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Newspaper

Monmouth Herald

Location

Monmouth, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1916

Page

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Commencement Week Events At Normal School

The June 1916 program lists President Campbell and President Doney delivering talks during commencement week. Events include Senior breakfast, Junior and Freshman-Sophomore breakfasts, Alumni picnic and banquet, Senior class play The Queen's Masque, baccalaureate and commencement services, with ticketed admission and seat reservations for townspeople.

Normal Normal Campus Cupid’s Knoll Normal Chapel Normal Hall Campbell University of Oregon Doney Willamette University Morlan’s

Mistletoe Picnic Ends School Year With Local Drama

The Mistletoe school district closed its year with an all day picnic featuring a forenoon and afternoon program and a basket dinner. Ex-Supt Seymour and Inspector Parsons spoke to about three hundred attendees. A four act drama Uncle Rube was staged with local talent playing roles such as Uncle Rube, Mark, Gordon Gray, Ike, Bob Green, Millicent Lee, Maria Bunn, and Miss Taggs.

Mistletoe Seymour Inspector Parsons Uncle Rube L. J. Bursell Deacon Smailey W. Ellis Mark Vern Alsip Gordon Gray T. du

Last Meeting Of The Year Of The Parent Teachers Association

The annual PTA meeting convened in the high school's assembly room with fair attendance. Officers were elected: President R B Swenson, Vice President Mrs Ostrom, Secretary and Treasurer Miss Arbuthnot. Prof Gentle proposed a painting or statue gift funded by a summer lecture to be held for funds.

Parent- Teachers’ Association Gentle Arbuthnot Hoham Price Herald McIntosh Keezer Miss Green Powell Board of Directors Glass

Bible as foundation lauded at Monmouth high school baccalaureate

Rev. F M Fisher told Monmouth high school graduates that the safest foundation for character is the Bible. He cited strong men and creedal differences narrowed to essentials, urging guidance from holy writ. The overflowing church heard the baccalaureate sermon with the program on page six.

F. M. Fisher Monmouth High School

Monmouth Post Office Upgraded to Third Class

The Monmouth post office has been raised to third class status per a department letter to Postmaster Parker. The postmaster’s salary increased to 1700 dollars, the second raise since Parker began the job two years ago. The change follows higher attendance at the Normal.

Monmouth Parker

Prohibition Speaker Willard Emerson Set for June Event

Will Talk Temperance Frank Willard Emerson, a prohibition orator, will speak at the Christian church Tuesday evening June 18 on the issues of the day. His subject is Five Million Voters Enrollment Movement. Emerson is former field secretary of the Flying Squadron of America and ex governor Hanley’s organization. He was pastor of the First Christian church of San Francisco and is in the state under the Oregon State Prohibition committee auspices. He was the Oregon Prohibitionists' choice for vice-president.

Frank Willard Emerson Christian Church Emerson Flying Squadron of America Hanley First Christian Church of San Francisco Oregon State Prohibition Committee Oregon Prohibitionists

26 Graduates in 8th Grade and School Delegations

Eighth grade graduates from the training school number 26 to receive certificates. A Monmouth delegation is expected at the Rickreal picnic next Saturday. A 26 piece orchestra from the training school will perform along with a quartet from Normal girls. The list includes Hugh Bell Lucy Bowman Dorothy Brewster Frances Brewster Earl Conkey Bessie Clarke Wilna Dobell Eileen Hewitt Vera Henman John Hinkle Robert Hinkle James Higginbottom Elmer Hudson Robert Holloway Clay Moreland Beth Ostrom Bruce Rogers Alice Scott Elizabeth Scott Fannie Steinberge Ruth Stone Bessie Sullivan Wendell VanLoan Jessie Webber Earl Williams and Claire Winegar.

Monmouth Hugh Bell Lucy Bowman Dorothy Brewster Frances Brewster Earl Conkey Bessie Clarke Wilna Dobell Eileen Hewitt Vera Henman John Hinkle Robert Hinkle James Higginbottom Elmer Hudson Robert Holloway Clay Moreland Beth Ostrom Bruce Rogers Alice Scott Elizabeth Scott Faniine Steinberge Ruth Stone Bessie Sullivan Wendell VanLoan Jessie Webber Earl Williams Claire Winegar

Rack of hardware store doubletrees overbalances sparking after ten

A Winegar and Lor ence hardware rack of doubletrees and single trees gradually fell, making a thud and bang noise heard by two telephone office workers. Arthur Miller and Ed Griffa joined the search after hearing noises and peering into a neighbor room, uncovering the cause of the commotion.

Winegar & Lorence Hardware Arthur Miller Ed Griffa

Murdock Family Headed to Wasco for Summer

Louis Murdock and family left Wednesday for Wasco Oregon to spend the summer. A large crowd gathered at the Mistletoe Picnic Saturday with many town residents in attendance. The event featured a well received program and a cool time reported by all.

Louis Murdock Wasco Oregon

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