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G resham O utlook
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GRESHAM. MILTNOMAI I COUNTY, OREGON,
YOL. 18, NO. 15
OBITUARY GIVEN
OF GEO. D. RANK
Chicken Thief Now
Serving Jail Term
G eorge D onaldson R ank, who
died a t his home a m ile ea st of
G resham S aturd ay , A pril 14, was
born in Indiana Decem ber 26, 1852.
L eaving In d ian a in th e sum m er of
1855, his p are n ts moved to Olm­
sted county, M innesota, settlin g
near Dover w here Mr. R ank lived
until the fall of 1912 when he cam e
to B aker, Oregon, w here he resided
for four year#*. He th en moved to
G resham w here he resided u n til
his death.
Mr. R ank w as m arried to G ussie
Demro at Dover, M innesota, No­
vem ber 5, 1898. Besides his widow
he is survived by th ree b ro th ers
and a sister, Sam of Boulder, Colo­
rado; E llsw orth of Dover, M inne­
so ta: F ra n k of Miles City, Mon­
tana, and Mrs. B e rth a W ilson of
Dover, M innesota.
H ea rt trouble, from w hich he
had been a sufferer for several
years, w as the d irect cau se of his
death. Mrs. R ank left w ith th e r e ­
m ains Monday evening for Dover,
w here in te rm en t is heing m ade to ­
day.
To the quick forethought of Mr.
and Mrs. O scar T horen and son
W aldem ar may be attrib u ted the
fact th a t a G resham man. A rden
C raw ford, is now spending his tim e
in th e M ultnom ah county jail for
th e th e ft of four chickens, a saw,
plane and two p lanks from the
T horen prem ises late Tuesday eve­
ning. C raw ford w as sentenced to
90 days W ednesday in D istrict
Ju d g e O lson's co u rt after pleading
g u ilty to the charge.
T his speedy dispensation of ju s­
tice followed the a r re s t of C raw ford
sh o rtly after m idnight by D eputy
Sheriff E arl S tanley who located
him in his house n ear the fair
grounds, afte r identification had
been m ade by m eans of th e license
on his autom obile, found parked
n ear th e Mt. Hood tra c k s n o rth of
th e T horen residence.
Mrs. T horen heard a d isturbance
in h er chicken yards about 11
o'clock. For some tim e she lis t­
ened w ithout arousing the other
m em bers of the fam ily, but when
she w as su re th a t the noise cam e
from someone in truding on the
p rem ises she called her husband
and son and they all quietly aw ait­
ed developm ents. Soon a m an was
seen to come from the chicken
house and Mr. T horen inquired his
business th e re th a t tim e of night.
At first the m an w as inclined to be
su rly and gave T horen the im pres­
sion he w as searching for bootleg­
g ers. However, he soon changed
his ta ctics as T horen clt“d to his
son to get the gun and they sta rted
in p u rsu it of him.
He did not try to en ter his p a rk ­
ed autom obile by th e railro ad
tra c k s, although he could have done
so as far as T horen w as concerned,
for a t first the la tte r did not see the
p arked car. H ere w as w here Mr.
T hief m ade his big m istake. He
took too m uch for g ran ted and
slipped home quietly, leaving the
abandoned ca r containing his loot.
A fter Mr. T h oren lost sight of his
m an he got his own m achine and
did a little scouting on his own ac­
count. finally sighting the m achine
and the stolen goods. The re st was
easy. County au th o rities w ere no-
tilled and D eputy Stanley was dis­
patched to the scene. A lthough the
ca r bore an Idaho license, it took
b ut a sh o rt tim e to locate the
ow ner.
C raw ford was found at his home,
ap p a ren tly deep in slum ber, and at
first disclaim ed all know ledge of
th e affair and w as indignant a t be­
ing charged w ith th e theft. H ow ­
ever, w hen S tanley asked for his
shoes and going back to the T horen
place fitted them into the trac k s
fcunC n ear the chicken coop, C raw ­
ford saw th e gam e w as up and
pleaded guilty to th e charge in
co u rt W ednesday.
