Poultry Demonstration Car Tour Planned Across Oregon
The extension division of the Oregon Agricultural College will send a poultry demonstration car along Southern Pacific Lines for a 30 day Willamette Umpqua and Rogue River tour. Prof. James Dryden oversees with R. B. T. of Portland assisting. lectures for children and the public cover Poultry Feeding and Housing Chickens with demonstrations and Q A. The car stops at numerous towns including Albany Grants Pass Medford Eugene Salem Beaverton and Newberg before a final leg to St J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural Co
Southern Pacific
Portland
James Dryden
Logo
L. R. Alderman
H. E. Lounsbury
Willamette
Umpqua
Rogue River
Corvallis
Albany
Grants Pass
April Fool Surprise Party at Linville Home
On April first a gathering of Shiloh Post and Corps members and spouses met at comrade Linville's home for a surprise evening of conversation games. The Green Family game sparked merriment as fruit was served. Attendees included Fisher Douglas Carey Marshall Clemmens Patterson Baker Wentz and Mesdames Woodruff Nash Hunt Colton Scott Ake Randall and Miss Rhea Hunt Mary E C Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Linville
Green
Fisher
Douglas
Carey
Marshall
Clemmens
Patterson
Baker
Wentz
Mesdames Woodruff
Nash
Hunt
Colton
Scott
Ake
Randall
Rhea Hunt
Mary E. C. Scott
Presbyterian Church ordains elder and installs officers
The Presbyterian Church conducts ordination of one elder and installation of church officers during the morning service next Sunday. The evening sermon will address Belonging to Church with an emphasis on welcoming strangers.
Obituary for Isaac Hinshaw with West Coast moves
Isaac Hinshaw born April 15 1831 in Chatham County North Carolina died April 3 1912 just shy of 81. He lived in Indiana California Washington and Oregon and settled in Newberg Oregon in 1906 with his wife and youngest daughter. Survived by his wife seven children and twenty seven grandchildren. two sons preceded him in death. He was a lifelong churchman with Friends and Methodist affiliations and showed quiet courage in illness.
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Isaac Hinshaw
Benj
Mary Lawrence Hinshaw
Chatham County
N. C
Morgan County
Indiana
Elizabeth M. Hadley
Douglas County
Kes
Santa Rosa
California
Klickitat County
Washington
Goldendale
Newberg
Elmer
Eldon
Tunis T. Hinshaw
White Salmon
Vernon T
W. E. White
T. E. Wright
A. A. Clayson
A C. Chapman
E. H. Lee
Friends Church
M. E. Church
Friends
Forestry Club Entertained by Wednesday Ladies
On April 3 the Wednesday Club hosted six Port land Forestry Club members at a Presbyterian church luncheon attended by about thirty. In the library lecture room the visitors presented papers on Historical Trees of the Northwest Uses of our Forests Oregon Forests and Reserves Conservation and Waterways and the state forestry work and funding. The group departed on the 4:20 train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Portland Forestry Club
New Library
T. C. Prithard
Northwest
Phoebe Breyman
Forestry Club
Morton Doty
Oregon
A. King Wilson
Frank Elliott
Salem
Methodist Church Programs Invite All for Sabbath Topics
Subject next Sabbath morning a Genuine Love Story Based on Facts. At night the topic will be Help for the Troubled. All are invited to attend.
Newberg Commercial Club Reforms Fees and Rules
At a Friday meeting on April 5 the Newberg Commercial Club approved a new constitution reducing the $10 to $5 membership fee with reinstatement for delinquents. Dues remain $12 annually, paid $1 monthly, and new board committees were created. The club plans a member recruitment campaign and a sides contest to boost enrollment to about 250. President R. H. C. Bennett announced captains W. S. Wharton and S. L. Parrett, the latter replaced by the secretary after Parrett’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg Commercial Club
Hale
Chan Ng
Board of Governors
Newberg
LaFollette to Speak in Newberg Next Tuesday Afternoon
Senator LaFollette, Republican presidential hopeful, will address Newberg on Tuesday at 2 PM. The announced speaking event promises a strong address and offers locals a chance to hear a prominent national candidate without leaving town.
