Forceful appeal for a city reading room and library
Joan W. Loder and Miss Mary Isom urged a free reading room and public library for Oregon City at a large meeting. Loder argued the need, outlined counts of potential users, and advocated a comprehensive, multilingual information center to benefit residents, immigrants, tourists, and the wider county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon City
The
Congregational Brotherhood
Mary ‘Jances Isom
Portland
J. W. Loder
United States
Main Street
Clackamas County
Revival Meetings At Gladstone Draw Growing Interest
Samuel Gregg leads revival at the new Gladstone Christian church under Rev. A. H. Mulkey. The LeSuer Minnesota News lauds Gregg for plain gospel without sensationalism and calls many subjects of interest for this week. Community notices follow with visits, meetings, and social visits around Vancouver Portland Oregon City and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christian Church
Gladstone
Sint
Grege
Evangelist Grege
Fair Directors Meet at Clackamas Courthouse
The Clackamas County Fair Association Stockhypers gathering failed to form a quorum leaving officer elections to a rescheduled courthouse meeting set for April. Racing men support retaining exhibit buildings and pursuing Taco track at the fair grounds, with Messrs Ryan Lezello and Gary tasked to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clackamas County Fair Association
Fair Grounds
Fair Association
Social and youth gatherings at Stone Gables and Shaver home
The Shaver home hosted a parliamentary drill for club members with three new initiates, followed by refreshments served by Mrs Shaver and her granddaughter Miss Acline. Stone Gables welcomed about thirty youths for an evening of games music and sociability with guests from Republic Oregon City Kelso and Portland noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Shaver
Shaver
Topein
Terry
Harvey
Republic
Rios
Kruse
Haley
Rinesrson
Halawell
Higginsoa
Madge Halowells
Morus
Rose
Smith
Shever
Painton
Moyers
Boardman
Smith Guibert Smith
Brown
Richards
Robberts
Rinearson
Higuine
H. Holowell
Beckner
Roseard Holowell
George Hurley
Noomiy
Wash
Fred Terry
Mra
Juatin Ponse
Risley
Misa Hickmat
Nanamaker
Eddy
Snd
Silas Scripture
Oregon City
Misa Anna Filey
Portland
Phoebe Cathrine
Wm. Finley
Boys
Kelso
Washington
Rev. Smith
Molalla happenings and visits across town this week
F M Swift led six railroad men to the Molilla power site last Saturday. Evangeliot Williams of Spokane held meetings for a week with unusually good turnout in Molalla. Visitors from Stone and Portland arrived for short stays. Logging activity cooled due to sawmill shifts. lumber and related products remain scarce. Mrs O H Trollisger announces a military goods sale at Robbins Bros on April 5 and the following week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Spooner
Tacoma
Will Miller
Vancouver
Waah
Mr. Hoyer
Strawberry Point
Iowa
Oregon City
H. R. Smith
Milwaukee
Rev
Shupp
Daniel Smith
Harry Clark
Dr. Rice
Mr. Hubbard
Portland
H. J. Rice
F. M. Swift
Molilla
Evangeliot Williams
Spokane
Molalla
Mra
Hatton
Prage of
Stone
BE. K. Dart
Morte of
Guardsmen Jubilant Over New Oregon Rifle Range Near Clackamas
Members of Company G, Oregon National Guard, celebrate Uncle Sam purchasing a large tract near Clackamas for a rifle range. The site will include 200 to 1500 yard targets, with a 1500 yard line first on the coast, and housing for a large force as preparations proceed by mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Pacific Coast
Dra Infantry
Sam
Clackmas Station
Oregon National Guard
Blackamas
Beretofore
Garda
Itinerant repairer arrested for embezzlement in Oregon City
Joe Hickey, a traveling sewing machine repairer, was arrested by Chief Burns on a warrant from Lucy Riley of the Oregon City House charging embezzlement of a watch. He was jailed after failing to pay a fine of 26, sentencing him to twelve days in the county jail.
