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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1927)
HOLIDAY OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6 been m any h ealth im provem ents ca rrie d out in the school, u nder the direction of Mrs. Ellen Post, M ult nom ah county h ealth nurse. Dr J. E ari Else, a goiter specialist from P o rtlan d , exam ined the pupils By MRS. J B 88IB MILLAR. F irs t and second g rad es are of W ilkes school for possible goiter. By EVA L. CAM PBELL, School Dlst. No. 7 has been In ex w orking hard to obtain th e sta n d E very year th e school has given supervisor Multnomah County Schools istence over 50 years T he first ard In P alm er penm anship, due to one evening program in the fall, an A school is th e re su lta n t of a school building was a log one th e fact th a t specim ens of penm an aftern o o n program with a tre e at certain group of in te ra c tin g fact- w hich was erected a sh o rt distance ship a re to be sent in for aw ards C h ristm as, a c a n ta ta and g ra d u a ors— pupils, te ac h ers, educational north of th e site of the p resent soon. All b ut five pupils received tion exercises a t th e end of th e objectives, c u rricu lu m , buildings, building W hen the rig h t of way th e ir aw ard s le st year. school year. Special weeks, as equipm ent, tim e av ailab le for edu for th e O. W. R. & N. was surveyed Several ideas ill h ealth have been C hildren's Book • week. F ire Pro- cation, and en v iro n m en tal condi in 1880, it was discovered th a t the portrayed by the second grade tection week, etc., and special days tions. log schoolhouse w as on th e rig h t through p o sters and com positions. as Colum bus day, F ran ces E. W il W ith resp ect to a num ber of of way so th e board of d irec to rs de A cam paign for b etter teeth was lard day, A rm istice day, etc., w ere these it would be easy to show th a t cided to build a one-room fram e ca rrie d out during w hich sam ples observed in each room. ru ra l schools have definite h an d i building. W ilkes school has m ade g reat capping deficiencies and needs. We of tooth paste w as obtained for the In 1881 H iram W ilkes and S arah children and a record kept at strid e s to w ard s being a first-class probably find few er of these de Ann W ilkes deeded one acre of school. d istric t in th e last th ree years. T his ficiencies and needs in M ultnom ah land to School Dlst. No. 7, to be Intense in te re st was noted in the includes building im provem ents, county schools th an in m any be used for school purposes only. The 1 P ilgrim P ro ject worked out in No en ro llm en t of pupils and the ad d i cause of en v iro n m en tal conditions. m em bers of the board a t th is tim e vem ber. T he story of the P ilgrim s tion of an e x tra teacher. The in All of our schools a re located on w ere Jacob Zim m erm an, P eter was worked o ut on th e sand table creased atten d a n ce has caused good highw ays easily accessible to R rpelding and F rederick Ham ilton. and also dram atized by the first and cram ped playing conditions on the city w ith its c u ltu ra l advantag T he building th a t was erected to second grades In language class rain y days. T his h as been a lle es. Because of th is, M ultnom ah replace the log one served for a Spelling booklets w ere m ade rep viated by half hour noons and su county is able to se cu re b etter experienced num ber of years. In 1913 th e first resen tin g tu rk ey s and also book pervised gym nastic and play w ork train ed and m ore u nit of th e p resen t building w as lets of P ilgrim life and custom s in the auditorium . W ilkes school teach ers, and, a fte r all, it is the e re c te d ,' w hich was thoroughly The m ost in terestin g p a rt of the is looking fo rw ard to the tim e personnel of th e teach in g force m odern; in 1922 an o th er room was project was the building of a mod when a play shed will relieve th is m ore th an any oth er one th in g th a t m akes for su ccessful schools. added and a second teacher em ern house and a P ilg rim house cram ped condition. T he Louise Home Aids Many. ployed. In 1926 th is was enlarged show ing the difference and changes As su p erv iso r of th e schools in T he Louise Home for g irls, s it th is county I find m ost of th e and at present the building con in mode of living. All fu rn itu re tain s th ree large class rooms, an was m ade and arran g e d by the uated on the B ark er road, is one te ach ers w illing to co o p erate In auditorium and the p rincipal's children. Dry