Gresham outlook., April 25, 1922, Image 1

G resham O utlook
T W IC E
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Voi. 12, No. 16
GRESHAM,
GRANGERS HEAR
GOOD SPEAKERS
MULTNOMAH JUVENILE
GRANGE IS ORGANIZED
MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
TUESDAY, APRIL 25,
MILITARY CHALLENGE TO BE
STAGED SATURDAY EVENING
1922
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
JOHN PALMBLAD IS
LAID TO FINAL REST
STUDENTS TO GIVE
PUBLIC RECITAL
T he M ultnom ah ju v en ile gran g e
A very la rg e com pany of friends
was organized last S atu rd ay a fte r­
and
relativ es g ath ered on Sunday af­
noon, A pril 22 by H rs Mary 8. How
A num ber of in terestin g speakers ard , sta te juvenile su p erin ten d en t
ternoon at th e Swedish Mission
church in Powell Valley to pay the
w ere p resen t a t th e lagt m eeting of Mrs. H ow ard has been a m em ber of
One of the tre a ts of th e seaso n ’s
th e g ran g e since 1877. She is an
last respects to th e m em ory of Jo h n I en te rta in m e n t is prom ised on S a tu r­
th e M ultnom ah G range. A bout 45
e n th u sia stic w orker w ith th e young
P alm blad, for 4 4 years a resid en t of day evening, A pril 29 w hen J. F red
m em bers were present in spite of the people. Those in charge considered
I McGrew and Miss M artha A. F ergu-
fav orable w eather conditions which it an honor to have her p resen t to
th a t place. T he church could not
< son of W illam ette U niversity will
hold those who came, and ab o u t 75 ; give a public speaking recital a t th e
m ade staying at hom e to w ork on th e organize th e ju v e n 'le d ep artm en t.
T he child ren elected as officers
cars were in th e procession w hich I P leasan t H om e M ethodist church.
farm a good excuse for th e men not
are m a ste r: Clifford N asshahn; over
being present.
wended its way to Douglass cem etery i Both Mr. McGrew and Miss Ferguson
w here th e body was laid to rest u n d er a re stu d e n ts in th e public speaking
Mrs. Mary S. H ow ard organized seer, Nick A nderson; lectu rer, Hazel
a profusion of b eau tifu l flow ers.
d ep a rtm en t of th e U niversity and
th e juvenile grange. Ju d g e R ichard W heeler; chaplain, Floyd Stafford;
T he fu n eral serm on was preached have been giving th is recital d u rin g
Deich, a P ortlan d ju d g e and m em ­ tre a su re r, Russel G entry; secretary
T he co n test being arran g e d be­ Jones,
C. G. Schneider, H erb ert in Swedish by th e Rev. G. Sholander, th e past few m onths In many of th e
b er of R ussellville grange, gave an H arlan H ayden; gate keeper. H arold
in te restin g ta lk on women ju rists. D ahl; stew ard , F re elin Collins; as­ tw een B Com pany of th e 162d In ­ W est, ‘K id’ McMillan, Joe P eak and p asto r of 1st Swedish B aptist church. W illam ette valley tow ns.
P o rtlan d , of which Mr. P alm blad had
Ju d g e Tasw ell, a m em ber of L en t's sis ta n t stew ard, H a rrie t A nderson; fa n try of P o rtlan d and H ead q u arters Dick Lane.
Mr. McGrew will be rem em bered
g ran g e spoke in favor of th e ju ­ pom ona, C rystal H ayden: F lo ra Com pany of th e 1st B attalio n of the
T he G resham business men are P o rtlan d of which Mr. P alm blad had by m any who h eard him speak on
venile grange. T here w ere re c ita ­ V era Stafford; Ceres, Jessie N ass­
sup p o rtin g th e boys in th is th e ir first been a deacon since its o rg an izatio n two occasions in G resham , once at
186th In fa n try of G resham , prom is­
tio n s by H arlan H ayden, D orothy h ah n ; m atron, Mrs. A lta G entry and
attem p t at stag in g a sm oker, and at in 1884, both Mr. an d Mrs. P alm blad tlje M ethodist church and once at
and H azel W heeler and songs by V ir­ a ssista n t m atron, Mrs. A lta S tar es to be a bang-up affair. T he boys least two of o u r pro m in en t m in isters being c h a rte r m em bers of th e church. th e fa ir g ro u n d s w here his laughing
of both o rg an izatio n s a re train in g will be ring side fans.
