T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. la , NO. 100
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 15)2«
GRESHAM PIONEER
IS LAID TO REST
JUNIOR CLASS PLAY I \
ACTIVE PREPARATION
MUSICAL EVENTS
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Her Year
Sea Hero
LEILA GIBBS WELLS
TAKEN BY DEATH
A ctive p rep a ra tio n is going forw ard
for th e ren d e rin g of th e an n u al play of
th e ju n io r high school class, “Charm PORTLAND SYMPHONY TO
Im pressive fu n eral services w ere
School,” w hich is to be given on the
I’RES ENT NOTED PIANIST
F u n eral services w ere held th is a f
held yesterday aftern oon a t th e M eth
evenings of F eb ru ary 25 and 26 a t the
tern o o n at th e M ethodist ch u rch for
odist E piscopal ch u rch for th e late
high school gym. T he coaches of th e
The next tw o co n certs of th e P o rt
th e late Mrs. L eila Gibbs W ells, w hose
play. Miss M arjorie Machen and Miss land Sym phony o rch e stra, W illem van
Minnie S. C lanahan, who passed aw ay
untim ely passing aw ay at 7 o’clock
H
ope
M
ackenzie
a
re
w
orking
h
ard
to
H oogstraten, conductor, will be given
a t h er home on Monday evening fol
W ednesday m orning, F eb ru ary 10, w as
develop th e p ersonnel of the cast. The in th e w eek com m encing F eb ru ary 14.
low ing a stro k e of apoplexy. T he s e r
a shock to th e en tire com m unity. Mrs.
plot is full of comedy and in te restin g On Monday night, F eb ru ary 15. the
W ells would have been 36 y ears of age
vices w ere conducted by h er p astor,
situ atio n s. Im agine four eligible and, seventh of th e re g u la r evening series
i
th
e com ing May and her death w as
th e Rev. E. G. Ju d d of th e B ap tist
of course, handsom e bachelors p u t in w ill be given. On S atu rd ay m orning.
j
due
to com plications atten d in g the
fu ll ch arg e of a young lad ies’ boarding F eb ru ary 20. th e th ird and last of th e
ch u rch, assisted by th e Rev. D. M.
b
irth
of her first.ch ild , the in fan t also
school and if th a t co u ld n 't fu rn ish series for young people will be played.
C athey and the Rev. S. F. P itts. T hree
not surviving.
enough com plications to drive aw ay Both co n certs w ill be given at the pub
se p a ra te o rganizations joined in doing
Leila Gibbs, d au g h ter of Mr. and
the blues, it would be h ard to th in k of lic auditorium .
honor to a siste r m em ber, each a t
Mrs. Hoy W. Gibbs, was born in
an y th in g th a t could.
ten d in g in a body, th e G resham Chap
For the concert Monday night, the
G resham , g rad u atin g from th e G resh
D orothy Cooper and Alvin K aser are 15th, H arold Bauer, unquestionably
te r of the O rder of E astern S tar, Clov
am grad e school. A fter com pleting
to
play
th
e
leading
p
a
rts,
and
Jo
h
n
e r C ircle N eighbors of W oodcraft and
MBS. MINNIE CLANAHAN
one of the o u tstan d in g p ianoforte gen
th
e eighth grad e she entered tra in in g
G resham W. C. T. U. The la tte r o r D aughter of a pioneer fam ily of G resh A nicker, P a u le tta D ow sett and Mel iuses of th e day, w ill be th e solo a r
at St. L u k e’s hospital at Boise, Idaho,
ch
er
D
uncan
are
m
an
ag
ers,
w
ith
E
d
tist. Mr. B auer w ill play the fourth
am , who passed aw ay at h er home
g anization Joined in a beautiful fu n e r
g rad u a tin g from th a t in stitu tio n and
In a ragring storm in mid-ocean,
la st Monday n ig h t follow ing a long w ard Mink in ch arg e of th e sellin g of concerto of Beethoven w ith th e o r
al ritu a l a t the close of the services a t
la ter being employed as a n u rse a t
p erio d 'o f illness.
