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VOL. 13, NO. 31
LOCALGUARDSMEN
WILL GO TO CAMP
LEWIS SATURDAY
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FR ID AY , JUNE
15,
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
1!123
Í1.50 Per Year
CHILDREN’S DAY AT
METHODIST CHURCH
Former Gresham Boy Music Lovers Will Be
Marries Portland Girl
Given a Bare Treat
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET
TO BE HELD MONDAY
HONORS ARE WON
BY 34 STUDENTS OF
UNION HI SCHOOL
The annual Children’s Day program
Monday. June 18, will be the time
will be given by the children of the
for
the annual election of school of­
Methodist Sunday school next Sunday
A wedding of especial interest to
All who enjoy a good entertainm ent ficers in all districts of the state. In
evening beginning promptly at 8 many Gresham people took place on
o clock. The program is one of great Wednesday evening, June 12, in F irst and are interested in the development some districts the election will be
attractiveness,
with a fine assortm ent Methodist church South. Portland, of home talent in musical and d ra­ held in the afternoon and In others
The H eadquarters Company 186th
m atic lines will have a ra re oppor­ the evening will be the time of meet
Infantry will leave tomorrow morning of costumes of bright colors, repre­ when Miss Hermion Darling became tunity next Friday night to get their ing.
senting
the
seasons,
and
the
nature
Principal R. E. Cannon reports that
the bride of Glen O. Rusher, son of fill of good entertainm ent and give
on the first tra in to Portland, where
In the Gresham school district the the year's work of high school has
life
of
spring.
A
silver
offering
will
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rusher of G resh­ encouragement to the activities and election will be called at 2 in the af­
they will join other companies and
proceed to Camp Lewis where the en be taken which goes into the student am. Dr. H arper, pastor of Corvallis plans of the Musical A rts club of ternoon in the Baptist church. At been checked and all but a few en­
tries have been made. After averag­
Methodist Church South, performed Gresham.
tire 41st Division will be mobilised loan fund of the church.
th at time there will be the election of ing the grades it was found that 34
The campaign for the funds for re ­ the ceremony in the presence of
The division is made up of the troops
The Red L antern players, an am a­ a director to succeed A. Dowsett and
fyjm Oregon, Washington, Idaho and building the church is progressing nearly a hundred guests, many of teur dram atic organization, will give a clerk to succeed C. J. Lundquist, were honor students. In order to be
an honor student in the senior year a
Montana and it is expected th at 10,- well, and will probably go beyond the whom were from Gresham.
the three-act comedy, “W hat Hap whose term s expire. The hold-over student must average 90 per cent or
000 men will be in camp. The 41st $3000 mark before Saturday night.
Miss Myrtle Rusher, sister of the pened to Jones,” and various musical directors are L. L. Kidder and J. V.
better during the four years of his
Division won marked distinction in
The pastor, the Rev. A. S. Hisey, groom, was maid-of-honor.
The numbers, vocal and Instrum ental Cogswell.
work, show success In high school ac­
the Great W ar and this is the first will occupy the pulpit Sunday m orn­ bridesm aids were Miss Alta Taylor will be rendered by members of the
For the districts within Union High
Mme they have been mobilized since ing. The topic of the sermon will be and Miss Mary Stanton of Portland. club and others. The orchestra of the School District No. 2 there will be tivities. have qualities of leadership
and manhood or womanhood and m ust
t'hen.
’A Girl Who Served.” The hope of Ray Forest of Corvallis was begt man. Musical Arts club will play.
also the vote on director to succeed be loyal to the school. In the other
the
world
is
its
childhood,
and
only
as
Two little nieces of the bride were
The character of the work to be
The entertainm ent will be staged R. I. Anderson, whose term expires. three classes an average of 90 per
done a t this summer camp will be children are made better than their flower girls. Her brother, Delos D. at the new high school gymnasium Three strong candidates have been
cent is required in the subjects c ar­
largely school work, though there parents can the world be set forward. Darling, gave the bride away.
where the seating and stage accom­ nominated for this position, which ried in their respective years.
will be one night maneuver. This will
The Epw orth League devotional
will be for five years. They are H. G.
T here were many rem inders of col­ modations are first class.
Honor students for this year are:
be the first tim e the division has ever topic will be “Preparing for Christion lege days in connection with the wed­
Tickets are on sale at the Gresham Andrew, Terry district, the well- Freshm en—Airlie
Bartell,
Harvey
been mobilized for instruction.
