Thomas Prince Dies in California at 79
Oregon figure Thom as Prince long resident of Dundee and Portland dies in Santa Barbara California while visiting for winter. He built a walnut orchard in Dundee and co founded Reed Prince Manufacturing of Worcester Massachusetts. His son Harold travels with the body to Kingston Massachusetts for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Portland
Santa Barbara
California
Thomas Prince
Alameda Drive
Dundee
Harold T. Prince
G.A. R
Post
L. T. Hayward
Oregon
Alma Seidel Weds Edward A. Young in Vancouver
Miss Alma Seidel of Newberg marries Edward A. Young of Vancouver Washington. She formerly worked as stenographer and bookkeeper for C V Slater & Co in Portland. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Paul Young of Vancouver and works with Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Seidel
Edward A. Young
Vancouver
Washington
Henry Seidel
Newberg
C. V. Slater & Co
Portland
Paul Young
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Sunday School Institute Next Week at Brethren Church
The Rev. Virgil C. Finnell will conduct a Sunday school institute at the Brethren church Monday and Tuesday of next week. He assists Sunday schools nationwide and will meet local Sunday school workers in Newberg and vicinity. All interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil C. Finnell
Brethren Church
Finnell
Newberg
Salvation Army to establish outpost program in western states
The Salvation Army plans to launch a 1920 Home Vice Program in Oregon and six Western states. Local advisory boards will form Army outposts in each county to study conditions, report needs, and coordinate with expert advisors and trained officers to address poverty unemployment juvenile delinquency missing persons and illegitimacy. The program avoids duplication and strengthens existing relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Army
Portlands
Thomas Scott
Oregon
Mississippi River
Scott
Missing Friends
Baptist Church Morning and Evening Service Agenda
Morning program at 11 includes Mozart Andante Prelude Doxology Gloria Anthem Rock of Ages Hymn 11 and 865 Scripture prayer response and offertory. Evening service at 7 30 delegates to Des Moines convention lead message with Amanthea Prelude No Shadows Yonder and God Be with You Till We Meet Again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock of Ages
Gabriel
Giardini
W. R. Jewell
Jesus
Des Moines
Amanthea
VanDeWater
Gaul
Mr. Arthur
Newberg Student elected Ag Club president
Eugene Keller of Newberg, a senior in agriculture, was chosen president of the Ag Club at the first meeting of the year. He previously served as vice president and will be director for the rest of the school year. The club includes all agriculture students and boasts strong membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Keller
Newberg
Ag. Club
Keller
Age Club
School of Agriculture
American Legion Orchestra Delights Newberg Crowd
The American Legion orchestra under Bil Foy presented The Garden of Mirth at St. Paul with debut performers Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Lewis and Allen Morris of Newberg High School on xylophone. Commander Rankin and auxiliary members urged service, while Miss Ethel McGary and Blackie Rollins joined the cast. A neat sum was raised for the Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Lewis
Newberg
St. P
Bil Foy
Portland
Legion
Allen Morris
Newbe High School
W. Y. .Arthur
American Legion
St. Paul
Dr. J. 8
Rankin
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ethel McGary
Blackie Rollins
Paul
Livestock Conservation and National Responsibility
Col E Hofer argues in The Manufacturer and Industrial News Bureau that cruelty lies in letting herds starve during harsh western winters. He questions laws mandating winter feed, proposes bonds on owners, and links widespread cattle and sheep deaths to high meat prices and moral failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Wyoming
Col. E. Hofer
Manufacturer and Industrial News Bureau
Music pupils stage successful college recital in Wood-Mar Hall
Advanced students from the college music department performed in Wood-Mar Hall before a near full house. Beatrice Towers Royal Gettman and Glenn Taylor played violin. Flora Thurston Lelia Yergen Cenith Ames Kathleen Cone Irma Taylor Delight Carter Mildred Ferguson sang with Eva Miles Bessie Bennett and Palmer Hayes accompanying or performing. Encore requests followed the well received performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood-Mar Hall
Eva Miles
Bessie Bennett
Palmer Hayes
Card of Thanks for Funeral Flowers and Service