Captain
George
Fried
of
the
S.
S
tick
ets.
As
th
e
play
is
to
be
given
on
ch estra.
Beethoven concertos are
th e ch urch. A w ealth of floral offer
Roosevelt directed the rescue of
Bend, Oregon, for a mill co rporation
tw o nig h ts, all will be enabled to se rarely given outside of th e g rea test
ings and a g ath erin g of frien d s and
crew from the disabled British
VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
and
also for the Bend M aternity hos
cu re good seats. The cast of c h a ra c music c e n te rs of this country, for th e ir
relativ es w hich taxed th e capacity of
LAID TO FINAL REST te rs is as follow s: A ustin Bevans, g reat length and num erous difficul freighter Antinoe, recently. For pital.
th e ch u rc h a ttested the resp e ct in
three '.'days Commander Fried
She was m arried to Jo h n A. W ells
fought mountainous seas to -take
w hich th e deceased w as held.
F u n e ra l services w ill be held S a tu r A lvin K ase r; David, H arold Lew is; ties ren d er th e ir p rep a ra tio n ex trem e
November 14, 1924, and they resided on
the
sailors
off
the
doomed
ship.
Jim
S
im
pkins,
H
arold
D
ye;
Tim
Sim
—
day
aftern
o
o
n
a
t
one
o’clock
at
ly
hard.
E
lly
Ney
played
th
e
fifth
Among those who attended th e fu
a sm all ranch a mile ea st of G resham
Two of his own men were washed
n era l w ere some w ho had know n Mrs. th e T rou td ale ch u rch for T race kins, Jam es M cA llister; George, K en concerto of Beethoven w ith th e o r
overboard and drowned.
on th e Section Line road. Mrs. W ells
neth
H
o
rb
e
rg
;
Mr.
Jo
h
n
s,
H
arry
C lanahan from her childhood and who V anderhoof, aged 47, la te of M armot,
ch e stra last m onth, and h er signal
w as tak en ill T uesday night and in
E lise
Benoidotte, D orothy success upon th a t occasion w ill m ake
ad, w ith her, lived through ’he hard Oregon, who m et in sta n t death T u es B ju r;
sp ite of the services of tw o skilled
•
Cooper;
Sally,
M
ildred
K
um
m
el;
experiences of pioneer days. T he pall day w hile engaged in fallin g a tre e on
doubly g ratify in g th e announcem ent
physicians passed aw ay th e follow ing
"U nw elcom e and U n p leasan t T ru th s ”
% b earers, who w ere all friends of her th e prem ises of th e W hitbeck L um ber Madge, P a u le tta D ow sett; M uriel, A lta th at Mr. B auer is to p resen t the fourth
day at th e home of h er siste r in
I
H
endrickson;
E
thel,
Mary
M
iller;
with th e o rch estra.
will be th e them e of the serm on S u n
early womanhood, w ere C harles and com pany n ear Sandy. T he tre e he was
G resham . Besides h er husband and
*
A lbert Cleveland, D. M. R oberts. John w orking on “siw ash ed ” on an o th er L illian, Daisy D aly; Alix, H arriet
The concert on th e 15th will Include day m orning at 11 o'clock a t th e Sm ith
p aren ts, she is survived by a b ro th er
Cum
m
ings;
Miss
H
ays,
L
ucile
Dod-
S leret, A rnold R uegg and B. C. A lt tree , bending it over. He stru c k his
no full sym phony in its program , M emorial P re sb y teria n ch u rch , by the
and a sister, Dewey Gibbs, of S um m er
m an. B eautiful hym ns of hope and axe into the bent tree w hich caused it I son; Miss C urtis, H elen A lthaus.
since the n a tu re of the concerto is so p asto r, the Rev. E. R. D. H ollensted.
ville. Oregon, and Mrs. Ralph D avid
closely ak in to th a t of th e sym phony, Sunday school will begin pro m p tly at
victory, lifetim e fav orites of th e de to sp lit releasin g th e u p p er p a rt w hich
son. of Gresham .
