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G resham O utlook
GRESHAM , MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRID AY ,
Cottrell P.-T. A.
Closes Good Year
Singers Meet Monday Mglit.
DANCE
T ro u td ale City H all, T routdale, Oregon
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SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 19
R oyal 4-piece O rc h e stra of P o rtla n d
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C om m ittee— Jam es S pence and R ichard K n a rr
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E verybody W elcom e
Troutdale Teachers
Are All Re-elected
Examination Day is Here
at 11 o’clock
follow ing th e
o’clock. T he
G reat Home-
F. W. Gerbe. E nglish
be held at 8 o'clock in
T he serm on and m usic
w ill be a p p ro p ria te for M others' Day.
All who have not a ch u rc h hom e are
cord ially invited to w orship w ith th is
congregation.
Gentlemen, #1JMI
1923
T he P a re n t-T e a c h e rs
association
elected officers on W ednesday as fol-
I low s; Mrs. C. I. T hom as, p resid e n t;
¡M rs. E. C. Shaw, vice p resid e n t; Mrs.
A D. K endall, se c re ta ry -tre a su re r,
re-elected ; Mrs. Anna R ichardson and
Mrs. W illiam C raw ford, directors.
I he chief attra c tio n seem ed to be
T ro u td ale baseball team played th e Geo. A. Mansfield, p resid en t of the
I tirst gam e th is season w ith Stevens
Oregon F arm B ureau F ederation.
. A thletic club on th e home
Mr. Mansfield ce rta in ly has a m es
Score was 4 to 1 in favor of
sage for th e people and he know s how
, ing team .
L. A. H arlow an d fam ily attended to p rese n t it. He called th e people s
atten tio n to the fact th a t all o th e r
i th e W ehoffer-Fox w edding a t H otel
business
and professions w ere o rg a n
P o rtlan d on S atu rd ay night.
ized and m ade it v ery c lea r th a t if th e
Mr. and Mrs. H enry R ichardson of farm er is ever ready to com e into his
P o rtlan d w ere S unday v isito rs a t the own he too m ust organize.
O ther
home of Mrs. Nina Buxton.
sp eak ers p rese n t an d p a rticip a tin g
B orn on May 6, a son, to Mr. and w ere County A gent S. B. H all, F. N.
Mrs. Ju liu s L am bert.
L asley of C o rb ett; Ja re d W enger,
W. E. S tone and fam ily w ere S u n m anager, or th e sta te farm b ureau of
-MOTHERS’ DAY AT
fice in P o rtlan d ; Ave Welch, m an ager
day g u ests a t th e C. E. S cott home.
METHODIST ( HI RUH Miss Fay P arso n s is v isitin g frien d s of th e Oregon P roduce com pany.
Sunday will be M others’ Day. W hat at W est Linn, Oregon.
Mrs. Ja m es Simoni, Mrs. L. A. H a r
ch u rc h in the land but w ill rem em ber
I in an a p p ro p riate w ay th is b eautiful low Miss Olive W ilson, Mrs M B.
! w ay of honoring th e d e a re st hum an McGinnis and Mrs. H. C. McGinnis
being of all th e w orld, an d th e m ost m otored to T he D alles on T h u rsd ay to
in flu en tial? Of co u rse th e re w ill be visit Mrs. F ra n k Bosco.
Miss Clelia C raw ford celeb rated her
flow ers, and th e Beacon Light Sunday
school g irls w ill d istrib u te them , 14th b irth d a y w ith a p a rty on F rid ay
w hite ones for m o th er gone, and red evening. T hose p re se n t w ere Fay
ones for m o th er living. And ev ery P arso n s, H elen L audan, M ildred S u r
one w ill w ear one. T he S unday school lier. H a rrie tt Holm es, R uth Kniefel
w ill have a special fe a tu re in charge and L ouise H ow ard.
W illiam C raw ford and son E m erson
of th e Beacon L ig h ts class.
T he pasto r, th e Rev. A. S. Hisey, a re salm on fishing a t Beaver Rock.
w ill occupy th e p u lp it both m orning ! They re p o rt a light ru n of salm on.
