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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1928)
TUESDAY, MAY S, 19-> TUBERCULOSIS TAKES FORMER GRESHAM MAN GRESHAM A m erican Legion. T he surviv o rs are th e widow, Mrs. E stella M ew hirter; his p a r ents. Mr. and Mrs. F red M ew hirter: tw o broth ers. H ow ard of Langlois. Oregon .and Max of P o rtlan d ; th ree sisters. Mrs. E thel Gibbs, of G resh am ; Mrs. E dna Moore of N ew berg; and Miss E lsie M ew hirter a t the fam ily home. Roy H. Gibbs, F ra n k and Clifford Gibbs drove to N ewberg T hursday to atteud the fu n eral. Mrs. Roy- Gibbs, who had been at th e home for several days, re tu rn e d to G resh am w ith them. C harley M ew hirter died at New berg, Oregon, Monday, A pril 30, from tuberculosis from w hich he had suffered for th e past year. The young m an, who w as 32 y ears of age, resided in G resham for th ree y ea rs, leaving h ere about seven y e a rs ago. As a m em ber of th e United S tates m arin es for live y ea rs, Mr. Mew h irte r saw service d uring th e en tir e late W orld w ar, tw o m onths of th is tim e being sp e n t in F rance. He w as in N icaragua for two years. A m ilita ry Tuneral w as conducted F or expert window cleaning see T h u rsd ay for th e deceased under S. T ajtm a, or leave o rd ers w ith J th e auspices of th e N ewberg post Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501. Wilkes School Gets Clever Entertainer OUTLOOK, GRESHAM. OREGON “Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard” PAGE THREE w ill be p resen ted ut T H E ARBOLEDA CLUB HOUSE C orliss (G randpa) B ulger, affec Powell Valley Rond A t oinedj in Three Arts. tionately know n to th o u san d s and und Fern Atenúe th o u san d s of rad io fans as founder of "O ur G ang" S p erry F lo u r com pany's ch ild ren 's hour KEX will take p art in th e closing exercises • • of W ilkes school T h u rsd ay evening. May 17 .at 8 o'clock. AD ULTS 35c C h ild re n 15c Mr. B ulger is a ca rto o n ist and very v ersatile and clever en te rta in er who lias the gift of causing te a rs or lau g h ter in his ta lk s to hund red s of audiences during each year. T hrough his w ork in teaching ch ild ren the value and good in kind ness to an im als and birds. Mr. Bui in honor of M others' Day given by ger has recen tly been aw arded th e P lea san t Home M. E. L adies Aid a t the A braham Lincoln H u m an itarian Medal by the N ational H um ane as Pleasant Home Methodist Church sociation. As th is is one of five given by the m edals of its kind aw arded, its be stow al on Mr. B ulger is an indica AKBOLEDA COMMUNITY C U B The Buick dealer is in business to stay. His tion of tlie wide recognition he has future reputation depends upon his treating received in the h u m a n ita ria n field in the United S tates. used car buyers fairly. Fine Program Io follow S perry F lo u r com pany sh a re s in th e honor of th e g ran tin g of th is He wants to please used car purchasers be C hildren 2Oc ADMISSION A dults 3 5 c m edal because of its w onderful cause he knows that satisfied used car cus w ork w ith th e hom ing pigeons of C ards, Couple 5 0 C Dance, Couple 7 5 c tomers are prospective new Buick buyers. w hich h u n d red s have been ttown from schools w here they have been sp en t Tuesday night at "T he O asis" The man who buys a good used car—hon PLEA SA N T HOME used in n a tu re studies by th e te ac h au to cam p. Mr. W ells w as on his estly represented —at a fair price — receives Mrs. B. C. A ltm an w ill en tertain ers and pupils. way to Seaside with 14 horses, some of them riding ponies to be for th e Ladies Aid of the B aptist splendid value in transportation. Dr. O. A. Hess, a ssista n t county ren ted d u rin g th e beach season, church T h u rsd ay afternoon