Citizenship.” Mildred Metzger will be ding. Dr. H arper is the chaplain of Drug store at popular prices.
known berry man, who wan president Brown, Wilma Davies, Harold Dye,
This is a benefit affair and the pro­ of the berry grow ers’ organizations Wilma Fensk, Glenn Full, Dora Hoff-
the Delta fraternity to which Mr.
The commissioned officers of this th e leader.
company who are to attend the camp
The presence of Bishop W. F. Old­ R usher belongs. T here were present ceeds will be used by the club in pro­ for several years; H. G. Mullenhoff, meister, H arriett Holmes, Helen
are Major E. H. VanHorn of Hood ham in Gresham on Wednesday eve­ 14 of the Tau Delta boys, among them moting music activities which are Orient district, successful dairyman House, Louese Howard, Orville John­
of the Pleasant Home district; and son, William Keenan, Emma Lang­
River, who has been transferred to ning, Jun 20, will be an event of un­ being the best man and the ushers, planned for community benefit.
The club orchestra, directed by E. P. Shedeen, Hillsview district, a ford, Helen Laudan. Lillian M arkwart,
this company; F irst Lieutenant C. G. usual interest. A great man, who has and Hokan Truedson, who, with Mrs.
Schneider and Second Lieutenant done great service in two continents, Ray Siderious of Portland as accom­ John Oliver, consists of the following: progressive farm er of th at community. Sarah Metzger, Helen Plants, Irene
Violins—W. L. Gorsage, Miss Peck, These candidates will be voted upon Schweitzer, Myrtle Soderquist.
David B. Evans. The non-commis­ Bishop Oldham has the power to pre­ panist on the piano, played the wed­
sioned officers are F irst Sergeant sent his experiences in vivid and grip­ ding m arch from Lohengrin and Men­ John Nevalin, Alice Roberts, Wm in all the districts composing the
Sophomores—Helen Law rence and
county school organization.
E llsw orth
Raker, Staff Sergeant ping language. Gresham will be in­ delssohn's wedding m arch as a reces Fritz, Wellesly Taylor.
G ertrude Sharkey.
Clarinet—A. J. Stout.
The hold-over directors are W. C.
Cleveland Bliss, Sergeants Jas. R deed highly honored to have as its sional. Miss Elenor W hitson of P ort­
Juniors—Sigrid Aim, Helen Bud-
Cornets—Mr. Greenman,
W alter Lawrence, Lynch; Dr. A. W. Botkin, denhagen, Lillian Heslln, V aletta Ma­
land sang “O Prom ise Me,” and “P e r­
H orr, M. J. Allshouse, and E. W. Strat guest this great man of God.
Sweek, O. I, Neal.
fect Love.”
Gresham; H. P. Christensen, Powell caw, Mabel Jackson, Alice W alker and
ton; Corporals Fred C. Chalker, Jack
Zion Evangelical Church.
Valley and H. F. Wihlon. Victory.
Trombones—Mr.
Stone,
Carl
Zim
son F. Jones, Carl Soderquist, W alter
Mildred Metzger.
The bride was beautiful In a simple
V. Sweek and E. R. Wedin. Other
Children’s Day will be observed on white satin gown. She wore a veil merman.
Seniors—Mary Cogswell, Jeannette
Pertlund
Open
Forum
Announcement.
Drums—Mr. Burdick, Carl Zimmer­
men who are in line to go are Ray I Sunday.
Program by the Sunday with lace bandeau and orange blos­
Dowsett,
Anna Lennarts, Eula Marvin,
Announcement has been made of a
Adams, Alex. Adams, E rnest Brugger, I school at 10 a. m., followed by divine soms and carried a shower bouquet of man.
Alice Peterson and Frieda Ramser.
series
of
lectures
to
be
given
in
P
ort­
Piano—Mrs. Clyde Ruegg.
