Civic Club seeks broad clean up for Newberg
Local items note visits by Roland Bixby and J B Whiton, a car short age probe, and civic push to make clean up a household habit. Several officials and residents travel for meetings, elections, and social events as community life continues in Newberg Oregon.
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Roland Bixby
Imperial
J. B. Whiton
G. W. James
Portland
Civic Club
Newberg
C. A. Walker
Hillsboro
Mamie Marr
C Y P U Notes and Youth Activities
The new executive board is planning future work and selecting workers for branch offices. Sunday evening meetings feature topics on consecration of social life and soul seeking with leaders Elizabeth Anderson, Walter Guyer, and Theo Langton. Baptist and Methodist groups set Sunday duties, with music and special studies, including four dolls sent to India for Hindu children’s Christmas prizes.
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Friends Meeting
Elizabeth Anderson
Walter Guyer
Wesley Wire
Theo Langton
Presbyterian
India
Carrie Allen
Harvesttime News and Social Tidbits From Cana da Area
Local notes recount Mrs. C L Johnson returning from visit with grandsons last week and A Post becoming sole owner of Ralston Post. Harvest work in Eastern Oregon brings Chestney Moore home and a Halloween gathering celebrated with social at a young friend’s home. A schoolhouse meeting discusses the brew ers amendment and local politics loom with talk of defeating it. A horse loss for Mr Jacobson and comments on insurance, festival at Fernwood Sunday school, and autumn decorations mark community life.
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A. T. Blair
Jay Gardner
S. W. Newhouse
Shady Nook
A. $. Cory
Centralia
Washington
C. E. Newhouse
Springbrook
Clinton B. Newhouse
Dayton
J. R. Ellison
Ellison- White Chautauqua and Lyceum System
I. B. Hurd
Portland
Wirt
Conrad P. Olson
Multnomah County
Newberg
Sherwood
Hughes
Olson
State Senate
S. T. Gage
C. R. Duer
Cleveland
Ohio
Baker
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R. J. Moore
Wilson
Newt Baker
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Canada
C. L. Johnson
Johnson Brothers
Hallowe
A. Post
O Tor
Ralston & Post
Hood River
Chestney Moore
Oregon
Ties
Earl Knott
C. G. Jacobson
Jacobson
Frank Johnson
Revival influences local youth and sports rise
Basketball practice is revived and a pennant hope remains with the boys. An all day Needle craft meeting is planned with Mrs Claude Fairbank. Fernwood remains on the map as the scribe returns to business, revival services draw attendees at the Christian church Newberg led by Mr McConnell from McMinnville. Mrs BE Magee of Plainview Minnesota visits the Ross home.
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Civic Club
Graphic
Methodist Church
Gould
J. W. Moore
Big G. A. R
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Claude Fairbank
Fernwood
Christian Church
Newberg
McConnell
McMinnville
Tonight at Duncan's Hall by Ralph R. Dunniway
A brief notice announces an event at Duncan's Hall led by Ralph R. Dunniway tonight. The item highlights the time and host but provides no additional details.
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Duncan’ S Hall
Ralph R. Dunniway
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