goods boxes form ed of th e In stitu tio n s of the Pacific any m easu re w hich w ill in crease P ro tectiv e society. the w alls of th e houses. office. the efficiency of th e ir w ork. Be In th e early days of the w ar th e cause of th is cooperation, scientific November brought w ith it T hree ac res of land adjoining the original acre have been purchased, w ealth of p ro ject m aterial to the p resen t location of th e Home w ith te sts and m easu rem en ts have The tw o buildings was purchased, and found a p erm an en t place in m any w hich provides adequate play interm ediate grad e room. fourth and th ird g rades m ade I’ll with additions and im provem ents of o u r schools. ground for the pupils. P rin c ip a ls and For th e p ast siz years the d is grim booklets w hich contained have grow n into four large, w ell te ach ers a re becom ing in terested tric t has tran sp o rte d the pupils to original com position by the pupils equipped stru c tu re s on the 20 acres in the re su lts of th ese te sts as they and from school. W. P. Bell is th e Each story w as illu stra te d with of land owned. apply to co n crete cases, in th e r e T he sm aller o t th e two original lationships am ong th e resu lts of pictures m ade and colored by the p resen t bus driver. T he teaching staff is us follow s; class. The e n tire room particip ât buildings was very m uch enlarged m any te sts given to th e sam e In Lois G ray, prin cip al; Edna R. ed in th e study of th e life of the and converted into a hospital for dividual pupil, and In w h at ought C arlyle, interm ediate, and Lucile P ilgrim s in th is country. T he ch il th e girls. to be done for th is individual p u dren depicted th e home 4ife by fu r A county school building w as pil when th ese facts and th e ir in P lu n k ett, prim ary. T he school work th is year has nishing a shoe box w ith the au stere soon erected w here school, u nder te r-rela tio n sh ip s have been d is been m ore extensive th an ever be P ilgrim fu rn itu re m ade from p a th e d irection of tw o excellent covered. fore, due to m any Im provem ents per. T he th ird grade pupils have te ach ers, is held for the en tire The reading and arith m etic w ork and added facilities. T he m onthly m ade booklets of each poem they school year, and all g irls atten d of all te a c h e rs has been observed visits of Miss Eva Campbell, the have m em orized, and draw n pic u n less Incapacitated by illness. and m any te ac h ers have been led T he g rad es above th e th ird are to see th a t th ey w ere w orking supervisor of schools for M ultno tu re s w hich they th o u g h t would mah county have proved very best Illu stra te the poem. The ta u g h t and th e g irls who are in w ithout clea rly defined objectives, beneficial. Among the added facil fourth and fifth g rad es cut from high school can earn cred its by and a re endeavoring to co rrec t ities are w all clocks and library m agazines a p ictu re to use on the ta k in g th e prescribed business those conditions. tables in each of th e rooms, and a cover ot th e ir poetry books. These co u rse o f typing, bookkeeping, A special condition to be m et in new set of m aps in the upper grade books a re to contain the en tire om m erclal arith m etic and English. ru ra l education Is th a t of th e one- Of th e 15 g irls who took th e room. Each of th e rooms has been w ork of the year. and tw o -teach er schools. U ntil we T he fifth grad e illu stra te d in eighth grad e exam inations last ca rry in g out a series of cam paigns have a specially adapted form of posters th ree well balanced m eals sp rin g all passed th e county test, of activity work. cu rricu lu m m ade to the specifica w hich sp eak s w ell for both te a c h for one day. T he o th e r g rades D uring Indian sum m er a quite tions of these schools, it is p ra c extensive Indian project was c a r have been tak in g up h ealth habits ers and pupils. tically im possible for them to cope T he new juvenile hospital was ried out In the prim ary room. It and m aking free hand p o sters for with the full elem en tary ed u ca opened th e 28th of Septem ber and included an Indian village con each rule. tional problem . T he penm anship periods have Is alread y overflow ing, and m ore stru cted on the sand table, as well But m odern ed ucational ideals as booklets in which the Indian been spent In w riting for P alm er a re seeking en tra n ce weekly. T he a re realizab le even in o n e-teacher home, dress, food and life In gen aw ards. T he fifth g rad e class is