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G resham O utlook
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
VOL. 11
TUESDAY,
MAY 24, 1921
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
NO. 25
M u s t B e L i q u i d a t e d GRESHAM BALL TEAM ICE PLANT PLANNED
MULTNOMAH GRANGE COUNTY SCHOOLS
WINS EASY VICTORY FOR THIS VICINITY
PLANS BIG PROGRAM '
GRADUATE 2 0 0 C a l l M a d e f o r S t o c k S u b s c r i p t i o n s Sunday afternoon, the Gresham barn' At last G resham is to have an ice
F a ir D e b t
ball team met and defeated the Canby plant to supply ice to th e resid en ts of
ma
71 w ill!
A fine group of 200 young people
M ultnom ah g ran g e No. n
w in | ~
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aggregation by th * decisive score of 10 the town and vicinity. T his was dls-
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1F1 S l X t V U a V S to 1. The Canby team got to Stockton cJosed at tb e ad jo u rn ed m eeting of
hold its reg u la r m eeting next S atur- ju s t en terin g th e ir teen s w ere g ra d ’ A 1 f
a te d 'tro m th e eig h th g rad e th is year
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day, May 28. T he day will be full u uate
,n the very first, Inning:
»“J tb e councll h eld Monday evening. M.
g a s™ E 3 ess
ss5 —
—
of good things. R. I. A nderson, th e and diplom as w ere presen ted by I
S X
X
W s eating" out o f bis K W illiam , req u ested th e council to
m aster, w ishes to have th e grange R alph W H oyt, county com m ission-,
,ncreage Qf , i 5i0O0 in th e capital stock of th e M ultnom ah ^ « n t y
hand He had wonderful control, strlk- give special w ater rates to him on ac-
open prom ptly a t 10:30 as a num ber
ing out eight and only allowing four co u n t ot th e larg e am o u n t necessary
of persons a re ready to ta k e th e first
its and
and h h ittin
ittin g g one
one batsm an.
and he was allowed a ra te of 10 cents.
h h its
an d second degrees.
T h e new Industry will be located
The
warm
day
put
the
"pep"
into
the
T hose being p resented a t th is tim e
boys and they played stellar ball, m ak in a building Just back of Mrs. E.
w ill be Mrs. E. Dukes, F red R adford,
T he address to th e class was m ade success or d efeat of th e v en tu re m eans th e 11« o r d eath ot
e
ing only two erro rs during the entire B oughner's Novelty shop O perations
Me. and Mrs. F ra n k Lake,* Mr. and by M ayor Geo. L. Baker.
fray. The in tlre team aided in h ittin g w ill com m ence in ab o u t 10 days.
Mrs. E. Grim m , Mr. and Mrs. George
publicly know n for two or th ree years th a t th e ussixlatio«. the ball, every one in the lineup get
C ath erin e M etzger of G resham
T h e question of th e w ater ra te
A rm strong, H erb ert A rm strong and j gaye th e proiogUe and o th e r mem-
ting one or more hits, with the excep which th e city is paying th e city or
A. A. McMillen. Mrs. A. A. McMil- berg o( th e 8chool took p a rt in the an n u al in te re st is being paid. I t is also w ell k n o w n * th at la st year °
tion of Veach, who complained of a P o rtlan d was discussed.
Some of
len will be re in sta te d and Mr. and ‘ program w hich was especially pleas-
sore ankle, a rem inder of the battle
was a financial failu re, principally owjng to bad w eath .
th e councllm en felt th a t the ra te is
Mrs. J. Byron will be given th e th ird jng
at Sandy last Sunday.
g ro u n d s and buildings of th e association are w orth all o r m ore th a "
On Sunday, May 29, Gresham meets too high and a com m ittee was a p
and fo u rth degrees.
j G resham led in th e n u m b er of in d eb ted n ess it is plainly evident th a t the heavy in te re st ch a r^ 8 a,‘d “
the
Vancouver Soldier team, and on pointed to Investigate and re p o rt
T he usual good d in n er will be | graduateB> th e re being 24 In the expenses are too g re a t a b urden to be carried any longer, and, unless> th e 1
served a t noon a fte r w hich th e pro- , c)ags T be g rad u a tes of th is p a rt of debtedness can be m aterially reduced th e fair will Have to succum b to the Monday, May 30th they will cross bats la ter.
