Newberg Commercial Club Beats Dayton in Checker Tournament
A Newberg delegation to Dayton on November 17 won the checker tournament 17 to 11 over Dayton. Newberg players included R. M. Thurston and S. P. Timberlake with others. Dayton’s team featured Mr. Sherman and Major Miller. The evening featured pool games, refreshments, and satirical parodies performed by the Newberg trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg Commercial Club
Dayton
Newberg
R. M. Thurston
S. P. Timberlake
Dunton
W. W. Nelson
J. C. Monk
Andy Anderson
Sherman
Proffit
Major Miller
Bertham
Willard
Invincible
R. W. van Valin
George McGee
Bert Miller
Tipperary
Newberg Club
Liza Jane
Newbery Commercial Club
Northwest Storm Causes Widespread Damage And Snow
A powerful storm swept the northwest last Saturday causing extensive damage from The Dalles to Portland. Snow reached 35 inches in The Dalles while trains were delayed and autos stranded on the Columbia River highway. The Willamette River rose 18 feet in one day, with logs and driftwood falling as floodwaters overflowed banks and inundated highways and lowlands. Rain declined Monday but showers continued, matching cloudburst levels. This storm marks the season’s first major event, accelerating winter weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Dalles
Portland
Overland
Columbia River
Willamette River
M. E. Choir Presents Annual Request Concert in Storm
The M. E. church choir held its annual request concert last Sunday despite bad weather and a power outage. Twenty nine voices performed pieces chosen by audience requests with soloists Mrs Aggie Ginn Gould, Mrs Ralph Otis and James Be Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Huddleston
Babylon
Mount Zion
Aggie Ginn Gould
Ralph Otis
James BE. Martin
Newborn Son Reported in Newberg Oregon
In Newberg Oregon on November 17 1921 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Darrel O Hall.
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Hall
Newberg, Oregon
Darrel O. Hall
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Margaret Anderson
Last Saturday evening November 19 a group of young people surprised Miss Margaret Anderson with a birthday party at her River street home. Attendees included Miss Louise Sharpe Miss La Verne Hudson Miss Loig Sharpe Messrs Lynn Switzer Henry Fitzpatrick Lee Ryan and Chester Newlin with refreshments served to all guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anderson
River Street
Louise Sharpe
la Verne Hudson
Loig Sharpe
Lynn Switzer
Henry Fitzpatrick
Lee Ryan
Chester Newlin
McMinnville Boys Vandalize Newberg Street Clash
A group of five McMinnville youths roamed Newberg with propaganda slips saying Wallop Newberg. The incident escalated with tires slashed and a windshield broken after a brick or stone was thrown. Seven youths were cited. five were fined $15 after guilty pleas, two claimed innocence.
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Newberg
McMinnville
Wallace
Calkins
First Street
Main Street
McCoy
City Recorder
Mac
Newbery
Pacific College adds Pennington to English faculty
Pacific College board increases enrollment support by creating an English assistant post for Mary E. Pennington, daughter of President Pennington and alumna of Pacific and Earlham College. Murl Clarke becomes dormitory head. Elwood Johnson matron fills interim role. A dormitory telephone is installed. H A Hinshaw resigns from the board. Dr. William Rees of Portland takes the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific College Board
Sesson of Newberg
Mary E. Pennington
Miss Pennington
Pennington
Pacific College
Earlham College
Richmond
Indiana
Pacific
Earlham
Oratory
Lynnville
Iowa
Murl Clarke
Elwood Johnson
Southern Pacific Lnes
San Francisco
H. A. Hinshaw
Portland
William Rees
Spices Sifted With Sugar For Even Cake Flavor
A tip advises whisking spices with sugar before adding to cake mix to ensure even distribution. Repeated sifting helps blend spices uniformly for consistent flavor throughout the cake.
Spaulding Sawmill Keeps Steady 100000 Feet Daily
The Chas K Spaulding Logging mill in Newberg runs about 100000 feet of lumber per day with 175 workers. Logs arrive by train from Grand Ronde and frame factory growth supports 36 staff under J E Anderson. Wages are eight hours daily at $3.50 plus, with last month payroll $13600 and $15000 projected this month.
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Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Company
Grand Ronde
H. C. Spaulding
Chas. K. Spaulding
C. A. Keeney
L. G- Pike
Jim Coates
Warren Haynes
J. E. Anderson
Old Mexico
Japan
Newberg
Federal ruling enhances bootleg evidence in liquor cases
Federal Judge Bean ruled that liquor seized by city police without a search warrant can still be used as evidence in federal court. The decision narrows the protection bootleggers previously enjoyed and signals tougher enforcement for violating liquor laws.
Officers Seize Liquor Without Warrant In Bootlegging Case
Police officers, suspecting a known boot legger, seized two suitcases of liquor without a search warrant. Defendants John Remac, Michael Zarkovich, and Antone Kojunzich faced federal charges after the liquor was turned over as evidence. The case, moved to federal court, was charged by Assistant U.S. Attorney Austin Flegel.
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John Remac
Michael Zarkovich
Antone A. Kojunzich
United States
Austin Flegel
Judge Bean denies motion to return property
Judge Bean refused the attorney’s motion for the return of the property, ruling that federal officers had not violated the rights involved. The decision preserves the current custody or disposition of the disputed items pending further action or appeal.
