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G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1927
VOL. 17, NO. IS
OUTLOOK’S CENSUS FINDS
1568 PEOPLE IN GRESHAM
THE
SPECIAL MEETINGS
FOLLOW DEDICAION
QUESTION
“ BEN IH R" COMING
1’IANO PUPILS GIYE
OE SEWERAGE
BEETHOVEN PROGR VM
TO THE AUDITORIUM
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$2.00 Per Year
Improvements Made
in Sanitary Market
Th e
Seventh-D ay
A dventist
T he m agnificent cinem a sp ecta
A Beethoven program , w hich has
T he question of sew erage sounds
ch u rch , w hich was recen tly com like a very u n im p o rta n t one to the been an ticip ated and p rep ared w ith cle, "B en H u r," long aw aited in th is
neighborhood, is to b< presented at
pleted on M ignonette avenue, was av erag e individual.
But it is a m uch tn te rest, w as given by the th e public au ditorium . P o rtlan d , for
im pressively dedicated on Sunday 7 ™
one to tlle th )n k er and ,s pupils of Miss F ried a B ratzel on nine days beginning on S aturday,
T he S an ita ry m eat m arket, of
maKnitudp
A la st S atu rd ay aftern o o n a t th e la t A pril 16 Two p erfo rm an ces will
noted in th e survey of th e place. aftern o o n in the p resence of a r a p ,dly g a, nfng
.
(By Mary E. W elch)
be
given
dally
at
2:30
and
8:30,
ex
w
hich
George Dietl is the pro p rie
large
audience.
T
his
neat
building
cjty
r
,g
h
t
Qn
th
e
sea
coast
(.al|
djg.
te r ’s studio, in th e p resence of
The Outlook city -b etterm en t cen Some of th ese contained fu rn itu re
cepting on Sunday. April 17, when
is
the
re
su
lt
of
united
effort
on
the
c
h
a
rg
e
Us
sew
erage
|n
to
th
e
sea
to
r,
is
fairly
b ristlin g w ith new ness
of
th
e
ow
ners
who
a
re
in
o
th
er
m
any
of
th
e
m
others
and
friends
sus, taken by a rep rese n tativ e of
th e re will be no evening p erfo rm
p a rts and some w ere for sale only p art of th e congregation here- sup- with()Ut co n tam ln attn g it8 w aters. of th e pupils.
ance.
and
cleanliness
as the re su lt of
the paper, w as com pleted S atu rd ay
"Ben H u r” is now being p rese n t
and not for ren tal. Only a sm all pleinented by outside donation la- I [)(lt
sew er d isch arg in g into a
T he program was opened by an
renovations
w
hich
have been go
a t noon and showed the population percentage seemed to be unfit for bor w hich has been g rate fu lly re-
ed in Loudon, P aris and Berlin, as
fresh w ater stream , such as a creek o utline of B eethoven’s w orks by well as by ten to u rin g com panies in ing on for the p ast two weeks in
w ithin th e city ’s co rp o rate lim its occupancy. G resham is re m a rk ceived.
or riv er, does pollute its w ater Vernon Kelly. The num bers played th e United S tates. For a period of
E lder I. J. W oodman, president m ore or less according to the w ere as follow s: A llegretto from th re e years th e p ictu re is to be ch arg e of H. W. Cooley.
to be 1568, 67 of whom are Ja p an ably
free
from
u n in h ab itab le
ese. A tiny m iss, B arb ara Jean "sh ack s.” C ertainly a crying need of the W estern Oregon conference, am ount of sew erage discharged.