T he council o rd ered th a t th e two-
with the American Can Company. Both
g ram will begin a t 1 :3 0 .
lb e COu nty a re :
games are scheduled for the Gresham inch w ater pipe on F irs t s tre e t which
T he follow ing num bers have been ' E lecta A rth u r, Jam es Bechill, Eliza " " w r t ' t M sale of th e increased cap ital stock th e ln d eb ted “^ r ^ tn ca®
ends at M urphy's, be extended to Ava
grounds and are called at 2:30.
a rra n g e d :
_
Bechill, F ern B urton, K athleen Bai-
avenue. It is understood th a t th re e
The box score:
Opening song— "T ram p, T ram p, | U y_ ,cly(Je C unningham . O rville Dav- reduced p ro p o rtio n ately . W ith a ^ ^ ' “ V T u n d r e d '.« H a w c a n T e lam
CANBY:
AB R
H
8 0 E new dw ellings a re to be erected in
Dftwsett,
M
argaret
be
paid
off
and
probably
a
su
rp
lu
s
of
A
few
h
u
n
d
red
d
o
n
a
y
„
Stafford
T ra m p .”
buildings m ust be provided if th e fair
Grlbble, c.
4
1
2
th a t section th is su m m er an d th e
R ecitation— “ O lder F o lk s” , C afrie F itzg e rald, G enard G leason, H allie aside {or im provem ents. Two m ore
A. Grlbble, rf. 4
0
1
1
® la rg e r pipe line is needed to handlo
E kstrom .
I Jones, F loren ce K ern, Joyce K idder, ig t0 co n tinue, one of w hich is -to be'
d f° r ° hpy p ry o n e^ o r th e reason
Woods, ss.
4
0
1 0 « '
th e section.
Song by 'male q u a rte t from F ra n k -
d stu b b 8 , W ellesley T aylor, gcboolg. x h ie 0„ e fe a tu re alone should appeal to e ry
,ndu8trial Whipple, lb.
4
0
0
3
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T he com m ittee th a t was appointed
ling H igh.
! Maxine Thom as, V ada A nderson, th a t th e falr hM been th e fo ster parent
H uirás, If.
4
0
0
1
’ to in v estig ate on th e an n ex atio n of
D ialogue by fo u r little g irls.
W1Uene B otkin, W ill* Bushong. In a lineB. T be b uiidings erected two years age is al
>
t0 thg gchool Gibson, cf.
3
0
0
2
th e p roperty n ea r th e h igh school to
Solo— Miss E d ith S nyder of P o rt- g ,tfc Mable w in te rs , R o b ert O'Don- . m ore room m ust be provided. T he aa8° U ati n
and grow ing. The Dodge, 3b.
3
0
°
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th e city rep o rted favorably. T his
land.
nell. C arlitos S trebin. C laire Stock- patron8 th ro u g h o u t th e county to keep th s fea tu re .a liv e and gro
g
Lorenz, 2b.
3
0
0
0
seetton includes ab o u t 25 acres. A
' R ecitation— H a rrie t A nderson,
"Qn/
L r l8 th e g re a te st au x iliary of th e ag ric u ltu ral an d in d u stria l school error
Mack, p.
3
0
0
0 .
p etition will be circu lated a t once
Mixed q u a rte t from F ra n k lin H igh.
w ilk e s — C larence F ich er, W illiam an d cau s fo r th e fu ll su p p o rt of everyone.
and an election called to vote on both
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T
h
e
v
o
lu
n
teer
w
ork
on
th
e
fair
grounds
last
week
is
an
evidence(
of*
th
e
Total
D
orothy
.
K
ercberi
Nick
Spada,
Je
n
n
ie
Spada
R ecitaton -L ouise and
tra c ts o t land, th e o th e r one being
„ . . d . nf th e association. T h ere is no money in th e trea su ry to pay for sucn
W heeler.
F ay W ills.
ea st and so u th of G resham .
GRESHAM:
director.,
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.
.
.
e
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Song by m ale q u a rte t from F ra n k
O rient— H arold C arlson, W ilm a
T he tra c t n e a r th e high school Is
Brooks, cf.
d h ase, E m m a B ozarth, A lver E k
lin H igh.
Stone, 2b.
bounded by a line th a t begins at a
M em orial m arch by 10 children.
strom , A rth u r N ashahn, M arie Olson,
Bateman, c.
point on th e city lim its ab o u t 800 feet
C lara Johnson, H arold W eisenberg.
P iano solo— F lorence K ligel.
Metzger, lb.
east of Main stre e t, ru n s n o rth to th e
P
lea
san
t
View—
B
urton
C
ham
ber-
Mixed q u a rte t from
F ra n k lin
Brown, If.
n o rth line of Mrs. Mary 8 tu b b s’ prop
lain, Zesne L enore In g rah m .