with a In his enthusiasm for the car he has bought, physician, and Miss Maud Hicks o th ers large ho rses th at will p ro b silver tea. All women in the com public county h ealth n u rse, visited ably be used by the governm ent at m unity will be welcome. and the value he has received, it is only W ilkes school T uesday and ad m in its train in g cam p betw een Seaside Mrs. A ra Lusted re tu rn e d to her natural for him to look upon the dealer as ROCKWOOD ORANGE HALL istered th e second toxin anti-toxin and W arrenton. home last T uesday from so u th ern his friend. Joe T ritz has gone to Longview-. Oregon w here she has been for tre a tm e n t for th e prev en tio n of d ip h th eria. At th is tim e 27 pupils W ash., w here he is employed by tlie n early two m onths p ast, in A shland The Buick dealer has many such friends received th e second tre a tm e n t and .Long-Bell com pany. and Eugene. because he represents the true condition of P. Mason recen tly had his re s i 14 received the first trea tm e n t. T his P hyllis Iren e is th e nam e chosen m akes tw o -th ird s of th e "u n ils who dence on the B arr road repainted. for the little d au g h ter who cam e to the used cars he offers for sale. have taken ad v an tag e of th is s e r T his is one of th e ou tstan d in g m ake her home w ith Mr. and Mrs. Mack’s Merry Maids’ 6-piece O rchestra And that is good buiiness—for the Buick vice offered th ro u g h th e county hom es in th a t section. F rederick Johnson. T h eir two o ld Jim m ie C alcagno has retu rn ed er d au g h ters Betty Ju n e and Mary h ealth dep artm en t. Dr. Hess con G entlem en, 5 0 d REFRESH M EN TS Ladies, 2 5 e dealer, as well as the used car buyer. g ratu latc d te ach ers and pupils on from Good S am aritan hospital, Jean a re spending th is week w ith EVERYBODY WELCOME th e ir good fo rtu n e in having es w here he recen tly u n d erw en t a th eir g ra n d p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. caped all epidem ics d u rin g the m inor operation. G. N asshahn. Mrs. E dw ard W ilkes spent sev school year. Miss Olive Rich, who has been in P U N T . MICH. — DIVISION OF GBNERAL MOTORS CORPORATION era l days in P o rtlan d la st week P o rtlan d for some tim e, Is at her W. H. B aillie, county club lead visiting her dau g h ter, Mrs. G eorge home h ere w hile recovering from er, visited W ilkes school W ednes a th rea ten e d a tta c k of appendicitis. day. He addressed th e m em bers of Post. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Brow n of T he O rient P.-T. A. convened at the Double Seven cam p cookery and Busy Bee Sew ing clubs, en P o rtla n d were_ w eek-end g u ests of I th e schoolhouse F rid a y evening for Mr. and Mrs. U lrich B urgener. ‘ th e last m eeting of th é year. E lec couraging them to plan an exhibit Gresham SALES AND SERVICE T he m em bers of L ents g ran g e tion of officers w as th e leading Oregon City at the county fair at G resham te ll gave a farew ell p arty at th e ir hall event of th e evening w ith the fol ing of th e various prizes offered The new summer harvest hats are now ready for club work. Ttie boys of the A pril 30 for th e ir m aster, W. L. low ing re su lt; p resident, th e Rev. cooking club en tertain ed Mr. Baillie H otchkiss, who left May 2 for St. A ndrew Jo h n so n ; vice p resident, for you. High quality, light weights. Joseph, M issouri, w here he w ill be Mrs. M ary M ilne; se creta ry , Mrs. w ith some snappy songs. em ployed by th e Sam H otchkiss H. M. T ucker, tre a su re r. Mrs. Jas. The p rim ary room w as th e scene m an u factu rin g com pany. Those AIRWAY sa v es y o u r h a ir 1 1 1 “ ev ery h o le a of a doll p arty W ednesday a fte r attending from this com m unity Melton. A fter the business session noon. E ach g irl