M illard B radley of W est Linn, O re
and evening. H is topic for m orning
w ill be "M odern M others." F a th e r gon, sp e n t S unday here.
Mr. and Mrs. E m anuel Fox m otored
to C alifo rn ia to spend th e ir honey
H a rry W oodman of
moon.
w ere v isito rs at th e home
M ickley & P
Mrs. C. F. K esterso n la st
rec en tly sold t
Sunday.
S p rin g d ale a ft
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McLean and c h il
Woods of Hen
d ren visited w ith Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n
coupe and Mrs.
K adoch of L ents, Sunday.
coupe.
H. O. Jellu m of La C enter, W ashing
Mrs. B a rb a ra E vans, w ife of P. F.
ton, w as a recen t visito r at the home
E vans of Dover, died at th e fam ily
of Mr. and Mrs. Will Richey.
hom e on S atu rd ay , May 5, and w as
E. R. Jo h n so n and A lb ert Rodlun
b uried in th e Sandy cem etery, th e
T he telep h o n e g irls and th e ir a re m aking roads and clea rin g a site
fu n eral being conducted by th e Rev.
frien d s enjoyed a w elnie ro a st W ednes for a saw m ill which they expect to
G eorge C. B errem an of P le a sa n t
day evening a t Dodge P a rk . T his a f ere ct w ithin th e next few m onths. T he
Home assiste d by th e Rev. J. H. Wood
Word has been received from C or fair is becom ing an an n u a l event and m ill will be on w hat Is know n as the
of G resham , an old friend of th e fam
vallis th a t Miss G ertru d e D ow sett of eag erly looked fo rw ard to by the old F ish er place.
ily, at h e r late home.
G resham , ju n io r in home econom ics, girls.
Alf. L u n d b erg er has leased his place
Mrs. E vans w as born in E d g ar
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. D ietl of th e S an to Chas. D ahlquist for a term of years.
received tw o honors In elections y es
county, Illinois, in 1838. She cam e to
terday. She w as elected to m em ber ita ry M arket kindly fu rn ish ed th e Mr. and Mrs. L undberg w ill ta k e a
Oregon 17 y ea rs ago and m ade h er
ship on th e G re ater O .A .C . com m it w einles. L ast C h ristm as they said trip to C alifo rn ia w here they will
hom e for a num ber of y ea rs at Dover,
tee In th e election of stu d en t body of th a t in stead of giving th e g irls candy, v isit with frien d s and relativ es for a
w here she died. She w as a m em ber of
ficers, an d w as elected vice p re si th ey w ould fu rn ish w einles fo r th e ir sh o rt tim e, a fte r w hich they will re
th e D u n k ard B a p tist ch u rch .
She
d en t of th e co-operative m an ag er's picnic.
tu rn to th e ir form er hom e in Ohio.
w as know n as a w om an of sw eet
P a rt of th e crow d left a t 8 o’clock
association for next year.
C h ristian c h a ra c te r, who lived day by
All Legion Radio Program.
T he m em bers to th e G re ater O.A.C. and the rem ain d er a t 9 w hen th e g irls
day in fellow ship w ith h er Lord in
T u n e in KGW.
w ere elected at th is tim e. T he o th er w ere all off duty. T he rain king
unselfish devotion to h er fam ily and
Get ready to tu n e In th e old ae ria l
successful can d id ates are Mrs. Ruth seem ed to favor th e g irls as th e re w as
h e r friends. She w as a Civil W ar
W’ilson of Boring and W illiam N orth no rain to spoil th e ir fun although on KGW. May 13, for th a t is th e date
b rid e and for m ore th an h alf a ce n
of
C latskanie. The stu d e n t body elec suspicious looking clouds w ere visible. se t for an all-legion rad io program
tu ry has m ade a happy hom e for th e
T hose who enjoyed th e outing w ere: arran g e d by P o rtlan d Post T he P o st's
tion was one of th e h a rd e st fought
v eteran so ld ier of h er choice. She
and liveliest elections ever held More th e M isses O ra and O ral Sweek, Vada 32-plece band w ill be h eard in action.
th a n 1900 votes w ere polled as com Q uay, L ila H en g stler, Vivian Hevel, S tate C om m ander G eorge W ilbur will
pared wfth 1700 votes of la st year. L etltla P u lfer, Eba O sterd ah l, Mr. and speak. P ro g ram betw een 8 and 9 p.m.
