Young Pastor Finds Bend Westward Calling After Cove Year
Phil Sturges Jr the son of Dean Sturges of St Pauls Cathedral Boston leaves Cambridge for Oregon to serve in Bend after a year in Cove. He and his wife Rosalind Howe adjust to ranch life, wood stoves and lambing while coaching, teaching, and acting in town activities. The piece contrasts rural faith needs with Western openness and lingering quest for spiritual values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Sturges, Jr
Dean Sturges
St. Paul's Cathedral
Boston
Groton School
Princeton
Episcopal Theological Schools
Cambridge
Thane
Sturges
Rosalind Howe
Wallis E. Howe
Bristol
R. I
Mark A. DeWolfe Howe
Phil Sturges
Insbride
Royal Anne
Jonathan
Bend
Dioeral Senet
Aas
Glee
Undset's The Wild Orchid Reviews and Carnival Sports
The review lauds The Wild Orchid as stronger than The Burning Bush with Catholicism as a through line found in Randi Alme and Paul’s cafe meeting and a convent turn. The piece notes a dismal ending in The Burning Bush with a courtroom, jail, and mass, and highlights a Carnival of Sports program at the Y M C A with boxing wrestling and acrobatics led by local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrid Undset
Madam Undset
Randi Alme
Paul
Paris
Randi
Fins
Lucy
Y. M .Ca
New Bedford Y. M. C. A
Bill Furtado
Flash” Ferreira
Joe Gear
Gene Mansi
Leo Mansi
River” Cardoza
Michael Pasquerelli
Mike” King
Pat” DeLauri
Manuel “Boy” Almeida
Fa Gear
Clergy Couple’s Move From Cove to Bend Chronicle
A young pastor and wife leave Cove a village of 400 for Bend where he serves two parishes. They recall sour pipes by blow torch and a sloped kitchen floor. Their trek includes night arrival and dramatic scenery at Smith’s Rocks and Crooked River canyon during a 400 mile drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove
Bend
Phil Sturges
Smith's Rocks
Crooked River Canyon
Philosophical Parson Speaks of Hope in Groton and Cambridge
The piece argues the pioneer parson is philosophical rather than pessimistic, noting Bend and Boston as new then and now. It affirms lingering hope amid reflection on Groton Princeton and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Princeton
Cambridge
Bend
Boston
Two-Game Hoop Classic Opens Season Series
The High School Hoopsters from Patan Qielee prepare for a two game home and away series with Warren in a county showdown. Tonight they stay idle before Friday’s trip to Warren to face the fhtdh county rivals in a feature basketball classic of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren High Five Faces Friars In Tight Basketball Clash
Bristol fans plan to attend a game tonight at Warren gym as Warren High School defends against a visiting Friars five. The visitors bring star prep players and high pace, while Warren leverages a compact court and strong defense guided by Coach Jim McGeough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Warren Hugh- Providerite
Warren Ith
Friar
Warren
Jim ‘McGeough
Warren dé+ fenke
Night Hawks Triumph In Close Bowling Match At State Street
Night Hawks edged the BTA quintet by two pins after a hard fought series at Bill Seymour’s alley on State Street. The opening string tied, the Night Hawks won the second, dropped the third, and finally secured a 3 to 1 match result with a narrow total pin margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill ‘Seymour
Dampion
Glory Pygr Beare
Ciatad
Mertharts
Theight Hawks
Vicory
Filament Yield From a Coon of Good Quality
A single cc coon of good quality may furnish 400 to 800 yards of reelable filament.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fiera
Lane
Nelson C
Metcalfede 4
Ornegar
Beni
Grande Rande Valle
Ms Rancher
Fite
Irvirbb
Stukgess
Cas‘cdde
Oregon
Northwest
Minneapolis
Minnesota
New England
Voornee Messere
Deschutes National Forest
Forest Rangers
Skyliners Club
Bend and
Beacon Hill
Mrr Sturges
Mirror Pond
Three Sisters
Orkibris
Mrs. Sturges and
Phil Sturges Jr
Patan Qielee
Night Hawks
Seymeur
W. Burke
Servant
Paull
Wwe
Darling
Ryone
Canning
Bullock
Newman Aee
Middleton
THE
Christian Science Monitor
Capistian Science Pus.isuHine Society
Massachusetts
Cunistan Science Monitor
Back Bay Station
Mass
Tered
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!