Gresham outlook., April 24, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

TUESDAY, APRIL
1»*.
GRESHAM OrTLOOK, GRESHAM. OREGON
Pleasant View Avenue
T he P lea san t Valley Ladies Aid
X L d ‘1 a s ^ T h X d a ° y \ n ? r n oon. The
next m eeting of th e Aid will be en-
te rta in e d T hursday afternoon. May
3. a t the home of Mrs. A. A nderson,
Mrs' P. F. Uhlig“ A p i e ° £ i , gW-
en by th e Aid, w as enjoyed in the
P lea san t V alley church F riday eve-
liing. The proceeds of $15 is being
used for kalsom ining the church.
PAGE TREE«
SANDY BLI’FF WOMAN
D IF S
FR O M
CANCER
BUe“ P“ 38ed
a y a t ber hom e on th e Bluff road
two miIes north of Sandy on Sun-
day, A pril 22, a t th e age of 46 years.
Wilkes Team Takes
Game on Forfeit
T he
O rient
baseball
100,000 Miles Without Repairs!
nine was
CarcinOma scheduled to cro ss b ats w ith the
‘ro,n which Mrs. Buell had been a W ilkes nine on th e la tte r’s diamond
8«fferer for th e past four years,
1 riday afternoon, but for an u nex­
T he deceased is survived by her plained reaso n th e O rient te am
widower. E dw ard F. Buell, and a
failed to arriv e and the gam e was
th e ird a u g h te r^ M ra . W. C° h “ i and
t ” ‘ T h ° ma S P arker ° f declared forfeited to W ilkes. A
■children visited Sunday w ith Mr • Da a s ' Texas. She w as born in num ber of the boys from Fairview
D ahm ’s d aughter, Mrs. W ilson Day- L ouisiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Buell and Rockwood cam e over for the
w ait of Clackam as.
had lived a t th e ir p resen t home for gam e so it w as decided to chose
T he P lea san t Valley P aren t- about a year.
two team s from the boys of the
s x ^ ^ ^ c ^ L i i T h i r : ! w Fr r
sr
ce8 w ,n be he,d
th ree schools and have a p ractice
■day afternoon, A pril 26. -
W ednesday aftern o o n at 2 o’clock game.
Rockwood boys
played
A. M. S p rin g er is ill a t his home a t the J ’ E Met« er u n d ertak in g ag ain st a team com posed of F air-
w ith gallsto n e trouble.
chapel, w ith concluding rite s In view and W ilkes boys. T he score
Mr. and Mrs. M. Manx and chil- Lincoln M emorial P a rk crem a- was 3 to 1 in favor of the Fairview -
<lren of P ortlan d w ere Sunday eve- torium .
W ilkes team . Wm. Olney um pired
n in g c a lle rs a t th e W. C. H all h o m e .1
th e game.
Mrs. W alter E delm an and chil-
ORIENT
The boys of th e W ilkes nine are C
»n.hT,h J
Punishm ent, testing tires fo r the Lee T ir e C o m p an y o f
d re n visited Sunday a t th e home
h a 5 i.« h
k
’ Pa" h i B u ic k rounded ° « t 100,000 m iles o f service » it l'm t
A fine program is being prepared very proud of th e new bat and balls havm g h a d a c e n i .p e n t fo r repairs. I t average. S lO m ile s a d a v . o ver a l l k in d .
o f h er p are n ts a t S pringdale. -
Mrs. Mary Sims is in P ortlan d by the O rient P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ­ which the school board purchased f /e e ^ s ’o’ u do n " v Z lv e ^ h '’ b “h h ” dem and ed on.lv *'«>• lubricants, and anti-
to spend a few days w ith Mrs. T ciation for F rid ay evening, A pril for them .
solution. \ alses have been n ever ground, n o r spark plugs changed.
Baldw in who cam e out for her 27. A tw o-act play, “Mr. Bob”, will
S u n d a y afternoon.
