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A
W EEK
VOL. 11, NO. 28
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON,
FRIDAY, JU N E 3, 1921
TEAM WINS
SIX GAMES STRAIGHT PIONEER COUPLE HONORED BY FRIENDS
COMMERCIAL PUPIL GRESHAM
ON THEIR 60TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
WINS HIGH HONORS
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
VISITING^ PASTORS^ T °HURCH
OBSERVING WRITER
BOOSTS FOR BORING
T he G resham Base B all team con-1
Next Sunday, Ju n e 5, Rev. F. H.
tin u ed its w inning s tre a k by d efeating
F reu n d of P o rtlan d will hold the
two team s on S unday and Monday.
reg u la r services at th e Zion E van
T he V ancouver S oldiers cam e on
One of th e most unique an d mem- was most effectively read by Mrs.
Thia week Gladys
H arm on,
a Sunday prepared to go “over th e to p " ! o rab le occasions ever held in E ast- W atters and th en presented to the gelical church in th e E nglish lang
(By Rica A nderson)
Services begin a t 1 0:30 A.
m em ber of th e senior class of the They sta rte d accordingly, h ittin g El- ern M ultnom ah was enjoyed by a honor» d couple. Mrs. W atters then uage.
Most
of
us feel like Mrs. W iggs
Union H igh School, was aw arded
large n u m b er of frien d s who g ath - with a few ap ro p riate rem a rk s ad- M., and Sunday School follow s im
kins freely but a fte r he was replaced ered
who
said
:
"M y,
this
w eath er is
m
ediately
afte
r.
__________
u
n
d
er
____
th
e
_____
trees
_
_
a
t
___________
th
e
hom
e
_
of
dressed
th
e
b
rid
e
of
sixty
years
ago
• th e gold m edal for speed in typing.
Two weeks from Sunday, on th e g ran d . It m akes me feel good clean
She is th e first stu d e n t in th e h is by Stockton in th e second in ning th e ir i Kev. and Mrs. J. H. Wood, Wed- an d e pressed in th e w ords of th e
scoring was stopped. G resham got in- ueeday, Ju n e 1st, in h o n o r of th e ir poet the love an d esteem in w hich th e 19th of Ju n e, Rev. F reu n d wilt down my back. It I w asn't so stove
to ry of the Union H igh School to te rested ab o u t th is tim e and g ath ered t>Oth w edding an n iv ersary . T he day wives o' th e m in isters held her, fo r ag
aiu preach in th e E nglish lang-
achieve this honor. To secure th is s ix r u n s e n o u e h t o t i e t h e s c o r e an d waB a Perfect Ju n e day. T he se ttin g h er leadership in days past. At th e uage, and a fte r th e close of Sun- up and nobody was looking. I'd s k it
for
th
e
scene
u
n
d
e
r
th
e
sp
rea
d
in
g
conclusion,
Mrs.
W
a
tte
rs
presen
ted
day
School th e m em bers and friends te r round th is h ere yard like a
m edal offered by th e R em ington-
Somebody else, ju st
U nderw ood people, th e co n testan t nosed in th e w inning ru n in th e 8th branches of th e ch erry an d apple Mrs. Wood w ith "a little gold m ine all of th e church will go to th e an n u al young colt.”
w hile Stockton a t his best held th e j trees was ideal, and th e happy your ow n.” w hich was a g ift of m on- S unday School picnic. All m em bers
m u st type a t least fifty-five w ords Soldiers scoreless. F in al score 7 to 6. frien d s who g ath ered in such sw eet e y freighted w ith love and apprecia- and friends of the ch u rch are cor-1 as _ wise, , said th a t days lik e th ese
.
p e r m in u te for ten m inutes w ith an
O n M o n d ay th e A m e ric a n C a n C o
and
fellow ship m ade it seem tion fro m th e p asto rs' wives.
dially invited to atten d both serv- tu rn “ >ounS «nans th o u g h ts to m ak-
'
" as one m an expressed it, " I feel as if
Dr. \ oungson then spoke on th e ices, and th e picnic on th e 19th.
| >ng love and a young lady's m ind to
allow ance fo r five possible erro rs.
T he p asto r and his wife Rev. an 1 w riting jingles.
W e’ll say it does!
