Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, September 11, 1928, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextV>ters! Are hm Registered? If Not, See Your County Clerk, or Deputy in Your Locality. Now Is the Time to Make Sure T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook VOL. IS- NO. .»« GRESHAM. MÜLTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEM BER I I , TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS !!»*_’> AUCTION GRESHAM HAS NEW Fanners’ Field Day COMMUNITY ^ PROVES SUCCESSFUL Expert Shorthand AUTO SALES ROOM S .B ....... - ____ ; The com m unity auction sale held A new nam e h as been added to last S atu rd ay at th e M ultnomah obile sales estab lish Is Saturday Event county Nearing Completion ' m the ents autom as Livestock Judge fair grounds proved to be a in G resham , th a t of the J CLOSURE OKIIEK NFtFSSARY. T he Mt. Hood national forest one of the 14 national forests in Oregon included in the d rastic clo su re o rd er issued by D istrict very good sale and w as considered : Thom as Motor com pany w hich is 1 F o re ster C. M. G ranger and backed The St. C la ir E xpert S horthand, j ,,ow |ocate(1 ln th e L atourell build- i 8 - B H all, county ag ric u ltu ral by th e proclam ation of G overnor The F a rm e rs’ field day and com a success by Ord L. L eachm an, the G restiam grade school opened has been very busy of late. P atterson. The order will be lifted m unity sale sponsored by th e Mult auctioneer, especially since th is w hich has been under p rep aratio n ing on powe,i stre e t. T his com- yesterday w ith an enrollm ent of u ring the past th ree m onths, will ny w ,„ ,)p aggociate ,|ea ie r wJth having been actively assistin g with as soon as general rain s remove 405. T hat th is school is rapidly nom ah Pom ona and su bordinate w as th e first sale of its kind ever C ollins B rothers of P o rtlan d in the the com m unity auction of last S at-I th e hazard of forest fires. held in th is com m unity, A good soon he ready tor th e press. grow ing is show n when com pared g ran g es of the county will be held he system exceeds all expects- hall(| ling of O akland and P ontiac ; u r,la’r and being 1,11 several coin- Some of Oregon’s w orst forest sized crow d attended. D uring the with the num ber enrolled eight at th e M ultnomah county fa ir S a t forenoon a num ber of tools, farm ions in speed and sim plicity and it carg L o . Thomag p ro p rieto r of m l««** for the P artn er's Field day fires have occurred during Septem - years ago when th e present p rin hag fQr (he j next S aturday, urday, Septem ber 15. The day will m achinery, fu rn itu re and house is confidently believed th a t it will ! th# „ ew ber. The d istric t fo rester, in issu* cipal, C. M. Q uicksall, took i barge. ' Mr. Hall has been ra th e r busy be a full one, and will begin w ith hold goods w ere sold. H orses, milk not req u ire m ore th an h alf th e tim e j tw o yearg sa|esm an for th e ing th is closing order, m ade it At th a t tim e th e re were 228 en form erly needed to m aster a 8XS-i lines in W alla W alla. Wash. W. O. i Judging at some ° f ’be county fairs. plain th at th is is the first tim e in a com m unity sale at 9:30. All en goats and cows w ere sold during rolled, wiiife the enrollm ent a t the tern adequate for the fastest report-1 MilHgan w?B be S s m iated w ith M r I recently attended the C larke the afternoon. The cows sold at the history of the n ational forests end of the first week last year was trie s a re expected to be on th e good figure considering th e quali ing. A brief ch ap ter on co u rt «•«- T hom as , n , he bug| npsa T ogether [ county fair at B attleground, W ash., of Oregon th at such a swooping 376. ground and in place by th a t time. ty. Among the lot w ere some very p orting js an addition w hich has I they will care for