Crawford, ss.
H igh.
erty , thence w est 800 feet to Main
set
Btakes
h
ere
has
been
booked
for
fair
V ictory— Melvin McCreary.
'llam lin, rf.
R ecitation— Jessie Snyder.
! g re a te st carn iv al show th a t ever
stre e t, th en w est of Main s tre e t 40
will
be
a
w
inner
Veach, 3b.
P lea san t V alley— B a rb a ra Conly, week, an d th e re is every prospet th a t the fa ir th is y ear
A ddress— Prof- I- A. M elondy of
rods and then so u th to city lim its.
S
to
c|to
n
,
p.
F ran ces D ahlquist, B e rta Evans, \ io N othing b u t bad w eath er can stop it.
P o rtlan d .
T h^ council unanim ously passed a
P rofessor M elondy w ill speak on [et Hogan> E dw ard Poppleton
C o n t r . ,, . to r .to r «
' ' f ' X “X . X X o l X “ ™ X M n U n n '
resolution req u estin g th e county a u
36 10
15
7
Total
th e various phazes of bee raising in
Lyncb— Agnes
Dickson, A rth u r
Sum m ary: 2 base \iits, E Grlbble, th o rities to deputize th e tw o town
,o e l
w hich he has had considerable ex- Eddy H elen L aw rence, Leslie Lynch,
At
A Grlbble, Woods, Brooks. (2) Metz m arsh als as deputy sheriffs.
,
.
»
H
i^n.ort,
He
will
m
ake
a
com
plete
canvass
of
his
te
rrito
ry
ami
perience and m uch study. Hs lec" Clifford M iddleton.
p resen t th e ir au th o rity u n d er no con
^
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V
c
i
X
n
T
x
p
e
c
U
th
a
t
he
will
receive
the
h
ea
rty
co-operation
of
e
v
e
r,
ger
(2)
tu r e will be pf In terest to m any as th e
BUCkley— M argaret Allen, Nancy
sid eratio n or circum stances extends
3 base hits, Stockton, Brown.
keeping of bees is a "part of farm life c h e e k , Agnes Dolloiyitch, Minnie Ro-
Sacrifice h it—Stone, Hamlin.
beyond th e town lim its b u t as deputy
th a t is m ost neglected in th is p a rt of gencrantz.
. .
Passed ball—E. Grlbble.
sheriffs they could cross th e lim its if
th e county.
C orbett— L aw rence Amderson, H ar-
H it by pitcher—by Stockton (Gib necessary in p u rsu it of a law violator.
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Chas. W alsh, m usical d irec to r of Q]d c h a m b e rla in , H orace Evans,
so n ); by Mack (S tockton).
An am endm ent to th e ord in an ce
F ra n k lin H igh school, will be P « * - W a lte r Hodges, Dolores M organ. I
™ 8 “ ^ “ ‘¿ " ^ 1 ^ 7 « expected th e re will be two’ new buildings on
Double plays—Lorenz to Woods to
reg u la tin g pool h alls was o rdered
en t w ith his stu d e n ts who will p u t W eldon Squjres, W alter Sinclalre, he mon y
Q
,„ g dat/, of The fa ir— possibly th ree. The W hipple; Brown to Crawford.
d rafted and th e o rd er passed w ith o u t
th e fa ir grou
gcboole, th e autom obile club and th e rab b it
on som e excellent num bers.
Miss i H ortense Soward
needed stru c tu re s are
a d issenting voice. T his am endm ent
T
he
autom
obile
people
REBEKAH
DELEGATES
Snyder Is spoken of in P o rtlan d m u-I
D istrict No. 44— Cecil P ullen in d u stry , all of which are dem anding m ore room
ENJOY ALBANY TRIP would close th e h alls nt 10 p. m. in
^ ï g Î Ô ^ Ï p a ^ nearly as large as th e old 1 pavilion;
Pavilion = th e rab b its
sical circles as a fu tu re p rim a donna j Qjenn Bandy.
stead of 12 p m. as a t present.
will
tuid
"grow
ing
d
ep
a
rtm
en
t
and
will
be
k
ep
t
se
p
a
ra
te
from
th
e
and 1 b considered one of th e finest^ (¿fib ert — Clayton Black. W illiam
T he council also ordere'd th a t th e
Mrs C hristen* H um ason, Mrs
sopranos of h e r age in th e city.