T his senior o u tra n th e req u irem en ts tossers, of I o rtlan d , intended can n in g j w ere jn heaven when I close niy b eautiful sp irit, th e b rotherhood and
the bunch but In a seasaw gam e w ere ; eyes.” H appiness was th e key n o te C hristian frien d sh ip w hich had been
Mrs. G ebhardt left W ednesday for -r |le bloom and th e buds t h e b e e s
and averaged fifty-nine words.
defeated 11 to 7. C raw ford sta rte d of th e day and th e frien d s all vied m anifest th ro u g h o u t th e aftern o o n
an extended vacation a t th e ir old
,
,, ,
,
'
w ith one a n o th e r to do honor to th e and said th a t th e day had been fo r hom e n ea r Chicago. Rev. G eb h ard t
Ian d ,h e bu*8 a11 buzzing ab o u t th is
Follow ing as h e r u nderstudies,
for
G
resham
and
w
orked
good
u
n
til
Miss W ebb, head of th e d ep a rtm en t
aged couple who th o ro u g h ly enjoyed j him th e h appiest, hom iest, best day is going a t th e m ost u rg en t request b eau tifu l Boring country, m ake one
rep o rts six typing stu d e n ts who have replaced by S tockton In th e fo u rth the day an d enjoyed to th e fu llest ex- in all th e eig h t th a t he had sp en t in of th e church from which he was Just " b u s t” in to poetry w ithout half
secured tin- Forty-Word C redential inning.
T he w recking crew cam e I te n t th e renew ed fellow ship w ith th e Oregon. At th e conclusion of his re- ordained. He will be th e sp e ak e r at
C ertificate. T he conditions for th is to th e fro n t a t th is tim e an d g a th e r-j many d ea r friends and co-laborere of m arks he p resen ted Rev. an d Mrs. . th e Golden Ju b ilee services Ju n e 12, trying.
S traw b erries a re tu rn in g red up
honor req u ire an average of forty
Wood w ith a b ea u tifu l volum n “ In a t w hich tim e one of his frien d s will
w ords for ten m inutes w ith th e sam e ed enough ru n s to give G resham a Pa st days.
o u r way and th e men folks a re fix
lead
w
hich
th
e
‘C
a
n
n
ers’
were
un-
A
few
friends
began
to
arriv
e
a
t
'h
e
Beauty
of
Meadow
and
M
ount-
he
ord
ain
ed
.
T
his
is
th
e
th
ird
m
in-
allow ance as to erro rs. M ary D an
a hout 10 o'clock an d th e g ath e rin g , a tn ,” by H enry Cake Woods, w hich '» ter th a t has been o rd ain ed from ing th e ir m ouths for sh o rtcak e. But
iels, Vivian H evel,
L yle
Mason, able to overcom e.
i
kept
grow ing u n til a little before 12 had been presen ted by th e M ethod- th is church.
Rev. G ebhardt is tho betw een them an d th e robins th e
G enevieve ^ Ic A llister, May Nelson,
T
his
is
th
e
six
th
s
tra
ig
h
t
win
fo
r
j
0*
ciock
when
th
e
delegation
of
pas-
>®
t
Book
Concern
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
effo
rt
first
to
go
from
th e congregation. prospects are ra th e r dubious. Since
all of th e senior class w ith two
Several o th ers n are
r « i in
„ t train
r . , , i , i in
n p g .
years' experience in th e d ep a rtm en t th e hom e boys, w hich show s th ey are to rs and th e ir wives from P o rtlan d ° f the P o rtlan d pastors. T his book
T
he
G
eb
h
ard
ts
are
going ea st via th e crop is going to be a big one
inci.
arriv
ed
in
autom
obiles.
T
h
ere
w
ere
a
w
onderful
collection
of
n
a
tu
re
playing
a
good
b
ran
d
of
ball
and Percy P u lfe r of th e J u n io r class
Salt L ake City and expect to arriv e anyhow , o u r friends, th e robins? and
w ith b u t one y ea rs’ tra in in g are dentally deserving m ore p atro n a g e about th irty -fiv e in th e p arty and in- stu d ies in pen an d picture. Tho au- in tim e for th e A lum ni reunion at
cluded p ractically all of th e M e th o d -: to g rap h s of all th e gu ests present
o u r m ore th a n friends, th e d ear men
m em bers of th is group.
P aid ist p asto rs in P o rtlan d as w ell as were inscribed d u rin g th e day on E lm h u rst College, th e d enom ina a re welcome to a generous sam ple.
Among th e penm anship stu d e n ts th a n they have been g ettin g .
tio
n
al
school
near
Chicago.
honors are prevalent. T he w ork in adm issions Sunday w ere 95, an d on a n u m b er of re tire d m in isters who th e pages of th e book.
