GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM. OREGON
FRIDAY» WAY
Erick Unis Passes;
Heart Failure Cause
DEMAND INCREASES
FOR COl’PE TYPES
J u s t a sh o rt tim e ago the closed
c a r sta rte d to sweep the country.
T hen th e coach, a distinctive model
, in the closed ca r field, shot ahead
| in popularity. Now th e coupe is
E rick Unis died a t hls hom e a j beginning to strik e a ru n n er's
m ile east of Boring. F rid ay . May strid e and is claim ing the honors.
T he coupe has the advantage of
IS from an attack of h e a rt disease. com ing in m any different styles.
F u n eral services w ere held at th e T his is p a rtic u la rly tru e of the
Saron L utheran ch u rc h Monday, Dodge B ro th ers line, according to
with interm ent follow ing in L in P. E. Brockw ay, of Brockway &
Nelson, dealers for Gresham .
coln Memorial p ark u n d er th e di
In th e S tan d ard Six Dodge
rection of the G ates F u n e ra l Home. B ro th ers c a r th e re is the ever pop
Mr. Unis was born in S tabacka, | u la r th ree-p assen g er type and the
The cab rio let has a
Nerpes, Finland, D ecem ber 4, 1869. cabriolet.
special nam e but in reality is u n
He came to A m erica in 1889 and , der th e coupe design. In the Vic
settled at Anaconda, Mont. H ere tory Six Dodge B ro th ers line th e re
in 1897 he w as m a rrie d to Miss ' is the new ly announced fo u r-p as
senger model and th e reg u la r
Marie Anderson.
To th is union coupe. T his new’ four-passenger
seven children w ere born, all of car is exceedingly roomy and bids
whom are living. T hey cam e to w ell to be one of th e o u tstanding
Oregon in 1902 and have lived i sellers of th e Victory Six group,
since that tim e in P ow ell Vdlley, I say the* dealers.
In th e S enior Six Dodge B ro th ers
Portland and n ea r Boring. Mr. ca r th e re is th e fo u r-p assen g er car,
Unis has been a m em ber of the as w ell as th e cabriolet. T he la t
Saron L utheran ch u rch since 1905. I te r has a la rg e rum ble seat and is
easily capable of carry in g five p ass
The deceased is survived by engers w ith com fort.
seven children, Mrs. F rie d a Prem o,
T he cab rio lets are excellently
Mrs. E sther W illing, Mrs. E lsie finished and the back of th e top
Norton, Miss H elen U nis, W alter. drops back. F or p leasan t w eath er
Ivar and A lvar U nis, also five driving th is m akes a "clubby” ef
fect and th e p assen g ers in th e
grandchildren.
Two
b ro th ers, rum ble se a t can converse w ith th e
C harlie and Otto, and tw o sisters, . occupants of th e fro n t seat.
Johanna and Josephine, reside in
Deep Creek Girl Honored.
Finland.
The pallb earers w ere J. E. Conn,
T he a ttra c tiv e grounds of the
John E hrstrom , F ra n k G ustafson, country hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H.
C arl M arklund, Em il N asshahn and H. B lake n ear Deep C reek fu rn
H. C. Compton.
ished a pictu resq u e settin g for a
p retty law n fete given Sunday a f
Card of Thanks.
ternoon in honor of th e g rad u atio n
The children of E rick U nis and
his brother, Chas. Unis, ta k e th is and b irth d a y of th e ir dau g h ter.
means of thanking th e ir frien d s for T hirty-five guests who assem bled
their sym pathy and help given, for from th e neighborhood and P o rt
those who assisted a t th e fu n eral land to enjoy the hospitality of th e
and for the floral offerings.
BJakes w ere tre a te d to a varied m u
sical program . P ro m in en t m u si
cians who particip ated w ere R alph
H. A ldred, co n cert p ia n ist and
th e a te r o rg a n ist; H enry D irkson,
b arito n e; and Mrs. Blake, co n
tralto . D elicious refresh m en ts w ere
! Columbia G range Hall
served buffet before th e d e p a rtu re
of th e gu ests a t sundown.
