Doric lodge builds new quarters in St Johns district
Dome lodge No. 182 A F and A M bought three buildings in St Johns business district to house a lodge room, general hall, offices and stores. Estimated cost 25000 dollars. Doric lodge officers include A R Davis and J M Blair. Minerva chapter No. 105 Eastern Star now has 140 members. Doric lodge chartered June 11 1908 with early members listed. Dorie lodge is among St Johns leading citizens in local development.
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Dome Lodge
A. F
A. M
St. Johns
Masonic Lodge
Dorie
Minerva Chapter
Order
Eastern Star
Doricaservic Aociation
Lod
Charles H. Carter
F. P. Drinker
A. W. Davis
John M. Blair
Theso
Doric Lodge
A. R. Davis
Job M. Blair
A. Stephens
Frank P. Drinker
Gas Walker
A. L. Smock
Charles B. Russell
Dormandy
Charles Bredesen
C. A. Wood
J. E. Williams
W. D. Weeks
R. M. Johnson
W. H. John
W. G. Alderson
Charles Davis
Joseph McChesney
P. W. Hinman
A R. Jobes
J. F. Hendricks
Marion Johnston
Thomas Satten
P. J. Miller
W. J. Peddicord
J. H
Ada M. Canon
Mra
Flora Moxon
Marshal
Bertha Borden
M. Skinner
Adah
Katherine Davis
Ruth
Elizabeth Hanson
Esther
Lola Ormandy
Nettie Johnston
Eleat
Josephine Hendricks
O. J. Bigelow
Sentinel
Journal
North School forms cooking club with officers and members
A cooking club organized at North School on Wednesday April 14 lists Kath erine Bonham as president and Dollie Harrie as vice president with Alice Glaub Audrey Waite Justine Ford and Marion Banbury as members. Under T D Kirkpatrick Urban Club Leader the club operates through the Extension Service of Oregon Agricultural College in Agriculture and Home Economics and plans to enter all competitive contests. Mrs Hagenbuch serves as club leader.
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North School
Katherine Bonham
Dollie Harrie
Alice Glaub
Audrey Waite
Justine Ford
Marion Banbury
T Club
T. D. Kirkpatrick
Hagenbuch
Rogers
Salvation Army salvages waste paper while aiding men
The Salvation Army's industrial homes salvage about 100 million pounds of waste paper annually to aid paper mills and fund rehabilitating men. They claim last year this paper could print 1.25 billion copies, or sustain a newspaper with 3.42 million circulation for a year. The program also reclaims hundreds of workers, giving them purpose and skill. In Oregon, Portland hosts sorting at the Union Avenue home and a local birthday gathering celebrated Mr Hulk’s 34th. Dispatch notes David Byerlee and his wife plan to sail to Bolenge Africa for missionary work in August.
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Salvation Army
Baling
Portland
Union Avenue
Oregonian
David Byerlee
Atlantic
Bolenge
Africa
Buwene Bible University
Byerlee
Yerlee
St. Johns
High prices blamed on multiple profit layers in supply chain
The text argues that the issue is not profiteering alone but many players in production and distribution cap profits. Manufacturers, brokers, jobbers, wholesalers, and retailers all take profits, leaving consumers paying the final price. The note ends by urging readers to analyze the sock market themselves.
High School Notes Report Eighth Term Activities
Eighth term girls discuss graduation during study periods. A masquerade party planned for Friday at W C A rooms. Field trip to Portland Woolen Mills with chaperones George and Miss Kincaid. First Thursday luncheon served for community notables under Catherine Banbury and Lucy Thomas. Life On Mt Olympus playlet by Latin club members. Ye Poet’s Club to be organized with several charter members. Biology class visited Central Library to see exhibits and market, seed store, and florists. Track dominates halls as interclass meet nears April 28 with faculty committee and captains listed. Campfire Girls hike to Holbrook. News items include a Jewish community case, a tale from Sellwood Bee, a missing boy notice, a church farewell party for Dorothy Currin, civil service exam notice, and a War Savings Stamp appeal.
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W.C. A
George
Miss Clinton
Mr. Kalmbach
Oliver Jessup
Gertrude Hanson
Harriet Padden
Owen Robertson
Viola Kryer
Margaret Clemmens
Peter Ermler
Gladys
Beggars in Bowls and Leap Year Rules Across Centuries
A bizarre note covers beggars navigating bowl boats in China where one passenger steers while an elderly woman begs from the crowd. The article shifts to a leap year rule, explaining division by 4 and exceptions in century years, noting 1700, 1800, and 1900 as non leap years and 1904 as the next leap year after 1800.
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China
Neady
Alma
Wwe
ISM
Fragmented Verse on Birds and Places in Quarry Echoes
A garbled archival passage evokes a granite quarry, birds such as migrant ringousel and divine sounds of mountain brooks. It mentions listening, patience, and the idea of hidden voices in forgotten places, with names that appear partially legible.
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Ringousel
Tienen
Hinsey
Whole family teased as child blurts out bitter line
A child answers questions about family members and finally exclaims, Oh, gee whist Tithe the whole bunch of you. The moment ends with mixed reactions as the boy deflects further probing.
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Milly
Aunt Nell
No More Birthdays Yonkers States Man
A Yonkers States man remarks on aging and birthdays in a witty exchange about middle ages. The grain of the quip suggests humor aimed at the idea that counting ages becomes moot as time passes.
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Poy
Yonkers
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Lucy Thomas
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Cecile Roberson
Charlotte Jones
Stanley O’conner
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Astereo
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United States Civil Service Commission
Howe
Board of U. 8
Civil Service Examiners
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Federal Reserve District
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Society of American People
Frank A. Rice
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Balding
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St.Johns Undertaking Co
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Peninsula Security CO
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Byerle & Armstrong
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Harold Sleyl
Royal Slynows
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Harry Carey
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Sony
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Set Trustworth Fur
National Vulcanizing Co
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the Hoes
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Lewis Caldwell
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