RARE FILM TREAT
AT GRANADA THEATER
“Seventh H eaven", a p ic tu re of
love, courage and u p lift w ill be
show n a t the G ranada th e a te r, Mon­
tavilla. next S unday and Monday.
T his is said to be a ra re film, fea­
tu rin g J a n e t G aynor as D iane, a
waif, and C harles F erre ll, the s ta l­
w art Chico, risin g from a P a ris
sew er to the seventh heaven of
life's happiness. It is a dram a of
sp iritu a l
aw akening, good for
young and old to see.
HOWELL VALLEY
No services will be held Sunday
in th e Saron L u th e ra n church w ith
the exception of the Bible school
w hich w ill convene a t 9:45.
The Home and F oreign M ission­
ary society of the Saron L u th eran
church will m eet on T h u rsd ay a f­
ternoon, April 26, a t th e home of
Mrs. C. A. L indgren. A rep o rt will
be given by Mrs. F ra n k Staffenson,
m issionary delegate to the Colum ­
bia conference at V ancouver, B. C.,
a t th a t tim e. It is desired th a t all
m em bers be present.
Mr. and Mrs. L eonard Nelson a re
receiving co n g ra tu latio n s over th e
a rriv a l of a 10% -pound son born to
them Tuesday. Mrs. Nelson is be­
ing cared for a t th e home of her
m other, Mrs. G eorge W illiam s.
No services w ill be held in th e
Mission church Sunday as th e d is­
tric t young people's conference w ill
l>e held in the Sw edish ta b ern ac le
in P o rtlan d , including a num ber of
Powell V alley young people on its
program . T he m orning service at
the tab ern acle, w hich is located on
17th and G leason, will begin at
10:30, w ith m eetings in the a f te r ­
noon and evening. T he service will
be in th e form of a welcome to A.
J. B ard, N orth Pacific coast ev an ­
g elist of th e M ission church. A
bus w ill leave th e M ission ch u rch
at 9 o'clock in th e m orning and w ill
leave th e tab ern ac le in P o rtlan d , at
10 o'clock th a t evening.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. H agberg and
d aughter, Miss M artha H agberg,
w ere happily su rp rised a t th e ir
new home on th e Mt. Hood Loop
highw ay T h ursd ay evening w hen a
good sized com pany of H aley
friends cam e in for an o ld -fash ­
ioned house w arm ing.
M usical
num bers w ere enjoyed, afte r w hich
refre sh m e n ts w ere served.
Mr.
and Mrs. H agberg w ere presen ted
with a handsom e carv in g set as a
token of appreciatio n from th e ir
friends.
OLD DAYS RECALLED
BY COVERED WAGON
T he days of '49 w ere recalled th is
m orning by the sig h t of a yoke of
oxen and a covered w agon proceed­
ing along th e Base L ine road, P o rt­
land bound. T h e re 'w a s th is slig h t
difference, how ever, as th e oxen
seen th is m orning w ere m ounted in
a tru c k and the covered w agon was
being propelled, not by ox pow er
b u t by gasoline, and w as fastened
to th e end of th e tru c k as a tra ile r.
T he speed w as such th a t it was
im possible to obtain an interview
Im plem ents, m achinery th a t do
w ith th e driver, but it was probable the w ork in the rig h t way, delivered
th e outfit w as w anted, eith er for a and guaranteed . T erm s. H essel
moving pictu re or as p a rt of some Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
New Footwear for Ladles.
celebration. One th in g w as sure,
The sp rin g ’s sm a rte st slip p ers,
no one w as going out for a joy ride.
pum ps and oxfords a t p o p u lar
F or real estate loans see or call prices, $8.95, $4.95 and $5.95. Ayls-
w orth & M artin, G resham .—Adv.
B. W. T horne.—Adv
Granada Theater
76th and Glisan, Portland
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Sunday and Monday
APRIL 22 and 23
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FRIDAY, APRIL t0, Iȉ8
and showed 300 slides of views he
had taken in his trav els, principally
in Oregon, of flowers, shrubs, b eau ­
tifu l homes .and n atu re scenes.
