Apple Growers Seek Strong Association and Inspector
Apple growers in the county form a group to establish a trust inspector and educate members. They discuss creating a constitution and by laws, and plan to join with other fruit associations to build a cooperative plant. H. L. Amoth is chosen as delegate to a Corvallis meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.groshen
L. Amoth
Screer
John Hutzen
Newberg Orchard Association
Aay Baughman Bros
W. T. West
W. E. Morgan
H. L. Amoth
Allan
Billy” Sullivan
Cip
John Hutton
Rs. Sullivan
M. S. Shrock
Hutton
Tillambook County
Oethie
Quiet Home Wedding Near Springbrook Unites Verna Stockman and Virgil Mills
Miss Verna Stockman and Virgil Mills wed Sunday at Milton Newton house north of Springbrook. Rev E Kienle officiated with ring ceremony. Attendants Miss Eva Markell and Edmund Fearey. Bride wore white silk with bride roses. bridesmaid wore red and pink carnations. Relatives attended from Sprite Brook Portland Newberg and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Stockman
Virgil Mills
Milton Newlin
Springbrook
Golda Guam
Eva Markell
Edmund Fearey
E. Kienle
Newberg
Henry Stockman
Sethes Stockman
Nis Ais Mile
Marks Silts
Sprite Brook
Peter Poppee
M. Brisbine
Barl Ripping
Portland
Mille
Zimri Mills
Revival Meeting at Star Theatre Opens March 12
Rev Dr Beers of First Free Methodist Boron and Rev A M Bean of Washington will conduct a revival in the Star Theatre starting Monday night March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Beers
First Free Methodist Church of
Boron Oe
A. M. Bean
Washington
Star Theatre
Graphic and Semi Weekly Journal for One Year
An offer for a year long subscription to the graphic and semi weekly journal priced at two dollars. Contains the prospect of regular illustrated pages and midweek editions. Notable for the bargain rate aimed at readers seeking steady visual news coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic
State Tax Commission urges fair statewide assessments in 1917
Letter from F K Lovell, Secretary, stresses adherence to Oregon tax laws, urging county assessors to record full cash value appraisals and improve valuation accuracy. Highlights: equalization, dollar levies, and avoiding subterfuge, with hope for higher general valuations in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Commission
Oregon
Saleai
Martin Miller
Assegor
McMiville
Is Commission
Tax Commission
Mentedt
Sunshine Club enjoyed afternoon at Hollingsworth home
The Sunshine Club met at W. W. Hollingsworths home last Thursday with forty four members. They worked on Sobbing We tea towels and held a short program including readings and a duet before light refreshments ended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
W. W. Hollingsworth
Spring Hats Show At King's Milli Weekend
A local shop promotes spring and summer hat styles this Friday and Saturday March 16 17. Shoppers can preview Nady at King's Milli with a display including ladies capes and related accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nady
King’s Million Revies
McMinnville and Newberg High School Game Recap
McMinnville led early but Newberg rallied with strong passing and defense to pull ahead 17 1 in the final minutes of the game. Arrangements were made for a third game on Tuesday night March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinnville
Newberg
Asaem
Mac
Ting
McMinnville Ete Seekinedeef
Arthur Be
Eekmanneaopgun
Gous Orwers
Jennae
Ee Martin Fdieieds
Meade
Shepley
Pacific College Y W C A Officers Elected
The Y W C A held annual officer elections with Jistine Hollingesworth as president Ruth Hinshaw as vice president Gladys Paulsen as secretary Joe Johnson as treasurer and Harold Hinshaw as secretary Lester Wright as treasurer Sewell Newhouse as additional officer. The Intercollegiate Oratorical Association of Oregon contest is set for March 9 in Corvallis with Alta Gummy 17 to represent. Cabinet conferences for Y W C A and Y M C A were held March 2 3 4 at Monmouth and Salem respectively with one delegate from each association. Frank Colcord elected captain of next year's basketball team. will be a junior and named as all star by Willamette Valley league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Portland
