St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-12-23
Remember the needy.

MIS- ildl iolu 10 oNlll SlOWly luu-
proving.
The Federal grand jury is in
session in Portland.
A. M. Warner is erecting a new
residence on Leavitt street.
The days have begun to lengthen,
but scarcely noticeable so far.
The last few days have been
mighty hard on the wood pile.
We are pleased to state that II.
w. Bonham is steadily improving.
Bring in your job printing. Do
not wait until you are entirely out.
Reports from New York say
trade is much better than year
ago.
David Oliver has taken out per-
NIT for a fine residence at IoS
Hudson street.
A magnificent Christmas tree
adorns the lobby at the Peninsula
National Bank,
Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday: Christian Sci
encl Lesson for Thanksgiving
Day.
Miss Gussie Human, aged 81, is in
Jail in Brooklyn, New York, charged
with murder in the first degree. She
is accused Of killing her sweet.
heart.
Petitions are being circulated for
the hardsurfacing OF Ivanhoe street
from Burlington to Richmond. Let
this good example be emulated
throughout the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Worden aud
family Of Mist, Oregon, are spend.
ing the holidays with Mrs. Worden's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Killebrew OF N. Hartman street.
There will be no club meetings
at the Y. w. C.. A. in the after.
Moons. but on Wednesday evening
the Y. w. c. A. Xmas party for
club girls will be held Also party
for the high school club Saturday
evening,
The members of the Baptist
church will have Christmas serv-
ices Sunday morning. Preaching
at III a. m. at the Y. w. G.. A.
building. All members of the
church are urgently requested 10
be present. Everybody cordially
invited. Rev. Il. A. Leonard.
The Bachelor Club will be pleas
cd to receive donations of clothing,
groceries, fuel, money, etc, to be
distributed to the needy OF 81. Johns
Leave at club rooms OF call Colum.
bia 57S. The Bachelors are repeat
ing their noble efforts of former
years in spreading Christmas cheer
where it is most needed,
You are a modern Samaritan
when you Christmas seal your
Christmas mail. A million tubercu.
lous people are falling by the way
side, They need your helping hand.
Every dollars worth OF Christmas
seals that you buy is blow aimed
directly at the white plague. Each
penny seal brings the vision of
victory over this life Tobbing ma
rauder nearer,
Mary f.. Koenecke died at her
home, 424 T., Richmond street Dec.
18TH aged SO years, 6 months and !
IL days. Cancer aud dropsy was
the cause of her death, She had !
resided here about 8 years. Sur
viving her are FIVE sons and two
daughters. Funeral services were
held Sunday at the chapel OF the
ST. Johns Undertaking CO., DR.. III
f. Jones preaching the sermon,
Interment took place at Mil City !
Monday,
Cement work for the foundations |
of the new James John high school
was begun in the week just closed |
by George Jackson general con
tractor. The new school will cost
approximately s240 900 and Is to
be ready for use at the beginning OF
the next school year, The main
building now under construction is
to be 200 by 200 feet in size, with
two stories and basement of brick
and concrete, with red pressed
brick for the exterior walls. A
boiler room so by 81 feet in size, of
brick and concrete, is to be erected
at the rear OF the main building.
ST. Johns United Evangelical
Rev. ]. Holdeman, pastor.
Services next Sunday morning and
evening. The Sunday school will
give Christmas program Friday
evening ats O'Clock. Mrs. C. NJ.
Hall is superintendent and Mrs.
l.. p. Hoskins and Miss Hazel
Eischelberger, assistant superin-
tendents, The Evangelical Ladies
Aid Society did we'll with their ba-
zaar Wednesday of last week Mrs.
L. ]. Monahan is the president.
The Evangelical Womans' Home
and Foreign Missionary Society met
at the home Mrs. Marcy this week.
Mrs. Rose l. Bergman is the pres
Ident Rev Layton, former pas
Tor, and family Of Corvallis came
down Sunday 10 attend the Young.