the service work I w here he judged dairy cattle. He clo su re lias Itqim considered neces T his year there are 14 room s ln From present indications th e sale good cows, w hile a num ber w ere recently been determ ined upon. It I on c a rs of th is m ake in this rep o rts th a t th is was a very sue sary, hut that the forest fire em er operation. T here will he no class will deal w ith the technique of cessful fair. T he exhibits w ere gency now existing req u ires u n es in tlie liasement as four new w ill take all the forenoon, as con not fresh and o th ers would not be vicinity. co u rt rep o rtin g , the sh o rt cu ts of S tag er & A m sberry, who recently many, 19 g ranges having exhibits usual action. sid erable machineTy, livestock fresh for some tim e. Mr. Leach rooms have been built and all are man is planning to hold a num ber co u rt rep o rtin g , th e duties of the ■ established a g arag e in the L at- A h u rried trip w as made by Mr. occupied. "T he active cooperation is so household goods, fruit, vegetables of sales, in th e fu tu re and w hile co u rt rep o rter, the speed required j o u relle building, will continue th eir Hall last week to Eugene, w here he licited of all sportsm en and all Besides the principal, I'. M. an d m iscellaneous a rticle s have th e date has not been definitely set in co u rt rep o rtin g and p a rt of a I judged d airy c a ttle a t th e L ane sp o rtsm en ’s and outdoor o rg a n i Q uicksall, th e re a re 14 teach ers as w ork there. case given in sh o rth an d w ith the j been prom ised. he indicated th a t the next one Mr. T hom as and his wife are county fair. A larg e num ber of zations, as well as all business men follow s: Miss Je an e tte Miller, 1st e held the la tte r part, of tra n sc rip t of th e testim ony. The picnic basket dinner at noon g rea tly pleased w ith G resham and cattle | . T e entered as indicated by and rec reatio n ists," Mr. G ranger grad e; Miss Alice Leekley. 1st Mr. W illiam s is w orking dili w ill be a big event of th e day. At October. plan to move here as soon as pos the fact th a t Mr. H all was busy said. "O regon w ithout its w onder- j grade, Mrs. G ladys Hoyt, 2d; Miss gently to perfect the best p rese n ta 2 p. m. a program w ill be given u n sible. They have two d au ghters, judging Jersey s, G uernseys and ful fo rests would offer no recrea- Helen Boss, 2d aud 3d; Miss Ruth tion possible of this im proved Pit- der the direction of the program SOME SLATES EXAMINE one of whom finished high school H olsteins from 10 a, m. to 6:30 p.m. tional opportunities w hatever, and Bowron, 3d; Mrs. Adele Z urcher, m anic system and the w ork has de- j com m ittee of w hich T. J. K reuder FOR DRIVERS LICENSE last year, w hile the o th er is a Mr. H all will atten d the Columbia we believe th a t every citizen of the :i»l anil 4th: Mrs. P earl Hayden, veloped far beyond the first plans. of L ents grange is the chairm an. teach er in a school near W alla county fair at St. H elens T hursday sta te will realize th e very u nusual 4th; Miss Lillian LeK ander, 5th; The m otorist is com pelled to Sim plicity and com pleteness are i w here he will judge h o rticu ltu re, conditions aud actively help in th is Miss Rena H arnisch, 5th ami 6th; T he Outlook has been unsuccessful stand an exam ination to obtain W alla. in p rocuring th e com plete program d riv er's license in 12 states of the th e ideals dom inating thb work. Mr. and Mrs. Milligan also plan ag ric u ltu re and dairy cattle. forest tire prevention effort.” | Miss L au ra Sha, 6th; Miss Mabel Prof. G. R. Hyslop, of Oregon b ut hopes to give m ore detailed Union. In six o th er sta te s exam i T he copy is w ell in hand and near- • to m ake th eir home in Gresham . Any persons now cam ping w ith Stiles, 7th; Miss Ann S tew art, 7th; ly com plete. T he lessons and in- | A g