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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1928)
FRIDAT, MAT 11, lfcîs NEWS FROM MANY NEIGHBORHOODS OBITUARY GIVEN OE ALBERT L. STONE A lbert L. Stone, resid en t of M ult nom ah couuty for the past 34 years, died at his home n ear Fairview on May 4, aged 77 years. He had beeu PLEA SA N T VALLEY POWELL VALLEY g rad u ally failing since he had a Mr. and Mrs. Ray K esterson of 1 A May festival w ill be held Sat- p araly tic stro k e a year and a half P o rtlan d w ere Sunday visito rs a t urday evening at th e Saron L uth- ago. the home of Mr. K esterso n 's uncle, eran church u nder th e auspices of T he deceased w as born F e b ru the Saron Ladies Aid. C. P. K esterson. program Mr. and Mrs. B u rr McKinley of m usical num bers will be given ary 26, 1851. ln N orth Monroeville, w ere guests at th e home of Miss an<I refreshm en ts w ill follow. The Ohio. In 1877 he cam e to Oregon N ellie McKinley Sunday. Rev. Enoch Sandeen announces and lived n ear F airview th ree years. R etu rn in g to Seneca. K an B. E. T u rn e r m ade a business ! tb a t no m ornln * P reaching services, sas, he w as m arried on Ju n e 7, ! trip to to th the e Molalla d istric t la st wiH be beld’ but ,b a t S u ad ay 1881 to M innie W etmore. He r e school will be at th e usual hour of S aturday. ,9:45. The Rev. Mr. Sandeen will s id e d -th e re 11 years, engaging in j Mrs. Em m a A lspice of P ortlan d preach the b ac calau reate serm on th e lum ber business. He th en lived visited Sunday, w ith h er sister, I | for th e high school at Cascade a sh o rt tim e in Ohio and Chicago Mrs. F. A. Lehm an of th is place. I Locks in the m orning and will oc- and cam e to Oregon w ith his fam-1 It is noted in T he Oregon S tate cupy his p ulpit in Pow ell Valley in ily In 1S93. L am aron th a t Miss Alice Richey tj,e evening a special M others’ Mr. Stone w as rem ark ab le for his | has been chosen to take the leading Day program> ln w hich th e Sun- extrem e optim ism and hopefulness , role in the senior class play, Q ual- day 8Chool will tak e p art, will be in th e face of adversities. He w as ' ity S treet. The te n tativ e date for 1 gjven jn jjje ch u rch in th e evening, very genial an d kind aud th o u g h t- : T h o m a s R . H u tn e r th e p resentation of th e play has A special m essage for th e m oth ful of oth ers. D uring his early In our public offices and in our been set for Ju n e 1. Miss Richey ers in honor of M others’ Day will y ears in Oregon, a considerable law m aking bodies th ere is alw ays is th e d aughter of Mr. and Mrs. be given at the Mission church portion of his tim e w as sp en t in found seasoned m a terial along w ith W ill Richey of th is place. Sunday m orning a t 10:45 by th e m in istratio n s to th e sick, p a rtic u "g reen tim ber." and the m ore sea T he b azaar given by th e g range pastor, th e Rev. Don Shogren. larly during epidem ics of d iph soned m a terial u su ally th e m ore la st S aturday night a t th e g range Special music will feature the ser th eria. sa tisfac to ry th e results. h all w as w ell patronized. He w as a m em ber of theA. 0. vice. Sunday school w ill Convene T h ere is no doubt th a t ln Thos. Owing to other activities in th e at 9:50. T he evening service w ill U. W. lodge of K ansas and a Mason. R. H am er, candidate for the legis He belonged to the C ongregational ! com m unity. M others' Day w as ob- be held a t 8 o’clock, la tu re, th e people of th is d istrict ch u rch in Seneca, K ansas, and la served by th e school T uesday. An j - — would have a m an well train ed as te r to th e P resb y terian ch u rch at ! excellent program w as given by HALEY THE Ford Motor Company is making a new car, but it is a leg islato r and who stan d s for Fairview . the children. A goodly num ber of , high principled in c h a racter and Sunday school