A nother all legion radio program
T he officers w ill be Installed at a s tu Mrs. Wm. E v erett and son, W illiam ,
dent assem bly next W ednesday. Miss Jr., E rn e st Z enger, D arcy D ennis, will be given Memorial Day. W ilbur
Mabel Wood of G resham w as on the F ra n k E der, O liver N o rth ru p , Joe and your a d ju tan t will be on th e p ro
n om inating com m ittee w hich placed Com stock, Glenwood M iller and Carl gram . T en tativ e plans call for a brief
ta lk by the com m ander of th e G. A. It.
th e se nam es before th e stu d e n t bodv C hristensen.
and m usical and vocal selections.
Money to loan on real estate. Fai
T he B an k of G resh am payi
Keep th is In mind. Post band on th is
loans at 6 p er cent. B W. T horne
cen t In te re st on tim e d ep o sits
p ro g ram also.
T h e first would, of course, be th e
In d ian s in th e ir n ative home. T he
second in o rd er w ould be th e com ing
A of th e w hite m en; th en th e ea rly de
velopm ent of the county and la te r the
developm ent of th e m odern life as we
now know it. T his is only a b rief and
cru d e sketch of th e p la n s as laid out
by th e com m ittee and in no w ay is
final. P lan s for th e p ag e an t w ill of
co u rse depend on th e m a teria l th a t is
av ailable and th e resp o n se th a t the
com m ittee m eets. T he county is rich
in m a te ria ls for th e p ag ean t, both cos
tum es and stories. If th e cooperation
of th o se w ho rem em ber th e e a rly days
can be obtained and they w ill co n sen t '
to ta k e p a rts and to act for th e benefit 1
of th e ch ild ren and younger g en era- 1
tion th e scenes of th e settle m en t of
th is county it w ill be of a p erm a n en t '
value to the com m unity as w ell as th e 1
m ost in te re stin g and ed ucational fea- 1
tu re th a t h as ever been attem p ted in 1
th is section. Some one m ust be se- I
cured to w ork up th e pag ean t and to ®
p ut it on a fte r it is ready and th e com - 8
m ittee m ay find it im possible to c a rry c
out all th e p la n s th is y ear but it is p
hoped th a t it w ill be possible to c a rry b
it o u t in full th is sum m er.
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A nyone having in te re stin g m a teria l j
in th e ir possession and w ho w ould
like to see th is c a rrie d out should no
tify Chas. G ossett, Mrs. A lta G entry,
Miss E thel C alkins, Mrs. J. L ynch or jj
f som e o th e r m em ber of th e com m ittee, j,
At re c e n t m eetings p la n s sta rte d for c
a series of plays and special a c ts to si
be p ut on in th e m achinery hall. T his fc
h all is to be a ce n te r for e n te rta in - st
m en t and will house m any different A
fe a tu re s d u rin g th e w eek.
T he w
G range plays, th e p rofessional acts,
of w hich th e re w ill be a first-c la ss lot, tli
and a p ic tu re show , fe a tu rin g in- th
stru c tiv e and en te rta in in g p ictu res, F<
w ill be given in th is building. Com- M
m u n ity sings and gam es have been w
su g g ested as an out-door feature.
