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PAGE FOCK 6KESHAM OUTLOOK. GRESHAM, OBEGO5 T l'E S D A I, OCTOBIK Oregon S tate college as th e resu lt ing his incap acity he has a com of the first th ree days of ru sh p eten t te am ster em ployed to look week. E dw ard D eW itte and E d a fte r his work. w ard Schw edler have pledged Mrs. C. E. Johnson, Mrg. E. B T heta Chi w hile A rden S quire is a K irkw ood and Mrs. P e a rl Mack Mr. and Mrs. M ulligan and Wil pledge of A lpha Tau Omega. The sp en t F rid ay visiting th e different I liam Boring, all of P ortand, w ere grades of the fra te rn ity men for ca fete rias in th e M ilwaukie schools. c a lle rs Sunday on Mrs. J. H. Wood the past term a re higher th an the They retu rn ed home w ith m any g rades of the n o n -fratern ify men p ractical ideas th a t w ill be sug W illiam M ueller of P ortlan d vis C ards have been received in the gested for th e local p a re n ts and ited Sunday w ith his m other, Mrs com m unity an n ouncing th e a rriv a l teach ers to use in th e m anagem ent M arie M ueller. Ja k e M ueller of of a son, born to Mr. and Mrs. of th e ir new cafeteria. Sandy w as also a visitor. I hose days that live a lifetime .* * * * K eith Brow n of Salem. Mrs. Brown Mrs. N ellie H all, d istric t o rg a n John O tt has retu rn ed to his will be rem em bered as E dna Gill, izer for th e N eighbors of Wood studies a t Oregon In stitu te of Tech jewel-mark them in memory. dau g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thom as c ra ft, who a t p resen t is w orking nology in th e electrical course H. Gill of G resham . th is te rrito ry , had as her guests T his is his second year. Miss A n n etta Read, d au g h ter of over th e w eek-end. h er daughter, Special m eetings will begin with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Read, is In P o rt Miss H azel H all, and a friend, Byrl a song and p ray er service T hurs Jeweled gifts possess an enduring charm. land sa n ita riu m for tre a tm e n t for Jack so n , of Kelso, Wash. day evening a t the F ree M ethodist g oitre in p rep a ra tio n for an o p er An 8-pound boy w as bprn to Mrs. For jeweled gifts consult your jeweler. church. Rev. J. T. T aylor will ation. C. Noak of Sandy a t the T hom as preach F riday and S aturday eve Mrs. G. A. Cox retu rn ed Monday san ita riu m S atu rd ay night. The nings and th e re will be services both m orning and evening next noon from Longview a fte r sp en d young fellow has been nam ed Mel Sunday. Evening services begin ing the week-end with h er d au g h vin Lloyd. T he re g u la r m eeting of th e W. C a t 7:30. S tra n g ers a re welcome ter, Mrs. Alex. Adams. Mrs. F ran ces Brooke of P o rtlan d T. U. w ill be held at th e lib ra ry Rev. B. J. Yates is pastor. P O W E L L ST. P h o n e 44 G R ESH A M C allers Sunday a t tbe home of w as a guest a t the A. J. W. Brow n T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , October 11, at 2:30. A m a tte r of business a t th is Mrs. C lara C. M iller w ere Mrs, home, Sunday. A lbert Stein, son of Mr. and Mrs. tim e will be th e election of dele Saidie O rr-D unbar and Mrs. C lara C arl Stein of D am ascus, w as here g ates to th e sta te convention to be V. C arnine of P ortland. held a t E ugene October 16 to 19. Miss W innifred O sburn, office a s for tre a tm e n t for a fra ctu red and dislocated elbow S atu rd ay a f te r T he inform al rec ital th a t w as to sista n t for Dr. H. V. Adix and Dr W. J. Ott, Is spending p a rt of her noon, received w hen he fell from a have been given by a num ber of pair of stilts. pupils of Mrs. Gene Myers vacation a t Seaside th is week. R ichards S atu rd ay evening at th e C. Miss L au ra Sha, who w as ex A 714-pound daughter, Dorothy IN E. R u sh er home w as indefinitely F rances, w as born Sunday at the pected to re tu rn to h er w ork as postponed on account of illn ess of fifth grad e te ac h er in th e local Bushong n u rsin g home to Mr. and som e of those who w