They expect to re tu rn in A ugust We still love them b oth— n ot be
penm anship is progressive and be Monday 122. A little fig u rin g will had been associated w ith Rev. an d ! A nother m em ory book was pre- and will visit In W innepeg, re tu rn cause of, b u t in spite of th e ir tak in g
sented to th e couple and au to g rap h - ing over th e Canadian Rockies.
gan la st fall when th e first aw ard show th a t they a re h ard ly able to Mrs. W ood in days gone by.
ways.
W hen th e guests had all arriv ed ' ed \ pr8es' pic™
an d ,v a",ous ni<?-
was given fo r skill In the use of th e
T he pulpit of th e Zion E vangeli
m u scular m ovem ent. All of th e class pay expenses, and th e m anag em en t Mrs. W ood was ca rrie d o u t to a m entoes will be placed In its pages. cal chuch will be supplied by v isit
W hen Bob Lovelace gets his house
Rev. W ood was finally given a
received this recognition. T he next urges everyone to g e t behind th e place u n d er th e trees and th e most
in
place th is week, he w ill have
ing
p
asto
rs
d
u
rin
g
th
e
absence
of
stag e is m arked by th e g aining of boys and show them G resham ap p re w onderful day in th e m em ory of chance to speak and voiced his pleas Rev. G ebhardt.
moved It— w ith o u t d istu rb in g the
ure
and
th
a
t
of
his
wife,
who
was
th e P rogress Pin.
All b u t six of ciates a w inning ball club.
those p resen t was well u n d er way.
fam ily housekeeping— a d istan ce of
th e enrollm ent w ere given th ese
Long tab les w ere arran g e d u n d er physically unable to m ake a speech.
pins whose bestow al is based on im
a q u a rte r of a utile from Its form -
the trees an d w ere loaded w ith good ° ? ,h e da»Kh‘ful day which had been BUSINESS MEN TO M EET;
provem ent in th e w ritin g of th e s tu DR. FRED THOMPSON HAS
FLOAT FOR PARADE? I e r location on th e Bohna farm to the
th in g s to eat. W ords fall and space planned for them . Rev. Wood said
dents, in ju stice to th e six not re
INTERESTING EX PERIEN CE forbids a discusión of th e dinner. "I am ju st as m uch an ev an g elist a t
so u th e ast co rn er of tho Lovelace
ceiving th e Dins, it should he Bald
A special m eeting of th e G resh
C am eras failed to g et a rep roduction h ea rt, as I ever was in my life, but
property.
stre
n
g
th
will
not
p
erm
it
me
to
con
th a t six papers w ere lost In the P a l
am
business
men
will
be
held
at
Dr. F red F. T hom pson of T he of it,— chicken, salad s, pies, cakes,
tin u e in th e w o rk ." “ It is only a step th e city hall S atu rd ay n ig h t to con
Mrs. Maxwell T elford of Ore
m er office, and hence not graded.
D alles m ade an in te re stin g trip by ev ery th in g th a t h e a rt of m an could forw
ard across th e divide,” he co n tin sid er th e en terin g of a G resham float gon City, visited her son W allace
Sixteen young people over half of
d esire; even an im m ense stra w b e r
hydro-plane
when
he
cam
e
to
P
o
rt
ued “ and I expect to e n te r ju st such in th e Rose F estival p arad e in P ort- T elford, en terp risin g m erch an t of
th e class, received, th is week, th e
ry sh o rt cake!
a com pany of frien d s who have gone land
High School and B usiness D iplom a land W ednesday evening to a tte n d
next week.
W
onderful
as
was
th
e
d
in
n
er
it
before. I am b e tte r acq u ain ted In
fo r penm anship: S igfrid Aim, F ra n th e A lum ni association of th e Uni-
T h ere is much to be accom plished Boring.
