City Happenings Highlight Local Visits and Christmas Plans
Day ton resident Mrs. Fred Crawford visits Newberg while D. C. Latourette travels from McMinnville. Portland and Salem visitors drop by Newberg. Students and staff prepare for a three day extension to Christmas break as McMinnville hosts a Sunday school convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Crawford
Dayton
D. C. Latourette
McMinnville
E. R. Horton
Portland
J. R. Pemberton
Salem
Newberg
W. J. Gordon
Dundee
J. D. Gordon
L. M
C. W. Parker
Miller’s
B. W. Spang
Newberg Residents Visit Salem and Portland Circles
Yewberg and others visit Salem this week while several locals travel to Portland for Christmas shopping. The community hosts a church sale, a Royal Neighbors gathering in Dayton, and a college building update as Newberg attends events, visitors, and local trades.
Pacific College Notes
Prof and Mrs Johnson were in Portland Saturday. Lester Moore is absent due to a fall caused by a prank by two boys. School dismissed Wednesday afternoon for the funeral of Andrew Winslow. Pacific College joined the Athletic League but no schedule yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kruger
W. C. Kruger
Newberg
Ethel Gardner
Kruger's
Spokane
Washington
Portland
Ernest Broadwell
Amity
S. Broadwell
California
Craw
Prof
Mrs. Johnson
Lester Moore
Andrew Winslow
Pacific College
Y M C A Delegates Report At Eugene Convention
Wake Amas reports from the Y M C A convention in Eugene during chapel on Thursday. A pennant and candy sale run by the Y W C A girls of P C proved successful. Miss Beck gave an engaging chapel talk on Helen Hunt Jackson. College students who attended High School last year enjoyed the Y W C A reception in the new High School building Friday evening. Academy boys defeated Fernwood 24 to 15 in basketball last Friday at the college gymnasium. Haworth and Hadley highlighted the win. Fernwood fellows behaved with sportsmanship. Sophomores hosted a freshman class reception in the association room Friday night with infants bread and milk. Prof. Brissenden chaperoned and shared the bibs and fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Academy
Fernwood
Academy
Claude Fairbanks
Harry Baker
Eugene
W. C. A. Girls
P. C
College Gymnasium
Haworth
Hadley
Association Room
Prof. Brissenden
Summons in Oregon court case against numerous named defendants
The State of Oregon serves a publication summons to multiple defendants including G W Davis Jane Roe Davis Louisa Knight John Doe Knight and others. Defendants must answer the complaint within six weeks of first publication, with the initial notice dated December 8, 1910 and final publication January 12, 1911. Attorney WM. C. Bexson, 608-9 McKay Bldg. Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Davis
Jane Roe Davis
Louisa Knight
John Doe Knight
J. L. Davis
Francis G. Lake
Jane Doe Luke
James A. Luke
Jane Doe Lake
Artie Lizszte Tetherow
John Doe Tetherow
Ida Bernette
John Doe Bernette
Lilly A. Deck
John Doe Deck
Janette Bruner
John Doe Bruner
Alice Livermore
John Doe Livermore
Charles L. Nepp
Jane Doe Nepp
Almon Nepp
Albert Nepp
John Doe Luke
State of Oregon
State of
Oregon
WM. C. Bexson
McKay Big
Portland
The Gesture Language Sign Language as Early Communication
The article notes gesture or sign language as the earliest form of idea communication, used by tribal groups in Australia and southern seas regions and in Africa. It explains signs remain useful even among advanced peoples and that people use motion to convey ideas when words fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Africa
New York American
Vegetation Height Ranges Across Altitude in a Mountain Survey
The document lists vegetation zones by altitude with vines at 2380 feet, trees at 6700 feet, shrubs at 8500 feet, a few plants at 10500 feet, and sparse growth above. Vegetation ceases about 11,000 feet.
Xmas Gifts Found At Wilson's Jewelry Store
A sale at Wilson's jewelry store features Christmas gifts displayed for shoppers. Shoppers can browse various jewelry items suitable for holiday presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson's
Card of Thanks for Son and Brother
We express heartfelt thanks for the many kindnesses shown during the illness and death of our son and brother. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. WinsLow, Esther Winslow, Mrs. Guy Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. WinsLow
Esther Winslow
Guy Randolph
African Game Trails Roosevelts Latest Book Ad
Fine Moroco binding edition priced at 5.75 dollars offered as a Christmas present. Address Frank Wood Local Agent Newberg Oregon for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Frank Wood
Newberg
Oregon
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William Daly
E. N. Hollingsworth
Archie Seely
First National Bank
G. W. Allen
Katherine Romig
C. E. Fuller
N. L. Loney
Siletz
Floyd Parker
Morrow County
N. S. Stretch
W. E. Paxson
Lena Bashaw
R. B. Jack’s
Gertrude Ward
Olds Wortman
King’s
C. A. Eldriedge
Hood River
Maggie Littlefield
Jessie Gardner
Reta McDonald
Lewis W. Balsiger
North Bend
Coos County
A. T. McNey
Teacher’s Institute
Yewberg
Joe Fisher
Sam Cummins
J. G. Bennett
Vancouver
Ashington
Flora Cook
Elk City
John Haworth
Cook
Illinois
C. J. Edwards
H. E. Gordon
S.J. Madson
W. S. Parker
Lenora Parker
Sara Kelsey
F. W. Morse
Royal Neighbors of America
C. C. Cady
E. L. Eckerson
Sturgess
Michigan
F. D. Eckerson
Robert Stewart
New Castle
Indiana
South
Medford
Pasadena
J. H. Rees
Navin
Gorman
Thomas Patterson
North Dakota
Ed. Huff
John Crosby
Ramsey’s Hill
Doris Gregory
University of Oregon Glee Club
Vernon Motchenbacher
Melvin Ogden
Homer Maris
Glee Club
Henry L. Votaw
Jonathan Votaw
Moses
Luther Votaw
Tacoma
J. H. Dailey
Merritt Maiden
Parrett Mountain
Rex ‘Brouillette
Wilber Jones
Laurel
David Williams
Lena Hobson
Eunice Sanders
Estell Jones
Ruby Jones
Elva Parrish
Bertha Ross
Joan Sanders
Ethel Rose
Lee
Robinson
Grover Livengood
Adlai Livengood
John Sanders
Dannie Jones
Wallace Jones
Emery Jones
Pacific College Notes
Willer Mercantile Company
C. AL. Worris
The
Seweler
Circuit Court
Yamhill
Murray L. Stillman
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