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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1928)
I PO PU L A R FILM AT G RESH AM T il F ATE It The Jazz Singer, one of th e m ost p opular film plays in w hich A1 Jolson is featured, w ill be show n Mrs. H an n ah J. W hite has been at th e G resham th e a te r S aturday I appointed rep rese n tativ e in G resh- and Sunday nights. Of course it I am for th e C alifornia P erfum e Co.. w ill not have the talk in g featu res | offering gift sets, perfum es, to ilet articles, etc.—Adv. Local 4-H Members Make Good Showing COUNTY COUNCIL TO M EET AT L I S T E D Conlon’s Thrifty The M ultnom ah County Council of P aren t-T each er associations will m eet S atu rd ay m orning, November I 17, at 11 o'clock a t th e Lusted (By Mrs. T hom as M iliar.) school. Mrs. C. W. M erritt is ex- The V ictory team com posed of I pected to preside. Mrs. Ruby S h e a r Ian B urns. H arold Dahl and Law er B rennan, th e new county school ren ce D outhit placed n in th w ith supervisor, will speak, and rep o rts 2015 points in th e judging contest will be given of the regional con- at th e Pacific In te rn a tio n a l Live | vention. stock exposition. The boys judged T hose desiring to atten d the two classes each of d airy and beef m eeting should drive out the ca ttle, shtjpp and hogs. Forty Powell Valley com m unity, tu rn ROCKW OOD GRANGE H A LL team s com peted in the judging and east at C h risten sen 's garag e and rep resen ted U tah. Idaho, Nevada, follow the Lusted road to the ' school. W ashington and Oregon. Jean Inglis and C h arlo tte Jo h n C afeteria lunch will be served by the Lusted circle. son of G resham , judged cooking, Good M usic Good Floor can n in g and sewing, placing sixth U sual P ric e s w ith 1205 points. T he g irls com R e fre sh m e n ts SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7 peted w ith team s from W ashington, Mr. and Mrs. U. B urgener e n te r C h a lle n g e s c o m p a ri Idaho, Nevada and Oregon. tained at dinner Sunday at th eir son w ith a n y w a s h e r a t G erald E m ily and K enneth Bram - home on th e Sandy road for Mr any price. B uilt on hall of C orbett placed fifth In the ami Mrs. Fred K ellar of G ladstone, scien tific p rin c ip le s of potato judging contest. Gerald Mr. and Mrs. K enneth M urrell of th e best m a te ria ls , p e r P ark ro se, Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. AT I NION DAIRI Six Miles E ast of L ents on F o ster Koad, 10 Miles Em ily won first on potatoes. fectly b a la n c e d fo r s e r In th e 4-H boys’ and g irls' live W heeiess and d au g h ter M yrtle, Mr. E ast of P ortland. vice an d d u ra b ility . stock section Floyd Stafford of and Mrs. R obert W heeiess and E v ery u se r is a b o o ste r ro u td ale w as aw arded th e plaque d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel a n d we can re fe r you to T u e s d a y /N o v . 13, 1 0 :3 0 A . M. F ree Lunch T offered by th e A m erican G uernsey Brown, and Miss F ran ces Carlson 30 local u s e rs w ho look C attle club for th e cham pion fe all of P ortland. fo rw a rd to w ash day m ale G uernsey. 