CARD PARTY
and DANCE
Thurs., May 31
Admission 35c, including
refreshm ents
Money Savers
Many Eighth Grade
Pupils Get Diplomas
T he eighth g rad e g rad u ates of
schools not o th erw ise rep o rted in
M ultnomah county In connection
with the closing exercises are g iv
en below;
Dist. 27—Rockwood
DDL 2» Powellhurst
M argaret
A ngelshaug,
Clyde
Archie, Agnes Baron, Robert Ben
son, Em il Bosch, M atilda Buckley,
Alma, Cooper, George
Dorsey,
R ichard D urham , L etha F erguson,
E dith G arver, Rose G ildner, H arry
Goodwin, Woodrow Goodwin. N or
m an Jau in , Johnie H aw kins, H arry
Kay, K athleen Kay, Opal M ichael,
Ja ck Moll, E dw ard Motls, George
Motls, F ra n cis Neville, D onald Or-
mandy, Nina Robinson, R ichard
S trau s, Bonnie Mae Thom as.
ARBOLEDA COMMUNITY CLUB
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 26
Dance, Couple 7 5 i
C ards, Couple 5 0 4
D ist ME—Corbett
G eorge T akenchi, W esley Post,
Alvin Soule, E lizabeth Morgan,
Je sse B utler, E unice B urcholtz,
L au ra H icks,
R ichard Morgan,
Louise W and, G eorgie
B utler,
Jam es W ilson, H a rry S urber, L u
cille Berney.
Dist. 40— Russellville
V ernon Elwood Lewis, G eraldine
O 'B rien,
W illiam Koida, Alyce
S earle, M aurice DeLano, F red A.
P iper, K enneth Bee, M arjorie H ad
ley, C lara Mina C randell, M arvel
Mae Rueber, M itsue Yoshltomi,
H elen L orene Cook, G ladys Del-
phine Piper.
TRACTORS
TWINE
IMPLEMENTS
H. O. T E N N E Y
300 Belmont St.
Portland
D eloris Brown.
DIsL 42—Bridal Veil
Neva Schmid, Lois Wolfe, Kazuyo
K aw am ura.
E llen Newman, K ath erin e Bog-
gis, Ja cq u e tta Rose Maddin, B rian
T ichenor, Jo h n n ie Lesch, B asil
Osborn, P resto n G o ed ick , C h a r
lotte Hoek, M yrtle Lockwood, Mary
Schofield, Milton Mienig, Ja sp e r
F erguson, Leo C urry, Melonie F la-
m an, Violet B raith w aite, P ric illa
Beigh, K ath erin e Rouch, K enneth
L utz, H a rry Van A lst, Je a n e tte
Miller, F ra n cis Goldie, C lara Ju n e
G abrielson, Conrod D illing.
Dist. 5(1—Brower
Bobbie B eehler, May H em m ers,
Billy Holm es, Melba M agnuson,
Ja n ie Knapp, H arold Olson, Signe
Olson, Clyde Resarp, R obert Sloop.
Dist. 15 Joint—Pleasant Valley
O rris C harles W arren , Jam es
Stubbs, C asw ell G rave, S terlin g
Richey, E rn estin e H em street, V er
non Cheldelin, H azel T aylor, B er
nice P illster, Em ory Keyes T itzel,
T hom as
G rave,
A rth u r
Savo,
S tew art Richey.
FAIRVIEW
D o d g e - B r o t h e - r s
1 2 -MILE CORNER AND BASE LINE ROAD
Wednesday, May 30
Time Trials 12 Noon
RACES START 2:30 p.m.
GRESHAM
DOG and CAT HOSPITAL
D R . II. C. JO H N S O N
V eterin a ria n
Brockway & Nelson
Dodge Brothers’ Dealers
Dlst. II—Springfield
Dist. 6 Joint—Orient
McCORMICK-DEERING
Oiled Track, No Dust
SPEED BOWL
Dish 35—llurlburt
W ilbur Reading,
There is only one place to buy
AT THE
M ildred Ellis, G ladys Johnson,
Norwood Johnson, E ste lla Davis,
F red Baker.
DisL 45—Gilbert
given by the
AUTO RACES
V erdella Lamb, Ver! E m rick,
E leanor P assm ore, M errill Fem -
rlte, Alma Sogn, R ichard K ruger,
Ju a n ita S innett, Em il K reofsky,
Eva S tensland.
Men's blue w ork sh irts 69 ce n ts;
d ress sh irts, co llars attach ed 98c;
Dist. 44— Folkenberg
m en's o v eralls 81.29; 36-lnch bath
D elila R uth Bandy, T heodore
tow els 19c, tw o for 35c. Alys-
W annebo.
w orth & M artin.—Adv.
