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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1928)
M Z3H GRESHAM PAHE POUR Miss H elen Exley gave a St. P a t ric k ’s Day p arty S atu rd ay night at the home of her i^ u d m o th e r , Mrs, C lem entine M etzger, at which a de lightful tim e is reported. T he dec o ration s, gam es and lunch carried out th e Idea of th e season's sain t T he A m erican Legion and A ux T hose p resen t besides th e hostess iliary w ill hold a card p arty at w ere H elen Exley, F ern Lewis W alter W. M etzger's liuick sa les M argaret M athews, Betty T horne, room W ednesday evening, M arch G reta W aiker, B eatrice Anfcker 21. Bridge and 500 will be played Irm a Gill. Alice Jo hnston, Orion and refresh m en ts served. H orine, Ed W etherlll, Joe Exley, B ert H orberg, who a sh o rt tim e Vern Schiller, W illiam McBain, Roy H erb ert P a rk e r and ago purchased the pool hall in the H ensley, Brow n building, has disposed of G eorge Lewis. th e place to J. H. M cNamara of R obert H. Sow ers of P o rtlan d has P o rtlan d . T he new ow ner of the taken over th e salesm an sh ip for place has moved to G resham , th is d istric t on the electric clean er The autom obile of C arl Strebin sold by the P o rtlan d E lectric Pow er w as involved in an unusual acci com pany, and will m ake his head dent yesterday w hich will m ean q u a rte rs a t th e local office of the th e purch ase of a new top for his P. E. P. ca r or th e rep a ir of the old one. P e te r P earl, form erly of Grey As he w as leaving his parking place on E ast Powell stre e t oppo Eagle, M innesota, but now of Ad site the P iggly W iggly w here he is m iral, Saskatchew an, Canada, a r em ployed, he soon found th a t a rived S atu rd ay afternoon for an w ire hanging from a P. E. P. light over-Sunday visit at the home of pole w as attached to th e top of the Mr. and Mrs. BenJ. H. Davies. Mr. auto. T he w ire w as rem oved, but P earl has been spending th e w in not before considerable dam age te r a t S eattle, W ashington, and Goble, Oregon. had been done to th e top. Mr. and Mrs. E lton O radln w ere Mrs. B u rt N orthrup visited her dau g h ter Mrs. C larence Stedm an oi happily su rp rised Monday evening P o rtlan d la st S aturday. Mrs. when 30 or m ore young people from N orthrup, who recently suffered a G resham and Powell Valley cam e fractu red leg, left the home of G. A. In, bringing with them a nice elec Cox last W ednesday w here she was tric coffee p ercolator, which was being cared for, and Is now a t her g rea tly appreciated. The evening was sp e n t in gamps and listening hom e on G resham heights. Stafford D ow sett is one of 41 to th e radio, a fte r w hich punch seniors a t the Oregon S tate college and cake w ere served. a t C orvallis p reparing to take the Alden Miller is home from the exam ination for licenses as reg is U niversity of W ashington for a tered p h arm acists in Oregon June w eeks' vacation. 5-7. T he exam inations a re now Miss M argaret M athews was the considered u nusually rigid. C an didates passing this exam ination charm in g hostess F riday evening a re perm itted to follow th e profes a t a St. P a tric k 's Day p arty given sion of a ph arm acist in all hut four in th e M athews building on Main street. The room s w ere decorated of th e United S tates. in green, and gam es and dancing The R ebekah lodge will conduct w ere th e attra c tio n s of th e evening. a bake sale S aturday, March 31* at T hose p resen t w ore Gwendolyn the A. W. Metzger & Co. store. M etzger, G retchen Moore, Irm a Alex. Adams arrived from H ag er Gill, Regina H am m ar, F ern Lewis, m an, Idaho, Sunday and has Joined Betty T horne, H elen Exley, H allie his wife at the home of her p a r McMurry, Alice Johnston. W il liam Ott, G eorge Lewis, George ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Cox. A