Notice of Cost of Improvement for Tyler Street
Cost of improving Tyler street from Dawson to Fessenden street set at 4865.14 by Ordinance 667. Assessment levied on all lots in the district, entered June 16 1915, due at City Recorder St Johns Oregon, delinquent after June 26 1916, penalties if not paid by July 16 1915, proceedings for recollection of sale. Published in St Johns Review June 18 and 25 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Street
Danson Street
Fessenden Street
Dawson Street
Fesstreet
City Recorder of the City
St. Johns
Oregon
A. E. Dunsmore
Interesting Lecture On Gnanion Fruits And Vegetables
Miss Helen Cowgill Assistant State Leader of Oregon Girls Work gave a demonstration lecture to East St Johns Improvement Association members on Gnani on fruits and vegetables. The program is supported by the U S Department of Agriculture and Oregon Agricultural College. Attendees valued the presentation and the session.
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East St. Johns
Operpac Ab Mae
Aca
Menace slander prompt challenged by St Johns letter
A letter from Daniel Hogan of 408 Tioga St St Johns attacks the Menace as a lying immoral sheet that slanders innocent women and sows class hatred. He offers a $1000 reward if Mr Ammeraan Dietse can disprove his proofs and mentions a heated public dispute over the publication.
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St. Johns Review
N. R. Zimmerman
Qas
Zimmerman
St Johns News Briefs and Local Notes
Local items report Mrs. J. C. Scott moving to 101 Central Avenue North, St Johns prepares for city-to-suburb changes in eighteen days. Widespread notices include public works bids for Peninsular Avenue, school elections, Rose Festival commentary, charity event ads, and social visits from Helena to Hood River.
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Mohawk
St. Johns
First Baptist Sunday schedule and baccalaureate service
Sunday services listed with morning preaching at 11 and no evening service due to a union Baccalaureate address to be given by Rev. Thomas of the Congregational church at the high school. Bible study Wednesday at 8 pm led by B P Borden. Baraca Philathea class met June 15 at Flora McNiven’s home. resignation of president accepted and Harry Simmons elected to finish term.
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Thomas
Rev. Thomas
Congregational Church
B. P. Borden
First Baptist Church
Flora McNiven
Hartman Street
Paul Behnke
Harry J. Simmons
E. P. Borden
Patterson
McNiven
Wright
James Key
Annie Key
Ophelia Maples
Jennie McNiven
Hazel Evans
Vida Evens
Agnes Orr
May Key
Anna Maher
Clara Rutherford
Madona Wright
Arelene Shaw
Lucinda Davis
Verda McNiven
Jessie McNiven
Bertha McNiven
Ruth Crouch
Messrs
Warner Jenson
Lewis Simmons
Harry Simmons
Clifton Crouch
Herbert Key
Alex McNiven
S. P. L. church meeting orients new officers
The S. P. L. business meeting at Clarence Herwick’s home on South Jersey street elected officers for six months. Branie named president to sue Eric Carlson. Hazel Linquist secretary. Esther Rood treasurer. Julia Johnson first vice president and social chair. Fred Marlett second vice president and lookout chair. Russel Poff third vice president and absentee chair. Florence Linguist fourth vice president and flower chair. The 8. P. 1. girls will host a moonlight picnic for the boys tomorrow night at 8 at the church. A city canvass is planned next Sunday with supervision by F. Jones, Ranson Powel, and Supt. W. L. Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Herwick
Jersey Street
Branie
Eric Carlson
Hazel Linquist
Esther Rood
Julia Johnson
Fred Marlett
Lookout
Russel Poff
Florence Linguist
Charles Graden
Aary
F. Jones
Ranson Powel
W. L. Bean
Rev.Jones
M E Church Notes on Baccalaureate and Convention Plan
There is no preaching next Sunday evening due to the High School Baccalaureate sermon. The annual convention of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Oregon Conference of the Meth Episcopal church will be held June 24 and 25 with delegates from auxiliaries across western Oregon. Sessions run both days from 10:00 am, including a stereopticon lecture on Honolulu by Dr. R. Elmer Smith. All friends and church members are invited to attend.
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Elsie Judd
Helena
Mont
H. E. le
W. J. Mackey
W. A. Huderson
St. Johns
Currier
California
Lutheran Church
Portsmouth
P. Thompson
George H. In
Hood River
Georgia
Byerlee
Portland
Gilstrap
Cade & Co
Rogers
Jersey’ Street
City Hall
Poff
Muck
St. Clement School
Jersey Street
J.E. Pangborn
EB. R. Sully
Philadelphia Street
Oregon
Ansco
St. Johna Pharmacy
Holbrook
Woodcraft I Bickner’s Hall
Frank B.ra
Seneca Street
Columbia
A. J. Burham
Quud Libet Club
J. E. Williams
Woman's Omcissionary Society
R. Elmer Smith
Honolulu
Norebial
the Ay
Legal blanks for sale and printing services listed
The notice lists legal blanks kept for sale and others to be added as demand grows. It mentions deeds and chattel mortgages, satisfaction of mortgages, sale of realty, bills of exchange, and job printing services offered promptly at Portland prices.
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Portland
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Ormandy Bros. Furniture Cash OR Credit
St. Johns Hardware Co
J. C. Scott
Central Avenue
J. B. Kilkenny
South
Helen Bishop
He Lynn
John E. Hiller
Ithe U
Ithe
Vic
Geer
Missouri
Francisco
Robert Dickson
Kemmerer
Wyoming
James Dickson
Irs
Fred W. Valentine
San Francisco
Valentine Ape
Monevening
Portend
Light & Power
P. Drinker
St. John
Drinker
de Connean Stating & Co
Spier Ane
Public Works
Peninsular Avenue
Columbia Slough Road
Init
H. F. Clark
St. Johns Pharmacy
Alice Catto
Mies Kennedy
Chi Herald
M. E. Church Notes
Review's
Peninsula National Bank ON Savings
Pater Lore
Joan N. Riiersen
F.C. Knorr
L. Done
North Bank Rail
Palm Garden
San Diego
R. H. Crostun
Portland Ticket Office
5Th and
Stark Street
Trip
M. Cornair
Rast
John Poff
Police
G. B. Dardwish
Cash Store
Buchanan Street
6Th Street
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