10
o’clock.
ceased, w ere sung by a q u a rte t con stru c k him fairly in th e chest, killing
it
w
as
not
deemed
n
ecessary
to
p
re
Methodist Episcopal Church.
W hile death Is alw ay s an u nw el
sistin g of Guy D. Jones, Mrs. Mary him in stan tly . T he ju g u la r vein was
A rth u r Copeland is a t home sick
Bible school m eets each Sunday at sent one. R ath er Mr. van H oogstraten
come visitor to aged as well as young,
severed
and
th
e
im
pact
ru
p
tu
re
d
the
Dodge, Miss E lsa S harp and Leslie
10 o’clock. The efficiency co n test has has elected to p resen t tw o sem i-m od th is week w ith an a ttac k of th e grip. this p a rtic u la r case is one of those sad
W alrad, w ith Mrs. S. T. Clow a t the diaphragm .
Quinn M etzger is tak in g his place
had th e effect of im proving th e a t ern com positions of considerable
and u naccountable o ccu rren ces th a t
Mr. V anderhoof w as a single m an
piano. The services a t th e grave in
length. T he first num ber of the p ro tem p o rarily at th e F airview G rain
tendance and p u n ctu ality of th e school
leaves th e frien d s and
relativ es
th e G resham cem etery w ere in charge and is survived by his m o th er S arah and both sides a re w orking h ard to gram , "L ’A p p ren tlce-S o rcier” th e o r com pany.
stunned
and
bew
ildered.
Much
sy m
of th e E a ste rn S ta r chapter, w here the V anderhoof, and tw o sisters, Mrs. C.
ch e stral scherzo of P aul Dukas, is a
H. C. Cam pbell has had a new duck
win th e la rg e st possible num ber of
pathy Is being expressed for the h u s
H. R ichardson, of Dundee, Yamhill
pond installed for th e benefit of his
im pressive b u rial ritu a l w as used.
fascinating
w
ork.
Intended
to
convey
points, and so close w as th e contest
band. as the m ost an ticip ated event of
R em iniscences of early days, and an county, and Mrs. C harles H endrickson, th a t la st S unday th e blues w ere one the sto ry of th e so rc e re r's ap p ren tice six wild M allard ducks, w hich w ere
wedded life has ended in a double
of
M
armot,
also
by
four
brother^,
I
clan
d
estin
ely
m
aking
use
of
th
e
m
as
given
to
him
by
a
P
o
rtlan
d
friend.
ap p reciatio n of th e c h a ra c te r of Mrs.
point ahead of th e reds.
m easu re of u nspeakable g rief and d is
The Fairview G rain & W arehouse
C lanahan. w ere given by the Rev. D. H enry, of T acom a; G ilbert and Jo h n ,
M orning serm on and w orship h o u r te r ’s equipm ent. T he com position is
appointm ent.
a v eritab le w hirlw ind of sound.
com pany has com pleted in stallin g new
M. Cathey, who had know n her all her of A ntelope, and Nick of M armot. In- I
begins a t 11 o’clock. T h ere w ill be
T he b ro th er of Mrs. W ells w as un-
The co n cert w ill close w ith the sym m achinery in its m ill for g rin d in g
life. Both w ere of pioneer p arentage, te fm en t w ill be m ade in D ouglass special m usic by th e choir. Dr. C. W.
ib
le to reach here for th e fu n eral of
cem
etery.
phonic su ite of Bim sky-K orsakov, g rain and hay to about any degree of
th e Pow ells se ttlin g here in 1852 and
H uett, th e p asto r, will preach next
his sister.