took her doll to w ere Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Crane, a social hour w as sp e n t and then v e n tila to r.” “ H e a te d a ir out, cool a ir in .” C om es in The Jewelry and Opti school th a t day. A fter the p arty Mr. and Mrs. J. W. E dw ards, Miss refresh m en ts w ere served. a ll sizes. P ric e d fro m Mr. and Mrs. Alva L auderback refre sh m e n ts of ice cream cones, Mamie E dw ards, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. cal Store of the common a re moving hack to th e ir home at candy and gum w ere enjoyed, a M illar. O rient from Brightw ood w here they people tre a t from the teach er, Mrs. Lucile S. B. H all, county a g ric u ltu ra l have resided for som e tim e. Mr. P lu n k ett. agent, who u n derw ent an operation L auderback has been em ployed by O ne of th e finest sto c k s of Miss E dna R. C arlyle, interm edi at Good S am a ritan hospital last th e Sandy L um ber com pany as D iam o n d s a n d W a tc h e s In ate teach er .was given a p leasan t week for sin u s trouble, has r e bookkeeper, but has severed his th e N o rth w e st su rp rise by her pupils on her b irth tu rn ed to his home. connection th e re and w ill seek a day, A pril 30. She received a location elsew here. Mrs. L nuder- O ptical P a r lo r s second to "sh o w er” of h an d k erch iefs. Ap back and son Billie w ill rem ain at SANDY BLUFF n o n e , a n d you w ill find p ro p ria te refre sh m e n ts w ere served. Brightw ood until th e close of the Mr. and Mrs. W illiam B eatty are school F rid ay aftern o o n th e W ilkes ball p ric e s v ery re a so n a b le term . “The House of Quality” team defeated the Rockwood team the proud p a re n ts of a son, born to Mrs. L. K. M iller w as a visitor them at th e home of Mrs. Alonzo to 5 on th e W ilkes Held. Win. 356 Alder St., Portland a t th e hom e of her b ro th er.K en n eth G R E SH A M ,O R E G O N Olney um pired th e gam e. A num Radford May 3. i I’llidio I ¡U nroll siisi) L auderback, and h er m o th er Mrs. PHONE m i Mr. and Mrs. H ans B u rg seth a re ber of Rockwood g irls w ere present John L auderback, who has been ill w xtaatirtfrrm futarT fefrfcaem T fíenrffffrm í m m - í ú ,, „ ■ ....vanaS and proved very good boosters for m uch pleased over th e a rriv a l of a hut Is som ew hat Improved at th e We Give Green Trading Stamps seven-pound boy born to them S a t th e ir team . p resen t time. W. H. W ells of T oppenish. Wash., urday. Mr. and Mrs. H arry Cannon of Mr. and Mrs. C harles W ilkenson en tertain ed Mr. and Mrs. R. B. P o rtlan d w ere g u ests of Mrs. C an W ilkenson and two sons and Mr. non’s sister, Mrs. Jam es Melton, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. F. and Mrs. Joe Caldo, Sunday. W. Melton of T he D alles a re at the Melton home for an extended visit. LU STE D SCHOOL TO Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Melton and HAVE FULL BA SEM EN T d au g h ter Alice spent the week-eqd Our equipment is at your At a m ass m eeting of the Lusted at th e ir form er hom e at Molalla. Jim m ie L auderback celeb rated disposal day or night. Our school d istric t p atro n s held last J c r E c o n o m ic a l T ra n sp o rta tio n D u rin g th e last n in e ty days m o re n e w C h e v night it was unanim ously decided his fo u rth b irth d ay S atu rd ay w ith success is built on being ready to place a full cem ent basem ent a party. ro let cars w e re d e liv e re d in th is c o m m u n ity A special program and service under th e p resen t schoolhouse. The to serve at any and all times. building w ill he raised four feet ap p ro p ria te to M others' Day will th a n in a n y sim ila r p e rio d in C h e v ro le t h is be given nt th e B ap tist ch u rch next and excavations m ade for a b ase All m o th ers in m ent