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G resham O utlook
VOL. 11, NO. 24
SCHOOL CLUBS MAKE
MARKED PROGRESS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON,
FRIDAY,
MAY 20, 1921
BIG NIGHT PROMISED
C PPA M O P A IIT P C T
AT LEGION CLUB ROOMS d f c l U l W t v i l l t d l
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
DAMAGES T A D A
rP H i
FAIRVIEW COUPLE JURY TO AWARDED
MRS ANNA HAMLIN J UBAtlO ESSAYS
IN DECLAMATION CELEBRATE 50TH
AWARDED PRIZES
up
The m eeting of G resham Post ;
A verdict for th e plaintiff was giv­
A m erican Legiou which will be held
en In th e su it in stitu te d ag ain st th e t
in the club room s of th e P ost on next |
P o rtlan d Railw ay, L ight & Pow er |
T he d em onstrations and exhlbi- T uesday evening, May 24, prom ises
T he Second A nnual D eclam atory
Fifty years of happy w edded life com pany by Mrs. A nna H am lin to re-
tlons of th e sew ing and cooking clubs 110 be one of th e m oat im p o rta n t and ! contest was held In th e High school have been th e lo t oY Mr. an d Mm. cover <»•«»«<«• suffered in th e d e a th '
A‘ ‘he fIoSP ° f tlle Second A nnual
of the G resham school called o u t a in te restin g m eetings of th e organ!- au d ito riu m , W ednesday May 18 at Janlps B urlingam e of F airview , and of h er d au g h ter, Mrs. G eorgina T il-j ^ am atory contest, the cash prizes
one o’clock
th ‘ ° ct,asion was celebrated in prop- Ier’ 'vll° was killect. to g e th er va/ith , offered by th e local W. C. T. U. were
good atten d an ce of p arents and ration.
.
,
e r fashion on la st Sunday by a large 5 h er husband, at th e Main stre e t cross- aw arded by Mrs. H. W. Strong, su-
Two
item
s
of
business
of
m
uch
im-
j
friends of th e club m em bers on
D esplte the u nfavorable w eather a , num ber of relativ es and friends.
" >K on Ju n e 12- 192°- * h e n th e auto p erin ten d an t of th e scientific tem -
portance will claim th P a tte n tio n of
T uesday afternoon and proved to all
Mr. and Mrs. B urlingam e had no i ln w h,ch they w ere riding was stru ck perance d ep artm ent. T he prizes con-
th e ex-service men. T he slack er list flne com pany of p aren ts and friends
who saw the excellent w ork accom- of M ultnom ah county will be read Pathprei1 to h ea r th e contestants, hint of the proposed celebration until by a trolley car. T he am o u n t of sisted of sum s of five dollars, th ree
plished th a t th e school clubs a re fill-1 for th e firgt tlm e and only pald. up T he m eeting was presided over by Sunday m orning, when relativ es from dan>MM aw arded by th e ju ry wan dollars and two dollars,
ing an exceedingly valuable place in ; menj bers of th e Post will be adm it- M ,u r,ee B o tk in - presid en t of th e stu-1 a distance began to arrive. A b o u n -' ,2 5 0 0 '
I Twenty-five young t people from
th e life of the girls. N ever before ted to th e h earin g
An effort ba8 d en t body. T he readings, music, teous d in n er was provided by th e ir
T he case wa3 tr!ed In Ju d g e Ga- various classes of th e high school
have th e G resham clubs com pleted been m ade to expunge from th e list and th e folk dance were all s tu d e n ts '. d au g h ter, Mrs. Ira Brooks assisted tens co u rt 8nd wa8 of P artic u lar i n - ' com peted. T he Judges were Mrs. G.
th e ir w ork so early and so well. all nam es n o t rig h tly belonging num bers, and th e a tte n tiv e audience | by Mrs. J. W. M oller of F airview and | ,ere8t because of th e bearing it may | M. Z im m erm an, Mrs. A. H W right,
T h eir exhibits a re said to excell any there, b ut it is ce rtain th a t th e re a re and th e spontaneous encores were i Mrs. E. M. C arro ll of Mosier, An im- have on sim ilar dam age su its in the and Mrs. R. F. W alters, and th e es­
th a t they have placPd in th e county still some m istakes to be corrected, j BUfilcient proof of th e success of th e 1 m ease table was spread on th e lawn fu tu re. By a new in te rp re tatio n of says w ere g raded on o u tline, con­
fa ir ln form er years.