of the H aley Bap still proud of the Model T. It wants every owner of one m o th ers w ere present. The deceased is survived by his j s(a te c ra ft He wa8 a form(„. m em . tis t church w ill convene a t 10 Mrs. F annie P aw son, aged 63 o'clock, followed by th e m orning widow, th ree children, Louis H her of congress and of the leg isla of these cars to run it as long as possible at a minimum y ea rs died May 8, at th e home of service at 11. Ju n io r m eeting will W illiam E. and E lb ert M., all liv tu re of Idaho. He is a su b stan tial her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Meacham. be held at 7 p. m., after w hich the ing near F airv iew ; seven g ra n d p ro p erty ow ner and tax p ay er of of expense. She is the m other of Mrs. W. F. evening service w ill ta k e place children. and a sister, Mrs. Cora H. I P o rtlan d . Because of this policy and because of the investment M eacham of P lea san t Valley, A. A. beginning a t 8 o’clock. All services Bent, of Chicago, Illinois. He was "If th is sta te and city are to Paw son of Vancouver, W ash., J. W. next Sunday w ill be held in Eng a b ro th er of the late H iram S. grow and pro g ress, as we all hope that millions of motorists have in Model T cars, the Ford Paw son of Keasey, Oregon. Mrs. The Bible study class m eets Stone of Fairview . and expect, th e question of taxation F u n eral services w ere held Mon Motor Company will continue to make parts until, as P aw son w as a kind neighbor and a every T uesday evening a t 8 o’clock w ill continue a vital one," says good C hristian lady, and w ill be p ray er an(j testim ony m eeting are day aftern o o n at the residence of Henry Ford himself says, "the last Model T is off the road.’’ W illiam E. Stone. A larg e num ber Colonel H am er. "W hile perceptible m issed by those who knew her best. held every T hursday a t 8 p. m . of friends w ere present from the red u ctio n s may be accom plished She has suffered m uch and is now co rd (a i w elcom e Is extended by th e More than eight million Model T Fords are still in active im m ediate vicinity, P o rtlan d and irom ,ilne t0 finte, th e only effect- a t rest. pastor, the Rev. Jo h n S. N ordell, to o th er places. T he floral offerings *ve UIld p erm a n en t relief in the service, and many of them can be driven for two, three atten d the services held in th e little w ere profuse and beautiful. In te r prem ises is th ro u g h su b stan tia l ad IGNITION SPECIALISTS. w hite church a t H aley. and five years and even longer. m ent w as in th e P ark ro se Masonic ditions to the tax ab le w ealth of the T h a t’s us. B ring your ca r here state. T he co n stru ctio n of m ore cem etery. for any repairs, ad ju stm e n ts or So that you may get the greatest use over the longest For the Ladles p a rts for th e sta rte r, g enerator, T he Rev. Geo. R. Crom ley, of homes, developm ent of laten t a g ri sw itches, w iring, lighting, etc. Snappy styles in new tootw ear Salem officiated, assisted by the c u ltu ra l lands, and th e location of period of time at the lowest cost, we suggest that you take W ork done by an ex p ert and is pos- for spring. Come ln and see them m ore in d u stries in Oregon will itively guaranteed. We c a rry a P opular prices, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted of F air- g re a tly aid, if n ot en tirely solve, your Model T Ford to the nearest Ford dealer and have com plete line of Ignition p arts. A ylsw orth & M artin, G resham .