DANCE and CARD PARTY
PAGE FIVE
Gresham, Oregon
We tre a t all anim als, both
large and sm all.
0 -9
C alls answ ered day
or nig h t
Expert Repairing
G R E SH A M
Office
1551
PHO NES
Res.
M sx t
Experleneed M echa n I ch
Precision Tools
Prompt Service
Guaranteed It (‘pairing
Be kind to your pets, keep
them well and happy.
Triple “A” Service Station
DICK JOHNSON, Prop.
Powell St.
VULCANIZING
TIRES and TUBES
ACCESSORIES
A. G. Frykholm in charge of tire and tube repairing
te st a m o to r car?
Is ipeed the first test you apply to a motor carf
. . . Then drive T he Victory Six, for no car in
its class is so fast. . . . Is acceleration a major
consideration? . . . 5 to 25 miles in 7 * seconds
— 10 to 45 miles in l i ’zz seconds —tell the un
paralleled story o f Victory pick-up.
Are you interested in economy? . . . 21 miles per
gallon at 25 miles per hour is average gas con
sumption for this famous Six . . . ‘/(oomy? . . .
Head room equal to any—superior to most—in
its class. Wider seats — more leg room. Big!
A nd a beautv! Rakish and trim in line, richly
upholstered, beautifully lacquered in smart hues
— tomorrow'I style with D odge dependability.
A car that you should try ou t—now—y o u - ilf
at the wheel.
Coupe, $IO4S; 4 -door Sedan, f lO 9 f i D eluxe
Sedan. t l l 7 0 ; D eLuxe 4 -p a n . C oupe, g l l 7 0 i
Sport Si dan, } l2 9 5 —f. o. b. Detroit.
BROCKWAY & NELSON
POWELL 8T.
GRESHAM
S u ccesso rs to B arnes L um ber Co.
HOY O. 8 O W L E 8 , M anager
Huildiny Materials and
Mill Work
C om plete line o f
Monarch Paints, Builders’ Hardware
Estim ates on houses and buildings
gladly submitted.
Pow ell St.
Phone *2131
O resham
S TA P LE S
The Jewelry and Opti
cal Store of the common
people
One of the finest stocks of
E; Diamonds and W atches in
the Northwest
Optical Parlors second to
E none, and you will find
prices very reasonable
■ Spirit". T he conclusion of th e Bible
I; 356 Alder St., Portland
lectu res on th e A pocalypse will be
Rev. A. R. A nderson, a trav elin g
BBaoon MM
! given In the evening at 8 o'clock. vr r a a r m Phone
rrrm r r m t m i r m m i Y m / f m rm m / f f rr m r fr t,
m issionary of the Mission ch u rc h T his will be a sum m ary of events
es of th e northw est, will speak In connection with C h rist's ru le on
Sunday evening at the Pow ell V al earth and final consum m ation of all
ley Mission church.
T he Rev. things.
POWELL VALLEY
Jo n as Johnson will speak In the
m orning. The reg u lar p asto r of
the church, the Rev. Don Shogren,
left on Monday of last w eek to a t
tend th e church conference at
E v erett, W ash. T his w eek he is
conducting m eetings a t B elling
ham , W ash., and plans to re tu rn
the first p a rt of next week.
PLEASANT HOME
Rev. Gordon Johnson will atten d I
The congregation of the Sm ith
th e Sw edish B ap tist conference a t
em orial P re sb y teria n ch u rch w ill
T illam ook over th e week-end and
atten d services Sunday m orning at
a supply will be procured to fill th e ’
th e M ethodist ch u rch in th e ab
I
pulpit a t th e P le a sa n t Home Bap- I
sence of th e p asto r, th e Rev. E. R.
1 tist church during his absence. The
D. H ollensted, who is atten d in g
Shnday school will convene a t 8
th e g en eral assem bly of th e P re s
o'clock
and th e Benior and ju n io r
Miss A nna Nordblom, dau g h ter
b y terian ch u rch a t T ulsa, O kla
More
homa. Sunday school will be held of Mr. and Mrs. C harles Nordblom, B.Y. P .U . at 7:30 o’clock.
com
plete
o
rganization
of
th
e
ju n
a t th e ch u rch at the reg u la r hour w as one of th e m em bers of the
iors will be effected a t th is tim e
n
u
rse
s’
g
rad
u
atin
g
class
a
t
St.
