Local arrivals and departures fill town transit notes
Willis Townsend visits from Portland. J J Rice plans to move to Coos County. Mrs Theo Jeffries visits Corvallis. H G Miller from Corvallis visits son Bert. The Weatherwax Quartet and trumpeters announce a visit next week. Easter turkey dinner urged at Imperial hotel. Elzia Finley family from Tillamook for weeks. Leonard Hopfield in town from McMinnville. Many locals travel from Portland and Salem. depot work completes, trains to run on First street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Townsend
Portland
J.J. Rice
Weatherwax
Imperial Hotel
Elzia Finley
Tillamook
Leonard Hopfield
McMinnville
B.S. Cook
Newbery
W. G. Allen
Salem
Springbrook
Wm. Morris
Ballston
W. W. Nelson
Elgin van Blaricom
Falls City
B. Seeley
Newberg
W. W
Silver
George L. Kelly
McCoy
C. H. Woodin
Spokane
W. H. Wharton
Isaac Roberts
Hawkins
Eldridge
D. P. Price
Jamiy
J. C. Price
Francis A. Morris
LaGrande
California
J. C. McCrea
L. H. Kornbrodt
Washington
Isaac Skeels
Campus Day Brings Clean Up and Games at College
Last week the Y M C A heard Miss Kenworthy on What College Woman Expects of a College Man. President Pennington spoke on What a College Man is of a College Woman. Campus Day featured cleanup of buildings grounds and a spirited baseball game between the Nation and Americans. Hon. R A Booth gave an inspiring sermon on denominational schools. Weather affected a Pacific University baseball game. Delegates to the state prohibition contest prepare as many schools plan to attend. The Crescent plans to shift to semi monthly news format funded by advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenworthy
Pennington A
College
Hon
R. A. Booth
Booth
Pacific University
Wood
India
McMinnville
Mapes
Ers
the Crescent
Attorney Miller Seeks County Treasurer Post
Well known attorney resident for 20 years, 31, living on a farm and owning property in McMinnville. Active in law for nearly three years and favors economical and efficient administration of the treasurer's office. 25-Pdadv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
McMinnville
High School Activities Highlight Local Election Visit and Games
Hon R A Booth spoke at assembly as United States Senate candidate. Newberg High and Jefferson High prepare for next Saturday game while Pacific College and the High School played a 2 1 victory in a Tuesday practice. Luncheon groups cooked by Dorothy Paxson Florence McGuire Hazel Miller and Addie Switzer served mothers and friends weekly. The play Alla Mistake received praise and a Good Bye song closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Booth
United States
W. W. Cate
Russell
Newberg High School
Jefferson High of
Portland
Dorothy Paxson
Florence McGuire
Hazel Miller
Addie Switzer
Miss Corbett
Pacific College
Gulley
George
Bissett
Allan
Mountain Top School Arts Event Closes Year
Mountain Top district 54 held an end of year program with Elmer G Boyer and Mary P Cook as teachers. The Saturday night entertainment featured recitations songs drills and a play plus a basket sale to buy maps and a dictionary. Notable performances included Beautiful Twilight Somebody's Mother Peter Sorghum in Love and a flag drill by sixteen American dressed girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Top
Elmer G. Boyer
Mary P. Cook
Betsy
Martha Proctor
Elsie Rose Tykeson
Willie Ziegler
Peter Sorghum
Names of Bank Reserve Cities Announced by President
President Wilson disclosed the twelve regional reserve bank cities with capitals and district capitals. District No 3 Philadelphia holds 12 903 013 dollars and the 12th district covers California Oregon Washington Idaho Utah Nevada and five Arizona counties with 8 115 524 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
Capital
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Real estate transfers for multiple parties in Dundee and area
Property deeds show Guy Grames and others transferring 73.98 acres in Levi Hagey district to Ed Billich with 1 3 int, Henry L Hagey also to Ed Billich, and Joseph Mattey conveying lots 10 and 11 in Matteys orchard for 6000 while lot 13 remains to FS Wilson. Other transfers include Elizabeth Parrett to Charles and Lila Parrett for lots 5 and 6 in Dundee and Clara J Patterson to Harry R Patterson in Hurleys Fruit Subdivision for 1. The Stonic family deed 160 acres to Conservative Investment Co. plus a note on Eugene slogans for May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Grames
Ed Billich
Levi Hagey
Henry L Hagey
Joseph Mattey
James Manary
Mattey
FS Wilson
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Harry Gordon
W. T. Anderson
Jessie Gardner
Jessie Britt
Alice Mainwaring
I. W. Brown
A. Wendel
Vancouver
Edwin Dawes
Wabash
Ind
Thomas E. Miles
Long Beach
Calif
C. G. Ballard
W. R. Ballard
Genesee
Margaret Wood
Emporia
Kas
Kansas
E. C. Baird
Willhite
Carrie Wood
Friends Church
W. N. Brown
Star Theater
Pompeii
Clemmens & Hansen
First Street
A. E. Wilson
C.J. Edwards
Jefferson High School
M. E. Nesbit
Eugene
East Hancock Street
J. H. Mills
Newberg Jeweler
Marshfield
Orville Livengood
Miss Wilhelmson
Main Street
Moc- Minnville
Livengood
Accs
Henry Wasson
Charles O. Whitely
Kokomo
Indiana
Susan Dupertnis
Devore
Dundee
Centralia
Joseph Wilson
Carthage
Jared Binford
The
Graphic
Queen Comedy Company
Chebalem Center
W. L. Coe
Wisconsin Regiment, Light Artillery
Charles C. Whitely
Whitely
Herbert Watt
Rex
Parrett Mountain
Lewis Samms
Robert
Selawik
Alaska
Kotzebue
Atlantic
L. B. Tebbe
Great Bend
Express Office
Ving
Tebbes
Henry O. Miller
Miller Mercantile Go
Ican
Bank Reserve
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