St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-07-01

ago, and for the past IL years has
resided In St. Johus He was
member OF the Christian church
and we'll liked by all who knew
him. Surviving him are his widow
and FIVE children, viz: Mrs Clara
Resell, Mrs Agnes Josephson,
Mrs. Maude Lindquist, G. J Lid.
berg and Fred T. Lidberg. The
funeral services were held Saturday
sttp m DR. II +. Jones preach
ing the sermon. Miller & Tracy
had charge of the remains Inter
ment in Mt. Scott cemetery
Realtori What does that word
mesni II Is a distinctive name
adopted by ethical real estate brok-
ers, and can only be used by IL
censed brokers who have subscribed
TO the code OF ethics adopted by the
National Association Of Realty
Boards. The aim and object Of the
National Association OF Realty
Boards and Of local realty boards Is
TO raise the standard Of the real
estate broker. to occupy a place in
the business world of responsibility
and trust and TO rid the bus
iness and the community OF
the real estate SHARK" and un.
scrupulous agent that has long
infested society. A realtor then Is
. licensed and bonded real estate
broker, that maintains an Office or
place OF business, and has sub.
scribed to the code Of ethics adopted
by the realty boards and is held re.
sponslble for his dealings. Report.
ed.
The long felt need Of a hospital
In this portion Of the city has at last
been relieved A hne little institu.
tion, TO be called the Peninsula Gen.
erai Hospital, opened this week on
what was formerly known as the
Chapman property, corner William.
cite boulevard and Trumbull street.
The location itself Is ideal, quiet,
overlooking the river aud close to
the car line, yet far enough to
be free from the disturbance OF
traffic. The hospital will aceommo.
date about 20, Is fully equipped |
with an uptodate surgery aud a spe.
cial department for maternity work.
AZ fine an x-Ray equipment as is
In the city Is now being installed,
to be operated by DR.. Frederick Il
Deemer. The hospital Is under the |
management OF Mrs. Beno. with a
competent staff OF nurses, and is
open to all doctors The manage.
ment invites the inspection OF the
general public on Sunday aud Mon.
day, July Bird and 4th, between the
hours Of 2 and 4 p. m.
DIR. Sullins, general secretary Of
the Congregational churches OF Or,
egou. has been for several months
endeavoring TO secure for the 81,
Johns Congregational church a min.
lister Of worth and ability aud con.
secrated TO the cause of the upliit
Of humanity and the Christ-like
living and be q power for good In
this community. Realizing that ST.
Johns Is destined TO become a great
industrial aud commercial center
aud asset OF Portland with It's great
docksge, railway aud terminal ia
elites, DIR. Sullins has been cores.
ponding with a number of men all
over the United States. Mr.. Clark
formerly Of Minneapolis. MIMI,
twice called TO one OF the largest
churches In that city, compelled TO
Tesign aud rest for his health
preached at the Congregational
church on June 10Th. Rev h. Il
Nourse from Southern Colorado
will have charge Of the services
next Sunday, July 4, at II a. IN.
and T:4b pm, DIR. NouIse has been
very successful In his ministry We
would like TO see all the member,
ship aud those who are not Tegu-
lsriy attending anywhere else TO
hear him. Reported,
Editor Revisw; The Community
Club will hold business meeting
at the Y. w, c. A. building, Chi
csgo and Leonard streets, on Tues
day evening. July 9th, TO consider
some matters Of importance that
will be brought up before the club,
This will probably be the last bust
hess meeting until after the vacation
period Is over aud we would be
pleased TO see a good attendance. l
The club Is thinking some OF organ.
lEing q baud, as we believe that
rvery organization that is going to
Try TO build up the social, as well as
The material side OF the community, +
should have something of that kind. X
II there are anv young men who do
not belong to any other organiza-
Ion and would like to join our club
md help to further the band pTopo
'ition, we would be pleased to have D
hem meet with us aud talk the y
matter over. We hope the members
u the club will come prepared to
ak over matters of interest to the
welfare OF any part OF the city, We 4
Ire still expecting the 1928 fair To- \
,ated on the only real site in Ore.
ION, namely, the north end of the
'eninsula. ]. Monahan, Pres,
dent.
Mr., and Mrs w. f. Johnson, II
Of 81 Johns, late of Forest q
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