ces A rvidson, A lbert Boice, F rie d a versity of Oregon m edical school. T h e ! ''/ 13 as dust and ashes com pared to H eaven th an I am on e a rth , so many by having a float and It would seem
Among Seaside visitors la st week
° f ,°veh an/? fellow ship friends are w aiting th e re
B runner, V iolet C arrell, E stelle K el hydro-plane was driven by Lieuten-1
to
be
very
desirable
th
a
t
th
is
com
w
ere
Mrs. Liza Root and h er g ra n d
T here w ere in th e p arty five Civil m unity sh o u ld be rep resen ted in this
ler, Emily S alquist, L orene A lexan an t V ern U. Ayres. T he plane left w hich follow ed w hen th e sh o rt pro-
der, B lanche H arris, E lizabeth Mc T he Dalles a t 3 :1 0 and arriv ed in gram was given. Dr. W illiam W al- 'War v eteran s, Rev. Wood, Dr. Cline, m anner. A G resham business man son, Donald M orand. Donald is som e
lace Youngson, su p e rin ten d e n t of th e n r k ' . - r r I \ i t i n v d e n o f P o r t i n n i
clam digger. It Is reported th a t when
K eow n, L illian P itts, M uriel W arden
W n/ Rorin g of Boring. An un- was conferlng w ith th e d irec to r hav he gets on th e tra il of a clam he goes
Evelyn C urry, V elna H illyard of the P o rtlan d a t 5 :45 a f te r several sto p s P o rtlan d d istric t of th e Oregon
ing th e parad es in ch arg e and re
for
v
ario
u
s
reasons.
E
n
ro
u
te
Dr.
M
ethodist
conference,
presided
and
expected
fea
tu
re
of
th
e
program
was
F reshm an Class; Em il L oser of the
who
p resen tatio n of a cane to Dr p o rts th a t th e d irecto r is very anx down head first a fte r it w ith both of
Ju n io rs and R oba Em bry of th e Sen T honipson m ade a n u m b er of photo- introduced the various people
ious to have a G resham float.
his bands u n til th e bottom s of Ills feet
iors a re am ong th e successful ones. raphs. Ayres drove th e m achine took p a rt in expressing th e ir deep K err by Mr. Boring who was a corn-
T he tim e Is sh o rt and tho m a tte r
T he P alm er people speak in the th ro u g h th e spray of M ultnom ah reg ard for Rev. and Mrs. Wood.
rade of th e days of '61.
Dr. K err in m ust be decided quickly an d th e are all th a t can be seen of him . As
h ig h est term s of th e unusu al success F alls w hile o th e r phycians film ed a j Dr. M. C. W ire of N ew berg, was accepting th e g ift said th a t he should w ork done in a few days.
he em erges It looks like a m ole w ork
of th e work, and th e school a u th o ri pictu re
I intro d u ced as a fo rm er d istric t sup- 1 have been ‘ca n ed ” long ago but th is
ing b u t be alw ays comes up w ith a
As
th
is
is
a
very
im
p
o
rta
n
t
un
ties a re warm in th e ir com m enda
The occupants of th e m achine said « rin te n d en t or r a th e r "p resid in g el- was th e first tim e it had been done d e rta k in g a full rep rese n tatio n te clam .
tion of Miss W ebb and h e r young t h a t t h e i r v ie w o f t h e f a l l s w a s a der> and toId of th e early w ork in
Rev' and Mr8' Wood w ere c a r r ie d usked fo r at th e m eeting S atu rd ay
V ern er A nderson recently g ra d u
people. As “ th e ability to w rite a
, . .
„.
.
Oregon of Rev. and Mrs. Wood. He in Pennsylvania, whifch is th e native night.
legible h an d " has become a re q u ire m ost rem a rk a b le one. T he falls from ,>gpef.ja ]iy em phasized th e w ork th a t sta te of each in 1861. E nrly in the
ated
from
E stacad a H igh, was
m en t in th e new S tate C ourse of th e a ir is circ u lar in form an d has i th ey did a t T illam ook w hich had | Civil W ar Mr. W ood enlisted in the
spending th e week end a t Boring.
REGULAR
MEETING
OF
study, it is a fine prom ise of even th e apearan ce of a la rg e hole in th e been o u tlin ed by som e p asto rs of ' Union arm y and fo u g h t m a ty h ard
T he school a t Union D istrict 26
la rg e r classes next year.
THE DAIRYM EN'S LEAGUE
ea rth .
th a t tim e as a stro n g h o ld of wick- b attles in th e course of th e next fo u r
will hold Its closing program S atu r
To close w ith special em phasis on
The Vista House was photographed edness a g a in st w hich th ey fe lt i t ' years. Mrs. Wood also le ft h e r sm all
th e penm anship and typing is scarce a t an a ltitu d e of 15 fee t and n u m e r useless to strive. In th e course of son w ith relativ es d u rin g th e la st
T he reg u la r m eeting of th e D airy day evening, Ju n e 4. Since th e
ly ju s t to th e o th e r activities of th e
two years Rev. and Mrs. W ood had year of th e w ar and w ent in to th e m en’s L eague will be held at th e schoolhouse is too sm all, th e exer
d epartm ent. T he bookkeeping class ous views of th e highw ay and Colum I b u ilt up a co ngregation an d u n d er | service as an arm y n u rse and is prob- G range H all, Monday evening, Ju n e
cises will be given In th e church ed
w ere tak en .
es a re th e la rg e st In th e history of bia riv er
, ..
