Gresham outlook., May 23, 1922, Image 1

G resham O utlook
Voi. 12, No. 24
ELECTION TOTALS
GIVEN FOR CITY
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
cross continent
TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1922
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
G R A D E S C H O O L S P R IN G
CH"RLA,EH ROnBERysPON PRIZES AWARDED IN
f e s t iv a l G IV E N A G A IN
,NAJ X ” LE BANK ESSAY CONTEST
The race fo r g overnor was one of
Much enthusiasm has been aroused J • ill be enhanced u n d er th e huge
The first prize In th e recen t essay
the m ost in te re stin g fea tu re s of th e
contest g o tten up by th e F irs t S tate
I over th e proposed repetition of th e 1 W*ht which has been prom ised by j
sum m ing up of th e votes cast in th e
j Bank of G resham was aw arded to
spring festival by th e G resham g rad e F ’ L ' M ack- Several added attra e -
three G resham precincts. H all led
Miss Anna L en n artz of P leasan t
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tions will supplem ent th e program .
school. T hose who w itnessed it on
with 129 votes b u t O lcott cam e a
.ç
'C
i
Home who is a stu d e n t of Union
I am ong them being a rad io concert (3
, close second w ith 91. P a tte rso n took
last W ednesday are anxious to see it L ,
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.
high
school in G resham . T he nam es
i being arran g e d by Mr. Mack an d mu-
th ird place by 15 votes w hile Lee and
again and those who missed th e I sical num bers given by J. E. M etzger ;
of all those who won prizes and the
Bean received 3 and 1 respectively.
: b eautiful exercises will be given an with his B runsw ick am plifier. Oscar
j classes in which they p articip ated ,
R ankin led over W a lk e r by \>nly
i opportunity.
P rincipal Quicksall H are w ith his w onderful train ed e ie - 1
! are as follow s;
11 votes w ith a to ta l of 112. H ol­
rep o rts th a t people from all over pliant will fu rn ish an am using num - !
Class 1. Seniors and Juniors— first
man received 61 w hich placed him
th e county and many in Clackam as ber.
prize, A nna L en n artz; second prize,
third on th e list. H oyt and L ig h tn e r
county as fa r away as E stacada have
R uth Schedeen; th ird prize, Grace
The money raised from th e en ter- !
and Muck show ed they w ere In the
, expressed th e ir in ten tio n of attending tain m en t will go to sw ell th e fund for ,
H offm eister of Borlug.
race with 61, 47 and 4 6 votes.
on next T hursday evening.
Class 2. Sophom ores and fresh ­
a moving p ictu re m achine for the
Hoff left Ryan fa r behind in th e
The
charm
ing
d
rills
and
dances
m
en—
F irst prize, A g ath a H arding of
school.
contest fo r sta te tre a s u re r by secur­
ing 144 votes. T h ere were 90 votes
C o rb ett; second prize,
K athleen
to th e cred it of Ryan.
Bailey; th ird prize, Mae Lang.
The list of rep rese n tativ es who re ­
Class 3.
E ig h th g rad e— F irs t
ceived G resham votes contained 34
prize, Evelyn L edine of B oring; sec­
names. H u rlb u rt led out w ith 160
ond. W ilm a F en sk e of T ro u td ale ;
while K ubli cam e next w ith 158. Loy­
th ird , W alter Marx of Boring.
alty in th e su p p o rt of local candidates
Class 4.
Seventh g rad e— F irs t
What L in c o ln s G etty sb u rg A d d re ss, im ent. It was th e first governm ent
was expressed by th e votes given to
prize, Adele Marx of B oring; second,
Hus M eant t o t h e W orld .
of
Its
kind
and
th
e
o
th
e
r
nations
H. A. Lewis. H e reached th ird place
B ern h ard R obertson of C o ttre ll;
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were of th e opinion th a t a nation
with 147. O. A. E astm an reached
th ird , Luclle F ry k stro m of Boring.
By ANNA LENNARTZ,
giving so m uch freedom and liberty
sixth w ith 138 votes.
The prizes w ere aw arded la st S at­
Well m ight th is them e be stated as to the people, would be a failure.
