County Christian Endeavor Convention at Springbrook
The Yamhill county Christian Endeavor convention will be held at Springbrook this week with a full two day program. Leaders include Rev. Harry C. Phillips Rev. W E Shirey and Rev. Hugh D Brunk among others. Activities cover Bible study devotionals busines sessions a banquet and several special addresses.
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Yamhill County Christian Endeavor
Springbrook
Harry C. Phillips
Newberg Christian Church
Levi T. Pennington
Pacific College
W.E. Shirey
McMinnville Presbyterian Church
Carl F. Miller
Springbrook Friends Church
Clive Saiz
Hugh D. Brunk
McMinnville Christian Church
Harry C. Philips
Clive M. Saiz
New York
Jane Hollingsworth
Kensington Club Entertains Guests Wednesday
The Kensington club met at Mrs. A. S. G. Miller’s home on Wednesday afternoon entertaining one guest per member. Officers elected included Mrs. L. F. Moore president Mrs. Z L. Chamberlain vice president Mrs. H. H. Gould secretary and Mrs. Edmund Harvey treasurer. A program featured gratanola music solos duets readings and a musical gerostic contest. Refreshments served on trays for invited guests and members listed by name.
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Kensington Club
A. S. G. Miller
Miller
L. F. Moore
Z L. Chamberlain
H. H. Gould
Edmund Harvey
Frank Zumwalt
Mesdames Zumwalt
Thurston
Lee Gould
Sam Walter Foss
Walter J. Greshmar
Kienle
Holt
Moore
Kentner
Baird
Mesdames
H. A. Page
George Lutz
Chester A. Dimond
Lola Swart
William Doud
R. P. Gill
Carter
J. E. Elford
Charles Little
George Chamberlain
Alex, Scott
W. L. Robertson
P. J. Tallman
Mesdames Edmund Harvey
Hiram Gould
W. Kentner
G. BE. Kienle
J. Madson
U.S
Near East Relief Meeting Invites Local Organization
Rev Handsaker who heads the Near East Relief campaign in this state spoke at the Baptist church on Sunday afternoon. He shared experiences from the Near East and displayed many pictures from afflicted regions. A committee of about twenty was formed to organize district relief work, with Mr Stanbrough named secretary to convene the group.
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Handsaker
Near East
Stanbrough
Whitney Boys Chorus to Perform November 4 in Newberg
Splendid Entertainment announces a November 4 concert by the Whitney Boys Chorus at Woodmar Hall described as the most versatile boy talent group. The program includes solos and chorus numbers, a boy comedian, a Scottish dancer, and a boy speaker. Described as one of Newberg's best concerts. tickets are 50 cents at Kienle's.
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Whitney Boys
Woodmar Hal
Newberg
Kienle's
Walnut Industry in Dundee Expands Oregon Harvest
The Dundee area dominates Oregon walnut production with premium prices over California. The Dundee Fruit and Walnut company processes about 50 tons for 35 growers, using washing, drying at 90 degrees for 48 hours, grading and sorting to export to Spokane Seattle and Portland, while retail sales rise locally.
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Oregon
Red Hills
Dundee
California
Prince Orchard
Dundee Fruit and Walnut Company
W. H. Bentley
California Walnut Association
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Oregon Growers Cooperative Association
Par nells Entertain at Wood-Mar Hall
The Par nells opened the Lyceum course with a splendid performance at Wood-Mar hall. Mrs Parnell's readings drew praise while Mr Parnell's impersonations of the old soldier, the cockney Englishman, and the boy and his dream delighted the audience.
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Lyceum
Wood-Mar Hall
Parnells
Special clubbing rates with Oregonian or Telegram
The notice offers reduced rates for club subscriptions with the Oregonian or Telegram, valid through October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oregonian
Telegram
Newberg Firemen Hunt Pheasants and Celebrate Banquet
The Newberg fire department split into two teams led by captains Floyd Rice and Elgin Van Blaricom for a pheasant hunt won by Rice’s group. A banquet at the American Legion hall followed with toasts, anecdotes, and a social dance, honoring club members and their spouses.
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Newberg
Floyd Rice
Elgin van Blaricom
American Legion Hall
Chester A. Dimond
P. E. Overend
Overend
Bert Miller
Kramien
Louis Hulit
Mr. Hulit
Mr. Kramien
Captain van Blaricom
Captain Rice
Mr. Groth
Collins
Wires Crossed Hunters Sharpen Tales of Birds
I W Hill travels to Mc Minnville to hunt birds while a four man gang claims luck and birds elude them. Hill says he does not claim to be a crack hunter but usually brings home game. The misspelled misfire ends with a warning not to cross wires again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Gunmen
I. W. Hill
McMinnville
I. W
Newberg
Methodists Dinner Invitation At Local Church
A church dinner is planned for Friday at 6 20 PM. Members should bring their own dishes while coffee is provided. Extra table space is arranged for a large crowd and the event aims to foster fellowship with a short program and social time.
