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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1923)
IU fwo MRL Tillamook, Oregon, Friday HIGH SCHOOL 0U INTET HAS ARU AJ AI. HIGH p 'T Cts for the e?rly coniplettor Manhattan-Brighton section of 11 c,O6evelt highway are shown of I In k communication received this ph a red in . » Milwaukie} egonlan: of urie Hagar, head mmercial and Spanish depart ments of Milwaukie nigh school for be last thiee years, has just tlulsh- t her work tor a degree from the mversity of Oregon. She is a post— giiuluate student, majoring in socio logy She already holds several trAiorary papers tor scholarship, and a has won considerable success os writer of short stories, and of tea - ture.s. Her articles upon the pro bas fe.ssional teaching of English iu appeared at different intervals the ’Normal Instructor.” ‘ The Pop— ular Educator.'» “The Oregon Teach - er's Monthly,” and “The Monitor/’ of a i iblication of the University the Oregon. Her short stories to number of 25 have been published iu the daily and weekly papers i tiroughout the United States.” Miss Hager is well known here being a graduate of Tillamook high high school. By an exchange of :‘i )1 credits and by virtue of her i eachers' Lite Certificate for Oregon rhe Board of Education readily . anted her a diploma, upon the re- iie-t of Superintendent Buclrauan at Milwaukie. Miss Hager taught for nearly three years in the rural schools of the county and at Clover- a!« high school. |k from K W Watson at Salem. [I have just had an extended in- with the highway depart- t< hew jt here at Salem,” says Mr. Wat- , "and have been given the an sur puce by Mr. Nuun, siate High— way r Engineer, that the Wheeler hie faway section will be completed be this year and the contract will called for in the February meeting HM i . Nunn assured me that, $66 '00 of funds were available to oAiplete this unit of which the stat', will contiibute $ 10,000 and I the cdifai y of Tillamook $25,00«, the ___ coui ty portion to be reimbursed by the! highway department, $10,000 thl; year and $15,000 next year. Mr. Nt)« 1 assures me that he is very ^Kious see the Munhattan- on section completed as soon H: ■sible a and i especially is u lore he retires frog* Vffic ...ce on Ich 1. Mr. Nunn teUs me that --------------- -4---------------- b is a little out of the ordinary RECITALS w< ai grading f< I completing new work a Mrs. J. C. Holden announces work oi this character i. left le counties and the sta.e high series „of recitals al the Tillamook High School auditorium. ii , i artnien: l ■< . ' r’l ■. The first one will be Monday, ■ » Jan. 29, at 8 P. . M., and will be given k. L -. entirely by 17 boys. These boys L. will be assisted by Mrs. Brown. h whistling soloist, and C. E. Troni M L road. I’T have in my possession a com bley, cornetist, with Miss Sarah Pl fete detailed report with maps and Trombley, accompanist. on The second one will be held du ,ta lor the completion of the floosevelt highway and us the Fed Wednesday Feb. 7, at 8 P. M., and eral Government bus now designated this one will be given byl7 girls. '1 i ey will be assisted by Maxine jh .» a road o. primary .importance Jak r, with dancing specialties. ad funds will soon b< at tilabh The third will be given by anoth- lonoruble B. F. Jones of Lincoln bunty and Father of the Rossevelt <r group of 12 girls in the more ad Ighwuy is introducing a joint bill vanced grades, on Monday evening. 1 this session which will provide Feb. 19, 1923, at 8 P. M.. and will bat any moneys that may become be assisted by Nell Gaylord, vocalist. The public is cordially invited to ■valuble from the Federal Govern- pent for the Roosevelt highway shall attend. --------------- 4---------------- hunediately relea-e a tike amount bom the state highway fund for the L. D. CLUB ENTERTAINED loosevelt highway on a fifty -fifty L’be L. D. Club met January 19th lasis a.-, voted by the people in the the home of Mrs. Lee Doty with at irigin. i Roosevelt bill, appropriat .