Annual Election of Officers in C L PEO Chapter L
Chapter L of P E O held its annual meeting at Mrs Oliver Evans home. Mrs George H Lutz welcomed as new ad. Officers and delegates to Grand Chapter in Eugene were named. The group approved joining the Women’s Legislative Council of Newberg. Retiring President Mrs Evans received a white leather bound Bible as per chapter rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Evans
George H. Lutz
Ann
Minnie W. Cooper
Richard M. Thurston
Lyle Palmer
George Lutz
A. H. Dean
E. C. Baird
Wesley Boyen
Eugene
Francis A. Morris
Lyle Pamer
Women's Legislative Council of
Newberg
Morris
Evans
Miller Mercantile Co elects officers and expands board
The Miller Mercantile Co held its annual meeting at the Commercial Club parlor. G. O. Miller was elected president F. O. Miller vice president L. A. Miller treasurer A B G Miller secretary and general manager. The board expanded from three to five with George O. Miller F. C. Miller L. A. Miller C. C. Morton and B. B. Sisson as directors. New plans aim to boost efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Mercantile Co
Commercial Club
G. O. Miller
F. O. Miller
L. A. Miller
G. Miller
George O. Miller
F. C. Miller
C. C. Morton
B. B. Sisson
Anniversary Celebration for Mr and Mrs Addison at Portland Road
About twenty five friends and relatives gathered Friday evening February twenty one to honor Mr and Mrs C W Addison on their twenty second anniversary. Music recitations and gifts highlighted the party with several local residents in attendance and the Addisons receiving many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Addison
Portland Road
Dolores Haynes
Elroy Haynes
Mildred Wilson
Hushabye
Baby
Meek Cahill
E. L. Wilson
Cahill
Genevieve Haynes
Addison
J. B. Mount
C. W. Sloan
W. A. Wilson
W. L. Robertson
R. Addison
George Foster
W. R. Haynes
Martha Addison
A. Mackie
Mack Cahill
Orpha Haynes
Gladys Morgan
Balloon voyage from Akron field sets U S record in three hours
J Laird Warner recounts a solo balloon flight starting at Akron Flying Field. He rises to 7 000 feet, drifts over Ohio and Pennsylvania, then lands near Everett Pennsylvania after 160 miles in two hours. He notes it could have reached Baltimore if continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Laird Warner
K. H. Sickafoose
Wyong
Pi la
Florida
Pensacola
Alliance
Ohio
Ohio River
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Monongahela Rivers
Allegheny Mountains
Everett
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Akron
Baltimore
Mountains
Susquehanna Valley
Prohibition Victory Dinner Honors John Barleycorn
A March 10 victory dinner in the Friends church basement marks the ratification of the Federal Prohibition amendment. Ada Wallace Unruh will speak on The Unscrambling of Scrambled Eggs, with Levi T. Pennington as toastmaster. Local leaders recall pioneer days as temperance forces bury John Barleycorn. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Provisions requested in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Ada Wallace Unruh
Prohibition Foundation
Northwest
Pres
Levi T. Pennington
Pacific College
John Barleycorn
Real estate sales report on Blaine Street transfer
W. EB White & Co. lists sales including the George Howle property on Blaine Street sold to Mrs. Ethel Smith daughter of B. EB Crites. The buyers parental parties will occupy the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. White & Co
George Howle
Blaine Street
Ethel Smith
B. EB Crites
Near East relief plea urges American funding now
A urgent appeal urges American citizens to fund relief for the Near East where four million are destitute and 400000 orphans. The call emphasizes America's duty, wartime sacrifices, and the need for promised appropriations to reach June 1919 as delays threaten vast starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee For Relief In the
Near East
Europe
Asia
America
France
Belgium
Italy
Brotherhood of Man
Lieutenant Arthur T. Lee Visits Home Folks
Lieutenant Arthur Trumble Lee, wounded at Camp Lewis from a knee injury, visits his parents Rev and Mrs George H Lee. He has earned a Distinguished Service Cross for heroism in France and Belgium, including leading a platoon at Tronsel farm to seize seven machine guns. He was wounded at Leauwken while locating nests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Lee
Arthur Trumbell Lee
Camp Lewis
France
Belgium
Lee
Tronsel Farm
Leauwken
P. E. O. Sisterhood Hosts Fundraising Social
Chapter L of the P. E. O. Sisterhood hosted more than a hundred guests in the LQ. O. F. hall on February 26 for an annual fundraiser benefiting the educational fund. The evening featured 500 and dancing, with music by Bonita Porter and Delmar, and prizes in a progressive 600 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. EB. Q. Sisterhood
LQ. O. F. Hall
Sisterhood
Bonita Porter
Delmar
Portland
Geoege Larkin
George Kelly
Fhgereau
Wesley Boyes
P. EB. O
Camp Lewis
L's
Oliver Evans
P. BE. O
Gage
Cleveland
Ohio
Duer
Daisy Dean Walker
Dundee
Worcester
Massachusetts
Garland Wolff
Ireland
France
Wolff
New York
Newberg
Ethel Morris
P. BE. D
Colorado
P. E. O. Star
British Columbia
P. E. O. Educational Fund
Picture Show Benefit for Commercial Club Fund
A two night benefit at the Baker theatre on Wednesday and Thursday evenings features Michael Brennan a popular soloist from Portland singing popular songs. Proceeds support the Commercial Club entertainment fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Theatre
Commercial Club Entertainment Fund
Michael Brennan
Portland
Free Music Recital by Pacific College Pupils
On Monday evening at 7 30 Pacific College music pupils will present a free recital in Wood Mar Hall inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific College
Wood-Mar Hall
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