Wayside Notes On A Eugene Valley Trip
The editor recounts a mid winter trip to Eugene with stops via Corvallis Albany and Salem. He notes Willamette Valley farms favored by open land and dry weather enabling early plowing and seeding, critiques Oregon Electric station upkeep, praises Eugene's growth and the Osborne hotel, and details a statewide newspaper editors conference held at the university with Banquet remarks and new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Southern Pacific
Corvallis
Al-bany
Oregon Electric
Salem
Tualatin
Willamette Valley
Uncle Sam
Portland
Jim Hill
Tee
Osborne
Yamhill County
Washington
Polk County
C. Morton
The
St. Helens
Ing
Lloyd Riches
Oregon City Enterprise
Eugene Chamber of Commerce
B. F. Irvine
Oregon Journal of Portland
EB. B. Aldrich
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Leith Abbott
Ashland
University of Oregon School of Journalism
F. L. Chambers
Campbell
University
Hendricks Hall
Carle Abrams
Pacific Homestead
N. J. Vanshike
Milton Eagle
George Turnbull
Eric W. Allen
School of Journalism
A. Pathison
Heppner Herald
A. E. Voorheis
Grants Pass
Phil Bates
Association
E Hofer & Sons
Oregon
Dr Frank Bohn to Lecture on Bolshevism March 6
Noted lecturer Dr Frank Bohn arrives in America to present Revolutionary Europe and the Bolshevik menace. His New York Times articles are praised for clarity and insight, and critics hail him as a valuable contemporary speaker. He promises practical facts and engaging entertainment for audiences this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Bohn
Lyceum
Europe
New York Times
America
Bohn
Glee Club Delivers Notable Show at Woodmar Hall
The college glee club performed last Thursday in Newberg delivering a strong concert. Prof. Perisho offered humorous readings, Palmer Hayes excelled in two solos, and the new college quartet debuted. Paul Elliott delivered the familiar stunt with humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Prof. Perisho
Palmer Hayes
Paul Elliott
Proposed New Road Down the River
A good roads meeting at the Union Church near Newberg discussed surveying a new road to Oregon City via Wilsonville. The plan envisages a 28 mile route from Newberg to Oregon City, with Clackamas County paving to Wilsonville and a local committee to locate the route and hire an engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Newberg
Oregon City
Wilsonville
Clackamas
Stafford
R. J. Moore
S. M. Calkins
Early Salem Days Told by Fred Lockley About Hoover
Fred Lockley recalls his move to Salem in the 1880s living on Front Street near Marion Square. He describes neighbors B S Cook and H J Minthorn, and Bert Hoover who later rose to national prominence. Lockley notes their daily interactions and imagines Hoover someday becoming U S president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oregon Journal
Fred Lockley
Salem
Front Street
Marion Square
Charley Moore
Highland
B. S. Cook
Portland
Dr. H. J. Minthorn
Newport
Oregon
Cherokee Strip
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Bert Hoover
Dr. Minthorn
Cook
Minthorn
Oregon Land Company
Bert
Milhis
King Albert
United States
P E D Luncheon and Initiation at Chapter L P E D
Mrs Clifford Spaulding hosted Chapter L P E D last Tuesday for its regular meeting. Mrs L T Hayward of Dundee was initiated and welcomed as a new member of the Sisterhood. A luncheon followed with Mrs Spaulding aided by Mrs R M Thurston and Mrs Wesley Boyes. Guests Mrs Mary J Wood and Mrs W H Woodworth attended. The next meeting is set with Mrs George Lutz on March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Spaulding
L. T. Hayward
Dundee
Sisterhood
Spaulding
R. M. Thurston
Wesley Boyes
Mary J. Wood
W. H. Woodworth
George Lutz
Impressive McMinnville Wedding of Lois Wilson and Alexander Allan
The article details the wedding at First Presbyterian Church in McMinnville of Lois Margaret Wilson and Alexander John Allan officiated by Rev. Warren Eugene Shirry. It describes ornate decorations, nuptial music, attendants, and a reception at the couple’s home, with plans for a Vancouver Washington residence after a brief honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinnville
Lois Margaret Wilson
