Armistice Day Football Games Highlight Local Talent
A crowd of 300 plus watched two era themed games. The American Legion team faced a Red Cross all star squad with war time spirit and rough play easing as the armistice aged. Brandy Billiott scored the first touchdown as Virgil Fendall followed. Woodburn beat Newberg Hi 6 to 0 with Don Craw starring. total receipts reached 113 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Red Cross
Earl Baird
Brandy Billiott
Virgil Fendall
Arlie Evans
Cliff Spaulding
Bert Miller
Legion
Alec W. P. Phillips
Kidd
Ares
America
Woodburn
Newberg
Don Craw
Clever beggars work Corvallis says the Courier
Mrs. Jessie Flint raises concern over recent unworthy cash collectors in Corvallis. A deaf and dumb card user and other impostors prey on residents, while magazine subscription schemes and charity solicitations leave many waiting for aid. A local Charities Association could streamline help, with Red Cross and service members noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Flint
South Third Street
Seerina
Proposed Mountain Road to Chehalem Mountain
M G Oakley announces plans to build a new road on the south side of Chehalem Mountain. He seeks workers for right of way, culverts, and later fills, with shacks provided for campers. Farmers may fund and assist with wages, land donation offered, hoping delays are avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalem Mountain
M. G. Oakley
Resolutions of Respect for Comrade R B Linville
At a November 8 1919 meeting of Shiloh Post No 77 Department of Oregon Grand Army of the Republic the following resolutions were unanimously adopted Comrade Linville died October 23 1919 at Newberg Oregon He was a charter member and a devoted member The post drapes 92st charter for sixty days copies are to be spread on records published in the paper and delivered to the bereaved family J W Moore Post Adjutant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Post
Department of Oregon
Grand Army of the Republic
R. B. Linville
Newberg
Oregon
Linville
Baird Receives Half Share From Player Fund
Cross, with Mrs EB C Baird as chairwoman, was awarded 50 percent of the amount by the players as part of a distribution.
Metropolitan Singers to perform on Lyceum circuit
The Metropolitan Singers of Chicago bring a four-voice ensemble to Wood-Mar Hall on Friday night. Sponsored by critic Elias Day, the group includes Beulah Hayes soprano, Madge Miller contralto, Alfred C. Green tenor, Leonard S. Aldridge bass, with Mary Glen as pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Middlewest
Lyceum
Metropolitan Singers of Chicago
Wood-Mar Hall
Metropolitan Singers
Chicago
Elias Day
Beulah Hayes
Madge Miller
Alfred C. Green
Leonard
Aldridge
Mary Glen
Hiram Johnson to Begin Recovery After Political Setback
The Hood River Glacier notes Hiram Johnson should recover soon from his party mood after the League of Nations dispute. His favored amendment was defeated, and the paper observes he did not take his own stance too seriously compared to others who cheered him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
League of Nations
Mr. Johnson
Hood River Glacier
Real Estate Sales Led by W W Armistice Violence at Centralia
The W E White Realty Co lists sales including the H M Williams bungalow on Willamette between Fifth and Sixth and the Oldenberg 47 acre tract near the river. In Centralia Armistice Day violence followed as I W W shots killed four veterans and wounded others. Britt Smith was hanged by a mob after a jail breakout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. ‘White Realty Co
H. M. Williams
Willamette Street
W. F. Cummins
Henry Hagey
Dundee
Troutdale
E. L. Eckerson
Newa
J. W. Kelly
Lewiston
Idaho
J. W. Baker
Chehalem Street
Dora Goodrich
Michigan
James Foster
Hillsdale
Oldenberg
R. M. Cog Zina
Fairview
Montana
Mainwaring
Nels Nelson
Woodburn
Nelson
McNay Meat Market
First Street
Otto Handt
Portland
Mr. Coyle
Centralia
Washington
I. W. W. Hall
Warren Grimm
Ben, Casagrande
Arthur McElfresh
Dale Hubbard
L. W. W. Hall
Morning Service Program Highlights
A church schedule detailing morning and evening services with liturgical elements including preludes, hymns, scripture, prayers, and meditations. Featured performers include Mrs. Walter Wilson and Miss Everest, with sermons by Rev. W. R. Jewell and musical selections such as Nearer Home and Face to Face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wilson
Miss Everest
W. R. Jewell
Z. Sears
Nine Thousand Mile Ford Truck Tour Ends in Ames
A Ford one ton truck carrying Mr and Mrs McIntosh and family plus their daughter Mrs Armstrong and husband logged nine thousand miles for 127 dollars and 37 cents. The trip began July 7 from Ames Iowa and traveled through Sioux City Rapid City Wind Cave Hot Springs Yellowstone National Park and 296 towns and cities.
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McIntosh
Armstrong
Ames
Iowa
Sioux City
Rapid City
Wind Cave
Hot Springs
Yellowstone National Park
Good Profit Netted by O L Dunlap On Demonstration Farm
O L Dunlap of Junction City shows a net cash profit of 76.23 in 142 days from 60 percent hen average. From May 11 to October 4 the flock laid 5087 eggs averaging 36.8 daily and 83.7 per hen, 58.2 percent overall. He started with 63 hens and ended with 59. income 233.92, expenses 126.21, net 107.71 above cash costs, plus 112 pullets and 13 cockerels of the Ancona breed on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Dunlap
Junction Cuy
Mr. Dunlap
Dunlap
Mastered English Prompted to Dictate Tongue Twister
A man boasted he mastered English and was challenged to dictate a tongue twisting passage. It frames Hugh Hughes hewing a yule log from a yew tree as a stranger in dark clothes asks about his ewes. Hugh offers to help search across Europe for eyes after he finishes hewing the yew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hughes
Hugh
Europe
Resolutions of Condolence from Newberg Chapter No 55
The O E S resolves deepest sympathy to G C Keeney and daughter on the death of wife and mother a faithful member. May they find comfort in Him who doeth all things well. A copy to minutes local press and to the family. Signed by Hattie R Thurston Lara Ferguson Lola Swart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
G. C. _ Keeney
Umpqua Valley Fruit Union to Vote Sale of Plant
The Umpqua Valley Fruit Union will dissolve January 1 after a November 8 stockholders meeting to sell its Roseburg plant and equipment to the Oregon Growers Packing Corporation and the Oregon Growers Co operative Association. The Roseburg site, near the Southern Pacific line, is a modern, two-floor facility with gravity lifts and sizing machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umpqua Valley Fruit Union
Oregon
Oregon Growers Packing Corporation
Oregon Growers Co-operative Association
The
Packing Corporation
Roseburg
Southern Pacific
J. O. Holt
Eugene Association
Oregon. Growers Co-operative Association
Eugene
C. J. Lewis
Quesalee
Umpqua Valley
Oregon Growers Cooperative Association
Union Thanksgiving Service Planned by Ministerial Association
The Ministerial Association schedules a Union Thanksgiving service for Thursday November 27 at 10 30 am in the Baptist church with Rev Chas E Gibson as preacher The Baptist choir will provide music and the Baptist pastor will preside The collection supports Armenian Relief The next meeting is December 8 at the Presbyterian Church office in Newberg and vicinity ministers are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Baptist Church
Chas. E. Gibson
Messrs. Lee
Gibson
C Gospel
Newberg
Presbyterian Church
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Corvallis
Oakley
J. W. Moore
Hiram
Jack
Isweet
Wash
Hattie R. Thurston
Lara Ferguson
Lola Swart
Large Growers’ Co-operative
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