Oregon Sunday School Convention Opens in Newberg
The thirty second annual Oregon State Sunday School Association gathering begins Wednesday at 2 PM in the Friends church Newberg with Chas A Rice as presiding officer and James F Ewing secretary. The first day features a long service music and several talks by Eugene Portland Seattle and Trebizond delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Sunday School Association
Friends Church
Newberg
Chas. A. Rice
James F. Ewing
Harold F. Humbert
Eugene Bible University
Olive Clark
Charles A. Phipps
A. Ralph Spearow
M. A. Danehower
Walter C. Moore
Seattle
Western Washington
Portland
E. Earl Feike
Nazarene Church
Presiding
J. D. Springaton
Clara G. Esson
Forest Grove
Frank E. Brown
Salem
Elbert Charman
Oregon City
State C. E. Union
Joshua Stansfield
D. D
M. E
Nellie A. Cole
Trebizond
Russia
Baptist Church
Geo. H. Lee
Convention Church
H. G. Colton
James L. Bowlby
Oregon
Marion Lawrence
International Sunday School Association
Calvin B. Waller
Chas. A. Phipps
Mr. Humbert
Christian Leadership
Community Life and the Rural Sunday School Event Schedule
The program outlines Thursday morning sessions with a 9:00 start for three simultaneous conferences at Baptist Church and Convention Church. Speakers include Mrs Geo H Lee and Dora Gerardy. Topics cover cradle roll, beginners and primary, and Armenian Miss level youth groups.
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M. 8. Pitman
Monmouth Normal School
Humbert
Newberg
Geo. Larkin
Clarence
Pacific College Quartet
Baptist Church
Geo. H. Lee
Loa
Mra
J. V. Sereeneeteeee
Janean
Dora Gerardy
Dle Aole
Trebizond
Rima
Convention Church
Lieut. L
Hopfield
Assistant County Agent Schooley Appointed in County
Paul T. Schooley, a graduate of Oregon State Agricultural College, is appointed assistant county agricultural agent to M. S. Schrock. The post is funded by the U S Department of Agriculture and Oregon Agricultural College to train men for county agent work. Schooley specializes in horticulture with irrigation experience in California and the Northwest. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. A L Hayman last Sunday.
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Paul T. Schooley
Oregon State Agricultural College
M.S. Shrock
United States Department of Agriculture
Oregon Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
Schooley
California
Northwest
Arcadia Orchards Company
Spokane
M. S. Schrock
May Day Celebration at Pacific College Draws Large Crowd
The biennial May Day festival at Pacific College featured a student parade with decorated floats, a royal coronation of Queen Norma by Ross Miles, May Pole drills, and performances by weavers and fairies. A noon basket lunch, tennis and baseball victories by the Varsity teams concluded the day with a festive campus atmosphere.
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Domestic Science
College
First Street
First
Main
Coun
Meridian
Quén Norma
Ross Miles
Jessie Britt
Academy
Pacific ‘U
Chemawa
Birth Announcement for Ila Mills in Salem
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Roy Mills of Salem on April 29. The newborn has been christened Ila.
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Roy Mills
Salem
Ila
Marriage Licenses and Court Notes From McMinnville Region
Court items report marriage licenses issued for four couples with residences in McMinnville Dayton Amity and Amity include Daniel Bayless Carlton Letta S Fellows William Grabenhorst Mary Christenson Claude McKinney Elva Buffum. Judge Belt postpones jury term citing farmer jurors while grand jury meet May 10. local water rights and mortgage suit noted. probate filed for Alice VanBus kirk with executor J W Briedwell. Community war census meetings planned across multiple Oregon towns with data on crops livestock seed and production.
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Daniel Bayless
Carlton-Letta S
R. L. Conner
Dodson
Sheriff Henderson
Epona Ee
State Water Board
Gordon
Atkinson Spring
International Mortgage Bank
Spokane
Washington
Frank S. Morris
Mary F. Morris
McMinnville
Alice B. VanBus
Conscription Marshals Appointed for Census of Military Age
Sheriff Henderson announces conscription marshals for census of those of military age with 9 voting precincts listed. Each official will appoint five assistants and serve without pay. Enrollment date and age limit pending Congress act completion. Honor Guard girls invited to assist.