On first approach to the shop one
7th Sym phony, Adele V icklund; show n only in d ram atic th e ate rs
by to u rin g com panies consisting of loses sight of th e fact it Is a m eat
Quinby, did th e Outlook and the of th e tow n is th e nam ing of o u t preached the dedicatory serm on
At no fa r d istan t day the federal Roudiuo in G, played in th ree large o rch e stras, ex p ert p ro jectio n
city of G resham the honor to select lying stre e ts. R esidents of th e and the p ray er w as offered by governm ent w ill forbid th e city of p arts, L au ra Todd, F ran z Olbricli, ists
and staffs of stag e m echanics. m ark et ow ing to the profusion of
th is as h er b irth p la ce d uring the sam e stre e t w ere g reatly divided a t E ld er L. E. Esteb. T he H arm ony P o rtlan d from d isch arg in g its sew H atzuko H ato ri; L arg h etto from Tlie o rganization th a t will visit beautiful flow ers w hich nearly cov
pro g ress of the census taking. H er tim es as to its name. A suggestion m ale q u arte t of P o rtlan d w as pres- I erag(j jnto (he w iH am ette anii Col. sym phony in D, G ertru d e R u h lin ; P o rtlan d is the one th a t played a ers th e top of th e show cases. T he
long engagem ent in the au tu m n at
nam e w as placed in th e G resham would be to definitely nam e th e en t and its selections m uch appre- i um bia rivers
S onatina in G, R uth O lbrich; For th e Colum bia th e ate r, San F ra n c is w onderful bask et of tu lip s and th e
city directory on A pril 3, w hen the stre e ts and post signs a t proper ciated.
fra g ra n t bouquet of roses are the
A series of m eetings is follow ing
G resham has no sew erage sys Elise, Vera Stone: Sonata in G, co. Tlie d irecto r of the o rch e stra gift of th e M ountain View F loral
count w as m ore th a n half com in terv als to se ttle all fu tu re a rg u
Is C larence West, who w as for
th e services of Sunday, and th is tem - and ,f “ shouId have 0116 u n - played in th ree p arts. F ern J e n many y ears m usical d irecto r of the com pany.
pleted.
m ent along th is line.
nings, Anna Louise and Ju lia L a r
der
th
e
p
resen
t
sew
erage
system
it
G rand O pera com pany.
T he
extensive
im provem ents
Some seem to be a trifle disap
P erh ap s th e g rea test im pedim ent evening E lder W oodman will speak would have to connect w ith th e sen; Adieu to tlie Piano, Ja n e H a r Savage
This cinem a version of G eneral
‘The Infidel’s
pointed th a t th e num ber of in h a b to th e rea l joy of tak in g a cen su s 1trom tlie subject
w
hich
will
be
com
pleted
by Mr.
low;
Minuet
in
G,
Mrs.
W
alter
Lew W allace's im m ortal sto ry and
P o rtlan d sew er, or cre ate its own
ita n ts in G resham is not g rea ter. is the fam ily w atch dog, especially W aterloo.” Tom orrow evening he d isch arg e by way of the Sandy riv- M etzler; B agatelle in A and Ron play is undoubtedly th e finest work Dietl w ithin the next week include
th a t lias yet been produced by the th e in stallatio n of 20 feet of new
T he enum eration w as tak en w ith w hen the fam ily is ab sen t and he w ill speak from the topic, “The
H istory of N ation«”, th e ta lk to be e r ln t° th e Columbia. E ith er way do in A, T helm a D avies; Adagio moving p ictu re cam era. T he task co u n ter and show casing. T hey a re
c a re and was a conscientious one. know s it and you don't. In th ese
from
A
llegretto
from
M
oonlight
of m aking tin* g reat film w as d i
A nother illu strated would m ean m iles of sew er con
of a heavy grad e of plate g lass
Boundary lines w ere faithfully in stan ces th e dog m akes th e m ost illu strated .
stru ctio n at an enorm ous expense Sonata. A udrey C hapm an; G rave, rected by Fred Niblo, and occupied
serm
on
will
be
given
on
T
h
u
rsd
ay
with a 2'¿¡-foot m arble basé. T hese
studied and adhered to. Names of of the situ atio n and seem s to enjoy
a
period
of
th
ree
years.
Many
of
A
llegro
and
Adagio
from
P
a
th
é
and th en be blocked at any tim e by
the scenes w ere m ade in Italy, and sloping cases give am ple display
people to leave tow n perm anently it. Several tim es th e w riter decided evening from th e them e, “A T rip to
tique Sonata, Miss B ratzel.
federul
au
th
o
rity
.
Some
system
tlie la tte r p art of th e p ictu re w as J room and show off the m eat to th e
w ithin a few days w ere refused a l th a t a live cow ard is to be p re V eaven.” A cordial in vitation is m ust be w orked out. It w ill tak e
In addition a num ber of m iscel m ade in so u th ern C alifornia. T he
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though they w ere living in G resh ferred to a dead heroine and r e extended to th e public to attend a lot of study and some ex p e ri laneous pieces w ere played by the larg e ca st and tech n ical staff w ere best advantage.
uncerem oniously.