T he fa ir board, a t its m eeting Mon-
day evening, voted to pay all th e bills Kr
auth o rized by the co o p eratin g com - ch
m ittee and th is relieves th is v o lu n teer wi
com m ittee of the resp o n sib ility of the
h an d lin g of funds and c le a rs up th e se
legal situ atio n w hich w ould be in- be
volved in loosely organized com m ittee Ge
h an d lin g la rg e sum s of money. It is
u n d ersto od betw een th e m em bers of ter
th e fair board and th e com m ittee th a t 1,11
th e expenses a re to be kept at a m in-
*
im um . All proceeds, above ac tu a l ex- ^ el
penses of se cu rin g th e e n tertain m en t, c^ ‘
a re to be retain ed by th e fair board in
an effort to m ake th is fa ir pay not t ° r
only for th is year but to help m ake up wil
som e of the deficit of o th e r years.
lun
A ball ground w as in p rospect but a *
so far th e difficulties in th e w ay have cas
k ep t th a t plan in the w aiting list.
rec
■C- J- L undquist of th e G resham
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C om m ercial club rep o rted , as a m em - re8
h er of th e com m ittee, and in th e dis- *he
cussion of w ay by w hich th e business *'aj
m en could help it w as suggested th a t car
they could add fair boosting to th e ir *,ut
ad v ertisin g for the next few m onths *he
an d also a ssist in the sale of tick ets. in 1
T he season tic k ets a re p rin ted and enr
th e Rev. A. S. H lsey, ch a irm an of th e wil1
com m ittee on sale of tick ets, is plan - Goe
n ing to get them into the hands of th e
T
com m unity and organization com m it- in 1
tee3 a t once.
am
Both th e fair board and th e com
m ittee a re w orking to m ake th is th e I
biggest, clea n est, sunn iest, and m ost <
th e
p rofitable fa ir th a t has ever been held j
here. Get a tic k et and boost for 1 .
OUR F air.
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II,
At a recen t m eeting of th e school
■8 j hoard alt of o u r te ac h ers w ere re-
y j elected to teach next year. They are
“ 'M rs. E m elle C. Shaw , p rin cip al; Mrs.
| (Iran Otto, in term ed iate, and Mrs.
! A rm in ta E. Scott, p rim ary .
T he B etter F a ir com m ittee, w hich
h as been a ssistin g th e M ultnom ah
co unty fa ir board in plan n in g a fair
free from objectionable fea tu re s, m et
la st M onday evening at th e office of
th e county
ag en t and form ulated
p la n s for m aking th e e n te rta in m e n t
fe a tu re s of this fa ir the best ever a t
tem p ted in th is county. T he com m it
tee has gone into th e m a tte r of h av
ing an h isto ric a l p ag e an t depicting
th e developm ent of th is county. T he
p ag e an t w ould be divided into th ree
o r fo u r episodes one to be given each
day.
( a rp e n te r and P a in te r W anted.
S everal w eeks w ork in c a rp e n te r
ing, re p a irin g and p ain tin g in ex
ch an g e (or p a rt cash) for piano, f u r
n itu re , in c u b ato rs or an y th in g , by
c o n tra c t week o r day. M errill, 12-
m ile-house.
P hone G resham 2421
(ev en in g s).
in Honor of ¿Mother
MAY
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
Ladles Free
T he m em bers of the vocal d e p a rt
m ent of th e M usical A rts club, and
th o se w ishing to Join th e club in its
singing activ ities, a re req u ested to
m eet a t th e G resham lib ra ry next
Monday evening at 8 o'clock. T his
m eeting Is called by Miss K ath ry n
H oney, ch a irm an of th e d ep artm en t.
P la n s for fu tu re activ ities will be
considered.
Mr. P alacios, an experienced te ac h
er, w as p rese n t on in v itatio n and w as
engaged to te ac h the m em bers th e
w eird and b eautiful a rt of "picking th e
th e strin g s." He will m eet w ith the
clu b Monday evenings at Miss H oney's
studio.
T h ere a re In p ro sp ect ab o u t live
m andolins and as m any g u ita rs. Some
m ay la te r ta k e up the banjo or uke-
lele, but a t p rese n t effort w ill cen ter
in th e m andolin and g u itar.
T h e expense of the lessons w ill be
b orne by th e Individuals. P ra ctically
all a re beg in n ers who hope to get
m uch profit and p le asu re o ut of the
p ractice.