It will be th e effort of th e boys to ; young people 88 en tertain ers.
J <t which w ere seated 35 guests. Two th e laws governing crossing acci­ tents, style, 75 per cen t; and ap p ear­
F ifteen little g irls in Division I, have th e list correct before it is
read in g
num bers
varied lrrg e wedding cakes graced th e table, dents, evidence of sub seq u en t acci­ ance of m an u scrip t and g ram m ar, 25
9 and 10 years of age, presented a m ade public.
I g re a tly in style an d difficulty, rang-1 one th e g ift of th e U nited S tates Bak- dents was held to be adm tssable and per cent. T he su b jects d e a lt w ith
100-per cent exhibit of sewing, com­
D elegates will be elected to th e Blg from the highly d ram atic Indian ery and th e o th e r the product of on th is ground T. R. H ow itt, who (he in ju rio u s qualities of tobacco
pletely finished and m ounted, ready sta te convention to be held at E u - , ' ovp 8torT *n chym e, th ro u g h d e s - ' Fairview friends. A larg e n um ber of narrow ly escaped th e fate of th e T il­ and ranged from 1500 to 2500 w ords
fo r the fa ir in the fall. T heir work gene, duly 1st and 2d and an effort c r'P*ions of boat-races, a dog con- relative* and frien d s called in the lers a t th e sam e crossing, was in length.
has been u nder the supervision of is being m ade to p u t , be m Pniber. test. p riso n ers' appeals for clemency. | afternoon to b rin g g reetin g s to th< b ro u g h t to th e w itness stan d , as whs
The work was stu d e n t effort and
Mrs. A. S. Hisey »and Miss G race ship list in good stan d in g in o rd e r ' 10 tbp stnaB hoy and g irl im persona- aged couple. Ice cream and cake also C. G. Schneider, reco rd er of th e th e various teach ers a ssert th a t th e
Ogilbee.
Someone rem arked th a t th a t th e Post may be fully re p re -1 tion8' The g rad in g was close but and hom e-m ad« candy were served Town of G resham , who was asked to six essays holding highest ran k w ere
th e m ost of th e darning would do sented. T he tre a su re r will be p r e s - ' m ore th an usually unanim ous and , to them . T he cerem ony was held on tell w hat steps have been tak en by j not subm itted to them fo r any sug-
credit to a gran d m o th er.
All the ent to re-in sta te any m em bers n o t
in 1 Rave ,o c h a rle s Brown, rep resen ta- the lawn by Mrs. C arrie B lanchard th e tow n to cause th e railro ad com-1 gestion or correction. T he papers
w ork was unusually good.
pany to in stall and m aintain safety were en tered u n d er pen nam es an d
good standing.
i ,,v e of th e 8enior class, first place , of P o rtlan d , a cousin of Mr. Ilurl-
Division II sew ing was organized
__________________________ j for bis in te rp re tatio n of Booth T ar- i ingarno.
Among th e guests were devices a t th e crossing
n eith er Judges or teachers knew th e
la te but m ade such excellent prog­ JUNIOR DEPARTMENT
Ten of th e 12 Jurors signed the id en tity of th e w riters un til th e av­
k in g to n 's ''In itia tio n ” w herein Pen- many from V ancouver, P o rtlan d and
ress u n d er the leadership of Mrs. C.
verdict for th e plaintiff and two were erages ami ran k s w ere decided.
BIG FEATURE OF CHURCH rod regaIed th e audience w ith his ; E stacada.