hake sale Is being planned for Sim onsen, Jan ies Bushong, H arold S aturday, April 7, by th e ladies of H unt, George and Clifford Avery, the E vangelical church, to take Orion H orine and Ed W etherlll. place at the S an ita ry m a rk e t on Miss Joyce K idder Is home from Main street. W illam ette u niversity to spend th e George S leret has been ill for sp rin g vacation w ith relativ es and the past two weeks with an ailm ent friends. Miss H elen Hisey of S a which began w ith erysipelas. He lem was a week-end g u est a t th e had p a rtia lly recovered from this K idder home. when he suffered a relapse and was T he G resham and Boring Re bedfast all of la st week. His condi bekah lodges met in special session tion this week is th o u g h t to be Im S atu rd ay evening in the I (). O. F. proved. hall In G resham when Mrs. E tta Mrs. A ndrew B rugger of P o rt S anderson of Freew ater- Oregon, land is seriously ill at Good S am a r sta te president, w as en tertain ed on itan hospital w here she underw ent the occasion of h er official visit to a m ajor operation on Monday of the tw o lodges. About 100 w ere la st week. She has been ailing for present In all and v isito rs w ere here from P o rtlan d , H illsboro and nearly two y ears past. The R ichard Beadle house and Sandy. The G resham degree staff burn a t Eiith and Roberts a re re initiated a candidate, Miss H attie ceiving a new coat of paint, also the Buoy of G resham . St. P a tric k ’s Interior of th e house Is being re Day wns rep resen ted in th e d ec o ra painted ami papered. J. W. Maloy tions of the dining room w here is doing the w ork in connection lunch w as served at th e close of the m eeting. with the renovations being made. Jack Dowsett, E dw ard Stubbs Floyd H alliday has purchased a Model l> V aughan garden tra c to r and W illiam S andstroni, U niversity out lit, of Ilessel Im plem ent com of Oregon students, are enjoying a pany, which he will use for plow ing ten-day vacation period at th eir r e anil cultivating his seven-acre til- spective hom es. Mr. and Mrs. It. W. E m ery are , bert orchard. Guy Mott of Fairview . Roy C rab both ill at th eir homo on Hood tre e of P ortland and George Morse, avenue. Mrs. E m ery is som ew hat | living on th e Powell Valley load im proved and Is up a p art of the are driving new W hippets, recently tim e. T heir d au g h ter, Mrs. Ruby purchased from Ilessel Im plem ent Buckle of P o rtlan d , is nu rsin g them. com pany. Ken T anabe of Fairview and Ward Evans of C orbett have In stalled Myers w ater system s. R. E. Cannon, se cre ta ry -tre a su re r of the sta te board of control, a t tended the sta te basketball to u rn a ment held at Salem last week. He found his tim e variously occupied th e four days he was th ere and am ong other duties was called upon S aturday evening to p resent the trophies to tlie w inning learns of th e state. Sunday dinner g u e sts nt th e i hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. S t.C la ir w ere Dr. A. 8. litsey of Salem and , Mr and Mrs. Raymond R ogers o f , P ortland. Q u arterly m eeting will be held ut the Free M ethodist church be ginning F riday evening and contln uing over Sunday. The Rev. .1. T. T aylor, d istrict elder and form er m issionary to India, will be present and preach each of the th ree eve- j nlngs and on Sunday m oruing. T he Royal Neighbors of Am erica j will meet with Mrs. A. F. Hoover on T hursday evening, Mareli 22. All m em bers a re requested to be p re s ent. E lm er Judd has bought out the p artn e rsh ip in terest of P aul Stone in the fuel business and will con tinue handling wood, coal and bri- P P H A L I N G LY qui ts under the nam e of the Judd F u t com pany. Mr. Stone has not lig h t a n d d a in ty , announced his fu tu re plans. t h e W ra p -a ro u n d J. J. Robertson celebrated his 83d . p ictu