— view, and th e Rev. T hom as Robin th e problem . L egislation fair to G resham G arage, phone 2391. I Adv. tf son of P o rtlan d . him give you an estimate on the cost of any replacement The p a llb ea re rs w ere Richard the laborer, c a p ita list and farm er and W illiam T eg art, C larence Fan- I W*R secure th e en th u siastic p artici- parts that may be necessary. cher, John B urns. D. W. McKay l,ation of each in a »y in tellig en t You will find this the economical thing to do because a program of expansion and Geo. Lum sden. in honor of M others’ Day given by "M ore th a n one-flfth, In ro u n d small expenditure may enable you to maintain or increase P le a sa n t Home M. E. Ladies Aid a t the FAIRVIEW num bers fo u rteen m illion acres, of the value of the car and give you thousands of miles of T he p asto r of th e Fairview M eth th e to ta l are a of Oregon has been Pleasant Home Methodist Church odist ch u rch , th e Rev. B. F. Foard, a rb itra rily and w ithout her co nsent additional service. will speak Sunday at 11 o’clock on inco rp o rated in N ational F o re st re- "M others’ D ay.” He req u e sts all serv es and th ereb y exem pted ’from No matter where you live you can get these Ford parts to w ear a flower in honor of m o th th e paym ent of sta te and county at the same low prices as formerly and know they are made er, a w hite flower if she is dead, taxes. I believe th e tim e has come Fine Program to follow and one or any color if she Is liv w hen th e fed eral governm ent in the same way and of the same materials as those from C hildren 204 ADMISSION A dults 354 ing. M otherhood will be honored should, ln all good conscience, re in th e e n tire service. Follow ing im burse Oregon for th e loss of th is which your car was originally assembled. th e serm on, com m union service will very valuable tax ab le property. Labor cost is reasonable and a standard rate is charged be held. Sunday school w ill begin "T h e ad equate p rotection of O re prom ptly a t 10 a. m. gon flsh and gam e; th e develop for each operation so that you may know in advance A M others' Day service w ill be m ent of her p riceless scenic a ttr a c exactly how much the complete job will cost. held a t th e Sm ith Memorial P re s tio n s; and th e en co u rag em en t of b y terian ch u rch Sunday a t 11 to u rist trav el and tra d e are of ever o'clock. An ad d ress w ill be given grow ing Im portance to the Htute. by Mrs. Dr. E. F. D rake of th e "Of g re a te r m om ent th an any Louise Home. Sunday school will econom ic question Is th e sp iritu a l be held a t 10 o’clock. w ell being of th e A m erican people. T he risin g g en eratio n a re the pride SANDY BLUFF and hope of th e sta te and nation. T he Ladies Aid was en tertain ed T h eir p rese n t and fu tu re u sefulness a t a stiver tea a t th e home of Mrs. m u st be adeq u ately safeguarded. C O U P E r O B D E T R O IT C. J. W ilkenson. The ladies w ere E xisting law s should be so very busy on w ork for th e ir fall stren g th en ed as to a c t as au ef bazaar. They plan to have an fective d eterre n t to all those who apron and te a tow el sale on Ju n e would co n trib u te to th e m oral de 9. T h ere w ill also be a program at cadence of O regon's m ost valuable th a t tim e and hom e-m ade ice cream an d trea su red asse t—h er splendid and cake w ill be served as re fre sh boys and girls. m ents. Mrs. Wm. Breen will en "If elected to th e le g isla tu re 1 w here they will spend a week on te rta in on May 23. sh all advocate and su p p o rt all leg the Doll ranch. The an n u al picnic of th e C ottrell islatio n having th e foregoing ob Mrs. W. C raw ford sp en t the P.-T. A. w ill be held W ednesday, je c ts in view.” week in P o rtlan d a t the home of Ju n e 6, on th e school grounds. Cot her d au g h ter, Mrs. Alma Hensley. tre ll P.