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, ch a racteristic account of th e indue- I Mr. and Mrs. B urlingam e were in favor of finding fo r th e railro ad
M. Q uicksall th a t they w ere able to
The first place and th e $5.00 cash
The ju n io r d ep a rtm en t of th e M. E. j tlon of th e neighborhood sissy Into ' m arried in Sew ard, N ebraska, on com pany. Nine of th e ten Jurors are prize was aw arded to W illiam Mc­
p resen t a ttra c tiv e w ork and of ex­
cellent quality.
R egina H am m ar church, which is m eeting fo r th e tim e th e m ystic rite s of I. O. I.
¡May 15, 1871. They have lived in said to have declared th a t they based A llister, ’23, son of Mrs. Mary Mc­
gave an in te restin g dem onstration being a t th e M ethodist parsonage, is
Second place was aw arded to Vida J Fairview for a n u m b er of years. They th e ir verdict largely on th e fac t of A llister. He w rote on “T he Tobac­
of the care of C lothing and G ertrude due for a n u m b er of su rp rises Sunday |
0 ,6 1“ *°/
Wh° g a v c , have fo u r sons and th re e d au g h te.s, th e dangerous crossing. Im m ediate co B ill", and aspired to th e lite ra ry
B ru g g er’s ta lk on the ad u lteratio n of m orning. It will be a day of new t T h ej . ^ i°'*X Chipf 8 n a u g h te r ” ' a George B urlingam e of Tigh Valley, ly a fte r th e selection of th e ju ry they h eights of “ K ipling” as a pen name.
cloth show ed a good understan d in g things an d every one should be o Z " 7 d,fflcult a,ld slnl8tPr «lory of I n - , Jo h n and Louie and Ed of P o rtland, were bro u g h t to view th e scene of T his essay was forw arded to th e
of th e subject.
dian love, in trig u e, and revenge.
Mrs. B erth a Cook of Mosier, Mrs. th e accident. The tria l was called S tate Essay Contest. Second place
hand to enjoy th e fun. Among the
Division III sew ing club show ed a
Adolph
Z
enger
of
th
e
sophom
ore
L
au ra Backus and Mrs. Phoebe on May 6 and the case w ent to the w ent to Anna L en n artz, ’23. d au g h­
new thin g s fo r th is day will be a be­
practical exhibit of ch ild ren ’s g a r ­
class won th ird honors w ith his pre­ Brooks of F airview , They have four- ju ry on May 12, on w hich day the te r of Mr. and Mrs. M artin L ennartz
g in n e r’s class fo r th e little to ts of
m ents and woolen dresses m ade from
verdict was handed down.
of D istrict 6 Jt., for work on “ Tobac­
th re e an d fo u r years of age. T his sen tatio n of “T he H eart of Old H ick­ teen gran d -ch ild ren .
old m aterial. Besides this, they gave
o ry ,” a dialogue betw een a newsboy
Local people who w ere called as co and Efflclency” . H er nom do
class will be sm all to s ta r t w ith but
a d em onstration of th e m aking of a
w itnesses w ere C. I. R aker, T. R. plum e was Sheila Roland. As con­
and th e gov ern o r of a S outhern s ta te EPWORTH LEAGUE TO
u n d er th e lead ersh ip of Mrs. J.
perfect dress form a t sm all expense
H ow itt, C. G. Schneider, P hillip Win te sta n ts for th e honors w ere im ­
concerning th e use of th e executive
INSTALL
OFFICERS
Ickler, who Is also cradle ro ll su p e r­
w hich will be a boon to th e womeA
free, G regg Cox and G eorge W. K en­ p o rtu n ate,
pow er of pardon. This num ber and
F reld a
R am ser,
'23,
inten d en t, it is expected to grow . As
At the an n u al m eeting of th e Ep­ ney.
who m ake th e ir own dresses. This
“ The F id d le T old” were th e only
d au g h ter of R everend and Mrs. J.
the class will com mence work Sunday
w orth L eague la st Tuesday th e fol­
w as m ade on one of th e ir n um ber
ones of p ath etic n atu re.
