Newberg Fourth of July Parade Sets County Record
Newberg crowd swells to five to ten thousand for a record Fourth of July celebration. Grand Marshal H. R. Morris leads an industrial parade with bands, floats, and floats by G A R, W A C, and Pacific College. A big program at the college grove follows, with two baseball games and a spectacular fireworks finale.
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Newberg
Thomases
Niles
College Oaks
Yamhill County
Col
Lege Grove
Multhinking
McCredie
New College Building Assured in Pacific College Campaign
The Pacific College campaign to raise thirty thousand dollars for a new building succeeds on its jubilee year. Local supporters led by Mayor N. C. Christenson crowdfund a monument to community and faith in Newberg Chehalem Valley, with plans to begin construction after final funds are secured.
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Newberg
Violet Slater
Hazel Smith
Gertrude Hollingsworth
Gwendolen Stannard
Rita McDonald
W.A. C
C. F. Butler
Oregon
Christenson
F. C. Stannard
L.T.L
Pacific College
Martin
Woodward
H. C. Dixon
Pres. Kelsey
Reagan
Douglas
E. L. Evans & Son
Kelso
Thos
Herd & Son
Spaulding Logging Co
Newberg Construction Co
Hudson Bros
Luther Newlin
Ben Hur
Kit
Sical
India
Ind “Ondeeda
Wm. Hobson
Chehalem Mountain
Friends Pacific Ademy
Friends Church
A. C. Stanbrough
C. J. Edwards
Chehalem Valley
N. C. Christenson
Friends Oregon Yearly Meeting Opens With Attendance
The Oregon Yearly Meeting sessions begin with morning discussions led by Jon of Salem and Abigail Thomas of Tacoma. Rev. Charles Phipps speaks on Sunday School work and the International Sunday School Convention in Washington. Delegates and caretakers are named with J C Hodson and Emma Hodgin among those chosen, and meetings run daily with devotional and business sessions.
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Oregon
Washington
California
Harvey D. Crumly
Mabel Douglas
Eeea Elliott
J.C. Hodson
Emma M. Hodgin
Marguerite Elliott
Reading
Harlan Smith
Anna Kelsey
Neskowin Park Beach Road Improvements Under Way
Neskowin Park near Slab Creek is being improved with choice lots offered and two new bridges between Dolph and Meda. The road work aims for first class travel by July 1st, enabling safe automobile passage to the coast. Ad details available via coupon to Rollin W. Watson, Tillamook City.
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Neskowin Park
Old Salem
Slab Creek
Tlee
Dolph
Meda
Graphic
Newberg
Neskowin
Rollin W. Watson
Tillamook City
Oregon
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the Baptist Church
H. R. Morris
F. H. Caldwell
Geo. Larkin
Geo. Kelly
S. M. Calkins
W. H. Nelson
W. C. Woodward
Mississippi
Friends
Oregon Yearly Meeting
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