old cottage, w hich was used for th e and tw o -teach er schools, given a p The ho sp ital, before th is was opened, era l w ere illu strated . T he a r t w ork prep arin g a ghost party. p ro p riate cu rricu la, eq uipm ent and d uring the p roject consisted of ghosts to assem ble nt th is p arty has been thoroughly renovated and teachers. I t tak es a good teach er n early ready for th e m a tern ity free hand cu ttin g of wigwams, are c h a ra c te rs from history which to utilize a good cu rric u lu m —th e All upper cases. canoes, etc. Indiun posters w ere they have studied. poor te ac h ers m erely rep e at the At p resen t th e re ure 90 g irls in g rades have increased th e ir speed also made. type of education w hich produced A device, in the form of an a ir and accuracy in arith m etic by th e home, and th e trag ed y is th a t them. plane race, to obtain b etter num standardized te sts and d rills. The th re e -fo u rth s of all a re from broken T his y ear th e re w ill be no sta te ber work was ca rrie d out in the pupils of the Oregon history class homes, broken by death of one or exam inations given in th e county, second grude. T he pupils chose have worked at individual projects both p are n ts or by divorce, th e la t but objective te sts will be used as sides, and raced to New York. The rep rese n tin g various epochs of te r being the la rg e st in num ber. T he g irls, u n d er the direction of planes, placed in th e ch alk tray Oregon history such us F ort Van- and moved to the next station each couvçr, F o rt A storia, th e fur b rig th e w orkers, a ssist In th e g eneral D uring th e w inter w ork and in th e laundry. T h eir day by the w inning side, m ade the ades, etc. race m ore exciting. The resu lts m ouths the reading classes read alloted ta sk Is changed from tim e and report in class upon the lib ra to tim e, and th u s they get a good show ed favorable progress. To obtain speed and accuracy ry books read during th e cam paign. know ledge of g en eral housew ork. and a t the sam e tim e encourage a At th e close of th e year th ese r e Many of them go from here at the ta ste for good reading, the prlm ury p orts are given to th e county li ex p iratio n of th e ir tim e, into homes te ac h er has offered a prize to all b ra ria n who issues rending certifi w here a goodly num ber give sa tis For th e past tw o years faction. second g rad e rs who read and u n cate*. P reaching services and Sunday d ersta n d seven lib rary books d u r each pupil in th is room has earned ing the school year. T he pupils a reading certificate, m aking the school a re held every Sunday In th e home, and reg u lar Bible classes have already qualified for prizes room 100 per cent. D uring th e last year th e re have th ro u g h th e week. T he new hos th is term . pital is thoroughly up to date in every p artic u la r, w ith a train ed n u rse in co n stan t atten d an ce and a physician who com es two or th ree tim es weekly. For th e money needed to ca rry on th e w ork the sta te and the P o rt land Com m unity Chest fu rn ish a The New V lfT A R p a rt an d the rem ain d er comes Orthophonie » l v I VI» from v o lu n tary offerings. T he self-sacrificing w ork of the 77/te Gift ihtil Ifeeps on Giving founder. W. O. M acLaren, canupt M usic! A fter a lt w hat be too highly com mended. He gift can b rin g m o re g e n sta rted th e first unit of th is w ork u in e p lea su re th a n m u 22 y ea rs ago In P o rtlan d at w hat sic? T h e New O rth o Is know n as "P o rtla n d Commons" ph o n ie Viet rota, m u si and th ro u g h all these y ea rs he has cal m arv el of th e age. given him self u n tirin g ly to the fu rn in h e s th e IlneHt m u task , w ith no com pensation save a nie fo r th e hom e. H e a r h are su p p o rt for hts fam ily as th e O rth o p h o n ie Vlc- recom pense. His w orth is know n tro la play th e w o n d e r n atio n ally am ong refo rm ers, and a ful new V ictor records, few m onths ago he w as elected m ad e th e new V ictor president of the N ational P rison way. association. T he Oasis T ea Room. The O asts Is situ ate d at the In te rse ctio n of Sandy and B arker roads. T he arc h ite c tu re Is semi- C om e in a n d h e a r th e new V ictor O rth o p h o n ie Moortsh. records. T hey a r e m arv e ls of a u th e n tic re p ro d u c T he larg e tea room is cozy w ith 50-Year-Old School Develops Info Pine, Modern Institution 16, 1927 GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM, OREGON 1 Battery Service. . tiou to th e p rin cip als and teach - , era of M ultnom ah county for th e ir Some Observations on the Rural cooperation th e p ast th re e m onths Schools of Multnomah County and to w ish them a happy and prosperous New Year. A g u aran teed b attery for |3 or >4 and y o u r old one. C harging, 50c. Pow ell Valley a t 52d street. Phone TA bor 0284 afte r 7 p. m.