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 Rev. Walter S. Crockett, who is now preaching for the
 East Side Chrisitan Church, Portland, Oregon, writes to
 the Enterprise of the activities of the Ohio people in
 the "Rose City of the Northwest."  Rev. Crockett will
 be remembered as a Clyde boy, a graduate of '89 of the
 Clyde High School.  his brother, E. W. Crockett, is in
 the brokerage business in the Washington building,
 Portland.  Dr. E. N. Crockett, who is well known by the
 young people of the early '80's, has an office in the
 Morgan building.  Earl Crockett, who resided in Clyde for a number of
 years, is in the pharmacy business in a Portland suburb.
 Earl was married a few weeks ago to Miss Kitty May
 Stockton, by Rev. Crockett in the East Side church. 
 There is an Ohio society in Portland where they Buckeyes
 meet to renew old memories.  Among the Ohioans in
 Portland better known to Clyde people is R. B. Bement, a
 former Blyde boy, who with his son is in business on
 Hawthorne Ave. under the name of Bement & Bement, and
 is well and favorably known in the business circles of
 Portland.  Mr. Bement is also prominent in the lodge and
 church activities of the city.  There are many other
 Ohioans not so well known to Clyde people who are
 prominent in the educational and political life of the
 northwest.
       (The Enterprise hopes for future communication of
       interest to the Clyde people from Portland, and
       from other distant cities.)



Transcribed by: Marianne Hitchcock Smith
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