T he Rev. Jo h n Johnson, p asto r of the pieces held th e crow d spellbound.
g in ia L undbom and C rystal H ayden. ford.
Besides th e officers, th e nam es of h ard , th e local boys using th e high
T he first event will be staged H aley B ap tist church spoke in E ng­ It is h ard to d eterm in e in w hich class
Jo h n H. R udd, sta te Y.M.C.A.
O thers who spoke w ere th e Mr. McGrew excells, th e d ram a tic o r
prom ptly at 8 :3 0 , when ‘Coach’ Sha- lish.
w orker, in speaking of ath letic clubs, ad d itio n al c h a rte r m em bers are school gym nasium .
T icket sales are progressing very gren of th e high school will call th e Rev. O. F. L arson, of th e Swedish comedy.
said he did not favor any club th a t Lew is D ahl, D orothy and Louise
rap id ly and p resen t indications are w restlers to th e m at, and th e boxing Mission church, th e Rev. N. Lind-
will ta k e men aw ay from home. T he W heeler and Eva Stafford.
Miss F erg u so n , w hile n o t known
T he young g ran g ers will m eet on th a t th e Masonic hall, w here the will s ta rt im m ediately a fte r th e two hoim, O. S. Rydm an of P o rtlan d and here, is said to be fine. H er hom e is
activ ities of such an organization is
concerned w ith th e physical devel­ th e sam e day as the su b o rd in ate bouts will be held, will be full to w restling events have been decided. P. M. H olst of Boring. T he Rev. Mr in Hood R iver an d she is a special
The proceeds of th is m eet are split Larson read the sc rip tu re s and of­ stu d e n t in W illam ette U niversity.
opm ent of its m em bers. T heodore grange. C hildren betw een th e ages capacity. N um erous ladies have sig­
Beside th e p rogram w hich has been
Roosevelt is a good exam ple of how of eig h t and fo u rteen are eligible nified th e ir In tentions of being pres­ betw een th e local boys and B. Co., fered prayer.
Music was fu rn ish ed by a q u a rte t a rran g e d by Mr. McGrew and Miss
ath letics im proves one’s health. Mr. to hold office. Any child u n d er eight en t and it looks like a society affair. which money is used for various
Seven bouts of boxing and two of item s w hich th e F ed eral and S tate from th e L u th e ra n church of Powell F erguson, several m usical num bers
Roosevelt as a boy was n atu ra lly may belong but may not hold office.
w restlin g have been arran g ed for. funds do not provide for. As it is Valley, a d u et from P o rtlan d young have been planned including solos by
weak physically u n til he built him ­ BORING FARMER DIES
The bouts being held strictly u n d er near cam p season, and th e g u ard ladies and a solo by Mrs. K arl J. Hag- H. W. S trong and Rev. E arl B. C ot­
self up through exercise. Games of
SUDDENLY FROM FLU th e a m a te u r ru les, o f tw o-m inute com panies are all to be encam ped at berg.
ton, a d u et by Miss Doris Z im m er­
ath letics develops ch aracter. W hen
The active pall b earers w ere A. W. m an an d Miss M yrtle R u sh er an d a
boys play a fa ir gam e, they can be
C h ristian G antenbein was born No­ rounds and tw en ty -m in u te periods ' Camp Lewis ab o u t Ju ly 5th, it is
necessary th a t they have som e funds R esare, P. M. H olst, Chas. Sedig, J. P. com petitive song. T his last n um ber
counted on to be th e rig h t th in g in vem ber 1, 1876 in G rabs, C anton St. for th e w restling.
Among th e various local boys who for in cid en tal purposes and th is C hristensen, F. O. E k stro m and Chas. is a bit of a m ystery and will be re ­
any th in g they u n d erta k e. Xt also Gall, S w itzerland, w here he also
teaches patience. A m an who loses spent th e years of childhood, youth will try o ut th e ir ability w ith th e sm oker has been decided upon as one Unis. H onorary pall b earers w ere the vealed only on th e evening of th e en ­
his tem p er does not g et very far. and early m anhood. In 1906 he came crack boxers of B Co., are Roy Mc­ way of raising some of th is fund, as deacons of th e Swedish B aptist te rta in m e n t.
