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G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON,
VOL. 11, NO. 26
DR. YOUNGSON TO
PREACH HERE
Dr. W. W. Youngson, d istric t su
p erin ten d en t of th e P o rtlan d D istrict
will conduct the services an d preach
th e evening serm on at th e M ethodist
church next Sunday evening. Dr.
Y oungson alw ays has a m essage th a t
com m ands atte n tio n and th a t is
w orth hearing.
At th e m orning service th e m em
bers of th e G. A. R ., th e W. R. C., the
Spanish W ar V eterans, and the
A m erican Legion will assem ble and
a tte n d th e church in a body. The
serm on by th e p astor. Rev. A. S.
Hisey, will be a m em orial address on
th e topic, “T he H igher P a trio tism .’’
M embers of th ese o rganizations
will m eet in fro n t of the Legion hall
on Powell stre e t a t ab o u t 1 0:45 a. m.
On T uesday, May 31, th e V acation
School will begin its sessions. All
the boys and g irls of G resham be
tw een th e ages of seven and fourteen
are invited to enroll. T h e outline
of th e daily program is as follow s:
9 :00 a. m. Assembly fo r w orship.
9 :2 0 a. m. Bible stories, covering
th e m ain points of th e Old T esta
m ent.
A different person will tell the
story each day.
9 :45 a. m. Bible drill.
10:00 a. m. C alesthenics, b reath in g ,
songs, yells, etc.
10:10 a. m. Classes for prim aries,
ju n io rs and interm ediates.
10:45 a. m. Music period. Singing
and learnings hym ns, songs, etc,
1 1:00 a. m. Closing of th e study
period.
1 1:00 a. m. R ecreational period,
volley ball, quoits, baseball, etc.
1 1:30 a. m. Dism issal.
Each stu d e n t is requested to bring
a Bible, pencil, and note book. An
en ro llm en t fee of 25c is requested
fo r each pupil to help defray some
of the cost of conducting th e school.
Daily offerings will also be taken.
Miss G ertru d e A lexander will have
charge of th e prim ary section, which
will close its w ork at 1 1:00 a. m.
P rofessor Q uicksall will have the
ju n io rs and direct the play period.
Mr. Hisey will teach th e interm edi-
“UANT THY BREAD
UPON THE WATERS”
T his is A rm enian Relief week
and appeal is m ade fo r all th e as
sistance it is possible fo r any of
o u r citizens to give to th is w orthy
cause. In response to th e call fo r
bundles of clo th in g sev eral have
been left at th e city hall a t G resh
am. T here sh o u ld be m any m ore.
W ill every re a d e r consider th is
an u rg en t req u est fo r such help as
it is possible to give. Used clo th
ing— an y th in g serviceable will be
ap preciated by th e so licito rs and
th e g iv e r may be assu red it will
benefit som eone in need.
W. C. T. U. DINNER PROVES
A DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR
The W. C. T. U. d in n er last W ed
nesday was a g litte rin g success. The
m ain room of th e gran g e h all was
filled w ith sm all tables, each pre
sided over by a “ W hite R lbboner,”
assisted by tw o young ladies whose
deftness in ta b le d ecorations and
serving, beggars description.
T he m enu as adv ertised was
served. T he k itch en force like th e
dining room o p erato rs, was m ade up
of experts. C ro q u ettes w ere cooked
and served piping h ot w ith v eg et
ables, pickles and d ain ty salads. T he
F ish e r M illing com pany don ated th e
flour o u t of w hich th e G resham
baker, T. Van D oninck, m ade those
delicious P a rk e r House rolls, over
w hich everyone exclaimed.
T he large pieces of pie w ith a su p er
generous covering of ice cream will
n o t soon be forgotten.
L ast, b u t n ot least, was th e excel
len t cofTee m ade by a professional
chef in reg u latio n 1 w hite uniform ,
know n am ong th e men as “ B ill,”
o therw ise Mr. Congdon.
T he ladles of th e Union wish to
th a n k th e public for th e m any d o n a
tions and gen ero u s p atronage.
T he hostesses were Mrs. C. J
L undquist, Mrs E. D avidson, Mrs.