«it’s. Boone assisting hostess, The ing $'. otjJ.OOU contingent uptm led ■ following members were present. ual aid. This then puts the Roose- ■ l !.«lues E. G. Anderson, Armen ►elt highway in line for early coiu- irout, Bunn, Frisbie, Gabriel, Harris Hetion and with these conditions nt ie, Hays, Hosley, Hoy, Lamb, tuickly brought about you can ,.ea, a, .Moulton, Mathers, O’Dell, H. eadily see that within the m. . two li Rosenberg, J. H. Rosenberg, n thru i yeai s at the most, the high- Mrs. White and one guest, . ay will be completed connecting up .Spear. 11 of tlie counties of the Coast from Refreshments were served, The tstoria ti the California line.” inb will meet Feb. 2nd, at the í home The county court ha .-also received with Mrs. Hoy a assist - highway depart- The regular met Women’s Club was day at the home of Mrs. J with 38 women present. Mi- 1. E Koc! * • solo, se lected to correlate with study of the club, which was much appi eclated ami she very giaciousiy responded to an encore. The matter of providing a Lyceum Course for the winter of 1923 24 was considered and taken under ad Mias visetuent till next meeting, Gladys Hale sang a solo which was much enjoyed and pleasingly re- spoil ded to an encore. Selections from poems written by and eastern Oregon poet. Bert Hoff man, were read by Mrs. R. W. Leon ard. Their theme related to the study of Oregon. A study of 'The Columbia River” by Lyman was begun. Mrs. E. Bales reading a portion of the volume, which proved very Interesting. A business meeting followed and three new members were elected. The club endorsed the Prohibition masures before the present leglsla ture. A very interesting feature of the meeting was the Baby Shower” for the Florence Crittenden home, many bundled having been .donated. 'ihe next regulai meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. R. B. Mil ler, corner of 2nd Ave. West and Fourth Street on Wednesday., Feb. .uary 28. on Tues omn littee '1 illamook Women’s Club money to dunate to the • wholarship Loan Fund. This fund was originated by (he of Federation of Women s Clubs Oregon, and is loaned to women or girls of our state who desire to nt- tend the higher institutions of learn ing in the state. When those who have taken advantage of this fund, the oegin to earn they pay back loan and others tier helped, The past year 4 4 new loans were granted The and 88 loans were renewed. Oregon girls are attending seven colleges and universities, Other ap- for pleat ions are on file waiting their turn as there is not enough all monej in the fund to supply who desire to borrow A very pleas - ant evening was spent by all present that many expressing their desire another dance be given soon. Music ■u< furnished by Stranny’s Orches ir:i. The Women's Club wish to ex p <68 their appreciation of the the ■ ourtesfes extended to them by tnembrs of the K. P. Lodge and also to Judge Stanley. HARMONY NOTES Harmony had several town visitors 1 st Saturday. E. G. Krebs was. a town visitor. -------- 4--------------- Florence Krebs and Freída Roget EDWARD HARPER PARTRIDGE ' vere also in town. rliotuus Laige and Charley Hop Edward Harpei Partridge w■«.= kins were in town. born June 20, 1852 at Massillon, Mai Ohto, and departed this lite Janu - iu Mrs. G. G. Graves ary 19, 1923, at Tillamook, O regon. Baulks for thiee weeks and does no. From his native stale he came to know when she will return. Indiana and from thence in 1878 he last Richard Krebs was home moved to Hastings, Adams county, Sunday to spend the day.with his Neb. In 1892 he moved to Minden, parents. Carney county, Nebraska, where he Mrs. D. P. Hopkins has been on lived until September 1920, whei n he the sitk list this week. moved to Tillamook Ore., to be with last Harmony had a pie social his son Lynn and daughter Ruth. He was married to Miss Eudora Saturday evening. The money was Polhamus Feb. 14, 1882. To this f luiseil to tix curtains for the school union were born three children. house, ihe money amounted to Lynn E. and Ruth of Tillamook. Ore. $20.7 5. Harmony is expecting to have a ■ and