McCourt and B u rn e tt w ere favor­
u rday evening in th e Masonic h all in
[ W hat Lincoln him self has m eant to Lincoln u n d ersta n d s th is when he
Isays, “ Now we a re engaged in a g reat
ites as ju stice of th e suprem e court
G resham as a p a rt of a program
j th e W orld, for we know th a t th is im- civil w ar, te stin g w h eth e r th a t n a­
receiving 21 (Land 205 votes.
planned for th a t occasion. T hose re­
* Still going strong though past m ortal address is only an outgrow th tion, or any n atio n so consecrated, so
When he pitched a no-hit, no-run
three score years and ten, Henry of th e w onderful personality of L in ­ dedicated can long en d u re .”
One game without a man reaching first., ceiving first prize in each class were
Rossman was declared th e w inner
Stewart, of sturdy Scotch stock, is coln. His stren g th , his hopes, his ch arg e we have to keep is to see th a t
this pet of the White Sox didn't
given first choice of th re e prizes,
here as ju d g e of one of th e circu it
th
is
n
atio
n
will
en
d
u
re
and
advance
now strolling from San Diego, Cal,
realize he would get w riter's cramp
an In d ian b lan k et, trav e lin g bag or
joys,
his
fears
for
o
u
r
n
atio
n
are
ex­
courts. He secured 136 votes w hile
in le arn in g and peaceful a rts ra th e r
to Washington, D. C. He expects to
from autographing baseballs for
dictionary. U n fo rtu n ately som e of th e
Crouch cam e a good second w ith 95.
reach the National Capitol in June. pressed in this address, given to th e th a n in a m ilitary line, fo r a nation
pretty girl baseball fans, but that is
first prize w inners w ere not p resen t
The circ u it co u rt Judge of th e
Stewart has walkjd in Egypt and people a t a tim e when th ey needed based on conquest can n o t stan d but
just what happened. The girls kept
Africa and has made fifteen walks th e encouragem ent and faith in th e m ust have a firm er foundation.
so th e next in o rd e r w ere given first
fourth ju d icial d istric t was won by
Charlie busier than his player oppo­
across the American continent
T he G etty sb u rg m essage stru ck the
nents.
choice.
outcom e of fu tu re, as we have need­
Tazwell. He received 140 votes w hile
keynote of th e age as n o thing else
T he O utlook has asked fo r per­
ed it m any tim es since when tria ls has done, th u s It applies to o u r needs
Moulton got 54.
m ission to p rin t th e first prize essays
and dangers have assailed o u r hom e­ today. We are in a position of the GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS
M. M. S quire got 4 2 votes for con­ BUNDLE DAY CAMPAIGN
sam e kind, th a t com ing a fte r a war.
TO START MAY 24 land.
stable of M ultnom ah county d istric t.
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS ,n Pa<'h of the four claaae8 an<1 wU1
We m ust know th e personality of We can do n o thing for th e men who
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publish them d u rin g th e next few
O ther nam es w ere en tered but did not
Club and church women are active- ;
man before w’e can rig h tly in ter- gave th e ir lives for th e cause b ut we
More th an 200 boys and g irls from 1 issues. T he essay w ritten by Miss
count as they only received one and
i p rêt th is address.
Lincoln was a can see th a t th e ir w ork was not in
ly engaged in prom oting th e Bundle j man acquainted w ith th e hardships vain but th a t o u r n atio n shall be th e g rad e schools of th e county o u t- I A nna L en n artz will ap p ear In to d a y s
two votes apiece.
W illiam s was recalled in G resham Day Cam paign designed to collect ant’ difficulties th a t su rro u n d the g re a te r and b e tte r because of th e ir side th e city of P o rtlan d received issue. Two hu n d red and th irty pu-
people of th e nation. He understood sacrifice. It Is for all people to carry
pils p articip a ted in th e contest,
by seven votes. T he yes received 13 3 and ship spare clothing to help clothe th e feeling of th e people at such a on
th e unfinished task.
eig h th g rad e diplom as a t th e an n u al j T he un)on hlgh Bchoo, orch e„tr a of
and th e no 126. F red B uchtel was the near-naked of th e N ear E ast tim e and felt him self lacking in abil­
One phase of th e w ork Is to a d ­
ity to address th e people on th a t dav. vance causes th a t benefit m ankind. g rad u a tio n s exercises held in Lincoln G resham , led by Wm. R u th erfo rd ,
also recalled by th re e votes— 127 in
Young people's societies of th e He wished th a t he m ight deliver a Lincoln was a g re a t advocate of ed u ­ high school In P o rtlan d la st S atur- fu rn ish ed several m usical num bers
favor and 123 a g a in st it.
