Shooting over school district check leaves two jailed
A Friday night shooting in Rockaway left Arvell Spencer and another man in jail and a third man in hospital. Spencer and a Sederberg relative argued over a joint school district check. Spencer was shot in the arm at the Sederberg home. The elder Spencer was wounded trying to intervene and had medical amputation above the elbow. Sederberg is jailed on bond to await grand jury. Spencer faces charges for threatening injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvell Speener
Hue
Sederlerg
Bock
Sway
Bederberg
Orveil Spencer
Bedderberg
Mra Soderberg
Soderberg
Orwell Spencer
Spencer
Orwell
Jas. Spencer
Sederberg
Orvel
Dider Spencer
Soderbeggia
Maletberg
Eran
Editorial on Roosevelt Highway and Portland fair
A Portland and Tillamook editorial urges completing the Roosevelt Highway by 1925 and advocates concrete paving over crumbly coastal surfacing. It notes a shift in fair financing tactics after legislative setbacks and praises a recent Tillamook banquet that fostered cooperation among local business leaders and the Chamber of Commerce for county development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooseviet Highway
State Highway Commission
Portland
Fair
School Resumes After Extended Vacation
The article describes students returning after a long break with exams looming and various school activities underway. It notes basketball success, upcoming games with teams like T. H. S. and Cloverdale, and student body officer elections. It mentions dramatic performances by the Shramatte Association and assembly briefings on plays and laws affecting athletics.
Rivalry fades as high schools push college prep
The report notes that Mester cannot make up work and studies show 70 percent of last semester failures occurred in freshmen year. Supt Turnbull states growth has slowed between colleges raising standards and forcing high schools to strengthen curricula to fit graduates for university entry. Lalend Hester trains in Teacher's Training while students hope for Bester’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mester
Oaly
University of Oregon At Eugene
Turnbull
Uni
Lalend Hester
Mr. Bester
Hoop Game Rising Among Rural Fans
Basketball is gaining prominence in rural areas as a major sport alongside baseball and football. Coaches and schools praise the game for demanding athleticism and strategy, with teams and independents developing strong players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A.C
Installation Held By Masons and Eastern Stars
Mason's Lodge A F and A M No and Silver Wave Chapter No 18 of Tillamook Oregon held a joint installation. A banquet followed for Masons Eastern Stars and families. Officers installed for the year include Worthy Matron Mrs H A Williams Associate Matron Mrs Joe Franklin Conductress Mrs Blaine Hays Associate Conductress Mrs Clarence Stanley. Secretary Mrs Robert Miller Treasurer Mrs Albert Plank Chaplin Mrs Orpha Eastman Warthen Mrs Frank Heyd Sentinel Mr Tom Coates Wagon Maton Lee Doty Martha Roy Henkel etc. Roosevelt Memorial Coast Highway Assn officers discuss joining Theodore Roosevelt Intl Highway Assn to include the coast highway in a Portland Maine to Portland Oregon route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason's Lodge
Silver Wave
Tittamook Oregon
Carol He Haberlach
Mies Wiley
H. A. Williams
Joe Franklin
Blaine Hays
Clarence Stanley
Robert Miller
Albert Plank
Chaplin
Orpha Eastman
Warthen
Frank Heyd
Sentenal
Tom Coates
Wor Hk— Maton
Lee Doty
STAR
Elena
David Kuratle
Martha
Roy Henkel
Eather
Will Riechers
Ruth
Martin
Ada
Will Foster
Marscal
Stanley Coates
Mies ‘Wallin
Roosevelt Memorial Coast Highway Association
Theodore Roosevelt International Highway Association
Portland
Maine
Portland Oregon
International Association
Poven Coast
Ongon
Officials Review Proposed Loop Road North of Happy Camp
County Judge Homer Mason and commissioners viewed two surveys to extend the road north to the beach end, via Falls Creek or behind Happy Camp. The Tillamook Bayocean Netarts loop aims to boost tourism and provide work, with Oceanside campgrounds planned and strict standards for cottages, sanitation, and access to rocks and beaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Mason
Al#y
Farmer
Sholl
Fred C. Baker
Chamber of Commerce
Netaéots
Happy Camp
Falls Creek
Nebt
Tillamook
Chamber of Commetere
Chamber of Commecre
Nelarts
Nonwell Place
Oceanside
Rosenberg Bros. Inc
Relief Corps Holds Installation of Officers in Tijamook Oregon
Corinth Relief Corps No 64 of Tijia mook Oregon held their installation of officers last Friday night. Attendance was large. New officers include President Mrs Clarence Stanley and Secretary Mrs Frank Conover with officers named for vice president treasurer and other posts. Also noted were Color Bearers and Guard units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth Relief Corps No
Tijiamook
Oregon
Clarence Stanley
Ben
Davidson
Sam Verick
Frank Conover
Mra. Noyes
Chaplin
Chas. Reynolds
Conducton
Mra. Woolfe
Katie Stillwell
Aas
Mra
Frank Heyd
Beulah Thayer
Lesie Lucas
Conference Girls Notes At Tillamook County Circle
Tillamook County Girl's Circle met Friday afternoon January 6 1922 in the Christian Endeavor room. Members forgot it was council meeting day and had no voice in planning this year's work. Next meeting will address regular attendance with penalties for non attendance. Join the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillamook
Tillamook County
Christian Endeavor
Christian
New School Year Opens January Twenty Third
The article notes the new semester begins January 23 with students returning to old rooms to receive report cards and promoted pupils advancing. Short sessions organize rooms and lessons before afternoon classes. First grade entrants are advised to bring children to Miss Thom pson's room Monday morning.