Jo h n M etzger, Mrs. Jo h n Brown,
Mrs. F . V olbrecht, Mrs. W. R. K ern,
Mrs. H. C. L arsen, Mrs. Jan ies S terl
ing. Mrs. H. W. S trong an d Mrs. J.
N. C lanahan.
FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1921
PUBLIC IS URGED TO HELP
MULTNOMAH COUNTY FAIR
ON ITS FEET FINANCIALLY
W ith th e refu sal of the county com m issioners to come to th e assistance
of th e M ultnom ah County F a ir it has become necessary for th e fa ir associa
tio n to m ake an appeal to th e public for help T he only financial support
th is y ear and fo r th e fu tu re as fa r as can be seen is th e an n u al tax fund of
$3,500 w hich m ust be used fo r prem ium s. T h at sum is not larg e enough
by one-half. O rdinarily it is n o t larg e enough to pay th e livestock
prem ium s.
A p ersisten t effort is being m ade, it appears, to get th e fair aw ay from
G resham . T h a t idea may have had some influence w ith th e budget com
m ittee in refu sin g to give th e fa ir th e financial su p p o rt it is en tttled to.
All th e o th e r counties in th is sta te and in W ashington a re receiving b e tte r
su p p o rt th a n th is one— and th is is one of th e rich est counties in th e whole
n o rth w est.
It is up to th e people now to keep th e fa ir a t G resham and to keep it
alive and flourishing.
T h at indebtedness of $19,000 m ust be liq u id ated in som e way. T he sale
of th e new stock issue of $15,000 will not q u ite do it b ut It will come close
enough to give th e present sto ck h o ld ers g rea t en couragem ent and p u t th e
in stitu tio n on a firm foundation. T he money to be raised will go to pay off
; som e of th e debts and a successful fa ir th is y ear will in su re a la rg e r and
b e tte r fa ir next year. The w hole m a tte r is in th e h an d s of th e people. If
they w ant to keep th e fa ir h ere they m ust come to its rescue.
Soliciting for su b scrip tio n s to th e capital stock will be continued with
th e expectation th a t th e new issue of 3000 sh ares will all be sold
The
salv atio n of 'th e fa ir depends upon raising th e money needed to put the
association out of debt and th e money will be used for th a t purpose. T here
a re m any prom ises of su p p o rt and q u ite a n u m b er have alread y subscribed.
A la rg e r num ber of stockholders will cre ate m ore in te rest and p u t new
energy in th e fair. O ther d irecto rs will be chosen in some instances and
new ideas will certain ly be a g reat help, as th e conditions change and the
county developes.
T he canvass for stock su b scrip tio n s in th e te rrito ry east of Rockwood
w ill continue in ch arg e of E. L. T horpe, one of th e p resen t board of d irect
ors. H is h ea d q u arte rs will be at th e O utlook office w here word o r phone
calls will be tak en fo r his atte n tio n , and it is confidently expected th a t the
responses to all appeals for su b scrip tio n s will m eet w ith a h earty response.
T h ere seem s to be no o th e r way to save the county fa ir and everyone is in
vited to help.
CUBAN l 'P AUTO CAMP
GROUNDS TUESDAY NIGHT
“ T he C am pbells are com ing,
heigh-ho! h eig h -h o !” and so are
th e au to to u rists and cam pers.
Signs a re being placed on the
county roads leading th ro u g n
G resham Inviting use of th e beau
tifu l grove and au to cam p ground
here.
T he grounds were put in very
good sh ap e last sum m er— a little
late but w ere used by q u ite a n um
ber for a sh o rt season. The
g ro u n d s are all th a t could be de
sired in many respects but need
cleaning up. T he tim e set for do
ing th is is Tuesday night. May 31.
at 6 o'clock.
G resham business men and cit-
zens gen erally , men and women,
are invited to p articip ate tn th is
Im p o rtan t event. Bring tools, a
lunch, a few good jokes, a sm ile or
two and a w illingness to work for
about two hours. T he ladles are
asked to assist with a hand-out
lunch.
LET'S GO!
COOKING AND SEWING
CLUB COMPLETE WORK
L ast week and th is have been bu
weeks for th e leaders of cooking and
sewing clubs, who staged exhibits,
d em onstrations, en tertain m en ts, etc ,
at various schools In th e county.
