07 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
1
Publication fragment notes Monday April 10 and Tuesday April 11 events featuring actor Antonio Moreno in The Secret of the Hills and the film White Eagle No M4. Details are sparse but indicate a schedule listing for theater or cinema showings.
The St Johns Come Club met at the W OC A building to discuss road repairs from Jersey to Willamette Boulevard and from Baltimore to Catlin, with city county and dock commission involvement urged. Additional talks covered Kellogg New York ramps, Burlington Street, Senech Street, a future community building, and naming Roosevelt High School.
Last Thursday evening Peninsula Chapter Royal Arch Masons held an engaging communication. A three man team was exalted to the avout degree. refreshments were served after ceremonies. Members from Sunnyside Chapter attended. W. A. Carroll praised longtime York Rite service. The chapter remains strong with active officers and good attendance. A closing verse urged unity in Zion. An unrelated ad notes cheap eye care products for sale.
Portland’s noontime market notes a banner year with housing booms and rising business. Public utilities report stronger service and appliance sales while lumber exports to Japan and the Atlantic coast surge, boosting city commerce and signaling confidence in a recovering Northwest economy.
A collection of vignettes honors helping others and community acts. An enthusiastic fisherman lends gear to a friend and learns a lesson about a bobber. A birthday party for Mrs Jane Finch features warm wishes and gifts. Church notes report services, Easter plans, and cleanup days. The George school PTA elects officers while the YWCA speaks on girls clubs. Business outreach urges local merchants to advertise and the Chamber discusses daylight saving plans.
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