ere to take Mrs. A lbert Troge of 82d stree t, grades the first of th e w eek afte r part. her illness In the hospital, was u n form erly of P leasan t Valley. able to do so. Miss Sha is now at E a rl C alkins w as o p erated on for B ert Gibson was operated on Sat her home. ap p en d icitis a t P o rtlan d s a n ita r urday forenoon at P ortlan d sa n i Mrs. P e a rl Mack has been en ium la st night. T he case w as so tarium for appendicitis, which he gaged to have ch arg e of th e cook serio u s th a t it w as n ecessary to had in an unusually aggravated R e m n a n ts All sh a d es ing and serving of th e hot lunches ru sh the p atien t to th e hospital and form. He is reported to be doing sp ecial o p erate a t once. H e is rep o rted to for the G resham g rad e cafeteria, well. . BOOM LOTS w ith the assista n ce of the com m it be doing well. Miss Anne C atherine W hite, for tees on m enus and supplies. Benj. H. Davies is a p atien t at m any y ears a teacher in S hanghai The N eighbors of W oodcraft will U. S. V eteran ’s ho sp ital No. 77 In As university and a g rad u ate of Col P o rtlan d , w here he is receiving p er q u a rt p er pound w ith border um bia university, will speak a t the hold a re g u la r m eeting to n ig h t in trea tm e n t. th e local hall. All m em bers are B aptist church next Sunday at one Je an Y ager celeb rated her eighth of the services. F u rth e r announce urged to be present. b irth d ay S atu rd ay w ith a p arty The aw ning on th e W ithrow res m ents will be made. w ith a num ber of little friends. Mrs. C lara C. Miller gave a d in ta u ra n t, w hich was recen tly de T hose who enjoyed th e aftern o o n stroyed by fire, has been replaced ner p arty Sunday honoring Mary- PO W E L L ST. w ith h er w ere Betty R uth St. G R ESH A M an n a M iller on the occasion of her by a new one. C lair, H elen Mack, E velyn Oakes, T he k rau t shed, an addition to 13th birthday. M aryanna is the D eloris Bailey, R oberta M illeson dau g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. he Oregon P ickle & C unning com and Betty Je an Donley. CORBETT Miller of P ortland, who w ere p re s panies buildings, is practically Mrs. H a rry Donley of Spokane Miss Evelyn Reed, who is te ac h en t w ith th e ir family. O ther guests om plete and w ill soon be ready stopped for a day w ith h er sister, w ere M aryanna's uncle and aunt, for operation. Mrs. Leslie T. St. C lair on h e t way ing her first term of school n ear Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rahn of Salem. C. W. Adams, who w as injured to San F ran cisco . She left for the S ilverton, cam e home for the w eek end. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fieldhouse and nearly th ree w eeks ago when a bit south today. dau g h ter Ja n e and Mrs. M artha of bone was chipped off from his F red Benfield, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. H. V. W ilhelm , wife of th e In te re st in the P o rtlan d Com mu Fieldhouse of Greshum. lbow joint, is so far recovered th a t local p asto r of th e M ethodist H enkle, th e Mesdames L. A rneson, T hree stu d en ts from G resham he can do light w ork and expects to ch u rch , re tu rn e d to her home T u es Lydia O strand, C lara Sm ith, M yrtle nity ch est is being u rged on th is have become fra te rn ity pledges at be entirely recovered soon. Dur- day m orning afte r a ten-day Illness and D orothy E llis, D orris Evans, com m unity as in a la rg e sense it is in a P o rtlan d ho sp ital, w here she and Isab e lla Ough atten d th e 55th our concern. G resham is so n ear was tre a te d for a serio u s case of „ , ' Ctne O'nunir., C . - .1 .. | to tlle m etropolis and, being in the P.VM IlltKV E vening S tar g ran g e S atu rd ay pneum onia. sam e county, its in te re sts a re iden Mrs. C lem entine M etzger r e and rep o rt a very enjoyable time. tical w ith those of tlie city, though Mrs. Jam es Ross has spent th e tu rn ed to G reshum S atu rd ay m o rn in sm aller m easure. W hat