speech th a t would show the cation, probably because he felt h im ­
program . A. M eyers of the
The p resen t system of recall falls churches are raising a clothing fund Krea‘
people w hat he hoped and prayed self deprived of th e ad v an tag es to day afternoon. W. C. A lderson, conn- on
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F irst S tate Bank show ed his appre-
only a litle sh o rt of being a joke. to deliver th e clothing free of tra n s- m ight be th e outcom e of th e ir stru g - gain an education. W ould he not re ­ ty su p e rin
ten d e n t, presided and th e . . . . .
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,
elation of th e sp endid work being
W hat actually happened du rin g th e p o rtatio n charges. T h eir aim is a t glea over th e differences on th e sub joice to know of th e ed u catio n al sys­ diplom
as were presen ted by CharleH
K
“
ject of slavery and secession. But
present county election show s how least 25c per m em ber and as many as Lincoln was not versed in college tem of today? Now every boy ann S. R udeen, ch airm an of th e board or accom plished by th e o rch e stra when
girl m ay have w hat he stro v e so hard
illogical It is. F red Buchtel was re ­ m ore q u a rte rs as may be collected i EnKlJ al1 he used a language more to gain. A nother question Is th a t of county com m issioners. E. V. L ittle ­ he presented them w ith a check for
touching in its appeal to th e h eart of prohibition. Lincoln was a te m p er­ field gave an ad d ress an d a program 826.
called from office by 7,761 votes but
Invocation was given by th e Rev.
he was also re-elected as a public from friends outside th e ir organiza-1 th e nation and as no one else could ance w orker and felt th a t his ab sti­ of readings and music was furnished
do he m ade them feel th e ir own re­ nence m ade him a b e tte r man as it
A. 8. Hlsey.
service com m issioner by 4,654 votes. tions.
by
pupils
of
a
n
u
m
b
er
of
th
e
schools.
sponsibility In th e m a tte r by dedicat- undoubtedly did. He gave th is p rin ­
Miss F lorence H oney's piano solo
McCoy led th e com m issioner's race
The cam paign has national, sta te | ing them selves to th e finishing of the ciple as an advice to young men w ith T he o rch e stra of Union H igh school
with 5,348 w hile O stran d er cam e and local endorsem ent from clubs, task and th e carry in g on of the work whom he cam e in contact. Among No. 2 of G resham fu rn ish ed a num ­ called fo rth an en th u sia stic encore
from th e audience.
th a t is ever before us, m aking the L incoln’s q u alities and desires cam e
third w ith a to ta l of 2,872.
lodges and religious groups because world b e tte r for o u r having lived in one for law and o rder. He believed ber, as did th e g irls’ glee club of the
T he topic given to Ju d g e O. W.
The dem ocratic ballot show ed very
G
resham
g
rad
e
school.
T
his
la
tte
r
th a t It was a privilege to th e people
of th e piteous appeals com ing from it.
S
tapleton
was "T h e D uties of th e
weak in G resham . P ierce only re ­
Lincoln him self was conspicuous to be law abiding citizens of a free n u m b er was especially good and th e
ceive 25 votes fo r g overnor w hile th e w ar-to rn areas of th e N ear East. in his devotion to his co untry and be­ country. If people of today ad h erred g irls w*ere called back for encores. School D irectors.” Some of th e es­
T he com m ittee is asking for coats fore any personal feeling came one a little m ore stric tly to th ese p rin ci­ O th er schools of th is vicinity fu rn ish ­ says according to Ju d g e S tapleton
S tark w eath er cam e next w ith 17.
for his country. In th is address he ples of Lincoln, th e re would be few er
Those serving on th e election and suits fo r men, women and ch il­ planted th e seeds of a world peace laws broken both of th e civil and ing num bers w ere F airview and (w ho acted as one of th e high school
and also one of th e g rad e school
dren, overcoats, shoes, cotton and by advocating universal brotherhood m oral n atu re.
hoards In G resham w ere:
Lynch.
