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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1919)
lîît. SwM Hrntlù LENTS STATION, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1919 Subscription, $1.00 a Year • __________ ____ .. - - . — ■■ UniveraitJ o VOL. XVII. No. 41 —1 HONOR ROLL OF GRADUATES OF THE LENTS SCHOOL Professor llershncr Is anxious to complete mid correct any er ror in Ilo Lents school _gradu ate list who were in some di' partmcnt of servici • in the world war. lie will appreciate any information from any one who may know «if some boy who graduated from the school und I whose limile is omitted from the honor roll. The roll of honor ami service flag are to lie inaile complete and placed permanently in the school auditorium. Following is the list ns fnr ns known: Alexander, Robb. Anderson, Roy. Arn, Emil. Blything, llurbcrt. Benner. Cyril. Benner, Ralph. Bergen. Harold. Bischoff, Clarence. Buddy, Jason. Bottomly, George. Bischoff, Leon. Clark, Archie. Fndrizzi, Angelo Firmi, Clair«-. Evarts, E. Harold. Faguc, Wesley. Fairbanks, Ray. Fish, Clayton, (■ oim I c , Earl. Glinn, Theodore. Grishow, Roy. Ifnll, Theodore. Howe, George. Hunt, Clarence. Hnrtwig, Loren. Horning. Fred. Huxley, Marion. Johnson, Elmer. I MRS. SWAIN CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY •s of the Baptist irised Mrs. Swain last the home of her Mrs. Rose Silver, in c fomcr’s 70th birth cell Indies snt down able lunch to crown birthday cake was The Indies heartily <■ is safely convalesing n acute attack of pto poisoning. Mrs. Swain of the faithful of the church. I Jones, George. Kearns, J. Charles, Kearnes, John. Kelly, Fred. Kiekcnapp, Wnltcr. Knecht, William. Landon, Cecil. Lent, Jasper. Lent, Paul. McKay, Joseph. McNeil, I tollII1 <I . Morrill, Harris. Morrill, Wilson. Meng, Edward. Mummey, Lance. Mays, Mark. Max my er, Bernhardt. Nichol, Ralph. Nygaard, Alf W. Pepper, A. Leslie. Purdin, Cheater. Porter, William. Peterson, Herbert. Peterson. I.ynnc. Peterson, Fred. Peterson, Roy. Reynolds, Wesley. Rayburn, Fay. Rayburn, Frank. Rcthcrford, Harold. Simmons, L. George. Smith, John. Smith, Floyd. Smock, John. Summcrfcldt, Walter. Toon, Lester. Tillman, Merle. Thomas, Walter. Walker, Arthur. Walker, Earlc. Williams, Leslie. Wilson, Charles. Wolf, Clifford. Williams, Roscoe. Wilson, Carl. The following members of the Lents Grange attended the 46th anniversary meeting of Evening Star Grnnge at Eightieth nnd Division streets last Saturday: Mr. nnd Mrs. Snuff in, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. F. Miller, Mcsdnmes McGrew, Prince. Furry, Stewart nnd Hotchkiss. MRS. DUFFY’S BIRTHDAY MR. AND MRS. MUNSON ARE ENTERTAINED Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Mfiler were tendered a surprise party Oc- tober 6, it being the second an niversary of their wedding, The tables were decorated with red carnations nnd white roses and londed with the good things of th«- season. A very enjoyable evening was spent mid nil went home wish* ing, Air. nnd Mrs. Miller many happy returns of the day. Those present were George Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Mc Grew, I. O. McGrew nnd fnm ily, Mr. Will F.ntchel ami fam ily, Airs. Edna Klingel and C. J. Cutting, well-known mail carrier, is spending his vacation at his ranch nt Hood River, where he will combine business with pleasure, and assist in get- ting his apple crop picked and packed ready for market. He expects to have 1200 boxes. WOODMERE CLUB IS TO MEET TONIGHT AT SCHOOL HOUSE Mrs. M. J. Boland, of 6532 Eighty sixth street, qptertained recently in honor of the birth* day anniversary of her daugh ter, Mrs Margaret Duffy. Two beautiful all white birthday cakes graced the table, one of which was topped with a birth* day greeting ami flowers and the other with 22 red, white ami blur candles. The good wishes of those present were attested by tile shower of nice gifts with which Airs. Duffy was honored. The time was spent in games ami other social diversion, music being furnished by Mr. Verhagi-n on the drums, with .Miss Emilia Fleming and .Mrs. Duffy at the piano. I’liosc present were Mezdames W. A. Forbes, L. E. Neel, G. Russel, A. J. Boland, L.eE. El kins, W. J. Boland, AL J. B<d and and Margaret Duffy; the Mi sses Jennie la-wis, .Mae