Roy of Denison, Iowa. of He was converted when about 18 ■omiiiunity program the 27th year of age and united with the hiiiuary. All are welcome to come. Methodist Episcopal Church, lived Mr and Mrs. D. P. Hopkins and an earnest Christian life, a faithful on, Chester, returned home from members, recently transfering his Banks last week inembi-.diip to Tillamook, Ore. Mt ;nd Mrs. Marion Hopkins and J He wa: a kind loving li sband, a >y laughter came to the pie social! ei. le- lov ng fattier, and i tend to trom Oretown. ail mankind. He was ready and Mr. and Mrs. Elmar Hopkins anti to go when God should call. three daughters were also at the He leaves a wife, two sons, one pie social. They were Hom Beaver. daughter, two sisters, ofie brother Esthr Eirl. wlio has beep working and many relatives and friends to ai the Doctor Sharp residence re mourn his departure. i o ne ! home Sunday to visit the ihe funeral was held at the Harmony school Monday, staying Christian church in charge. of the over night With Frieda Rogeri pastor of the Methodis church, Rev. — 4— Hamrick, assirited by the pastor of NORBERG KODAD ’he Christian church Harness, .vedding of interest this week interment took place enieterj of Harry Norberg and Miss east of to Kodad, which took place i noon at four o’clock ■ ChureFl |. TVtÊSii of earn 1ms ranged h nt'hodiHâ [hth gru games which prom la© soinc lutiirwt— titled to COlHr-lh ft)» Ti llamook ball fun . ed by County Supet .utendei .,ce gi me of tiiel The firm eonfei ijtinb. are: • ason will be play od here on Satur-j Diet. No. 1, Francis power-' rt lay January 27. then McMinnville l.cle Hoover; DUt. N\- 7 Kaip.i will attempt to ge revenge for the Wright, Diet. No. 26, Ague Arney, defeat they suffered troni Tillamook l.o) Brown, and Arthur Stewart last year Diet. No. 13. tei non Jensen. Dirt. Monday. January 29, will witness No. 9. Elin Blalock, Gerald Crenshaw a game at Newberg between the loca* Ne Voile Smith, Gwendolyn Harris, team and Newberg February 3 will .eab Renfro, LaVera li ibir on, Co see a game here betwen Hillsboro gitine Jenkins, Corinne Stranahan and Tillamook. This will be the first ’ ind Lee Sanders, Diet No. 2, Ferdin- time that the local qulntett has ever .ad Hecker, Academy, Elizabeth played Hillsboro. Newberg will play Brians, Mildred Johnson, Margaret here February 6, when Tillamook ’oriman, Philomena Hoffert, Joeo- will have a chance to get revenge bhitie Tone, Elvira Woolfe, Florence for the defeat by Newberg at Mc Catkins, Una Baker, Francis Blaser, Minnville last year. On February 10 . b Khor and John Blaser. Tillamook will play McMinnville on rhe enemies territory, and on Feb ruary 17 they will play Hillsboro at COUNTY TREASURER’S OFFICE Hillsboro. This is the schedule bo MOVED FROM COURT HOUSE far. The shining lights of the high The office of County Treasurer school team this year are Hubert Kathleen Mills was moved this week Mathews. Wesley Tippin, Jim Tone, ' om th» first floor of the court Lewis Johnson, Clark Johnson, Wil him .> to the second floor o. the new liam Olson, Archie Pye, Oliver Goyne building. The room formeily Matheis and Lloyd Johnson. used by the treasurer will be con Last Wednesday the high school verted for the use of absti actors l| Coni was defeated by a team from connection with the clerk’s office. pany "K ” The office of Cllinty School Super ndent l nub has also been moved second TEACHERS OF COUNTS i rom the court house to the MEET IN INSTITUTE floor of the Goyne building. --------------- 4 A county institute w,i. held last Saturday at the t/sh sch' ol audltoi iuin. which was attended by more than fifty j pedagogues from ’ various parts of the i county. The principal speakers of the day were Harold C Miller, of the Clover- dale High School. M as Helen Pettit, Mrs. Joy,, Willi- and Supt. Turnbull of i he iilaim k schools. G. B. Lamb, county superintendent, also ialk< d on matters of general Interest to teachers This is the second local institute which has been held in the county this winter The next one will be held iu the north part of the county some time iu February. ------------ *-------------- MEN S0UCHT BY SHERIFF APPREHENDED RECENTLY J t ’ k ; ■ ■ ! Í WON DEC FUL ill ; — aie JAN U A) ELK OFFICIAL MAKES VISIT TO LOCAL LODGE WEDNESDAY PELtOv.' ' xr I be February, 1923. session of the 1 o’cuit Court will open on the 5 til with the prospects of a large docket to consider. The grand jury, which will be the same as la.