Lake Family Holds
Enjoyable Reunion
Lake, M ilton L ake and Opal P earl
Lake, all of G resham .
A le tte r w as read from A. E.
L ake of W amic, Oregon, reg rettin g
his inability to be p resen t a t th is
A fam ily reunion w as held Sun- ¡ p leasan t g ath erin g
th e w ork will be com pleted by o c-
DAMASCUS
| tober at w hich tim e th e Mission
Edwin
Boynton was tak en to
ch u rch w ill e n te rta in th e sem i-an-
! nual conference of th e denom in- P o rtlan d Monday evening to have
his neck lanced by his g ran d fath e r.
I i tion.
Dr. A lfred Skippen. L ast spring,
Mr. and Mrs. C, L. Nelson and
w hile playing ball at school, one of
fam ily arriv ed la st week from Clear
the boys hit him on the neck, c a u s
Lake, Wis., an d a re th e gu ests of
ing the abscess. Edwin will be
Mr. an d Mrs. V itus Noren, who re-
j cen tly bought th e K. J. H agberg u nder th e d octor's ca re for some
i place at Powell Valley. T he two tim e. At last rep o rts he w as g et
tin g along nicely.
fam ilies w ere fo rm er neighbors In
Dr. an d Mrs. C. A. Abbott left
W isconsin. - T he N elsons may lo
last Sunday m orning for th e ir new
cate in th is vicinity.
Sain Carlson w ill conduct a song home a t Nyssa, Oregon. They will
service a t th e Swedish Mission be g reatly m issed, not only by Mr.
ch u rch on W ednesday evening at and Mrs. C. C. Dodd and Mafrgaret,
but by a li who knew them.
S o'clock.
day, A ugust 5, a t the home of J. H.
Lake, the o riginal Lake fam ily
HOWELL VALLEY
home. A bountiful buffet luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. C harles L undquist
was served to the guests n um ber retu rn ed Sunday evening from a
i w eek's tr.p .
They visited with
ing about 45.
I friends a t C arlto n and T illam ook,
Those enjoying th e day w ere;
com ing back by way of N ew port
S. Sorensen, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. and C orvallis.
T aylor, Mr. and Mrs. Je sse Snyder,
Mrs. H. H altzh au ser of S eattle,
Iow a T aylor, Je sse Snyder Jr., A r
form
erly Miss Mildred Johnson,
th u r B. S orensen, E lizabeth F re e
land and D orothy S nyder of Scholls, cam e S atu rd ay for a live-day visit
C. Z. Lake, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. w ith her fath e r, C harles Johnson
Rev. and Mrs. H. Alva W alter
and fam ily.
Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Verl H illyard,
and
fam ily enjoyed a visit recen tly
B, M. H ow ell and son V earl a re
an d P a tty H illyard of Boring, Ivy
F an cy
from Mr. W alter’s p aren ts, Mr. and
a
t
the
beach
at
N
ew
port
for
a
few
j
H ulse, C larence H ulse, Alvin Huis«»,
T he new office girl a t Messrs, Mrs. J. M. W alter of Salem , and
B ruce H ulse J r. and W inona H ulse days. Miss Osie H owell is visiting Browne, Ltd., was trying her very
Mr. W alter's b ro th er, C. A. W alter
t0 be efficient In all things
of T ualatin , G ladys Brown, Irene h er sjste r T re lla at Eugene for a
of
B onners F erry , Idaho.
»hen
a bothersom e trav eler
Crom w ell, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. sh o rt tim e. Mrs. Howell is tak in g
called
one
afternoon,
she
took
his
O.
E. S chw eitzer spent alm ost a
C rom w ell, V dlna H llvard. Mr. and c a re of th e O regonian ro u te d u rin g ) card Into the chief.
week w ith his wife and d au g h ter
h
er
h
u
sb
an
d
’s
absence.