Mrs. Lucile P lu n k ett, prim ary on th e B ark er road pu ttin g on a*
Sunday gu ests a t the home of Ip* Hi™“
n A M A Q P IT C
Mrs. Ben H alstead w ere Mrs. Ada Ph
ps of O repham will sing, a teach er, and her pupils are con­ top d ressing of gravel w here n e e d -|
UO
u . . 7 8 J 51®* club of tHe
L angyon and h er daughter, Mrs. I readiBg w ill be rendered by Mrs. ducting a p ap er drive. They are ed and also filling the holes T his s
• m e nines.
i nis church of th e B rethren P o r t la n d
H azel Durgon, both of P ortland.
K enneth L auderback and the Pleas- hoping to raise enough m oney to im provem ent is appreciated
by the | under the sup erv isio n ' of M is s
u o u ^ C it^ s n 'Jn i ^hA' TVzel of. O re’ ' a n t Home o rch estra w ill play. The p urchase a p ictu re for th e ir room.
resid en ts living along the road.
Naomi Royer, will give a program
w eek a / t h e h n m ^ ^ M 878 °.f ,la st Pro« ‘eds of th is en tertain m en t and
in the D am ascus C hurch of Breth-
H D T itzel h
f Mr- and Mrs l the IunPh which will be served at
F ourteen p upils In th e prim ary
D A D iv n
I ” 11 0,1 Su," l“y afternoon, April 29,
the close of th e program will be room w ere recen tly aw arded silver
•»L /tvirM li
I a t .1 p. m. T he program consists of
P hone W ant Ads to 1561.
sehooi.0'
h° l
iUDd ° f the s ta r P alm er pins for penm anship.
H erm an Day and Mrs. C larissa ;,i.8O? i a *O,fUe
"T he Story of
Miss Eva Cam pbell, supervisor, sm ith , „ . w e n , . „« » , B o rin ., -
m ade her final visit to th e W ilkes m arried S atu rd ay by the Rev. S. F. I the conversion of Della, the “Blue
of M ulberry Bend,"’is present*
school on F riday. She gave a very P itts at the U ndenom inational par-
sonage. They w ill live near Bor- ’’<1 ln an hlterefltln« amt inspiring
excellent ta lk to th e u pper g rad e I .ng
w here they have adjoint farm s, f c . y
^ ^ T o ' m . S T h ^ s“ " “
pupils.
i
The Boring I.a o .F . lodge has vice. The program will I... pre
ROCKWOOD GRANGE HALL
Mrs. Nellie Bowley is having a elected L. H. M allicoat and O. M. | < e,h'd by a sh o rt Sunday school
bungalow erected on th e lot she
session beginning at 2:3«, to which
purchased from her b ro th er, George lodge which w ill be held at Rose- I eV*ryonu *8 alsu »»' iteri.
W ills. E arl F ish er and George C ar­
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T h-
te r are doing th e c a rp en te r work. r
Rebekah lodge elected Mrs. Amy p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. B. L P reston
Mrs. Rena Robinson of McMinn Morand, Mrs.Mt A ndersen and Miss Sunday.
Mack’s Merry Maids’ 6-piece Orchestra
ville is visiting h er d aughter, Mrs. Edith A nderson as delegates. Wm
The baseball gam e between Rock
Sentlem en, 50
REFRESHM ENTS
Ladles, 25 <
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W. E. T eg art
M orand expects to atten d grand *,??',k an *l D am ascus was played
EVERYBODY WELCOME
I F riday. w ith Dam ascus w inning
Mrs. John F letc h er was hostess lodge.
,, ’ .
10 to 7. The p lay ers on th e Du
at an a ttra c tiv e luncheon and
Mrs. Jas. F itzg erald is slow ly m ascus team w ere: C harles D rake
L aw rence
Sylvester
bridge p arty T h u rsd ay a t “T he recovering from b u rn s w hich she «atelier:
A rth u r W inther,
first
O asis”, com plim enting Mrs. Cora received w hen pow der exploded In 'p itc h e r ;
She
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C lark of San F rancisco. Besides
the honor guest and th e hostess, She is g ettin g so th a t she can use Stein, sh o rt stop: Micheál Henlges,
covers w ere placed for Mesdames her left hand, but still suffers very rig h t field; Roy H adley, left field;
The telephone leads for it is the only com­
W. C. H am pton, W. B. H are, F. P. much. It will be some m onths yet a “d ’,ay 1’aulson. cen ter field.
she will fully recover Mr
S ,i‘in w.“ 8 th e only m a“
munication system th at links the entire
Ferey, N. S. Cam pbell, J. W. Kuhl. before
im.