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Sheriff Henderson
I. H. Hutchens
Wm. Kincaid
George Kelly
J. C. Colcord
C. M. McCormick
D. A. Ramage
J. D. Carter
N. P. Nelson
J.C. McCrea
George H. Lutz
Congress
Important Farmers Meeting Saturday Urges Attendance
Next Saturday is Food Defense Day and every farmer is urged to attend the nearest meeting place and do his part in a program of food preparedness. If you never attend another meeting in your life, attend this.
Parrott Mountain Poet Inspires Note on Impassable Road
Roy Hannville, a mail carrier on route No 2, encountered a painted tree message during a rain drenched descent on Parrott Mt It proclaimed the road impassable Not even Jackassable and warned travelers must proceed at their own risk The quirky note adds local color to a soggy hillside story
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Roy Hanville
Parrott Mt
Community Notices From Local Readers
Miss Lucy Shatz returns from Portland andNormen Shatz travels to Canada to tend a family farm. Mr. Carr of Portland spoke on The Coming of Christ at church last Sunday. Dr Alphonse Parmantier and Miss Hilda Vanderbeck wed at the bride’s home with best wishes from friends. Fay Hawley and Gladys Wade hosted birthday gatherings at Mrs Hawley’s home. Mr and Mrs W R Everest hosted C E group with games and lemonade. Farmers Union meets Friday May 11 with a road bond debate and lunch. On Monday May 21 Mr Pitman of Monmouth will attend the eighth grade graduation and Parent-Teacher meeting night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Shatz
Portland
Normen Shatz
Canada
Mr. Carr
Christ
Alphonse Parmantier
Hilda Vanderbeck
Fay Hawley
Gladys Wade
Pitman
Monmouth School
Mr. Pitman
Road bond vote ties to auto license money in state plan
The text explains that the auto license was doubled by the motor vehicle law and will be collected regardless of the $6,000,000 road bond bill. If the bond fails, license revenue may be used elsewhere. if approved, it funds statewide permanent highways.
Valley Canning Co seeks rhubarb and cannery workers
Valley Canning Co requests rhubarb delivery on Tuesday by 40 o clock in the afternoon. It invites all women in Newberg and vicinity to register to work in the cannery this season. A complete list of vacant houses in Newberg is sought. Promoting acreage to grow vegetables for already booked canned goods. other wants are detailed in the issue’s half page advertisement.
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Newberg
the Graphic
Mooseheart Ladies Enjoy Evening at Country Home
Forty members of Women of Moose heart and Loyal Order of Moose visited Mr. and Mrs. Wes ley Boyes at their country home 500 was played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ed Brouillette and Orville Livengood. Mrs. Tom Cummings and Euphemia Boyes gave piano solos. Refreshments were served. The group sang the Star Spangled Banner before departure.
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Women of
Mooseheart
Loyal Order of Moose
Wesley Boyes
Ed Brouillette
Orville Livengood
Tom Cummings
Euphemia Boyes
Graphic and Semi Weekly Journal Ride Annual Subscription
A historic newspaper line notes a subscription rate of two dollars per year for the Graphic and Semi Weekly Journal. The note reflects pricing strategy and reader access during the period.
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Graphic
Journal
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State Sunday School
A. L. Hayman
Pacific College
Court House, M’minnville
Uncle Sam
Whiteson
Amity
Bellevue
Masonville
Gopher
Sheridan
Willamina
Dayton
Prairie School
Woods Fairview
Webfoot Church
Unionvale
Grand Island
Dundee
Rex
Springbrook
Chehalem Center
West Chehalem
Lafayette
Happy Valley
Carlton
Moores Valley
Yamhill
Pike
Cove Orchard
Gaston
Dewey
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