is tru e p ast week a t St. M artins hot ing from Lodi, Calif., w here she MASONIC HALL * * Gresham of G resham is equally tru e of other w as called by th e death of her springs. Roy Emily, W ard and L aw rence su b u rb an com m unities. F or th is b ro th er-in -law , D aniel W. Metzger. Win. M ueller of L ake Grove E vans and O scar and C larence reason tlie schools a re ta k in g up DANCING 8:30 to 12 spent Sunday visiting at th e home Deverell have been on a h u nting th e m a tte r and ap p eals a re going o f his m other, Mrs. M arie M ueller, trip in the so u th ern p a rt of th e ou^ th ro u g h them . T he little play '.'Heart T ro u b le,” w hich w as given sta te th e p ast week. of G resham . G’/G'A*. 1 ) at tlie G resham grad e school au d i Mrs. Fred Ough is spending the Among the m any local fisherm en GENTLEMEN. 7 5 ¿ LADIES. 25 C torium last night by p u p ils of the to visit tlie nearby strea m s during week in P ortland. Mrs. M. E. Reed retu rn ed to school, is being used in other tlie ru n of th e salm on tro u t la st P o rtlan d T h u rsd ay a fte r a week schools of th e county to aro u se in week w ere F ra n k Jo n es and Jam es te re st in th e project. It is an a p Bechlll. They m ade the lim it spent at her C orbett home. peal to th e h u m a n ita ria n in stin cts G eorge K nieriem Sr., is enjoying catch w hen they w ent to Bull Run sunny C alifornia visiting his son of people and especially to the de S aturday. C harles E. Sm ith, world w ar v et Will at Modesto. He expects to r e sire to relieve d istre ss w hich is eran, wlio has been living In th e tu rn before tlie November election. n a tu ra l w ith m ost ch ildren. Besides the play la st night, th e re Mrs. Margaret* E. H enderson, U-Au-To cam p au to p ark for the w as on th e program solos by Mrs. form er ow ner of Crown Point past tw o or th re e m onths, w as You cannot expect a "high F lash " or quick burning forced to re tu rn to th e W alla ch alet, has p u rch ased tlie Grey Davis and a sh o rt ad d ress by W il coal to "last long." A nthracite coal is h ard , and th e re W alla hospital last week for tr e a t cottage tea room, on th e th ird liam F. W oodw ard, both of P o rt floor of the A lder P ark S hoppers land. Mr. W oodw ard recom m ended fore lasts longer, and in this respect, I I \ ll-GK l \ If ment. to his h e a re rs th e business-lik*e building in P o rtland. COAL ■ w r j sim itar to it 1 T t n t . i t i m i COAL to The Outlook still has a sm all Dr. Loyal C lark, an ato m ist at tlie m ethod of carin g for those in d is hard. S tores It il limit lo s s , la sts longer and is clean. Il m akes no stringy soot, anil no clin k ers. In fact it supply of Hoover p ictu res for free M arkham Hill h ospital, w as a c a ll tre ss by th e com m unity ch est plan. b u rn s alm ost like A nthracite, but costs no m ore than He pointed out the fact th a t w ith tistrih u tio n . Call at the office and er at F ern d ale P lace Sunday. o rdinary coal I I 1 ll-G It t \ I* Is a coal for ail p u r o ut th is o rd erly plan, so licito rs get yours today. poses w here coal can be used. B U FF KOAII from the 39 o rg an izatio n s now giv 1*110111* j o u r d e a le r. You'll w ant a daily m ore th an Mrs. A. J. Ault and Mrs. Mathews en aid by the ch est w ould be on ever d u rin g the next few m ouths. drove home from the Mt. Adams hand to get co n trib u tio n s, instead Look up tlie special offers on O re gonian uud P o rtlan d News in to p ear o rch ard s In W ashington. They of one so licito r for the en tire chest It w as urged th a t day's Outlook Get a daily in com retu rn ed again Sunday. Ttiey are program . bination w ith tin 1 Outlook and save so rtin g pears. G resham people give lib erally to money. Mr. ami Mrs Caldo en tertain ed the chest. T heir receip t should be at d in n er on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. th e ir p rotection ag ain st p ro m iscu F lo o r p a in t sp e c ia l, 70 c e n ts p er G resh am , O regon q u a