Endorsement Push for Pacific College Endowment Drive
The Newberg Commercial Club endorses Pacific College’s endowment campaign tied to the Inter church World Movement. The resolutions praise the college as a growth factor for Newberg, call on residents to support standardization, and authorize a committee to aid the campaign led by Geo. L. Kelly as president and H. R. Morris as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific College
Newberg
Willamette Valley
Commercial Club
Inter-church World Movement
Oregon
Geo. L. Kelly
H. R. Morris
Value of Pacific College to This Community
The document argues Pacific College boosts Newberg's economy and profile. It estimates annual business from students at 40k plus, notes advertising and alumni ties, and appeals for a standardizing campaign to raise 160k with 50k local, 100k external, via 4 installments through 1924 with interest terms and bond options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific College
Newberg
Pacific
Friends Church
Business Men’s Committee
S. L. Parrett
Business Men's Committee
State P. E. O. officers visit local chapter
Last Friday a P. E. O. chapter meeting at the Bairds featured state president Mrs. H. Logan and state organizer Mrs. A. Odell. They inspected the chapter's work in the educational fund and praised members. Mrs. Baird hosted with a four course dinner and yellow and white chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Baird
H. 8S. Logan
Pars. A. M. Odell
Educational Fund
Baird
Mann
Portland
Order
LAWYER S HARVEST AT COUNTY SEAT
State of Oregon v Earl Keiling pleads guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor and is fined $50.00. Numerous cases follow including evictions, divorces, and petty theft, with trials, verdicts, and settlements noted. Grand jury was empanelled.
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State of Oregon
Earl Keiling
Hollingsworth Ve
Vandermullen
Clarence Butt
Smith & Shields
Leroy Lomax
Jas. E. Burdett
Supreme Court
George Bush
Niel Hodges
R. L. Conner
State
B. A. Kirk
Morton Tompkins
Jerome O. Boger
Frank Holmes
Charles C. Frick
Elizabeth M. Frick
C. R. Chapin
Mike Goarcke
W. E. Catterlin
B. A. Kiliks
Randolph Barr
Otto W. Heider
H. W. Clark
Laura Clark
Vinton & Toone
Marion Livingstone
B. A. Klicks
Attractive Window Display At Miller Mercantile Co
The Miller Mercantile Co on First street showcases Christmas trees dressed in lavish ornaments admired by hundreds daily. The display is called a marvel of art, crafted by gifted elves of Fairyland, reflecting great credit on the firm and the designer for surpassing prior displays in Newberg.
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Miller Mercantile Co
First Street
Fairyland
Newberg
Young music pupils give successful recital at Wood-Mar Hall
In a Monday evening program at Wood-Mar Hall Mrs. Hull presented eighteen young piano and violin students from the College Music department. The youngsters performed with smooth touch and harmonious tone, featuring Ira Traver Ellen Hilbert Velma Willis Dorothy McCumber and Virginia Moore among others with Virginia Moore reading aloud and Walter Traver playing two cornet solos.
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Wood-Mar Hall
Lucile Ehret
Louise Kienle
Wilma Evans
Thelma
Cleta Stretch
Virginia Moore
Katherine Duer
Herbert van Valin
Walter Traver
Meat Market Announces Christmas Closure
The Meat Market will close on Christmas day. Patrons should secure their Christmas meats the day before to ensure availability.
Wisconsin Nebraska Association Meeting Draws 90 Residents
The second joint Wisconsin Nebraska association gathering met at the Methodist Episcopal church with about 90 old residents. A social hour preceded a large dinner in the basement. Speakers included Rev. Van Dyke on Alaska and Mrs. Norris and Miss Ella Beach on readings and songs. Officers for the coming year were named: S. P. Van Dyke president, W. Saunders vice president, and Mrs. L. A. Moore secretary treasurer.
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Wisconsin-Nebraska Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
van Dyke
Association
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Newberg
Chas. E. Gibson
Norris
Georgia Babcock
Waldo Potter
Alaska
Ella Beach
Mabel, Miller
Eva Moore
Bote Heald
S. P. van Dyke
W. Saunders
L. A. Moore
Christmas Service at Presbyterian Church
Christmas will be observed with special sermon and music at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath morning and evening. Morning music includes Christmas Chimes, Bring You Good Tidings, The Birthday of a King, It Came Upon The Midnight Sky, Morning Song. Evening features Christmas Eve, Shepherds Vision, O Little Town of Bethlehem, Distant Chimes, Bethlehem, The Infant Jesus. All non churchgoers and Presbyterian preferences are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Bethlehem
Scott
Chas Morris
Bohm
Gounod
Jesus
Pietro Yon
Chas. Morris
Ladies Aid Bazaar Brings In About 100 Dollars
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church held their annual bazaar last Friday evening in the church. A good attendance supported a financially successful event with receipts around one hundred dollars. Refreshments were served and a short program was presented.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Restaurant moves in Gregory building due to changes
Fred Blanchard relocates his restaurant to the Gregory building space once used by Mrs. Lees Milliner. Brentner Grocery takes Blanchard’s old room, Newberg Restaurant moves to the grocery site, and the original restaurant space will be enlarged for Yambill Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Blanchard
Gregory
Mrs. Lee
Local Names Listed in Sworn Statement
Sworn signatures include N. W. Bailey of Dundee E G Fendall of Newberg Wm Crater of Newberg H Chegwym of McMinnville John Duerst of McMinnville Frank Zumwalt of Newberg and A J Bewley of Sheridan.
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N. W. Bailey
Dundee
E G. Fendall
Newberg
Wm. Crater
H. Chegwym
McMinnville
John Duerst
Frank Zumwalt
A. J Bewley
Sheridan
Pacific College Fund Drive Reaches 25000 Goal
A Pacific College fundraising event at a Friends church gathered faculty students and community members and successfully raised 25000 toward standardizing the college. Rev Charles Whitely led subscriptions while Dr W V Coffin and Dr A Rosenberger spoke on urgency and future Northwest campaigns follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Pacific College
W. V. Coffin
A. Rosenberger
Whittier College
California
Esther Terrell
Zenay Perisho
Pres
H. E. McGrew
Penn College
Iowa
Charles O. Whitely
Imperial Hotel
Newberg
Ittee
Calkins
Newberg Meat Company Plant A Going Concern
Newberg residents praise the Newbery Meat Co. plant under Ed Crede for first class quality and steady growth. Christmas beeves from Yamhill county are in cold storage and will be shown at the meat market Friday or Saturday. the three thoroughbred Hereford cattle each weighed about 1500 pounds. John Mayer, famed butcher, prepared the meat with exceptional skill, earning broad acclaim from visitors and locals alike.
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Ed. Crede
California
Newberg
Yamhill
Herford
John Mayer
New York City
Mayer
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