The read in g s by Mr. McGrew and
A thletic gam es gives a boy confi­ to th e U nited States and for several C arter, F ra n k S outhard. C harles well as giving th e p atro n s som ething church of P o rtlan d .
Jno. P alm blad was born in Sweden, Miss Ferguson a re as follow s:
dence in him self.
W hen he goes years w orked in th e neighborhood of (F is h ) Jen n in g s, Jack so n , (Slippery) for th e ir money.
O ctober 30, 1840. H e m arried A u­
" F o r th e Sake of D ear Old Y ale,?
th ro u g h a gam e and stays w ith it to P o rtlan d . In 1909 he retu rn ed to
g u sta P alm q u ist in th a t co u n try on Mr. McGrew.
th e end, he has a good deal of con­ S w itzerland to get his bride and was
October 21, 1876. They cam e to Ore­
fidence in him self.
"T h e D eath D isk,” Miss F erguson.
m arried to A nna E ggenberger, March
gon in 1878 and bought th e farm
"A P a ir of L u n atics,” Mr. McGrew
T he g range received a tre a t of 6, 1909. Soon afte rw a rd s he and his
which has been th e ir hom e since then. and Miss F erguson.
w eanies and buns which all enjoyed. bride re tu rn e d to th e U nited States
This was one of th e first Swedish
“ How th e C hurch W as B u ilt at
Robert Sawyer, republican candi­ and se ttle d on a farm n ea r Boring,
Good roads occupy alm ost th e top
fam ilies to se ttle in th e vicinity K elve’s B a r,” Mr. McGrew.
d ate for county com m issioner, also Oregon. F o u r children cam e to bless place in th e estim atio n of R ufus C.
which has become th e Mecca of
“ T he Lion and th e M ouse,” Mr. Mc­
ru n s a b u tch er shop in P o rtlan d . He th is home. Several weeks ago he was
H olm an, county com m issioner, who
Swedish farm ers of th is p a rt of th e Grew and Miss F erguson.
was one of th e g ran g e gu ests and taken sick w ith influenza but was I
country.
A sm all adm ission will be charged
b ro u g h t the tre a t. W hen th e ques­ well on th e way to recovery when he is o u t for ren om ination on th e re­
Six ch ild ren w ere born to Mr. and and tick ets are on sale by th e chil­
tion of roads was b ro u g h t up, Mr. contracted a cold, but his condition publican ticket. “ I believe them to
be second only In Im portance to th e
Mrs. Palm blad at th is place and one dren of O rient. Victory an d C o ttrell
Saw yer said he was in favor of com ­ was not considered serious.
L ast
in Sweden. All a re now in hom es schools. Mrs. A lta Stafford of Vic­
pelling th e men in th e county jail S atu rd ay he spent m ost of th e day at su p p o rt of o u r public schools,” is his
direct sta te m en t to th e Outlook.
of th e ir own. They are Mrs. R ich­ tory, Mrs. E. E. Van F leet of C ot­
to work on th e roads.
w ork outside. He passed aw ay su d ­
Since Mr, H olm an becam e a com­
ard G ustafson of P o rtlan d , David tre ll and Miss Elva Dolan and Mrs.
Mrs. A. E. Byron was chosen to denly la st Sunday m orning a t 8 :30
and P aul P alm blad of Oak Grove, H arry Chase of O rient a re In charge
tak e th e place of Mrs. A lta Stafford o ’clock, having reached th e age of 45 m issioner th e co u n ty ’s m ain roads
have been paved including th e far-
Oregon, C harlie and A lbert, Mrs. of th e sale of tickets.
as chaplain. Mrs. Stafford resigned years, 5 m onths and 22 days.
fam
ed scenic highw ays and p ractical­
F ra n k G ustafson and Mrs. Swan
The splendid en te rta in m e n ts given
to ta k e up th e work of a ssista n t m a­
H e leaves to m ourn his d eath his
M agnuson, all living in Powell V al­ by th e W illam ette Glee clubs on th e ir
tro n of th e ju venile grange.
Mr. sorrow ing widow, fo u r sm all ch il­ ly all side roads have been m acada­
ley. Besides th ese children and th e visits here have paved th e way fo r a
K reuder, m a ste r of Pom ona and dren, M argaret, Lily, H enry and L u ­ mized and m ain tain ed in good condi­
widow th e re are 19 g ran d ch ild ren large atten d a n ce since th e q u ality of
L ents .g ranges installed Mrs. Byron cille; his aged paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. tion for all year round use. In all of
who survive.
e n te rta in m e n t is up to th e usual W il­
to h er new office.