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LaFollette
Newberg
Marriage Licenses Listed for Strait Hill and Ross Finlayson
Belva E Strait 24 marries Frank L Hill 29. Flora H Ross 20 weds Jasper D Finlayson 21. Public records show two marriage licenses issued with these names and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belva E. Strait
Frank L. Hill
Flora H. Ross
Jasper D. Finlayson
Christian Church Anniversary Marked By Strong Attendance
The First Christian church of Portland celebrated its anniversary with pastor JF Reager and family leading sermons. About eighty-two new members joined, and a large audience filled with dinner baskets attended services and a Bible School. Officers were elected across Elders Deacons Clerks and various department heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona
Couster
JF. Reager
First Christian Church of
Portland
Accoute
Ruth
Paul
Panno
Bible School
Oes
W. T. West
N. W. Bates
C. A. Ottom
C. J. Leavitt
C. W. Sloan
M McCormick
Co. J. Leavitt
C. C. Sloan
W. H. Sanders
L. E. Arney
G. O. Bassett
Neva Ritchey
Ina Fortune
Christer
Lee
Lacy Moda Uchens
Lesrhoes
The
D. L. Evans
C. M. McCormick
E Ross
Bertha Ross
Temperence
Alice Barrick
Chas. Bristow
Home Dept
D. L
Free Bible Instruction by Elder Eshelman in Brethren Church
Elder M. M. Eshelman of Berean Bible School Los Angeles teaches undenominational lessons on the Holy Spirit in Acts this week. Next week from Monday at 8 pm he begins studies on Revelation with access to all. Bring Bible notebook and pencil for daily studies to build faith. Silas Keim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Eshelman
Berean Bible School
Los Angeles
California
Church of the Brethren
God
Jesus
Silas Keim
Chehalem Center School Perfect Lesson Honorees
The week ending April 6 featured top performers by grade at Chehalem Center School. Grade 1 honorees were Hilma Hendrickson and Eldon Everest. Grade 2 Nina Johnson. Grade 3 Edith Walton. Grade 4 Mabel Jacobson and Lila Hodges. Miss Lillian Perkins is the teacher.
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Hilma Hendrickson
Eldon Everest
Nina Johnson
Edith Walton
Mabel Jacobson
Lila Hodges
Lillian Perkins
Ben Hur Rendition Delights Crawfordsville Crowd
Gen Lew Wallace author of Ben Hur attended the one night rendition in Crawfordsville Indiana. He praised Montaville Flowers performance calling it the best treatment of the book. Cincinnati Enquirer lauded Flowers as a powerful monologist in a near four thousand strong audience at Music Hall.
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Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Montaville Flowers
Crawfordsville
Indiana
Wallace
Flowers
Cincinnati Enquirer
Music Hall
Mr. Flowers
Liquid Air Experiments Highlight Duncan’s Hall Event
A lecturer in Duncan's Hall will demonstrate liquid air at extreme cold, with a tank showing temperatures far below zero. Prof Patty will also present radium specimens and a wireless telegraph setup, promising a rare, instructive trio of wonders.
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Patty
Duncan's Hall
Newberg Fruit Growers Union Sees No Charter Dissolution
The Newberg Citrus Growers Union met at the Commercial Club rooms by call of the president. Members opposed dissolving the corporation and directed reports to be filed and delinquent license fees paid. A future meeting will elect officers and push educational work through regular gatherings. Announcements will appear in the Graphic. J. H. Rees, Secretary.
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Newberg Res Union
Dasclden
Corporation Department
Next
Graphic
J. H. Rees
Old Abernathy farm residence destroyed by fire near Newberg
Fire swept the 1860 Abernathy home along the Willamette river frontier. Mrs. Adeline and Mrs. Guy Abernathy nearby as the building burned to the frame. The cherry tree planted in 1860 survived, famed for its 53 foot spread and up to 2000 pounds of cherries in a season, symbolizing Oregon’s bounty.
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Newberg
Willamette River
Abernathy
Adeline Abernathy
Guy Abernathy
Ilding
Isaac Ogden
J. J. Murphy
Salem
Abernathys
Oliver Abernathy
Oregon
Pacific College Hosts Yamhill Institute Weimar Night
Pacific College showcased the Yamhill County Teacher's Institute at North Yamhill with solos by Vera Seely and Corine Bartholomew, readings by M. D. Hawkins, an address by L. T. Pennington, and a mixed quartet. The college opened its baseball season by losing 9 to 2 to McMinnville College in McMinnville, with Elliott delivering three safe hits and Smith pitching creditably despite rough innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craven
Pacific College
Elizabeth Baldwin
Peppeeesq
Elma Paulson
L Davis
Florence Rees
Portland
Yamhill County
L. T. Pennington
Bartholomew
McMinnville
P. C.— Craven
Smith
Parker
Wiley
Lewis-George
Butt
Elliott
Langworthy
Replogle
Blackstone
Douglas
Stuart
Larsell
Culver
Brace
Miller
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Methodist Episcopal Church
the Commercial Club
Chehalem Center School
Montaville
Apple Growers Union