rt. T odd, th e P a in t M an, P o w J. J. Ju d k in s and Mr. and Mrs. ous soliciting. The beneficiaries, ell s tre e t, G re sh a m . Adv._ Alonzo Radford and fam ily. Mrs. w hich w ere published in a recent Culdo's m other. Mrs. Fields, w ill issue of tlie Outlook, include a soon be leaving for her home in large numb« r of orfc i • Chicago u tter spending th e su m c h a rity or p h ilan th ro p y giving aid M o n ta g " V « n t ila t e d m er h ere w ith Mrs. Caldo. th ro u g h o u t th e county, a num ber H e a t" Mrs. Signe R atlim an and L averne of them in our own com m unity. —a large volum e of w ere here from P o rtlan d Sunday C. E. Jo h n so n of th e Bank of slo w ly m o v in g a ir visiting at th e It. H. W atkins and G resham and Mrs. C. O. H orning p re -w a rm e d to th e C. J. W ilkinson homes. a re th e co-colonels in c h a rg e of the p ro p er tem p eratu re. Ray W ilkinson of P o rtlan d was local solicitation. They a re d e s ir h ere visiting th e hom e folks on ous of having vo lu n teer help ers, as Sunday. H E M ontag heated house is always an o rg an izatio n of considerable The C ottrell Ladies Aid will meet proportion will be n ecessary to do “ in the warm b elt,” because it is with Mrs. W atkins at her home on th e w ork successfully. They have scientifically “ v e n tila te d ” and heated. Each M ontag installation is engineered W ednesday afternoon. the prom ise of four ca p ta in s but to special needs. F itted to local fuel, need six more. These in tu rn will (oval firepot, b u rn in g coal or wood) need a force of field w o rk ers. Mr. Tlie L usted P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso Johnson and C. G. S chneider have greater economy results. ciation will meet F rid ay evening at ag reed to c a re for th e b u sin ess d is th e schoolhouse. T h ere will be a tr ic t but m any so licito rs w ill be program for th e evening and r e needed for th e resid e n tia l d istricts. fresh m en ts served later. People a re urged to send th e ir co n trib u tio n s o r pledges to th e bank, th u s lightening th e w ork of 08878151 so licito rs. They are also u rged to m ake th e ir contributitA is to the chest h ere ra th e r th an In P o rtlan d , Music by Bigg'« O rch estra th a t G resham may have th e credit. 9. 19*. Gresham Locals Jeweled Anniversaries are Remembered J” æ JWcaltps jletoelrp &tore Big Reductions Wallpaper, Paints, Glass WALL PAPER FLOOR PAINT Kalsomine 8/ 70/ TODD The Paint Man Chest Program is Next Local Project Areme Club Dance FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 ”S ORCHESTRA “If Can’t Be Done” 1411 WALRAD MERC. CO. Sportsmens Bulletin P h ea sa n t S ea so n opens Oct. 15 D eer S eason open until Oct. 20 S alm on F ish in g < / good at Bull Run and in the coast stream s Otir sto ck of a m m u n itio n a n d ta c k le is co m p le te a n d w e in v ite you to call a n d look it over. L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co. Sportsmen's Headquarters Phone 1421 Gresham YOU SEE kilo the Warm Belt IT ’S LIK E , T WEVE T H IS / B E.EN B U R N IN G V O T E lusted c o C O A L FOR. A L O N G W H IL E AND W E NEVER. HAVE V X A N V F A U L T TO 4 C lk iH a . r / — I W A R M A IR FURNACE and if you w ish — *25 d o w n Butterfly Ball Room PAKkKONK HI fl II nulv Blvtl. nmt R ich ard son ltoad says P ra cty Cal Office PH O N ES Block E ast of STATED COMMUN1CA- tion of G resham Lodge No. 151 A F. A A. M. In Masonic hall, T uesday evening. October 9, B lanket W eather Is Here. 1928, a t 8 o'clock. b ‘a n k e ‘«L, * « h »5.95. M asters and w ardens of P o rtlan d size b<> z SO. uae as bed b lan k et or lodges w ill be our guests. • u t° robe. R egular |1 0 value. Ask about i t G resham Service Station. n u. u v n a A u n , r*ecy. Mt. Hood Depot "X“ Piano AI don Dunn, a blind young m an ex p ert in tuning rep airin g and re- co n stru ction of piano*, will give | satisfacto ry service. For p a rtic u lars phone 3M5. 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