H erbert C. Burdick, Melvin J. Brug- services in the English language at 11 Ophelia and bride roses and maiden
Dora Hoffineister, of the Freshm an
land next week by the Hon. Carl D.
ger, Clyde C. Boden, Ralph David- o'clock. Sermon topic will be “L ittle hair fern tied with w hite satin rib­
Thompson of Chicago, under the class, had the highest scholastic aver­
son, Maitland Geddes, Lawrence J. and Much.” The choir will render the bon. The maid-of-honor wore tu r ­
PLEASANT HOME
auspices of the Portland Open Forum age in the school. She comes from
Griffis, Frank I. Greenman, Jas. Win- anthem "The Children s Praise.” At quoise blue taffeta trimmed in gold
and
the Housewives Council. The lec­ Union district. Lillian Heslln, a Ju n ­
fred Hill, E rnest J. Krigbaum, Rich-1 'h e close of the morning services and black metal lace. The brides­
F ire destroyed the house of Irvin
tures will be free. The dates and sub­ ior from Fairview, ranks second in the
Neibauer
on
Saturday
shortly
a
fte
r­
ard H. Lane, E verett W. Lake, Clif- those who have handed in their names maids wore green and pink Georgette,
noon, together with practically all its jects are as follows: June 19, 8 p. m. averages. Anna L ennartz and Eula
ford B. Middleton, Conrad W. Metzger, I wiH he received into the membership
Following the ceremony at the contents, A piano and two sewing central library hall, “H ydro-Electric Marvin, both Seniors, were tied for
Ronald H. Massey, Ralph W. Miller, |o f the congregation. Noon lunch and church a large num ber of friends of machines were saved but all other
Power the Way to a G reater P ort­ third place in the class standings.
Lee R. Sheller, Edwin C. Shelley, W. Picnic in the afternoon near Cotton the bride and groom gathered at the furniture, clothing and supplies were
During the summer, C. E. Rusher,
J. Teevin, H erbert West and Barton. I station in Mr. Theo. Brugger’s grove. home of Delos Darling on 18th and lost. There was no insurance. Neigh­ la n d ;” June 20, 8 p. m., Jefferson the janitor, with the assistance of
The Gresham business men have I
parents are requested to bring Belmont, where a reception was held. bors and friends have been assisting high school, "Social Progress Through others, will make many improvements
the family with the necessary things the Development of Super P ow er;”
undertaken to raise a mess fund of I d,8hes and a cake. Ice cream will be This was a jolly occasion, filled with and on Monday evening Multnomah June 21, 2:30 p. m., central library in and around the buildings. It Is
at least $2 for each man in the or­ served by the committee. Games and singing and m errim ent. College songs grange, through its home economics hall,
"Organization
Conference;” planned to install a much needed fire
contests will be held in the afternoon. were In evidence and one was w ritten committee, will hold a miscellaneous
ganization.
shower for the benefit of the family. June 21, 8 p. m., central library hall, alarm system. A roadway around the
The officers of the company ex­ All friends are cordially invited to expressly for the occasion. A won­ The Methodist L adles’ Aid will do How to Meet Local Problems of Pub­ main school building and gymnasium
will be constructed, bordered with a
pressed deep gratitude for themselves spend the day with the members of derful collection of gifts was on dis­ some sewing for the children, of lic Utilities.”
this congregation.
play. A buffet luncheon was served. whom there are two, a boy 2% years
concrete parking. The present auto
and on behalf of the men, for the
Mr. and Mrs. Rusher left Immediate­ old and a girl 5. Mr. and Mrs. R. Nei­
Because of the afternoon picnic
sheds are to be moved to the rear of
courtesy shown them.
bauer, parents of Irvin Neibauer, who
A d d itio n a l L ocals
ly
for a wedding trip to California. On make their home with their son, lost
The camp this year will be the m o s t|there wU1 be no evenlnS services.
the agriculture garden and a parking
their retu rn they will make their all their belongings.
Mrs. M. M. Squire, secretary of the place laid out where the garden now
Interesting and instructive of any yet
There will be no choir practice at Gresham grange, has received a let­ Is. A new septic tank is planned to
home in Albany, w here their house is
Choir Holds Annual Picnic.
held, according to Adjutant General
the Methodist church on Wednesday
George A. White, who expects to have
The annual picnic of the Methodist all ready for their occupancy. Mr. evening of next week on account of ter from Mrs. Helen A. Stulak, a sec­ supplem ent the one now in use and a
at least 2200 Oregon men in attend Episcopal choir was held on Wednes­ Rusher has a large in terest in the the visit of Bishop Oldham at the tary of W arner grange of New Era, in­ lawn will be graded and made in front
ance.
day evening in San Rivera park on the Smith-Bowlby M anufacturing com­ Gresham Methodist church, whom viting the Gresham grange to attend of the new gymnasium. The heating
Oregon cities to be represented are Sandy river, where a jolly evening pany and is employed for the South­ many wish to hear. The choir will dedication and children's day exer­ in the bungalow has never been satis­
hold a straw berry social on Friday cises to be held in the grange hall on factory and repairs will be made so
Portland, Hood River, Gresham, T il­ was spent with lunch, bonfire and ern Pacific railw ay company.
evening, June 22. C hildren’s Day ser­ Saturday, June 23, from 10:30 a. m.