ricu ltu ral college, with Mr. Hall in th e areas to he closed are re in fo rm ation in th e F riday issue. n ations are optional w ith officials Miss Raetiael Cliezem, 8th; and stru d tio n a re modern in m ethod ' m ade field inspection of (yttatoes quested to come out to establish!) Mrs. C atherine Wililon, 8th. Follow ing th e program th e re will in charge, according to th e Oregon CORBETT and will enable any am bitious per- j for certification Monday. P ra c ti eam ps along reg u larly traveled be ath letic spo rts for all and there S tate Motor association. Miss M iller form erly ta u g h t a t The D orcas society will meet son to m ake rapid p ro g ress in the cally all fields «titered passed the roads. No cam p fire perm its will a re to be a ttra c tiv e prizes for all The sta te s in w hich an exam in a M arshfield; Miss H arnisch form er m astery of a m ost useful and in- [ w ith Mrs. F red Ough W ednesday field inspection. sp o rts events. tion is required a re : Arizona, C ali te re stin g accom plishm ent. T here ' Septem ber 12. A good atten d an ce he Issued on any national fo rests ly ta u g h t at W alton, Lane county fornia, Connecticut, D istrict of Co will be com paratively few word- I Is desired as th e re is quilting to do in Oregon except for established i but attended Monmouth last year, GARDEN CLUB HOLDS lum bia, M aryland, M assachusetts, signs but the vocabulary w ill con- cam p grounds along roads and all j Miss Sha form erly ta u g h t at H unt- IMPROVEMENT ('L l II T he Rev. and Mrs. R ider w ere IMPORTANT MEETING cam p (ire perm its now in force for ington; Miss S tiles form erly ta u g h t HOLDS BOOSTER MEET M ichigan, New H am pshire, New ta in over 5000 word o utlines, ar- d inn er g u ests of Mrs. Mary Hicks Jersey, P ennsylvania, Rhode Island The G resham Com m unity and o th er are as are cancelled. in Idaho hut attended Monmouth ranged for sim plicity and quick ref- . Sunday. The reg u la r m eeting of the Base F orest fires ln this p a rt of the last year. Miss S tew art form erly Mrs. Fred C. Reed went to P ort- G arden club met Monday night and Line Im provem ent club was held and V erm ont. The sta te s in which erence. It is being given every the exam ination is optional are : possible te st to elim inate irreg u - land S atu rd ay to consult an occu- adopted a constitution and by-law s sta te have been inconsiderable th is taught at W oodburn but attended at the Rockwood g range hall Mon as suggested and planned at the season, but a smoke pall has hung j O. A. C. last year. day night. The Home Econom ics D elaw are, Maine, New York, W ash la rity and m ain tain th e g rea test list. ington, W est V irginia and W iscon over m uch of tlie sta te for several The largest enrollm ent in the brevity with easy legibility. Mrs. Lydia O strand and daughter, special m eeting. club of Rockwood g range served The follow ing officers w ere elec t weeks w hich only g eneral rain s 1 history of G resham Union high If th e re are enough stu d en ts to i Mrs. C. Bush, her son P aul and one of th e ir good d inners from sin. Oregon does not req u ire an 1 school on th e opening day took w arra n t, a class or school will be ' d au g h ter M ajorie of Bridal Veil ed for tlie ensuing y ear: Mrs. W. can remove. 6:30 to 7:30 after which th e re was exam ination. F. Honey, p resid en t; Mrs. Janies Oregon is due for a long and place Monday, when 376 pupils re- organized in G resham . Com plete j w ent to W aldport S aturday for a a business m eeting in the club Facts Not So Bad. Thom pson, 1st vice p resid en t; Mrs. beautiful fall season and early ported for classes Of this num ber b ittin ess co u rses w ill be given to few d ay s’ outing. room. Clay S. Morse, county com W hile the facts c o lle c te d w ith those who w ish to p rep are for of Schools opened Monday and the 1 'laH' ( levelanil. 