHURCH DINNER
Gresham Locals
Thurs., Jan. 26, begin serving 5:30
m o unting is an
open invitayon to
misfortune. Allow
us to go over your
jewelry and make
proper repairs
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Jewelry Store
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evening. January 26, 1928, 8 o'clock.
Labor in E. A. Degree
Visiting
b reth ren welcome.
WM. H. STANLEY. Sec y.
RUSSELL C. WILSON, W M
WALRAD
MERCANTILE CO.
“ The House of Quality"
ORESHAM, OREGON
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