County Teachers Institute Opens in Newberg
The first year’s local teachers institute met at the Newberg high school, led by Prof. Claude Arehart. Seventy five teachers attended the morning session with addresses on Efficiency and methods for beginners. The Parent-Teacher luncheon followed, and the afternoon program featured the E B U Glee Club from Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Claude Arehart
N. S. Pittman
Monmouth Normal
Nannie Bagby
Julia
B.A. Moore
David Cook
Odd Fellows Hall
C. L. van Wormer
Arehart
Concert by E B U Glee Club Delights Eugene
The E B U Glee Club of Eugene performed in the Christian church Friday evening to great praise. The Christian Endeavor Society hosted a banquet afterward with tasteful decorations and ample entertainment. The program opened at 8 15 and featured fine music and humorous readings that drew enthusiastic encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. U. Glee Club
Eugene
Our Fair City
Christian Endeavor Society
Newberg
North Main Club discusses shopping by mail versus local trade
The bi monthly North Main Club met January 17 at Mrs. E Kennedy home. Members debated mail order catalog impact and benefits of supporting local shops, noting lost dollars to mail orders in small towns in Canada and the United States. Next meeting set for January 31 at Mrs. Moffatt’s home.
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North Main Club
E. Kennedy
Canada
United States
Newberg
Moffatt
W C T U Gleanings Annual Mothers Reception
The W C T U will meet at Mrs J C Wills home at Hancock and Blaine on February 1 for an annual mothers reception. Mothers with young children are urged to attend with Ruth Heacock directing and special music planned. Refreshments provided and child care arranged for Social hour. The S T L meets Thursdays at 3 30 after school in room 2 of the grade building. new members welcome.
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J. C. Wills
Hancock and
Blaine Streets
Ruth Heacock
Recital at College Delights Large Audience
The College Music Department held a highly successful recital last Monday evening with about a dozen students performing. The second recital of the semester will be next Monday night January 29 in Wood Marsh Hall and the public is invited with no admission fee.
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Wood- Mar Hall
Newberg Defeats Tillamook 57 to 5 in Local Gym
Newberg high school fast team crushed Tillamook 57 to 5 last Thursday. Captain Miller Baird and Best led scoring with Miller among the top scorers. Newberg has already beaten Woodburn Salem in earlier games and plans a Silverton matchup next with posters and tickets forthcoming.
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Newberg High School
Tillamook
Neberg
Miller
Baird
Best
Newberg
Woodburn
Salem
Silverton
HLS
School Notes Report Mixed Progress Across Districts
Superintendent Duncan notes activity across districts including No 68 Ribbon Ridge with a new work bench and engaged boys in industrial work. No 21 to receive a new piano via Parent-Teacher efforts. No 64 Mountain Top shows a dozen high school pupils while No 92 reports its largest attendance recently.
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Ribbon Ridge
Frank Deach
Mountain Top
Pleasant View
Reading
Springbrook
Chehalem Center
Ewing Young School
West Chehalem
Sunshine Club Holds Anniversary Meeting at Mills Home
The Sunshine Club met at Mrs. F. C. Mills on River Street last Thursday afternoon with about 30 members. Mrs. Anna Bartholomew read the annual report showing a successful year. Guests enjoyed fancy work and visiting before plans for next year were set.
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Sunshine Club
F. C. Mills
River Street
Anna Bartholomew
Medal Contest A Success At Friends Church
The silver medal contest at Friends church drew a fair audience with readings and music. Miss Bloom won first place for The Bridal Wine Cap while Joyce Hazelton took second for Jeremiah and His Pa. Judges included Mrs. Crocker and Miss Morris led by Miss Wills hosting a follow up performance at Chehalem Center.
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Friends Church
Mina Ames
Ethel Morris
Crocker
E. B. L. Terrell
Wire
Class Land
Miss Morris
Helen Ellis
Lucile Basset
Miss
Miss Wills
Archie Pickard
Chehalem Center
Anniversary Celebration at Clemmens Home
A birthday anniversary was observed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clemmens last Wednesday honoring Mr. Clemmens Mrs. Bartholomew and Mrs. Wa It also marked Mr. Clemmens grand son birthday A noon dinner followed by a social afternoon of music Those present included the Clemmens Way Bartholomew Henry Clemmens Fred Clemmens Marshall Hevland Vantress Peoples Huntington Mrs Douglas Mrs Woodruff Bertha Way and Miss Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Clemmens
D. E. Way
A. Bartholomew
Henry Clemmens
Fred Clemmens
J. L. Marshall
B. F. Hevland
I. K. Vantress
H. M. Peoples
Huntington
Mary
Neighbors Surprise Mr. and Mrs. Broughton at Doorstep Gathering
Neighbors surprised Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Broughton with a doorstep gathering last Monday evening. The visitors asked admittance and the group enjoyed themselves late into the night.
