Made in Oregon Banquet a Great Success in Newberg
The Civic Improvement Club hosted a Made in Oregon banquet at Odd Fellows Hall drawing about two hundred guests with thirty to forty more to be seated. The event featured a menu of home grown Oregon products and a program including toast mistress Verona Nelson, Rev George Ritchey, and speakers from the Newberg Commercial Club and Oregon Manufacturers Association advocating cooperation and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Improvement Club
Oregon
la Gile & Co
Newberg
Haradon & Son
Prince
Dundee
D. J. Gilbert
W. E. Paxson
M. E. Williams
W. S. Parker
Maggie Littlefield
J. B. Mount
John Larkin
Geo. Larkin
C. A. Eldriedge
Ella Evans
Myrtle McDonald
Kathleen Gass
Reta McDonald
Dorothy Paxson
Mildred Christenson
Myrtle M. Grey
Lesta Newlin
Frances Elliott
Gladys Jones
Lorena Keeney
Hazel Elliott
Esther Hollingsworth
Eva Colcord
Florence Wharton
Verona Nelson
Woman's Civic Club
George Ritchey
Delmar Porter
G.C. Bassett
Newberg Commercial Club
Edyth Tozier Weatherred
Ccccc
Lois Wilson
Perce
E. H. Woodward
G. O. Bassett
Belle Sotory
Oregon Manufacturers Association
Rex-Tigard
Raymond
Portland
Pacific Face Brick Co
Newbery
Edith Tozier Weatherred
W. W. Nelson
M. McDonald
Charleston
South Carolina
Pacific
First Electric Train Saturday for Newberg
The Portland Commercial Club operates a six coach electric train on the new line looping Portland through Newberg McMinnville Forest Grove and Hillsboro. It leaves Union Depot at 8 a.m. arrives Rex at 10 30 Springbrook at 10 45 and Newberg at 10 55 with a noon stop in town. Citizens will dine at local hotels and eateries then tour the area before returning to Portland by 9 30 p.m.
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Portland Commercial Club
Portland
Newberg
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Hillsboro
Union Depot
Rex
Springbrook
Dundee
W. S. Wharton
Cooperative Cannery Association Organized and Seeded
Fruit and berry growers across the county formed a cooperative cannery group adopting a constitution and by laws and electing a nine member board. J W Chambers led the day with harmony as R W Raymond of the Oregon Manufacturer's Association cautioned against unworthy proposals and urged growers to organize to protect themselves from predatory middlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chambers
R. W. Raymond
Oregon Manufacturer’s Association
Raymond
Oregon
Manufacturer's Association of Oregon
Front Street Commission
Portland
Installation of Shiloh Post officers marks new year 1914
The Grand Army of the Republic at Shiloh Post No. 77 held officer installations for 1914 with aid from Capt. R. C. Markee and Comrade L. C. Shorne of Portland. Port land and Dayton visitors attended the event, and the Woman's Relief Corps served a banquet for about 150. Officers installed included Post Commander J. mander and J. L. Marshall as Junior Vice-Commander, with a full roster of post and corps officers announced. A protest over adding stars and bars to Old Glory was noted, and the corps presented gifts to retiring and current presidents. The post now lists 100 members in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Williams
Shiloh
C. A. Dixon
G. W. Byers
Q. M.S
B. F. Hevland
H. M. Peebles
Woman’s Relief Corps
A. J. Palmer
Elect
Shiloh W. R. C
Russell. Chamberlain
Portland
Mary E. C. Scott
S. V. Pres
Anna Bartholomew
J. V. Pres
Cynthia Hayes
Minnie Byers
Crissie M. Scott
Nancy A. Dixon
Anna M. Linnville
Sarah Wentz
Isabelle Lane
Hattie Aldrich
Ada Woodruff
Emma Langworthy
Florence Sage
Frances Woodruff
Elizabeth Colton
Elizabeth Clemmens
Anna Marshall
Chamber
Dayton
Dundee
Wednesday Club Social at Mrs Grace Morrison Home
The Wednesday Club met January 7 at Mrs Grace Morrison's home with high tea and decorated rooms. Members served by Mrs Goff Mrs McEwen Mrs Eckerson and Miss Ethel Morris attended. Mrs Palmer and Mrs Richmond gave papers on Mexico followed by a lively authors game. next meeting January 21 at Mrs Mable Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Morrison
Morris
Goff
McEwen
Eckerson
Ethel Morris
Miss Morris
Palmer
Richmond
Mexico
Mable Evans
The Girl of Eagle Ranch at Duncan's Opera House
Columbia players drew a fair crowd Tuesday night for the three act drama The Girl of Eagle Ranch. The performance featured thrilling six shooter stunts and strong humor from Jay B. Noble alongside Garnet Clark in lead roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Players
Duncan's Opera House
Eagle Ranch
Jay B. Noble
Mr. Noble
Garnet Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oregon Manufacturers” Association
City Recorder
Ida M. Woor
The
Co-Operative Cannery Association Organized
Medford
Front Street
Webber-Russell
Woodworth
Grand Army OF the Republic
J. W. Moore
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