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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
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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
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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