40—HIGH - PRODUCING COWS—10 Mrs. Luigi De Thory, wlto u n d er w ith p lea su re. T h e re is G reat in te re st and excitem ent a reaso n . w ent a m ajor o peration severa! Breeding D ates and Milk Records Given Sale Day w as in th e air last night at the ex 1 registered 2-year-old H olstein B ull; 1 F ine Bull Calf; 3 Big H orses. weeks ago at a P o rtlan d hospital, If in te re s te d , call fo r position w hen th e 4t»0 4-H club I lias retu rn ed home. a d e m o n s tra tio n . P h o n e m em bers, atten d in g the exposition DAIRY EQ U IPM EN T AND IM PLEM ENTS Mrs. W innie Ohling of Albany, 1871. call fo r Mr. T. B. from five w estern sta te s held th e ir | Oregon, w as a recent guest a t the Huff, s o lic ito r a n d d em S erge Milking Machine, 3 units. B ottle F ille r and Capper. E lectric livestock parad e in the horse show i Zim m ertnan-M illar home. D uring B ottle W asher. Milk T anks, large and sm all. Milk Cooler. W ash a re n a o n s tra to r. before a larg e crowd. T rays. Steam Boiler, No. 6. loOO-gallon A ir C om pressor W ater Tank. h er stay she a attended tlie _____ i . l l e i m e li u i e r Pacific a c im Trophies and aw a rd s w ere p resen t- , , , , , „ . , . ,175-gallon Stock T ank. D el,aval S eparator, No. 15. M anure Spreader. ................... ______ In tern atio n al Livestock exposition The P lum m er Wagon. Fordson T racto r. T ra cto r Disc. T ra c to r Plow. Kale P lan te r ed at th is tim e. Word has been received of the Corn P lanter. Wood saw A ttachm ent for Fordson. E n silag e C utter. trophy, th e m ost im portant general I sudden death of A lbert Sulzer from Riding C ultivator. Iron H arrow . S pring Tooth H arrow . 2 h. p m otor. 3 h. p. Gas Engine. Mower. Root C utter. Big W ater Tank. Feed Cart, aw ard , w ent to th e Utah delegation. h ea rt failu re at his home in P a sa O. M. P lum m er, g eneral m anager m any other articles. dena, Calif. Mr. Sulzer lived in of th e show, w as m ade a p resen t of T e rm s c a n b e a r r a n g e d w ith F i r s t S ta te B a n k o f G r e s h a m b e fo re d a te o f sa le this com m unity seven y ears before fine new sedan ca r as a token of j going to C alifornia to m ake his radio and playing 500. A beautiful ja rd in iere filled w ith choice gladioli th e esteem in w hich he Is held by ORD L. LEAITIMAN i™ ... " home. He is survived by a wife from tlie K endall g ard en s was pre th e boys an d g i r l s club m em bers , , W () smaH chHdren FRANK EBERHART Henry Raz, Andren Huber and th e ir leaders. Camp P lu m m er | Sam ,.„ terson> w,)() ,.ecently r e _ sented to them . At a late hour r e A urtioneers Owners fresh m en ts w ere served. official w estern cum n of the United L . > . tu rn e d from M in n eso ta, w as c a llin g Mrs. E. D. H olgate en tertain ed j S ta te , d ep a rtm en t of a g ric u ltu re a t (1„ frieil(ls at th e Map le G rove a t dinner F rid ay a t her new horn» the exposition, is nam ed in his l|al ,#g( week Covers w ere placed for Mrs. Ida honor, | ______________ Shepherd, Mrs. Minnie Stone, Mrs. | Mrs. W. K. B urton and Mrs. T. N. F A IR V IE W Eliza Stone and Mrs. C. H. Stone. T yler of V ictoria, B. C., a re show An A rm istice Day program will T he hostess was assisted by her ing m ilk goats at the Pacific In te rn a tio n a l Livestock exposition. lie given S atu rd ay night. November d au g h ter, Mrs. E arl Achors. T his is th e ir first show ing at th is 10, by F airview grange, w hich will TED W RIGHT, P resid en t fair. Mrs. B urton has T oggenburgs lie of u nusual in terest. A ttorney PLEASANT VALLEY and w as aw arded cham pionship ! C. G. Schneider will speak on a Mr. and Mrs. Will Richey w ere and also a num ber of o th er ribbons, j i subject ap p ro p riate to th e day, and given a H allow e'en su rp rise party Mrs. T yler is show ing Saanens. ! ■ Roy E. Cannon, county su