. _ x,
j
...
th e ir u n tirin g efo rts and wise adm in- ably th e only reg u la rly enlisted ar- 6. R. B. Denny, head of th e tr a n s
th e school and th e w ork in stenog
T b® ,a a ding a t P o rtlan d created a ¡gtration a church was b u ilt and a | my n u rse in the s ta te who served in p o rtatio n d ep a rtm en t of th e main of ifice.
raphy has been above grade. To the considerable in te re st as th e p la n e ! parsonage com pleted and th e work th e Civil W ar.
Old Sol Is certain ly show ering fav
head of th e d e p a rtm e n t and h e r swooped down over th e B urnside | p u t on a foundation w hich has prov-
In 1882 Rev. and Mrs. Wood and fice In P o rtlan d will be p resen t and ors on Ed Sager. He co u ld n ’t have
speak.
h ard w orking and en th u sia stic young bridge and th en u n d er th e Broadw ay en e n d u rin g .”
P erh ap s th e ir record th e ir two sons Isaac and W illiam
m ore d esirab le w eath er for p u ttin g
people, all honors and praise a re due
is not g re a t 30 fa r as hum an records cam e to Oregon w here they served
D IA M O N D W E D D I N G
up hlB big new barn.
for an unp aralelled year of w ork and bridge.
go.”
said
Dr.
W
ire,
“
b
ut
th
e
ir
record
a
larg
e
M
ethodist
circu
it
which
has
Dr. Thom pson sp en t T h u rsd ay w ith
J a n a 1861 - 1981
its a tte n d a n t successes.
Did you see them go by la st Sun-
is
above
and
is
en
d
u
rin
g
.”
i
been
know
n
as
th
e
S
pringfield
cir-
his p are n ts, Dr. and Mrs. A. T hom p
duy? They w ere on th e ir way to G ar
Dr. C. E. Cline, Dr. W. T. K err, cult b ut included w hat is now a num -
D E D IC A T E D T O R E V . A N D M R S.
son,
and
also
visited
a
n
u
m
b
e
r
of
A. W. METZGER & CO., TO
Dr. Jam es A bbett. Dr. Jo h n P arso n s her of th e stro n g er churches of
J . H. W O O D
field, seven m iles east of E stacada.
friends here.
and Dr. A. B. C alder, a fo rm er pas- S outhern Oregon.
BUILD NEW FEED MILL
T he big bugs In th e back se a t w ere
(B y D e n n is A lo n zo W a t te r « )
to r, all g av e rem iniscenses of form-
Among th e o th e r ch arg es which
t a l k e d to g e th e r ,
John and Fred A nderson and tho
e r days and paid high trib u te to Rev. they served w ere N ew berg, T illa- S ix N ty ow y e th a e r s s y u o n u ’ve
T he w’ork of exdhvating has com WEDDING BELLS TO RING
is g o in g d o w n ,
ch a u ffe u r was C larence A nderson of
W ood and to Mrs. W ood, “ who was 1 mook. S ilverton, N ehalem , C ottage O n y o u r c h o ic e liv en o f h o a r y h ead *
m enced on th e new feed mill w hich
FOR MANY THIS MONTH ju
W e a r in g e a c h a d ia m o n d c ro w n .
s t as good a man as h e r h u sb a n d ” Grove, Bay City, Cresw ell, Coberg,
A. W. M etzger and com pany will
th e T elford T ruck Com pany, an d the
Goshen and Big F all Creek. At two Be s t i l l , b e s till, th e s k y is c le a r
build on th e ir pro p erty on South
Ju n e is th e m onth of w edding bells as one sp e ak e r p ut it.
nim ble footm an was his sister, E s
Dr.
