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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1922

Page

8

Monmouth Affairs Told in Brief Form

Allen Towns former Monmouth resident now in Dallas visited town greeting old friends. Local students attended a Corvallis football contest last Saturday. Monmouth sent ten youths to the Q A C. Rebekah dinner netted over 200 dollars. Rev Pace spoke to high school students. Chrysanthemum fair by Homelike Society showcased fine blooms and confections. Evan gelical church project advances with moved building on College avenue. Portland visitors attended Rebekah supper and Corn show in Independence.

Allen Towns Monmouth Dallas The Normal Corvallis Rebekahs Pace Baptist Church Wedekin William Turners Altho College Avenue David Foulkes L. Ground Portland Independence

Delphians set Thanksgiving program at Oregon Normal

The Delphians present a regualr program in the chapel Friday night November 24 at 7 30. Doors close promptly. Thanksgiving recess begins November 29 and school reopens December 4. About half the student body will go home. A dancing party is planned for Saturday in the gymnasium with juniors in charge. Norm officers were elected with Elsa Evans of Portland as editor in chief Fleming Cleman Monmouth as assistant Bert Evans Monmouth as business manager and Maude Marie Allen Mabel Ore as assistant manager. A seniors party was held in the gym Wednesday evening. A motion picture about a young minister and his battles with evil will be shown Thanksgiving day November 30.

Delphians Fash Norm Elsa Evans Portland Fleming Cleman Monmouth Bert Evans Maude Marie Allen Mabel Ore Hmself

Death follows Lewis personal safety related injuries

Albany Oregon farmer Albany-John E. Lewis 79 died in hospital after attempting death by own action at his Millersburg home November 7. Born May 8, 1848 in Monitor county Wisconsin he crossed to Oregon in 1845 with his parents. Lewisville named for pioneer family. Survived by two sons, two daughters, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral held at Airlie Evangelical church.

Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice Burnett Named Organization President

Temple leader George H. Burnett was elected president of the organization. Other officers elected include T. G. Deatei gen for Silverton as vice president, John FPF Steelhammer for Woodburn, Oscar Hayter for Dallas, H. Charles Dunsmore for Independence and Monmouth, A. B. Hansen for Salem, and Flings Kilen as secretary-treasurer and almoner.

Temple Oregon Supreme Court George H. Burnett T. G. Deateigen Silverton John Fpf Steelhammer Woodburn Oscar Hayter Dallas Dr. H. Charles Dunsmore Independence Monmouth A. B. Hansen Salem Flings Kilen Almoner

Monmouth Heights News In Brief Form

Robert Fishback of College View acres was at his old home place here last Saturday. Mrs Rhoda Wunder was a Saturday and Sunday guest of Mr and Mrs Ed Wunder of Independence. Mr Wamsley from south of Monmouth was here on business Saturday. James Goodman of Tillamook county is visiting relatives here this week.

Robert Fishback College View Acres Rhoda Wunder Ed Wunder Independence Mr. Wamsley Mon’mouth James Goodman Tillamook County

Sunny Slope road meeting approves ten mill tax

At Sunny Slope school house last Monday the gathering voted a ten mill tax for road building next summer. George Swearingen cleared an acre of land recently. The Woman's club met Wednesday adding five new members and reporting 40 to the treasury from the dance. Dues rise to one dollar. Program by Mesdames Witchard and Hanna featured Thanksgiving songs, solo by Mrs. Barnell, and monologs by Miss Arbuthnot. Cake and coffee served by club members Butler, Barnell, and Justin.

Sunny Slope George Swearingen Woman's Club Ways and Means Treasury Dolor Charles Witchard Hugh Hanna Edrie BE. Barnell Arbuthnot M. J. Butler W. M. Barnell A. A. Justin

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