-tt session, will be called -gether next 1 liursday and Friday to prepare the way for the court. l'lie grand jury consists of A. J. Wilks, foreman, A M. Ginn, George Williams, Jay Honey, Lynn Gay, Fred Thun, and Wallace Edson. District Attorney Goyne stated this week that there will be a num ber of criminal cases this term. A large number of civil cases will also be heard during the February session. ♦ MONDAY MUSICAL CLUB Mis. Fred Small anti Mis. L. W. Turnbull weie hostesses at the meet ing of the Monday MumciH club at if home of Mrs. E. E.Koch, on Jan. 15th. Mi< David Kuratli gave an interesting and much enjoyed talk ^n current events, A vocal solo by Mrs. Archie Fremh, ,”O Thmi Sub lime Sweet Evening Star” from rannhuuser, was well rendered and dr Fred greatly appreciated. all i . • «is < <1 the mu.-iichl form of •iinhati ci and Lohengrin, and >lr:<. French told storie and legends of’Lohengrin. Mrs. J. C. Holden Jllayed Elsa’s Dream an, Sl.ut’s Wed- ding Procession giving the syuopsia of each. A paper on the life of Wagner from 1850-1865 by Miss fherese Guylord was read, After the program light refreshments were served by the hostesses. -------------- 4----------- - A special »ossloli of the Elks lodge ,i held Wednesday evening, the oc .i. inn bolng the official visit of the district deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Colon R. Eberhard. About 160 mem Imrs were present and after the initl I’ion there was a supper in the din ing room. Mr. Eberhard commended lb«- lodge <m the work they are doing GUILD ENTERTAINED ■nd reported that he found every- The Ladies Guild of St. Alban’s 'ling In good shape Mr. Eberhard Mission was entertained by Mrs. P. left here Thursday morning for Me F. Desnay at the Tilco Apartments ilnnvllle to visit the lodge nt that ’uesduy afternoon. The following place. officers were elected fo the ensuing -------- -_4---------------- year: President, Mrs. M. A. Atlants; vice president, Mrs. Elizabeth II. OCAL PEACE OFFICERS ATTEND PORTLAND MEET Fronk; Secretary. Mrs. J. L. Keeley; treasurer, Mrs. W. S Coates Mr.). D. O. Spltzmetzer was the Chief of Police Henry White and herfff John Aschim were In Port guest. The following members were land last week attending the meet entertained: Mrs. F C. Baker, Mrs. il g of the Northwestern Association W. 8. Coates, Mrs Ait Case, Mra. ■ ■ Sheriffs and Police. Delegatee William Delaney, Mis. Percy Sheldon Elizabeth from the western part of the States Mrs Chas. A. Brown, Mi and Canada were present, making 11. Fronk and Miss Geoigiu Barry. Mi, W. F. Nichols will entertain about three bundled in all Sheriff Aschim continued on to the Guild February 13 ut her home the state of Washington after the 1 11 E. Mh ii net. I he . Guild will entertain in honor of Bishop W. T. ineetln; to bring back u prisoner. --------4------- Suinnei ami Archdeacon J. C. Black at the home of Mrs F. C. Baker, on .Jain«'- S. Graham of Bay Oity, who left the country some time ago wa3 returned here recently and charged w ith into'.ieatioii, non-support, and larceny by b.ilici Graham has been arraigned before the justice court on tile.,- counts anil 1 being held in jail tn lieu of bonds » Oscar Smith wa ar a . cste.l in Ore gon tile j:i a e It tor unlawful fish ing and unlawful possession of in— toxical in liquor nt Pacific City last! July Deputy Slit riff E. W. Holden! CITY IS ENRICHED MONDAY as i nt foi (he .s.iii but ite wa ¡th! BY FINES FROM SIX PEOPLE > furnish a bond mil« a left at Ore Raymond DeVroy un<l Herbert gon City. l iken into <ustudy by the night under 1 STILL 46 LEFT IN LP WALLftTl. THB 4 E light sui *2» MANiLLUs M c M illan íiliati V