Judges fo r th e co n test) overreached
All th ese principles and m any m ore
City hall, P recin ct 309 >6, D. M. wool stockings, cotton and wool and one person living to help an o th er
The last O utlook gave th e nam es
th e m ark. T hey told th a t Lincoln
Roberts, ch a irm an ; Mrs. H. L. St. dresses, k n it underw ear, th e heavier in this world. He knew th a t In peace are im bedded deep in th e words of of th e g rad u a tes from several of the
was th e only way to live, so he tried the G etty sb u rg ad d ress for they are
Clair, Judge; Mrs. A nnie Hevel. first ! th e b etter, blan k ets and q uilts and and did bring about g re a te r friend- the Ideals of th e man who told th e schools. T he nam es of Hazel Cooley was born in a log cabin in K entucky
which had n o th in g to do w ith th e
clerk; Mrs. N ellie R oberts, second everything else th a t will give w arm th ship between th e n ations and settled people on th a t day, N ovem ber 19, was o m itted from th e list of th e
G etty sb u rg ad d ress
F o r th is rea­
th
e
difficulties
betw
een
th
e
sections
1863,
w
hat
he
felt
fo
r
th
e
nation.
in
w
inter
o
r
service
in
sum
m
er.
T
he
clerk; Mrs. Lucy D avidson, th ird .
G resham school. The nam es of th e
son
a
n
um
ber
of
th
e
essays
could not
of
his
country
so
th
a
t
th
e
re
should
T
he
m
an
who
freed
a
race
and
ac­
The county board w ere Ben M atthew s, things not w anted include laces, be m ore reason to expect peace and com plished a g rea t w ork for o u r n a­ g rad u a tes of th e schools in th is p a rt
be counted in th e contest.
silks,
very
th
in
cotton
and
all
o
th
e
r
ch airm an; G. W. K enney, jud g e;
not an etern al strife th a t m ight rend tion, th is man cam e from a log cabin, of th e county n ot alread y published
“ T he A m erican F la g ,” a recitatio n
Floyd Mack, first c le rk ; Miss G ladys articles n eith er w arm n o r service- th e country asunder. We can little was self ed ucated b ut still in th e are as follow s:
by Betty M. H ansen, was full of p a­
face
of
these
difficulties,
did
so
much
im
agine
how
en
th
u
siastic
Lincoln
Sharp, second and Miss Vivian able.
A nything is w anted th a t
D istrict No. 7, W ilkes— George
trio tism .
h um anity. T his should be a ch a l­ W ills and Joseph G arbarino.
Hevel, th ird .
m ight be needed In Am erica If no would be if he knew of th e plans of for
of th e D isarm am ent C onference and lenge to th e young m anhood and
L ittle Miss Doris A llen's aesth etic
Dist. No. 8, T erry — W ilm a Fensk.
Condon’s H otel, P recin ct 309, D. clothing, cloth, needles, th rea d *••• th e attem p ts at world peace th a t are young w om anhood of A m erica, who
dancing
fu rn ish ed a tre a t fo r th e au ­
D istrict No. 27— O rrie E ck ert, Al­
C. Ross, ch a irm an ; G. W. W onacott, bu tto n s had been av ailab le for six being m ade by th e co u n tries of the have th e ad v an tag es denied A braham
dience. She cam e o u t from P o rtlan d
Lincoln,
to
m
erit
th
e
privileges
and
world.
vin K aser, H orace Nicholls, L illian
ldge; Mrs. Alice M errill, first clerk; years,
Lincoln was a man of p ea ce ab le• to live honest and straig h tfo rw ard N icholls, F ran ces Robinson. E arl accom panied by h er m o th er to p re­
"A nd do leave th e b u tto n s on” , disposition
Mrs. L ena N eedham , second; J. G.
and was deeply grieved lives in th e sig h t of God. These lives
sent h er p retty dances. T h e Allens
Metzger, th ird . T hose on th e count- said Mrs. H ugh McGuire of P o rtlan d , when he knew th a t th e Civil W ar was are th e building stones of a nation Stone, H arold W ay, H arold Dye.
a re fo rm er resid en ts of Sandy.