She i ” le8e nieetings.
am w hen the canvass w as made. trea ted
Two new sets of th e la test model
m enting. P erh ap s by not ru n n in g pupils who took p a rt in th e Bee tak en to Italy from th e United
S tates and rem ained th e re for of B arnes scales in porcelain finish
T he nam es of people aw ay for the spent a decidedly anxious m om ent I
th e main sew er too long a distance thoven program , and Lois
and m any m onths. T he n um ber of ex
w inter but w ith pro p erty and when she accidentally slipped upon
and th en passin g th ro u g h a system V ernon Kelly. A violin duet was tra people em ployed, both in Italy a re in place, a se t behind each
household effects here w ere also the E nglish bulldog belonging to
of shallow reserv o irs, all th e solids played by May Kido and Amy and C alifornia, ran into ten s of show. A new cash re g iste r h as
not added. G resham has the ap J. V. Cogswell w hile m aking a I
th o u san d s, and th e to tal cost of also been purchased. ' A sm oked
m ight be segregated and converted Hagami.
m aking th e p ictu re w as four m il m eat case has been co n stru cted
pearan ce and activity of being sh o rt cu t th ro u g h a re a r stre e t to !
into fertilize r and th u s some of the
lion dollars.
m uch la rg e r th an the census indi the Cogswell residence. T he dog j Mr. and Mrs. Guy F ieldhouse and expense m ight lit met. The fluid BOOSTERS \LL SET
w hich is en tirely tty and dust proof,
In a purely picto rial w ay th e
cates, but this is due to the thickly did not seem to be h u n g ry how d au g h ter Ja n e w ere w eek-end vis- |
FOR OPENING GAME high points in “ Ben H u r,” a re the as a re all th e m eat receptacles in
m ight also be used for irrig atin g
ito rs at th e home of Mrs. M artha
settled farm ing com m unity w hich ever.
ch ario t race and the m arin e b attle th e shop.
p urposes on tru c k g ard en s and
lies ad jacen t to th e city lim its on
Tom orrow , W ednesday, April 13 betw een a score of Rom an T ri
To com pensate for cro ss dogs Fieldhouse.
A visit to the basem ent of th e
m eadow lands. If th e re should
every side find is co n trib u to ry to and stre e ts w ith tw o or m ore
T he Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Calder prove to be m ore of this p roduct m arks the form al opening of b ase rem es and as m any galleys of m a rk e t reveals th e fact th a t here
G reek p irates. Yet th e g reat value
th e place.
nam es and some w ithout any w as I and th e ir nephew E dw ard D olan th an could be made a p racticab le ball in tlie Pacific n o rth w est when o f th e p ictu re lies in th e splendid as w ell as elsew here en tire clean
An in te restin g diversion w ent on the kindly in vitation to an a fte r- w ere Sunday d in n er g u ests a t the use of it m ight be so purified and tlie P o rtlan d B eavers open a seven m an n er in w hich Mr. Niblo has liness and san itatio n prevail. The
in the Outlook office before the noon cup of coffee, th e tr e a t of a I hom e of Mrs. C ald er’s sister Miss be allow ed to flow into th e riv ers game series with th e Hollywood tra n sfe rre d to th e screen th e full electric sau sag e g rin d er, lard vats
d ram atic q u ality of G eneral W al
counting of the nam es began. The fru it confection, a little boy who E lva Dolan.
and cooling m achine a re located in
w ithout any danger of causing po- sta rs at V aughn stre e t p ark in lace’s m asterpiece.
P
o
rtlan
d
.
guesses varied from 1489, subm it insisted on dividing his candy w ith
The S pizerinktum club will m eet , lutlon. P lease study on th is m at-
T he p rin cip al roles a re played by th e basem ent and a re open for
ted by Mrs. W elch, to 1942, th e ex th e re p o rte r and th e reception giv- at th e g ran g e hall on F rid ay afte r- . t er for it will su rely have to be met
McAvoy, inspection, according to th e pro
T he Pacific Coast L eague opened Ram on N ovarro, May
trem ely optim istic guess of E ditor en by a lady living "near th e end of noon. Mrs. George K enney and sooner or later.
two w eeks ago, witli all of th e eight F ra n cis X. B ushm an, C laire Mc p rieto r.