Vin
of lo o'clock.
cents hospital T h u rsd ay evening. and pro sp ects a re very b rig h t for
Miss Nordblom plans to rem ain in a stro n g one.
TROUTDALE
E. E. Brink retu rn ed S atu rd ay
the
ho sp ital for several m onths yet
Sunday school w ill be held a t th e
from
North D akota w here he ac
to
fully
com
plete
h
er
work.
Mr.
com m unity ch u rch Sunday m orning
and Mrs. Nordblom have tw o other com panied th e body of Mrs. B rin k ’s
at 10 o’clock.
| ch ild ren who are th is year m em father. Mr. L arsen , for b u rial.
bers of g rad u a tin g classes. A lbert
H. C. Nelson w as tak en suddenly
will g rad u a te th is evening w ith the i ill T uesday evening, b ut is b etter
'28 class of O resham Union high , at th is time.
school and Edith Nordblom w as a
Jam es Nelson is assistin g in the
12 hours for 15c
m em ber of the Pow ell Valley
i farm w ork at th e B. C. Altm an
eighth grad e g rad u atin g class.
I farm .
?3.5B per month
The Day of P en teco st will be ob
Mrs. F ran ces Cline visited her
served at the Saron L u th eran b ro th er, Sam uel Bacon, T hursday,
H ours 7 A. M. to 7 P. M.
ch u rch w ith P en teco stal services
The old friends and neighbors of
beginning a t 11:10. T h ere will be
¡50 F ro n t St., betw een Main and
George W. Landon w ere grieved to
special singing and a serm on will
learn of his death W ednesday. The
Madison, P o rtlan d , Ore.
be given by th e p asto r on th e
Landon fam ily lived on w h at is
them e, "T h e Gift of th e Holy
now the D. D. Ja ck place a t Scenic
AUTO PARKING
H ow do y o u
COPELAND
LUMBER COMPANY
Portland’s
Electrical
Shopping
Center
The Portland Electric Power Company’s Home
The Electric Building
At Broadway and Alder Streets
I n in the very heart of the busIncHH dlHtrlct.
The Electric Store on the F irst Floor is
Portland's Electrical Shopping Center.
W ithin one to three blocks of nearly all the
principal stores, shops, hotels, banks,
restaurants and theaters.
Street cars rig h t to the door from every
part of the city, for single fare and tra n s
fer.
Principal railway ticket offices, and inter-
urban railw ays and stage term inals
easily accessible.
w hen th e y first cam e to O regon 40
YOUR BATTERY
The vital spot of your car
Give it the attention it deserves and you will
realize more pleasure and profit from the use of
your car.
Our Five Point Service is TREE TO YOU
Gresham Battery & Tire Shop
Ivy F illin g S tation
Phons 1701
years ago, and w ere frien d s of the
, late Mr. and Mrs. Lew is M iller in
T ennessee.
P lan s a re being m a tu red to r a
social tim e a t th e open m eeting of
M ultnomah g ran g e S atu rd ay eve
ning follow ing th e business session.
Anyone In terested w ill receive a
cordial w elcom e by th e g ran g e
m em bers. Cake and coffee w ill be
iserved.
Two guest sp eak ers will be p re
sen ted at th e tw o ch u rch services
of th e M ethodist church Sunday,
.May 27. T he Rev. J. B. Coan, of
Eugene, re p rese n tin g the W esley
hospital, of Marshfield .will he the
| speaker at th e m orning service.
The new ly elected officers of the
E pw orth le a g u e a re to he Installed
PORTLAND
a t th e evening service .and it Is ex
pected th a t N athan H aroon of P o rt
land will deliver th e ad d ress in
connection w ith th e in stallatio n
service. Besides th ese tw o services
th e re will be th e reg u la r Bunday
school session a t 10 o'clock tu th e
m orning and th e league devotional
service at 7 in th e evening. T he
public ia Invtted to attend these
servtcas.
Mrs. Leora Davis w as a rec en t
guest at th e hom e of her g ra n d
d au g h ter, Mrs. H arold Jack , a t
Scenic station.
For low est ra te s on autom obil*,
tru ck and general Insurance ses
B W T h o r n s —Adv.