Relic Newspaper on Wallpaper From Vicksburg Siege
J L Marshall owns a newspaper print on wallpaper dated July 2 1863 from The Daily Citizen Vicksburg Mississippi. The single sheet recalls Civil War hardship reports and a humorous note about General Grant dining in Vicksburg. It is praised as a priceless historic relic.
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J. L. Marshall
Daily Citizen
Vicksburg
Mississippi
J. .J. Swords
Ulysses
Grant
Jo. Johnston
The
Union
North
Boys In
Blue
Death of Reese Taylor in Portland Oregon
Reese Taylor a former Newberg resident and son in law of A J Bishop died in Portland after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Seventh Day Adventist church in Newberg with Rev Dixon officiating. Interment was in the local cemetery. Born January 28 1882 in Minneapolis he married Leila Evans in Newberg February 3 1907 and later had son George Richard. He leaves a wife son mother four brothers and three sisters.
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Reese Taylor
Newberg
A. J. Bishop
Eugene Salvo
Portland
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Rev
Dixon
Gilmore Reese Taylor
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Oregon
Leila Evans
George Richard Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Clara Taylor
Wilbert
Alvarado
Byron
Dudley
William Spurgeon
C. O. Blanchard
Barney Oldfield tire deal at Doyle's Tire Shop
Barney Oldfield tires offered at 30 x 3 percent discount for $9.99 each. Doyle's Tire Shop advertises the promotion with emphasis on tire pricing and availability.
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Barney Oldfield
Doyle
Traffic increases as rail fare cuts and rain boosts ridership
Railroads cut ten ride fares and stage fares rise due to franchise fees while rain keeps passengers indoors. Despite shifts, electric lines report a noticeable uptick in travel the past week as weather and fare changes interact.
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Old Jupiter Pluvius
Marketing Problems of Local Fruit Men at Springbrook
An open meeting for farmers at Springbrook is scheduled for Saturday at 2 PM on November 5 to discuss fruit marketing. A questionnaire from the Springbrook district asks growers to rate three plans and report acreages for prunes apples cherries pears walnuts and berries including blackcaps loganberries blackberries gooseberries and strawberries.
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Springbrook
Newberg
Carlisle
Marke Garvey
Fruit Growe
Survey on fruit conditions and marketing in Newberg area
A Farmers club survey team will visit residents this week and next to collect data on orchard acreage and proposed fruit marketing plans. They seek community input on market conditions, suggested changes, and support for a larger Oregon Growers Cooperative Association, a potential community cannery, and a shipping organization to improve future returns.
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Farmers Club
Oregon Growers Cooperative Association
Newberg
Springbrook
Yamhill County Red Cross Elect Officers
The Yamhill county chapter of the American Red Cross elected S. S Duncan as chairman executive committee Marie K Evans as vice chairman Olive Lewis secretary Lyle Briedwell treasurer and Lucile Stoffer roll call chairman. The article praises former officers and describes Red Cross work aiding disabled veterans and urging participation in the November roll call.
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Yamhill County
American Red Cross
Commercial Club
S. S Duncan
Marie K. Evans Newberg
Olive Lewis
Lyle Briedwell
Lucile Stoffer
Roll Call
T. R. Parsons
M. F. Corrigan
Howard C. Gildea
Red Cross
Isis
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Washington
American Legion
Army of the Disabled
Card of Thanks for Flowers After Loss
We thank friends for kindnesses and flowers at the death of our beloved son and brother. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Love, Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Jones.
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John S. Love
Russell B. Jones
Born on Mountain Top A Nelson Boy
On Mountain Top October 25 1921 Mr and Mrs Wayne Nelson welcomed a son in a brief birth notice indicating the newborn's sex.
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Nelson
Mountain Top
Wayne Nelson
Farmers call for fruit market stabilization and growth
A Fruit grower voices support for a Farmers' club inquiry into plans to stabilize the fruit industry. The committee aims to benefit farmers and other crops, even as it contends with cannery opposition. The goal is to attract markets, encourage production, and grow the valley’s economy.
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Farmers’ Club
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County Christian Endeavor Convention
Christian Endeavor
Dulcina Brown
Hanry C
Christian
LeRoy Robinson
State C. E
Lyceum Entertainment
O. O. Smith
D. R. Smith
Roy Fortune
W. D. Miller
Fred Hutchens
C. Collins
X. Deneen
B. J. Groth
Walter Moore
Lou's Hulst
L. C. Kramien
L. R. Graham
George Hodges
Frank Swart
Walter Bartlett
Leonard Gower
C. L. Chase
Elgin van
S. P
Duncan
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