C h ristian G antenbein, two b ro th ers, th is Mr. H olm an has been a prim e
mover. He says w hat he has accom­
la m ette sta n d ard .
H enry and B u rk h a rd t and two sis­
U GO, I GO, JOLLY JINKS
G eorge K enney B uilding New Home. te rs, A nna and Mrs. K ath e rin e M uel­ plished fo r th e cause of good roads
COMMUNITY PARTY RADIO DEMONSTRATION
George K enney has moved his ler, all of whom are living in Sw itzer­ will sta n d as an indication of w hat
TO BE GIVEN HERE
house onto an adjoining lot to m ake la n d ;
tw o sisters, Mrs. Andrew may be reasonably expected of him
Come!
U Go. I Go, Jo lly Jin k s
room for a m odern five-room b u n g a­ V etsch and Mrs. U rsula Gloor, of in th e fu tu re .
com m unity p arty at th e G resham
W h at's in th e air? H aven’t you
Com m issioner Holm an is strongly
low w hich is to be erected w here th e P o rtlan d , and two b ro th ers, U lrich
gran g e hall, T h u rsd ay evening, April h ea rd ? Are you a rad io fan ? You
for
th
e
Mt.
Hood
Loop
highw
ay
and
o th e r house stood. T he new house of P ark Rose and Jo h n , of Gresham .
27. T he G resham g ran g e invites you would be if you had an object. The
says th a t as long as he is a county
R I'F I’H C. HOLMAN
is to cost $5000. T he co n tra ct has
F u n e ra l services w ere conducted at
to
come and join In a com m unity sing O resham g ran g e Is com pleting a r ­
com
m
issioner
he
will
endeav
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r
to
get
C ounty ( ’oniniisNloner.
been let to C. E. C ree and the w ork th e Zion Evangelical church by th e
which H. W S trong will lead. You ran g em en ts th ro u g h W. C. Hesgos of
in
th
e
county
road
bud
g
et
each
year
of excavating has already com ­ p astor. Rev. H. R. G ebhardt, at 2
com m unities o u tsid e of P o rtlan d Mr. know th a t you like th a t. M ayor K arl th e Com m ercial D ep artm en t of th e
menced.
T he new hom e is to be o ’clock th is afternoon.
In te rm e n t an item of $85,000 u n til the co unty’s Holm an has been th e one first ap ­ M iller will say a few in te restin g
P o rtlan d Railway, Light an d Power
o
bligation
to
th
e
sta
te
of
$170,000
com pleted by A ugust 1. T he old took place a t th e Rose City cem etery.
proached reg ard in g th e m a tte r. It th in g s about com m unity sp irit. Some com pany to present an en g in eer who
has
been
fully
met.
house is to be rem odeled and
T he com pletion and paving of th is Is not m eant to Imply th a t Mr. H ol­ stu n ts a re planned and gam es th a t will assem ble and explain sim ple
equipped w ith all th e m odern con­
Dr. Jam es A lexander M iller, p res­
highw
ay will be of g re a t benefit to man is n ot loyal and faith fu l in his all can join in and have a jolly good radio outfits. The d em o n stratio n will
veniences. It will be rented as soon ident of th e N ational T uberculosis
association,
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ah county and to all contig­ official capacity to th e whole county. tim e. T he co m m ittee com posed of be given in th e gran g e hall. Anyone
as th e new one is com pleted.
low ered tubercu lo sis ra te in consid­ uous cou n ties and th e sta te . Every It is believed he is. His position and th e g ran g e lectu rer, Mrs. R. F. W alt­ who is in te reste d is welcome to come
erable p a rt to th e pro h ib itio n am end­
business m an, autom obile ow ner and i personality are such as to draw ers, Miss Faye Lord, Mrs. H A. C u r­ and learn ab o u t th e w ireless. Boy
P hone w ant ads. to 1561.
m ent.
lover of O regon's m atchless scenery, j down upon him often severe c riti­ ry, G eorge F. Honey and Leo A ntker, Scouts 300,000 stro n g have w ireless
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m ust favor th is tim ely project and cism b ut th a t is because of his firra- otherw ise know n as "S p lzzertn k tu m ,” outfits. F arm ers and hom e-keepers
desire th is county to ca rry through , ness In w hat he considers fa ir and have been p lanning fo r this. Come should be able to "liste n In” and
! right. He has his enem ies, of course, and h ear th e old players. One of them h ear th e w onderful th in g s th a t are
its p art of th e program .
