Executor's Notice of Final Settlement in Oregon Estate
The executor of Anna A. Lucas also known as Ann A. Lucas has filed a final account in Yamhill County Oregon. The hearing for objections is set for Monday December 19 1921 at 11 AM in the McMinnville County Court. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the account should not be settled and the estate finally discharged. First published November 17 1921 last published December 16 1921.
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Anna A. Lucas
Ann A. Lucas
Yamhill County
Oregon
McMinnville
Yamhill
Amity
Carlton
Dayton
Lafayette
Newberg
Sheridan
Vamhill Record
Newberg Beats Hood River 13-0 In High School Grid
Newberg high school defeated Hood River high school 13 to 0 on the local field Friday. Wayne Nelson carried on a 70 yard run for a touchdown after a late interception. Thomas kicked goal as Newberg rallied in the second half. Aus tin Young of Sherwood refereed.
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Newberg High School
Hood River High School
Hood River
Newberg
Wayne Nelson
Thomas
W. Nelson
Hanville
Jones
Guartds
H. Nelson
Davis
Everest
Rankin
Mainwaring
Carlisle
Austin Young
Sherwood
Last Game of Season Set for Mac Thurston Rivalry
The Newberg and McMinnville high school football teams meet at McMinnville field on Thursday November 24 in the season finale. Coach Noftsinger and Captain Wayne Nelson express confidence in a hard fast clean game with breaks likely deciding the outcome. The squad lists twenty players including Nelson Weston and Everest among others.
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Newberg
McMinnville
Newberg High School
Noftsinger
Wayne Nelson
Mac
Howard Weston
Homer Nelson
Arthur Everest
Larame Rankin
Perry Babcock
Bill Sanders
Harold Davis
Chas, Carlisle
Carl Switzer
Allan Staley
Lyn Switzer
Charles Babcock
Cliff Jones
Henry Thomas
Horrell Vandel
Henry Fitzpatrick
William Haverman
Wallace Hanville
Older Boys Conference Set for Corvallis In November
A. E. Yount of the Y M C A and Bryan Kenworthy visited the high school to announce the Older Boys Conference in Corvallis on November 25 to 27. Registration costs one dollar with meals provided for advance registrants, and attendees will tour the Agricultural College after the event with student guides. About fifteen high school boys are expected to attend.
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A. E. Yount
Interstate Y. M. C. A
Oregon
Idaho
Bryan Kenworthy
Mr. Yount
Corvallis
Agricultural College
Assembly Bell Religion in School Routine and Apology
The WV HI S high school notes daily bells regulate class and breaks with forty minute periods and frequent announcements. It clarifies it had no involvement in a brick throwing incident last Tuesday night and extends sympathies to the injured and inconvenienced.
Yamhill Votes Down Budget for Schools
At a recent meeting residents defeated both the proposed tax levy increase and the school budget. Officials cited low wages and taxpayer concerns while comparing local mill rates and teacher pay across districts. With the levy rejected the board resigns and the district may close schools unless residents fund anew.
Brown Round Steak with Onion Tomato Bake
A brown round steak is seared in beef drippings then moved to a baking pan. It is seasoned with salt and paprika, topped with browned onions, then covered with canned tomatoes and thickly dredged flour. The dish bakes slowly for one hour, with optional rice added.
Gift Correction On PTA Donation To Domestic Science
The editor corrects last week’s report about a PTA gift to the domestic science department stating the association gave ten dollars used to buy four dozen cups and saucers and three dozen spoons.
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Parent Teachers’ Association
Miss Chase of Silverton Visits Home Economics Dept
Miss Marian Chase a domestic science and art teacher from Silverton high school visited the domestic science and art departments of our high school on November 21. She has a visiting day from the school board and after visiting at Newberg left for Salem. She graduated from Oregon Agricultural College and is a friend of Mrs Waterman.
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Marian Chase
Silverton High School
Chase
Newberg
Salem
Oregon Agricultural College
Waterman
Distance Runner Out For Season After Tailor's Warning
Rankin informs Sanders that a promising distance runner must stop racing this fall after a tailor's notice. The decision ends the athlete Bill's season and removes him from competition.
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Rankin
Bill Sanders
Noisy Girl Cited In Lighthearted Exchange
Bob Brown-May Waterman and Lynn Switzer-Why exchange playful chatter about a girl who keeps busy with her hair. The dialogue centers on her loudness and a comic jab about grooming.
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Bob Brown
May Waterman
Lynn Switzer
Bob
High School Band Organized Under J H Moore Director
A band of eleven pieces was organized in our high school last week. J H Moore of Newberg, formerly Dayton band instructor for three years, leads the group with chorus experience in Salem and Portland. Members include Charles Bennet Ralph Ewing Theodore Baker Walter Cole Leonard Scherf Archie Everest Harley Bauer Earnest Bennet Elory Parrish Ray Baker Clifton Parrot and Johnny Buell.
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J. H. Moore
Newberg
Dayton
Moore
Salem
Portland
Charles Bennet
Ralph Ewing
Theodore Baker
Walter Cole
Leonard Scherf
Archie Everest
Harley Bauer
Earnest Bennet
Elory Parrish
Ray Baker
Clifton Parrot
Johnny Buell
Girls' Club Elects Officers and Plans Year
The high school girls' club, nearing full organization, voted to become a girls' reserve linked with Portland and aims to adopt a constitution next meeting. Officers named: Edith Sanderman president Olive Reid vice president LaVerne Hodson treasurer Anna Deach secretary. After business, members played gym games and shared refreshments.
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Portland
Edith Sanderman
Olive Reid
LaVerne Hodson
Anna Deach
Anderson Class Dismissal Quietly Early
The class led by Miss Anderson is dismissed ten minutes early today to avoid disturbing other classes. Students are instructed to exit quietly and proceed to their next activity.
Many Oregon students work to fund college education
The University of Oregon reports 531 students fund their education entirely through summer work and jobs in Eugene. They include 127 freshmen, 110 sophomores, 111 juniors, 88 seniors, 44 specials, and 42 graduates. Men outnumber women and 25 percent are self supporting with 30 percent partly self supporting. Enrollment stands at 2010.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Baker Theatre Promises Three Strong Pictures This Week
The Baker theatre schedules The Jacklins a romance based on Opie Reid on Friday and Saturday. Salvage about mother love plays Monday and Tuesday next week. The Inside of the Cup by Winston Churchill shows Wednesday and Thursday next week and has drawn crowds in Portland. Monte Blue stars in The Jacklins, a southern tale praised by Opie Reid readers.
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Baker Theatre
Opie Reid
Mother Love
Winston Churchill
Jacklins
Carolina Mountains
Monte Blue
Neton Churchill
Acard
Portland
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