T his w as a very en tertain in g fea­
tu re. The photo process used by
H arold Dahl, recen t w inner of
T he all-day m eeting at th e can- Mr. P au lu s is a F rench one th a t
the Union Pacific O. S. C. sc h o lar­
b
ring
s
out
all
th
e
exquisite
tin
ts
of
ne.ry on Monday w as th e m ost su c­
ship of $100, in th e follow ing in te r­
cessful and satisfacto ry m eeting flowers, sunsets, sky reflections on esting n arrativ e rela tes his ex p er­
w
ater,
etc.
Mr.
P
au
lu
s
had
n
o
th
­
the B erry G row ers have held. The
iences under th e caption, “ My
atten d an ce w as good, considering ing to sell b ut volunteered to en ­ E ight Y ears of Club W ork, W ork
te
rta
in
for
the
p
leasu
re
he
derived
th a t it prom ised to be a good day to
and Play." H arold is a 16-year-ohl
w ork on th e land and th e re w ere from pleasing others.
Ray R eitsm a showed specim ens ju n io r in G resham Union high
over 200 m em bers present.
school.
The m orning session was devot­ of weevil and urged g ro w ers to
keep
them
in
co
n
tro
l
by
poison
I first enrolled in club w ork in
ed to business problem s. J. J.
the sp rin g of 1922. At th a t tim e 1
F ish er read th e an n u al rep o rt of bait. County A gent H all described was not yet nine y ears old, b ut due
the y e a r's business. T he cash tu r n ­ in detail th e life habits of th e pest to th e fact th a t my b irth d ay cam e
over for the year was $494,317.38 or and stressed th e nged of w atch fu l­ te to re November first I was eligi­
76 p er cent of th e 1926 re tu rn s as ness for th e m erging of th e bugs ble to become a club m em ber.
My first project w as pig club
a resu lt of reduced tonnage and from th e ground. He said he would
w atch carefu lly and advise the w ork and for th a t project I p ro ­
lower values. However, “as hope
g ro w ers of his observations as to cured a Poland C hina porker. I
springs etern al in th e hum an
w as very m uch in terested in him
th e tim e to apply the poison.
and gave him lots of c a re and a t­
b reast" th e m em bers p resen t ex­
J. E. B ennett, candidate for the tention and he developed into a
pressed th e ir appreciation of the
sta te sen ate w as introduced and fine pig by th e tim e of the county
efforts m ade by th e m anagem ent in
m ade a favorable im pression on the fair. I entered him In the pork
the follow ing resolution:
division of th e club show and w as
very proud when he won second
W hereas, th is is the n in th annual audience.
It w as announced th a t Mrs. Mat- prize in the contest.
meeting of our association and we
a re p rep arin g for ano th er harv est, tie F ra k es has ren ted the can n ery
Our club, the Victory Pig club,
tru stin g th a t our harvest will be I lunch stand for th e season.
had a judging team th a t year and
bountiful and th at we will receive
A ppreciation of the w ork done although 1 worked h ard enough and
a satisfacto ry price for sam e, th e re ­
took every o p p o rtu n ity for judging
1 by Mr. F raley w as voted in the practice, I (lid not m ake the team.
fore be it
follow
ing
reso
lu
tio
n
;
My second year in club w ork was
Resolved, th a t we express our
W hereas, W. D. Fraley has se rv ­ very much like the first. 1 enrolled
th an k s to, and confidence In, all
who have contributed to our suc­ ed as d irecto r and president of our in pork production w ork and p ra c ­
cess in the p ast In th e ir various association for th e past four years, tically repeated th e first y ea r’s p e r­
positions, fully ap p reciatin g the giving of his tim e, energy and coun­ form ance.
