City High to Host Jefferson High in Afternoon Baseball Game
Principal O. D. Byers announces City High will host Jefferson High for a baseball game at 2 30 this afternoon on the local ground. The lineup lists Baker as pitcher, Underhill catcher, Craven first, Stapleton second, Burright third, Eldridge short, Bullis left, Reuf center, Smiley right, with Bill Huggins as umpire. A double tennis court is under construction at City High, supervised by Supt. Byers and Thomas Vannice, costing about 50 dollars and funded by the students.
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Jefferson High School
O. D. Byers
Baker
Underhill
Craven
Stapleton
Burright
Eldridge
Bullis
Reuf
Smiley
Bill Huggins
Supt. O. D. Byers
Thomas Vannice
Sunday School and Evening Services Schedule Edwards Church
The Churches Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. with classes for all ages. At 11 Rev. Proppe preaches on Junk Piles. Evening services through summer shift to 8 p.m. Young Peoples society led by Paul Scott meets at 7 p.m. Rev. Proppe will continue with evening services.
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Proppe
Young Peoples’ Society
Paul Scott
Revival to Conclude Sermon Series on The Millenium
Evangelist Bently opens revival meetings at the church on Sunday night May 14 as part of a four day series May 11 to 14 1922. The events promise guidance toward a better and cleaner life.
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Our Church
Evangelist Bently
Evening services shift to later times and sermons named
The schedule notes a 7:00 p.m. youth service and an 8:00 p.m. preaching service. The morning sermon is titled The Birth of a Nation and the Sunday evening sermon asks Why we are not a Denomination.
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Young Peoples
C. FE
Revival meetings close as Powell finishes services
Revival meetings led by Dr Powell closed last Sunday evening and several accessions to church membership are expected. The W F M S will meet this afternoon with Mrs Ingermansen. Cars will visit the church around 2 o'clock for those wishing to go. Next Sunday services include baptism and reception at the morning service, morning worship at 11 o clock, evening worship at 7 o clock, Sunday school at 10 a m, Epworth League at 7 p m, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m.
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Powell
Ingermansen
Epworth League
Neighboring editor ponders why girls run about
A neighboring editor asks what motivates local girls to roam, suggesting they may be out hunting for their mother. The line hints at curious social behavior in the neighborhood.
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Mother
May Day Festivities At Oregon Normal Highlight Weekend
Junior weekend at Oregon Normal centers on the May Day program on the campus with a procession crowning the queen and events from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. including pageants, athletic contests, and a trophy ceremony by President Sanders.
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O. N
Albany College
Sanders
J. A. Churchill
Hug
Salem
Florence Alder
Department of Physical Training
U. of O
John Straub
Straub
Happy Harmony Quartet
Eugene Bible School
Oregon Normal School
Monmouth
Independence
Mountain View
Normal School
Insurance bets multiply as businessmen seek coverage
The text notes a rising number of insurance propositions offered to businessmen, suggesting soon coverage will extend to all risks except the risk of failure to make money. The remark humorously implies profitability risk remains untouchable by insurance.
Housewife on Allowance Proves Earnest Balance Keeps Rhythm
A housewife on an allowance discovers her finances stay steady even when accounts don’t balance perfectly, showing she can manage as effectively as a regular businessman.
War Finance Board Bill Passes Senate
The Senate in Washington DC approved a bill extending the War Finance Corporation’s authority until July 1 1923, advancing wartime financing measures.
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War Finance Board
Senate
Washington, D. C
War Finance Corporation
J. D. LEE FOR GOVERNOR
Polk County the Eastern portion of the county credits J. D. Lee with the State Normal School and the Mute School site on the Eola Hills. Lee won a key railroad bill over a veto and is praised as the county’s native son with statewide support. Pd. Ady.
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J. D. Lee
Polk County
State Normal School
Senate
Eola Hills
Lee
Salem
Multnomah County
Pd. Ady
Farmers Fire Relief Assn of Butteville Promotes Mutual Coverage
Farmers Fire Relief Assn of Butteville Oregon promotes a two class mutual policy covering dwellings and barns in the Willamette valley. It emphasizes that losses are paid promptly after adjustment and that no city or hazardous risks are written. Rates are 25 cents per 100 dollars for first class and 30 cents per 100 for second class.
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Farmers’ Mutual
Willamette Valley
Association
Geo
W. Chesebro
Independence
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Justin & Wood
Idaho
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Wallace
Coeur l’ Alener
State Committee
Halse
House
Farmers’ Fire Relief Ass'n
Butteville
Farmers’ Association
Peoria
Success
Wade
Rock Island
H. P. Almo
Western Land
Willard E. Craven
Ieto
ACME
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