Mr. H olm an has alw ays been very and is som etim es criticized b ut tim e has a q u ain t strin g ed In stru m en t. being broadcasted in to th e ether.
friendly to th is p a rt of th e county, 1 has invariably proved th e wisdom of T he o th e r can certain ly ’’ra ttle th e Don’t fo rg et to save a d ate fo r th is
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giving special atten tio n to local 'road his decisions and actions. No one bones.” You are only as old as you com ing event. It is hoped th a t a r ­
feel. Cor.ia and enjoy th e evening. ran g em en ts can be m ade so th a t
; needs, th e county fa ir and county ! can d oubt his sin cerity o r honesty.
The
g ra n g e ladies will have cake and th e d ate can be May 5.
His businesslike m ethods, devotion
f farm . He is ap p ro ach ab le and no
citizen o r group of citizens of the to official duty and farsig h ted n ess pie and coffee th a t Is to cost 6c a cut.
G overnm ent ( am p Hae H eavy Snow
county has been slig h ted In any way have helped to put M ultnom ah coun­ A good tim e Is prom ised to all.
F all.
know ingly o r denied any reasonable ty affairs far in th e lead. T he O u t­
A le tte r to th e O utlook from N. O
T
h
ree
h
undred
and fifty-one Inch­
req u est if w ithin Mr. H olm an’s pow­ look firmly believes Mr. Holman F u ller, form erly of G resham , tells
should be continued on th e board of of th e b irth of a son, Jo h n Neal, to es of snow are rep o rted to have fallen
e r to g ra n t It.
d u rin g th e w in ter a t G overnm ent
Everybody know s th a t w henever county com m issioners.
Mr. F u lle r’s son-in-law and d au g h ­ Camj) and th e re a re still 139 inches
an y th in g has been desired from the
F rid a y ’s O utlook will publish a te r, Mr. and Mrs. C arl G undrum
board of com m issioners th o u g h t to sta te m en t from Mr. H olman re g a rd ­ Mr. and Mrs. F u lle r have moved from on th e ground according to a re ­
cent rep o rt received.
Osseo to H illsdale, Michigan.
I be fo r th e benefit of th e country ing his candidacy.
Masonic Hall Will Be Mecca for all Athletes and
Their Friends When Gresham Head­
quarters Co. Fights Portland.
Seven Fast Boxing Bouts and Two Wrestling
Matches, Strictly Under Amatuer Rules
Are Promised. Ladies Invited.
W ho for County Commissioner?
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2-WRESTLING-2
Headquarters Co., Gresham
vs.
Co. “B” of Portland
Questions of the Day
Saturday, Apr. 2 9 - 8:30
MASONIC
HALL, GRESHAM
£
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School fo r th e in stru ctio n of
those » h o o p era te trac to rs, auto-
tom ohiles and pow er farm m a­
chinery at th e g arag e of R ak er ft
Son in G resham on T h u rsd ay , F r i­
day and S atu rd ay . April 27, 28
and 29.
Ringside Ticket»................. $1.50
Reserved Seats ................. $1.00
General Admission........... $ .50
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C om m unity party u n d er the
auspices of th e G resham g ran g e
at th e g ran g e hall, T hursday
evening, April 27.
Ju n io r class play, "A ll of a
Sadden Peggy” to be given F riday
evening, April 88, in th e Masonic
hall.
Boxtrig and w restling to u rn a ­
m ent given by th e A m erican Le­
gion boys In th e Masonic hall
S atu rd ay evening, April 29.
County Council P aren t-T each ­
er association e n te rta in m e n t Sat-
tu rd ay evening. April 29 In th e
high school au d ito riu m a t O resh­
am.
NO I ICE: Special reserved seats for ladies 1
and their escorts.
T ickets on Sale at JONES, The Jeweler
C om ing E venis of Ixical
In te re st.
Radio d em o n stratio n In the
G resham gran g e hall, F rid a y ev- ,
w in g , May 5.
B aptist L adies' Guild to hold
th e an n u al bazaar T hursday ev­
ening, May 11 a t th e G resham
g ran g e hall.
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