try in g year they fcave just passed cil freely and courteously, th e re ­
T he next year I went a little
through, and tru s t th a t they will fore be it
I stro n g er w ith my pigs and sta rte d
Resolved,
th
a
t
it
is
w
ith
reg
rets
find the m ark etin g conditions m ore
the w ork w ith a g ilt and a boar
favorable, and pledge our support th a t we accept his resig n atio n j th a t w ere given me by my fath er. I
from
our
board
of
d
irecto
rs
and
ex
­
to the m anagem ent to m ake it our
paid a lot of atten tio n to these two
p ress th e hope th a t in w hatever pigs and spent a lot of tim e coax­
most successful year.
line
of
endeavor
he
may
em
bark,
We also w ish to express to the
ing them along and listening to the
telephone girls our th an k s for the we ex p ress th e hope th a t he may advice of o th er people and reading
be
successful,
and
we
will
alw
ays
very satisfacto ry service given us
all in stru c tio n s I could find on pig
during the h arv est season, ex h ib it­ ' recall his genial, courteous contact raising. By fall th ese pigs w ere
w
ith
us
w
ith
pleasure.
ing patience and a desire to help
beauties to see. I took them to the
T he reso lu tio n s com m ittee ex­ fair us usual and th e p o rk er took
the b erry grow ers.
And we w ish to express our pressed to th e fam ilies of th e de­ second prize in his division w hile
th an k s to our county agent. S. B ceased m em bers thffir condolence th e gilt stood at th e head of her
H all, for his u n tirin g efforts and
class in Division III w hich is a
w illingness to at all tim es assist in the follow ing resolution:
i breeding purpose show.
the m em bers in th e ir problem s.
W hereas, it has pleased an All-
1 w as m ore successful in Judging
T he election of C. T. Ryan and Wise P rovidence to remove from | th a t year, w inning u place on the
our
m
idst
our
fellow
m
em
bers
and
i club judging team , but when we
N. P. Nelson as d irecto rs w as r a ti­
co-w orkers, II. L. L anglitz, George
fied. D. E. Towle resigned as a R ank, John M eyers, O scar Nelson w ent Into the county fair we w ere
i not successful enough in m aking
director of th e cooperative asso ­ and Anton H endricksen, and
very m uch of a show ing. From
W
hereas,
we
d
esire
to
convey
to
ciation to comply w ith th e sta te law
; th a t yeur on 1 have alw ays been on
th
e
ir
fam
ilies
th
is
expression
of
a judging team alth o u g h not su c­
and A. M. Nichols w as elected to
sym pathy and condolence in th is
fill th e unexpired term of one year. th e ir hour of tr ia l and grief, th e re ­ cessful in w inning at the county
I fair un til 1925.
The selection of Mr. Nichols Is fore be it
T he next yeur 1 enrolled in all
Resolved, th a t we tak e th is
considered a m ost happy one as he
th re e divisions of th e pig club
is a tru e cooperator and b rin g s to m eans of expresslrig to them the work. I had a sow and litter, a
sym pathy of th e m em bers of the
boar and two gilts. T hrough the
the association a w ealth of b u si­ ■ association.
sum m er I had a lot of tro u b le w ith
ness experience th a t Is expected to
s and they caused me much
be of g rea t value.
PLEASANT VALLEY w w orm
orry and grief, but finally I su c ­
The follow ing m em bers w ere
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richey m o­ ceeded in g ettin g rid of them . At
elected for th e y ear as an advisory to red to C orvallis la st Friday, the county fair my pigs took two
w here they visited with relativ es firsts, tw o seconds and a th ird and
com m ittee:
I
and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Richey, I th ought th is p retty good.
8. B. H all, W. J. B a rtlett, V. retu rn ed home Monday.
again m ade the judging team and
Bodley, John K rieger, A. W. De-
Mrs. F. A. Lehm an w as a city although we did nut win a t the
county fair, we gave th e w inning
Haven, J. C. E lliott, W illard d ill, visitor on T uesday of th ij week.
team a good ru n for th e ir money.
A .L. Heacock, John Ick ler, Dave
B. E. T u rn e r made a business
w as a year for me to rem em ­
J a rl, P. W. Ledine, W. R. Jo h n ­ I trip to the E stacad a d istric t one ber 1925
in m ore w ays th a n one. 1 had
son, Wm. K niefel, John L arsson day recently.
only tw o pigs In club w ork and
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E kstrom en- they d id n 't do very well. They
(T ro u td ale), Roht. Lundhom, F ra n s
M attson, N P. Nelson, A. M. ' te rtain e d frien d s from P o rtlan d w ere com peting in the sam e class.