2d vice p resid en t, rain s a re expected. 132 Were freshm en, 96 sophom ores, m issioner, Was th e speaker of the 86 ju n io rs and 62 seniors. Eleven evening. T here w ere also w h ist the m anagem ent of the b erry co fice positions. Also courses will ■ stu d en ts seemed anxious- to be at Mvs. U. G. Smith, se c re ta ry ; Mrs. Road Conditions. A rth u r Dowsett, tre a su re r. C h air m ore entered th is m orning and it ling num bers w hich w ere m uch en operative w ere not en tirely en co u r be given a t home at m uch less cost w ork again. Tile Outlook receives each week men of standing com m ittees were aging, it w as proven beyond dodbt is known thul several m ore a re ex to pupils th a n sim ilar courses can The open season for fall salm on joyed. About loO attended the the statem ent from th e Oregon th a t th e grow ers did not lose be had at in stitu tio n s. m eeting. fishing began Monday w ith about appointed as follow s: Mrs. Jam es S tate Motor association regarding p ectin g ’ to join tlie various classes. through financing th e o perations Thom pson, civic; Mrs. J. C. Shultz, New m em bers on th e school T hose in terested in obtaining ex- 15 boats on th e Corbett drift, of the C arver cannery, and th a t the p e rt in stru ctio n in sh o rth an d anil ! Mrs. I’. D. S ettlem eier is in the exchange; Mrs. ,J. W. Buckley, tlie condition of m ain highw ays in force a re B ernard Buism an, who FORMER GRESHAM MAN cannery itself is in good financial o th e r business subjects should call Good S am aritan hospital, w here Held trip s; Mrs. F ran k Heiney, ex Oregon. comes from Pullm an. W ash.; Miss GOES TO PRESIDIO condition. Tile rep o rt of Septem ber 111 says T here is a profit from on or w rite W. W. W illiam s, at 1 she u n d erw en t an operation for ap- hibits; Mrs. P earl Gray, sick com G race E. P o tter, Agnes A shwill, Dr. W alter C. Belt has gone to th is y e a r’s operations. lie W aplnitfa cut-off road is under ! mittee. I lib rarian and Miss Edna B urling- G resham ca re of G resham Outlook, pendicitls T hursday. th e P residio, San F rancisco, for a T here is no question but th a t the Mrs. W F. Honey was elected to co n stru ctio n and trav el over it is ame. Miss B urlingam e takes th e —--------------- -— I W ill H arm on and Mr. and Mrs. tw o w eeks’ tra in in g in the reserv e existence of the cannery here In CRATER LAKE REGION serve as m em ber of sta te fed era not advised. place of Miss N ettie Nelson, who W alter H arm on of P o rtlan d w ere officer’s school of instruction. Regarding Aie road to P arad ise I creases th e price offered for b erries tion hoard of directors. Tlie board [ resigned Miss Ashwill lias tlie B, HAS RECORD TRAVEL Sunday guests at the Lewis Reed T his is Dr. B elt's first a tte n d and fru its. It is a co n stan t th re a t of m anagers consists of th e officers Inn on Mt. R ainier the rep o rt says: I., degree from Ohio W esleyan and C rater L ake trav el is breaking borne. ance at cam p since the w ar and he "To enable co n tra cto rs to com th a t it w ill be used to capacity and aud tlie chairm en of the standing | her m a ste r’s degree from Colum bia all previous records, according to is looking forw ard to a real v aca plete co n stru ctio n work before tlie the product sold on the open m ar com m ittees. university. She is an experienced HURLBURT advices received by tlie Oregon tion. D uring w ar days he served ket. In saving the can n ery for the A flower show has been planned w inter snows, the highw ay in lib rarian and has also been u m is Tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack- S tate Motor association. This pop in S iberia and cam e home w ith the county A. H. R itzau and his asso for next S aturday and Sunday R ainier Naional Park leading to sionary in fndia. title of lieutenant-colonel. — Ya- ciates