Mrs. Jam es A. H illyard and Jim m y
“Oh, I can't sp a re any tim e for
here. He retu rn ed to his w ork at
Mrs. H enry Sell left T uesday for I th a t c re a tu re !” declared the g reat
Jr., W illafd T aylor and E lla Val-
W estllr W ednesday.
roan-
“Do
and
tell
him
I’m
out
liere of P o rtlan d , Roy Crom w ell of San Diego, Calif., to v isit h er j
T he girl returned to the trav eler
Bud and R eatha Woody spent the
Spokane, Mrs. W. E. G earh art, B et d au g h ter, Mrs. H allie C hristensen, j
I am sorry," she said, "but Mr’ week end w ith the Boynton ch ild
ty, M artha and Billy G e a rh a rt Jr. She was given a farew ell su rp rise ' Browne says he's out.”
ren.
•Indeed!” observed th e trav eler
of B urlingam e, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. p arty a t her hom e T h u rsd ay even
Mrs. W ilbert Brodie and Mr. and
sarcastically.
“Well,
would
you
be
J . H. Lake, Jo h n Lake, George ing by her neighbors.
Mrs. C arl Nelson and th ree child- I good enough to p resen t him my Mrs. J. W. Norton are enjoying a
S?ii’p!'?,,Pn,ts and 8av th a t 1 haven’t visit from Mrs, Brodie’s cousin,
ren spent a week recently cam ping called . —London Answers,
O tha C urry, wife and two sons, of
n ear A rrah W anna. They re p o rt '
N ebraska. Mr. and Mrs. C u rry cam e
an enjoyable tim e.
from Cheyenne. Wyoming, although
C hurches 800 Year» O ld
Miss Ruth Shuholm w as brought |
th e ir hom e is in N ebraska
hom e Sunday from E m anuel hospi dr2,b«hervan.c es of the elRht h>»-
dredth anniversaries of the found-
T he D am ascus young peoples
ta l w here she recen tly u nderw ent t"
“ numb<*r
churches w er. m issionary
. society
..........
.............
held
a business
an operation for appendicitis. She - -
n Scotland
a sh o rt i um
tim e n/ro.
ago. m eeting T uesday evening, August
.......... . ••
is rep o rted to be g etting along well. The venerable Abbey of Kelsc was
6, at th e home of th e ir su p erin -I
Miss Shuholm w ill re tu rn to Mo th e scene recently of ceremonies
Successors to Barnes Lumber Co
tendent. Mrs. Wray. The purpose
com
mem
orating
the
Son
years
since
desto, Calif., w here she is employed the foundation by King David I of of th is m eeting was to elect next |
BOT O. SO W LE8, Manager
as a nurse, as soon as she h as re Scotland. Bowden Parish church Is
y e a r’s officers. Those elected w ere:
Building M aterials and
covered en tirely from h er illness. preparing to m ark a sim ilar mlle^
W illet B ow erm an, p resid en t: La-1
stone
and
the
P
arish
chnrch
of
Lin-
M ill Work
Im p o rtan t ren o v atio n s a re going
ton had a likp celebration a few \> rta Hall, vice p resid en t; Reuel [
on
at
the
Mission
ch
u
rch
u
nder
C om plete lin e o f
m onths ago. Holyrood abbey Is to W alter, corresponding se creta ry :
th e supervision of O scar T horen also have a com m em oration'of its
MONARCH PAINTS
Hazel Bow erm an, recording seere- I
of G resham . T he ch u rch is being oW years of existence.
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE
ta ry ; Lois Boynton, tre a s u re r; La-1
raised two feet and a full con crete ■
E stim ates on houses and build
v erta H all, hom e m ission se cre
basem ent will be co n stru cted . T he J
ings gladly subm itted.
ta ry ; E th el B ow erm an, m ission
W rite rs’ P ecu liarities
basem ent w ill provide additionqj '
study secreta ry , and F ae Boynton,
Phone 2431
S unday school classroom s, a l s o • A study of the m aster w riters re
Pow ell St.