Nichols, A. Peier , E rn e st Johnson, I la st Sunday.
The sm aller one had a sw irl which
Mrs. A. M. S p rin g er, who has I did not notice un til the pigs of
Ray Reitsm a, S. A. R oberts, H. W.
Lynch, E. S atterstro m , Oscar W alin, been on the sick list for som e tim e, the litte r had been butchered, so I
V. H Sipe, Joe .Ryhnick, George is now on th e road to recovery.
considered m yself out of luck. I
Schaeffer. Ola Tofte. H. H. W at­
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. K esterson, a c ­ was very much gratified, how ever,
kins, F. J. K eller.
com panied by Mr. and Mrs. C. F. when they placed first and second
P resid en t F raley named a com ­ K esterson, w ere callers a t the at th e show.
Our judging team s won th e hon­
m ittee on nom inations as follow s: home of the form er's son, Glen
ors a t th e county fair th a t year and
N. P. Nelson, M L ennartz, E rn est K esterson of Montavilla.
A. C. Ball m ade a trip to D a­ i we won th e rig h t to rep rese n t our
Johnson, K. K aser, John Ickler, m ascus
I county a t the sta te fair w here we
on business, W ednesday.
also a com m ittee on reso lu tio n s as
T he gran g e home econom ics com ­ succeeded in w inning th ird place.
follow s: Anna Lehm an, A. M. m ittee met a t th e home of Mrs. T. P ractice m akes p erfect I have
i heard. Floyd Stafford, my team
Nichols, F. J. K eller, D. E. H olli­ M. Davis Monday afternoon.
1 m ate, was high point m an in the
The
Sunday
school
is
an
asset
to
day , V ictor Bodley, Chas. Proeb-
th e com m unity. All are invited to contest. We had been w orking a
stal.
atten d and th u s aid in su stain in g it. 1 long tim e to win th e chance to
T he lunch was very m uch en ­ P leasan t Valley com m unity Sunday 1 Judge a t the sta te fair and when
joyed by about 250 m em bers and school m eets a t 10 o’clock every the o p p ortunity arriv ed wa did Just
i as well as we could. However, our
friends. A fter lunch C. M. LaFol- Sunday m orning.
s ta rt in fa st com pany did not ap-
The
te
a
c
h
e
ri
for
th
e
P
leasan
t
lette grafted th e sm all w aln u t tree
pcar a bright .is it later tin l i e d
Valley
school
w
ere
recen
tly
elected
out to be. For some unaccountable
n ear th e can n ery office before an
for th e com ing year. They are reason I arriv ed on th e scene late
Interested audience. The process Mrs. Mary K rueger, p rin cip al;
! to en ter the co n test and perh ap s
seem s sim ple. In reply to a q u es­ Mrs. G ladys M orrell, in term ediate th is is one of the reaso n s why we
g
rad
es;
and
Miss
F
lorence
Richey,
tion Mr. L aF o llette said th a t fully
i did not do b etter. I have learned
prim ary. The com ing year will | since to be on tim e.
95 per cen t of his g rafts grew.
m ake the th ird for Mrs. M orrell In
A fter th e sta te fair I exhibited
Two h ours of en tertain m en t w ere th e school.
my g ilt a t th e Pacific In tern atio n al
given by R obert C. P au lu s of S a­
livestock exposition in P o rtlan d
Lawn Mowers.
lem. who w as a pioneer in co o p era­
w here she took fifth. F ifth place
We
re
p
a
ir
and
sh
arp
en
lawn
tive m ark etin g in th e state. Mr.
m ow ers. We call for and deliver. in th a t show is n ot such a bad- one.