did a com m endable act, and u la r n atio n al p ark in southw estern son W arren w as destroyed by fire Mrs. A. McManus is ch airm an of P arad ise Inn will lie closed be O ther m em bers of the faculty qu in a Bay News. Oregon so far has rep o rted 70,429 i S atu rd ay afternoon. It is not tween L ongm lres and (lie inn after deserve all possible su p p o rt now v isito rs th is y ear com pared with I known how tlie fire sta rted as the the com m ittee. wlio have resum ed th eir work here Septem ber 16. according to advices and in th e fu tu re in th e ir efforts are Roy E. Cannon, principal; 44,531 for th e sam e period in 1927. fam ily had gone to S pringdale, but received by the T ouring Bureau of MAINE GOES REPUBLICAN. to put the institu tio n upon its feet. POWELL VALLEY Dorsey Dent. W alter K. (Iowan, it is th o u g h t th a t a defective flue B etter ap p ro ach roads and better the Oregon S tate Motor association. I In th e Maine statf- election held T his ca n n ery is now em ploying Miss A ugusta H ahn, Miss M iriam Last F riday afternoon a largi w as the cause. N eighbors m anaged It is probable th a t the road will be yesterd ay the republican tic k et m any local people.—Oregon City highw ay conditions w ithin the p ark to save the co n ten ts of the house num ber of the ladies of tlie Karon kept open certain w eek-ends after Inglis, Miss Eva Kirby, Miss itself a re said to be co n trib u tin g ca rrie d in g eneral by a tw o-to-one B anner-C ourier. facto rs to th e heavy travel. It is and prevented the fire from spread L u th eran church gave Mrs. Enoch tile 16lh hut definite inform ation H en ry etta L aw rence, Miss M arjorie vote, according to th is m ornings Machen, Lyle R. Mason. C larence Sandeen a su rp rise fru it show er. expected th a t for the first tim e in ing to o th er buildings. should he secured by m otorists new s item s. Much energy w as ex Marriage License Issued. Ownbey, Miss Melba S anders, Tlie afternoon was very pleasantly Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r Johnson and from the A ssociation H ead q u arters pended by each party in the p re A license was recen tly issued to h isto ry the y early total of visitors C harles Baverude, W. R. S hattuck, spent and refresh m en ts, w hich the fam ily m ade the Mt. Hood Loop before leaving on the trip ." election cam paign. B ernard F ritsch and M artha Grimm will pass th e 100,000 m ark. The Edw ard B. S tarkey, Miss U lala ladies had brought, w ere served. trip Sunday. hotel will close Septem ber 20. If th is may be taken as an indi both of Gresham. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. N ordin and Mrs. Sandeen was delighted witli As a direct resu lt of our modern S tra tto n and .Miss Mildred Wallace- cation w hich way the political I . tii O. S hort ( nurse*. the show er ami g reatly app reciated road program a m illion ch ild ren in I MrM Vl,la Bm ,th’ the ,o rn ,er son E v erett w ere Sunday g u ests at Those who ad v ertise a re not w ind is blow ing, w e’ll saÿ it is a One hundred and thirty-five the S. M. Davis home. the th o u g h tfu ln ess of the ladies. asham ed of th e ir business. They farm hom es have more reg u la r a t I b ra ria n , has a position in C ali favorable n o rtheast breeze. co u rses will be offered by the P o rt back up th e ir statem ents. Friday evening at 3 o'clock th e re tendance, longer school years, and fornia, w here Bhe experts to go Mr. and Mrs. Sig K nighton r e land E xtension C enter of the U ni turned to th eir home in R ainier will be an illu strated lectu re at the one, two, or even th ree m ore years soon. v ersity of Oregon th is com ing year. Tuesday. C larence K ruger, lust y e a r’s Saron L u th eran ch u rch by the Rev. of advanced public schooling than Tlie fall term opens on Monday, M ildred E llis retu rn ed from her Enoch