G resham clubs gave th e ir exhibits
first. They had fo u r clubs, th ree in
sew ing and one in cooking. An ac
count of th is dem o n stratio n was g iv
en last week. One of th e rem ark ab le
featu res was th e achievem ent of the
first year sew ing club of 15 g irls be
tw een th e ages of nine and ten who
finished 100 per cent u n d er th e lead
ership of Miss G race Ogilbee.
W ednesday th e eounty le ad e r went
to th re e d em onstrations, dem on
stra tin g th e ability of one person to
be th re e places in alm ost th e sam e
tim e. T he first was a 100 per cent
sewing exhibit and d em o n stratio n at
F airv ale, th e second 100 per cent
cooking club d em o n stratio n at H ills
dale w here th e club served "golden
“ G resham 's rep u ta tio n is second to none In the. s ta te fo r response to rod” eggs on toast. L ater tb e cook
p atrio tic ap p eals,” says J. J H u n sak er, sta te d irecto r N ear-E ast Relief com ing club of R ussellville, which has
m ittee, in a le tte r to Ju d g e G. W. S tapleton, M ultnom ah county chairm an. also finished 100 p er cent, served an
"I am confident th a t u n d er your leadership, an d M ayor M iller’s th a t both en tire m eal to th e officers of th e P a r
clothing and funds in generous am ounts will be tu rn ed over to us as we ent-T eacher association, th e m others
a tte m p t to relieve th e g rea test suffering th e world has ev er know n.”
of th e m em bers and th e county lead
In explanation of conditions m ak in g relief w ork very u rg en t Mr. H u n er. ’»he occasion was m ade doubly
sa k e r says:
enjoyable by th e fact th a t It was the
"T h e sp rin g crop in th e P rovince of Chili, covering ab o u t one-fifth of the leader, Mrs. J. W elbes' b irth d ay and
fam ine area, is alm o st a to tal failure. No possible help can come to th e th e club had prep ared a b eau tifu l
2,000000 people th e re before A ugust. Rains have fallen over approxim ately b irthday cake and also presented her
80 per cent of th e area, but th e re Is grave d an g er th a t th e people In th e ir with two pyrex baking dishes as an
d esperation will te a r up th e grow ing crops fo r food. F u n d s h ith e rto con expression of th e ir appreciation of
POULTRY CLUBS
OREGON BAPTISTS HAVE
trib u te d from A m ericans have saved at le ast 7,000,000 lives. Only th e I
HOLD MEETING
NEW ASSEMBLY GROUNDS m ost stren u o u s efforts will avail to save th e 5,000,000 d u rin g the next six her work.
T h u rsd ay the W ilkes sew ing club
A joint meeting of the P oultry Clubs
B aptists th ro u g h o u t th e sta te will weeks.
gave a d em o n stratio n and exhibit of
of the eounty is being held a t the Siedl rejoice in th e p urchase of a p erm a
“T he need In th e N ear E ast is just as intense, alth o u g h not on such a th eir work.
farm this afternoon. The Lynch club n en t Assembly g rounds fo r Oregon trem endous scale. Due to th e constant fighting betw een T u rk s and GreekB
F riday a mass m eeting was held
will dem onstrate "feeds and feeding” B aptists a t C olum bia City, b ordering and th e efforts of th e A rm enians to expel th e B olshevists from th e ir te rr i at C o rb ett when four cooking anq
and will show the use of a self-feeder upon th e g reat Colum bia river, 30 to ry , th e land Is co n stan tly h arried by war. E ighteen th o u san d children in sew ing clubs gave d em onstrations.
which has been constructed by the club m iles below P o rtlan d and accessible o u r O rphanage a t A lexandropol, probably th e larg est O rphanage In th e The cooking club gave a d em o n stra
members under the direction of Win. e ith e r by boat or th e C olum bia h ig h w orld, were saved from sta rv a tio n recently by the arriv a l of a cargo of food tion on tlie proper se ttin g of n tab le
Averill head of the Union High school way o r by the S. P. & S. Ry. T he stuffs on th e very day th e ir last half ratio n s were exhausted. T his is only and th e serving of a form al dinner.
g rounds a re ad m irab ly located for one incident of m any I m ight re la te rep o rted to me by o u r w orkers In the T here w ere th ree 100 per cent clubs
A gricultural departm ent.