S t.C la ir. Chase S t.C la ir guessed th e stre e t in a sm all house w ith a Mrs. F ra n k Hodge w ill be the
clubs, in C alifornia. In tlie two Dowell, K athleen Key, Carm el
H. W. SNASHALL.
T he in te rio r of the shop has been
Myers, Nigel
B ru lie t,
M itchell
th e Outlook telephone num ber 1561 large fir tree in fro n t", as she is hostesses for the occasion.
series played in tlie south th e Lewis, Leo W hite, F ra n k C u rrier, enam eled white. New signs in a t
and cam e w ithin seven of it and designating her residence un til
B eavers dropped th e first one to C h arles B elcher, Betty Bronson, tra c tiv e coloring will soon be
It is understood th a t paving of
Mrs. H. L. St. C lair cam e th e n e a r such tim e as th e houses sh all be th e Mt. Hood Loop highw ay Is to
San F ran cisco and won th e second Dale F u ller and W inter H all.
P rices have been fixed in keeping painted on th e Hh( w windows of
est of any, m issing it by but five num bered. P erh ap s she had been begin soon. The w ork will s ta rt at
from O akland, p u ttin g them in tlie
w ith th e larg e seatin g cap acity of the m arket.
persons- h er vote being 1573. It going to th e Outlook cooking Pow ell Valley statio n and extend
p ercen tag e colum n at .462 w hich Is th e public au d ito riu m
For the
w as agreed th a t those the fa rth e s t school, b u t a t any ra te she is an to the M ultnom ah county line.
T he G resham Union high school tlie h ig h est they have been for an first tim e th e se ats have been des FRANK TROEll TOPS
from the ac tu al count should tre a t adept in th e m aking of devil’s food
Mrs. B. S. C lark of L exington, b aseball team will play Oregon opening series in P o rtlan d for sev ignated as follow s; F irst 25 rows,
EINT OE SHOOTERS
low er floor $1.10; last eight row s
th e crowd.
cake put to g eth er w ith w hite icing Oregon, has been a g u est at the City on S tap leto n field F rid ay af eral years.
$1.65; first balcony $1.10; first b al
T he eighth Rose City H undred
home of Mrs. L. T. L usted for a ternoon at 3 o’clock In th e opening
T he taking of th e G resham cen a t le ast a h alf inch in thickness.
T he B eavers have a stro n g er cony sides 75; second balcony 50c.
M
atinee
prices
follow
;
first
25
T
o
u rn am en t of th e P o rtlan d Gun
sus has been quite th e m ost in te r
The Outlook would like to have i few days.
club
th
is
year
th
an
they
have
had
gam e of th e season. T he boys have
estin g piece of w ork th e w riter has had an expression as to city bet- I Mr. and Mrs. W infred Hill of p u rch ased new su its, a new back for several y ears and w ith all of row s 75c; last eight row s $1.10; club held last Friday, S atu rd ay and
first balcony cen ter 75c; first b al
ever engaged in. Five and a half term en t from every ad u lt resid en t Longview and Mr. and Mrs. W alter stop and o th e r p a ra p h e rn a lia and the ath letes now in p erfect condi cony sides 50c; second balcony 50c. Sunday on th e club grounds a t
Jen n e was a decided success.
days w ere spent in th e house to of G resham , b ut th is was im poss- ' D ecker of P o rtlan d took d inner are looking fo rw ard w ith p leasu re tion, T hom as L. T u rn e r, Jovial
F ra n k M. T ro e h ’s b rillian t shoot
house canvass. T he w ork could ible as all could not be in te r- S atu rd ay evening w ith th e ir g ran d- {o (hp geason-s contests.