Gresham people include on the in- vices
that no classes will be dismissed on
lamook, Woodburn, Salem, Silverton, I singing. Those attending were Dr.
will
. ..
---- be held on next Sunday
to 11 p. m.
account of the cold. The over-crowd­
McMinnville, Dallas, Corvallis, Leb- and Mrs. W. J. Ott, Miss Gertrude vitation list were Mr. and Mrs. C. E ., morning.
The three Gresham circles of the ed commercial departm ent is to have
anon, Albany, Eugene, Toledo, New- Alexander, Miss W innifred Osburn, Rusher and family, the Rev. and Mrs.
The Control of Disease.
Methodist Ladles’ Aid society will new quarters in the old gymnasium.
port, Cottage Grove, Roseburg, Med- M,ss Emma Johnson, Miss Martha A. S. Hisey, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
The school officials and others feel
ford and Ashland.
Hagberg, Leslie W alrad, C. E. Rusher, St. Clair and Chase St. Clair, Mr. and
At the recent meeting of the Coun hold meetings on Wednesday a fte r­
Oregon units th a t are a p art of the
Myrtle Rusher, Miss Doris Zim- Mrs. C. M. H arrison, Mr. and Mrs. B. ty and City H ealth officers, held in noon, June 20, for work. The “Sew th a t with the above and other im­
41st division are the 162d Infantry, merm an, the Rev. A. S. and Mrs. L. W alrad and Leslie W alrad, Miss Portland, there developed one prob- So” circle will meet with Mrs. Clyde provements the best school plant in
166th infantry. Battery A, 148th field Hisey, Ourey Hisey, Mr. and Mrs. Helen Hoss, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Mc­ communities, and th at none were able Ruegg. Assisting hostesses are Mrs. the state will be In the best possible
artillery, 167th field hospital. Com- Jackson F. Jones and son Bobby, C urtain, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ruegg lem th at seemed to be common to ail W. L. Gorsage, Mrs. Albert Rodlun condition for the opening of school
pany A, 116th engineers and the vari- Alden Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Allen and C arroll Heslln of Fairview.
to successfully cope w ith; the secur­ and Mrs. Jam es Sterling. The "D or­ next September 10.
ous headquarters and staff corps de-1 Ogilbee
ing of reports of contagious and re ­ cas” circle will meet with Mrs. K. A.
MBS. JACK STAFFORD IS
Bethel Baptist Churrh.
tachm ents.
portable diseases. Upon this one Miller. The “S. E.” circle will meet
INJURED BY AUTOMOBILE event depends the successful control with Mrs. Emma Gilmore. All mem­ The Bible school will meet as usual
Free Methodist Church.
J. R. Martin has been requested by I Children's Day exercises will be
bers and friends are invited to attend. at 9:46. The sermon topic a t 11
Mrs. Jack Stafford was knocked and prevention of those diseases ca­
the American Legion to act as a com- held hy 'h e Free Methodist Sunday
of Sea-
pable
of
being
transm
itted
to
other
. . Dr. and . Mrs.
... E arl Clanahan
.
---------------o'clock
by the pastor, the Rev. D. G.
m ittee of one to assist the m erchants 8cbo° 1 o" n®xt Sunday a' 10 o’clock, down and severely bruised at the
Ride are visiting friends and relatives i ii a r r v w ill h . “ a
i i <•>
fountain
corner
in
Gresham
yesterday
individuals,
of
reaching
epidemic
pro­
in
Gresham
and
vicinity.
Dr.
Clana-
!
7
’
"
Congenial Com-
•n d b
„
,
c„y
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M
S
S 'K
ft
by an automobile driven by Ferdinand portions, and of causing widespread han will return Saturday but his wife pan,on- The anthem by the chorus
plans for adequate window decora- D istrict Elder Klotzbach. The sacra- Floss of Corbett. She was rendered suffering and some loss of life.
will rem ain for a couple of weeks.
choir will be “I Was Glad,” by H.
tions for July 4. He will be ready to I ment of the Lord’s Supper will be ob- unconscious and was carried at once
The moral obligation of good citi­ h . i
. . ---------------- , ------ --------- 2 Rosecrans.
The young people will
to
the
office
of
Dr.