D istrict No. 29, Buckley— W alter
ing board w ere Jo h n Brown, ch air- a m em ber of th e S tate clothing com- Inevitable. He felt th a t It was a test and they form th e firm foundation
T he ta len t of th e G resham girls
of
a
nation
to
see
if
it
could
exist
in
.
needed
In
th
e
"lan
d
of
th
e
free
and
H ulse and V era Nelson.
nian; Mrs M innie C lanahan. Judge; aiittee. "L a st year a whole shipm ent
was displayed by A da May H udson
freedom and equality and continue ! th e hom e of th e brave.”
D istrict No. 15, Jo in t, P lea san t V al­
Mrs. Jo sie BII sf , first clerk ; Mrs. of clothing cam e to one relief statio n to be a governm ent of th e people, by 1 L incoln’ G ettysburg A ddress has
when she danced th e H ighland Fling,
Nell T horne, second; Mrs. L eta L is h ,, m inus all th e b u tto n s— not even th e people, and for th e people, a i m eant much to us in th e years of the ley— E dw ard Schm idt, W illard Kes-
and by Doris Bailey in h er recitatio n
th ird.
hooks and eyes to hold th e g arm en ts th is tim e in history th e United States past and will su rely m ean m ore to us terso n , Rene G uyor, Alice Richey and
"T h e Black-eyed R ebel.”
C ath erin e Poppleton.
M urphy's hall. P recin ct 308— Mrs. to g e th er in th e fierce w intry w inds.” governm ent was a world wide ex p er-lin th e days of th e fu tu re.
"P a trio tism m eans m ore th a n an
T
he
schools
ea
st
of
th
e
Sandy
riv
er
O. A. E astm an , c h a irm a n ; M. D.
D eliver bundles early at th e home PORTLAND SPECIALIST
Im pulse to sh o u ld er a gun and
were well rep resen ted In th e g ra d u ­
K ern, ju d g e ; Mrs. F. E. Todd, first of J. E. M etzger o r send directly to
VISITS GRESHAM
m arch aw ay” was th e rem ark of C arl
atin g class. T hose receiving diplo­
clerk; Mrs. A tte rb u ry , second; Mrs. N ear E ast Relief, P o ftland. Cloth-
M. L ittle of P o rtlan d In his talk.
mas were as follow s:
H. E. Cosby, poultry extension
G ulllckson, th ird .
T hose on th e Ing m ust reach P o rtlan d not before
A sh o rt ta lk was also given by R.
.
.
.
D
istrict
No.
25,
S
pringdale—
Paul
counting board w ere Mrs. A. H. D o w -, May 24, no r la te r th an May 30.
specialist, was expected to arriv e In
E.
Cannon In which he com m ended
May 25— Baseball gam e Union HI ! P arts, C hester Bell and Raym ond
sett, ch a irm an ; J. L aw rence, Judge;
G resham th is afternoon. P lans were
th e essay contest.
vs.
Canby
on
S
tapleton
field
a
t
3:45.
■
W
ilson.
T he Ad Club Q u artet has th e proud
Mrs. M. Sunday, first clerk ; Mrs. C.
W. C. A lderson was asked by Mr.
form ulated for a poultry dem onstra­
May 26— D eclam atory contest at 1
D istrict No. 39, C o rb ett— F ra n k
S tra tto n , d istinction of being P o rtla n d 's lead­
J. L undquist, second;
M eyers If he was In favor of th e
tion
to
be
given
by
Mr.
Cosby
a
t
the
o’clock
in
high
school
au
d
ito
riu
m
[
H
ankln,
W
illiam
Jam
es,
Roy
Pull-
ing professional o rg anization. T h eir
_,
third.
giving of essay contests. Mr. A ider-
appearance W ednesday evenng. May ! Maplewood schoolhouse at 1:30 this a baseball gam e will follow Union i ‘am , Isabel P ulliam and P aul Let-
son said th a t he considered such
The Bank of G resham pays 5 per 24, at th e G resham T h ea ter will be a afternoon. T he C olum bia high school High vs. W ashougal on Stapleton singer
contests very good as an ed u catio n al
cent In terest on tim e deposits.— Ad
ra re m usical ev en t.--A d v
D strlct No. 41. Springfield Eliza- feature.
p o ultry club and also th e Fairvaie field at 3:45. A moving p ictu re!
show will be held In th e evening In j b*»th In k re and C ath erin e Young
T he prizes were to be presented by
p o ultry club w ere expected to attend
th e high school au d ito riu m at 8.