The Beaver prexy, p red icts th e B eavers
POWELL
VALLEY
ing from the 16-yard m urk was th e
easily have been accom plished in viewed personally. Many w ere ab p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L a r ground has recen tly been p ut into will re st up near tlie top of th e p e r
half th a t tim e but the re p o rte r sent from th e ir hom es and nam es sen. A fter d in n er the th re e couples first class shape. Coach K ru g er is centage colum n th is year.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. M agnuson fea tu re of the second day com peti
w ished to become b etter ac q u ain t had to be obtained from neighbors. drove to th e residence of Mr. and w orking on the schedule for the
G resham has alw ays been well have retu rn ed from W arrenton, tions in th e Rose City H undred
ed w ith the p atro n s of the paper, H ow ever, it is th o u g h t th e h in ts Mrs. H. S. Clow w here th e evening sp rin g gam es ami tills will be a n rep resen ted a t th e opening baseball Oregon, and a re occupying th eir to u rn am en t of th e P ortlan d Gun
as w ell as to observe fully condi w ere rep rese n tativ e ones and th e w as spent.
gam es in th e past and indications home tw o m iles east of G resham . club y esterday a t the E verding
nounced when com pleted.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shipley w ere
tions of stree ts, sidew alks, v acant topics suggested by th ese in te r
T hey a re ra isin g chickens on an p ark tra p grounds. T he veteran
At a m eeting of th e school board a re th a t local bo o sters w ill again
buildings, etc., also to secure an views w ill be trea ted in a su b se called to Moro, Oregon, la st T h u rs
extensive scale and se ttin g out w as decidedly on his gam e, as he
take
p
a
rt
in
ce
leb
ratin
g
th
e
g
rand
last evening of union high school
show ed by b reaking th e first 100
day to atten d th e fu n eral o f th e
expression from as m any as pos quent series of articles.
rasp b e rrie s.
opening
of
baseball
in
P
o
rtlan
d
.
d istric t No. 2 It w as decided to in
ta rg e ts he shot a t in th e m orning.
fo rm er's nephew . E arl Shipley, who
sible reg ard in g suggestions for the
Mrs.
A
ugustaxPalm
blad.
who
has
A m iscellaneous show er w as giv- I died at his farm at G rass Valley on crease th e size of th e classes and ( 111 Ki ll ANNOUNCES
He m issed one ta rg e t in the open
im provem ent of th e city.
been
v
isitin
g
h
er
d
au
g
h
ter
Mrs.
tak e ca re of outside stu d en ts by
EVENING SERVICES Swan M agnuson for some tim e ing 25-blrd event of the 100 ta r
A bout 20 v ac an t houses w ere en Mrs. G eorge P u llen Jr., a rec en t | A pril 5. He w as born in 1885 near o p eratin g on th e sam e system as In
bride, a t th e home of Mrs. Byron I Oswego, Oregon, w here he spent
past, has gone to Oak G rove to gets on the afternoon program , and
P o rtlan d high schools. In stead of
Services a p p ro p riate to Passion
P ullen on S atu rd ay afternoon. his boyhood days. He w as th e son th e assem blies in th e m orning and
spend th e com ing tw o m onths with he finished the la st th ree events by
Week will be held a t th e M ethodist
About 30 Rockwood and G resham of Mrs. F an n ie Shipley and of the a t noon, stu d en ts will puss d irectly
h er son David and fam ily. She ex b reak in g 74 out of 75. His p e r
Episcopal
ch u rch on T h u rsd ay and
form ance for the day was re m a rk
ladies w ere present- also Mrs. A l late L ester Shipley.
to roll rooms.
F riday evenings of th is week, when pects to re tu rn to Pow ell V alley at able, th e Olympic cham pion sm a sh
Mrs. E lizabeth Johnson is carin g
b ert Stockton of Tacom a, W ash in g
T he freshm en gave a re tu rn p a r th e events the L ast S upper and th e beginning of th e b erry season.
ing 198 b luerocks out of 200.
ton, Mrs. A llen of N ebraska and for her 18-months-old g randson. ty to th e sophom ore class on F ri
A u s p ic e s R o c k w o o d
T he L adies Aid of th e Saron
G etlisem ane will he review ed In
E p w o rth L e a g u e
tw o g irls from th e P o rtlan d Box W ebster Jo h n so n of P o rtlan d , w hile
day n ig h t in the gym nasium and th e ir sequence. The ch u rch will L u th eran ch u rch has postponed its
E ngineering leadership in every
AT T H E
factory, w here Mrs. P u llen is em his p are n ts a re aw ay on a trip .