B urdick, W illard Dolson,
Dudly a re a new
h e re a fte r
C alla K enny, Mrs. Anna Allshouse cam p grounds be inspected and p u t
T his being C h ild ren ’s day, th e Old F ranc0 H elen H obson, A rlie Lock- P
’
constantly w ith h e a d q u a rte rs a t th e Out-
and Mrs. L ena N eedham atten d e d the Into sh ap e fo r th e sum m er travel.
W om an th a t lived in a shoe will be wQod R onlta MaXwell. Omega Me-
Mr. T horpe will be in th e field
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R ebekah assem bly a t A lbany last
p rese n t and will offer h e r children Bep E dna p |a tt, G ertru d e Schalk,
week. T he two fo rm er w ent as del VACATION BIBLE
fo r adoption.
E ach child p resent H elen W rig h t, N orm an Furley.
egates from th e G resham lodge and
SCHOOL NEXT WEEK
will have th e privilege of ta k in g
T erry — Mary H. Cowing, Alice
th e two o th e rs as visitors. T here
hom e one of h e r babies. All g ran g ers n a n le ,g TLuth K nelfel
E ducation In religion and m orals
; c o ^ U n h r i X r X ^ d o r you w a T to ^ e e 0 U die? T he resu lt depends upon were m ore th a n 600 in atten d an ce.
an d th e ir friends are cordially invit- | C edar— H arry C urry, A nnie
T he Odd Fellow s convention was Is receiving renew ed In terest and a t
Ethl»l Mofflt, G race W elch.
ed to atten d th is session
held at th e sam e tim e b u t th e G resh ten tio n by th e church and o th e r ed u
L usted— E lla B aker, W ilm a Da
grange.
am delegates w ere unable to atten d catio n al In stitu tio n s.
[vies, N ellie P itts, E rn est Quay.
The V acation Bible Bchool a t the
T uesday, th e first day of th e as
MISSIONARY WORKERS
pklrr,ew—Alice Lawrence. Mel,.» pend., « .»!•
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<„
sem bly, th e convention g u ests were M ethodist church w hich will begin
WILL MEET FRIDAY Moller.
tak en to C orvallis w here they m ade T uesday of next week Is receiving the
T ro u td ale— Edw in H ow ell, Gus
endo rsem en t of
th e
educational
an Inspection of th e buildings
T he a n n u a l convention of th e H elm ing, Clifford N ash, Celia C raw
T he delegates rep o rt th a t A lban, and religious lead ers of th e com m uni
W om an's H om e M issionary society of ford, M ildred Surber.
difficulties for fifteen years. W ill you help now o r see th e fa ir d ie.
is a fine convention tow n and th at ty. P aren ts are giving It th e ir su p p o rt
th e M ethodist Episcopal church of
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Springdale—
L eonard C a rter, Gay-
everything was done fo r th e com and th e boys and girls a re looking
th e P o rtlan d d istric t w ill be beJ d (P r^" j ]ord Davies, Alice L arso n , H elen L ar-
fo rt and p leasu re of th e visitors. The fo rw ard w ith eag ern ess to th e open
day a t L aurelw ood M ethodist Episco
son. B
— ert P arso n s, E dw ard , P arsons
convention closed T h u rsd ay . (
ing day.
pal c in rc h . Election of officers and Raym ond Reeves, E dw ard Shelly,
T he school will open each m orn
T he G resham ladies enjoyed
rep o rts of com m ittees will be the Russell W ilkinson. F lorence W ilson.
ing w ith a period of Binging, w or
special tre a t in a trip th ro u g h
w.
o«»» ,o
..
p rincipal business of th e m orning
Powell V alley— M artha Danielson,
ship, and Bible stories, in w hich all
packing plant.
session. Mrs. May C. Bliss will deliv Robey Lyon, Agnes L undquist, Rena appeal to th e good citizens of Gresh-
an o th e r d uty to th e boys of th e late
T he sch o lars will
Monday evening th e delegates will ta k e p art.
o u t on
e r an address a t th e aftern o o n ses M attson,. A rth u r M attson, S arah am to come ouv
v» th e day set apart
tQ do o u r
m ade th e ir rep o rts at th e reg u lar learn some of th e best hym ns of th e
for
th
e
purpose
of
honoring
th
e
brave
war
sion.
M etzger, E dith Taylor.
To the
church, which will m ak e th em feel a t
men who w ent fo rth to save t h i s ! d u ty by th em th e sam e
m eeting of th e R ebekahs.