D istrict No. 42. B ridal Veil and
Mr. Meyers b u t as th e program was
th e dem onstration.
May 30— Legal Holiday.
P alm er— Jam es W ilds, R alph O ustaf
q u ite a long one, th e h o u r grew late
Tom orrow , W ednesday, May 2»,
son and O scar A nderson.
May 31— In n e r class trac k m eet ai 1
I Mr. Cosby will hold a m eeting in
before they could be given out. Mr.
D istrict No. 43, M ountain— F ra n ­
¡G resham at th e hom e of Mrs. C. M. 2:45 on Stapleton field.
Meyers b ro u g h t th e prizes In and
ces K nleriem , L eonard B urkholder,
Ju n e 4— B accalau reate add ress at G lpnora R u t,Pr ' and g tanley Wood-
th p |" on ‘he ch airs so th e au-
¡Zim m erm an a t 10 a m Club mem­
dience could see hem. His address
bers from Cedar, Rockwood and m E. church, Sunday evening at 8 ward
to th e prize w inners was appreciated
¡G resham will m eet to g e th er to hear !o’clock. A ddress by Dr. D. H. Leach.•I
D istrict No. 48, P leasan t Vlew-
by th e audience.
I Mr. Cosby’s talk . Everyone Interest
Ju n e 7— S enior class n ig h t in Ma- \ Mabel H arding,
T he Judges In th e essay contest
I ed are invited.
sonic hall a t 8 o’clock,
— -
who w ere present were Mrs J M C.
D e co r a tio n D ay lle a o lu tio n .
The Spring Festival by the pupils of the ( iresham
Ju n e 8— Com m encem ent exercises!
M iller, Wm. M orand, Ju d g e O. W
VOTE ON WATER
In Masonic hall at 8 o'clock
Ad-
W e, M. A. Ross W om an’s Relief
Stapleton and th e Rev. A 8. Hlsey.
DISTRICT CARRIES
Grade School, which won so much praise when given
dress given by P ro fesso r B rum baugh Corps No. 8. wish to go on record as
T h ere was everp indication of th e
against all desecrations of D ecora­ appreciation felt by th e audience for
A w ater d istrict was formed last Sat of Oregon A g ricu ltu re College
last week, will be repeated on the school grounds next
tion Day, May 20.
the com m endable work of th e F irst
urday In the Powell Valley district p R E M n j M L Ig T W I L L
W hereas, M em orial Day has been I a,« .« n . „ i , «_
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I hursday evening, May 25, beginning at 8 o clock sharp.
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A r r L A K a u u P t set aside for com m em oration of o u r ro n , PHt
All th e d istric ts su rro u n d ­
at a special election and carried.
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noble dead of tb« Civil W ar. T h ere ing G resham w ere rep resen ted In a t­
The Copy for the premium list of the
Ninety-six voted In favor of It and
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tendance. It Is Im possible fo r o u t­
An admission charge of 25 cents will be made for the
Multnomah County F air is In the
Resolved. T h at th is day be hal-
only 30 against IL
sid ers to realize th e am ount of cler­
Three w ater commissioners have hands of the printer. The hook will be lowed to th e ir m em ory, we wish th e ical work necessary to carry o ut
benefit of the school.
been appointed.
Their names are r„adj, for distribution In about two public to Join w ith us in keeping It such a co n test successfully.
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August Peterson, F O. Ekstrom and w(,P|<g
a sacred day,
bank w rote 800 le tte rs betw een th e
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o n account of the unusually early
Signed. VENA SNASHALL, Pres.
tim e th e contest sta rte d and ended
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the fair | t |g especially urgent C. O. IIUMASON, P atrio t Inst
T he faith fu l work of th e judges in ­
A brand new V ictor V lctrola * 15<> tt)at the book be distributed os soon
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PLEASANT HOME GIRL WINS HIGHEST
IN FIRST STATE BANK ESSAY CONTEST
Remember These Dates
SECOND PERFORMANCE
Spring Festival by Grade School
Several Interesting Feature* Added