Mrs. Seidle will give the young poul Assembly purposes, th e re being at N ear East.
present.
S prin g d ale cooking clut>
"In both co u n tries are groups of A m ericans w orking far beyond th e ir had an in te restin g ex h ib it of eight
trym en some valuable work on cull this p resen t tim e several b u ild in g ^
ing of young chicks and also on the w hich w ere used by th e Som m erstrom i stre n g th In an effort to stretch to Its fa rth e re st lim it th e relief which we are or ten different kinds of bread which
disposing of the young cockerels.
S hipbuilding Co., d u rin g th e w ar, sending. You wBl agree w ith me th at it is a h ard task fo r A m ericans to had been m ade w ith yeast. N ut-
Mrs. A. C. A lthans will explain m eth when this com pany was building pick out ce rtain people to live and to condem n o th e r equally needy and de bread, P a rk e r H ouse rolls, do u g h
ods of storing eggs and will explain ships for th e governm ent. T he young serv in g ones to d eath. T his Is exactly w hat they are doing In th e N ear nut», etc., w ere displayed by the
people th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te are m ak E ast and in C hina to d ay .”
th e value of infertile eggs.
m em bers am ong whom are several
T reatm ent for lice and m ites will be ing g re a t plans fo r th e ir Assembly
boys.
dem onstrated for the benefit of the to m eet a t C olum bia City, Ju ly 29 to UNION DISTRICT WILL
SUNDAY PROGRAM OF
Buckley school held a local exhibit
young poultrym en.
A ugust 8.
D istinguished teach ers
PROCEED WITH BUILDING
GRADUATING EXERCISES on F riday. T his is also a 100 per
from o utsid e th e sta te as w ell as well
cent club.
O ther clubs th a t have
A new school house will be built
Commencement week for Union com pleted th e w ork are th e M aple
know n p asto rs and deno m in atio n al
leaders w ithin th e sta te will be on this sum m er In Union D istrict, No. ' High School No. 2, will begin with the wood, B ridal Veil and W est P o rt
Miss Mary Hansen has been invited th e program .
26, Clackamas county, on a new site i Sunday program to be given a t the land clubs.
T h ere is to be an excursion from voted upon by the residents of the dis Gresham M ethodist Episcopal church
by H. C. Seymour, state president, to
Fairview sew ing club is holding a
attend the O. A. C. sum m er school at P o rtla n d to C olum bia City on D ecor tric t last July. The building will be 4« next Sunday at 2:30 o’clock. Dr Wm. local exhibit today.
Corvallis to assist in chaperoning the atio n day for th e benefit of th e Bap by 70 feet and will be furnished with Wallace Youngson of Portland will
club girls who are going to spend the tis t young people, relativ es and modern equipment, according to the preach the sermon to the graduates. SECOND HAND STORE
! Itev. A. S. Hisey, Rev. H. R. Gebhardt
friends.
Boat will leave foot of school clerk, A. L Heacoek.
two weeks of study and play there.
IS SOLD TO TEXAS MAN
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ruby have re A lder stre e t a t 8 :3 0 a. m .; fare $1
Work on the building has been tem and Rev. J. E. Brown will assist In the
services. Prof. Tom G. Taylor will
E E, Chipman has sold his second
turned to th e ir home on th e Base Line round trip .
porarily delayed by the filing of a pe
A m em orial ad d ress will be given titio n In the circu it court asking for i have charge of the special music which hand store to D. P. Milllkln of Merce
road. They were greeting friends at
the W. C. T. U. dinner which was given S unday m orning in th e G resham B ap an Injunction against the building. will be furnished by the Treble Clef des, Texas, who Is «tanning to con
tist church.
"Ju d g m e n t of Love” ] The court has passed favorably on the : Club and Boys Glee Club. He will play duct the business In second hand goods
W ednesday evening.
and
recessional as well as taking on several new lines
Rev. A. J. Hopper, the new pastor of will be th e them e of th e evening proceedings of the d istrict and has re jth e processional
; marches.
of goods.
the Free Methodist «lu rch , will preach m essage. You are invited to th ese J fused to g ran t the Injunction.