T he delegates to th is convention
Rockwood— H arold Cook. B u rd ett
-I m em bers of th e A m erican Legion and
hom e In any church g ath erin g . T h ere
An
especially
good
tim
e
was
en
elected By th e local society are Mrs. Angell, G eraldine Angell, Id a Bur- b ea u tifu l co u n try , th a t we who re
joyed by those p rese n t an d th e Odd will be lively, in te re stin g contests,
A. 8. Hisey. Mrs. C. M. Zim m erm an, gess, H arry E singm unger, Ju a n ita
Fellow s co n trib u ted to th e pleasure d rills In th e use of th e Bible, and a
Mrs. Jam es S terling and Mrs. B. L. Tyson.
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period of gym nastic exercises
by su rp risin g them w ith ice cream .
W alrad. It is expected th a t a num
H u rlb u rt— A lbert Söderström , E s no n atio n can
p ,aCe of th e m eeting and pro
T he second h o u r will be tak en up
T
he
follow
ing
officers
w
ere
elected
ber of women besides these will a t th e r Tollefson.
W e hope you
fitting 1 gram will be announced in th e next to serve fo r th e n ex t y ear: Mrs. An w ith classes su ited to th e needs of
.
tend th e convention.
L ato u re ll— Mabel L add, Tacy R a good ro u n d n u m b ers to pay a
T h ere will bo
trib u te to th e brave, noble dead, who issue of th e O utlook,
nabelle K irkw ood, N. O.; Mrs. Em m a th e different ages.
cine.
MRS. VENA SNASHALL.
W alrad, V. G.; Mrs. K atie Sunday, stu d ies In th e catechism s, in church
sleep
in
th
e
hom
eland,
b
eneath
the
NEW FACTORY WANTS
Springfield— M arie Ihrke.
P re sid en t M. A. Ross W om en's
se creta ry ; Mrs. C alla K enney, tre a s h istory, lives of th e heroes of th e
B ridal Veil—rM arie A nderson, La- sea, o r in foreign lauds. T his is
SITE IN GRESHAM
Relief Corps No. 8.
church, and In th e Bible.
le
a
st
we
can
do.
T
he
u rer.
•
*
really
th
e
v ern a Ilayce, B urton Bush, C harles
As every school m ust have a tex t
T here will be a special m eeting o t L aw rence, S tella W eise.
INTOXICATED CONDITION
BUNDLE ° £ Y ” ERE
book, each child Is req u ested to bring
W R. C. AND G A R.
th e G resham B usiness association in
M ountain— M arlon B utler, T helm a
ENJOY MEETING his own Bible.
LEADS TO ARREST
TO AID ARMENIANS
th e city hall, T h ursday n ig h t. May B urkholder.
T he la st h alf h o u r will be given
■-------- \ ™ it ,1 I,,»,,. ! T his is A rm enian R elief week an d
26, a t 8 o'clock. T he business men
D epartm ent P resid en t Mrs. Cora over to organized play, w ith gam es
C
arl
Soderquist
an
d
zT
elford
John-
tom
orrow
wt|l
be
B
undle
Day
M
ayor
and o th ers in te reste d are invited to j y jj jjjg T E R g INVITED
son both m inors, w ere <r< nted Sat- K A Mm e r Is m aking a special ap- McBride, Mr. an d Mrs. S lau g h ter- su ited to the age and th e stre n g th of
m eet Mr. ButldT and associates who
TO SEE PHOTOPLAY urday evening fo r being on the ppal to , he people of O rw ham and back, Mr. and Mrs. W orden, an d Mr. th e different groups.
a re ab o u t to s ta r t a w ood-w orking
T aylor w ere P o rtlan d v isito rs at the
T h ere will be som ething for every
M inisters of all d en o m in atio n s are . „ X „Tr,r„h.n, ,» .»
factory in G resham , to be located on
m eeting of th e G. A. R. and W. R. C.
pointed th e city hall as th e place which was held a t th e g ran g e hall m inute of th e forenoon for every
th e Mt. Hood railro a d . T his is said to be guests of M anager A drian S at condition.
T rial was se t fo r th is aftern o o n at w bere people may leave garm en ts In-
pupil.
to be a su re th in g , being an incor urday, a t 2 :3 0 . to see th e screen p ro
2 when both bovs .pleaded e g u ilty and tended for this
T he hall , la st S aturday.