K
err
was
called
upon
for
a
■
d ifferen t tim es Rev. W ood served as
R oberts Avenue. The new building and brides and alth o it is only th re e
Q u ie t r e ig n a u p o n th e se a ,
th e r, who jum ped out a t E stacad a to
will be sim ila r in type and construc days old as yet, th is m o rn in g ’s O re few w ords and a fte r hum orously ex-j p asto r of th e G resham church. T his ’T la e v e n in g tim e a n d s o f t th e b re e z e
A s l i f e ’s e v e n in g tim e s h o u ld be.
visit h e r fo rm er school friends.
tion to th e Main sto re building and gonian ca rrie s th e new s of licenses pressing his feelings on th is o ccasio n ' was at a tim e when G resham was a
will fro n t on South R oberts Avenue. issued to a n u m b er of people know n suddenly becam e m ore serio u s and p a rt of th e circ u it and a t one tim e T u m u l t s to th e w in d s, to th e w in d s
Miss L eta Posson, who com pleted
It will be aproxim ately th e sam e in th is vicinity.
n o te o f s a d n e s s ,
th e 8th g rad e in E stacada last week
T hose of in te re st laying his hands on th e heads of th e or an o th e r Rev. and Mrs. Wood have L e B t e f a h i e r i re e s n f o ro m
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couple "by th e laws of th e co u n try in served p ractically every M ethodist
size.
here are Jam es Fox, K londike. O re
has been rec u p eratin g h er w asted
B r in g o n ly Jo y a n d g la d n e s s .
The need of a new feed m ill has gon and E m m a L am p ert of T ro u t which they w ere wed and by th e pow church In E a ste rn M ultnom ah, In
energies a t th e E rdm an house. L eta
long been felt and th e new building dale; Jam es H. Ryan, G resham and e r vested in me by th e S tate and cluding Rockwood, F airview , T ro u t H a p p y y o u w e re In d a y s o f c o u r ts h ip ,
You m et, y o u lo v ed , th e n y o u w ed.
as usual, had th e best of tim es, en
will be the culm ination of plans E sth e r Rosein, P o rtla n d ; Roy W on- ch u rc h ” pronounced them man and dale, P lea san t Home, B ridal Veil,
d s t a r t e d o n l i f e ’s r a c e t o g e t h e r
m ade sev eral y ears ago.
T he old aco tt and Hazel M aryot of G resham ; wife. The little cerem ony cam e so ' and Iliff and m any o th e r places. The A n In
ergy or no energy.
th e w ay g o o d f o r tu n e led.
barn which had been used fo r sto rag e Nels O. L u n d b erg of P o rtlan d and quietly and so sw eetly th a t it added last piece of work which Rev. and
"H azpldell” is th e nam e of th e new
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and as a g ara g e has been w recked M argaret S um ptor of T ro u td ale ; A r a happy n o te to th e aftern o o n and Mrs. Wood did was to build th e Iliff
e s s o f y o u th f u l w o o in g .
flag -statio n betw een Slefer an d Page
and th e basem ent for th e m achinery th u r L edbury of T ro u td ale and Mrs. only em phasized th e beauty of vows ' church In C edar d istrict. T his chuch L ik S e w e m e tn
a tin g b ir d s in f r a g r a n t g ro v e s,
spur. T he P. R. L. & P. g ran te d tilts
is being excavated. T he w ork will Elsie DeYoung of B oring; Also Leo unbroken fo r sixty long years in was dedicated in 1907.
W ith m in g le d s o n g s a n d co o in g .
D uring th e p ast ten o r tw elve years
be rushed to com pletion and alread y M. P ercell, L innton and Rom ney life 's Journey.
on th e p etition of tw en ty -eig h t sig n a
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Rev. A. S. Hisey follow ed Dr. K err , Rev. and Mrs. Wood have been forced
p a rt of the m ateria l is on th e ground. S nedecker of P o rtlan d . Miss Sned-
G od h a s s e n t a s tr e a m o f Joy,
tu re s who In years past have hoofed
w ith a few am using rem a rk s relativ e 1 to give up th e w ork and this has been
h ile y o u h e a r I t s r y th m ic flo w
ek er is county club le ad e r of Clack- to th e fees, th e am o u n t of w hich was one of th e sev erest tria ls of th e ir lives A n N d o w
It for Boring p ro p er to catch th e tro l
th in g c a n y o u r liv e s a n n o y .
VICTORY P. T. A. PLANS
! am as county and is w ell know n in a perplexing question to both groom ;
ley, w earing o u t from two to th re e
yet, w hile th ey have given up th e Ah, s ix ty y e a r s , th r e e s c o re o f th e m
INTERESTING PROGRAM both M ultnom ah an d C lackam as and m in ister and th en rem ark ed th at —
work in an activ e sense, th e ir h earts
S in c e th a t h a p p y n u p t i a l d a y ,
m iles of shoe le a th e r In th e endeavor
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counties.
th is tim e th e brid e would g et th e ; a re still In It and many of th e young Y* t it se e m s a iiiu»'ii s n o rte r u m e
to be on tim e, and who on th e ir re
T he P a re n t T ea ch e r A ssociation
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fee. At th e conclusion of his short e r w orkers go to them for in sp iratio n
of Victory will hold its la st m eet MT. HOOD LOOP DEMANDS
tu rn from th e city, loaded down with
ta lk in which he said th a t th e little and help.