to conform in size to a room S unday m o rning to ry —a n d m ost o f th ese n e w e a r sales in v o lv e d su itab le for g ath erin g s. T he P a r th e com m unity a re invited to be th e tra d e -in o f th e p u rc h a s e r’s p re v io u sc a r. As en t-T each er association w ill m ake present. (Jrefthttm L ady Aft«l«tant Mrs. A. B. Wood h as re tu rn e d to th e basem ent its fu tu re m eeting J. K. O A T E S a result, w e h a v e at th is tim e a w id e selectio n T eleph on e 1471 her home on the Pipe U n e road place, also it can be utilized by th e M ortician ch ild ren in w inter as a playroom . afte r m any m onths' absence in C al of used cars th a t h av e b een th o ro u g h ly re c o n ifo rn ia and in P o rtland. She Is d e The Top Notch Je rse y Calf club lighted to he at home again. d itio n e d — a n d w h ic h m ay be id en tified by at Lusted now has 17 m em bers, th e re d “ O . K . th a t c o u n ts ” tag. C o m e in w ith W. M. N ew lands as club lead CORBETT er. A fine m eeting was held by a n d m ak e y o u r selectio n w h ile o u r used c a r Columbia gran g e met in reg u lar hem S atu rd ay evening. Enough moiley has now been raised to pay all-day session S atu rd ay , May 5 stocks a re co m p lete. he expenses of the boys to the with 18 m em bers, 13 v isito rs and five ch ild ren . Edw ard Brown of sta te fair at Salem th is fall. The reg u la r m eeting of th e I.ust- P o rtlan d w as the p rin cip al sp e ak d P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n has er. He gave a very Interestin g been postponed from th e com ing story of early land settlem en t, and F riday evening to F riday evening. seemed optim istic of Hie fu tu re for Mrs. Lydia O strand May 18, at which tim e th e eighth the fa n n e r. grade g rad u atin g ex ercises will planted a balm of Gilead tree on th e ta k e place. Officers for th e com ing gran g e grounds In m em ory of her fath e r and m other, and the (lute of y ear will be elected a t th a t time. th eir com ing to Oregon, also the date of th e tr death was placed in a DIVORCE GRANTED bottle at th e base of the tree. MARY A. PE T E R SO N Mrs. M. E. H enderson has not A divorce was g ran ted la st week sold tier fam ous place. Crown Point In C ircu it Judge E v an s’ c o u rt to ch alet, as was stated in last w eek's M ary A. P eterso n a g a in st Sam uel Items. T he w riter re g re ts th is FARMALL TRAI TORS P eterso n on ch arg es of cru e lty and e rro r in new s items. abuse of her m inor ch ild ren by a The C orbett Sunday school is previous m a rria g e. Mrs. P eterso n plan n in g a sh o rt program for BUY a MetORMIt K-DEERING Tractor now was form erly Mrs. Mary Milne. She M others' Day next Sunday m o rn For many years of w as m arried to P eterso n March 6. ing at th e close of Sunday school. Miss Evelyn Reed, a stu d en t a t 1922 M onmouth, was a t home S atu rd ay and Sunday. COTTRELL Mr. and Mrs. H arry Sldw ell from Mrs. Mary T u rn e r and Miss Beaverton w ere guesta In the H elen Maxwell, te ach ers, deserve F ran k Reed home T hursday. Built In several sizes— 10-20 Regular Tread; The C orbett baseball team played much cred it for th e splendid p ro 15-30 Regular Tread Farm all, for row crops. gram w hich was presented by the a gam e w ith Odell team at Odell Fchool children T h u rsd ay evening and lost fi to 12. E ighteen ladies w ere in a tte n d The play was en titled , “T he E n II. O. T E N N E Y , .100 B elm ont St., P o rtlan d , Ore ch an ted G arden.” About a th ird of ance at th e silver tea given by the th e stu d e n ts took p art. T he co s D orcas society at the hom e of Mr. tum es w ere beautiful. T he BChool and Mrs. Loyd B ram hall last W ed CHEVROLET FOUR-DOOR SEDAN 1927 Model at a G reat Saving. ch ild ren also ca rrie d off