G resham
veals one peculiarity common to lite ra tu re agent and lib rarian . The I
kitchen equipm ent. It is expected I many af them. T he first d raft of a
follow ing com m ittees w ere a p p o in t-[
m anuscript was often made on
very sm all pieces of paper. William ed: pro g ram , L averta H all, Reuel
Cullen B ryant used the backs of W alter and Willet B ow erm an; dec-I
old envelopes. C harlotte Bronte oratio n and publication. Eugene
besides cutting her paper «mall P ickthorn, Reuel W alter and W al
used a dim inutive w rlttlng board
The Jewelry and Opti
lace P ic k th o rn ;
finance,
Lois
and w rote In a m inute hand Rous Boynton,
W illet Bowerm an and |
cal Store of the common
seau used playing cards if noth
ing else was av n llab le.-M e n to r Olive P re sto n ; service and m em
people
Magazine.
bership, L av erta H all, Lois Boynton j
atid Naomi W alter.
O ne of th e finest sto c k s of
Copeland
Lumber Co.
STAPLES
D ia m o n d s a n d W a tc h e s in
th e N o rth w e st
Q ptical P a r lo r s second to
n one, a n d you w ill find
p rices v e ry re a s o n a b le
356 Alder St., Portland
P h o n e B E aco n 8080
Their P rogress
“Howdy, G ap!” saluted an ac
quaintance.
"How’s things going
with the fambly?”
K K
"Howdy, N ew t!" replied Gap
Johnson of Rumpus Ridge “Aw
they've got tollable well along with
their ehigger scratching and th eir
tick picking is ju st about over for
this y ear.’’—K ansas City Times.
Jbr Fconom icaf T ran sportation
CHEVROLE
PAGE THREE
ners o f
PODCE BKOIHEKS »1OTOR.CAR5
•PAST. PRESENT AND TUURE
4
W alter P. C hrysler .
You, more than anyone else,
are entitled to know the pur
pose behind our recent acqui
sition of the assets and facili
ties o f Dodge Brothers, Inc.
that which transcends in im
p o rta n ce e it h e r D o d g e
Brothers superb plant equip
m ent or D o d g e B roth ers
splendid dealer organization.
For we have become the law
ful heritors of Dodge Brothers
Good Name, with all the sol-
emn obligation which that in
heritance implies.
For upon that purpose de
pends the security of. your
investment in Dodge Brothers
products.
In acquiring Dodge Brothers,
Inc.
the Chrysler Corpor
ation, we have secured one of
the largest and most modern
autom obile factories in the
world and with it an organi
sation o f exceptional ability.
W e have become the trustees
of Dodge Brothers good faith
to their customers, and it is
our purpose to execute that
trust with fidelity.
I he priceless identity of all
Dodge Brothers products will
he preserved — as well as the
sound policies that have made
the words Dodge Brothers
synonymous with Honest Val
ue and Dependability.
K e intend that these facilities
fiaJl be utilized to increase the
ralue and quality in Dodge
Brothers cars and Graham
Brothers Trucks and M otor
Coaches.
W e have secured, in addition,
• dealer organization that has
always been recognized as one
o f the finest in the industry.
It is our intention to deserve
the continued loyalty o f this
group o f substantial, progres
sive merchants by making it
possible fit>r them to enjoy in
creasing prosperity through
the safe o f Dodge Brothers
products.
We have secured, moreover,
Dodge Brothers Works will
continue to produce Dodge
Brothers M otor Cars and
Graham Brothers commercial
vehicles. D odge Brothers
dealers will continue to sell
and service them.