p e rin te n hy friends on T uesday evening. T oggenburgs and N ubians and also , dent of schools, will give a ta lk on They cam e dressed in costum es, has been aw arded a good sh a re of I educational subjects. Mrs. E. R. D. rep resen tin g a g reu t v ariety of Truck L eaves Truck L eaves ribbons. T he ladies and th e goats H oilensted is on the program for a things. They w ere m asked. Coffee G resham P o rtla n d em barked on a passenger boat at ! T hanksgiving reading, and several sandw iches and cuke w ere served. V ictoria for S eattle w here they m usical num bers will be given. Mr. and Mrs. Ruff played and sang tra n sfe rre d to th e train . T he I “ Blessed a re the P eace-m ak ers" a F ren ch song, and o th ers told women com ing on to the show in w il* *>e t ',e them e of an A rm istice ghost sto ries, and all rep o rted a th e c a r w ith the goats. Day Bermon Sunday m orning a t 11 fine tim e. T hose p rese n t w ere Mr o'clock at the Sm ith M emorial and Mrs. Ray Brown of B eaverton, P resb y terian church by th e pasto r, Mr. and Mrs. Mux Ruff, of Lenox TROUTDALE Rev. E. R. D. H oilensted. Sunday avenue, P o rtlan d , Mr. and Mrs. Sunday school and preaching s e r school will be held as usual a t 10 C lare Young of Sandy boulevard, vice will be held at the com m unity o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. H. Becket of St. Jo h n s ch u rch S unday a t 10 o'clock. Rev. ; T * he n new e w i road u m u n m u b u ilt on th t? e m old R. D. E verett. Sunday school mis- r)g h t-of-w ay belonging to the P. E. Mrs. H. O sterhols of P o rtlan d , Miss E dna Weigie of The D alles, Miss sionary, will speak. P. Co., betw een A rata and T ro u t G race P alm iter of Hood River, and dale has been com pleted and A Vecto w ill h ea t your whole opened for traffic. County tru c k s the host and hostess and sons S tu a rt and S terlin g , and Miss Aiict house for no m ore th an it costs to heat one room w ith the old type have been busy d u rin g the p ast two Riohey, th e ir dau g h ter. stove. B uilt in th ree sizes to heat w eeks hauling cru sh ed rock to be PH O N E Mrs. A. J. Paul, who has been from two to eight rooms. Nominal used in su rfacin g th e road bed first cost, satisfactio n guaranteed. I Work on the road betw een A rata very sick for over a week is slow ly G resham P lum bing & H eating Co., im proving a t la st rep o rt. j and Fairview will probably s ta rt phone 1233. Mrs. C. F. K esterson is serving | in the ea rly spring. on the Jury for th e November term . Mr. and Mrs. W illard B liss and A R G U M E N T /" B ert K esterson is h ere from d au g h ters Isobel and Iren e were H erm iston on a sh o rt visit. He has dinner g u ests Sunday a t th e home w ork there. of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine T u rn er. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richey, who Sunday visitors at th e home of have retu rn ed from a week sp en t Mrs. H. C. Moore w ere Mr. and Mrs. H arry A ndrade and Mrs a t th e beaches, re p o rt a p leasan t tim e and fine w eather. They w ere L aw rence H arvey and son R obert accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Joe all of P o rtland. Putnam of C orvallis. Mr. and Mrs. R. A nderson and Mr. and Mrs. F. Akin huve sold ch ild ren of Longview, W ash., w ere th e ir home to Will W isecup and recent d in n er guests a t the hom e of moved th is week to E stacad a Mr. and Mrs. E arl Achors. w here they will m ake th e ir home Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Jo