Mr. and Mrs. Milllkln are living in
Sunday m orning at 11 o’clock. Rev. services
M anager A drian, of th e G resham Mrs. W ostell’s little cottage on Second
F uneral o f Mrs. A nna H ill to He Held
Hopper will be located here soon. All
T h eater, hopes th a t every m in ister In Street. They have been m aking a num
Sunday.
are invited to attend and hear him. SANDY HIGH PRESENTS
M ultnom ah and C lackam as
Mrs. Anna H ill, m o th er of C larence c eastern
ROSE 0 PLYMOUTH TOWN
Rev. Hopper Is well known here where
o u n tie s will accept his Invitation to ber of Improvements In the. shop and
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resham
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atten d th e m atin ee a t 2:30 S aturday are planning more. If the business
he has visited many tim es during his
T he sen io r class play “ A Rose
h er hom e In P o rtlan d . F u n eral se rv I to w itness "In sid e th e C up.”
proves .encoraging they expect to buy
work as d istric t elder.
O’P lym outh T ow n": of th e Sandy high ]
and build a home here.
The graduates of the class of !fil school will be given S atu rd ay even ices will be held at th e B ap tist rh u rrh
CEDAR POSTS for sale C ?dar
num ber 55 and It seemed a large num ing. May 28, at th e I. O. O F. h all at 8unday aftern o o n a t 2 o ’clock. In DRY
C reek shingle m ill, Sandy, Oregon.
te rm en t In th e G resham cem etery.
ber indeed when they all came down Sandy.
W rite for prices. On county road ELMER F. GOODWIN
HONORED BY GIFT
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F ran k
town in a body T nursday for some
Subscribe
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T he play Is a sto ry of th e old days
P ierce, Sandy, phone 121.
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practice work a t the Masonic Hall. In P lym outh and is very p opular your P o rtlan d Dally.
Elm er F. Goodwin, print lpal of tbe
Gowns have been ordered and worn for am ong high school classes.
■a an » » f ti I
Union High 8cliool was presented with
the first tim e today a t the school.
A m ost a ttra c tiv e p rogram has
a beautiful gold fountain pen and pen
Since exam inations begin next week been prin ted and It m ig h t be well
cil in a beautiful ease.
P resi
th is Is virtu ally the lastxlay of school. fo r p atro n s to ta k e heed of th e fol
dent M aurice Botkin made the present
Miss Olive Wedin was sent home] low ing w arn in g : "N. B. All ye best .
ation speech on behalf of the student
from High School last week as a sus sittin g s will be tak en by those who 1
body. Mr. Goodwin was completely
pected victim of smallpox.
get them first.”
surprised by the gift which was pre
Preaching services will be In the
Music by George Beers and re a d
sented this m orning at the close of the
English language at the Zion Evan ings by .Miss Ruby Dodd assisted by
exercises In which the Ju n io r Class
gelical church Sunday m orning. At Miss M ildred Bosholm will be given
took th e ir places in assembly for the
th is tim e an offering will be taken* betw een acts.
coming year and the senior class tn
for E lm hurst College in Illinois. At
Miss Earner M lxter Is p rincipal of
caps and gowns m aicned to the front
11:40 the Sunday school will meet In th e school.
of the room.
regular session.
Rev. E arl B Cotton will preach
At 8:00 p m.. the Young Peoples th e serm on to th e grad u ate« of th e
Geo W. W onaeott of the M. A. Ross
le a g u e will take up the topic, "Miss Sandy high a t th e M ethodist church
Post and Floyd L. Mack of Gresham
ionary Results In Africa.” W alter Ram S unday evening.
Post, A. L. made Memorial Day ad
er will lead the meeting. The question
dresses a t Union High School th is a f
•How can the members of the church
Read the ads. Get the business ;
ternoon.
*,d the League best assist th e ir pas- benefit of the paper as well as the
In his w ork?” will be discussed,
Drop onto a few of the bargain«
Don’t slight yourself by slighting
are invited to attend.
offered In tbe want columns
the want ads.