The Christenson Family expresses heartfelt thanks for kindly service and floral offerings at the funeral of their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothen
Admiral Karen Christenson Dies at Ninety in Newberg
Karen Kristine Christenson died at her daughter’s home in Newberg on Sunday. Born in Denmark on February 28, 1854, she would have turned ninety if she lived to March 3. She emigrated with Hans Christensen in 1858 and lived on a West Chehalem farm before moving to Newberg. Funeral services were held at Hodson & Elliott chapel conducted by F. C. Stannard with burial in West Chehalem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Fendall
Sheridan
Harrison Streets
Karen Kristine Christenson
Denmark
Hans Christensen
United States
West Chehalem
Newberg
Christenson
Baptist Church
Carlton
Chehalem Valley
George C
Eugene
Chris C
Corvallis
Nels C
Underwood
Washington
H. G. Miller
Hodson & Elliott Chapel
F. C. Stannard
Supreme Court Attacks Liquor Traffic in War Time Rulings
In a historical analysis the piece argues courts have long denied a right to sell liquor and recent Supreme Court decisions upheld war time Prohibition and the Volstead enforcement act. It casts beverage liquor as an outlaw akin to crime and notes moral, scientific, and legislative opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyears
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Hinshaw Promoted in Pacific System Reorganization
Federal Manager W R Scott announces H A Hinshaw is promoted to assistant to oversee the restoration of the Southern Pacific Pacific System north and south of Ashland for private ownership return on March 1. The reorganization aligns regions previously run by J P O'Brien and W R Scott under federal control with Hinshaw’s appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Ines
Ashland
W. R. Scott
United States Railroad Administration
Pacific
Portland
J. P. O'Brien
Ogden
GLEANINGS From Newberg WCTU Meeting
A Newberg WCTU gathering at Mrs. Jeffries home drew about thirty five attendees. Speakers discussed Americanization through schools and homes, outlining WCTU aims Child Welfare Social Morality Women in Industry and World Prohibition. An appeal requests one million dollars and new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Woman'’s Christian Union
Newberg Union
L. P. Round
Missionary Societies
Newberg
C. N. Terrell
Frances Ward Swope
Oregon W. C. T. U
Appetite for Sweetness in the West Candy Trade
Col. E. Hofer argues that confectionery thrives with outdoor life and rising consumer demand. He notes candy making blends nuts fruits dairy and chocolate to become a major food art form and questions the fairness of luxury taxes on the industry alongside income property and excess profits taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. E. Hofer
Hinshaw Named at Pacific College Board Member in Newberc
Hinshaw, now based in Portland, formerly general freight agent at that point and a member of the Pacific College official board, is well known in Newberc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Hinshaw
Pacific College
Newberc
Income Tax Warnings on 1919 Returns by IRS Official
Internal Revenue collector Milton A Miller warns taxpayers to disclose all taxable income for 1919. Do not rely on guesses or estimates. include wages, overtime, bonuses, profits, employer paid premiums, noncash compensation, bonds, notes, and all other income sources. Some items such as workmen compensation and certain insurance payments are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Milton A. Miller
U.S
Pacific College Announces Second Semester Start
Pacific College will begin the second semester next Monday February ninth. Students should register by evening of the ninth to start classes on Tuesday. New classes are formed to accommodate entrants and many new students have enrolled or plan to enroll. The article urges early preparation and education as prudent investments for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific College
Youn
Close Call at Corner of First and Main Streets
Mrs. George C Christenson narrowly escaped serious injury near First and Main when a train door closed as she attempted to board. The brakeman failed to see her, and she was knocked to the pavement but not seriously hurt. Witnesses called it a near miracle no limbs were severed by the wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Christenson
First
Main Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yamhill County
Kingston
Mass
Sunday School Institute
Baptist Church Program
Christenson Family
H. A. Hinshaw
Lowden
Minnots
W. C. T. U. Gleanings
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!