Sandeen on his trip east was w ithin th e ir reach a few years ath letic coach, has gone to Je ffer O ctober 1, witli classes m eeting In vacation last week. showing "T he W onders of tlie ago, It is said. Good highw ays have son Itigli school in P ortland w here t Lincoln High school and the ce n Mrs. H enshaw and A lbert H en Y ellowstone.” T h ere will be 105 no influence m ore far reaching he Is basketball coach. tra l library. Miss Alice P rindle, form er in T h a t d in g y old house o f yesterday is now shaw have retu rn ed to th e ir home colored slides especially show ing and helpful than this. T he subjects will include classes in P ortland. stru c to r in m usic, lias a full-tim e the geological form ations. A dm is a palace by co m p a riso n — renewed in style, in biology, w ritten E nglish, litera- made so m e th in g fo r the passer-by to ad SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7 engagem ent with KEX as studio Mr. and Mrs. M orris Johnson had sion will be free. a rtist. ' tu re, sh o rt story, G erm an, health as g u ests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. G. At the convention held in Pori m ire, increased in value a ll by the ju A rley Kelsey has purchased the ! education. A m erican and E nglish V. T ennyson, Mrs. M orris W ebster. land S atu rd ay and Sunday the Rev. place known as th e “Shaffer place" dicious e m p loym ent o f a re lia b le m aster history, L atin, lib rary m ethods, ! .1. II. Ncliram Injured In Full. p a in te r and Rasmussen Paints. Mrs. Ella Schneider, all ot P o rt- Enoch Sandeen was elected dean at Villa avenue and B arker road m athem atics, philosophy, psychol land, and Dr. and Mrs. H a r v e y ) 0' Hie Bible In stitu te held at Col-1 and with his fam ily is occupying it. J. II. Schram , 68, fell 12 feet from ogy, public speaking, French, S p an Schneider of Sandy. | ton every sum m er. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey F ish er and i a fe a r tree on tlie D. (). F isher F or E xteriors ish, sociology, art, arc h itec tu re, ! Mrs. Louis Berg will be hostess d au g h ter Goldie have retu rn ed farm on the Sandy road last Friday RASMUSSEN PI RE PAINT cartooning, accounting, advertis- i PLEASANT HOME [to the Ladles Aid of th e Saron from Spokane, Wash., w here they in ju rin g his rig ht shoulder and A lso C re o s o te S h in g le S ta in . ing. business law. foreign trade, in P o rc h F lo o r P a in t. B a rn a n d Mrs. R obert Lundbom and d au g h L utheran church T h u rsd ay afte r- spent several weeks visiting re la arm . He was rendered unconscious B o o t P a in t, T ru c k . T r a c to r su ran ce, m anagem ent and finance, for a sh o rt tim e. He was removed a n d Im p le m e n t P a in t. A u to te r G race have retu rn ed from S a [ noon a t 2 o’clock. All m em bers tives ami friends. m o b ile E n a m e ls. S p a r V a r n personnel m anagem ent, m erchan- i I ami frien d s are invited to spend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bucher to the P o rtlan d S anitarium w here ish. Hoof C o a tin g , C o n c re te lem w here they spent a week v isit dising, m an u factu rin g , real estate, ( a n d C e m e n t C o a tin g . have leased a farm at. Bridal Veil It w as found th a t the m uscles and ing Mrs. A lta G entry. Mrs. Lund [the afternoon at her home. corporation finance, education, ligam ents had been torn loose and w here they will ogRrate a dairy. jo u rn alism , anatom y, physiology, bom and Mrs. G entry w ent to Inde F or In te rio rs SANDY BLUFF Miss Maud M. W ilson, Home a nerve paralyzed. Mr. Schram pendence aud visited Mr. and Mrs. W a ll- D u ra W a s h a b le W a ll hum an n u tritio n , bacteriology, m u Mrs. Joe Caldo will en tertain the E conom ist of O. A. C. experim ent form erly lived at Fairview but for P a in t. Ita c o lite E n a m e ls. I n E. G. Rflnton and