n as, who Mr. and Mrs. H a rry B uret and expect to leave soon to spend the w inter in C alifornia, w ere the hon son Jo h n C harles of T he Dalles or gu ests a t a farew ell p arty given visited over T h u rsd ay and F riday w ith Mr. and Mrs. W ill Richey a t th e ir home M onday evening They w ere on th e ir way to C “a 11- About 25 of th eir fellow m em bers fo rn la to spend the w inter. of th e Fairview g ran g e sp en t th e Mr. and Mrs. W ill Richey and K STANDARD Q | l PRC ) UCT evening with them , listen in g to the Mrs. G. N. S ager atten d ed th e fu n eral of Mrs. Alice F aw cett a t the Mt. S co tt F u n eral Home. DANCE SATURDAY EVE., NOV. 10 DAIRY AUCTION A rm istic e D a y Ten years ago the Great W ar ended and the thoughts of every “Dough Boy” turned toward home. So it s hom e a g a in , a n d hom e a g a in , A m erica fo r m e. • My h e a rt is tu rn in g hom e a g a in And th e re I long to be; In th e lan d of y o u th a n d freedom . Beyond th e o cean bars, W here th e a ir is full of freedom And th e flag is full of s ta rs ." — V anD yke. In this conflict a list of 317,387 killed and wounded, was the human cost these boys paid in their successful efforts to defend our flag and country. Those of us who appreciate their sacrifice will continue to protect the homes of America by obedi ence to law, by hard work and by T H R IFT . SAVE AND HAVE FIRST STATE BANK GRESHAM, OREGON A Strong Bunk The Berry Growers Packing Co. Union Dairy Gresham Transfer, Inc. Daily Service with Portland 10:30 a. m. 2:30 p. m. 12:30 p. m. 6:00 p. m. Moving and General Hauling SAND AND GRAVEL 1631 “NO I kon A M O N G A L L S IX E S O F ITS PRICE OFFERS THE NEW ¡ZEROLENE modern o il INVEST In Electric Power ' OU CAN a c tu a lly o w n a n in te r e s t in th e g ig a n tic pow er th a t tu rn s th e w h eels of in d u s try in y o u r c o m m u n ity — in th e fa c to rie s th a t m ak e fo r p ro s p e rity —in th e lig h ts you see b u rn in g a ll a ro u n d . PO R TLA N D E L E C T R IC P o w er C om pany $6.00 F irs t P re fe rre d Stock, offered a t $08.00 a sh a re , w ill net you a r e tu r n of 6.12 % on y o u r in v e s t m en t. T h is sto c k w as first sold a t $90 a s h a re , tw o y e a rs ago, a n d h a s ad v a n ce d in p ric e th re e tim e s sin ce th en . ' OU can see y o u r m o n ey w o rk in g fo r you in th is in v e s tm e n t every day of th e y e a r__every h o u r of th e day. An a ttra c tiv e , easy w ay to sav e m oney a n d h av e it grow ra p id ly w ith p e rfe c t safety. V OU m ay p u rc h a se on a sm all m o n th ly sa v in g s plan if you w ish. In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t, 820 E le c tric Bldg, PORTLAND ELECTRIC P O W E R f f if f iCOMPAN Y e lc c tw c PORTLAND, ececTRtc b l o o . ~ ’ OREGON Division offices a t— Salem , Oregon City, G resham . H illsboro, St. H elens and St. Jo h n s, Oregon, and V ancouver, W ash. Special Prices and Terms on R adiantfires GET YOURS NOW HALEY ^ T jC B od y by Fisher! T h e very phrase ^ 4' suggests the new est stvle, the greatest / / luxury, th e finest construction. Yet **—' o n ly Pontiac am ong all sixes o f its price offers B odies hy Fisher. A n d their long, low, smart lines, their deep-seated com fort and d u r a b le h a r d w o o d a n d ste e l c o n s tr u c tio n explain m uch o f th e trem endous popularity w h ich Pontiac con tin u es to enjoy. But bodies bv Fisher represent on ly on e o f the m any advantages offered hy today’s Pontiac Six. A 186-cubic in ch en gin e equipped with a n ew , m ore h igh ly perfected carburetor—the cross-flow radiator w ith therm ostatic control — the G-M-R cylin d er head . . . all these vital en gineerin g advancem ents are provided by Pontiac and hy n o other six selling for as little as $745. J-P eer M a n , »744: C o n f» . »744. Sport R o a .ln n , »744: Phnrton, S774: C n ’e m lrt. » 7*4 : 4 4 , o— Sr.lon, »«.’ ?; Sport U n d . iv S-.lon. SS74. AU f> r ,.r ,„ : /.o1o. v. I S o ck < rirU n rr. J I ” “ »» — ih r t MulMd«' h u m iitn i char»r». G «w rrui Motor« Iim r I'« y «nmt Plan o^oUoblc fU m*«’— — Thomas Motor CO. GRESHAM , OREGON T he Sunday school of H aley Bap tist ch u rch will convene a t IO o'clock, followed hy m o rning wor hip at I t . Ju n io r m eeting will be Sixth and .Salmon It Road nay 7611 a t 6:45, followed by evening ser vice at 7:30. On S atu rd ay , N ovember 17, at the beds w ere throw n on th e floor. :30, the ladles will hold an auc HOME E N T E R E D BY Mr. C rane says tw o young men of PROWLERS TUESDAY tlon on hom e-m ade a rtic le s In the suspicious ap p earan ce, w ere no T he F. It. C rane residence, tw o hurch. H ere will be a good hance to buy first-class C h ristm as m iles w est of F airview , w as looted ticed In th e P a rk ro se vicinity near T uesday evening w hile th e ow ners th e tim e th a t his house was en gifts. were aw ay eastin g th e ir votes In tered. M RS. I. W. BI I'LL It the n ational election. When Mrs. Heat 2 to S Boons. D IFS IN IIILLNKOItO 'ra n e left th e house she tu rn ed off It costs no m ore to heat your Word has been received of the »11 th e lights hut th e porch light. en tire house w ith a Vecto th an to death a t H illsboro of Mrs. I. W. Tills seemed to be an in vitation for heat one room w ith a heater. Call Joe Chlodo, G resham Plum bing & B utler for m any y ears a resid en t th e prow lers. T he pane of g lass H eating Co., phone 1233. of the P le a sa n t Valley com m unity, in th e kitchen door w as broken and Casey’s Kheaniatlr Remedy. on November 6. She w as 71 y ears en tra n c e m ade by tu rn in g the night C asey's rheum atism and n eu ritis of age. She is survived hy her latch. rem edy d rives out the u ric acid widower and th e follow ing c h il N othing of value has been missed poison of rheum atism , neuritis. d re n : Mrs. E thel K esterson of hy th e ow ners. It Is evident th a t ' lum,)8K°- asthm a, hay fever, gout, and pleurisy and reduces P lea san t Valley; Mrs. Eva G al the tre sp a sse rs w ere In se arch . of p dropsy itn , nd gw elllng through direct b raith of Oak H arbor, W ash.; Mrs. money because jew elry and oth er j action on th e stom ach, liver and Geòrgie B artlow of H illsboro, valuable a rtic le s th a t w ere in plain kidneys; 11.50 a bottle. G u aran E rn est, E lb e rt and E dyth ifu tler lew w ere not taken. T he fro n t teed by T aber P harm acy and G resham D rug com pany, G resham . of P ortland. oor had Been barricaded, th e con- — Adv. T he fu n eral w as held T h u rsd ay en ts of d raw ers In desks and c u p Lowden or H udson stanchions at th e P leasan t Valley ch u rch . I n boards w ere In d iso rd er and even and d rinking cups. H essel Im ple- term en t w as in G resham cem etery. the m . i t t r e s and coverings for m ent"(<>—Adv Portland Gas & Coke Co U N IF O R M Every sack o f Sperry Drifted Snow Flour is exactly lik e every other. That m eans with Drifted Snow you'll have good luck in baking e v e r y tim e .