W e s o m e tim e s s in g o f h a r d - f o u g h t fie ld
ing of th e year, S atu rd ay evening,
D a y s w ith t h e i r s c e n e s o f g o ry ,
m ore o r less capacious bundles, and
MET
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token
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given
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live
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m
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Ju n e 4. An in te restin g program has
w a s a s o ld ie r boy
esteem of those p resen t he em ptied from G resham and have th e ir sons O u A r n d h e ro
tired with tho day's shopping, felt
f o u g h t to s a v e “ Old G lo r y .”
been arran g ed .
W ork on the Mt. Hood Loop h ig h into Mrs. W ood's lap a sh o w er of j and th e ir fam ilies n e a r by. Many of
th e w alk from Boring to be endless.
T he Boy's Pig Club, w ith th e help
th e ir friends su rro u n d them and they T o d a y w e g a t h e r r a y s o f li g h t
of th e ir leader Mrs. A lta S tafford, way will probably com m ence in full silver.
B ut now, th e p atro n s along th e coun
T h a t u p o n y o u r p a th w a y sh o n e ,
Mrs.
Ja
n
e
W
ilson
of
G
resham
also
are
rou
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in
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la
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m
onths
of
A nd th e f lo w e r s t h a t n e v e r fa d e
is planning a sale of ice cream fol force in a sh o rt tim e as th e final ob
ty road will have th e pleasure of trip
spoke
a
few
words.
Mrs.
W
ilson
has
th
e
ir
79th
year,
as
Rev.
Wood
will
be
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low ing th e program fo r th e benefit stacles ag a in st th e com pletion of the
ping down a sh o rt, w ell-m ade path,
of th e club.
highw ay seem to be cleared away. know n Rev. and Mrs. Wood 37 years 79 years of age Ju ly 16th and Mrs. T r i a l s an d h e a r t a c h e s y ou h a v e f e l t
S c a tte r e d th r o u g h th e f l ig h t o f y e a rs , cu t directly from th e county road to
The follow ing program has been , T he M ultnom ah county com m ission- — longer p erh ap s th an anyone a t th e j Wood will be 79 on N ovem ber 14th.
g ath erin g o utside th e im m ed iate fam
"B lessed is th e m an th a t w alketh W e w o u ld n o t d w e ll on th e m to d a y
th e electric statio n a few rods below.
arra" r :
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f‘r8 a t a m eeting held T h u rsd ay m orn- ily.
F o r w e g iv e n o p la c e to te a r s .
n ot in th e council of the ungodly****
Tho platform Is ready, th e signpost Is
Violin Solo ............. Wm. D. F ritz ,nK raet th e dem ands of th e sta te
Dr. D. A. W a tte rs had w ritte n an , but his d elig h t is in th e law of th e T h e b e s t o f w o r d s w o u ld b u t f a l l u s
also ready and Ju st as soon as th e
R eading — “ E dith H elps T h in g s.” highw ay com m ission by ag reein g to o rig in al poem for th e occasion which L ord * * * * ”
S h o u ld w e te ll y o u w h a t is tr u e .
Ho f rie n d s , b y g e s tu r e , look a n d s m ile
tra
in men g et official a u th o rity to
A long.” ......................... Miss F ay L ord a p p ro p ria,e m ’000
1922 and a
A re h e re to sn o w th e y lo v e yo u .
Song _— ‘'L et th e R est * of T he like sum in 1923 as th e M ultnom ah
recognize the sta tio n , we’ll all have a
In s i x t y v e a r s o f w ed d ed l if e
W orld go By,” ..........................A udience county sh a re in th e highw ay cost.
ride.
T h e r e is a s w e e t d lv ln e n e s s
R eading — My T rundle-bed,” .........
T he county board does n ot en te r
A n d h a p p y a r e y o u r h o n o re d g u e s t s
T he V lnzant-Schubert road is now
In
s
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k
in
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s
s
.
............................ Mrs. A lta M. G entry into a co n test w ith th e s ta te com-
g raded and open fo r traffic. T his road
Violin Solo ..Mrs. A. M. McMillan m ission but sim ply ag rees th a t if th e
C om e, m u se , s in g to u s o f b e a u ty
was p etitioned fo r a year ago to give
O f th e m o r n in g lig h t t h a t ’s g r a y ,
Rev. E arl B. C otton will give a p resen t com m issioners a re in office
K ing n o w to u s o f g lo r io u s n o o n
an in let to th e new school site for
ta lk on C om m unity C ooperation.
a t th e tim e the 1922 and 1923 road
A nd o f th e g o ld e n s u n s e t ra y .
