Body Found In City Park With Unidentified Man
An unknown man was found dead in the city tourist park at Fifth and Blaine streets early Thursday morning. Initial signs suggested violence, but coroner Dr Rankin indicated death likely from apoplexy or natural causes. The body, about 70 to 76 years old, wore a vest with the name L Dolan and carried a Canadian quarter, a one cent piece, glasses, five keys, a toothbrush, and clothing items. no firm identity was established. The body was taken to Hollingsworth parlors and Coroner Macy of McMinnville was notified.
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City
Fifth and
Blaine Streets
W. A. Vincent
Vincent Feed
Hollingsworth
Macy
McMinnville
Rankin
Allen Dryer
Blaine Street
L. Dolan
Farmers Meeting at Springbrook October 8
The farmers meeting to be held at Springbrook Saturday October 8 invites all farmers in Springbrook Newberg or Dundee territories. Topics on handling next year’s crops will be discussed and attendees are urged to participate.
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Springbrook
Newberg
Dundee
American Legion Notes Highlight Social and County Event
The post enjoyed cake sandwiches and coffee hosted by the ladies auxiliary with thanks from Commander Rankin. A Sheridan trip to the Yamhill County Pow Wow is planned, sending four men from each county to foster friendly ties and cooperative links between posts and towns.
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Doc Rankin
Sheridan
Yamhill County
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Lee Fortune at Home
A surprise birthday dinner for Lee Fortune was hosted at 903 Blaine Street after a Sunday church meeting. Daughters Elva and Mabel Fortune led a generous meal with guest help, while attendees included Rev. Phillips and Rev. Sickafoose among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Fortune
Blaine Street
Mr. Fortune
Elva
Mabel Fortune
C. H. Phillips
K. H. Sickafoose
Messrs
L. E. Arney
Putnam
C. Crater
W. T. West
Neal McCoy
John Illig
Olive Bassett
Sutton
Martha Rarabaneh
D. F. Fortune
Helen Wright
Mark
Lester Hannah
Francis
Miram Bassett
Merle
Oregon Growers Co op Sells Walnut Tonnage At Higher Prices
Most of the Oregon Growers Cooperative Association walnut tonnage sold at 1 2 cents above California opening prices. Grafted walnuts brought 30 cents, No 1s 26 cents, No 24 18 cents. California openings were 28 25 17 cents. Oregon walnuts commanded premium for quality with 30 percent grafted, 60 percent No 1 and 20 percent No 2 and C grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Growers Cooperative Association
California
Oregon
Adelphian Society Meeting Plans Christmas Ship Initiative
The Adelphian society of the Baptist church meets Friday October 14 at 2 30 p m to study October Missions with Mona Indiana of California and other Indians led by Mrs Wrisley. Plans to fill a Ship in Fellowship for Poland sails in November to arrive at Christmas. Packages reach New York warehouse before November 10. White Cross circles and northern Baptist convention churches will fill the ship. Get busy. Search closets and exemplify the Masters Inasmuch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphian Society of the Baptist Church
Mona
Indiana
California
Wrisley
Poland
New York City
White Cross
Northern Baptist Convention
Miss Lillian Hertig Dies Sudden in Oregon Sanitarium
Miss Lillian Viola Hertig daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Hertig of Ribbon Ridge died suddenly after a brief illness caused by blood poisoning She taught at Sauvies Island Multnomah county and was born September 6 1900 Funeral services were held at Hollingsworth chapel with Rev C L Norris Interment in Geunther cemetery under the Pythian Sisters of Gaston Oregon She leaves her parents two sisters Violet Oberg Gladys and Clara Louise and brother Delmer and many relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Viola Hertig
A. F. Hertig
Ribbon Ridge
Derr
Portland
Miss Hertig
Newberg
Hollingsworth Chapel
C. LD. Norris
Geunther
Chehalem Mountain
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Gaston
Oregon
Violet Oberg
Newport
Gladys
Clara Louise Hertig
Delmer
The
Graphic
First Meeting of the Monday Musical Club Opens Year
The Monday Musical club held its first meeting of the year at Miss Britt's studio and elected Miss Evah Hadley as president. Mrs. Dart urged loyalty to the new administration and a strong team spirit. The program for the year was outlined by Mrs. Hoskins and the club planned a Whitney brothers concert and a sacred club performance. Attending members included Mrs. Dart, Miss Hadley, Mrs. Goff, Mrs. Gibson, Miss Forsyth, Mrs. Hoskins, Miss Britt, Mrs. Hanning, Mrs. Chapin, Miss Howard, and Mrs. Gould.
