The Berrians Plan Mass Meeting for Berry Promotion
The Berrians organize a tentative constitution at Prof. Oliver Kilham’s home and set a May 20 meeting at the Commercial club rooms to complete the plan. The group aims to advertise Newberg and the berry industry through a berry festival, drill team, stationery, literature, and visits to other cities. The organization seeks wide community involvement to boost advertising, packing, and marketing of berries across a regional network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Kilham
Commercial Club
Newberg
Black Cap
Logan
Oeah
Governoas Rg
Council of the Patch
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Successful College Recital Showcases Young Musicians
The May 6 college music recital at Wood-Mar hall drew nearly full crowds as young pupils under Mrs. Mull delivered a high quality program. Many pieces came from memory with minimal stage fright, highlighting strong training and talent across piano and violin students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood-Mar Hall
Mull
Musical Evening Open To The Public
The Monday Musical club changes the event to Tuesday May 17 with no admission fee. Portland talent will perform at 8:00 PM at the Presbyterian Church and attendees are asked to bring a silver offering to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Presbyterian Chuch
Newberg to Get a High Class Candy Shop and Ice Parlor
Gas Gianopulos has leased the former Elford and Chamberlain building on the Pacific coast from Iowa and will open the Famous Newberg Candy Shop in eastern style. Furnishings alone cost about $7000 with mahogany wood, onyx marble, and inlaid linoleum. He plans to stock candies and ice cream and aims for a June opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Glanopulos
Pacific Coast
Iowa
Elford & Chamberlain
Newberg
Anopulos
Portland
Gianopulos
Paulus to Address Bankers Meeting in Newberg
R C Paulus general manager of the Oregon Growers Cooperative Association will speak to bankers in Newberg on Wednesday May 18. His topic will be Cooperative Markets. Paulus, a prominent Northwest figure in fruit grower cooperation, has long served in Salem Fruit Union management and since April 25 was elected general manager of the Oregon Growers Cooperative Association and its affiliate, Oregon Growers Packing Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Paulus
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Newberg
Paulus
Northwest
Salem Fruit Union
Salem
Oregon Growers’ Packing Corporation
Southern Pacific 52 Years Old After Transcontinental Spike
The Southern Pacific Railway marked its fifty second anniversary since the completion of the transcontinental line with the final spike at Promontory Point Utah. Early figures show 871 miles of roadbed 147 locomotives 1561 freight cars and 169 passenger coaches. Now the system runs 7110 miles through six states from Portland to Ogden with over 50000 employees. It operates 1400 locomotives 1700 passenger cars and over 25000 freight cars and carried 61000000 passengers and 35000000 tons of freight last year.
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Southern Pacific Railway Company
Transcontinental Railway
Promontory Point
Utah
Southern Pacific
Portland
Ogden
Graphic Advertisers Express Satisfaction
A reader requests the editor stop running Carlos Johnson's pig sale ad. The ad was said to prompt quick pig disposal, prompting the question of whether advertising pays.
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Carlos Johnson
Growers pledge 45 acres to broccoli in Newberg area
J H Brown, local manager for the Oregon Growers Cooperative, reports 45 acres pledged for broccoli through Newberg Farmers club effort. Seed shipments total 67 ounces with 12 more ounces promised, aiding new acreage while cooperative marketing aims for car lot sales and profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Brown
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Newberg Farmers’ Club
Oregon
Yamhill
Focal
Seaview
Patterson Weds Miss Hevland in Simple Newberg Ceremony
Clarence Lincoln Patterson and Lelah Hevland of Newberg were married at the bride's home 3 p m Sunday with Rev Hiram Gould officiating. The couple, both employed in Portland, will reside at 301 Wheeler street. Family and friends from Newberg Hood River Camas Portland McMinnville and California attended. A serenade was planned but arrived late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lincoln Patterson
Lelah Hevland
Newberg
B. F. Hevland
Third Street
Hiram Gould
Portland
Wheeler Street
B. F. Heviand
Newberg High School
Chas. Hevnand
Clarence Kingery
Hood River
E. J
William Pickett
Camas
Washington
Frank Deach
Thomas Kerr
McMinnville
Frank Baird
Herbert Weatherly
California
Chas. E. Gibson
M. E. Church
Senior Kid Day at Newberg High Parade
Thirteen members of the senior class joined Senior Kid Day at Newberg High School. The group dressed in youthful outfits and paraded through the downtown district with ice cream, candy, and noise makers drawing attention from townspeople.
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Newberg High School
Ores
Berry Project Suggested for Youths in Newberg
McMinnville High School agriculture push backs berry projects as money makers for youths. Five acres planted with blackcaps could yield about 900 dollars a year for a student, suggesting banks may finance plants while Smith-Hughes oversight aids supervision.