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ivvover. . « r . i on eith er team to m ake a home
nation and perm its you to immediately
G. O. Othus, A. E. Burgduff, H. Don- F itzgerald and th e boys have fully run, th is being In the first inning,
complete a transaction regardless of dis­
ovon, Webber, M iller ,C. J. Tw in- recovered. C harley and Boh a re A11 Die boys played h ard and very
tance.
I w ell, but the Union hoys, C hester
dells. J. Y. R ichardson, C. B. Gill- w orking in W ashington.
w aite, all of P o rtlan d and Mrs. , „ V
TeH otd
The telephone gives you
W alter L eashm an of La G rande. the C arson H ot springs. Mr. Tel- th e ir clever playing,
Mrs. W. T hom as and tw o chil-
H igh honors w ent to Mrs. L eash- ford has been suffering from rheu-
PRIVACY — ACCÜBACY — SPEED
man, second to Mrs. Cam pbell and m atfsm and w ent to the sp rin g s J «Iren of G aribaldi a re visiting Mrs.
ECONOMY — CERTAINTY’
for treatm ent.
T hom as p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
th ird to Mrs. Kuhl.
O. M. Rich h as purchased t h e | LT”
il'
M argaret T onseth of P o rtlan d p roperty w hich belonged to Mrs. L , 8n;ii„X hei®Ck,h *d I’O* i R<,y“ !°[!
sp e n t the w eek-end v isitin g her
cousins, V irginia, W illiam and Vio­ K ate McClung and expects to move work. They are both ge't’tii.g 'R h o d e
his fam ily in to th e new home soon. Island Red chicks for tills course.
let T egart.
Gresham
The house is now occupied by t h e | _ T he Neighborhood club m et with
L ast w eek th e county c o m m ls - iw „ oi. .. v. .
sioners had men and tru ck s a t w ork 7 * ’ S h att,U" k fara" y’ The 3 h a t‘ Mrs. Adam Bell last T hursday. The
__________ ______________________ _ I tucks expect to move into the Tel m em bers w ere pleased to have Mrs
MacDonald with them again. She
ford house w hich has been occu- has not been w ith them since last
| pled by th e M allicoat family.
sum m er. V isitors w ere Mrs. Brown
- —A ’’ ¿ « ..» „ I ,.; 7rsw»^orfsMma
Mrs.
E lsb eth A em isegger
is of Canby and Mrs Thom as. The
I spending a few days in P ortland next m eeting will be with Mrs. A
W. Boynton on T h u rsd ay , May 3.
I visiting friends.
A good many of the Dam ascus
Sunday calle rs at th e home of people attended th e baseball game
I David H ederm ann w ere Mr. and a t Boring on Sunday.
Mrs. Ted R addebusch of W estport.
Mr. and Mrs. I. P h illip s and Mr.
H enry R addebusch of Sandy and and Mrs. W ilbur Thom as, all of
I Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H ederm ann G aston. Oregon, visited at the C. (’.
I of P o rtlan d . Ted R addebusch is a Dodd home Sunday.
Jesse W alter, who is attending
| grandson of Mrs. Raddebusch.
college at S eattle, W ashington, is
T he L adies Aid will m eet at the visiting his p aren ts, the Rev. and
| church T h u rsd ay afternoon.
■Mrs. H. Alva W alter. Jesse is a
senior at S eattle-P acific college.
iy
rutar
Between hooo^2ooo
i
Oheres No Car that
Compares with
Comb the field and you’ll
coine right back to Buick for
the style, colors, upholsteries
and a p p o in tm e n ts o f its
bodies by Fisher.
Make the same test in per­
formance and again you ’ll
select Buick for the power,
getaway and dependability o f
its V alve-in-Head six-cylinder
engine— ribrationlesf beyond
belief.