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Miss Britt
Whitney Boys
Dart
Hadley
Goff
Gibson
Misa Forsyth
Hoskins
Hanning
Chapin
Howard
Gould
Brothers travel 10000 miles to choose University of Oregon
Erroll and Milo Murphy of Sioux City Iowa, with their mother Florence, traveled ten thousand miles by car over months visiting many states and dozens of universities before selecting the University of Oregon in Eugene on October 2 Special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Eugene
Erroll
Milo Murphy
Sioux City
Florence Murphy
University of California
University of Washington
Law Enforcement Conference Set At M E Church
A county law enforcement conference is planned for Friday night October 7 at 3 oclock in the M E church. Directed by Captain Frank Ebbert formerly of Washington DC and associate attorney of the Anti Saloon League of America, the event discusses enforcement of prohibition laws and related issues with W J Herwig leading the Oregon league.
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M. E
Anti-Saloon League of
Ore
Frank Ebbert
Washington, D. C
Anti-Saloon League of America
Uni States Supreme Court
Ebbert
W. J. Herwig
Anti-Saloon League of Oregon
Anti-Saloon League to Hold Countywide Law Enforcement Campaign
W. J. Herwig of Portland announces an Oregon campaign to enforce prohibition with conferences in every county seat at 3:00 pm. Officials and public urged to attend, learn duties, and organize for future action. An 8:00 pm mass meeting at the M E church features Captain Ebbert on "The Unfinished Battle."
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W. J. Herwig
Portland
Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League of
Oregon
M. E. Church
Ebbert
Accident at St Paul Claims Burned Clothing During Rescue
Otto Reetz an employee of P A Bernard garage at St Paul aged twenty five to thirty had his clothing burned when helping a co worker with an acetylene torch. He held wetted waste in gasoline saturated cloth and flames jumped. A Willamette Valley Transfer driver stopped and smothered the fire with a blanket. Reetz lost most clothing and was rushed to St Vincents hospital in Portland in critical condition.
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Otto Reets
P. A. Bernard Garage
St. Paul
Reetz
Willamette Valley Transfer Company
Howe
Town State College Finds Rear Load Eases Wagon Pull
Tests at Town State College show wagons pull easier when load sits on rear wheels than on front. The observed difference in pull is about 100 pounds, indicating rear loading improves efficiency.
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Town State College
Thieves steal four new tires from auto in Lee burglary
H G See owner of Golden Rule store reports four new Goodyear tires and rims stolen from a Chevrolet F B sedan kept in a locked private garage. A wooden peg and blocks replaced the door, a rim left on Baptist church property, and clues point to insiders familiar with the car and area.
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H. G. See
Golden Rule
See- Valiton Co
Goodyear
Lee
Baptist Church
W. T. Anderson
Mr. Lee
Portland
Aly
Burfe
Insurance Company
Obituary: Orlando Glen Scott 15 Dies in Newberg
Orlando Glen Scott born January 29 1906 in Dayton Washington died October 1 1921 in Newberg aged 15 years 8 months He was the son of W L Scott and S F Scott and survived by four brothers and one sister One brother died in France during the late war All family members attended the death including two sons from Idaho He was in the eighth grade and active in church and Bible school
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Orlando Glen Scott
Dayton
Wash
W. L
S. F. Scott
Newberg
France
Idaho
Remembrance Song For Deceased Schoolmate And Friend
A heartfelt note bids farewell to a beloved schoolmate and brother. The piece speaks of heavenly rest and patience, hoping to meet again beyond suffering, with faith guiding the voyage to the gates and eternal rejoicing.