ROCKWOOIt OKASOB HALL
W illys-K night light
th e u su al good tim e w as enjoyed. be lighted by candleH only on m eeting from April 14 to A pril 21. price class.
Masons
in
G
resham
and
vicinity
ployed. Many beautiful and useful
six—g rea t six—T he W hippet, and
Friday Sight. April !.>, 7 ¡I.'»
will be trea ted to a big tim e F riday O am es and refresh m en ts w ere the T h u rsd ay night, and everything On th a t date It will m eet a t the the W hippet six. H essel Im ple
gifts w ere received and a delicious
diversions of the evening
possible is being planned to give a hom e of Mrs. A nna Nordblom. The m ent Co.— Adv.
Comedy Play
night, A pril 15, when th e degree
luncheon w as served.
sense of realism to th e description Aid is p lan n in g Its an n u al May fes
‘Rather Rough on R obert’
team of H aw th o rn e lodge of P ort-
Miss ( affray In PorUniiil.
tival w hich will be held at th e
of the events of th a t night.
See
the
b
arg
a
in
s
listed
in
th
e
|
an(j
will
confer
the
M
aster
Mason
BASKET SALE
A ccording to an n ouncem ent in
ch u rch May 6.
The
program
of
F
rid
ay
nig
h
t
will
W ant Ads.
j degree on tw o w ell-know n local th e daily p apers Miss D. W illia
(JeneraI Admission 10c
Mrs. Minnie Caddy has disposed
| young men.
All m em bers of Caffray began revival m eetings last he m ore fully announced in the
Many new Want Ads today.
of her six -acre ran ch to Nels Jo h n
W ednesday Evening A pril 13—
j G resham lodge are urged to be Sunday In th e Lincoln Methodist next Outlook.
son of W arren to n , Oregon, and Mr. C oncert by G resham band.
p rese n t and the b reth ren of oth er ch u rch , E ast 52d and Lincoln
The Arem e club, the social o r Jo h n so n and iam ily arriv ed a few
i lodges a re Invited. T he w ork of stre e ts, P o rtlan d . Miss Caffray is
T h u rsd ay, April 14—A nnual m eet
ganization
of G resham ch a p te r days ago to take possession of th e ir ing of C ooperative B erry G row ers
1 th is solem n degree will be exem pli- well know n to m any in G resham
G. E. S., w ill hold a card p arty at new home. Mrs. Caddy has moved Association.
j fled by the team in full regalia.
j and vicinity, having
conducted C hanticleer inn on F rid ay evening. to th e hom e of her d au g h ter Mrs.
County ( lu ll A gent W. D. K inder , ape c ,a | mM tln g s h ere on two occa-
T h u rsd ay. April 14—Luuchpon by
F ord W illiam s n ear Boring. Her
April 22.
! will leave for T he D alles in th e s |(jns
BY GRESHAM CONCERT BAND
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m orning, accom panied by Mrs.
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llluh School Gymnasium.
APRIL 13, H P. M.
Modern B arb er college in P o rtlan d .
K inder, w here for tw o days he w ill j ‘Say it w ith a W antA d."
have read th e W ant Ads.
F rid ay A fternoon, A pril 15—
T he la st le tte r received from Dr. Baseball betw een G resham Union
be in ch arg e of some special w ork
PROGRAM
and
Mrs.
Jo
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n
W.
Unis,
who
are
high school and Oregon City on
assigned him by the sta te club
studying th e Chinese language in S tapleton field.
leader.
1
Gem of th e O cean .......... .................................................................... Band
P eking p rep a ra to ry to m issionary
A sneak th ief stole a new tire
F rid ay E vening, April 15— T ro u t
Bay S tate Cadets ( B a rrin g to n ).......................................................Band
w ork in China, was dated March 12 dale P.-T. A. moving p ic tu re a t
belonging to Miss M artha H agberg
D ream of th e V alley (R o se n k ra n s)...............................................Band
and stated they w ere In no im m edi T ro u td ale city hall.
as her m achine was p ark ed in
ate
d anger from the an tl-fo relg n
Piano S o lo .................................................................... N ellie Greenwood
fro n t of the B ap tist ch u rch a week
F riday Night, A pril 15— P rogram
and bask et social Rockwood grange
feeling
there.
ago
Sunday
evening.
