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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
8
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T. K. Vannice, who reported to the high school as manual training instructor, has suffered a relapse and is ordered by his physician to refrain from work for two weeks. Three weeks ago he underwent appendicitis surgery and, while recovery was rapid, he attempted to resume work too soon. He is a popular instructor and his illness saddens teachers and students.
The Parent-Teacher Association announces a Saturday food sale at the Conkey and Walker store offering hot doughnuts. Proceeds support school activities.
The Ladies Aid society of the Christian church will hold a food sale and bazaar at Sloper Bros. & Cockle's store on Wednesday December 18.
The Farmers State Bank of Inde pendence Oregon calls its regular annual stockholders meeting at the banking house in Inde pendence Oregon at 2 p m on Thursday January 11 1923. The agenda includes election of a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and other proper business. C G Irvine Cashier.
Oak Point pupils held a short Thanksgiving program on Tuesday November 28 with a very interesting display. Mr and Mrs G A Peterson and family hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for relatives at Oak Point. Mrs J A H Collins spent vacation with Mr Collins in Bay City. Miss Porter and Miss Convill Oak Point student teachers visited friends in Portland for the holiday. Otis Tyers visited Glen Stewart of McCoy for two weeks. Mr Rex entertained his father and sister for Thanksgiving.
The Polk county school officers hold their annual convention in the Dallas circuit court rooms on Saturday December 9 with Mrs. F. B. Casper presiding. The program includes a business session from 10:30 to 10:40 a.m. remarks by County Superintendent Josiah Wills from 10:40 to 10:50, a talk on keeping older boys in school by City Superintendent R. R. Turner from 10:50 to 11:20, and a discussion led by J. F. Ulrich from 11:20 to 11:30 followed by a 11:30 to 12:00 segment on Should High.
A county school system session led by W. G. Beattie and Hi. J. Elliott covered rural school consolidation, officer election, and a question box. The agenda ran from 1:20 to 3:00 PM with remarks by Holt Stockton, L. B. Plummer, A. R. Moreland, and others, and coordinators Mrs. G. E. Lawrence and others overseeing the box.
Mr and Mrs George Swearingen and family spent Thanksgiving with his sister Mrs Joseph Reth of Independence. Mrs Mabel Whitten of Carson Washington was a guest of her sister Mrs Fred Cody last week. Mrs Ella Davis returned to Oakland after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lefever. Roy Ingleretson of Corvallis was a guest of his friend Sheldon Cody. Swearingen Bros cut cord wood for Mrs Johnson near Dallas. Mrs Mabel Clarke visiting her parents near Joseph Oregon. Ed Wunder and family of Independence were over Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs Hroman Wunder.
A report notes coal sales increase amid steady production as analysts cite cleaner fuel options. Demand remains robust in industrial sectors while miners push for price stability and improved logistics.
V A Fishback attended Thanksgiving exercises at the Guthrie school house, joining a community gathering centered on gratitude and local school activities.
In the season opener Monmouth High lost to Independence 20 to 25 in a hard fought game. Monmouth led briefly with early scoring while Independence owned a 6 to 9 halftime edge before a mid second half rally put Monmouth ahead briefly before losing the lead.
A large crowd attended the game as Independence brought a big delegation of supporters equipped with an abundance of noise devices. Dallas next.
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