Duffy. I’illir Kolxer, Emma mid Mary Fleming. Katherine Darchncr, I < rcsa Petty and Dorothy Bol and; Messrs. W. A. Forbes, L. E. Nee), G. Russel, A. J. Bol and. I.. E. Elkins, W. J. Boland, E. W, Kennedy, John Kearns, The I.af a l.ot club entertained with a 7 o'clock dinner on last .Monday evening at the home of Mr». .Melvin McCord, of 6821 Eighty second street, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank NI unson, who were married on Tuesday, September 30, at the residence o f R cv. Good ill the Ladd Addi tion. Airs. Munson was Miss Maude Bleything. Mr. Munson is a member of the Skinner & Eddv shipyard force in Seattle, in which city the newlyweds will make their home. In behalf of the Laf-a-Lots, Airs. Walter Sanders presented Mf. and .Mrs. Alunson with an electric toaster and grill. Those present were Alesdames Burgett, Earl Diller, \\ .^Ler Sanders, Clarence Cone, Earl Cone, .Mel vin .McCord and Chester .Mc Grew Messrs. Burgett, Earl Diller, Walter Sanders, Clarence Cone, Earl Cone, Mellin Ale- Coni and Chester McGrew ; Miss Alnude Lord, ami Elizabeth San- tiers, Hubert Burgett, Linwood McCord and Vivian Howe. LENTS LADIES SURPRISE A FORMER RESIDENT L. E. Duffy, John Duffy, Cyril A number of ladies planned a Fleming, Emery Webb, AL V< r surprise s anniversary celebration liagcn, Wm. Duffy and John for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kelly. and Michael Boland. 428 E. Kelly street Saturday- MEETING OF THE LENTS evening the 4th in honor of their GRANGE TOMORROW ninth wedding anniversary. After s]H.-n<iing the evening playing 500 the affair was concluded Tomorrow, Saturday, Lents Grange will meet at Granire with refreshments of cake, cof hall in regular all-dav session, fee and chocolate. Those pre At the-program hour the follow- sent jvere Alesdames Finl-y Mc Grew, Chester AlcGrew, Walter ing numbers will be given: Sanders, Elmer Droste, AlcSloy. Pinno solo, Elanor Grover. .Guy Sanders, Clyde Sager, John Vocal solo, Mrs. Nellie Poi- i Howe and John Hawkins; Alessrs. lock. Finley NEW TELEPHONE OFFICE AlcGrew, Chester Ale- Reading, Mrs. Chas. Fulman. Grew, Waiter Sanders, Elmer BUILDING AT FIRLAND Address, Judge Gatens. During the morning candidates Droste. AIcSlov, (¡uy Sanders, Construction work commence I will receive tin- third nnd fourth Clyde Sager, John H owe and John Hnwkin; and James Wilds Inst week oil the 45x85-foot degrees. and Elizabeth Sanders. one stqry office building for the Spceer Team Organizing Pacific States Telephone com GOOD PROGRAM AT pany nt the corner of Seventv The Lents soccer team is in EVENING STAR GRANGE first street and Fifty-first ave process of organization. Prof. nue. The building is of semi H« rshner is planning to initiate Evening Star Grange met at fireproof construction. J. M. twenty five or thirty boys into (•range hall last Saturday. Chief Dogan is the contractor, The its mysteries on Mondav and among the program attractions building will be plastered on rimrsday evenings. From this a the outside with white cement number of boys there should be were the Wilbur orches speech by .Mr. Morris, ami Monterey sand, giving it i nt least two teams organized, smooth white finish. The most each nine usually consisting >f Columbia County (¡rang a Grange newspaper, fi modern telephone equipment is eleven boys. and wit, by Mrs. Amber. to lie installed, it is said. When completed the building will be an attractive addition to the dis trict. HOLLINGWORTH-HOWE WEDDING SEPTEMBER 27 MR. AND MRS. MILLER GIVEN SURPRISE PARTY Saturday evening, the 27th of September, the marriage of Miss Ruth Howe and W. D. Holling- worth was solemnized at the Mil- lard Avenue Presbyterian mance, the Rev. W. L it (¡ray official ing. Mrs. Howe, the mother of tin- bride, accompanied the wed ding pair. Mr. and Mrs. John Howe and Airs. Guy Robinson, having heard of the wedding at the eleventh hour, rushed over from Lents and announced their presence at the mance just in time to be wittnesses of the rite. Air. and Mrs. Hollingworth will make their home on East Clin ton street. FRIENDS CELEBRATE The Woodmere Community «•lub will meet tonight, Friday, at the school house. Several matters will be brought up for consideration, among them be ing a social function at hallow- e’en time, in which the Parent- Teacher Association will co operate. Recently a special meeting of the club was called to consider the question of walks on Fifty sixth avenue, from the Japanese farm to Seventy-second street. The representatives for the im provement. Dr. Stout and Mr. Addition, agreed to hold up the petition for it until the question of the Mt. Scott park had been settled. A delegation from the Wood- mere P.