P au lu s m ade an encouraging ad ­ J. E. M etzger, G resham , phone I T he follow ing year found me
d ress on th e m ark etin g problem 1901.—Adv.
t f with a senior calf, sow and litter,
g ilt and a boar, w hich gave me
four different p ro jects in club work.
You probably can im agine how in-
i terested a fellow can be if he likes
- It and th is so rt of w ork is som e­
thing I like. T he calf and pigs
w ere raised carefu lly and 1 fol-
j lowed the help and in stru c tio n s of
A tw o-act Comedy
all of the m aterial I could get at
Presented by Orient Parent-T eacher Association
i home and from our county club
leader, W. D. K inder. As th e tim e
ORIENT SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
¡cam e for th e fair the stock seemed
to be feeling fine and they looked
the best they ever had. Out of the
: th ree en tries in club w ork th e pig
took tw o blues an d a w hite ribbon.
The calf w as not so lucky and
CHILDREN, I5<
| stood th ird from th e bottom In her
ADULTS,
class.
Again our Judging team w ent to
the sta te fair w here we had the
honor of placing first w hich m ade
us sta te cham pions. For some r e a ­
son 1 w as the high m an in th e co n ­
te st and I felt very proud of my
achievem ent. Before we had the
ROCKWOOD GRANGE HALL
re su lts of the co n test my te a m ­
m ates, Jo h n Flem ing and Floyd
Stafford and I got to com paring
notes on the way we had placed the
different clasaes of livestock. We
found th a t so far as we could re ­
m em ber our placing» did not c o r­
Mack's Merry Maids' 6-piece Orchestra
respond a t all. T hings w ere look­
ing p retty bad for us and we were
Gentlemen 5 0 #
REFRESHMENTS
Ladle», 2 5 #
blue
We w ere a su rp rised trio
EVERYBODY WELCOME
however w hen we got the final re
Berry Growers Hold
Successful Meeting
“ mk . non
FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 8:15 P. M.
caven
w ith
JANET GAYNOR and CHARLES FARRELL
f
f
f
f
f
7th Heaven is positively the best picture made
this year. By all means see it. Stephen Parker,
manager Granada 7 heater.
DANCE
SATURDAY EVE., APRIL 28
Prominent Club Boy
Relates Experiences
TUESD AYS
AND
FRIDAYS
*2.00 Per Year
PLANS BEING MADE
FOR DEDICATION
Wrecks Two Cars
T hree people were spilled onto
th e ground, tw o ca rs o verturned
but no one h u rt, other th an shock
and m inor bruises, in a collision on
i th e Mt. Hood Loop road yesterday
n ear Gillis statio n. It is considered
alm ost a m iracle th a t no serious
i in ju ry resulted.
I W esley H aw es, son of Mr. and
j Mrs. Thos. H. H aw es of O rient, was
i driving his fa th e r’s ca r north from
j Boring. At th e Mt. Hood Loop road
he failed to observe th e stop sign
and was stru c k by the c a r of Mr.
PASTOR ANNOUNCES
and Mrs. G eorge Schaeffer who
SERMON TOPICS w ere driving to G resham from th eir
The serm on for th e m orning home on th e Loop highw ay. Both
hour at the* Methodist ch u rch has ca rs were driving at considerable
to do with those th in g s th a t really
belong to us but w hich we are not speed. It w as raining very hard
able to utilize. It is called, "U n­ and W esley said he did not see the
possessed P ossessions."
ca r approaching from his rig h t and
The Sunday school continues to
have a fine attendance. Its tim e of did not know w hat stru ck him, so
unexpected w as the blow. The im ­
m eeting is 10 o'clock.