The Rev. E. G. Ju d d
“S cheherazade." T his w ork has been fineness
the C atheys in 1853. Mr. C athey said
Sunday m o rn in g from th e subject,
p
reached
the
serm on and In term en t
Cascade
Locks
Girls
Upset,
Win
Game.
Tiie usual am ount of ra in th e la st
heard before in P o rtlan d , and is prob
th a t th e people of today cannot realize
T he g irls of th e Cascade Locks b as “T he C ause an d C ure of H ard Times. ably th e best liked of th e less fre few days h as enabled th e Sandy w as m ade in G resham cem etery. The
all th e h ard sh ip s and p rivations ex-
T his subject prom ises to be of real in
d rain ag e d istric t to try o ut its new G resham Rebekah lodge No. 61, of
(
perieneed by the pioneers. T hese very ket ball team a re a nervy lot. As they te re st, d ealing as it does w ith facts quently played w orks in th is city.
pum p w hich is w orking very sa tisfac w hich th e deceased was a m em ber, a s
Experiences drew them to g eth er in w ere on th e ir w ay to Sandy F rid ay fam iliar to all and offering a/so lu tio n
torily, the pum p being o p erated by sisted In th e service both at th e church
close friendship and developed the best night to play th e g irls of th e Sandy th a t w ill be w orth a stren u o u s tria l.
Baptist Ciiurcli.
and cem etery. Mrs. W ells is related
high school, th e autom obile in w hich
W. D. Brooks.
in th e ir ch a racters.
A sh o rt m eeting of th e official board
The Bible school and all the s e r
they
w
ere
trav
elin
g
plunged
off
the
J. McCall, of V ernonia, Is a g u est at to th e pioneer Gibbs and Metzger fam
Minnie Pow ell w as deeply religious,
will be held im m ediately follow ing th e vices of the ch u rch will be held In the
Base
Line
road
over
a
24-foot
em
the
home of G eorge Shaw and visiting ilies of G resham and besides her near
and a rd e n t in her efforts to win others
service.
B aptist ch u rch building next Sunday, w ith old frien d s th is week. Mr. Me relativ es here leuves m any d ista n t
bankm
ent,
pinning
th
e
five
o
ccupants
to a C h ristian experience. She had
Ju n io r E p w o rth L eague w ill m eet at beginning w ith th e Bible school a t 10
Call lived in F airview a num ber of relativ es to m ourn th e loss of one
In tellectual pow ers above th e average, beneath the m achine. Follow ing th e ir 3:30. T his w ill be preceded by a
a. m. The m orning ch u rch service y ears w ith his d au g h ter, Mrs, Claude they loved.
w hich developed intp real leadership. rescue by frien d s they proceeded to p ractice of th e harm o n ica class in
will begin a t 11 o’clock. T he pasto r, Knapp.
She th rew the stre n g th of h er w om an Sandy w here they played th e gam e as playing' hym ns.
the Rev. E. G. Judd, w ill begin a series
T he F airview P aren t-T ea ch e r asso PORTLAND MAN DIES
hood alw ays on the side of religious scheduled and won out, th e score
Miss H o rtcn se Sow ard w ill lead th e of serm ons on th e g eneral them e "The
ciation will observe th e 29th an n iv e r SUDDENLY AT TROUTDALE
and reform m ovem ents, w hich w ere stan d in g 30 to 27.
, E p w o rth L eague a t 6:15. T he su b People Called B a p tists.” Next Sunday
sa ry of the C ongress of P a re n ts and
dear to h er heart.
F ran k B annerm an, aged 49 years,
ject is “T w isted Souls Made S tra ig h t.” m orning th e topic w ill be "T he H is
Piano for Sale.
