Newberg area notes include homes sales and fairs
Salem visitors Bert Hoover and Milt Gumm in town over Sunday. Local prices and property offers abound from 150 to 535 for town lots and homes. Pacific College talks and horticultural meetings loom while residents discuss building, fruit trees, and school changes near Newberg Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Hoover
Salem
Deror Lamare
Oregon
Portland
Edwards Boys
Wilbur
Deror Lumes
Milt Gumm
Town
F. L
Long
F. L. Moore
I. L. Moore
Emma Deskin
Gaston
Dzeror Lumpur Yap
Newberg
Sherwood
Midlisberg
Dayton
McMinnville
Newberghan
Dr. Moore
Chas
Haworth
Chehalem Mountain
Jim
Yamhill Land Company
Wright
Toan
L. L. Moore
Pacific College
Jayton Herald
Friends’ Church
Pactie College
Conundrum Supper Planned at Armory Hall July 18
The Presbyterian church ladies announce a conundrum supper at Armory Hall on Monday night July 18 with free admission. Also noted are bids for Fifth Street wagon bridge in Newbery due by July 29 and various local notices from brick yard sales to horticulture society meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presbyterian Church
Armory Hall
Fifth Street
Newbery
Recorder Howard
A.C. Cox
Newberg
Portland
Jefferson Street
Whitmore
T. Warrsone
Gi. W. McCoxsent
G. Ormistes
Denorest medal contest draws large crowd at W C U event
The Denorest medal contest organized by the W C U last Saturday night drew strong applause and showed marked improvement. Libbie Morris won the silver medal after speakers Ola Coppock Libbie Morris Stivla Lyon Mable Edwards Myrtle Davin Lettie Dixon Cragin Haworth and Mattie Stratton competed. A group of young singers including Lora Reece Pearl Cummins Dena Reece Olive Stratton Jessie Britt Bertha Nicholson Lacy Gause Sibyl Wreedward Julia Round May Lamb and Eva Wyman provided songs with organist Eva Wyman. Adults then joined a second contest with Mrs Acksa Storris Mrs Olive Bolton Mrs Deile Cox Mrs Julia Maris and George and Charley Mitchell competing. Mrs Bolton won with the bells and G W Mitchell entertained with a sermon to the sisters. Further contests are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. U
Ola Coppock
Libbie Morris
Stvila Lyon
Mable Edwards
Myrtle Davin
Lettie Dixon
Cragin Haworth
Mattie
Acksa Storris
Olive Bolton
Deile Cox
Julia Maris
George
Charley Mitchell
Enthusiastic Fair Association Meeting Sets Plans
A Tuesday night meeting elected officers for the Fair and approved four to eight acres of land lease options near Meridian street with tax-only compensation and buy-out rights. Officers include EL Cooper president and EL Woodward vice president with multiple committees formed and funds mobilized for grounds and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Elmer Armstrong
L. M. Parker
Corporation
Meridian Street
Jesse Edwards
EL. Cooper Pres
KE. EL. Woodward
N.C. Maria Lee
N. L. Wiley Treas
C. F. Moore
E. E L. Woodward
Emmer Hall
Woman's Column Notes On WLC Meeting And Medal
A women's column notes the upcoming WLC meeting scheduled for July 1 and requests department reports since March. It praises four months of work, cites the Newberg Medal Contest on the fourth, and named Litbie Morrie as medal recipient among many strong speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satuday
WLC
T. A
Newberg
Misa Litbie Morrie
The Creeds of the Bells Recited in Medal Contest
Mrs Olive Bolton delivered The Creeds of the Bells with notable style rivaling professional educators. Julia Maris, the oldest participant, drew pleasing applause as she recited. The medal contest rules specify eight to ten contestants, book-based selections, public meetings, judged by three seniors, and a tiered medal system culminating in a diamond medal for eight or more holding the large gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Olive Bolun
Bolton
Julia Maris
Demorest
Ja Lves
Cranks Boosted by Independence and Change in Era
The piece argues cranks include any who defy impurity and sham, praising those who value intellect and individuality over fashion. It notes women gaining roles in medicine law and media, and warns society is rapidly moving from old norms to new, with women influencing education and religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Biermann
Pirst Street
Bank
Morris, Miles &Co
City Recorder
F. . Howard
Portland
F. H
Graziac
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Christopher Columbila
America
Heela
Iowa
Mrnet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lent. Dent
Shier
Ris
Chas. Larson
Latourell Falls
Mr. Skinner
Ball Hill
D. W. Cummins
Sawyer & Bolton's
Hartley
Yaquina Bay
Frank Patton
Astoria
Evangelical Church
Rev. Haines
Jones & Peters
Westfall
W. P. Heacovg
Lin Parker
George Stabler
Charley Spaulling
Will Slater
Will Crater
Jo Bowman
Dr. Carman
Howard Williams
Jim Reece
Burrowa
Minnesota
Gilbert
L. A. Cornell
Hurley
G. W. Howie and Son
Milwaukee
Ab Hill
Charley Maris
FE. C. Hohnon
Henry Hinergarett
Carman
F. L. Moone
Smith & Oekins
Tice & Tibodo
Price
Mr. Cobb
Mr. Cutts
Mr. Calkins
Mr. Larkins
F. L. Harford
Little
Chebalem Mountain
Levi Leland
Oregon City
Penn Chronicle
J.J. Jessup
George Hunnicult
Frank Hobson
M. M. Filwarda
Netarts Bay
Ea Liona
Dayton and
State Horticultural Society
Edward M. Swetman
Joseph Swetman
Salon
Jas
G. Clark
Baker
Requa
Spliting
Missouri
Elisha Smitch
Splitlog
Charley Moore
The
Fair Association
William Hobson
A. T
Anna Buamn
Dr. Lyle
A. P. Oliver
Mra. Lamb
Fifth and Meridian Sts
Bank Building
Lame
Miss Woopwarp
E. R. Lake
Portland, Ore
E .K. Sage
Washington
Yamhill
Dave Ahawnee
John Haynes
Tommie Haines
Bennie Haines
Joy McCormick
Ira McCormick
Teana McCormick
Joe McCormick
Tra McCormick
Jessie M. Parwen
Stivwe Medias Cotens
the Fair Association
Pratacher
Hoskins
Elva Ong
SHER
Eli Hadley
Monmouth
Ella Hadley
California
J. F. Heacock
Portland Press Brick Co
Jane Votan
Mr. Varner
Dora Varner
Mosaic
Woman's Column
MES
F. A. Workin
Washington St
Portland, Oregon
Fred T. Merrill
T. M
Sait
Dmcorrei
P.S
Comixa
General Merchand
J.T. Beeper
Mitchell & Clark
Post Orvice Dava Srons
C. F. Moore & Co
Wsman
Orhegon
Ae Pan
Orld's
Garland
LIN CF
Mite
Sullding
First Street
E. Weston
J. G. Biermann
Heston & Biermann
J. E. Heston
Art
Sawyer & Bolton
Main Street
Newberg, Ore
F. H. Storey
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