Arrival and departure notes from Newberg area trains
Locals and passenger train news list travelers and visits. Neal Hauser and wife left for Tillamook. O K Edwards and family visited from Portland. J B Rankin from Spokane. many others return from ban don or travel to Corvallis and Seattle. Regular electric train service to Portland begins with 11 10 arrival. several social and civic notes accompany.
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Neal Hauser
Tillamook
O. K. Edwards
Portland
J. B. Rankin
Spokane
John S. Rankin
Flood Tide oratorical wins top prize at Wood-Mar Hall
Lisle Hubbard takes first place at the Wood-Mar Hall oratorical contest with The Flood Tide urging immediate action. Olin C. Hadley earns second for The Conservus Human Resources as College defeats Columbia University on their home floor in a tight finish. The game on a dirt floor hindered the Cats, while a Y M C A trip and campus notices fill the week with lectures, campus visits, and pest control advice from Professor Wilson on insect management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood-Mar Hall
Lisle Hubbard
Hubbard
Olin C. Hadley
Wood
Conservus Human Resources
College
Mbia University
Quakers
Newberg
Vancouver
Washington
Pacific
Northwest
Fred B. Smith
Kenworthy
Sutton
Seattle
University of Washington
Pennington
Lewig
Hodgin
Minnville College
Mendenhall
Willamette
Prof. Hawkins
Reed College
Maurice Walton
Esther Terrell New
Agai
Paul Elliott
Addison Kaufman
Mabel Newlin
Lecture on Our English Bible at Methodist Church
On Monday evening February 16 at 7 30 the Methodist Episcopal church hosts a lecture by Pastor Walton Skipworth on Our English Bible How it Came to Us Admission is free.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Walton Skipworth
Newberg High School Hires Menzies Successor
Miss Menzies began teaching at Newberg High School last Monday after strong recommendations. Miss Converse elected to fill the vacant censor role. Seniors held a farewell banquet for Miss Wightman with games and camaraderie. Basketball team beat Independence and Corvallis by fourteen and twenty three points. Don’t forget the Family Affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Menzies
Miss Wightman
Newberg High School
Vespertine Literary
Miss Converse
Identify Insects and Use Spray Guidance
The text advises identifying insects before spraying as the presence in numbers does not guarantee harm. Sprays should be used only if insects are definitely injurious, since they may be neutral or beneficial. If they are injurious, appropriate control should follow.
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H. F. Wilson
Oregon Agriculturist College
The Wisconsin Rally Meets in I O O F Hall
The Wisconsin rally announces a reunion at I O O F Hall on February 25 with committees led by J. W. Moore and L. A. Moore for general arrangements program and table duties. A noon picnic dinner aims to let Wisconsin children return to school promptly. residents are urged to bring baskets and arrive early for timely dinner.
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Badgers State Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
J. W. Moore
L. A. Moore
C. T. Carey
J. B. Hunt
Emma Langworthy
Cora Diedericks
Crisy Scott
Isabelle Lane
Wisconsin
Sec’y
Community Social Notes From Red Hills and Nearby Towns
Asa Jansen visits his brother Fred in Newberg while Mrs. Joseph Roberts of Buttevill e attends the Keyes home. Neighbors congratulate Ralph Smith on his marriage at the Red Hills estate. Social events include a millinery contest and box-making at Groth Hall on February 21 and a program by The Four Artists at Woodmar Hall with tickets at 35 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udge Colvig
Southern Pacific
Col. J. B Eddy
Newberg
Kickbush
Stettin
Germany
Cleveland
McKinley
Wood-Mar Hall
J. C. McCrea
Wm. Bell
A. P. Oliver
Frank Collard
Fred J. Kelley
Ezra Hayes
R. H. C. Bennett
Butteville
F. X. Matthieu
Portland
Schultz
W. A. Jones
Mr. Jones
Asa Jansen
Baker Theatre
Fred
Abner Owen
Medric Greer
Otterbrook
Medora Greer
Ralph Smith
F. A. Crawford
McMinnville
Groth Hall
Bertha Q. Reed
Anna White
Miss Reed
Red Hills
Wood Mar Hall
Adelpian Society Dinner and Evening Program
The Adelpian Society will hold a dinner in the Baptist church parlors on Friday February 13 from 6 45 to 8 pm followed by a program by older church members including songs and recitations. A novelty measure offers a penny per foot and extra cents per inch for dinner costs.
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Adelpian Society
The
Baptist Church
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C. J. Edwards
Oakland
A. G. Hollingsworth
E. N. Hollingsworth
Bandon
PF. H. Griffith
Second Street
BE. W. Mueller
Shepard Hot Springs
H. A. Grafe
W. A. Sturdy
Edmondton
Alberta
Canada
California
J. M. Lemon
Imperial Hotel
Clemmens & Hanson
Jack Lemon
Corvallis
Springbrook Literary Society
L. Triangle Ranch
J. A. Jones
E. C. Sanderson
Bible Institute
Eugene
Christian Church
Charley Leavitt
George C. Ritchey
B. G. Mitchel
Roslyn
Joseph Langellier
J. Ray Pemberton
Salem
Wm. Sargeant
Wallula
Ernest Bales
Yamhill
Jawn
A. H. Benton
Falls City
Roswell L. Conner
Graphic
Omer Moore
Forest Grove
E. E. Goff
J. A. Bross
Mr. Bross
City
Mrs. Bross
Shady Nook
Henry Hagey
Bickleton
Dundee
Joseph Roberts
Keyes
Utz & Dunn
Miller Mercantile Go
Buff Plymouth Rocks
E. H. Woodwood
Newberg, Oregon
Oregon Daily Journal
the Graphic
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