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Lando
Reception for Teachers by School Board at Friends Church
The Portland school board hosted a teachers reception at Friends church last Friday evening. Chas. A. Rice spoke on cooperation among faculty staff and parents. Rev. George H. Lee gave the welcome, Paul Elliott answered, and A C. Stanbrough reported enrollment increases with three new rooms and teachers. Refreshments were served by the Ladies Auxiliary of Pacific college.
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Friends Church
Chas. A. Rice
Portland
Rice
George H. Lee
Paul Elliott
A. C. Stanbrough
Ladies Auxiliary
Pacific College
First Log Train From Spaulding Camp Shipped
The Spaulding Miami Logging company sent the first load of logs from its new Grand Ronde camp to the Spaulding mill in Newberg. Owner Charlea K. Spaulding announced the shipment in Salem.
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Salem
Spaulding-Miami Logging Company
Grand Ronde
Spaulding
Newberg
Charlea K. Spaulding
Oregonian
Marriage Licenses in Carlton and Newberg
Martha Leota Merchant of Carlton wed Carl Peterson of Carlton. Mary Fox of Newberg married Clair Follett of Newberg.
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Martha Leota Merchant
Carlton
Carl Peterson
Mary Fox
Newberg
Clair Follett
Linnie Carl Captivates Newberg Audience For WCTU Talk
Mrs. Linnie Carl, noted W C T U lecturer on social morality, spoke in Newberg over Sunday to women and girls with churches schools and parents aiding. She urged understanding of life’s truths beyond mere prohibition, stressing environment education and the beauty of right conduct.
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Christian Temperance Unicon
Linnie Carl
Yamhill County
Newberg
Carl
Methodist Episcopal
Adventist
Brethren
Friends
Oregon
South
Georgia
Washington
Wisconsin
California
Mrs. Carl
White Heathers Honor Miss Helen Scott
Miss Helen Scott returns from a month long trip as Mrs. E. L. Evans and B. E. Evans host a Monday evening gathering. Attending were Miss Scott Miss Mine Ames Merle Yarnell Mrs. Frank Swart Lola Swart Alex Scott J Blackburn H Patterson M George Mr and Mrs F E Eckerson Mr and Mrs C A Evans and Christine Clemenson.
Lyceum Season Opens October 20 With Parnell Act
The lyceum season begins October 20 at Wood-Mar Hall with the Parnells performing a lively entertainment. The six number course includes vocal duets saxophone solos readings baritone and piano pieces plus novelty acts. Fisher quintet and Filipino quartet join for strong musical numbers. Season tickets sold at Kienle's store for $2.25 adults $2.00 students.
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Lyceum
Elison- White
Wood-Mar Hall
Parnell
Chautauqua
Parnells
Pitt Parker
Newbery
J Franklin Babb
Newberg
Kienle
Isobel and The Sky Pilot At Baker Theatre This Week
Baker Theatre resumes weekly attractions with Isobel The Trail End a Curwood epic featuring Royal Northwest Mounted Police and the wife of an accused murderer in a romance. Monday and Tuesday show The Sky Pilot with a dramatic cattle stampede scene and enhanced cinematography.
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Great Northwest
James Oliver Curwood
Isobel
Curwood
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Sky Pilot
the Baker
W C T U Convention in Yamhill County Amity
The Yamhill county W C T U met in Amity for its annual convention at the new Methodist church. Mrs Lottie Hannon presided and outlined future work including a move to hold the convention in the first week of April and to hire a county personal worker. Reports urged stronger anti narcotics and school essay efforts. Mrs Linnie Carl spoke on social morality and child welfare was highlighted by Mrs Hannon. Officers named: President Mrs Lottie Hannon, Vice President Miss Edith Minchin, Secretary Mrs Lillie Welter, Treasurer Miss Barnum.
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Yamhill County
Amity
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
New Methodist Church
Lottie Hannon
Oregon
Linnie Carl
Carl
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Farmers
American Legion
Lillian Hertig
Newberg High School
U. O
Frank B. Ebbert
Tia
Bal Jesus
Job
Helen Scott
Baker Theatre
W. C. T. U. Convention
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