R am ser of Union d istric t 26, and
all who a re p resen t on th a t day will
as a model, th e m a teria l costing be.
T he Judges w ere Miss E lizabeth lowing officers w ere elected for th e WELL KNOWN PIONEER
Alden E. Miller. ’23. son of M ayor
become c h a rte r m em bers. T his class
y ear:
p resid en t, M arie
tw een one and two dollars. S tate
Johnson and Mrs. Stanley Sutllff, of ensuing
TAKES LAST JOURNEY and Mrs. K. A. M iller tied fo r th e
will be know n as th e Sunbeam s. If
Club L ead er Seym our has said th a t
G resham , an d Miss M artha M ontague T acheron; first vice p resid en t, Wm.
th ird place. Possibly th is was due
you have a sunbeam in y o u r hom e
Mrs Mary J. Jew ell was born n ear
th is is th e first club in th e s ta te to
of P o rtlan d . T he coaching was con­ M cAlister; second vice, Maud Metz­
to
the fact th a t they m asqueraded as
bring it to Sunday school next Sun­
do th is class of w ork and he com pli­
ducted by Mrs. C. M. Zim m erm an, ger; th ird vice, Doris Zim m erm an; Salem, Iowa, S eptem ber 4. 1842, H uckleberry Finn and Mark Tw ain.
day.
fourth vice, W illiam Booth; secre­ crossed th e plains w ith h er fath er,
m ented them very highly on th e ir
Miss W yeth and Mr. Webb.
It is extrem ely su itab le th a t H uc­
F o r th e Jolly Ju n io rs two changes
tary, Lyle M ason; tre a su re r, Alden S tu art Richey, in 1852, se ttle d ln
accom plishm ent. Miss Mary H ansen
k leb erry Finn should express him ­
will be in order. Mrs. A lta Stafford
M iller; ’o rg an ist, M yrtle R usher. P leasan t Valley M ultnom ah county
has train ed th e g irls. H elen Max­
BETHEL BAPTISTS
self on "Tobacco and Efficiency” and
will be in stalled as th e ir teach er and
These officers will be form ally In­ in th e sp rin g of 1853, w here she
w ell and In a Sm ith have been chosen
ELECT
OFFICERS
th a t Mark Tw ain, his sponsor, should
Sunday will be th e day w hen a brand
stalled a t th e church services of the grew to wom anhood, m arried John
from th e division to go to the O.A.C.
fom
ent on “Tobacco and Its Cost.”
new Bible contest opens.
At a called m eeting of th e m em bers M ethodist church next Sunday even­ T. Jew ell March 17, 1870 and de­
sum m er school. T he club has been
This is th e first y ear th e high
T he prim ary class, “L ittle B ran ch ­ of B ethel B aptist church of Gresham ing. T he serm on by th e p asto r will parted th is life on May 7, 1921.
m aking dress form s for sale ln order
school stu d en ts have p articip ated so
es” Is so fa r th e larg est ip th e d e p a rt­
Mr. Je w ell’s d eath occurred Octo­
to raise money for the expenses of
held recently th e follow ing officers be addressed p articu la rly to th e needs
actively ln th is w ork, and th e W. C.
m ent. They love th e ir teach er, Mrs.
ber
31,
1917.
of th e young people of the com m uni­
its rep resentatives. It is hoped th a t
T. U., th e factlty. and th e young peo­
N. H. B ickford, who has ta u g h t th is were elected for th e ensuing year: ty. Topic, “ How We May Grow
Mr. and Mrs. Jew ell moved to Cove,
th e citizens of G resham will gPt back
ple all seem highly pleased with th e
class for sev eral years p ast And g ra d ­ church tre a su re r, C. W. Guile; T all.”