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C. E. Broughton
Social gathering at Loveland home described
Evening event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Loveland with refreshments in the interval. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Graves, Mr. and Mrs. Green and daughter Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Fort and daughters Emma and Edith, Mr. and Mrs. Newhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and children Nina and Raymond, and Mrs. Bessie Huntley from Gaston and Mrs. Carrie M. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Loveland
Graves
W. Green
Helen
J. A. Fort
Emma
Edith
S. W. Newhouse
N. C. Johnson
Nina
Raymond
Bessie Huntley
Gaston
Carrie M. Johnson
Dundee Prunes Promoted by Local Collector in Christmas Gifts
C K John Knight of the Yamo reg Collection Agency brightened the season by sending Dundee grown prunes in five pound packages as gifts. Boxes bore the claim they came from land he plotted and sold 26 years ago. Prunes from W S Refine orchard in Yamhill county reached New York state Wyoming Seattle and beyond. Acknowledgments included praise for neat packing and quality inferior to typical local offerings. High praise for Yamhill prunes and walnuts as worthy regional products.
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John I. Knight
Yamoreg Collection Agency
Dundee
Mr. Knight
W. S
Dund& Yamhill
New York State
Wyoming
Tillamook High Stumbles In Basketball Run Down
Tillamook high school basket ball quintet was outclassed as our team won 47 to 5. Harold Lee reported last year’s annual debt and was released from duties. Warren Jones was chosen to manage remaining debt. The Eugene Bible University Glee Club performed for students while the high school orchestra played at the county institute. The new annuals will cost 75 cents for advance signups and 85 cents later, with a goal to sell 400 copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Eugene Bible University
Eugene
Oregon
Newberg
Henry Paul Filer
Prof. Filer
E. B. U. Glee Club
Harold Humbert
C. H. Jope
Kendall E. Kane
B. L. Hicks
Tillamook High School
Harold Lee
Warren Jones
W O W Installation Brings Burr Oak Circle and Newberg Camp Officers
Last Monday evening Burr Oak circle number 13 Women of Woodcraft and Newberg camp number 113 Woodmen of the World held a joint installation. Past Guardian Neighbor Jessie L. Boyes installed Burr Oak officers. Past Consul Commander Henry Clemmens installed Newberg Camp officers. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Oak Circle
Women of Woodcraft
Newberg Camp
Woodmen of the World
Jessie L. Boyes
Ethel L. Thomas
Celina Cummings
Cora H. Hadley
Emma J. Ehret
Verona H. Nelson
Jessie
Tom Tyndall
D. J. Gilbert
Ben Heston
Geo. Larkin
Frank Zumwalt
Henry Ebret
Garden savings from a small plot in The People's Home Journal
Last spring a family started a garden after reading The People's Home Journal letters. Frost ended the garden but they enjoyed petunias nasturtiums and many blossoms all season. They still eat canned dried vegetables and plan another small garden this year. They sold four dollars of dahlia bulbs and kept two dozen bulbs for their own plots.
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People's Home Journal
People’s Home Journal
Surprise Birthday Gathering At Richardson Home
Neighbors surprised Mrs. Steve Richardson at her home last Thursday with a two hour social. Refreshments of cake nuts apples and bananas were served. The event brought joyful remarks from all guests.
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Steve Richardson
Teletype Jobs Open Under Eight-Hour Law
Ambitious young men or ladies are urged to enter railway or commercial telegraphy. Since Congress passed the eight hour law there is a growing demand for telegraph operators. Pay ranges from 75 to 80 dollars monthly with advancement prospects. Write Railway Telegraph Inst. of Portland Oregon for full particulars.
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Congress
Portland
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County Teachers’ Institute
W. C. T. U. Gleanings
Supt. Duncan
Dundee Prunes
C. K
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