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Agriculture Department
McMinnville High School
Menville
Newberg
Berrieg
McMinnville
Calles
Phez Company
Vicinity
Smith-Hughes
Berrians
Eight new subscribers added this week
The Graphic lists eight new subscribers for the week including E. M. Huntington G. P. Chamberlain J. W. Arnett John F. Gillies H. C. Lemarr Mrs M D Haskins D R Smith and A T McNay. Also A Ball sells Watkins agency to M J of Orchards Washington who will run the business at the same place after about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Graphic
E. M. Huntington
G. P. Chamberlain
J. W. Arnett
John F. Gillies
H. C. Lemarr
M. D. Haskins
D. R. Smith
A. T. McNay
A. Ball
Watkins
M. J. of Orchards
Washington
Adah Nelson Reelected as District 96 Trustee
Adah Nelson of district No 96 has been reelected at the same salary of 100 dollars per month. The outcome secures her continued service in the district with no change to compensation.
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Adah Nelson
Strawberry Fair to Offer Free Strawberries and Cream
The coming Strawberry Fair will feature free berries and cream. Local growers supply the berries and Jersey cows provide the cream to create a delicious treat for attendees. Plans call for Friday and Saturday June 3 and 4 with paving work underway in good weather.
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Lebanon
Hoodoo Friday matches Dayton and Newberg in billiards
The Dayton and Newberg clubs swap dates for a friendly Friday the 13th billiards tournament now set for May 13. About twenty to twenty five Dayton visitors are expected to attend, with Newberg hosting a music program, a welcome by Mayor Calkins, and a reply from Mayor Denson. The event aims to strengthen intercity ties more than crown a winner.
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Newberg
Calkins
Denson
Dayton
Springbrook School Elects New Principal and Primary Head
D L Terry, who taught in district No. 92 last year, was elected principal of the Springbrook school. Miss Stella Hubbard will again lead the primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.l.terry
Springbrook
Stella Hubbard
Dayton Druggist Hurt After Auto Collision Sunday
W H Ballard a Dayton druggist was struck and run over by an automobile driven by Dr Ernest Tucker of Portland between Newberg and Portland on Sunday afternoon He was taken to Newberg hospital with a broken collar bone and bruises but is recovering and not believed to have internal injuries Doctors Rankin and Romig are handling the case.
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W. H. Ballard
Dayton
Here
Portland
Six Corners
Newberg
Ernest Tucker
Tucker
Rankin
Newberg Hospital
Ballard
Dre. Rankin
Romig
Buoyed by Clean-up Campaign Boys Plead Guilty in McMinnville
Trials held in McMinnville involve Amos Whitlow Dewey Mattison Burbon Graves Lynn Vernon and Ony Ermimmert charged with contributing to the delinquency of minor girls. Whitlow and Vernon pled guilty. Graves also pled guilty with a $150 fine. Mattison and Ermimmert pleaded not guilty or awaiting action. Judge Belt presided as city and state officials pursued moral reform.
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McMinnville
Newberg
Amos Whitlow
Dewey Mattison
Burbon Graves
Lynn Vernon
Ony Ermimmert
Dayton
Lyng Vernon
Day Emmett
Terial
Newberg Teachers Re elected and Local Staffing Shuffles
Newberg teachers are re elected on last year’s salary scale. McMinnville staff enjoy similar pay continuity. Miss Veda Rhodes and Miss Mabel Curry join Salem schools. Miss Bessie Currie to study at Chicago University. Prof. M A Marcy takes McMinnville church pastorate. Dodson may return to Dayton as principal. Community meetings set for Masonville May 14 and 18 May 2 p.m. exams. graduation for Miss Lena Johnson May 18. Margaret Sands graduation May 20. J P Powell to present Dundee recital May 28.
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Veda Rhodes
Mabel Curry
Salem
Bessie Currie
Chicago University
M. A. Marcy
Dayton
McMinnville
Lena Johnson
Hilledale School
J. P. Powell
Dundee
Newberg
Miss Thomson Signs Durham School Contract for 105 Monthly
Miss Helen Thomson of the Durham school No 46 has signed the contract in the same district for the coming year at 105 dollars per month. This will be her third year in the Durham school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thomson
Durham School
Miss Thomson
Boundary board denies district realignment petitions
The boundary board denied two petitions, one seeking a division of the Newberg district and another to join district 45 with district 48, at its recent meeting.
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Newberg
Boundary Board
Yamhill County Teachers End Year Meeting in Yamhill
The Yamhill County Teachers Association closed its year with a May 7 meeting in Yamhill featuring department reports by Miss Marilla Dunning Earl Kilpatrick and Miss Records. Officers for the coming year were elected led by S David Titus and City Superintendent C A Jewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamhill County Teachers’ Association
Yamhill
Ind
Marilla Dunning
McMinnville
Earl K.spatrick
U. of C
Miss Records
Association
David Titus
Janette Mishler
Carlton School
City Supt
C. A. Jewell
Sheridan
A. J. Larsell
Yamhill School
Grace Wilson
Newberg School
Erma B. Drury
Cook School
Leona Jackson
Newberg
F. H. Buchanan
Duncan
B. A. Teats
Amity
Teats
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Helen
Thelma Rankin
Elizabeth Mills
Erma Martin
Cleta
Thelma Stretch
Herbert van Valin
Ellen
Eastern Man
C. L. Patterson
BERRY
Oliver H. Rilham
Dayton and
County Teachers’ Association
Masonville
Margaret Sands
Orchard
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