Union
county, Oregon, im m ediately outcom e.
of th e m ovem ent and lend assistance
uated a n um ber into th e la rg e r class­ church clerk, Mrs. C. W. G uile; Sun­
T he Rev. E arl C otton, of P leasan t a fte r they were m arried, w here they
to th e g irls who have been doing
es. The Bible contest will be open day school su p e rin ten d e n t, Mrs. .1. N. Home will occupy th e p u lp it In the settled on a farm and w ere am ong
such fine work.
to them also and th e re will be lots C lan ah an ; a ssista n t su p erin ten d en t, m orning, In exchange w ith Rev. A. S. th e early pioneers of th a t section of LILLIE NELSON GIVEN
H elen Maxwell was th P demon
S herm an Lyon; secretary , Mrs. Rich­
BIRTHDAY DINNER
of prizes which everyone can win.
s tr a to r fo r the cooking club, which
ard B eadle; assista n t secretary, Mrs. Hisey, who will occupy the pulpit at the state. A fter 18 years' residence
P leasan t Home.
th e re they moved to a farm n ear
The
Misses
Id a and M innie
p u t on a dem onstration of tab le se t­
Greg Cox; o rg an ist, May S hoem aker;
O bituary o f Mrs. J en n ie C rosier.
P
lans
for
a
W
eek
Day
Vneatlon
B
attle
G
round,
W
ashington,
w
’here
Sehrepel
en
tertain
ed
th e m em bers of
tin g and serving u n d er th e direction
Mrs. Je n n ie C rosier, widow of the ch o lrister, Mrs. E. Davidson; music Bible School are well m atu red , and they continued to reside u n til Mr. th e Camp F ire circle and th e ir g u a r­
of Miss M ildred St. C lair.
She
com
m
ittee,
Mrs.
C
lanahan,
Mrs.
late Rev. A lbert H. C rosier, who died
will
etail next
show ed a good u n d erstan d in g of th e in Novem ber, 1919, died a t th e hom e OuI1p( a n d C h U
r C h
w
eek. be
"T h e announced
sessions of in
th e d school
will Jew ell's d eath, when Mrs. Jew ell dian, Miss G ertru d e A lexander, at a
came back to P leasan t Valley w here very d elig h tfu l d in n er ln h o n o r of
sub ject and m ade a fine im pression. of h e r son, W. R. C rosier n e a r Bor- ' clal com m ittee, Mrs. Sherm an bl ,n on TuPgdav Mav
n „
she has since m ade h er hom e w ith d ills N elson’s 14th b irth d ay Mon­
ing on F rid ay , May 13. Mrs. C r o - ; Lyon’ chalrm an : Joint crad le roll s u - contfnue
F rid ay Ju n ,, 1(r
COTTRELL COMPLETES
h er sister, Mrs. G. N. Sager.
day evening. May 16
Covers were
SUCCESSFUL YEAR Rier’s hom e was in P o rtlan d and i Pe r *n^en ^ en ^ . Mrs. Mary Shoem aker A daily program will be m ade up on a
Mrs. Jew ell becam e a m em ber of laid for 14. th e guests being Miss
ab o u t th ree week« before h e r d eath 1 and M rs' E ' Bavidson.
three-fold basis of w orship, in stru c ­ th e M ethodist Episcopal church when A lexander. Helen Hisey, Florence
A successful term of school closed she cam e to visit h e r son and was
Sunday m orning th e pas-
tion, and play. T he en ro llm en t of 14 years of age and ever rem ained a K ern, W lllene B otkin, D orothy T ay­
a t C ottrell, F riday, May 13.
taken ill alm ost Im m ediately and did to r ’ R ev' Jp88p B row n- wl" 8peak » » |b o y , and , , .
.
devoted C h ristian lor, K athleen Bailey, W llla Bushong.
X X m n la te d
T he co ste a d fa st and
A splendid sp rin g tim e program not rally. She was 83 years of age "W orship by Sacrifice.” In th e even-
th ro u g h o u t h er long and eventful Lillie Nelson. Mr and Mrs. W illard
‘he com-
was given by th e pupils a few even­ and had been in excellent h ealth for ! ^ / a ^ jZ w ^ S eek “ ’ C h X ^ X n d T / , o pera,,on ° f <hp p arp n t"
life.