-T. A. extended L usted P a r Mrs. W. C. Spence en tertain ed TROUTDALE en t-T each er association an in v ita the S & D club a t h er home on T he Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted will tion to join on th a t day and all T hursday. A fine luncheon was I preach a M others’ Day serihon at of the new o th ers who w ish to go a re Invited served a t 1 o'clock in her lovely th e T ro u td ale com m unity church hew sun room, w hich w as very to bring th e ir lunch b ask ets and join w ith th ese two o rganizations j Sunday m orning a t 10 o'clock. tnuch enjoyed. The aftern o o n was T he e n te rta in m e n t and supper spent In playing 500. Mrs. A , D. for one big day of fun. A May day program w as given ! given by th e T ro u td ale P aren t- K endall received first honors and May 3d by th e school children as j T eacher association F rid ay night Mrs. R ichard K n arr consolation. follow s: A dialogue, “Playing I was well attended. A fine program F rid ay v isito rs at the Jo h n E ric G yrator T yp e W asher Hookey" by A rn ett Lee and W llford w as put on by th e school children son home w ere Mrs. E ricso n 's D on’t miss the experience of driving this R adford; sev eral songs by John w hich w as m uch enjoyed. Much m other, Mrs. H endrlxson, and her rem arkable new Six by DdcUye B rothers! M uchler, a first g rad e boy; a play I cred it is due the te ac h ers and Mrs. sister, Mrs. Word, both of P o rtland. A nd set y o u r hopes H IG H —for here is the let by th e u p p er g rades consisting L. E vans for th e w ay they train ed The celery grow ers are p lan tin g of eight g irls and th ree boys. The them . S upper was served by the the first of th e ir early celery th is fastest and finest perform er in the w orld They week as the heavy rain s have held g irls w ere all dressed ln crepe m em bers of th e P.-T. A. seiling for less than a thousand dollars. p ap er gow ns re p rese n tin g some realized about $40 for th e ir efforts. them back a little. I t is about a i W ith the fastest acceleration A T ALL sp rin g flower and th e boys re p re Mr. and Mrs. R o b ert W ilson of week la ter th an la st year. Margaret Felton will be in the store to demonstrate SPEEDS! A nd the most Mr. and Mrs. David B u rn s and I sented Bum ble Bee, P rin ce B u tter P o rtlan d spent Sunday at th e home the most wonderful washing machine of its astounding pow er on 4 - D o o r S ed a n fly an d W ill-o-the-w isp. A May of Mr. W ilson's m other, Mrs. H at fam ily of N ew berg w ere visiting price, on the market today. h ills y o u ’ve e v e r e x pole drill w as given by eight girls tie W ilson. relatives h ere over the week-end. from th e In term ed iate grades. perienced. Mrs. W allace Spence, who has C a b r i'd e t v OTF. km T he te a c h e rs are deserving much been ill for some tim e, is slow ly The can d id ates appeal to you to cred it for th e ir w ork in p rep arin g im proving. 1 horsepow er to e v ery consider th e ir claim s aud qualifi th e program . I )tl,u .x e S e d a n 47 pounds — an engine Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pelton w ere cations. Do them th e favor of an in tellig en t vote. S unday visitors in P o rtlan d a t the Money Waters that in all m oderation Men’s bine w ork sh irts 89 ce n ts; hom e of Mr. and Mrs. N orm an Hal H oss Is a can d id ate for sec can be called SENSA d r e s s .s h ir ts , co llars attach ed 98c; N orton. t. o. b. D e tr o it re ta ry of state. He is th e logical m en's o v eralls $1.29; 36-inch bath T IO N A L . W ith the rug- Mrs. R. Doll and sm all nephew successor of Bam K oser and m erits tow els 19c, tw o for 85c. Alys- g e d e s t D o d g e ch assis left Sunday for Goble, Oregon, your vote. w orth & M artin.—Adv. P ro te c t Y o u r In v e s tm e n t in Y o u r M odel T F o rd COMMUNITY SUPPER Saturday, May 12 beginning at 7:45 F ord M otor C ompany D e tro it, M ich ig an D o dg e B rothers DEMONSTRATION S tandard S ix ¿The Greatest Performer ever sold under $ * $ 3 0 Saturday Afternoon, May 12 *895 »945 *970 ever built: and Midland Steeldraulic four-w heel brakes to control the car’s flashing action. T u n * la oa K G W for Dodge B rother« R adio P ro gram eu err Thar«« day night at » to >:Se th ro agh N B C FaelUe < oa»t M etw orh. BROCKWAY & NELSON POW ELL ST DANCE and CARD PARTY