E pw orth League m eets a t 6:30 pact tu rn ed th e Schaeffer ca r over
with a topic of p ractical value.
onto its side, and caused th e Hawes
T he p asto r preach es again in the ca r to tu rn com pletely around and
evening, the topic being "Silence
upside down. Mrs. Schaeffer, who
Is Golden."
had been a t th e wheel, w as the
GRESHAM TEMPLE
first to notice the om inous silence
SERVICES ANNOUNCED in th e other car. She and her h u s­
T he topic for the afternoon se r­ band ran to th e rescue and found
vice a t th e U ndenom inational tem ­ W esley in th e fro n t seat w ith th e
ple on Sunday will be, "T he F irst
F ru its of the R esu rrectio n ,” when cushion on top of him and his head
the pastor, the Rev. 8. F. P itts, will p ro tru d in g from th e door, w hich
again fill the pulpit, afte r a most had providentially come open.
successful and beneficial cam paign
T he cars w ere towed aw ay for
conducted by Genevieve Booth-Clib-
born and her assista n t, Miss L illian rep airs, w hich will be m ade at the
K line .closing last Monday evening. expense of Mr. Hawes.
The Rev. D. It. W eintz w ill con­
duct th e Sunday evening service,
preaching from the subject, "F el­ FORMER GRESHAM BOY
low ship." The afternoon service
WINS PORTLAND BRIDE
will begin a t 2 o'clock, and at 7:30
Edwin Shelley, son of Mr. and
in th e evenlflg. P ray er m eeting is Mrs. W. T. Shelley of G resham , was
held on T uesday evening and united in m a rriag e S aturday to
Young Peoples service on Friday Miss Minnie Brooks of P ortland,
evening at 7:30. Sunday school the cerem ony tak in g place at V an­
convenes ai 10 a. m. Sunday. A couver, W ashington. One of th e
cordial invitation Is extended to all w itnesses to th e cerem ony was a
for each service.
cousin of Mrs. Shelley. Mrs. Mar­
Ml M Ï
g are t Ackley, a t whose home a re ­
New Vaughn garden tra c to rs and ception was held S aturday evening
tra c to r im plem ents. H essel Im ple­ in honor of th e new ly-w edded pair.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelley w ill m ake
m ent Co.—Adv.
th e ir home in P ortlan d w here he
Is employed in the yards of the
Window ( leaning.
For ex p ert window cleaning so»« S outhern Pacific R ailroad com pany.
r h i bride has visited in G resham
8. T ajlm a, or leave o rd ers with J
Ross Brown. G resham , phone 2501 a num ber of tim es .w here she is
m ost favorably known. Shelley
su its and found th a t we had placed com pleted a th ree and a half y ea rs’
m inority cru ise as a m em ber of the
first.
I took my first trip to sum m er United S tates navy, and in this con­
school a t C orvallis th a t year. nection has visited several foreign
Flqyd Stafford w ent also, on the ports. For tw o sum m ers he has
sch o larsh ip we had won in the been employed in th e United S tates
judging co n test a t Salem . To say fo restry service.
we had a w onderful tim e c a n 't be­
P ortable R e stau ran t for Sale.
gin to exp ress it. T h at sum m er
I shall sell for sto rag e and other
school trip Is som ething I think
each boy should win, If It Is w ithin Indebtedness one com plete portable
his pow er, because It is very In­ re sta u ra n t, Invoice about $525, in ­
stru ctiv e and educational and th ere cluding 30 x 30 10-ounce canvass
is a lot of fun and sp o rt connected top, side w alls 7 feet; waffle dog
m achine, new electric coffee urn ,
with It.
In 1927 I w ent in to club work two G ass-o-alr stoves and other
heavier th an ever before because equipm ent to seat about 60. I will
I was used to it and Interested In accept cash offers to Monday eve­
the work. I consequently Joined ning, April 30, at 6 o'clock. R ight
the pig club, calf club, farm ac­ reserved to reje ct any or all bids.
counts club and th e dairy herd H. C. L arsen , U-Au-To (a m p ,
record club.
1 had pigs In all G resham .—Adv.
th ree divisions In th a t project and
a senior y earlin g and a Junior J e r ­
sey calf. T he pigs w ere also all
entered In th e open class and as
th e re w as not very stro n g com peti­
tion they took all th e firsts in both
Friday Evening. April 20.—Groeham
the club and open classes. The band
concert at Gilbert schoolhouse.
senior y earlin g and Junior calf both
Friday Evening. April 20.—Fairview
won first place in th e ir respective
grange card party.
divisions.