P. Jones, MI bs Zelma H olman and the
ings before. T he various num bers one of h er years. She sp en t th e win- or a JPU seeK8 C hrist.
Sunday I
“ L ittle children have lost a friend, hostesses, Misses Ida and Minnie
w ere well rendered and show ed care­ te r in C alifornia with sons.
’ 8ph° o1
I” PPt a ‘ 1® o'clock and gupCMg pf th ,g
ge
b ut heaven has come n ea rer and Sehrepel.
ful training.
Mrs. C rosier is survived by four i ” Y p U' at 6 30 ,n ,h e evening J
death has appeared only as a messen-
The guest of honor received m any
T hose pupils w inning county di­ sons, W. R. C rosier of B oring, A rth u r i •‘’,ra n Ker8 and non-church goers are , r o w n T IM F R P S I D P N T
ger th a t brings glad tidings of h ig h er b eau tifu l and useful gifts, and a de­
plom as fo r excellent w ork in spelling B. C rosier of San Francisco, E. H. . we' com e at all services
OF GRESHAM PASSES things. ”
lightful evening was sp e n t playing
d u rin g th e y ear were, Amil K illin, C rosier of Los Angeles and O. M. I
_ _ HnTHHnr^
game«.
Of h e r it can be tru ly said th a t,
Lewis M eehan, F rieda R u th er, Edna C rosier of Ju n e au , A laska, also two
pnR M P » n o
Jam es M cPherson Robinson, foi
he Influence of h e r good deeds
Beers, H erbert E dw ards, M yrtle d au g h ters, Mrs. P e te r Schm eer and
f ORMER GRESHAM BOY several years a resid e n t of G resham , and “T kindly
RAKER & SON HAVE
w ords will live forever
Brook, Zaldee A ult, W illiam Fow ler, Miy. Cora B. Sm ith of P o rtlan d .
T he body of F red T. M errill, Jr., passed aw ay a t his hom e on South
We believe th a t th e influence of
NEW SALES MANAGER
Raym ond W atkins, Ju liu s R uther,
.
. . .
_
.R o b erts avenue on T h u rsd ay m om - good w orks and kind w ords never
T he fu n eral services w ere held in
on
roug
rom
rance, to g e th er p ngi May 19> a fte r a ]ong
E dith A ndrews, Jam es Crissey, Au­ the P o rtlan d C rem atorium .
and tedi- dies, b ut pass on from g en eratio n
J. J. S hanahan has taken charge
g u s ta R u th er, E sth e r A ndrew s, B er­
w lth those of o th e r Oregon heroes, ous illness from h e a rt tro u b le and to g eneration from th e beginning to of the sales d ep a rtm en t for R ak er &
L isi-W eiss N uptials.
n ard R obertson. E leanor Brook, R uth
and was buried w ith fitting cerem ony com plications.
the end of tim e, and th a t th e world Son, local F’ord d ealers and will ne
G ossett, E dith R uther.
A gostine L isi of T ro u td ale and
in his by work
in a P o rtlan d cem
etery
last
week.
Robinson
is survived
his by R D. Bailey
grows
b e tte
r Just
as | th e Mr
good
deeds assisted
T hose w inning In arith m etic were, ¡M rs. F rances W eiss of B ridal Veil H e Iost his 1Re In th e b attIe of Sots- widow an d one son, J. M. Robinson
and
II
I).
