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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1912

Page

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Opening of Carnegie library draws large Newberg crowd

A hearty turnout attended the Friday opening of the new Carnegie library building with many McMinnville visitors. Prof. A C Stanbrough led the program as Miss Cornelia Marvin and Levi T Pennington delivered key addresses. Music featured Frances Elliott, Bartholemew, and Elmer Buehler, with invoking by Rev. Ritchey and welcome from Mayor Gordon.

Carnegie Library McMinnville A. C. Stanbrough Library Board Frances Elliott Bartholomew Levi T. Pennington McPhilipps Bill’’ Macy Miller Ungerman John G. Eckman Telephone Register C. O. Hodson Martin Miller D. H. Turner F. H. Buchanan Margaret Ingles Newberg

Bitulithic Pavement Gains Wider Adoption Across Regions

Bitulithic pavement has proven a major factor in modern street and road building with rising adoption nationwide and in Canadian provinces. Usage increased 36.1 percent last year over 1910 and 48 percent over 1911, signaling growing confidence in the system.

Olympian-Olympia

Fifth Anniversary Service Planned at Christian Church

The fifth anniversary of the Christian church is set for Tuesday next week with a full program. Services begin at 10 o'clock, followed by dinner in the basement and an afternoon and evening program. Pastor W. F. Reager of the First Christian Church in Portland will be the principal speaker.

Christian Church W. F. Reager First Christian Church Portland

Oregon Home Builders Form Permanent Organization in Portland

The Oregon Home Builders organization is formed in Portland with capital stock of 100000 dollars. Thomas Prince serves as acting president and Reed Prince Mfg Co. vice president. Oliver K. Jeffry and H L Keats hold vice presidential roles. W A King becomes secretary treasurer. Directors include Franklin T. Griffith C J Franklin W B Shively E H Dodge and M Peterson.

Oregon Home Builders Portland West Thomas Prince Reed-Prince Mfg. Co Woroster Massachusetts Yamhill County Walnut Properties Oliver K. Jeffry H. L. Keats Keats Automobile Co W. A. King First National Bank of Newberg Oregon Franklin T. Griffith Portland Railway Light & Power Co C. J. Franklin W. B. Shively E. H. Dodge Dodge Lumber Co M. Peterson Willamette Valley Forest Grove First National Bank

TIDAL WAVE AT CHEHALEM CENTER SUNDAY SCHOOL

The Chehalem Center Sunday School reports 62 attendees last Sunday with strong interest and active discussion sparked by the question Who Owns the Coal Under the Alaska Hills from a Bible Standpoint. Sunday School meets at 10 o'clock with Easter exercises at 10 30.

Chehalem Center Alaska Hills

Court records from McMinnville district court action list

Multiple civil cases, including Lesia vs Chase for balance on a horse sale, Holbrook vs Wheeler over mortgage description, Van Orsdal vs Cit for damages, and Kershaw vs Wacheno. Defendants win on several disputes. guilty plea in State vs Hembree. complex jury instructions and delays mark proceedings extended to Friday.

Fred Lesia C. Chase W. M. Ramsey Peared J. H. Lee M. W. Houck Ton McCain, Vinton B.A. Kirks M. L. Holbrook H. E. Wheeler Geo. Brooks, McCain, Vinton Hembree Sheridan McCain, Vinton and Galloway F. B. Baughman Ambrose Mellinger Clarence Butt D. P. Price W. O. Sims Converse Elmer Griffeth Sam Yocom B. A

Pacific College Wins Debate on Compulsory Arbitration

In a Saturday debate between Pacific College and McMinnville on compulsory arbitration of labor disputes, Pacific College won unanimously and will face Albany for the Willamette Debating League title. Judges were A King Wilson Cole and Clarke. Albany won the previous round, so one side must switch sides for the April 26 rematch.

Pacific College MacMinnville Albany Willamette A. King Wilson Portland Se’cy Cole Portland Y. M. C. A Prof Clarke University of Oregon Stewart McMinnville Wilson Pacific Hylton Langworthy Howd Elliott Hilton Ellicott United States New Zealand Walter H. Wilson Meade Elliott Rae S. Langworthy Prof. Hawkins

Apollo Concert Company to Grace Lyceum Night

The Apollo Concert Company, among the country’s best selling artists, will perform for Pacific College’s lyceum series on Monday night, April 15. The ensemble features top soloists and plays many instruments without being a novelty act. Proceeds from seat sales at J. T. Smith store fund cement walks on campus.

Apollo Lyceum Woman's Auxiliary Pacific College J. T. Smith

Debate team training and post contest discussion noted

The article records training for the team and the efforts of three students including alternate timekeeper Olin C Hadley. President Pennington presided and Rev Lyons gave the invocation. After the debate, students held a juullification and Prof Clarke provided feedback on debating strengths and weaknesses.

Olin C. Hadley Pennington Lyons Prof Clarke

W. C. T. U. Annual Institute Schedule Summary

The program spans Wednesday to Thursday with devotional services, lectures, and discussions led by Mrs. M Newlin, Mrs. Joanna Gittens, Mrs. Helen Harford, Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh, Mrs. F Murphy, and others. Topics include literature on national and state papers, equal suffrage, temperance, narcotics, and moral reform.

J. Newlin Newberg W. C. T. U. Evangelism Joanna Gittens Amity Helen Harford Ada Wallace Unruh Portland F. Murphy Dayton Henrietta Duerst Carlton Elizabeth Johnson Mildred Wills Chehalem Center Flora Putman Lillie Welter

Flowers and Rose Tale Helps Chautauqua Demand

Mr. Montaville Flowers, famed for rapid wit, used a Joe Jefferson anecdote to calm a noisy audience of children at a chautauqua. He told how Jefferson kept focus by removing a real rose from the stage, prompting applause and calmer seats. Flowers will perform Ben Hur next Friday at the College. seats available at Lynn B. Ferguson's drugstore.

Mr. Montaville Flowers Mr. Flowers Joe Jefferson Miss Marlowe Jefferson Francis Wilson

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W. F. Reagor Circuit Court P. C. Thes The Apollo Concert Company W. C. T. U. Annual Institute Montaville
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