Alexander John Allan
First Presbyterian Church
Warren Eugene Shirry
Audrey Dielechneider
Mary and
Myrtle Ballard
Dorothy Montgomery
Misa Wilson
Charles B. Wilson
Joseph P. Eckman
Maline
Via Spaulding
Salem
Muriel Paul
Zennelss Rogers
Margaret Hamblin
Omar Fendall
Forest Grove
Elsie Dursty
Georgette
Betty Jean van Atta
Joseph Wilson
Pretty wedding at the Scott home unites Mary Scott and Frank Swart
Mary Scott wed Frank Swart in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Scott officiated by Reverend Lee of the Presbyterian church. Spring flowers and an improvised altar of Oregon grape and ferns enhanced the setting. Evad Hadley sang two songs before the ceremony and Garfield Johnson from Portland played the Lohengrin wedding march as violin solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Scott
Mary
Frank Swart
Lee
Presbyterian Church
Oregon
Evad Hadley
Lohengrin
Garfield Johnson
Portland
Miss Johnson
Newberg to Host Multnomah Guard Tossers in Season End Showdown
The local American Legion post announces a high power basketball exhibition against the Multnomah Guard Tossers on Saturday February 28 at the high school gym. Newberg has a strong home record and aims to earn a state title contender status with fan support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Multnomah
Here
Newberg
Dallas Legion
Dallas
H. S&s
B. B. Booster
Rabbit judging demonstration by Portland expert
Supt. Stanbrough has arranged with L S Ellerman of Portland organizer for the National Breeders and Fanciers Association for a judging demonstration in the grade school building Friday evening. Everyone interested in rabbits is invited to attend and bring their rabbits to be scored by a top authority who will explain the points that mark superior stock. Ribbons will be awarded for the best stock and admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanbrough
L. S. Ellerman
Portland
National Breeders and Fanciers Association
Pacific Coast
Revival at Nazarene Church Ends Sunday
Revival meetings at the Nazarene church have progressed with good success. Many souls have been saved or sanctified. The simple gospel preaching and earnest singing draw attendees each night this week. The final evening is Sunday, led by Pastor Cc D Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Church
Preliminary meeting called for Yamhill county representatives
A call to form a citizen and taxpayer body in Yamhill County Oregon requests delegates from McMinnville Newberg Amity Whiteson Dayton and other communities. The meeting set for 10 30 am February 28 1920 at the county courthouse McMinnville aims to discuss public questions including roads bonds capital punishment and other measures with by law approved representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamhill County
Oregon
Board of Trade
McMinnville 4
Newberg
Amity
Whiteson
Ho Dayton
Brook
West Chehalem
Ribbom Ridge
Dewey
Cove Orchard
Chehalem Center
Newhouse Places Sixth in Portland News Marathon
Sewell O. Newhouse of Newberg finishes sixth in the third annual five mile News Marathon held in Portland. Oregon Agricultural College leads the team competition as Newhouse and four O A C men place ahead of most college entries. Payne of M A C wins with a Western record, while Newhouse, a junior engineer and Fleur de Lis member, has a history in basketball and track at Pacific College.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Sewell O. Newhouse
Newberg
Portland
Newhouse
College ~Iner
Spearson
Chemawa Indiam School
Payne
Ford
University of Oregon
School of Engineering
Fleur de Lis
Pacific College
Aviation Corps
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Wayside
Glee Club
Woodmar Hall
Hoover
Daniel Cupid
Allan Wilson
Mrrs
Allan
Mr. Allan
W. S. Allan
France
Meredith Wilson
Robert Over
Harold Taylor
Freeman Frazier
Bruce J. Giffen
S. J. Madson
Grace Edmunds
Arta Hayes
C. C. Hodson
Lynn Lancefield
Dellschneider and
Maloney
Vancouver
Hadley
Scott
Helen
Chandos Chase
First
Church Streets
Violet Craw
Arthur R. Jones
Chicago
Illinois
Jones
Henry Craw
Newberg High School
Albany College
Mr. Jones
Helix High School
Friends
Swart-Scott
D. Norris
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