Buslck
who will devote
and kind w ords p redom inate over
Amll K illin, H erbert E dw ards, Lewis I w ere m arried a t th e hom e of Mr. sons on Ju ly 18, 1918. “ F re d d y ” of Edgeley, N orth D akota, th e son cruel acts and evil words.
th e ir tim e to th e sale of F ord cars
M eehan, Byron Bancke, E dna Beers, | and Mrs. G eorge S ch la tte r near M errill was well know n in G resham , | of a fo rm er m arriag e, and a b ro th er,
Mrs. Jew ell leaves to m ourn th e ir and tru ck s, and 8. E. H aggard and
F rie d a R uther, M yrtle Brook, Zaidee T ro u td ale on T hursday evening, w here he sp e n t several years in 1 John R. of Rio V ista, C alifornia.
loss
two b ro th ers, Jo h n A. Richey of Chas. A. K ilgore who will specialize
A ult, W illiam Fow ler, E arl N ordin, ! May 19, by Ju stice of th e P eace Jno. school.
The fu n eral will be held from th e Boring, Oregon, and F. A. Richey of on th e Fohlson tracto r.
R aym ond W atkins. Ju liu s R uther, | Brown of G resham . .Mr. and Mrs.
residence
»ce on S atu rd ay a fte rn o o n .. thlH plaC(, ( and tw „
Mrg c F
These men have long been con­
Jessie Beers. E dith A ndrew s, E sth e r J Llsi will live on th e ir farm near SITE FOR 1925 FAIR
May 2 1. when F ra n k B. Olli of P o rt- ! R esterson of O akland. Oregon, Mrs. nected with th e sale of Ford prod­
URGED BY JOHN BROWN land will speak T he Interm ent will o N 8ag ,.r of fh1„ p|acp a ,)f)
A ndrew s, Jam es Crissey, P aul P itts, ! T routdale.
J ucts, and th e ir w ide experience and
Lewis H udson, B ernard R obertson, I
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Blafer
A nna j T uU |# of Un|on know ledge of F o rd cars and tracto rs
Jo h n Brow n, who has been m ak- be In the G resham cem etery.
E lean o r Brook, A ugusta R uther, Zion E vangelical C hurch Servins«,
will m aterially Increase the sales for
T I he
h . services at Zion c-
. . . I ,ng u , n stin
to a ttra c t th e
Tem iicraiice W orkers Will Serve I Oregon.
W alter R adford. A lbert Brook, Ruth
Evangelical
, , ted „ efforts
.
Rev. A. J. W are of Oregon City R ak er A Son.
win com m ence next o?..
j -.
fa ir I® G resham
, . presented the
Dinner.
G ossett, Jam es W atkins.
church will
Sunday
.
conducted
th e fu n eral services.
before
the
T he W om en's C h ristian Tem per-
Lynch Nch<M>t Honor R oll.
T hose who had perfect records for with Sunday school a t 10:30 o’clock, r,
? , ° Pa ° n
P
o
rtlan
d
Ad
club
a
t
Its
luncheon
at
ance
Union
will
serve
a
d
in
n
er
a
t
the
M embers of th e Lynch school who
atten d an ce fo r th e y ea r were Zaidee | which will be followed by preach in g (be g pn9On bo, f )
In P o rtlan d last grange hall on W ednesday evening, GRESHAM P. T. ASSN.
were neither ab sen t n o r lard y fo r the
A ult, M yrtle Brook and E unice"»
G erm an language at 11:40.
W
ednesday
noon.
T he G resham May 25, beginning at 5 :4 5 o’clock
CHOOSES OFFICERS m onth of May w ere Roland Sheller,
Bancke.
T he Young P eople's L eague will m eet
Business Men’s association had dele- < The follow ing a ttra c tiv e m enu has ,
.
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R ichard Lettow , Agnew Nelbuuer,
The eig h th grad e class consisting at ® o ’clock and will be led by Miss gated
Ju d g e O eorge W. Stapleton to been planned for th e occason: eseal- '
of thp G resham P aren t- Jessie McKee, F’ord M adden, G race
of
eight
m
em
bers
took
th
e
sta
te
ex-¡M
innie
Sehrepel.
