St Johns Community Club Dinner and Program at James John HS
The St Johns Community Club will meet at James John High School on Wednesday May 24. Dinner begins at 6 90 served by the domestic science girls. Attendees will inspect school patents, then enjoy a musical program in the auditorium with several speakers. A lively evening not to miss.
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St. Johns
George Rehool
Asociation
Sehiool
Mes
Ted Road
Beingatment
Mra
ALN
Coy
Lucy Thompson
IL A Sini
Berg
Pier Park
B.A. Blow
Tacoma
Frances Bailey
Mr. McMahon
Kila Ackerman
Clin
Fletcher
James John High School
First Presbyterian Church
Pea
Business optimism from Edlemen tour across eastern states
J N Edlemen president of Peninsula National Bank reports improved conditions after an extensive survey through Milwaukee Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis Washington Philadelphia New York Cleveland Detroit Bay City Saginaw and beyond. He notes no widespread distress, optimism in markets labor and credits with textiles and coal strikes affecting iron and steel, and predicts better agriculture prospects with coming crops. Automobile factories and other industries operate at full capacity, hinting at growth.
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Middle States
J. N. Edlemen
Peninsula National Bank
Mr. Edlefsen
Thos, Autzen
Portland Manufacturing C O
Portland
Seattle
St. P. Ry
Milwaukee
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinatti
Dayton
Washington
D. C
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Bay City
Saginaw
New England
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Utah
Anto
Which One: A Poem Found in the Desk of Inter. C. Cook
A anonymous poem titled Which One discusses choosing between two loved ones at a grave. It contemplates loss, fear, and the ache of an unshared grief, ending with the line Darling which one. The verse appears amid unrelated notes about local events and social life in Portland including flood hardships and a Bachelor Club ball at St John rink.
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Inter. C. Cook
Darling
Bachelor Club
St. John Skating Rink
Darby
Won From Hillsboro to Portland Woolen Mills Baseball Showdown
The Portland Woolen Mills beat Hillsboro 18 to 5 Sunday at Lhe Virtighi streets, turning the previous 10–0 loss into a decisive win. Davis starred with a home run and strong hits, while Foss’s Portland squad dominated early with eleven runs in the first three innings, pitching changes from Gray to Huessing, and solid fielding from Poss, Kay, Hives, and Field.
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Portland Wooten Mills
Willamette Valley
Hillsly
Woolen Mill
Hillsboro
Portland Woolen Mills
Willshoro
Foss
Gray
Huessing
Davis
Miegrives
Peterson
Golden
Poss
Kay
Hives
Lhe and
Virtighi
Standard Oil
Aiside
Standard 001
Waistline Debate Shifts In Paris Fashion Circles
The Paris stylemakers clash over the season’s feminine waist placement. Dressmakers differ between mid hip, diagonal rises from above the knee, or above and below the hips. The Hou tedale Citizen notes this reveals a surprising focus on waist location and prompts reflection on past memories of waists.
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Paris
Tian
Rosebud and Sunbeam Tale of Dawn and Dream
A fragmented verse set in a sunlit scene where a rosebud, sunbeam, and night wind weave a fleeting day dream. The dawn reveals change as the sunbeam meets a tern and the wind vanishes, leaving words like fete and a signature line hut over the sunbeam sleeping.
Country Life Promotes Child Rearing and Outdoor Growth
A discussion extols country living for families highlighting ample land for play and work, healthier development, and kinder neighborly conditions. The article contrasts city drawbacks with open-air activity, followed by local notes on school, PTA events, church activities, and upcoming community programs and events.
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Cen
Public Welfare Industries Seeks Donated Goods
A local appeal urges residents to donate usable items to aid the handicapped and needy. Furniture clothing shares hats utensils tools tires books stoves machinery toys dishes and magazines are welcome in any condition. Call the Public Welfare Industries truck at Main 7051 to arrange pickup.
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Public Welfare Industries
Free with suit cleaning offer from A Koehanek
Notice says a poncil is given free with every suit cleaned pressed or dyed at $4.00 for dyeing ladies and gents suits. Calls to Tabor S500 or agency at 2 North Syracuse Street Col 1227. They provide pickup and delivery.
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Tabor
Syracuse Street
Col
A. Koehanek
Hoot Gibson in Heading West at Uni vere
Silent fragments note Hoot Gibson appears in Heading West at the university venue on a Saturday in May. No further details available about time or location.
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Hoot Gibson
Univere
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Oregon
Nekties—Rogers
General Peninsula Hospital
D. Kavanagh
Trumbull St
Col. Willamette Bird
the Hospital For
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Os Street
Mack So
St. Johns Undertaking Co
Thomas Grice
Pwones—Wight
Jersey St
Beyerle
Chilly Bvds
Rogers
PANAM
Roge
Jersey Street
U. 8
Jersey Street Phone CO
Coleus
Member Builders Exchange
W. P. Greene & Son Contractors & Builders
Buchanan Street
Ore
St. Johns Fuel Co
Columbia Boulevard
Wildrose Shingle Co
L. Simmons & Co. Quality Grocers
Dearing
South Jersey Street
Columbia 42
Seeley
Kalseminer
Cor
Charleston
the Country Life
Grave Dumsen
Paved Street
Rice & Tate
Multnomah
Wm. B. DeMille
Conrad Nagle
Jack Bolt
Lovi Wilson
Goldwyn Presenta
Arney
Theodore Roberta
Lain Wilson
Mailton Sills
Zon Galeries
Mabel Julian
NO Woman Universal
Bro
Annie
Anna
Pathe
Green House
Beckett's
Kellogg Street
Bon Ton Barber Shop
Caldwell & Son
Burlington Street
Wapato Lake
Fern Grocery
Blackburn
Johnson's Grocery
F. P. Schultze
Swart
Drs. Schultze
Physicians and Surgeons
Bonham & Currier Bldg
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