All th e boys and g irls of G resham
any purpose
day thfg wepk
poration w ith a capital stock of 375,- duction of "In sid e th e Cup.” < T his 2 when Doin Doy» u
This was an u n u su ally p leasan t a f who have had a t le ast one y ear In
contr)butli, ns may be left there. Any
000. L arg e o rd ers are said to be screen classic is one of th e seaso n ’s were given fines o l 325 and 33
fair and th e re was a la rg e a tte n d school will be welcomed to th e
w an in g ’and they a re in a h u rry to I best productions, and d e a ls .w ith a spectlvely and w ere adm onished by garn)pnt8 arP gcceptible if they still
ance. A delicious d in n e r was served
g e t a location, to consist of th re e problem th a t confronts to some ex C. G Schneider, m iniclpal Judge, to baVP gome w earing q u alities left, ex-
classes.
a t noon.
T he cooperation of th e p are n ts and
a c r e s and s ta r t th e ir factory. T hey te n t, tho u san d s of churches
Inside quit th e d rin k in g of m oonshine w hile eepting th a t old silk s and
A fea tu re of th e day ’s program was th e com m unity will help g rea tly to
ask
i site u n d er certain condl-1 the C up” will be given S aturday,
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th e p resen tatio n td th e W. R. C. by m ake th is o u r first V acation School a
ay and you will find It leads to m ore also soucn
lions. It is Im p o rtan t th a t th e c l ti- ' m atinee and n ight, and Sunday night,
N. L. Sm ith of a b ea u tifu l b o uquet of g re a t success.
tro
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b
le
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he
said.
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he
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r
was
ob-
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wovem
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stre
et
near
zens in te reste d be p rese n t T h ursday i
flowers
Mr. Sm ith was able to a t
Hood avenue, phone 993.
G reen i u jn e )j ,n P o rtla n d th e boys said.
n ig h t to m eet these men and consider | T he Junior class play,
tend th e m eeting w hich was a p leas Infant Son o f Mrs. B essie C unning
S tockings” was very successfully c a r - ____________ _________________ _—
th e ir offer.
u re to him self an d friends.
ham Dies.
ried out.
T he proceeds from the
-
play w ere good and will be used to
Lionel
Jo
h
n C unningham , in fan t
C oncert for P o w ell V alley.
FordMin to Ix-nionetrate Htninp P u ll
eet th e expenses
of th e class. Much
T he ch o ir of L u th e ra n E m a n u e l m
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son
of
Mrs.
Bessie
C unningham died
in g A b ility.
church of P o rtlan d will give a g ran d i rrp d it fo r tb e success of th e play Is
S atu rd ay , May 3-, H e was two
T
h
u
rsd
ay
,
May
26,
a
d
em
onstra-
concert In th e Swedish L m h e ra n
May W ilson, th e
to Izouise M
; tlon of stu m p pulling will be given weeks and one day old b u t had su f
Saron church of Pow ell V alley o n .
At Gresham Grange Hall
M orrison who as-
coach
and
Miss
Sunday, Ju n e 5, a t 3 o'clock P m
a t th e B. F. D ah lh am m er farm on fered from convulsions d u rin g a
T he tim e ha« been* changed from sisted.
M ENU
th e Rockwood crossroad
A Fordson g re a te r p a rt of his sh o rt life.
May 28.
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F u n e ra l services w ere held Mon
Veal Croquettes with Tomato Sauce
i
tra
c
to
r
will
d
em
o
n
strate
Its ability
I A c h a racter party was enjoyed a^
Potatoes
day
m orning and th e little body was
Sweet Pickles
Salad and Saltlnes
Card of T hanks.
to h an d le th is type of work.
th e lib rary T uesday aftern o o n by 25
Hot Pa.’ker House Rolls
We wish to express o u r g rate fu l o r 30 children. A n u m b er of c h a r
All In terested are Invited to a t laid to rest In th e O resham ceme
Wild Blackberry pie a la mode
Tea and Coffee
appreciation to the friends and neigh acters were rep resen ted and a jolly-
tend. T he farm Is located on th e tery. T he fa th e r of th e baby w as
bors for th e kindness and sym pathy
crossroad betw eep th e Section L ine killed several montbB ago in a mill
show n us in o u r recen t bereavem ent afterno o n of gam es resu lted from the
A
ll
for
50
cents
accident.
¡an d Pow ell Valley roads.
an d fo r th e b ea u tifu l floral offerings. leadersh ip of Miss H. R uth Mon
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MAKES MEMORIAL DAY APPEAL
W. C. T. U. DINNER
Wednesday, May 25, beginning at 5:45 p. m.
R H E t’BY J ROBINSON,
J M ROBINSON.
tague