The Drunk Bill Costs Community 18.65 In Costs
A 1930s style critique shows one intoxicated man, Bill, costing the city 18.65 in arresting, detaining, and prosecuting. It contrasts imagined uses for that money with the real expense borne by the city, highlighting the social and fiscal impact of excessive drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jevenson
Bill
Missouri
Second
Burnside
Social events feature Morris gatherings and games
Two fall social occasions hosted by Mrs Francis A Morris and Miss Ethel N Morris drew many guests. An afternoon at Mrs Morris home included a prize game and a two course luncheon. Evening festivities at Mr and Mrs W J Morris showcased a hearts game, a congratulatory toast, and a musical program by the Hulls and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A.morris
Misa Ethel N. Morris
Morris
Pertod Baird
W. H. Woodworth
Frank Wallace
John Moore
John Barncroft
Johnson
John Gor O
Frank Eckerson
A. Niver
Craig Ae Deer Li
R.J. Moore
Goff
Miekel Tatkha
Geo
el A. _C. Anderson
J. C. Price
Henry Morris
Maggie Littlefield
Dwight Coulson
Charles Morris
E. C. Baird
Ben Evans
Eva Hull
Dr. Smith
Hulls
Mise Katherine
Pres
Gregory Ie Ao
da Babcock
del Smith
R. W. Sims
Mina Langton
Blanche McNay
Madge~ Colby
Jesse Britt
Katherine Romig
Ruth Romig
Doris Gregory
Maude Gregory
Dr. Romig
Leslie Gatchel
Prof. Hawkins
Vernon Gould
Alexander Hull
Frank Morris
Christmas Sale by Ladies at Friends Church
The Ladies of The Friends Church announce their annual sale at Crede Market on Saturday December 12 selling fancy work cakes pies and other eatables. Orders for items can be placed before the sale.
Midnight Sun Lecture Promises Norwegian Beauty
Baumgardt will lecture on Norway and the midnight sun praising its majestic fields and fjords. The talk emphasizes Norway as incomparable and magnetic, with lantern views illustrating the land’s unadulterated beauty and charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood-Mar
Baumgardt
Norway
Election Day Ball Game Closes Shops at 3 PM
Business men will close their shops at 3 o clock on election day for a football game between the high school team and a town team. Half the proceeds go to the Civic Improvement Club for the park fund. Citizens are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Improvement Club
Birthday luncheon honors Mrs Wood on sixty sixth year
A Newberg buffet luncheon hosted by Mrs McDonald Mrs Tebbe and Mrs Minnie W Cooper celebrated Mrs Mary J Wood’s sixty sixth birthday at her apartments 808 Pirst Street Oregon dahlias pink roses and a fancy luncheon framed the afternoon as guests including Mrs Churchill Mrs Britt and others joined the family for a country drive after tea and coffee service by Mrs Tebbe and Mrs Cooper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
McDonald
Tebber
Minnie W. Cooper
Mary J. Wood
Pirst Street
Kansas City
Missouri
S. F. Gause
L. S. Otis
B. RK. Bass
R. B. Linville
J. L. van Blaricom
J. F. Taylor
L. BE. Arney
L. M. Parker
M. McDonald
J. L. Marshall
Elizabeth Oliver
Mary E. Bankson
Eara Hays
Henry Pitman
Eli Evans
A. Bartholomew
J. M. Wentz
Inspector Cora to Inspect Shiloh W R C No 28 Meeting
W. R. C. Inspector Cora will inspect Shiloh W R C No. 28 at its next meeting. Members please take notice. Corps Pres, Mary E. C. Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Shiloh
W. R.C. No
Corps Pres
Mary E. C. Scott
Word For Booth Urges Oregon Senate Support
A letter from Rev. T L Jones endorses R A Booth for United States Senator in Oregon. Jones praises Booth as an able, honest and temperate leader with deep state knowledge and labor regard, urging voters to support him on November 3, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Booth
State of Oregon
T. L. Jones
Oregon
Brownsville
R. A. Booth
United States
Washington
Expo could open by Christmas instead of February
The Panama Pacific Exposition may open by Christmas as buildings and arrangements near completion. Efforts aim to further cut expo rail fares with a New York to San Francisco round trip likely under 65 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Forgery Indictments Lead to Penitentiary Sentences
Virgil H. Massey Irene Moalett and a young man Charrell indicted for forging checks on the Mc Minnville National Bank. The 16 year old girl and the under 20 male face prison terms with a State Penitentiary sentence for two to twenty years. The girl to the House of Good Shepherds for three years with possible release after two years for good behavior. Erlie Johnson pleaded guilty to lewd cohabitation and was fined fifty dollars, later jailed in Portland for related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Kirke
Virgil H. Massey
Irene Moalett
Charebill
McMinnville National Bank
McMinnville
Churchill
State
House of Good Shepherds
Salem
Erlie Johnson
Portland
Oregon Dry Parade Planned Saturday Evening
A parade promoting the Oregon Dry campaign is set for Saturday at 7 30 p m along North Main Street near the freight depot. Participants include the public school high school and college bands with music and broad public participation invited along the parade line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ee Eee Ot
Basngardt
Booth
Circuit Court