Umpire A Factor In Albany Victory
The Albany college basketball team beat the Normal squad 28 to 20 amid controversial officiating. Albany benefited from 11 of 19 free throws while Normal converted 2 of 8, as personal fouls appeared higher on Normal players and the home crowd is urged to support the squad for upcoming games.
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Lamron
Albany College
Albany
Nelson
Rowe
McGowan
Butler
Smith
Beck
Condit
North Pacific Dental College
North Pacific
Ephabian Election Elects New Officers For Term
At a Ephabians meeting last week the new corps of officers were elected for the coming term. President Anne Stewart leads the group with Vice President Alta Brash, Secretary Treasurer Frances Ingalls, and Sergeant at Arms Winnifred Harris.
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Ephabians
Offiicers
Anne Stewart
Alta Brash
Secu.treas
Frances Ingalls
Winnifred Harris
Candidates Named for Student Body Offices
President Heath, Fred Beck, Ruth Miller. Vice president Margaret Logan, Earl Condit, Marguerite Loretz. Secretary Lucile Derry, Harold Cooper, Olive Shawn. Song Leader Addie Graham Florence Metcalf Beth Rogers Lada Chambers Georgia Crofoot. Lamron editors Florence Wolf Claire Peterson. Business Manager Irv ing Swenson. Senior Council Alta Brash Merle Pugh Dorothy Jensen Yutzler Root Melvin Ray Harry Ayres Ruth Miller Addie Graham. Junior Council Margaret Murphy Frances Rose Bernice Schoeder Katherine Grant Kathleen Mitchell Carlyss Courtney Ethel Hagen Melford Nelson Ula Smith Ruth Bryant Thelma Crandall Ernest Caldwell Theoda Gribble.
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Mrs. Heath
Fred Beck
Ruth E. Miller
Margaret Logan
Earl Condit
Marguerite Loretz
Lucile Derry
Harold Cooper
Olive Shawn
Addie Graham
Florence Metcalf
Beth Rogers
Lada Chambers
Georgia Crofoot
Lamron
Florence Wolf
Claire Peterson
Irving Swenson
Alta Brash
Merle Pugh
Dorothy Jensen
Mrs. Yutzler
Mr. Root
Double E's Plan Party and Elect Officers
The Double E's report two meetings and plans for an upcoming party. Bernice Schroeder was elected president Marie Connologue named treasurer and Mary Gregg chosen secretary as they aim to boost their school this term at C N S.
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Double E's
Bernice Schroeder
Marie Conologue
Mary Gregg
Vespertines Elect Officers Amid Election Frenzy
Vespertines held an election last week naming Frances Ingles as leader to navigate past obstacles. Priscilla Chatten accepted the role of vice president and vowed to aid in the club's path to success.
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Vespertines
Frances Ingles
Priscilla Chatten
Dorothy Sloop Elected Secretary in Society
Members praise Dorothy Sloop for Secretary elect while Dona Johanns serves as sergeant at arms. Vern Wagner plans to report this term as journalist as the society notes a successful season and progress.
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Dorothy Sloop
Dona Johanns
Vern Wagner
Sacajawea Society Chooses Officers for Winter Term
The Sacajawea Literary Society met on Friday January 16 1925 to select officers for the winter term. Houla Huswey was named president Ron Halderman vice president Thelma Wheeler secretary Zella Pierce treasurer Zilpha Downe serjeant at arms and Ruth Hepson reporter. The committee to design the society pin reported but the pin choice was postponed to the next meeting.
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Sacajawea Literary Society
Houla Huswey
Ron Halderman
Thelma Wheeler
Zella Pierce
Zilpha Downe
Arna
Ruth Hepson
Florentines Elect Officers for New Term
Florentines choose officers for a progressive term on Thursday January 8 with Winni fred Harris as president Sada Cham bers as vice president Marjorie Coxing as secretary and Katherine Starr as reporter The group plans poppy work in the coming period.
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Winnifred Harris
Sada Chambers
Marjorie Coxing
Katherine Starr
New Girls Welcome to the Senior Cottage
The dormitory sends ten new seniors to the old cottage as existing residents greet them. Newcomers include Goldie Cook Myrtle Hoyt Isabelle Breigan Marguerite Loretz Alice Leckley Florence Wolf Lola Martin Amelia Siegenthaler Mamie DeLong Marion Dillan Audrey Wood Agnes Martin. Winter officers are President L Ruth Davis secretary Mildred Smith treasurer Helen Parrish.
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Goldie Cook
Myrtle Hoyt
Isabelle Breiigan
Marguerite Loretz
Alice Leckle
Vigor of Parent Stock Factor of Hatching Eggs
A. G. Lunn of Oregon Agricultural College urges careful selection of eggs for hatch ing to boost stock production. He notes health and vigor of parent stock as the top criterion, and recommends eggs from well treated hens, normal in size color and shape with sturdy shells.
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A. G. Lunn
Oregon Agricultural College
Mr. Lunn
Lunn
Old time musicians return to Oregon stages with Dempsey drive
Richard B Swenson editor notes in Monmouth Oregon issue dated January 28 1926. The piece recounts I A Dempsey road builder and tubist gathering old time musicians for dances after repairing Polk County roads. Dempsey predicts revival of traditional music replacing saxophones with real music in state venues.
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Hotel News
Oregonian
Oregon
I. A. Dempsey
Rickreall
The
Cornelius
J. C. Talbot
Dempsey
Independence
Frank Lucas
Lieberling-Lucas Music Company
Portland
Polk County
Rickrwall
Mr. Dempsey
Jaz
Monmouth Normal Plans Growth and Civic Improvements
The board of regents backs an expanding program for the Normal at Monmouth with requested appropriations for a training school in Independence and a classroom building on Monmouth Avenue. Plans include sewer and electric light upgrades and a new street lighting system. A gymnasium project awaits voter approval, with cost spread over years to ease tax impact.
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Board of Regents
Independence
Monmouth Avenue
Monmouth
Normal
Staats
Thomas Gentle
Mr. Gentle
Meeting Notes Highlight School Curriculum and Church Support
The text records a meeting where speakers urged adding manual training and domestic science in high schools. Rev Cabeon spoke for the churches and noted patrons would ask about city church interests. Walter Smith debuted as undertaker, and F. E. Chambers with E. M. Ebbert were praised for organizing ticket sales and banquet arrangements.
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Ths
Angela
Woman Gains Access to Office by Identity Trick
A Manchester Guardian report recounts Mra. Sidney Webb claiming to be the wife of a board of trade member to enter his office. She observed the room while the official opened windows for comfort and later joked about her identity.
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Sidney Webb
Board of Trade
Webb
Manchester Guardian
What’s the Use Hunt for a Pencil Point
A humorous note from the Kansas City Star laments the futility of locating a lead pencil and its likely lack of a usable point once found.
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Eeven
Kansas City Star
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Richard B. Swenson
Monmouth, Oregon
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A. J. McPhail
Aneee
Washington
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Canada
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Monmouth, Ore
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