Commencement week events at Eugene High School
Eugene High School observes Commencement with senior banquet by juniors at Osma Hotel, class play Mr Bob at Folly theatre, diplomas at Central Presbyterian church, and alumni reception at Prof Young's home. Community hosts Miss Patterson china shower for Edith Haggard. multiple weddings planned with local families featured.
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Eugene High School
New Osma Hotel
Bob
Folly Theatre
Central Presbyterian Church
Prof. Young
East Ninth Street
Social Evening and Wedding at East Tenth Street Home
Mrs Geerge Kinsey hosted a Wednesday dinner at her East Tenth Street residence with guests including Mr and Mrs Parker and several Misses Lottie Deyoe Fanny Millican Myrtle Green Bertha Abel Eva Wentworth Mabel Simmons Mae Kinsey and Palmer Miss Ethel Kinsey helped serve. A home wedding followed that evening at 8 30 with Miss Emogene Ellis and Oren Price Howe uniting in marriage Rev W B Pinkerton officiating in cream silk net dress over messaline.
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Oren Howe
Eugene Ellis
Lola Howe
Elizabeth Howe
West Twelfth Street
Miss Ellis
Hawkins
Portland
Ellis
Geerge Kinsey
East Tenth Street
Parker
Lottie Deyoe
Fanny Millican
Myrtle Green
Bertha Abel
Eva Wentworth
Mabel Simmons
Mae Kinsey
Miss Palmer
Ethel Kinsey
Fir
Ellson West
Eventh Street
Mies Emogene Ellis
Oren Price Howe
W. B. Pinkerton
Congregational Church
Aes
Shirtwaist Styles Dominate Fashion Notes in New York
Fads and Fashions reviews shirtwaist designs versatile enough for separate wear or as suits. Linen and madras fabrics offer varied colors and textures with details like box plaits, shoulder yokes, decorative buttonholes, deep cuffed sleeves, and contrasting belts shaping new spring silhouettes.
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New York
Madras
Viscount Maidstone and Drexel at English Races
A marriage between Viscount Maidstone and Miss Margaretta Drexel ties social life in London to the Drexel fortune. The couple’s public appearance at the races signals both social ambition and the transfer of funds to support young English interests as they watch a horse backed by English patrons.
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Viscount Maidstone
Margaretta Drexel
England
London
Drexel
Wedding reception and out-of-town guests noted
The home was beautifully decorated with ivy and roses. After the ceremony, the welding supper was served by Mrs. Melvin Hansen, assisted by Miss Leta Waite, Miss Ora Waite, Miss Martha Hannum and Miss Myrtle Gilbert. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. T. H. Twitchell of Portland, Mrs. Allen of Portland, Mrs. Cc H. Cottrell from Minnesota, and Mr. Vern Scobert from The Dalles. The Scoberts left for Portland to spend their honeymoon.
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Beth Howe
Faye D. Howe
Salem
Edith Brown
Fay Howe
Arthur Preston
Hawkins
Portland
Mrs. Howe
West Eleventh Street
Melvin Hansen
Leta Waite
Ora Waite
Martha Hannum
Myrtle Gilbert
T. H. Twitchell
Allen
Cc. H. Cottrell
Minnesota
Vern Secobert
Dalles
Bond and Marsters to Wed in Irving Church Wedding
Miss Livia Zelah Bond daughter of Mr and Mrs Lincoln Bond of Irving to Angel Carlos Marsters of Portland announce their June 23 wedding at United Brethren church Irving. The couple will reside in Portland after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livia Zelah Bond
University of Oregon
Linecoln Bond
Irving
Angel Carlos Marsters
Portland
United Brethern Church
Ferry club hosts kitchen shower for Miss Clara Mergdorf
On Tuesday afternoon the Ferry club a ladies organization on that street tendered a kitchen shower to Miss Clara Mergdorf at her home on South Ferry street.
