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Tillamook Herald

Location

Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1915

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Civic Improvement Club entertains with program and pie

About three hundred people gathered at Presbyter Guild Hall for a Civic Improvement Club program. Readings by John Leland Henderson from Mark Twain drew praise, along with orchestra numbers, vocal solos by Miss Mabel Goyne, a High School Glee Club number, Scotch dialect by Prof Crockatt, and a male chorus. Afterward attendees lined up for pie and social time.

Presbyter Guild Hall Civic Improvement Club McGhee John Leland Henderson Mark Twain Henderson Mabel Goyne Fred Poorman

Must Stay at Home Yet They Get an Education

Readers describe the spread of correspondence study by the University of Oregon. High School students finance constraints push enrollment. teachers, homemakers, and rural residents seek courses and prices. Letters from Crook County and Sherwood area residents illustrate desire for education without leaving home.

University of Oregon Eugene Sov State University Oregon Crook County Sheriday Cuuree

Surprise Party at Beaver Manor Honors McKinleys

Last Thursday evening twenty two friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. McKinley at Beaver for a surprise celebration. The event featured dancing music and games followed by a luncheon. Attendees included Joe Leslie R. F. Wilsen Roy Woods Joe Koutic Annie and Ruby Johnson Roxie Woods Della Heilmeyer Ligzio Erdt Robert Forkner Oscar Johnson Ollie Woods Edw. Creecey Albert Glack Leoter Forkner Chris Mrdt Clinton King and Warren Johnson.

F. B. McKinley Beaver Joe Leslie R. F. Wilsen Roy Woods Joe Koutic Annie Ruby Johnson Roxie Woods Della Heilmeyer Misa Ligzio Erdt Robert Forkner Oscar Johnson Ollie Woods Edw. Creecey Albert Glack Leoter Forkner Chris Mrdt Clinton King Warren Johnson

School Christmas Entertainment Planned at High School

The Public School and Parent Teacher Association present a Christmas program Friday night at the High School Auditorium. All grades perform with corstras plays from the third and fifth grades, playlets from primary, recitations and music from upper grades. Tickets cost 10c and 25c to benefit the School Beautiful fund for art materials and instruments.

Iee Koch Etrola

Zaddach Stephens Wedding at Ne Balem Church

Agnes Zaddach daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Zaddach Mobier married Charles Stephens at Ne Balem church by Rev Ernest Smith. Best man Bert Zaddach and bride’s attendant Ian Ellen McKinens. About 200 attended the ceremony. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home. The bride is a Tillamook County girl and the groom a bridge contractor. Best wishes from many friends.

Agnes Zaddach Fred Zaddach Mobier Chas. Stephens Nebalem Church Ernest Smith Bert Zaddach Ian Ellen McKinens Tillamook County

Hendersons Trail Keeps Lighthouse Path Open For Riders

The Lighthouse Trail along the cape to Cape Meares Light House is kept passable by attorney John Leland Henderson. The 44 mile route is largely widened for a team and wagon with bridges bypassed for single horse passage. Henderson has worked at least 85 days since last May and plans to receive the honor Hendersons Trail.

Cape Cape Mears Light House John Leland Henderson Henderson Tillamook Menderson Herald

Burglars Sentenced in Salem Case

Cliff Nicholson and Ed Omar were found guilty of burglary and sentenced to two to five years in the state penitentiary by Judge Bagley. Carl Dennin pleaded guilty to forgery and was taken to Salem Sunday by Deputy Sheriffs Campbell and Swenson.

Cliff Nicholson Ed Omar

Reduced Price Lard Offered by Tillamook Meat Co

Tillamook Meat Co advertises pure lard at reduced prices with a 10 lb pail for $1.25 cash and smaller sizes at 65 cents for 5 lb pails and 40 cents for 50 lb cans per pound.

Tillamook Meat Co

Industrial Review Of Oregon Industrial Review Of Oregon

Salem December 13 Eugene will have Caterpillar cars on atreeze big shipbuilding proposed at St Helens capable of building steel boats Sumpter big merger plan for development of mining on gigantic scale Propruned Final announcement made total tax levy will be 562000 less than last year Burrs promises 125000 if Strahorn includes that city City auditor of Portland refuses to approve claims of city officials for seats via observation cars Smoker or chair cars are good enough if they want something better they can pay for it Contract tet to build Florence water anutem Hawley paper mills at Oregon City plan 500000 addition increasing capacity 60 per cent and employing 1000 hands Hood River has new industry a rot her mill Portland Trains now ran on new Oregon City line from Bakers bridge to Milwaukee Bay City Oregon Bot & Lumber Co has resumed St Helens creamery now in operation Echo has let contract for 10000 city hall By a vote of 970 to 233 voters of Salem defeated an experimental paving lien law against property Heath Kelly Co is building new burner Spriegheld Sie are under way to build new road cutting out Pioneer Hill on road to Newport Removal of old building preparory to erection of new 100000 post office

Salem Eugene St.Helens Sumpter Burrs Strahorn Portland Florence Water Anutem Hawley Paper Mills Oregon City Hood River Rother Mill Baker's Bridge Milwaukee Bay City Oregon Bot & Lumber Co St. Helens Echo Heath-Kelly Co Spriegheld Sie Pioneer Hill Newport

Fire Boys Benefit at Stay Theatre Ticket Office Proceeds

Beginning Wednesday and Thursday the fire boys will receive the proceeds from Stay Theatre ticket office on those evenings and every alternate Wednesday and Thursday for some time. Proceeds fund bathroom fixtures for five boys to be installed at the new city hall. The Spenders will be shown next Wednesday and Thursday.

Fire Boys New City Hall

Oregon notes on progress and plans across towns

Roseburg under way Woodmen of the World plans a 100000 building in Portland Roseburg Catholic Church to be remodeled at 6000 Southern Pacific Co employs 1400 in Portland with payroll 1400000 Vale Ben Matthiesen in six weeks took 2200 in gold from Placer mining Willow Creek area Planing mill in Eugene to manufacture baseball bats Powers new school with 250 pupils Pendleton post office shows 30 percent increase Eugene cannery ships 15000 cases to US Army San Francisco Oregon to spend 4000000 on roads in 1916 Warren Construction paving Riverside Drive Coos Bay telegraph cable Growers Association may build a cannery at Scio Mt Scott Herald report on railroads prosperity and trespass warnings.

Roseburg Woodmen of the World Planning Portland Remedy Pendleton Eugene Cannery U. S. Army San Francisco Oregon Warren Construction Co Riverside Drive

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