Social whirl at Hawkins home hosts two autumnal gatherings
Social events on Tuesday and Wednesday at Mrs. Peter F. Hawkins 715 Third street featured games, prizes for Mrs. Evats and Mrs. Baird, a luncheon, and performances by Mrs. Whitely, Mrs. Zamwalt, and Mrs. Babcock. Guests included many local residents and visitors from McMinnville Dundee and Sterling.
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Peter FP
Hawkins
Third Street
Frank D. Eckerson
Sies
Evats
Baird
Larkin
Charles A. Morris
Ww. F. Anderson
Dwight D. Coulson
John D. Gordon
W. H. Woodworth
Oliver Evans
Clyde R. Chapin
Egenie E. Goff
Lynn B. Ferguson
Francis A. Morris
Claude C. Ferguson
Minnie W. Cooper
Sarah E. King
Richard M. Thurston
Georgia Babcock
Sarah E. Smith
Harry Miller
Harry A. Littlefield
William W
Hollowe’en
Teachers Institute Annual Meeting Set for October Dates
The note urges attendance at the Teachers Institute on October 27 to 29 with directors invited. Programs mailed to teachers with contracts on file. those without contracts may miss materials. Officials request prompt registration of contracts and certificates. Mr and Mrs Hervey M Hoskins visited McMinnville last Sunday.
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Teachers’ Institute
Parlette to Lecture in Wood-Mar Hall Friday Night
Ralph Parlette will lecture in Wood-Mar Hall Friday night, October 22. The essayist and humorist is known for witty reflections on religion science and modern society.
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The
Lyceum Magazine
Chicago
Ralph Parlette
Wood-Mar Hall
Griggsby’s Station echoes and campus games in town
A nostalgic ode to Jim Riley blends with school news as readers are urged to hear a beloved singer and recall past joys. Separate notes report a basketball tournament planned with four teams from the academy and a brief Agareton Literary Society gathering with a dessert-filled reception in the dormitory parlors.
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Des
Jim Riley
Seabeck
Wash
Academy
Agareton Literary Society
Parlette Delivers Uplifting Platform Sermons at Wood-Mar Hall
Parlette, famed as The Master Painter of the Commonplace and a preacher in a thousand pulpits, captivates crowds with life like lectures that blend humor and teaching. Audiences praise his ability to illuminate daily life and share joy without aiming for laughs. He speaks Friday night at Wood-Mar Hall.
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Parlette
Rockefeller
Pen
Wood-Mar Hall
Lyceum Numbers Start At Eight In Evening Schedule
The Lyceum program will begin at 8:00 sharp with early arrivals urged to enter promptly. Delays cause disruption and injustice to those arriving on time. The course aims to benefit all attendees and requests ticket holders to arrive early to ensure seating. Cole's Original Wood Stoves are advertised with weather fitting performance.
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Lyceum
Paderewski’s Passion Ignites a Town Crowd
A visiting pianist receives lavish applause after a first number and remarks that the warm reception fired him to perform better than ever. The narrator notes audiences often fail to grasp artists’ struggles and that performers must connect with listeners to bridge the gap.
College tennis finals and club activities at campus
The final college tennis matches featured Guyer defeating Kessimen 6 4, 6 2 and Rep overcoming Taggart 7 6 4, with Guyer also beating Rep 6 4 6 0. Club candidates auditioned, the executive committee was tasked to draft club rules, and rehearsals for the panoramic photo were held. Rev Upton of the Free Methodist Church spoke to the men.
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College ‘Tenis
Guyer
Kessimen
Rep
Prof. Taggartee
Repiogle
College Whee Club
Upton
Free Methodist Church
Co. A
Big Football Game at Forest Grove High Saturday
Forest Grove high school schedules a home game against N H S on Saturday October 23 at 2 30 pm on the college campus. The town hopes for strong support as players Elliott at end Baird at quarterback Kra mein at fullback and Remilard moved to center push the line amid praise for forward passes. A large turnout last Tuesday night excited the squad and local backers thank First National Bank’s Galt for lending help with an acclaimed All American player's assistance.
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College Campus
Forest Grove High School
Salem
Elliott
Baird
Kramein
Best
Bartletto
Ah-E
George
Remilard
Mr. Galt
First National Bank
Hawley to Visit Newberg Friday in Yamhill County
Ronald Glover reports Congressman Hawley will meet constituents in Newberg on Friday October 22 from 9 10 a m to 4 05 p m He plans a district tour before leaving for Washington to join the Joint Committee on Rural Credits in the 64th Congress Hawley seeks local opinions and concerns from Yamhill County residents.
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Salem
Ronald Glover
W. C. Hawley
Hawley
Washington
D. C
Newberg
Yamhill County
Former Newberg Man Loses Life
Grants Pass Oregon October 18 Special J L Myers ex Mayor of Grants Pass was shot and killed by James Manuel who mistook him for a deer Myers had cattle on the Cow Creek range about fifty miles north of Grants Pass The two men had gone hunting after reaching camp they separated and Manuel fired when he believed he was firing at a deer Myers had been a resident of Grants Pass for sixteen years where he was known as a public spirited man and former city council member who had held the mayoralty at one time The death was received with regrets by friends in Newberg where Myers grew up and worked as a barber before moving to Grants Pass and a son of John Myers
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Paderewski
Grants Pass
J. L. Myers
James Manuel
Manuel
Myers
Cow Creek
Mr. Myers
Myer
Leonard Myers
Newberg
John Myers
Portland Road
The Near Beer Problem Seeks to Stop Imitation Beer
The Wichita ruling sets city power to prohibit beverages resembling beer. Judge Thornton W. Sargent affirmed that temp brew foaming non alcoholic drink sold from a beer keg can be barred, after B A Lewis was fined $100 in Police Court for selling Temp-Brew.
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Oregon
Wichita
Kansas
Beacon
Thornton W. Sargent
District Court
Sargent
B. A. Lewis
Lewis
Long Legal Transfers and Names in Missing Context
Elizabeth Morris transfers to Frank W. Kidd. Rossie Dunham transfers to Wm. Robi. Robertson listed as legal. Met Mary Hermans with a payment of $4. Ethel Vincent transfers to Robert Wagner. Legal notices referenced but details unclear.
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Elizabeth Morris
Legal
Frank W. Kidd
Rossie Dunham
Wm. Robi. Robertson
Mary Hermans
Ethel Vincent
Robert Wagner
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C. H. Fitzgerald
Charles A. Hodson
Lyle Palmer
Edward Mueller
Chas. N.ryan
Chris Held
J. W. Moore
William J. Morris
Eli L. Evans
Theodore H. Gardner
Merlin
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Congressman Hawley
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