Circuit Court Docket for March Term Trials
Court to hear rape and liquor selling cases plus long delayed indictments. Civil docket includes Hodges vs Chapin and many breach of contract and personal injury actions across Sheridan Willamina Newberg and surrounding communities. Several cases involve timber, land, real estate commissions, and depot disputes with multiple attorneys listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
State
James Lane
Hall
Gilbert
W. A. Hodges
C. R. Chapin
B. A. Kirks
McCain, Vinton & Galloway, Butt and
C.&. Chapin
Woodward
Willamina
W. O Sims
Allison
Oregon Nut & Fruit Co
Real Estate Commission
Schn
McCain, Vinton & Galloway
Sheridan
J. H. Dietz
G. D. Patch
Lena Patch
W. T. Lambert
Portland
Thomas B. Nelson
Chehalem Orchard Co
Lang, Hewitt & Nott
A. O. Condit
F. B. Tompkins
Robert Horn
Pacific Face Brick Co
Oscar Hayter
H. H. Belt
Malarkey
Seabrook & Dibble
R. L. Conner
John Whitman
Sheridan Timber Company
Emmons & Emmons
Lionel Webster
B. W. Graham
Sheridan & Willamina Railway Company
Crawford
William L. Douglas
James T. Everest
Newberg
Kellogg & Zollinger
Tillie Ditmars Kirkwood
Tillie Ditmars
R. N. Magness
McCain & Vinton
Sacred Cantata at Friends Church Conducts March 23
The Friends and Presbyterian churches unite for a sacred cantata The Crucifixion by Stainer on Sunday March 23 at 7 30 pm in the Friends church. Soloists include Paul Blackstone tenor and L W Gatchel W H Boswell baritone with a large mixed chorus and an offering for the choir fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Presbyterian Church
Stainer
Wilson
C. B. Wiles Jessie Britt
Paul Blackstone
McMinnville
L. W. Gatchel
W. H. Boswell
Charles O. Whitely
Charles Morris
W.S. Wharton
Harvey Hodson
Corinne Bartholomew
Sibyl Woodward
Hazel Donahoe
Florence Kaufman
Lina Parrish
G. L. Orr
S. Stuart
S. J. Madson
W.H. Boswell
Jessie Gardner
Olive Ramsey
Ethel Morris
D. D. Coulson
C. A. Morris
Henry Keeney
Floyd Davis
Henry Craw
M. D. Hawkins
R. W. Lewis
Elmer Gulley
Irvin Hodson
School notes of Dundee district highlight progress and events
Dundee pupils beautified grounds organized a basketball team and prepared an Easter program to raise funds for athletic goods and library needs. Pleasantdale enjoyed a March program with net proceeds of 29.25 while Peavine closes term March 21. Pike Valley plans a basket social March 22. A rally in Happy Valley and districts 43 63 41 drew praise with speakers Buchanan Scott and Williamson. Teachers Institute set for Carlton April 1 and Willamina May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Webfoot
Pleasantdale
W. A. Scott
Peavine
Pike Valley
Happy Valley
F. H. Buchanan
McMinnville
EN CAMPMENT DATES SET FOR OREGON G A R
The Grand Army of the Republic council in Portland fixed June 17 to 19 1913 for the 32nd encampment. A transport committee led by T B McDevitt C A Williams and B F Pike will secure rail and boat rates for attendees. The 1907 Newberg reunion praised with expectations of a large turnout. W E Terrells have moved to Wynooski street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department Council of Administration of the Grand Army of the Republic
Portland
T. B. McDevitt
C. A. Williams
B. F. Pike
Newberg
Fish talk by Portland expert at college auditorium Friday
John Gill a leading Northwest authority on fish will lecture at Wood-Mar hall. He will explain fish history from egg to end of life with microscope and line, answering questions as a scientist artist and sportsman. Admission 25 cents goes to the college museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gill
Portland
Northwest
College
Mr. Gill
Pacific
Vid Starr Jordan
Gillall
Wheelbanes
Wood-Mar Hall
College Museum
Photoplays Of Quality At Star Theatre This Friday
The Star Theatre presents a blended program for Friday and Saturday featuring The One She Loved with Mary Pickford, Sunshine, The Land Beyond the Sunset, and Bunny at the Derby with John Bunny. Music by Miss Alice Arney accompanies the program with extra performances by the Seely sisters singing That How I Need You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theatre
Mary Pickford
John Bunny
Newberg Hoodlums Disgrace Town During Banquet Incident
Visitors at a Newberg banquet were disrupted by a group of youths who drank from a keg shipped in from Spring Brook and looted hats from guests in Friends church basement. W S Parker chased the hat thieves, some hats were recovered, and locals demand swift punishment for the hoodlum outbreak that stained Newberg’s reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Odd Fellows Hall
Newberg
Springbrook
Donahoo
Friends Church
W. S. Parker
Newberg Band Benefit at the Gem Theatre March 26
The Newberg brass band, largely beginners, will perform on two streetside nights weekly for five weeks. On March 26 the Gem Theatre will host a benefit program with proceeds to the band plus a two reel drama A Shadow of the Past and solos by band members. Proceeds help the boys. admission is ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Gem
Star Theatre
Mills Works On Two-Story Sherwood Building For Business House
W S Mills is erecting a two story structure at Sherwood intended as a business house. The project advances as the frame goes up and interior work proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Mills
Sherwood
Grathwell Wins State Oratorical Contest at Pacific University
Samuel Grathwell of Pacific University won first place in the State Oratorical Association contest hosted by Pacific College in Newberg. Howard Zimmermann of the University of Oregon took second. Meade Elliott spoke for Pacific College on The Peril of Democracy. The event delayed by a freight-engine issue, with next year’s contest to be held in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon College
Newberg
Pacific College
Meade Elliott
McMinnville
Monmouth
Albany
Arthur Hodge
Albany College
Olin C. Hadley
Wood-Mar Hall
Skipworth
M. E. Church
Association
Livingstone
Y. M
Sam Hill to Speak in Newberg on Road Building
Sam Hill president of the National Good Roads Association will address a Newberg audience Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. He is described as the best posted man in the United States on road making and the meeting place will be announced by local pastors residents urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hill
National Good Roads Association
Newberg
Hill
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circuit Court
Boys IN
W. E. Terrells
Wynooski Street
Evangelist J. B. McBride
Los Angeles
J. B. McBride
Association Hall
Center
First Streets
Newberg Holiness Association
T. Harlan Parker
Edith Bixby
Sec’y
Samuel Grathwell
P. C
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