1 he men to
ro whose
wnose capable
cap
support the success o f the
Chrysler Corporation is due,
u n ite w ith me in p le d g
ing perpetuation o f D od ge
Brothers ideals, to the end
that a Good Name may l>$
made still better.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Rodney S hoults. oldest son of
President Dodge Brothers Corpo ra tin a
F red Shoultz, gave his fa th e r a very
XXriM---- •*•**- • —
p leasan t s u rp rise a few n ig h ts ago
when he arriv ed with his bride,
who before her m a rriag e w as Miss
G ladys H olt of Coeur d ’Alene. Id a
TROUTDALE
STri T i f i ti
t ri vi vi vi -FT T i . ■■
ho. The groom grew to manhood
The Kendall G ladiolus g ard en s *
h ere w here he received his ed u ca
I shipped 300 glad io lu s blossom s F r i
tion. He w as a stu d en t a t th e first
high school a t Corbett, and la te r day evening to Toledo, Ohio, for ex
fitted him self for th e position he hibition at the A m erican gladiolus
now holds as window trim m er in a show w hich will be held th e re th is
larg e d ep artm en t sto re at CoeTir week. The blossom s w ere shipped
d'Alene. T he young folks enjoyed in a re frig e ra to r box made for th a t
purpose.
few days here a t Mr. S houltz'
C o m p letely Q u alified to A ssist
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. K endall left
home and also called on old friends
S
atu
rd
ay
m
orning
for
Toledo,
Ohio
and neighbors. They have the best
w ishes of a host of frien d s for a to atten d the A m erican G ladiolus
W e a n tic ip a te th e w ords “ d ep en d ab le
happy fu tu re. They left y e ste r show. They will also visit rela
day for Idaho.
fives In Illinois, W isconsin and
u n d e rta k e r s ” by bein g re a d y to a s s is t at
Mrs. L ottie Benfield Is e n te rta in o th e r points in th e east w hile on
a n y h o u r of th e day o r n ig h t. W e p lan n e d
ing Mr. and Mrs. B ryan Logsdon th e ir vacation.
o u r e s ta b lis h m e n t— th e finest in s o u th e a s t
Mrs. H ulda St. O urs and ch ild ren
from C alifornia. The Logsdons,
e rn P o r tla n d —w ith care. O u r fac ilitie s,
who moved to C alifornia about 15 of C arlisle, W ash., sp en t several
c
h a p el an d e q u ip m e n t will be found am p le
y ears ago, form erly lived n ear C or days la st week a t th e hom e of Mr.
bett.
and Mrs. Alvin Copeland. Mrs. St,
lo r all needs. M oreover, o u r p e rso n a l a t
Mr. and Mrs. S tu a rt of L ato u rell O urs is a sister of Mr. Copeland.
te n tio n to th e e n tru s tin e n t is o u r bond a n d
S unday v isito rs at th e hom e of
are spending tw o w eeks a t S ea
we se rv e t h a t we m ay be w o rth y th e sacred
Mrs. M arg aret B u rn s w ere Dave
side.
confidence.
Mr, and Mrs. George W ilcox m o Bicken of P o rtlan d and Mr. and
to re d to Oswego la st Sunday. Mrs. Mrs. R. K erslak e an d R obert K er-
W ilcox is now able to enjoy rides slake.
Miss M arg aret K erslak e is s ta y
and feels th a t the fresh a ir is a
g re a t benefit to her. She is im ing w ith Mrs. B u rn s in th e absence
proving rig h t along b ut still uses of her d au g h ter. Miss Jo h a n n a
B urns, who Is visitin g a t th e Fow
her w heel chair.
L aw rence A ndersen, in com pany ler hom e a t Tw in Rocks, Oregon. '
R ichard K n a rr left T h u rsd ay
w ith a group of friends, celebrated
his 21st b irth d ay Sunday by a pic for O llalle lake and o th er fishing
nic at W aukeena falls. A big dinner points. He expects to be gone two
weeks.
T hose who accom panied j
Dependable Undertakers
w as th e m ain fe a tu re of th e day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford left Sunday for him w ere his wife and son Bobby,
9106 F O S T E R ROAD a t L e n ts
San F ran cisco , th eir fo rm er home, his m other, Mrs. J. R. K n arr, and
w here they intend to spend th e m other-in-law , Mrs. W. C. Spence.