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Westminister Guild
Central Presbyterian Church
J. W. Kays
Willamette Street
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Oscar Gorrell
We Sixth Street
China
Walker
Ferry Club
Clara Mergdorf
South Ferry Street
Farewell Reception for Mrs Ridgeway at Ferry Street Club
On Wednesday the Ferry street club hosted a farewell reception at Mrs E L Gunns home 936 Ferry to honor Mrs Ridgeway a club member leaving Eugene.
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Ferry Street Club
E. L. Gunn
Ferry
Ridgeway
Eugene
Mr and Mrs Thorne Guests of Mrs Campbell at Pearl Street
Mr and Mrs Frederick Thorne of Seattle visit Mrs Idaho F Campbell at 270 Pearl Street. The wife is formerly Miss Katherine Coggewell of this city.
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Frederick Thorne
Seattle
Katherine Coggewell
This City
Idaho F. Campbell
Pearl Street
Dr Shoop’s Restorative Promises Quick Nerve Relief
A vintage ad claims Dr Shoops Restorative strengthens weak nerves rather than stimulating stomach heart or kidneys. It asserts direct action on nerves supplying each organ and promises noticeable results in five to ten days. Sold by Yerington’s drug store.
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Dr. Shoop
Fashion notes on waists and summer fabrics
The article reviews waist designs with tucks, cuffs, pearl buttons, and tailored collars. It discusses pongee, natural colors, embroidery, and lace motifs, praising pongee for travel and everyday wear, and highlights mercerized foulards and cotton voiles in various blue and green tones.
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Eton
Gibson
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for wounds and skin sores
An old advertisement urges prompt treatment of wounds with Bucklen's Arnica Salve to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene. It promotes its use for burns boils sores skin eruptions eczema chapped hands and piles, priced 25 cents at W. A. Kay Wendall's.
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W. A. Kay
Wendall
New York Gossips Stir With Law and Travel News
In New York on June 11 a column riffs on legal figures from Judge O Sullivan to Bourke Cockran, plus a tour of long island June walks and record ocean travel in June 1910. The piece notes 17 500 first cabin travelers and 8500 second cabin travelers aiming for Europe with billions in tips and vast passenger totals. It mentions Hampt on L Marshall’s benefit, Mount Airy New Thought center, Arch bishop Farley’s anniversary, and St Patrick’s Cathedral debt drive with a McCloskey centenary plan including Cardinal Logue.
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New York
Singsing
Paytoih
O'Sullivan
Malone
Samuel Untermyer
William Hornblower
de Lancey Nicoll
Europe
Ie Cunarder Caronia
Cincinnati
Lloyd
Caffern
Steamship Lines
Mount Airy
Oscawana-on-the-Hudson
New Thoughters
New Cult
Thaddeus Burrakeman
Archishop Farley
Archdiocese of New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Canada
Archdioces
Cardinal McCloskey
Arcbishop
McCloskey
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Roosevelt in London Leaves with Regretful Goodbyes
London dispatch notes Col Roosevelt’s final days in England as a corking good time despite a controversial Guildhall speech. Society, Queen Mary thrift, King Edward’s business acumen, and Queen Mother’s expected income are highlighted alongside mint coinage and new stamp design discussions.
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London
Roosevelt
Guildhall
England
Lord Cromer
Mr. Roosevelt
Royal Academy
George
Victoria
Great Britain
Automobile bookshops: vans built for rural sales
Three specially designed vans to be converted into mobile bookshops are being built in Luton at 3000 dollars each. They will be sent by stagecoach in three directions northeast, northwest, and west, carrying cheap up-to-date volumes for sale to countryside shoppers. Each van will be crewed by three men, one to drive.
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Luton
Supernatural Theory On Saturdays Fatal For English Rulers
Authorities on occult matters may explain why Saturdays proved deadly for rulers of England. The article lists William III dying on Saturday March 170, Queen Anne on Saturday August 6 1714, George II on Saturday October 25 1760, George III on Saturday January 29 1820, and George IV on Saturday June 26 1830, with late kings Edward and others dying near Saturdays end or Sunday dawn in earlier years.