a big nesday. T he society was divided ROCKWOOD FAIRVIEW sh a re of prizes at th e tra c k m eet Into tw o g ro u p s for a m em bership T he F airview grange will give a T he Rockwood P aren t-T each er CHEVROLET COACH 1927 Model. Refinlshed, retired , overhauled. T his c a r Is held at th e Sandy Unihn high drive. Mrs. G eorge P e rry and Mrs. set up to give you a lot of dependable use and has an ap p earan ce you will be proud of. school Friday. Cooking, sewing. Geo. K nleriem w ere chosen leaders. i-so ciatio n will sponsor a well- Card p arty a t ,h e * ra n KB ball F r l- | day evening. The g range will m eet S 2 2 5 down 12 m onth-. m anual tra in in g and exhibits in th e Mrs. ------, H arry T u ttle of P o rtlan d com m ercial d ep artm en t w ere given | was th e guest of Mr. and Mrs. baby and pre-school clin ic a t the S atu rd ay evening for its reg u lar schoolhouse M.iy 21 at 1 p. m Dr. j m eeting. A varied program w ill be by th e high school stu d en ts. S ev -IU ran k Reed T hursday. CHEVROLET TOI KIM4 1924 Model. A ca r th a t has had a good home and stan d s H elen D ennis of P o rtlan d will be presented a t the lecture hour a t 8 era l stu d e n ts from th is com m unity t ---------------------- ready to give the second p u rch a ser m any m iles of th e dependable service he pays for lhe pu? “ c »• received ribbons for th e ir splendid J W hat you w ant, when you w ant the consulting physician. T he con-1 o'1^ l? ck at $ 7 5 dow n; H l5 per month. vlted. A talk on research w ork has exhibits. It, as you w an t it— W ant Ad IL tribiitlou of the clinic to th e com- prom ised. It is expected th a t m unlty is to keep the well baby the C hildren's Farm Home a t Cor- CHEVROLET DELIVER! 1925 Model. One of th e Im proved Chevrolet* rec o n w«ll and to send to school In good vaills will be m ade the subject of ditioned and* O. K.d to in su re you a lot of service. T his w ould m ake an excellent physical condition the ch ild ren who • » address. M.lslcal num bers will berry car. a I mo be contributed to the evening » These car* all carry the (L K. that counts. will en ter for th e first tim e next , program . T he suppers which have Septem ber. been given at the grange hall d u r M any m o re good c a rs to select from , ra n g in g In price iro n $ 5 5 to $ 5 5 5 ing the w inter will now be discon Masonic Hall, Gresham tinued until fall. POWELL VALLEY The young people of th e Sw edish John Jo n a s en terU ln ed M Mission ( huri'li will hold th e ir m em bers of the 1921 past m atro n s m eeting T h u rsd ay evening a t the ¡club at her home S aturday. I.u n rh - home of Emil S atterstro m . All . on w as served, afte r which bridge young people of the com m unity are was enjoyed d uring the afternoon. MAY-DAY SPORT DANCE invited to atten d . Wear Sum m er Clothes for Com fort Wednesday Evening, May 9, S p. m. COMMUNITY SUPPER DANCE and CARD PARTY Saturday, May 12 beginning at 7:45 Always a square USED CAR deal from the tiuifk Dealer SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 12 DANCE SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 12 BUICK MOTOR CO M PANY Straw Work Hats Waiter W. Metzger STAPLES” 2 5 t to 89 WALRAD MERCANTILE CO. fiu y with Confidence! SERVICE Gates Funeral Home Look A h ead / Successful Power Farming A few of our excep tion al Used Car valu es “w ith an OK th a t c o u n ts” Areme Club Dance Shearer Chevrolet Co. FRÍPAY, MAY 11 GRESHAM, OREGON Dependability,, Satisfaction and Honest Value IatdK ÍÍF l.n«t Dance of the Sen*»n G iff ray's Orchestra t lenten Ite .......... - — I Boys! make your own airplane at For lowest rates on automobile, total cost of ft. 25. Flies <¡00 feet, truck and general Insurance eee 2tfc-foot wing spread See Leslie B. W Thorne.—Adv. 1 8t. Clair at Outlook office.