DANCE
Compare specifications and
‘y o u ’ll find fu rth er p r o o f o f
Buick superiority in Buick's
SATURDAY EVE.. APRIL 28
BUICK
Lovejoy H y d r a u lic S h o ck
A b so rb ers, D o u b le -D r o p
F r a m e , S e a le d C h a s s is ,
M ech an ica l F o u r - W h e e l
Brakes and a host o f features
not combined i n a ny other car.
Buy your car carefully. Make
t h o r o u g h c o m p a r is o n s .
Prove to yourself that Buick
outpoints all othercars selling
between #1000 and j!2000.
SEDANS $1198 to $1998
C O U P E S $1195 to $1850
SPORT MODELS $1195 to $1525
A ll pTKrt f. «. t . Flint, t t i c t . . XPVrrnmrnl t a i to b f aAdrd. Tha G .M A . A
finance f'hm, the mot! Je n r a ble. u available.
Walter IV. Metzger
Gresham
SALES
AND
S E R V IC E
Oregon City
IN AN AGE OF SPEED
O regon T elephone C o .
aa
Me COR MICK-DEERING
POTATO PLANTERS
SPACE ACCURATELY
CHEVROLET
Dependability, Satisfaction
and Honest Value Z
N ever b efo re in o u r h is to ry have
w e d e liv e re d as m a n y n ew C h e v -
ro le ts as d u r in g t h e firs t th re e
m o n th s o f th is y e a r. T lio « e c a r.
ta k e n in
by us h av e been
th o ro u g h ly in s p e c te d a n d re­
c o n d itio n e d , w ith th e re s u lt t h a t
m a n y o f t h e m c a n h a r d ly be
d is tin g u is h e d fro m n ew cars.
F u r th e rm o re ,
T /i
ha8
thea
cars c a rry
th e o ffic ia l red ta g “
t h a t c o u n ts ” w h ic h
g la n c e th e e x a ct a n d
, * W ch
offered fo r sale.
w it h a n OK
show , a t .
t r u e c o n d i-
th e “ «• ' •
C o m e in a n d in s p e c t these used
cars, a n d w h e n y o u b u y fro m us
y o u m a y do so, c o n fid e n t t h a t
w e w a n t y o u r g o o d w ill, th e sam e
« w e n o w e n jo y w i t h C h e v ro le t
o w n e rs in th is c o m m u n it y
«ho
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' N ««rk.
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° b elo
'or
í-MTiñ •es
A Few o f our e x c e p tio n a l Used Car
\a lu e s “ w ith an OK th at c o u n ts ”.
'JJphol ktery
¿fen d e
COTTRELL
F y low est rate s on automobil«, S h eare r C hevrolet
I tru e ['S and _______
general Insurance see G resham .
B. W. T horne.—Adv
Com pletely reconditioned to a s ­
Gray leath er upholstery, n a tu ra l su re you the best tra n sp o rta tio n
wood w heels, balloon tires, full of you can get at th is price, $255.
pep and in w onderful condition,
$225 down and a year for the W ITH AN O K THAT C0UNT8
balance.
W ITH AN O. K THAT COUNTS
CHEVRO LET
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Ed.
( HEVBOLET TGI RING l»2i
Popick
KIRI» TO> TKI'I K 1923
Refinished In gray Ducat. C o m - 1 Closed cab. dairy type hodv
n X Z " Terhauled and »>«<*ed by I R uckstell axel. H assler sh o c k l'
Kiv K uarantee’ ,15° d o w n .; com m ercial license This Is a real
balance 12 m onths.
value for « H i. T erm s
M ITH AN O. K. THAT COUNTS I
TH E 0. K. TH AT COUNTS
FDR
State __
Representative-
a
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Shearer Chevrolet Co.
GRESHAM, OREGON
Look for th e Red >Tag “ w ith an OK th a t cou n ts'*
Republican.
.Multnomah County
Young Dunineto« Hart <*f
experience mio I good
jndgment.