T each ers W ednesday evening, F eb ru expired suddenly W ednesday a t th e
T he Rev. S. F. P itts spoke briefly
F ine u p rig h t piano, m ahogany case,
The evening service w ill begin to ry of th e B a p tist P eople.” T he p a s
ary 17, at th e school auditorium . Mrs.
and helpfully of th e hope of the re s in studio of F lo ren ce M. Honey, F irs t prom ptly at 7:30 w ith a song service
to r w ill also tell a serm on story to th e G eorge Lum sden will give an ad d ress H elm ing confectionery at T ro u td ale
u rrectio n , as th e com fort and joy to S tate Bank. E asy term s.
a fte r a few m in u tes’ p leasan t ch at
led by H. W. Strong. The new books ch ild ren in th e ea rly p a r t of th e
on the origin and developm ent of the w ith th e ow ners of th e place. He
those w ho m ourn. •'W hile h ere,” said
w ill be used and a t le ast one new song ch u rch service. T he in term ed iate so
If Interested in Stearns Knight
organization.
The school children
th e sp eaker, "we a re com forted w ith m otor cars, call or w rite Exposition will be learned. T h ere w ill be o th er
ciety will m eet a t 5:30 p. ta Mrs. E. will p resen t a play and refresh m en ts com plained of feeling ill and stepped
the th o u g h t th a t C h rist will change Motor Car Co., F o u rth and Clay, P o rt special m usic also. Dr. H u ett will
O. Judd in ch arg e. T he B. Y. P. U. will will be served. T he proceeds from the outside presum ably for fresh air. As
our so rrow into joy, even as He tu rn ed land. Phone MAln 7801.
he failed to reap p ear, his frien d s
speak on “T he P eril of B eauty,” w hich m eet a t 6:30 and th e evening service
sale of th e refre sh m e n ts will go to opened the door and found him on the
th e sorrow of his passion into the
he co n sid ers a very Serious su b ject and will com m ence a t 7:30. T he p asto r's
w ard th e expenses of th e organization. step s w ith life extinct. He had been
glory of his resu rre ctio n . We w ere by th e Rev. E. G. Judd, who took for vastly m ore im p o rta n t th an m ost peo
topic for th e evening ad d ress will be
The Rev. E. R. I). H ollensted w as
born to live and we live to die, and we the basis of his ta lk those m ost com ple think.
Why I W ent to A frica.” The Bible called to Mill City, O regon, T uesday, w orking a t th e wool pu llery d u rin g
die to live.”
th e day.
forting w ords from R evelation 21:1,
T he re g u la r m id-w eek p ray e r m eet study w ill be resum ed a t th e W ednes
w here he officiated at th e fu n eral of a
The fu n eral serm on w as preached “And I saw a new heaven and a new ing will be held on T h u rsd ay evening.
T he deceased was a b ro th er-in -law
day evening service and th e books of form er p arish io n er, Mra. C a rrie Crip-
ea rth , for the first heaven and the first
of W. W right, of C orbett, and is also
Ezra and Nehem iah will be introduced pin.
ea rth w’ere passed aw ay.”
survived by his wife, Nellie M. B an
Money to loan on real estate. F arn and outlined, follow ing a sh o rt p ray er
Claude H eslln is im proving from his nerm an. of 1144 C rystal S p rin g s boule
m eeting.
loans
at
6
per
cent
B
W T horne
recent severe illness
Minnie Susan Pow ell w as born on
vard. P o rtland, and th re e sons and a
the donation land claim of her parent?,
dau g h ter, Roy I., of P o rtlan d , Clyde
the late Dr. Jo h n P. and A deline D.
H., of O akland. C alifornia, C harles W.,
Pow ell, M arch 10, 1865, in th e old
of Los A ngeles and Mrs. H. Mac-
Pow ell home w here th e Beaver S tate
L achlan, of San F rancisco. F u n eral
factory now stands. She w as the
services will be held S atu rd ay a f te r
youngest of a larg e fam ily of b ro th ers
noon a t 2:30 from th e F inley u n d e r
and siste rs of whom but tw o are now
tak in g p a rlo rs and th e com m itm ent
surviving. She was a g rad u a te of the
will ta k e p lace in Colum bia Masonic
G resham school and before her m a r
cem etery under the auspices of Mt.