S U .
HENRY 4. JACOBSON
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. McGinnis,
w inter.
MANAOINO
Mrs. M arian C rane left for a d au g h ter K athleen and son M orris
READY TO ASSIST
DIRECTOR
DAY OR NIOH T
m otor trip Houth. expecting to be left S atu rd ay for G overnm ent m in - 1
eral sp rin g s in W ashington. Mr.
gone for some tim e.
McGinnis re tu rn e d home Sunday
Outlook W ant Ada. get resu lta.
and Mrs. McGinnis and children fe w w e e k s w ith r e la tiv e s at T h e
D alles, Oregon, w hile Mr. P ariah
will cam p th e re for ten days.
MONEY
Is
recovering from his recen t Ill
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Coons w ent
C A NT BUY
ness.
by
au
to
to
C
lackam
as
lake
early
DR. L. W. GRIFFITH
A BETTER OIL
Mr. and Mrs. P. S heapa drove to
S atu rd ay m orning, re tu rn in g S u n
ihan
day evening. T hey w ere in cam p G overnm ent M ineral sp rin g s S a t
THE
NEW
urday
w
here
Mrs.
S
heapa
will
cam
p
with Mr. and Mrs. Sam H arlow
who have been up th e re a week. a few days. Mr. S heapa retu rn ed \Z E R O L E
Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Sm ith of home Sunday evening
C reighton and Ian B urns have
Lusted sp en t T uesday evening a t
been visitin g a t th e home of Mrs.
th e Fred Pelton home.
Mrs. H arvey A nderson and th re e M argaret flu m es, and also w ith
ch ild ren of Spokane, who have th e ir faU ier, J. S. B urns, for the
been
visitin g
Mrs. A nderson's p ast tw<i weeks.
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Glasses fitted and
adjusted.
Friday and Saturday
Fieldhouse-Shearer Chevrolet Co.
GRESHAM. OREGON
W O R L D S
L A R G F S T
T R I C K S
OF EACH WEEK
at Mealey’s
Jewelry Store
m other, Mrs. H attie W ilson, re tu rn -
ie d home T hursday,
Mrs. E. L am orand and d au g h ter
M axine of K erry, Oregon, a re v isit
ing a t th e home of the fo rm er’s
p are n ts. Mr. and Mrs Jo h n E rick
son.
Mr. and Mrs. F red Pelton r e
ceived a letter“ th is week from th eir
son H enry of T ulsa, Okia., saying
th a t he Is doing fine th e re even
with th e te m p e ra tu re a t 108. He
and his wife still th in k , how ever,
th e re fa no place like Oregon.
Mr. and Mra. G eorge P arish and
d au g h ter O thelda a re spending a
VICTORY
AT CORRECT
L U B R IC A T IO N
The Victory circ le of th e Evan
gelfcal Women s union will m eet
a t th e hom e of Mrs. A. Thom pson
T h u rsd ay afternoon, A u g u st 18, a t
2 o'clock. As th is will be th e first
m eeting of th e circ le since May, A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
a good a tten d a n ce of m em bers is
( a l l fo r Kids.
desired. F rien d s will also be m ade i
Bids for fu rn ish in g 25 cords of
welcome.
_______________ ¡wood to the T ro u td ale school w ill
. . . _ . . ___ . ..
.
be received by th e undersigned up
»
, a *l>o<1 Hme to subscribe to 6 o’clock p. m . A ugust 2t) S o e d -
he
, 'o o k a h ‘- “ » «•< '> K nd of wood ami price.
th e local new s, com m unity new s board reserv es th e right to rete et
and m oney-saving ads. Tw ice a any or all bids
.
dn*U>r
’ “ ,0 0 d ' TW,C’ •
H E BLOND,
L fl
C lerk of D ie t No. 30.
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