T
h
ere
w
ere
S unshine O verture (B a g le y )........................................................... Band
Com munion service will be held hall.
Indications th a t th e m otorm eter
L ustspiel O verture (K ein B ela), req u e st n u m b e r....................Band
in th e Saron L u th eran ch u rch
was tam pered w ith but it w as not
S atu rd ay, A pril 16— D orcas circ le
M arch C abaletta (D a lb y )................................................................ Band
T h u rsd ay evening at 8 o’clock. food sale a t W airaii M ercantile Co.
' removed.
P iano S o lo ................................................ ...................... P a tty G reenwood
L enten song service will be held on
A p arty of eig h t who enjoyed a
S atu rd ay E vening, April 16—
F riday evening.
A nthem s, solos Ju n io r ca rn iv al Sandy Odd Fel-
R em em brance of N aples (B e n n e t)................................................Band
m otor trip to Longview Sunday
and duets will vary w ith co n g re g a low ’s hall.
was com posed of Mr. and Mrs.
G uard Mount P a tro l (E lle n b e rg )..................................................... Band
tio n al singing in com m em oration of
Jam
es
L
aw
rence,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Vocal S o lo ................................................................ Mrs. Enoch Sandeen
W ednesday Evening. A pril 20—
th e lenten season.
C. L arsen. Mr .and Mrs. B aker and
Lei lu re a t Fairview city hall for
Selections from M aritona (W a lla c e ).............................................Band
| The co n cert w hich was given benefit Sm ith M emorial P re sb y te r
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Beckw ith of
G rande E n tree March (V a n d erco o k ).............................................Band
S atu rd ay evening by th e m em bers ian ch u rch.
P ortland. They enjoyed lunch In
of th e Mission ch u rch choir was
Bassoon S olo...............................................................................A. J. S tout
' th e au to p ark a t Longview anil on
W ednesday Evening, A pril 20—
w ell attended and very successful
the retu rn trip m ade a to u r of the
Song of the Volga B oatm an (L a k e )...............................................Band
Boring Ladies Aid chicken sup p er
In
every
way.
T
he
proceeds
will
b a rra c k s at V ancouver, W ashing
a t 1. O. O. F . hall.
F irs t B attalion M arch (C ro sb y ).....................................................Band
be devoted tow ard changes th a t
ton, and th e P o rtlan d auto cam p
Friday, A pril 22 W. C. T. U. In
are to be decided a t a co n g reg a
of 75 cabins.
Courtesy) of
tional business m eeting to be held stitu te at T routdale.
Members of the E pw orth League
T h u rsd ay evening in th e ch u rch .
F rid ay Evening, April 22— Aremo
will hold a su n rise p ray er service
A young people's business m eeting club p arty a t C han ticleer inn.
on th e top of G resham b u tte Sun-
will he held a t th e ch u rch tonight.
, day m orning. All L eaguers a re re-
S atu rd ay E vening, April 30—
E lection of officers w ill tak e place n o rin g R ebekah lodge play at
' quested to m eet prom ptly a t 6:30
a t th a t tim e. On W ednesday eve l.O .O . F. hall.
at th e ch u rch . They have been in
ning the m ale ch o ru s will p ractice
stru cted to bring bread and b u tter
S atu rd ay E vening, April 30—
at 7 o'clock and the mixed ch o ru s
sandw iches and 10 cents. If the
O p eretta "C inderella" at Pow ell
at
8.
Good
F
riday
w
ill
be
ob-
_ ELECTRIC STORE
ELECTRIC BLOO.
w eath er is unfavorable, th e m eet-
Valley schoolhouse.
! served by a service F rid ay evening
| tng w tll he held in the ch u rch at
Gresham
Phone 801
Saturday Evening, April 30—
Ramon N ovarro and May McAvoy In the su p erb cinem a sp ectacle
t h . R e v Item Mho-
the sam e hour.
Powell SL, near City Hall
Ben Hur. Auditorium. Portland. April 16 to 24 See ad e ls e w h e r e ,8’ 8 ° ® ,
™
K
Fairview grange dance at Fairview
for prices and other information.
g ren w ill preach.
city hall.
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