-T. A, consisting of the Mesdames George Stoner, Fred Peters, and A. Alexander, rec ommended that the sidewalk along Raeburn from the carline to the Woodmere school should be repaired. It is hoped by President Blakeslee of the Woodmere club that a definite report may be made on all these matters to night at the club meeting. MEETINC AT LIBRARY TODAY TO PLAN STUDY Miss Fleming, the librarian at the Ix*nts branch library, announces for this afternoon. Friday, a meetirfg for all those who would like to take up Chau tauqua reading circle work. This will lie a splendid* opportunity for those who would like to take up some definite sort of study in their own community. The meeting will be at two o’clock. Already some of the ladies have been considering the matter. Miss Fleming is anxious to give all the assistance possible by ordering books from the central library and otherwise contribui ing to tile effectiveness of the work. Council Sustained Remonstrance Remonstrances against the proposed Forty-fifth street S. E. sewer system were sustained bv the council Wednesday morning. Commissioners Barbur and Pier voting for the project and Baker and Mann against it. SCHOOL EXHIBIT NEXT FRIDAY Next Friday afternoon, Octo ber 17, in the assembly hall of the Lents school there will be an exhibit of the students* work, including specimens of home gardening, cooking, canning, sewing, rabbits ami poultry. Ten dollars in cash prizes, will be awarded to those who have the best products. Others who make good exhibits will have their names placed on a roll of honor. Supervisors of various depart ments or an appointee will act as judges and awarders of the prizes as follows: Garden and poultry, Mr. Kirk patrick. Cooking, baking and canning, Miss Grover. Sewing, Alisa Casey. Rabbits, Air. Ellery, In all there 1 will be sse dif- fcrent exhibits, which will in- elude poultry, 55; rabbits, 59; garden products, 38; cooking, baking and canning, 75; sewing, 102; miscellaneous, 57. Parents and citizens are all invited to inspect the exhibit made by the school during the afternoon. The regular meeting of the Lents Parent-Teacher Associa tion will be held the same after noon at 2:45 in the school build ing. KERN PARK HARDWARE COMPANY SELLING OUT Wm. Woodham, formerly of the Kern Park hardware Co., has sold his stock to Hill and Co., of Harrisburg, Ore. Their special sale last Saturday at the Woodham’s building was a lively affair, almost rivaling a Myer and Frank sale jam. If Mr. Woodham succeeds in sell ing his building he will make his residence elsewhere; if not, he will remain, temporarily at least at Kern Park. Mr. Woodham lias been in the hardware busi ness there for ten years and on account of his health feels that he must retire. The residence of Mrs. Sarah ('author,,. 4816 Sixtv-fourth St., is being treated to a new coat of creamy paint. I BROTHER OF MRS. SHAW KILLED IN AN ACCIDENT Mrs. Elton Shaw, 115 E. Fifty- third street, formerly of 4402 Seventy-ninth street, has been the recipient of bad news, Her brother. Mr. Ray Perkins, and family who live on a ranch near Salem, were motoring when something broke. Mr. Perkins stopped the machine, found the trouble was serious, and having placed Mrs. Perkins and the younger children on the electric for home, attempted, with his eldest son. to run the car. The engine became unmanageable, and rushing over an embank ment instantly killed Mr. Perkins but leaving the boy unhurt. An added tragic touch was that Mrs. Perkins on account of acute ill ness could not attend the funer al of her husband. R. J. Steffy. wife and mother, returned last Wednesday from a motor trip to Wallowa Lake, go ing by way of Mosier Hill, Pen- dleton, La Grande and Enter- prise, and returning through Walla Walla, Kenewick and Lyle, M ash. They found some roads in good condition and some very bad on account of detours and chuck holes.