Circuit Court Docket at Newberg Lists Numerous Actions
The docket names judges and defendants from McMinnville Sheridan and Dayton with many cases slated for trial or settlement. Notable items include actions involving Frakes at the Hotel Royal, various money claims, property disputes, and a railroad right of way case from Carlton to Fairdale. Several cases reference McCain Vinton Kirks Conner and other local attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Edwards
Newberg
John Briedwell
Amity
Wm. DeHaven
McMinnville
A. H. Nichols
West Dayton
C. E. Belat
Whiteson
Taylor Potter
M. O. Martin
Guy Nott
Geo. Vinson
John Chapman
Sheridan H. Bernard
Baker Creek
Chas. Hadley
Dayton
F. E. Swope
B. A.kirks
Frakes
Hotel Royal
Yamhill
A. N. Detmering
McCain & Vinton
J. L. Anderson
FP. H. Anderson
W. Weinstein
Sam Olestein
Chas. Bond
Willard Bond
Same
Myers Bros
Allyn Yocom
Black Manufacturing Co
Olestein
Sheridan
Walter Scott
S. W. Iler
Scott & Butler
A. R. White
Iler
Willamina
LaFayette
E. B. Barthop
W. O. Lin
J. E. Campbell
R. L. Conner
W. H. Bean
McNary & McNary
Fuchs
Vine W. Pearce
Dan Murphy
J. H. McNary
T. J. Worth
Frank C. Hesse
John Richter
Electric Railroad Co
Cary & Kerr and
Harrison Allen
H. Fallman and Wife
Rex
Lena Thomas
McCoy & Nichols
George Miller
Thomas Simpson
Carson & Brown
Andrew Heeb
Jean Bower
W. O. Sims
J. T. Simpson
Walter Sears
Frank Quenel
William Langley
Daniel Robinson
J. L. Hoskins
Newberg Meat Company
Messrs
Bond
Stanley
Gilbert
Clarence Butt
B. A. Kliks
Messrs. McCain
Frank W. Fenton
F. Laughlin
Carlton West
Fairdale
Carlton
Oregon
C. P. Chamberlain
B. A. Klika
S. G
Harry L. Lewis
Lewis
B. A. Kirks
Farewell Reception For Lettie Eggers From Shiloh Corps
At the last regular meeting Shiloh Corps No 28 held a farewell for sister Lettie Eggers and her daughter Anna who plan to move to West Jackson Mississippi to join her sons. She hopes to visit southern historical sites including Lookout Mountain where her former husband fought in the Battle above the clouds. The corps praised her service with a hand satchel gift and wished her well noting her charter member status and Fraternity Charity and Loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Corps
Lettie Eggers
Anna
West Jackson
Miss
South Land
Lookout Mountain
Corps
Shiloh No. 28
Mary E. C. Scott
Sec’y
Subscriptions to Pacific College Building Fund Due
On October 1 subscriptions to the building fund are due and payable to W. E. Crozer treasurer at the U S National Bank. The new building is under way and obligations with the contractors must be met. Readers urged to pay promptly to ease the building committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific College
W. E. Crozer
U. S. National Bank
Public School Delays Move Classes to Church Basements
The public school opens Monday with first term pupils using basement space at the Presbyterian and Baptist churches due to the new High School building not yet ready. This interim arrangement affects H. S. students while construction completes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
Doings in Judge Galloway's Court in Newberg
Judge William Galloway held an adjourned term with several matters disposed. Dispositions included divorce action desertion grounds, a demurrer overruled in Ruble vs Stone, a case in which the defendant isn’t ready for trial, and a mortgage foreclosure sale confirmed in Givens vs Rollins. Most matters involve Newberg, with remarks on upcoming term completion and local school and ladies’ chorus plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galloway
Effie Davis
Allen Davis
Simon S. Keim
Susan E. Keim
B. Klika
J. A. Ruble
Stone
Brown
Newberg
Galloway
Pacific College Opens Registration and Inaugural Events
Pacific College announces registration for students next Monday and Tuesday from 10 to 12 and 1 to 3, with a formal opening Wednesday at 10 led by Rev John F Lyons. The Music Department begins registration as well, and a Thursday evening reception recital in the college chapel features a ladies chorus, a string trio, and piano and vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Lyons
The
Presbyterian Church
Dr Withycombe Praises McCamant For Supreme Bench Hope
James Withycombe extols Wallace McCamant as an able lawyer and fearless public servant. He says McCamant is a model citizen with integrity and dedication to civic righteousness. If nominated and elected he would bring strength and honor to Oregon’s supreme bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace McCamant
McCamant
Northwest
Commonwealth
Supreme Bench of
Oregon
James Withycombe
Newberg Couple Weds In Quiet Roseburg Ceremony
Miss Eleanor E. Satchwell and William H. Hitchen, both of Newberg Oregon, were married at the home of Dr and Mrs Walter S Hamilton with Rev James K Hawkins officiating. The couple left for San Francisco after a brief reception and will reside in Newberg where Hitchen runs a grocery partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Satchwell
W. H. Hitchen
Newberg
Spaulding Logging Co
J. H. Wilson
Roseburg Review
Walter S. Hamilton
James K. Hawkins
Methodist Episcopal Church
William H. Hitchen
Eleanor E. Satchwell
Oregon
San Francisco
Hitchen
Roseburg
Hamilton
W. T. Wright
Fannie Campbell
Union Meeting Offerings Shared Among Churches
The Ministers' Association divided the $28.48 total offerings from the first five union meetings among churches by their participation. Each church legally received $5.13 except the Methodist, which got $2.88, based on funds from the first three meetings. The Friends and Baptist churches supplied free buildings, incurring no expenses. Joan F Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministers’ Association
Methodist
Friends and Baptist Churches
Joan F. Lyons
Sec
Treas
Min. Assin
J C Hall Dead After Short Illness In Local Move
J C Hall aged 75, who arrived from North Dakota with his son and purchased Prof Irving Kelsey’s Hancock street property, died after a brief illness last Sunday. Funeral held Tuesday morning at the Adventist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hall
North Dakota
Irving Kelsey
Hancock Street
Adventist Church
Is the Saloon a Necessity Is the Topic
Christian Tabernacle announces next Sunday evening at 7 30 the pastor will preach on Is the Saloon a Necessity Regular Bible School at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m Baptismal service follows the evening sermon All are invited Geo C RITCHEY pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Geo. C. Ritchey
Resolution thank you to Newberg Fire Department
A church resolution was adopted praising the Newberg Fire Department and others for their prompt efficient service on September 11 that saved the M. E. church property from destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Newberg Fire Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circuit Court
Pacific College Announcement
Dr. Withycombe Lauds McCamant
J.C. Hall
Christian Tabernacle
Fire Department
Graphic Office