United States
Carlton
Jersey
Tarmera
J. S. Graves
Groshen
Chicago
H. L. Amoth
Corvallis
U.S. G. Miller
F. Groshen
John Hutzen
Frank Baughman
Jistine Hollingesworth
Ruth Hinshaw
Gladys Paulsen
Joe Johnson
Ross Ule Dent
Harold Hinshaw
Lester Wright
Sewell Newhouse
Intercollegiate
Oratorical Association of Oregon
Monmouth
Salem
Frank Colcord
Colcord
Willamette Valley Ague
Glee Club Program at Pacific College Wood-Mar Hall
The program to be presented Monday evening March 12 features Roses The Snow by Harrington and The Owl and the Pussy Cat by Ingraham with Wake and Miss Lindy performing. The ensemble, under Warner, will close with a Wake and Rees piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific College Glee Lab
Wood-Mar Hall
Harrington the Owl
the Pussy Cat
Ingraham
Miss Lindy
Warner Club
Sunday School Class Social Held at Clemmens Home
The Berean class of the M. E. church met last Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Clemmens at Hancock and Blaine for their monthly class social. Sickness and age kept several from attending, but twenty were present when the roll was called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Jesus
Round
M. E. Canon
Joal
William Clemmens
Hancock and
Blaine Streets
Deach and Becker Wed at Chehalem Mountain Ranch
Miss Bernice Muriel Deach and William Erich Becker united in marriage Sunday morning at the home of Charles A Deach eight miles northwest of Newberg on Chehalem Mountain. Rev F G Boughton officiated with the bride attended by her sister Bessie Deach and Wilbur Sood. A wedding dinner followed and the couple planned a Portland trip for a few days before settling in a ranch home near Wapato. Becker, native of Germany, has lived in the United States about six years, mainly in Portland and Yamhill county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New 25
Charles A Deach
Newberg
Chehalem Mountain
Bernice Muriel Deach
William Erich Becker
Mieswane
Bessie Deach
Wilbur Sood
Andeou Jenene
F. G. Boughton
McMinnville College
Portland
Wapato
Mr. Becker
Germany
Yamhill County
A Humorists Confession of Stock Jokes and Frayed Material
A humorist admits reliance on tired stock gags and aging lines. He notes weakening laughs from repeated routines like a goat act and household foibles while hoping readers will understand the shift to fresher humor.
Le Chapeau Opens Friday and Saturday in March
The Gregory Sisters Illinery announces a Form.1 open house to showcase spring hats. The event runs Friday and Saturday March 16 and 17 featuring new seasonal styles at First and Blaine Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Sisters
Blaine
Pacific College Holds At Home Event with Basketball Game
Saturday night at Pacific College featured a basketball game between Mastodons and Microbes ending 26 to 16 in favor of the tall team. A reception followed in Wood-Mar Hall with music by local musicians and Lt Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific College
Wright
Gulley
Edwards
Keeney
Paul
Colcord
Guyer
Howard Elliott
Hinshaw
Neal
Wood-Mar Hall
H Roy Lyle
Ross Miles
Lt Edwards
Pennington
R . Lewis
Emnett W. Gulley
Lyra B Miles
L. T. Ingtom
E. B. Woodward
Edltion
L. P. Pennington
City Council Minutes Detail Street Work and Appointments
Regular monthly meeting notes show petitions for Ninth and Meridian light and Washington street opening to Illinois referred to committees. City engineer survey dispute referred to property owners. Grade and donations approved for Morton street. Sheridan street and Dayton Avenue improvements ordered. Profiles to be drawn for Vermillion. Clarence Butt as city attorney, Oliver Weesner city engineer, W. W. Silver acting mayor. Next meeting March 19.
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Ninth
Meridian Streets
Washington Street
Illinois Street
Committee
Albert Clayson
Morton Street
Said
Sheridam Street
Morrison
Dayton Avenue
Fifth
Clarence Butt
Oliver Weesner
W. W. Silver
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Hat Newberg
Glee Club
Enee Eee Ree Kee Reese
William Goat
Sli Coe
LE Chapeau
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