red h e re b rin g s birthday yesterday with a dinner at i his Home a m ile east of G resham . ' to th e a v e ra g e figure, All the guests present, with the ex | s tra ig h t y o u t h f u l ception of I l l s four-y tr-old grand lines. D u rab ility is son Donald R obertson, w ere over not sacrificed to love 70 years of age They were his sister, Mrs. E lazaheth McLain of lin ess, how ever. T h is G resham ; his sister-in-law . Mrs. i m odel ow es its a d m ir Ja n e Robertson and Mrs. S arah Me-1 a b le fittin g q u a litie s Rain. He received several nice ; to th e sk illfu l p lacin g presen ts, including a handsom e birthday cake. His d aughter Mrs. of light b o n in g am i M. Davies and d aughter Dorothy of , p lia n t e la stic side G ladstone cam e S aturday for a panels. A tin y trim visit, as they w ere unable to be , of F re n c h m in ia tu re p resen t Monday for the birthday : dinner. Mr. Robertson has been ro seb u d s im p a rts a unusually well during the past , d a in ty finish. w inter. Mis* Rose P otter is one of 42 seniors to be graduated tills week from the Oregon norm J school ut Monmouth. Miss P otter, who Is ex pected home iu a few days, has been engaged us principal for the com ing year at the C ottrell school, w here she previously ta u g h t two years. GRESHAM. OREGON Gresham Locals OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREOOS 11 4 5 D A Y, The St. P a tric k ’s dance given by tional, to p rese rv e and stren g th en th e A rem e club last F riday night com radeship am ong its m em bers, was a n otable success in point of to a ssist w orthy com rades, to p e r atten d an ce, deco ratio n s and e n te r p etu ate th e m em ory an d h isto ry of tainm ent. A p p ro p riate w hite and the dead, to a s sist th e ir widows green effects w ere ca rrie d out in and o rp h an s, to m a in ta in tru e a lle the decorations, w ith strea m e rs, giance to th e g o v ern m en t of the flood lights and beautiful stage United S tates of A m erica and fidel O. C. P ritch a rd of P o rtlan d , o r- 1 ity to its co n stitu tio n and laws, to background for th e o rch e stra whose m usic was fully up to Gig- ganizer for V eterans of F oreign foster, tru e p atrio tism and extend ray 's best. W ars, has a rra n g e d for a m ass th e in stitu tio n s of A m erican fre e Much in te re st is being tak en in m eeting of in terested v eteran s to dom. to p reserv e and defend th e the effort to resu sc ita te th e P a r be held in th e au d ito riu m of the United S tates from all h er enem ies. en t-T each er circle of th e G resham public lib ra ry in G resham on Fri-1 grad e school, a m eeting for w hich day evening. M arch 23, a t 8 o’clock. W hat you w ant, w nen you w ant will be held a t th e schoolhouse on T hose eligible to th e o rg an izatio n it, as you w ant it—W ant Ad it. W ednesday aftern o o n a t 2:45. Mrs. | a re m en who have seen service in Clyde Sayles, p resid en t of th e M ult- I foreign lands or on h o stile w aters, noniah Council of P a re n t T each er d atin g back to the Mexican w ar of associations, will ad d ress the gath - 1M7, and different expeditions be think THINK ering. M usical num bers w ill be tw een then and th e W orld w ar. The greatest aid to farm relief given by pupils of th e school and T he objects of th e o rganization is to create a genuine loyalty in punch and w afers will be served, j as stated by P ritch a rd , are fra te r- farm belief. H. W .SNASHALL. I)r. A. Thom pson, ad m in istra to r llal, p atrio tic, h is to ric a l and educa- of the estate of Mrs. E. L innem ann, recently sold 21 acres of the L in nem ann farm to a P o rtlan d man- who plans to p la t it in ac re tra c ts and p ut it on th e m arket. The p rice obtained was 1350 an acre. Foreign War Veterans Seek Organization Fix Up Your Auto. For the Working Man Good Work Clothes ut Money Saving Prices “S ta r H r and S h a rj A r t B ttta r“ give lasting satisfaction................... OVERALLS Full cut and well made................... WORK SHIRTS Copeland Lumber Co. A good shirt at small cost................ KHAKI PANTS Boss of The Road make.................... M ust he the latest style--hut how about your Com plete line of HOMMU il r u \ M BUILDERS’ HARDWARE 1211 S h o es G R ESH A M You will need something new in Jewelry to com plete your outfit. We are now showing many of the new creations in modern jewelry and at popular prices. It will be a pleasure to show you. Phone 2131 G resham Peter M e n s w e a r New Easter Jewelry E stim ates on houses and b u ild ings gladly subm itted. PHONE $3.85 $1.29 69c $1.95 20c Y our N ew Easter Frocks Building Materials and Mill Work Pow ell St. ENCxINEER & FIREMEN HOSE Y our N ew E aster H a t - SucceMHors to B arn es L um ber Co. HOY O. H O W LE8, M anager IMS For the Farmers. STAR BRAND SHOES We re p a ir an y th in g on any m ake of radio. Work g u aranteed. L. L. Long, phone 631. We call for and deliver. 20, w ith P ublic S ervice auto enam el Ike M ullan, for m any y ears iden and top d ressin g . L. L. K idder tified w ith th e re ta il im plem ent Hdwe. Co. business in P o rtlan d , has ta k e n ch arg e of th e re ta il floor of the In IGNITION SPECIALISTS. te rn a tio n a l H arv ester Co. a t 300 T h a t's us. B ring your ca r here Belm ont stre e t, as salesm an for for any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or H. O. Tenney, th e re ta il dealer. p a rts for th e s ta rte r, g en erato r, Ike w ill be glad to see his old sw itches, w iring, lighting, etc. friends.—Adv. W ork done by an ex p ert and is pos itively g u aran teed . We c a rry a F or low est ra te s on autom obile, com plete line of ignition p arts. tru ck and general in su ran c e see G resham G arage, phone 2391. B. W. T horne.—Adv. THINK RABID REPAIRING. MARCH Leuani Cleaning a ml Pressing JFlcalep’s Jctoclrp ^»torc O ur cleaning plant in O reaham We ra il an deliver P o w ell St. P h o n e 44 G re sh am , O regon A bl T e rm e r l'T ) u p le ? C [Extra INSULATED AGAINST RUST Price Special S4A r for a limited time only Always first in quality — American Fence is now Zinc Insulated. A new process which repels rust— a better fence — a longer-life fence — much heavier galvanizing—A ND NO EX TRA PRICE. Come in and learn how American Zinc Insulated Fence will save you many dollars of yearly fence cost. W hile the Prem ier D u p le x r e p r e s e n ta tive is in this territory A. W, M eizfier & Co. w e are offering this The Winchester Store vacuum cleaner at the am azingly low dow n pay m en t of lVarner’s A $5.00 W. R. HICKS CO. Hamburger 20/ nt Newberg I’arklug Cu, G re*h»m r Hay your Premier Duplex now--take advantage of this extraordinary offer While You A N EW FEATURE You can now p o lis h your hardwood floors to a gleaming brightness with I the P r e m i e r Floor Polisher. Call for a Free Demonstration Our representative will give full details when he calls WOOD o f all ktndn COAL and BBIQ I ETS G resham Fuel Co. (Jfflc* IM I Phone* Rea. l i t BcecTutc Phone SOI ececTRic acoo Powell St. Gresham new Willys-Knight Standard Six Coach Beautiful, debonair, mechanically excellent. \\ ith the patented sleeve-valve motor -the same type which powers the finest of Europe’s cars. A new V illys-knight Six with the flashing and trouble free performance made famous by V illy s-knicht. Here you are assured of uniform high compression, made possible by the perfectly sealed combustion chamber and the sliding sleeve valves. I he new \\ illys-knight Standard Six Coach lists at <1145; 4-door Sedan <1245; Coupe <1195, shown above. Prices f. o. b. factory and specifications subject to change without notice. HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO. PHONE 11«! GRESHAM. OREGON