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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1927

Page

4

Etude club to stage operetta in Athena

The Etude club chorus plans a Sunday rehearsal at 2 PM in the Baptist Church for the operetta Once in a Blue Moon. Mrs Loren Basler of Boise will direct with a large chorus, and the production is slated for February 11 after arrival January 31.

Etude Club The Baptist Church Reasoner Colfax Wash Gertrude Ellen Athena Christian Church Stafford Wansell Athena Cowan Bridge Club Frank Ames McKay Dam Chauncey Bishop Pendleton Salem Edna Hanna Marguerite Mitchener Maron Burnett School of Music Walla Walla M. L. Watts Fred Pinkerton Randolph B. Carter Noble Cain Loren Basler Boise Idaho Basler

Genius and Freedom

Genius can only breathe freely in freedom. Persons of genius are more individual than others and resist fitting into society’s molds. If timidly forced into molds, society loses nothing. if strong, they break fetters and become a target for a society that fails to embrace distinction.

Jehn Stuart Min

Lifespans of Forest Giants Across Centuries

A London Tit-Bits note cites remarkable ages for trees and plants. Thomas Parr’s reputed longevity is dwarfed by trees with lifespans from 100 to 5000 years, including cyprus 850 ivy 450 chestnut 600 cedar 800 oak 1000 to 1500 yew 2500 and the baobab at 5000 years.

Thomas Parr Animal Kingdom London

Artificial Pearls and Governor Pierca Pardons in Oregon

The article notes a Nature Magazine description of Buddhist pearl images using a wooden wedge to keep mussel shells open. It also reports Governor Pierca’s retirement with 14 pardons issued including a full pardon to Chester Kubli of Jackson County for aiding in misappropriation of funds at the defunct State Bank of Jacksonville.

Nature Magazine Salem Pierca Executive Department Chester Kubli Jackson County State Bank of Jacksonville Kubl

High School Notes and Activities Update

The second semester begins as Edna De Freecs and Dale Stephens report student body funds with about $200 in each account. Absences due to illness affected many, while new pupils Lawrence and Francis Stamper joined the grades. The State High School Athletic Association met in Portland with new officers elected and Pendleton’s Landreth as president. The high school teams traveled to Pilot Rock for basketball, the girls losing 22-18 and the boys narrowly deciding in two overtimes. District basketball directors for district two were named Burgess, Inlow, and Goodwin.

Edna DeFreecs Dale Stephens Pinkerton M. I. Miller Miller Lawrence Stamper Francis Stamper Jennamae Hadley Stolzheise State High School Athletic Association Portland Landreth Pendleton W. J. Mishler Grants Pass R. E. Cannon Gresham Jessiedeane Dudley Roy DeFreece Lois Johnson Jennamae Read Walla Walla Lorena Doris Ital Schubert Oral Michener Harold Kirk Allen Simpson George Gross Dorothy Geissel Jessiedeane’ Dudley Ethel Pittman Helen Hansell Pilot Rock Umatilla

Lost Gold Boom Town of Goloma in Early California

A retrospective recalls Goloma, once a booming California town after James Marshall’s 1848 gold find. It grew to about ten thousand, housed hotels, stores, saloons, gambling halls, a post office, and a bronze memorial to Marshall, now reduced to deserted ruins and a memorial graveyard.

New Jersey James Wilson Marshall California New York Coloman el Dorado County Oploma Marshall Goloma

Voyage and Fort of St Asterid Built by Astor Era Expedition

The narrative describes John Jacob Astor hiring Canadians of mostly Scotch descent to lead an expedition. They traveled from Montreal in a large canoe via the St Lawrence to the Hudson River then to New York. From there they visited Teaquin and sailed to Hawaii before steering for the Columbia River where they constructed a fort at its mouth, named St Asterid, which evolved into a town.

John Jacob Astor Wherobsters Montreal St. Dewrence Hudson New York Cape Morn Hawaii Columbia River St Asterid

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