In the county stock judging con­
Friday Evening, April 20—Pleasant
te st my team won first place and Valley Ladies Aid pie social and en­
tertainment
at Pleasant Valley church.
won th e rig h t to rep rese n t our
county a t th e Pacific In tern atio n al.
Friday Everting. April 20.—Vaude­
We w ere all en th u siasm and spent ville anil musical show, Gresham Ma­
a long tedious fall in p rep a rin g for sonic hall.
Friday Evening. April 20 — Silver tea
the big November contest. We
th o u g h t stock Judging, talked stock and program, Rockwood church.
judging and dream ed stock judging
Friday Evening, April 2 0 —Parent-
and w ere certain ly hopped up on Teacher A ssociation entertainm ent at
Lynch
schoolhouse.
our subject. I am afraid we were
too am bitious for when the meeting
Sunday. April 22—Pleasant Home
was held we cam e o ut 11th In the district Sunday school convention,
Cottrell com munity church.
26 team meet.
My pigs and Junior calf w ent to
Thursday Evening. „ April __Mult­
2».
MMM Leader» Associa­
the sta te fair at. Salem w here they nomah County lxrcal
tion
meeting
at
high
school
gym ­
did exceptionally well. They won nasium
me a sch o larsh ip to th e sum m er
Thursday Evening. April 24.—Card
school of which I expect to take
party uniler auspices of W. B. A. In
advantage th is sum m er. For two Rockwood
Maccabee hall.
or th ree y ears past I had been u n ­
Friday Evening, April 27.—O. E. 8.
successful In show m anship, b u t at
■ aril party and program. Troutdale
the sta te fair In the calf show m an­ Masonic
hall.
ship co n test I succeeded In placing
Friday
Evening. April 27 Card
second in an en try of 34 co n test­
party and dance, Columbia grange hall.
ants.
Club work has given m e a lot
Sunday. April 21.—Indication of
nt experience and Insight Into the Zion E vangelical Sunday school hall
at F ifth and Main.
farm work and has m ade It so In­
te re stin g and profitable th a t I look
Friday Evening, May 4.— Jenny Lind
anil Munson trio at high school
at the old farm In an en tirely dif­ chorus
gym nasium
under auspices
Saron
feren t light th an I did before. I Lutheran church.
have become in terested In pure
Saturday, May S —Founders* Day
bred stock and In so ca rin g for the celebration
at Cnampoeg park.
crops to take care of th e stock th at
Saturday, May 5.— Pleasant Valley
I w ant to continue In th e w ork I
have received so much valuable haitaar. entertainm ent and dance.
assistan ce and advice from my lo­
Friday Evening. May I I .— Mother
cal leaders, from my p are n ts and
from th e county club agent and
sp ecialists from th e college th at I
can n o t begin th an k in g them for the
way they encouraged and helped
me to m ake my p ro jects a success.
When I was told th at I had been
AI ('»lambía Granire Hall
selected as th e o u tstan d in g club
at Corbett.
boy In M ultnom ah county for 1927
and had won th e Union Pacific
sch o larsh ip at th e Oregon A gricul­
tu ra l college w hen I had com pleted
my high school course, I w as very
much su rp rised I ce rtain ly ap p re ­
U nder auspice« of
ciate It very m uch as It will p ro b ­
Colum bia G range
ably m ean th a t I will have a t leaat
some college tra in in g to p rep are
Admission 3 5 # , Including
m yself for my fu tu re occupation,
refreshm ents.
which will be the old farm .
R egular preaching services will
be held at the E vangelical church
Sunday at 11 a. in. preceded by the
Bible school at 10 a. m This will
be the last full service in the old
place of w orship on R oberts avenue
w hich has served the congregation
for many years. The serm on topic
for th e occasion will be, “The
Mercy of the Lord." D edicatory
services for th e new Sunday school
hull at Fifth and Main, which will
also be used for divine w orship un-
til the building is com pleted a few
years hence, will be held Sunday
m orning. April 29.
CARD PARTY
and DANCE
Fri. Eve., Apr. 27