M embers ot th e association a re re- budgets a re m ade o u t they will vote
Union d istric t No. 26. B ut its g re a t
quested to come early a9 th e election
Ree t h i s a r c h o f se v e n c o lo r s
e r value is alread y beginning to be
fo
r
th
e
$85.000
item
s.
T
h
is
ra
in
b
o
w
to
u
c
h
in
g
e
a
r
th
,
of officers for th e com ing y ear will
T h e s e t i n t s a n d g l i n t s o f h o ly l ig h t
ap reciated In th a t it is in line w ith
ta k e place before th e program .
G ild in g n o w t h i s h o u r o f m irth .
ROY WONACOTT WEDS
th e H enningsen road, which, when
F ro m w h e n c e t h i s fru ltA g e o f t h e v in e
MRS. HAZEL MARYOTT
ready for g en eral use, will m ake a di
MISS HANNAH LANE
T h e g o ld o f th e a u tu m n tre e ,
T
h e b e a u ty o f th e s e t ti n g s u n
rect avenue fo r G resham , sh o rten in g
HONORED BY SHOWER
A nd th e g la d n e s s y e t to b e ?
T he m arria g e of Roy W onacott and
th e distance to tow n q u ite noticeably.
Mrs.
Hazel
M
aryott
took
place
in
On th is a n n iv e rs a ry d ay
A surpris'» show er was given in
T h ere a re those who say th a t ex ten d
You m a y h e a r th e a n g e ls sin g ,
ho nor of Miss H annah Lane, W ednes- C ortland last S atu rd ay , May 28, at
T h e v p la c e u p o n y o u r h o n o re d h e a d s
ing tills roadw ay so u th w ard to Bar-
day evening a t th e hom e of M iss! th e m anse of th e Rose City P ark
T h e g l i t t e r i n g c r o w n s th e y b rin g .
ton will m ake a g rad e m ore desR able
H elen Bliss. A d elig h tfu l evening was i P resb y terian ch u rch . T he cerem ony
W e p r a is e G o d ’s n a m e f o r w h a t y o u w r o t th a n by way of th e f a r fam ous Boring
sp ent and m any dainty and a ttra c tiv e was perform ed by th e Rev. Donald
In th e k in g d o m o f H is Hon.
g ifts received.
F o r w h a t y ou a r e t h i s d a y to u s
hill. At any rate , th is fall $500 will
MacCluer, pastor of the church in the i
F
o r t h e s o u ls y o u r m e s s a g e w on.
Miss L ane’s m a rriag e to H arold j presence of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. W o n -;
bo sp e n t in graveling this new road,
Sm ith of B ridal Veil will be an e v e n t' acott, Mrs. Lena Needham and Max-,
S ix ty y e a r s y o u ’v e w a lk e d t o g e t h e r
m ak in g it flue and fit for w inter
of th e early sum m er. Beside t h e ; Ine Maryott.
N ow th e s u n la g o in g d o w n ,
trav el. T he w hole d istrict has been
O n y o u r c h o ic e liv e s o f h o a r y h e a d s
g uest of honor and th e hostess, those
W e a r in g e a c h a d ia m o n d c ro w n
present a t the a ffa ir W ednesday ev- ' Mr. and Mrs. W onacott left im
visited by the g ra d e r th e p ast week
ening were th e Misses L ettie Greg- m ediately by autom obile fb r Rose
and th e county tru ck Is chugging
U
nited
S
tates
T
ires
are
Rood
tim
a.
son, M arie T acheron, E sth e r Peter-1 burg fo r a sh o rt w edding trip . T hey I
W. A. Hessel, agent, G resham , Ore. along w ith loads of g rav el to dresa
son, E dith H iatt. Vivian Hevel, and will m ake th e ir hom e in P o rtlan d .
and re p a ir worn o u t places.
L etitla P u lfe r; M esdames M arie Lane
Dodge <*ar for sale.
5-pasFenger
Talk about your small town stuff!
H arm on. Lucy Davidson, F r a n c s i Read th e ads. G et th e b u sin e w j
to u rin g ; tip-top shape, 1918 model.
Stone, and Gladys T u rn e r.
¡benefit of th e p aper as well as th e
8700. W. A. Heaael.
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