Organization forms National Sirls Honor Guard in Newberg
The National Sirls Honor Guard organized in Newberg on April 10 with 50 members enrolled. Ethel May Smith of Portland organized the group invited by Miss Margaret Smith. Classes in first aid mobiling telegraphy and stenography will begin as space allows. membership limited to girls 18 and up with new members accepted yearly. Officers elected include Mrs Eldridge leader Mrs Lucy Littlefield assistant leader and Mrs Mabel Ballard secretary treasurer.
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Newberg
Ethel May Smith
Portland
Margaret Smith
Meee Orl Reae
Or Lucy Littlefield
Perdoor
Eldridge
Lucy Littlefield
Mabel Ballard
United efforts urged to boost Newberg church meetings
A call to mobilize and work hard as a special union meeting nears. The note emphasizes uniting in the community, engaging many young people, and ensuring the gathering is worthwhile for the church and its youth in Newberg.
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Pauotts
Newberg
Medal Contest Notes at Rex Friday Evening
The silver medal contest at Rex Friday evening April 13 drew a crowd despite Fernwood scheduling conflicts. Herbert VanValin, son of Dr W VanVelin, won entries and advances toward the gold medal contest while Fernwood offered a warm reception.
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Rex
Fernwond
Newberg
Herbert VanValin
W. VanVelin
Ee Aend
Hawaiians Coming Next Tuesday Night
The closing number of the lyceum course will be given next Tuesday night when the Ha preety people whose very language is a song come to ring us the enchanting music of the islands of the Pacific. The mere announcement of their coming will be sufficient to ensure a good sale of single night tickets. Seats on sale at Kien sat 50 cents, General admission 35 cents, 25 cents.
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Lyceum
Islands
Pacific
Kien
Local Marriage Licenses and County Court Notes
The week saw several marriage licenses issued including Howard C. Getz to Beatrice I. Getz Newberg Richard S. to Prorence I. Dilley Newberg Andrew Christensen to Ficwin May Mahoney Milo Monroe Hall to Martha Engle McMinnville Charles Isher to Mildred Hall McMinnville The County Court met April 4 with Commissioners Allan Cummins and Judge Dodson ill The March county expense totaled 6735 40 The court considered road vacation petitions and other minor business Walter Everest reported a coyote skin bounty The circuit court docket included cases Modettas v Bremermann Folsom v Som Nelson v Lee citizenship filings for Newberg Rex and McMinnville estates and names were noted for heirs and public records.
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Howard C. Getz
Beatrice I. Getz
Newberg
Richard S
Prorence I. Dilley
Grecames
Nugent Joanson
Andrew Christensen
Ficwin May Mahoney
Milo Monroe Hall
Martha c. Engle
McMinnville
Charles Isher
Mildred x Hall
Allan and Cummins
Dodson
Yamhill
Mayer
Walter Everest
New
H. G. Bremneman
Emi E. Folsom
Chester C. Som
James G. Lee
Amos Nelson
Robert H. Dann
Canada
Fredrick Heinrich
Germany
Rex
Mae
Henry Strate
Ernest Hoeining
William Bernard Donnelly
England
McMinawale
Sheik Pederson
Commissoner Cums
Peter Hester
Glenn F. Stapleton
Gaston Tate Bank
Public letter defends against riot rumor in Newberg
R M Caldwell writes from McMinnville denying false rumors of his involvement in a riot and missing court. He criticizes local agitators and endorses restraint, noting Newberg Graphic advice on respecting others rights and opinions. He recalls a street discussion and a hand shake with opponents.
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McMinnville
Newbery
Havi
Willy
Newberg
New
Kaiser
Lloyd George
Teddy Roosevelt
Bode
Newberg Graphic
R. M. Caldwell
Public Recital At Presbyterian Church By Miss Jessie Britt
Miss Jessie Britt will send her pupils in a piano recital at the Presbyterian church Thursday April 19 at 8. The program will feature Mrs. Chas Gre reader Mrs. Babcock contralto and Mr. L W Gatchell baritone admission free Everyone invited.
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Jessie Britt
The
Presbyterian Church
Chas. Gre Reader
Babcock
L. W. Gatchell
Tamale Sale Saturday at Larkin Prince Leeware Store
A tamale sale is planned for Saturday at the Larkin Prince Leeware Store with proceeds benefiting Pacific College. The event featuresWelter’s auxiliary volunteers assisting at the sale location.
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Tamale Sale
Larkin-Prince Leeware
Ae Welte
Suxiliary
Pacific College
Methodist Episcopal church revival schedule announced
The article lists daily services for the church with times from 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. including Sunday school at 9:15 a.m. and morning service at 11:00 a.m. Revival themes ask Is God dead Has war dethroned Him and Is Your Life Safe with sermons on The Power for Garnering the World and God is Rich to Those Called. A Ladies Aid meeting is set for Friday at Mrs. Anderson's home at 2:30 p.m. and Sunday school returns at 10 a.m. with Prof. 0 as superintendent.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry Craw
Supervites
Ladies’ Aid St
King
Evening Mail Delays Spur Ruminations on Chivalry
A reader recalls long lines at a post office in Joseph, laments slow service and general mismanagement, and muses on women’s emancipation and modern chivalry. He narrates a later incident where a fellow-knocker helps an elderly lady, prompting reflections on consistency and church member scrutiny.
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Jose
Anee
Moss Moka
Littl Square
Olneathen
A. K
Miss Turley Schedules Week of Farm Talks in Yamhill
Miss Anna M. Turley of the Agricultural College plans a week of afternoon meetings across Yamhill with the Cove Orchard club McMinnville Woman's Club West Chehalem church OER home of Mrs J Carl Nelson Lafayette Woman's Club Whiteson Sheridan Riverside Carlton Dayton Farmer's Union and others The talks promote home cooperation and welcome interested women The events are arranged by the Country Life Council and the County Agriculturist.
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Anna M. Turley
The
Agricultural College
Yamhill Sonn
Cove Orchard PLC
Mcinnville Woman’s Club
West Chehalem Church
OER
J. Carl Nelson
Lafayette Woman's Club
Whiteson G Women
Sheridan Woman's Club
Riverside
Sheridan
Baptist Church
Carlton
Dayton Farmer's Union
Country Life Council
County Agriculturist
Young People’s Branch Meeting At Miss Hazelton Home
The Young People’s Branch of the W C T U met at Miss Joyce Hazelton’s home with about 14 members. President Llewellyn Sanderman led the business session after an engaging program on Cigarettes read by Francis Clark. Refreshments followed and members shared April Fools jokes before planning the next gathering at 19 Clark Street on Dayton Ave.
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Joyce Hazelton
Llewellyn Sanderman
Francis Clark
Clark
Sth
Dayton Ave
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