A.
W.
Botkin
c-joperate with any who wish assist- served- Elder Klotzbach will preach
where it was found th a t her wounds zenship should be the only incentive tial property are accepted with more meet at 7:16. At 8 o’clock the pastor
h o p ,,
,« , p , „ .
were apparently flesh wounds. No necessary to assure the performance tolerance than the bootlegger. Dis- will take for his topic "A Marvelous
w aj early.
J Blackman is pastor,
bones were broken, and unless some in a satisfactory m anner of the ease can be controlled and death re- Discovery.”
The choir will sing
internal Injury develops Mrs. S taf­
duced,
but
not
by
the
sacrifice
of
only
"Ivory
Palaces”
by Henry Barrac-
prompt reporting of all canes of tra n s­
ford will soon recover.
$100 per annum.
J lough.
Mr. Floss was put under a rre st by missable diseases to the proper health
Justice of the Peace John Brown and official. This sounds good in print,
was deprived of his license to drive, but is apparently void of practical ap­
indefinitely. There seemed to be no
cause for the accident excepting his plication, and is not sufficient to In­
D o n ’t le a v e your V A L U A B L E P A P E R S
inability to handle the car, as he was spire men to cheerfully respond to
III DAY,
driving slowly and there was plenty those tasks imposed by legislative
JNE 22, H p. m.
in the house or carry them w ith you.
of room for him to have made the action, if it were so the enforcement
turn around the fountain without of the Volstead Act would not be the
hitting the pedestrian crossing Powell
Place them in our Care by renting a
street, according to those who w it­ most perplexing problem confronting
nessed the accident.
our politicians today. Some form of
You’ll want to be at the High
supervision seems to be necessary to
Drama at Orient.
School Oymntisiuni for the
urge
delinquent
hum
anity
to
perform
S p en d as lo w as $ 1 .5 0
The dram a "W hiskers” will be pre'
his ordinary duties and moral obliga­
Musical Arts Club Mu­
sented
at
Orient
Grange
hall,
S
atu
r­
a y ea r and k n ow th ey
day, June 16. Program will begin tions. This Is true cf all classes In
sical and Dramatic
promptly at 8:30. Admission 26c and which is Included our doctors,
are sa fe at the
Entertainment.
I15c. Children under 6 years free.
To secure reports Is the function of
the city and county health officers.
The degree of success will depend up­
on the time and energy put into the
task. The county and city health of­
Benefit— Popular Prices
“The Ola<t Hand
ficers receive from $100 to $1000 per
Bible School 10 a. m„ Sermon at ’l l a. m year. They are dependent upon their
and 7:30 p m. Lord’« Supper the first
Sunday o f the month. Bible Study and private vocations for th eir bread and
I " '" '
„.„„...„..„HI,.,,.,. ..HI..,I,,,,,,,,,,,.......... ......
Pralee Service W ednesday, 7 :30 p m
butter, and to expect a physician or
Choir Rehearsal, Thursday, 7 .30 p. m
"( niversal Brotherhood Is the Goal" any other type of individual to give a
“Come thou with tit and we will do great portion of bis time for $100 at j
thee good.'
the sacrifice of hfrnself and family is
DAVID Q. BARRY, B. T h- Pastor.
| absurd. This is not intended as an S
j excuse for the health officer. If he 8 In which a poor man may become wealthy. One is bv
i does not expect to assume the obliga- | 3
a part of his income regularly and putting It Into
SMITH
, tlon of the office he should not accept 5 fih e ra r«khvI‘tl v i t an?°un,s to a com fortable fortune. The
MEMORIAL
it for such an absurd gum. The idea . 3 other is by saving his money and investing It in sound
is to express the absurdity of the sys- J 3 and profitable enterprises.
I tern of pnrt time public service, j 3
I Nothing short of full time service on , | 3 In either case an institution such as ours is a necessity.
the part of physicians and nurses can 3
whl.t,iey r way you try, we are glad to hold out a
REV. E. R. D. HOLLENSTED
I be regarded as approxim ately ade- a
helping hand and assist you in every way possible. Have
Minister.
¡quale protection for the public. ■
Fairview, Oregon,
I “Comparisons are odious.” For the 11 an account with us—become one of our patrons—and see.
protection of life and property we j I
Sunday School....................... io a. m.
Morning Worship..................n *. m.
m aintain sheriffs, police forces, and 8
armies. We need them, too. But the I
SERVICES
greatest m urderers and squanderers 1 8
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