Paid Adv
by Poplrk for Krnre-
intative Club
H. 0. TENNEY, 300
B elm ont St., P o rtland, Ore
LUSTED
T he motion picture, “ P riv ate Izzy
The Lusted Sew ing club g irls will
I M urphy”, will be shown Friday
conduct a silver te a F rid ay afte r- )
evening a t the C ottrell schoolhouse noon a t the schoolhouse, and on
under the auspices of the C ottrell S atu rd ay they will have a candy
P aren t-T each er association. ThlH sale at M arkell’s sto re In P lea san t |
I is a w artim e p ictu re and said to he
Home.
T he proceeds of these
I excellent.
events will be used to defray the
A b irth d ay p arty w as given expenses of delegates to .th e hoys’ |
I h arles G underson S atu rd ay eve­ and g irls' sum m er school at C or­
ning at the F ran k B eers home. The vallis.
evening w as much enjoyed by the
The boys’ calf club at Lusted will I
large group of frien d s and rela- give a program S atu rd ay evening,
I fives.
at which tim e new m em bers will
A su rp rise party w as given Mrs. he Initiated into the club, bringing J
I E. F. B axter S atu rd ay evening a t
the num ber up to 12. A nom inal
her hom e jn M ontavilla by her adm ission ch arg e will be m ade to I
b ro th er Oliver Loney and John the program , th is money to help |
Miller. Many friends from both
I P o rtlan d and C ottrell attended and m eet th e expenses o f tak in g cattle
to the sta te fair a t Salem th is fall.
| a splendid tim e Is reported.
The cooking club g irls and boys |
Tom D pnn, who has been ill for will serve lunch.
I several weeks, 1« now well on the
Miss Edith B aker is driving a I
I road to recovery.
new coupe, p urchased from the I
com pany
at I
SA NDY BLU FF
CHRYSLER SPORT ROADSTER
Rumble Seat
The best goods are always the cheapest In the lone
run. Huy McConnlck-Deerlng Implements and be
assured of satisfaction and service.
Mr. and Mrs. Tolm lnson have
rented th e place recen tly vacated
by Mr and Mrs. Corley and have
m o v e d th e re this week.
Mr Tol
:,o:, on is employed at th e Bull Run |
head works.
Mrs. Roy Rathman was out S un­
day and attended th e Sunday
school m eeting at the C ottrell |
church and also looked after her |
place.
Mr and Mrs H arry M orris of I
P o rtland called Sunday afte rn o o n '
at the A. J. A ult home.
Mrs. Buell living near the A. C. |
Baumhack home passed aw ay S u n ­
day. She has been 111 for some
time.
Mr
an d M rs
C harlie H aw orth 1
h a v e th eir new house about ready |
to move Into It Is on the Oregon
City road ju st east of K elso store.
Money Savers
Men’s blue work shirts 63 cents;
dress shirts, collars attached 98c;
men’s overalls $1 29; 36 Inch bath
towels 19c. two for 35c. Alys-
worth A Martin.—Adv.
Portland’s
Electrical
Shopping
Center
I he Portland Electric Power Company’s Home
The Electric Building
At Broadway and Alder Streets
Is In the very heart of the business district.
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The Electric Store on the F irst Floor is
P ortland’s Electrical Shopping Center.
Within one to three blocks of nearly all the
principal stores, shops, hotels, banks
restaurants and theaters.
Street cars right to the door from every
part of the city, for single fare and tra n s­
fer.
Principal railway ticket offices, and Inter-
urban railways and stage term inate
easily accessible.
PORTLAND
•LRCTWÇ «TORR
RLRCTNIC
( HI KIM
The appearance you desire, the
mfort you demand. Life will be ,
Repair Itrlvenay«.
very different when you are aup- Baieiaeat walla, ram eal walk a a i4
Now Is the time to repair your
floora, eU .
drlveway. with T r u ^ ^ l T o‘r l i ’harls. X ^ l e m ^ t ^ o X thZ
Grelham*** Ph***
* ,Wrl<ht' ' I’r,’ aty ©< $<»ur home, write Ada E
Gresham Phone 1831.— Adv.
Randall, box 28, Oreaham —Adv. ' ORKSHAM
Phon® I«I7
CEMENT WORK DONE
R. C. FRACE