City High Students Tour Salem Capitol Trip
City High School history and civics classes led by Mr Morse toured Salem visiting the state capitol and local mills. Attendees listed include Thelma Alexander Loretta Byers Katherine Peters Nellie Bureh Ruth Heffley and more. Falls City was defeated 5 to 9 in a post trip basketball game with the S H B boys team also drawing 16 to 15.
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Captiol
Morse
U. S
Capitol
House of Representatives
Marion Hotel
Salem
State Street
Capital
Thelma Alexander
Loretta Byers
Katherine Peters
Nellie Bureh
Ruth Heffley
Velma Heffley
Alma Kullander
Ida Arrell
Emmadell Schwabbauer
Geraldine Bigelow
Bessie Pless
Mr. Vennice
Falls City
S. H
Falls City High
Lee
Jost
I H S Schedule for Basketball Teems vs. Towns
A list of I. H. S. basketball games against Albany Silverton Buena Vista Stayton Airlie Rickreall Dallas Monmouth Falls City and more with dates and home or away locations at Independence Silverton Stayton Buena Vista Buena Vista Monmouth Dallas Falls City and other venues through December March.
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I. H
Albany
Independence
Silverton
Buena Vista
Stayton
Airlie
Rickreall
Dallas
Monmouth
Falls City
A Christmas Visit and Willamette Church Sermon
Buena Vista sends Christmas greetings to all. Clifford Wells and Miss Alma Wells visited over Sunday with Willamette University activities. Rev. Clarence Oliver, a Willamette student, gave a fine sermon to a full M E church and plans to return soon. Mr and Mrs E C Cole and family of Monmouth visited N C Anderson bringing a Christmas tree for the children. Mr and Mrs York of Carlton were also noted visitors.
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Clifford Wells
Alma Wells
Willamette University
Clarence Oliver
Willamette
M. E. Church
E. C. Cole
Monmouth
N. C. Anderson
Why Girls Don’t Like Examinations
A dated note lists reasons girls dislike exams including facial wrinkles from brows, late nights studying, tired arms from fixed positions, and reduced whispering or talking time, reflecting attitudes of the era.
I. H. S. Girls Beat Falls City While Boys Edge Falls City
The I. H. S. girls basketball team defeated Falls City on Friday night while the boys lost by a single point. The girls pulled ahead with strong offense and solid defense, securing a decisive victory. The boys' close game slipped away in the final moments, despite competitive play from both sides.
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Falls City
Weekend Visitors and Local Notes in Salem Area
Weekend visitors at Mrs. York and Mr. Charles Kaw's home include Willard McClain adding an Associated gas station, with JR Loy and wife and Leslie and Alfred Loy among Albany shoppers. Yuletide guests from U of O, Raymond Hall, and others arrived. Marshall Franklin of Three Oaks, Mich., plans an indefinite stay with Mrs. Hale in Salem. L. R. C. met at Mrs. Prather's, roll call echoed verse lines, with 2 Indies present. many neighbors attended and were served refreshments. Oscar Mack, new local merchant, injured his right hand last week needing seven stitches under Dr. Butler care.
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York
Charles Kaw
Willard McClain
Loy
Leslie
Alfred Loy
Albany
Gilbert and
Clarence Loy
Cyril Reynolds
Raymond Hall
U of 0
Yuletide
Marshall Franklin
Three Oaks
Mich
Onegon
Franklin
A. E. Hale
Salem
M. N. Prather
Hazel Wells
Mra. Prather
Mesdames W. S. McClain
Grandma McClain
G. A. Wells
Hagel Wells
G. E. Prather
H. E. Prather
Ezra Harris
BE. M. Lichty
N. C. Anderson
Miss McCormick
G. FE. Harmon
Frank Fishie
M. Nash
J. K. Neal
F’. P. Grounds
C. BR. Lambert
G. Wells
Donald Orville Wells
Julian Miller
Henry Buck
Perry Wells
F. P. Grounds
Frank Vfisher
Evangelist Robinson
Nazarine Church
Edgar Lichty
C. R. Lambert
Capital City
Bill Lawrence
Sweet Home
Oscar Mack
Dr. Butler
Independence
Christmas tokens of love and courage across a quiet season
The piece reflects on gifts of kindness over Christmas and the power of personal letters to inspire courage for the year ahead. An Indianapolis note recalls a dinner event at a high school organized by Miss Yexley with guests including Prof. and Mrs. Byers and other board members.
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Siv
Kent
Neve
Euch
Inescor
Inianpolie
Highland Social Club Notes and Local School Club Formations
The Highland Social club held a decorated gathering with a program of violin and vocal solos and reminiscences. Attendees included the McElmurrys and Seeleys, Stapletons, Alexanders, Dickinsons, Brandts, and others. A Polk County Bureau meeting occurred in Dallas on December 17, with Highland and Parker participation. An Oregon Agricultural College extension club formed at Highland School with officers Oren McElmurry president and Jones vice president. A Christmas gathering with Andersons is planned and McDonald conducts monthly language method pupils’ sessions.
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Highland Social Club
Oren McElmurry
Schuman
Victor Seeley
Meredith
Branen
Wilson
Ralifson
Mrs. McElmurry
Mesdames Dell Alexander
Jack Stapleton
William Peyrce
Mra
Dell Alexander
Gail Alexander
Pearl Alexander
Wm. Pegree
Henry Dickinson
Aon
George Dickinson
Harrison Brandt
H. McElmurry
Rane Evans
Oren
Murry
Mower
Carl Morrison
McBkimurry
B. Fortes
Polk County Bureau
Dallas
Parker
Highland
Oren McElmu
C. B. Portes
Oregon Agricol College Extension Service
Amon Girls of Highland School
J. Hi
McDonald
Jones
Bertha
Bernice Feyree
Pauline Dic
Stella von Avery
Joseph Ande
Drain
Anderson
William Alexander
H. McPimbry
J. EH. McDonald
Public dancing party planned at high school gym
O A C students prepare for a community dance tonight in the high school gym. The Happy Five orchestra from Corvallis will provide the music for the event.
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Corvallis
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