fam ily. Miss sic and physical education. sid e F lo o r P a in t. Oil S ta in s . Ladles Aid of the C ottrell com station and Mrs. Jessie D. McComb, th e past few y ears has lived at Louise F o ster of Salem cam e horn F lo o r a n d V a r n is h S ta in . More th an 3,000 people took work H a th T u b E n a m e l D u ra b le m unity ch u rch at her home W ed home d em onstration leader, were H erm iston, Oregon, but at present with G race for a w eek's visit. F lo o r V a rn is h . in th e university night classes last visiting his son W esley ut F air- nesday. Septem ber 12. As th is is recent gu ests of Mrs. Thos. Millar. [ Miss V irginia Lundbom spent year, consisting largely of individ Mrs. F. IL. C rane recently atten d - [ v*ow* S aturday to W ednesday visiting the first m eeting afte r v ac atio n It uals occupied during the day. C a ta is hoped th e re will be a good a t ed th e m eeting of the P ortland logues m ay be obtained from the friends in Portland. tendance. C hapter of W ar M others held at the u niversity office, 322 Corbett Bldg For real estate loans see or call Mrs. G. 8. W ilkenson was recent co u rth o u se in P o rtland. B. W. T h o rn e.—Adv ly su rp rised by a visit from her F. H C rane attended the banquet The Winchester Store You can get th e re quick er by Thursday Evening September 13 — two b ro th ers, the Messrs. Pierce, of Phone IL»1 Gresham of the P o rtlan d A m ericanization Southern When you buy of a local dealer speeding, especially if you w ant dinner, carda, Arholcita c lub hou». who ad v ertises you benefit y o u r C ourtland, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Council held in th e Lincoln room to go to the hospital. self and others. kenson took (hem around th e Mt at H pnry T hiele’» Monday. T h u n id a y E v e n in g , S ept, 11—Dln- n e r. B a p tis t 1< a <1I«* m ( lu ild Hood Ixiop and to o th er points of interest. F r ld a y K v en ln g . S e p te m b e r 14- ROCK WOOD T. A. d e d ic a ! Ion o f new b u æ m e n t. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. W ilkenson. Lloyd O ritnshaw , w h o was ___ se- Mrs. Jess Hite, Mr. and .Mrs. “Doc” verly burned by the explosion of f.it"vl|,| | ,l',«A«l ^neid"1 day, 13.— H a r v e s t A uspices Ladies' Guild M ull n o m ah Hite, .Mrs Dora M atthew, Mrs. A. gasoline A ugust 13. retu rn ed from [ r-ounty f a i r g ro u n d s. B A P T IS T C H U R C H . G RESHAM J. Ault, Mrs. Nash and Miss Bettis the h o s p ita l T h u rs d a y 11« is m ak W ed n em lay . H e p irm ls-r t» .— M u ltn o pian t o i e a v e f o r .h e a p p i e o r c h a i d s l , ^ „ gg, |gfg(.,„ry r ,„ ,,V(.ry g |. m a h P o m o n a g r a n g e m e e ts w ith M u lt n o m a h g r a n g e a t O rie n t. of Hood River and W hite Halmon though It is slow. It w ill be nec- I I» 7:30 F r id a y E v en in g . H ep ten ih er 21.— the la tte r p a rt of the week essary for him to m ake several A fem e c lu b c a r d (w rty a t t ’h a n tle le e r '• Local Schools Have Large Enrollment No — not m agic -- ju s t Rasmussen A. W. Metzger & Co. Coming Events CHICKEN DINNER Thursday Evening, Sept. 13 M IS I’ Cream ed Chicken and Hot Bis« uit Mashed P otatoes Salafis Cake Ice Cream 50 Í a P late G rade School C hildren, 2 5 r . In n . s each week to have the burns _______ Now is a good tim e to subscribe trip dressed Friday. Beptenilwr 2«.—Box ws-lal, for the Outlook. Look ahead. Get i P le a s a n t H o m e ,M. E. c h u rc h , au sp U 'cs I y o u n g iteople o f c h u rc h th e local new s, com m unity news rid money saving ads. Twice a Please phone or write Items for sy, ____ _________ _ ____ week. T w ice as good. Twice a,the Outlook — but give your real | o ’cl<x*k b y H o m r a n il F o re ig n M iM ion - dollar. 'name. Call Gresham I58L I a r y a o c le ty o f A a-on L u th e r a n c h u rc h a t P o w ell V alley acho o lh o u ae.