MORE GENEROUS RESPONSE
SHOULD BE MADE TO APPEAL
Additional Locals
GRESHAM BUSINESS HOUSES
CLOSED ALL DAY
MONDAY, MAY 30
Decoration Day
(Legal Holiday)
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
WOODWORKING
PLANT HERE,MAYBE
The G resham business men held a
special m eeting last night and list
ened to th e proposal of F. J. Zwtbel,
of P o rtlan d , who Is seeking a loca
tion here for his w oodw orking fac
tory for the m a n u factu re of spindles,
sh u ttles, baskets, boxes, and various
wood novelties.
T he proposition as to a site did
not come in Just th e way th e busi
ness men had been led to expect but
those present who expressed th eir
opinion agreed th a t it appeared to be
a safe plan and th a t th is was an ideal
location.
One of its m ain advantages is th a t
tt Is n ear the source of supply for th e
wood used, which is Oregon maple,
ald er and dogwood, much of which
conies from th e co untry east of here.
T he site desired is close to th e
Beaver S tate M otor works. A bu ild
ing, 40x100, is proposed of fireproof
construction.
T he p la n t could be in operation tn
about 90 days.
Mr. Zwibel already has a p attern
shop In P o rtlan d w orth about $10,-
000. L etters w ere read from mills
on th e coast show ing th a t orders
were practically w aiting for the prod
uct proposed. Mr. Zwibel Is quite
fam iliar w ith th e line of business.
He was accom panied at last n ig h t’s
m eeting by Mr. B u tler and son, who
are Interested In locating the factory
here.
It was considered th e proposal
should be carefully Investigated and
a com m ittee, consisting of K. A. Mil
ler, L. L. K idder and A. Meyers, was
appointed to look into th e m a tte r
carefully and report.
DECORATION SERVICES
TO BE HELD MONDAY
Decoration Day services will be held
at the llcthcl Baptlsu churt h In G resh
am, Monday m orning at 10 o’clock, un
der the direction or tne M. A. Ross
Bost G. A. It. and the Women’s Relief
Corps. All soldiers, sailors and m a
rines of the World War and the Span
ish-American War are Invited to take
p art In the services as well as friends
and relatives of the veterans.
Tin* program has been arranged as
follows:
America .............................. Audience
(Accompanist Miss Edith Lyman)
Invocation .............. Rev. A. 8. Hisey
Reading of the General Orders,
by a member of the M. A. Ross Post.
IteHding, "G ettysburg Address,”
...................... Rev. H. R Gebhardt.
Solo .................................. C. E. Rusher.
Address .............. Rev. Earl B. Cotton.
S tar Spangled Banner . . . . Audience.
Distribution of flowws . . . Boy Scouts
Benediction . . . . Rev. Jesse E. Brown.
The program will be followed Im
mediately by services at the mound In
the cemetery, by thz Women’s Relief
Corps, In honor of the unknown dead.
POTATO CLUBS HOLD
JUDGING CONTEST
At the mass meeting of East of the
Sandy clubs which was held at Corbett
High School last Friday, the members
of the potato club took p art In a po
tato fudging contest. Sixteen out of
the tw enty members participated.
Splendid work was done by th e boys
v ho were divided In’o two groups,
first and second year boys, were
formed and the result of experience
was evident when It was found that
the first year boys averaged 35 m is
takes while the second year boys on
ly averaged twelve.
This Is the first potato club In the
state to take up Judging as extensively
as the east of Sandy club is doing.
Mr Lasley visited O rient last week
and gave Instructions to the boys
there. These boys are keen wide
awake lads and are striving to win the
state honors
Ix*k antler-llednar.
A reception was given a t the Lek-
an d e r hom e W ednesday evening In
honor of th e ir d au g h te r Id a whose
m arriag e to W alter B ednar took
place in P o rtlan d W ednesday, 2 p.m.
May 18
The bride wore a w hite G eorgette
dress and carred a corsage bouquet
of roses. H er a tte n d a n ts were her
sister. Ruby, who wore an organdie
dresa and carrrled a bouquet of c a r
nations, and E dner W edln, a friend
of the groom
The rooms were b eautifully decor-
ated in pink and white.
A four-
course d in n e r was served to th irty
guests.
The couple left F riday for San
F rancisco and Yosemite P ark and
will be hom e a fte r Ju n e 1 at P o rtlan d
w here th e groom Is employed.
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