The
question
for
am ination T hursday and Friday. T he ¡discussion will be. Is it rig h t fo r I’ Pt ' ° 7 h
- d’ a n ta *p8 ° f <he pro- loped potatoes, m eat cro q u ettes w ith T‘ “Ph‘ F aMO‘'1atlon was Held at th e
K enneth
on T uesday aftern o o n irte Ginr» t,i„ Tr,„ m i
,, ■
col.ntv
rradna.ion
w
j
C
h
ristian
s
to
rt.no»»
a
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Pf’8P<1
location
west of G resham to the ; tom ato sauce, salad, hot P ark erh o u se g rad e school
.u
1 lare *” *’• J nn® Dickson, V ylm er
county grad u atio n exercises will b
Christians to dance? A cordial in ­
Ad
club,
but
th
e
ju
d
g
e
's
Illness
pre-
rolls,
wild
blackberry
pie
a
la
mode,
,h
,
A
IfpnrY B ro’ "- W alter An-
held in C h a u ta u q u a P ark , Gladstone. vitation is extended to th ese services
^ 7 ’, ,
’ dprP« ’ T ra<’p»' An<lpregg. Paul Fox
vented his atten d a n ce a t th e m eet tea and coffee. A ch arg e of 60 cents wh7n h
Of this class, one m em ber, Zaidee
when th e an n u al election of ollRSers Ralpb n „ ker H aro ,(, B akpr Byron
I a plate will be m ade.— Ad v.
Wood
A ult, has a record of never having
was held. T he follow ing w ere elect­
been absent from school d u rin g th e | Scm -i'e? phon°e 8 5 l ' E k 8 trora T ruck
Johnson and F lorence Helber.
ed: p resident, Mr». If W S tro n g ;
tf
T hose who have been n eith er ab-
e n tire eight
vice p resid en t, Mrs M cKinney; sec­
i sent n o r ta rd y for the en tire school
T he teachers, Mrs. E. E. Van Fleet
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
reta ry , Mrs. L. L. K idder; tre a su re r,
y ear a re T racey A ndregg, H enry
and Miss M argaret Plock, have been blocking m ethods. T ry it. Dr. C. P
Mrs. C. M. Zim m erm an.
Johnson,
611
Morgan
Bldg.,
P
o
rt­
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T
GRANGE
HALL,
ORIENT
| Brown, V ylm er Cook, Ja n e Dickson
re-elected fo r an o th e r year.
land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.
Hand la u n d ry .
H “1
Lynch.
M arshal’s N otice.
Al«o all kind« of work exm nt e
u
r
-
» «« —
T his pap er has ab o u t 480 Inches
I have In my custody two bicycles
tain« and collar*. lo c a te d on Hood '
» all Game. Sumlay.
space. O ver h alf of it is paid for
supposed to have been stolen, which of
avenue,
between
T
h
ird
and
F
o
u
rth
'
A
gam
e
has
been arran g ed he-
by ad v ertisers. Every inch of It is
Benefit
of
Chinese
Relief
Fund
th e ow ners can have by p ro v in g ' to r your ber »fit, ads and all.
Mra.
Jo
h
n
Stanley,
phone
996.
tw
een
th
e
baseball
team s of C anby
p ro perty and paying fo r th is ad.
f
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Burlesque, “Sister Masons”
.
'
and G resham which will b a ttle for
r»\4 per cen t intereHt on six L u . k_____
. ~ ? ««ue ior
g A ro v
»r
Give your p aten t roof a coat of
Musical Numbers
Recitation
Shadow Social
m onths’ tim e may be had at F irs t < h honor" on
Sunday aftern o o n
O A. COX, M arshal of G resham O ronite Roof P a in t and prolong Its
S
tate
Bank
by
ta
k
in
g
United
S
tates
i
on
,hp
G
resham
field.
|
usefulness.
At
L.
L.
K
id
d
er
Hdwe.
O utlook’s new phone— 1661.
Admission 15 cents
Ladies Brin? Basket’
»Co.
22
T reasury C ertificate»— th e sa fe st se-
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cu rltles In th a world today.
| O utlook's new phone— 1561.
LUSTED SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
Saturday Evening, May 21