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Sulers
England
William III
Queen Anne
George II
George III
George IV
George
Edward
Sawmill Plant Gone in Fire at Horton and Sayer
Burne Oregon June 10 Yesterday afternoon fire destroyed Horton and Sayer sawmill plant 18 miles northwest of Burns on the Simes River. Loss includes shingle mill equipment planer edger and a residence with 700000 feet of lumber burned. Total loss estimated at 35000 with building material demand worsening setback. Fire started in roof from sparks.
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Burne, Or
Horton & Sayer
Burns
Simes River
Kept the King at Home Dr King’s New Life Pills
Paul Mathulka of Huffalo New York reports keeping Dr King’s New Life Pills at home for a year. He calls them an easy but sure remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. W A Kuykendall’s.
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Dr. King
Pilla
Paul Mathulka
Huffalo
N.Y
Epidemic Rumors Surround Port land Scarlet Fever
The Democrat reports rumors of scarlet fever and diphtheria in Port land with conflicting notices from the Oregonian and other papers. Doctors hold daily consultations and a wide quarantine is alleged amid reporting gaps from the fall rowe. At least one case reached Albany, but truth remains uncertain.
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Portland
Oregonian
Albany
Wolgast Breaks Arm in Seventh Round Fight
Milwaukee lightweights battled in a ten round no decision bout as Wolgast fractured the forearm in the seventh while the two weighed about 130 pounds. Redmond of Milwaukee pressed early but Wolgast finished with the slight edge despite the injury.
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Milwaukee
Wic
Jane
Wolgaer
Nelson
Jack Redmond
Wolgant
Redmond
Men Who Will Arrange Collration For Fourth Of July
The committees for this year's Fourth of July celebration are listed with Parade led by Henry Hollenbeck John Bampton F L Chambers Walter Stafford and W W Branstetter Sports led by C A Wintermeier Julius Goldsmith C H Woods Muste O Roberta George Yering ton and E A Beans secretary and treasurer A meeting of all committee members will be held Monday at 8 p m in the Commercial Club room to organize the work in detail.
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Henry Hollenbeck
John Bampton
F. L. Chambers
Walter Stafford
W. W. Branstetter
C. A. Wintermeier
Julius Goldsmith
C. H. Woods
Muste
O. Roberta
George Yerington
E. A. Bean
Commercial Club
Do You Get The Dest If You Have A Cough Or Croup
An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr Bell’s Pine Loney for coughs croup and throat trouble. It promises relief and directs buyers to look for the bottle label sold by Dillon’s.
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Colt
Dr. Bell
Dillons
Wreck Named as Best Description of Ailment
An OCR fragment describes a rheumatic pain complaint labeled as a wreck of a description, noting a severe attack and that the remedy promises to cure all pain at a stated price of 2 Dillon's Drug Store.
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Dillon
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Ida Patterson
Edith Haggard
East Eleventh Street
Patterson
Miss Haggard
Meador
Buck
W. B. Dillard
Harry Keeney
Larimer
Miss Owen
Minnie Evans
Mabel Haggard
Georgia Dillon
Miss Norris
Miss Patterson
Harriet Patterson
Clara Meradorf
Harold Haines
Ferry Street Club of Honor
Mersdorf
Clara
Mildred Mersdorf
S. D. Allen
A. G. Alles
Plank
Warner
Aid Society of the Congregational Church
G. D. Linn
West Eighth Street
Priscilla Club
D. Matlock
South Willamette Street
G. R. Chrisman
C. W. Barbour
Presbyterian Aid Society
W. O. Heckart
Fuller
Laura Frazer
Frost
A. M. Gilbert
Miss Pearl Vivian Gilbert
Frank V. Scobert
D. H. Trimble
Ruby Hannum
Allen Andrews
Horace Burnett
Pucto
American Press Association
Douglaston
Little Neck
Long Island
Grandpa
Grandma
Euch
Hampton L. Marshall
Newsp Aperman
Shubert
Marshall
California
Col Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Dorchester House
Reid
Nicholas Longworth
Queen Mary
Duchess of
Teck
Mary
Ernest Cassel
Marlborough House
Sandringham
Dodge Dept Store
Eugene, Oregon
Wolgast
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