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Joe Hickey
Chief Burns
Mra
Lucy Riley
Oregon City
Hickey
Samson
Oregon Threshers Meeting and Highland Basket Social
The Oregon Threshers Association plans a Gran hall Molalla Oregon meeting on March 31st at 1 pm to recruit members for the association without membership fees. Old Highland sees growth with new residents and improved vacant lots. A basket social is set at Highland school Friday night March 26 with a program and invitations to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Threshers’ Association
Molalla
Oregon
Ocouary Association
Highland
Or Highland School
Weather and farm notes from Molalla area in spring time
The fragment details busy farmers, frosted orchards, spraying in fall, and local social events. It mentions the Liberal schoolhouse basket social on Friday March 26 with the Molalla band, improvements around town, and traveling salesmen returning as rail prospects loom this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aburehill Boya
Mulino
Liberal
Molalla
W. E. Austin
5. Wright
D. A. Hartle
Mololla Grange Hall
Brother Grangore
Farmers to hire large crew as Pollock mill starts
Highland notes mention grain farming in full swing with Pollock and Madison preparing to run the mill and hire many workers. A large Mayfield grounds ball crowd gathered Sunday though not all could watch. Bert Mattoon, Gertie Blockley, and Miss Mary Mayfield appear in town updates amid telephone line troubles and poor sideling work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe
Pollock
Madison
Mayfield Grounds
Bert Mattoon
Borg
Gertie Blockley
Dr. Strickland
Oregon
Mary Mayfield
Chautauqua Directors Meet Sets Budget and Roles
The Willamette Valley Chautauqua board met at the Secretary Crose’s office at 9 this morning to discuss appropriations and other business. Members include Sarah Evans and Eva Dye with officers Hawley Dye and Dunfield, setting committees for Executive Finance Athletics Grounds and Entertainment among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willametta Valley Obsantauqua
Crose
Sarah A Evang
George Hueye
Mewar
A. F. Parker
O. Schuebs
C. B. Moorea
W. A. Huntley
J. W. Loder
W. O. Hawley
Pissloea
A. Dye
Urom
KH. G
Dunfield
Messrs. Dye
Orons, Hedges
Movara
Schuebel
Loder
Moores
Hantley
Hedges Athletics
Mosari
Mossie
Parker
Hoege
Mmes
Sarah A. Evans
Eva Emery Dye
Carrie N. Parker
Jonnie B. Harding
Henrietta Brown
A. H. Manly
Ian Gage
Mr. Daulton
A.B. Gillett
Scholst
Washington
Seattle
de. Heritage of
Salem
New Manager at Arcade Theater Promises Additions
Sam J. Wheeler, recently taken over as manager of Morton's Independent Theatrical Circuit in Portland, assumes control of the Arcade Theater and pledges many additions and improvements to the bills. A special Tuesday show titled The Living Marionettes is planned, with a one and two reel feature, plus pictures at no extra cost. The circuit operates theaters from Chicago to San Francisco and plans extensive bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. Wheeler
Morton
Independent
Portland
Thi City
Arcade Theater
Chioneo
San Frantessco
Unclaimed Letters at Ore on City Post Office Week Ending
The weekly list shows unclaimed items including women’s and men’s names such as Miss Mabel Dahlin Mrs Mary B. and Messrs Vea Carlisle J BE Devison Frank Lewis Preston Kay Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreon City
Dahlin
Miss Mabel
Dodge
Mra
Mary B
Andrews
Vea
Carlisle
J. BE
Devison
Frank
Lewis
Preaton
Kay
Woman Charged With Assault Bites Man in Fracas
Mrs. Riggs of Clackiumnas was arrested Saturday on a warrant by Louis Gengler for biting a chunk from his Mr. Sin le Persieiae to go be ber ae recogizatice. She appeared Monday afternoon and pleaded guilty to assault and battery and was fined five dollars.
Baseball Players Interest Grows Across Oregon
The Courier notes rising popularity of baseball nationwide and especially in Oregon. Youths form amateur teams and scouts organize nines, aiming to nurture future star players. Readers urged to submit articles by Tuesday for publication.
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United States
Oregon
Courier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan W. Loder
Pattermoat
Germany
Clackamas Countty
Illinois
Heaven and
Earth
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co
G. Miller
Samuel Gregg
Gladstone Church of Christ
Christian Church
Jennings
Mia. O. H. Trollisger
Malalia
Robbins Bros
Clackamas
Chautauqua
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