Inter State Contest Honors And State I P A Session
S W Grathwell of Pacific University wins the state contest with R L Putman of Eugene Bible University second. A scoring error briefly announced Putman as winner. Third places go to Lisle Hubbard and A J Klebe with Klebe winning on percentage. H R York presides as I P A state president. An effort to amend the constitution to bar repeat winners fails. A banquet follows with speeches from Prof Coe and others.
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Inter
Pacific College
S. W. Grathwell
Pacific University
Grathwell
Los Angeles
R. L. Putman
Eugene Bible University
Putman
Lisle Hubbard
A. J. Klebe
McMinnville College
Klebe
Doris Gregory
H. R. York
Acheson
Hubbard
Mr. Klebe
Mr. Grathwell
The
P. A
Prof. Coe
McMinnville
Pres. Pennington
Hun
Prohibition Committee
Ernest E. Taylor
Oregon Committee
Friends Church
S. ‘W. Grathwell
Literary Praise and Irony in English Prose
A remark praising a literary work for purity of thought diction and tender sympathy likens it to a spring zephyr and amethyst. It notes the piece as unequalled in English and calls it a strange ironical composition with strong emotional effect.
Weatherwax Brothers Impress Newberg Audience
The Weatherwax Brothers Quartet drew a capacity crowd in Newberg praising a high class program. J. W. Moore reports getting full value from his season ticket as the group sang favorites like The Little Church in the Vale and other well received numbers, with the duo promising a return due to strong audience response.
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Weatherwax Brothers
J. W. Moore
the Vale
Dixon Farm Tenant House Contract Awarded
W. E. Terrell and Thomas Rood secure contract to construct a new residence for Dr. E. P. Dixon on his fruit farm above Dundee intended for farm tenant occupancy.
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W. E. Terrell
Thomas Rood
Dr. E. P. Dixon
Dundee
Duncan's Home Talent Show Promises Major Newberg Event
The home talent show at Duncan's Hall in Newberg will feature 14 acts including farces and music, with 60 local participants. The event, a benefit for the Rebekah Lodge, aims to draw a packed crowd and tickets are selling through local merchants with adult advance sales and children at the door.
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Duncan's Hall
Newberg
Ferguson’s Drug Store
Important Cannery Meeting At Newberg Co op
The management of the Newberg Co operative Growers Association has worked diligently for six weeks to prepare the canning operation. The meeting outlines progress and future plans for the cannery project and member roles.
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Newberg Co-operative Growers Ass’n
Portland Couple Married in Seattle
A Portland man and Miss Mae Whitten wed in Seattle at the home of Mrs. H. R. Raymond. Attended by his son Hugh Berwick, the couple’s ceremony was performed by Dr. Nichols of the Brighton Congregational Church. They will reside in Portland.
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Portland
H. R. Raymond
Berwick
P T A to Host Public Reception at High School
The newly organized Parent Teachers’ Association will hold a public reception in the high school assembly room next Tuesday evening April 21 at 8:00. All parents and others interested in welfare of the school children are invited. Mrs M E Shafford will be the speaker. Mrs Henry R Morris presides, Mrs W Silver secretary. Remember the cannery meeting date of May Second.
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Parent Teachers’ Association
M. E. Shafford
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Portland
Henry R. Morris
W. Silver
Rex Entertainment Presents Mr Bob Comedy at School House
On Saturday evening April 25 the Rural Improvement Club presents Mr Bob a comedy at the Rex school house. Adults pay twenty five cents and children twelve and under ten cents admission. Proceeds go toward payments on the new piano. Cast includes Mr Brown and other performers with ice cream served after the play.
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Bob
Rex
Rural Improvement Club
Brown
Reading-For Her Sake and Good Night Papa Recital Fragments
Fragmentary notes list readings and songs by Mr C R Chapin and Miss Bullard. Mentions work titled Reading For Her Sake by B L C Griffith and a piece headed Good Night Papa. No clear event date or location provided.
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Mr. C. R. Chapin
B. L. C. Griffith
Papa
Anon Miss Bullard
W C T U NOTES MEETING AT MARIA BOWERMAN HOME
The last gathering drew good attendance with county president Mrs Russell speaking on ongoing county work. The next meeting is set for Wednesday April 22 at 2 30 PM at Mrs William Heacocks home with Mrs C H Nichols arranging the program on Health and Heredity. Refreshments will be served and all are invited.
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Maria Bowerman
William Heacock
C. H. Nichols
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