—Adv. T he typical * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * i tim e of te ac h er and ch ild ren aw ay * 1 from tru e education to focus it up- It would be a unique idea to on m em orizing m ore or less iso lat try a luncheon or chicken d in ed facts. ner a t th e unique little place * U ntil we have much m ore re li * n’ea r the 12-mile co rn e rs called * able inform ation th an at p rese n t of 1 * w hich cu rricu lu m is of m ost w orth for ru ra l children, an y form al Im ** posed req u irem en t like th is is a i * * ball and ch ain to p ro g ress. The * * objective te st can far b etter serve * * th e p urposes so u g h t by eighth * g rad e exam ination w ith m uch less * * Owned and o perated by * d anger of tim e-w asting cram m ing. * * Syd Wo*d of Auto Club fame. * We have tak en long strid e s in the * * * p ast 20 y ears tow ard m aking * * $1.50 a n d $1.00 C hick en D in n e rs a n y tim e. teaching a profession, b ut we need * * * to keep in m ind some of th e c h a r ** * i to F rie d C hicken, H ot B iscu its a n d F re n c h F rie d * ac te ristic s of a tru e profession. * ! P o ta to e s, 50c. Freedom and grow th arg tw o of * them . E very m em ber has a voice ** ! 40c B u sin e ss M ens’ L u n c h e o n , 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. and an o p p o rtu n ity to m ake an in * * * S an d w ich es a n d Coffee a n y tim e. dividual co n trib u tio n , however * * * g re a t or sm all it may be, to th e ** * Clean, wholesome food, well cooked and a cheery fireplace * sum to ta l of the tru th know n to * * * await you here. th e profession. * * I desire to ex p ress my ap p recia- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ; a basis for prom otion. eiKhth Rrade e la m ln a llo n tu rn 8 th e ! 1 Z * The Unique Z i * Z Z When You “Dig Down” to buy a box of VOGAN’S CANDIES You know th a t you a r e b u y in g h e r th e b e st C andy e v e r m ade. F u ll c re a m c e n te re d C h o c o la te s a n d B o n b o n s— fre s h n u ts a n d f ru its th ic k ly cov ered w ith th e m o st delicio u s c h o c o la te . E a c h a n d ev e ry piece b rim fu l of ca n d y goodness. TH E BEST OF G IFTS— ever ap p reciated by a ll—delicious chocolates in a p p ro p riate C h rist m as boxes. From one to five pounds of goodness. BON BONS—A ssorted Candies, Covered F ru its —in b ulk or boxed. Buy your H oliday Candies here. To help you p re p a re for and celeb rate C h ristm as we h av e: .C h ristm a s T ree D ecora tions, ( hristnius C repe and W rapping T issue, Holiday G reeting Cards, Fancy Box S ta tio n ery, F ountain P en s, F la s h lig h ts N apkins, Etc, Try Our Luncheon Special prices on X m as Candies and N uts to schools, churches, lodges, etc. The White Way M. L. (D a n ) W H IT E , P ro p . G re sh am P h o n e 2351 Cigars Tobaccos Cigarettes Nuts Soda Fountain Ice Cream at all times Having Moved 1 to its Beautiful New Home at Sixth and Salmon Streets For Christmas, and Ever After » I g All th«* lute V ictor lteco rd s alw ay s in stock. n G. M. DAVIDSON EX C L U SIV E VICTOR AG ENT Candy in boxes and in hulk. Many tine gift suggestions in stock P h o n e 46 » » ______ X G resh am , O regon X announces a Not only Shop-Worn or Used Appliances th e v e ry la rg e tir e p la , c. th e ta ll palm s and o rien tal decorations. A X B runsw ick P an n tro p e furn ish es m usic for dancing. T he sm aller dining room s m ake Ideal places for I luncheons or b anquets and th ere is also a com plete fountain service T he highest sta n d a rd s of good ta ste a re m aintained and an o r c h e stra fu rn ish es m usic on S a tu r day n ig h ts and on special occa kA sions Dr and Mrs. Emil Nelson are the host and hostess. The O asis Service statio n is an a ttra c tiv e stucco bnil|]ing n ear th e tea room. The it A B garage, the Ascot A cre sto re and g arag e located on th e Base Line road a re also in th is d is tr ic t » « « Portland Gas & Coke Co. Rummage Sale » £ Prices range from $51) to $.'*(),) K tio n . the but all kinds of fixtures, etc., etc, for sale NEVER SUCH A CHANCE to get BARGAINS C o m e to th e o ld sto re a t F ifth a n d A ld e r B u t c o m e b e fo re e v e ry th in g is g o n e /