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Bean
Newberg Farmers Debate Cannery Future Plans
Last Saturday the Newberg farmers club met at the cannery hall despite stormy weather. Dean introduced the issue and Parrett of the U S National Bank urged definite action to secure a permanent cannery operation. Three proposals were outlined: sale to an outside company, local farmer organization, or Oregon Growers Cooperative Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg Farmers’ Club
Dean
L. Parrett
U. S. National Bank
Oregon Growers Cooperative Association
Vincent
Springbrook
Newberg
Trio Pleads Guilty in Liquor Case With Fines Set
Individuals faced liquor charge details the liquor not to be returned but used as evidence against the men. The trio pleaded guilty with Re mac fined 250 and his two partners 500 each.
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Remac
Christmas Bazaar at Creole Market by Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will hold a bazaar and sale at the Creole market on Saturday December 3. Brownie Newman started last Saturday for Hood River by auto but turned back at Tigard due to the freeze, a bucky misadventure for him.
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Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. Church
Brownie Newman
Hood River
Tigard
Columbia River
Newberg Boys Chorus Leads State Among Similar Groups
Newberg reports the largest charter membership ratio for the Whitney Boys chorus in the state. A second meeting at the high school drew 147 boys. 121 joined. Officers named include C A Morris director Eva Moore pianist and several leaders. Next meeting set for 7 30 pm Tuesday with early arrival urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Whitney Boys’ Chorus
Whitney
C. A. Morris
Eva Moore
Fred Frost
W. E. Crozer
H. Co. Ross
VanWormer
H. G
Women form club for home betterment in our vicinity
At the November meeting eleven women gathered at Mrs. P. J Darby’s home to form a club for home betterment. Officers elected include President Beatrice Merrill and secretary Dalton Cook. A pledge to help and be helped was adopted and gossip tabooed. Four new names added to the roll.
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Ton
P. J Darby
Beatrice Merrill
Nellie Thorne
Mary McAdams
Addie Wright
Rex Community Dinner Delights Guests at New Hall
The Rex ladies aid society hosted a well attended Friday chicken dinner at the new community hall. The event showcased the 30 by 60 foot hall, with excellent food and affordable prices. proceeds totaling about $40 will fund a purchase for the hall. The dinner marked one of the first events in the new building and plans include adding a stage.
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Rex
Community Ladies Aid Society
Minnville Prune Cannery Plans Discussed
Mr Parrett outlined possible arrangements for a future prune cannery in Minnville. He believed many small prunes would soon be canned, signaling major impact for the prune growing area. A general discussion followed among locals about organizing to operate the cannery next year.
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Minnville
Parrett
Four Newberg Men Survive Coast Floods Adventure
Four Newberg men J W Barcroft Dr C A Eldriedge Elgin Van Blaricom and Red Rice traveled to Tillamook and the coast last weekend. They faced rapidly rising floodwaters washing away bridges and a restaurant, with water two feet deep on roads and a concrete bridge carried away. They returned safely after a perilous trip and vow to be more cautious about coast trips.
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J. W. Barcroft
C. A. Eldriedge
Elgin van Blaricom
Tillamook
Sheridan
Hebo
Nestucca
Willamina
Newberg
Fisher Operatic Quintet Delights Lyceum Audience
The Fisher operatic quintet delivered a strong second lyceum program at Wood-Marhal. Despite a late arrival due to a storm, the group impressed with solo and ensemble work led by Miss Fisher. The program included Rigoletto selections and gypsy songs from The Bohemian Girl with readings by Mrs. Chas. Morris and others.
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Fisher
Lyceum
Wood-Mar Hal
Pennington
Chas. Morris
Dr. Hester
Jessie
Cadman
Yamhill County Bankers Form New Association
Bankers from Yamhill county met at the Imperial Hotel Newberg on Tuesday evening November 22 and organized the Yamhill county bankers association. S.L. Parrett of United States National Bank Newberg was elected president Paul Fundman Willamina State Bank cashier was named vice president J L Stuart Bank of Dayton cashier secretary and Sam Laughlin Yamhill State Bank cashier was chosen treasurer The next meeting will be held in McMinnville.
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Yamhill County
Imperial Hotel
Newberg
Yamhill County Bankers’ Association
S.L. Parrett
United States National Bank of Newberg
Paul Fundman
Willamina State Bank
J. L. Stuart
Bank of Dayton
Sam Laughlin
Yamhill State Bank
Yamhill
Association
McMinnville
Rebekahs and Oddfellows Host Large Dinner Event
The Rebekah lodge held a social dinner at the lodge hall on Tuesday night drawing a large crowd of Rebekahs and Oddfellows. Before dinner the Rebekahs conducted a lodge session and performed the work. Speeches were given by F. A. Morris and Mrs. Marie K. Evans among others.
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Rebekah Lodge
F. A. Morris
Marie K. Evans
Eckerson
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M. E. Choir
Chal. K. Spaulding
Farmers Meeting
NEW Boys
Barney Oldfield
Doyle’s Tire Shop
Doyle's Tire Shop
Fisher Operatic
Rebekahs
Oddfellows
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