Multnomah County OR Archives Biographies.....Campbell, Paul 1896 - 
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Author: The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company

     PAUL CAMPBELL.  One of the leading bond and stock dealers of Portland is 
Paul Campbell, whose offices are in the United States National Bank building 
and who is commanding a large and growing business. He was born in 
Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 1896, and is a son of F. J. and Minnie (Day) 
Campbell, who came to Portland in 1906 and the former is now engaged in the 
real estate business in this city. Paul Campbell completed a course in the 
public and high schools and then entered Leland Stanford University, from 
which he was graduated in 1920. In the meantime he had seen active service in 
the World war, having enlisted in 1917 in the Oregon Engineers. He was in the 
army two years, during sixteen months of which period he was with the allied 
forces in France. On graduating from college, Mr. Campbell came back to 
Portland and in 1922 entered the employ of Pierce, Fair & Company, one of 
Portland's leading bond houses, of which he was made manager in December, 
1925. He has six salesmen under his direction and has made an enviable record 
in handling of bonds and stocks, commanding the confidence of all who have 
dealt with him.

     In 1923 Mr. Campbell was united in marriage to Miss Jennie Parelius, of 
this city, and they are the parents of two children, Paul, Jr., and Nancy. The 
republican party receives Mr. Campbell's support and he is a member of the 
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, the Kiwanis Club, the Oswego Country Club, 
the American Legion and the Chamber of Commerce. He has proven a man of high 
business qualifications and has not only been very successful in a material 
way, but also in winning and retaining the friendship and esteem of his 
fellowmen.

Additional Comments:
History of the Columbia River Valley From The Dalles to the Sea, Vol. II, 
Pages 829-830

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