riage w as active in m ission work, be
T abor lodge No. 42, A. F. & A. M.
ing a teach er in Chinese m issions in
P o rtlan d and S eattle. She w as m a r
Poultrymen to Study Disease.
ried to John N. C lanahan on S eptem
An all day m eeting of th e p oultry-
ber 17, 1890, In P o rtlan d . T h ey ’moved
men In M ultnom ah county and th is
to S eattle and la ter to Tacom a, w here
p a rt of the sta te Is to be held at the
| th e ir only child, E arl, was born. From
G resham g ran g e hall, on W ednesday.
Of course you are going to give
th e re they moved to G resham w here
F eb ru ary 17. At th is m eeting the
her a box of candy as a fitting r e j they have lived co n tinuously for the
problem s w hich a re tak in g th e profits
m em brance for St. V alentine's Day.
past 32 years. Mrs. C lanahan w as a
out of th e poultry business will be
So why not give her th e best? She
m em ber of th e B aptist ch u rch , the
will ch erish the feeling of atten tiv e
studied and rem edies planned.
t’ p u g h tfu ln e ss behind this display
W. C. T. U., th e G range, N eighbors of
To a ssist In solving th ese problem s
(fa good taste.
W oodcraft and th e O rder of E astern
arran
g e m en ts have been m ade with
Our candy is m ost delicious— ft is
S tar, in all of w hich o rg an izatio n s
the Oregon A g ricu ltu ral extension s e r
tem ptingly arran g e d in lovely box
she has, a t various tim es, held posi
es, including dainty h eart-shaped
vice, and Prof. A. G. I.tinn, head of the
)nes—and the prices a re the lowest.
tions of honor and tru st. She is s u r
p o ultry d ep artm en t at O. A. C. will be
vived by her husband, her gon. Dr. J.
A SPLEN D ID ASSORTMENT
p rese n t and Dr. W. T. Johnson of the
E. C lanahan of Seaside, tw o sisters,
Oregon experim ent statio n who is
Mrs. S. E. W ishard and Mrs. N. J.
w orking on th e p oultry disease p ro b
and for the party
S ails of P o rtlan d , and a larg e num ber
lem s of th e state, will a s sist in the
of nephew s and nieces.
discussion on disease troubles.
Dr. Jo h n so n is considered th e best
Zion Evangelical Service«
Inform ed m an on p o u ltry disease in
Sunday school of th e Zion E v an g eli
the n o rth w est. He Is now connected
cal ch u rch will convene at 10 a. m.
with the experim ent statio n due to the
SPECIAL VALENTINE Sunday, followed by p reach in g sec
efforts of the Oregon poultrym en. He
vices at 11 from th e topic, "W e go up
BRICK ICE CREAM
will have a real m essage for th e p oul
to Je ru sa le m ." T he Ju n io r League
trym en a t th is m eeting.
will m eet a t 1:15 and a special m eet
We also have a fine asso rtm en t
ing of th e congreg atio n will be held a t
of bulk candies for V alentine Day.
Grcshuni Beauty .Shoppe
2 o'clock. M onthly ch u rch day will
every th in g In th e line of cosm etic
Yon ran «elect any kind of a
th erap y .
C ourteous and efficient
be held Sunday and luncheon will be
Valentine right here.
trea tm e n t. Mrs. Lois S t.C la ir, First.
served in the Sunday school room s at
S tate Bank building, phone 1841,
noon. All m em bers and frien d s of
G resham .—Adv.
th e ch u rch a re urged to bring th eir
Pinup Tuning.
lunch and stay for th e m eeting
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77ie Oscarette
P hon e 2351
Gresham
Don t forget the advertisers when
you need anything in their line.
Plano tuning J3.50. Plano and or
gan repairing. Fred B. Jones, 2625
49th street SB., Portland, phone TAbor
8952, or Gresham 1561.—Adv.
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