Knights of Pythias Install New Officials in City
Monday evening marked a major Pythian event with joint installations of Knights of Pythias and Python Sisters. Officers installed included C C J M Smith and others, followed by a Sister's drill led by Grand Manager Mrs Bertha Colong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Python Sisters
Pyhian Sisters
Bertha Colong
Knights
C. C
J. M. Smith
Vv. C
Bert Johnson
Brimhal
Will Oathouth
Clarence Coe
W .R. Gould
C. A. Johnson
John Zeller
Eli Baerthlein
C. G
John Carroll
Ohn Carroll
Barrick
E. W. Stanley
Pythian Sisters
Clyde Craver
Geo. Hanalmai
Guy Ford
M. B. Matthwa
H. Boone
John Zumstein
J. E. Shearer
Grand Outer Temple
Wiley Hardt
Matt Terry
Geo. Wilt
Bertha Colina
Tillamook Business Men Dine and Back Roosevelt Highway
Tillamook Hotel hosts a large gathering of city business and professional men led by A. F. Coats and J. P. Worral. The event featured speeches on the Wilson River railroad, Roosevelt Highway, and a 1925 Portland exposition, with strong support for coastal highway development and state cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillamookey
Tillamook Hotel
A. F. Coats
A. F. Oats Lambert Co
J. P. Worrall
Beng
Marty
E. E. Koch
F. F. Conover
Henry Crenshaw
W. A. Lewin
H. H. Rosenberg
C. Ball
Commerce
Roosevelt Memorial Coast Highway Association
Nxt
C. J. Edwards
Baker
Wilson River
Portland
Coast Counties
Miss Jetta Little Weds C C Endrup in Baker Oregon
Mrs E A Brenner reports the marriage of Miss Jetta Little to Mr C C Endrup at the sheriff and Mrs B M Patterson home in Baker Oregon on December 27 1921. Endrup, a Coracopia merchant, recently from Baker, will reside in Corucopia Oregon and plans a home for his bride after a Calif tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Brenner
Jetta Little
C. C. Endrup
B. M. Patterson
Baker, Ore
Coracopia
Endrup
City
Calif
Corucopia
Oregon
Martin Buys Cove Grocery Garibaldi Renames as Martins
Wm M Martin, a former Forest Grove wholesaler and retailer, has purchased the Cove Grocery at Garibaldi. The store will be known as Martins. He plans to carry a general stock of groceries shoes and dry goods and brings a solid reputation and fraternal connections to the county business life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Martin
Forest Grove
Garibaldi
Cove Grocery Co
Martin's
Martin
Funeral for Grace Blum Held January Fourth
Grace May Blum died at home in Yellow Fir on Wednesday January 4 1922 at age six years two months and six days. She leaves parents Ed Blum five workers four sisters grandfather and many relatives. The funeral was in the U B Church with Rev Free officiating. Burial beside her mother in the I O O F cemetery. Four young girls served as pallbearers. The Last goodbye was spoken in the Lord’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amba Brown
Yellow Fir Mul
Grace May Blum
Ed. Blum
Yellow Fir
U. B
Free
Ethel Pye
Mildred Shognaker
Rose Mitchell
Eunice Hall
Et Ao Talen
Lord
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James Spencer
Speer
Ja. A. F. Coats
Chamber of Forces
Amook City
Leland Ley
Frantc
Shramatte Association
Heyd
Harley Davidson
Bowery
T. H
Cloverdale
Alfred Gabriel
Arthur Harris
French
McMinnville
Weat Linn
Oregon City
Dallas
Monmouth
Preident
Rodney Farley
Carlise Stranhan
Archie Pye
Hariey Davidson
Mg. Warren Foland
Seeneea Wilson
Ramona Haltom
Yell
Blanche Harris
Sigt At Arma
Leland
Leole
Independita
Relief Corps
Mapes
Berry
Mra. Craven
Hogan
Will Poster
U. of 6
Ralph J. Moore
Thomas Coates Jr
Thom AO Rein
a.Peter
Knights OF Phythias
J. P. Worrell
F. A. Beltz
Bang
Canot
Coast
Multnomah County
Oregonian
Tillamook City
Sate Highway Commission
Miss Jetta Little
WM. Martin
Cove Grocery
Grace Blum
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