Easter party and club entertainments described
Fete and The Eleo Club hosted an Easter party at Miss MaeKinsey’s East 10th Street home with Easter bonnets crafted from colored tissue. Other items note Knights of Pythias hall socializing, new member welcomes, a birthday party on East 9th Street, Baptist silver tea, bridge and needlework gatherings, a Kappa Sigma gym dance with out of town guests, and church society events with refreshments and social hours.
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Eleo Club
Muriel Freeland
East
Oregon
Armop Kreamer
Dorothea Boynton
Katherine Wiliams
Axte Turpering
Elizabeth Carnahan
Janet Frazer
Dorothy Laury
Vera Tobey
Margaret Hammond
Frances Martin
Se Bean
Women's Union of the Baptist Church
L. M. ‘Hall
Pear] Street
L. M. Hall
R. 8. Huston
C. H. Young
G. W. Kinsey
Stoops
Sunshine Club
William “Kuykendsw
South
Willamette Street
Mabel Kaykendall
Helen Kuykendall
Fanny Nelson
Chicago
Hill
P. E. Snodgrass
West Sun Street
C. A. Hardy
Aid Society
M. E. Church
Fads And Fashions: Jewelry And Accessories Highlight Dress Touch
New York fashion notes emphasize small accessories as key to distinction. Bags, pocketbooks, and embroidered metal adornments create harmony, with platinum and diamond pieces in cobweb designs, enamel brooches, lace necklaces, and velvet ribbons described as must have touches for elegant ensembles.
Fashionable bags for daily dress use and luxury leather
The article surveys a range of handbags matching gowns across occasions. It notes sizes from large square to small, with purses and memo books, toilet supplies, and shopping aids. Leathers include coarse leather, dark brown, beaver, seal skin, and morocen, with gold clasps, monograms, and semi-precious stone accents.
Averted Railway Strike Signed After Night Conference
In Chicago on March 24 an agreement was signed between the Brotherhood of Firemen and western railroads to settle all disputes. The pact averts an immediate general strike by enginemen and yardmen after a lengthy protected conference last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Brotherhood of Firemen
Western Railroads
Caucus Nominees Are Confirmed in Unanimous Vote
Washington reports a unanimous vote confirming nominees for a rules committee of six Republicans and four Democrats under the Norris resolution. Also advertised is Dr Shoop's Health Coffee a toasted grain blend marketed as a quick, coffee flavored beverage claiming no real coffee in it and sold by Yerington's Drug Store.
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Washington
Dr. Shoop
Yerington
Drus
Drain State Bank Opens After Closure of Crafe Bank
Drain State Bank, capital of 15000 dollars, was opened for business last Friday succeeding the Bank of Crafe. The officers are Dwight Head president, W N Cool vice president, E R Applegate cashier. Directors are the three officers plus W Kent and C Hasard. The old bank has gone out of business but retains its organization to wind up affairs.
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Drain State Pank
Bank of Crafe
Dwight Head
WN. D. Cool
E. R. Applegate
W W. W. Kent
C. Hasard
Mr and Mrs W T Gordon Return From Southern California
Mr and Mrs W T Gordon arrived home last evening after a trip to Southern California. The couple visited friends and familiar spots during the journey and spoke of a safe and enjoyable travel experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. T. Gordon
Southern
California
Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed by Twenty Five Years of Use
A testimonial from J F Gee of Stoneham Massachusetts praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for curing spring humors and as a general blood purifier. The letter lauds its reliability over two decades, notes multiple ingredients, and warns against inferior substitutes while recommending both liquid and SarsaparabTabs forms.
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Hood
Mra
J. F. Gee
Gould Street
Stoneham, Masa
Springfield to field team in Valley League
Springfield will be represented in the Valley League under Elmer Cox of Heath Kelly Lumber. Sid Smith of Eugene confirmed Cox will manage and recruit top players. Midway Park grounds have been repaired after November flood, with the diamond in first class shape as Eugene and Springfield prepare to begin practice on April 1. all local players are expected to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Willamette Valley Baseball League
Aeam
Elmer Cox
Heath-Kelly Lumber Company
Sid Smith
Eugene
Cox
Midway Park
Great mining suit settled out of court
The Wallace Times reports the end of a two year legal battle between Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining Company and Federal Mining and Smelting Company over ownership of the world’s foremost lead-silver ledge. The compromise swaps Kellogg district holdings for 27 000 shares of Hunter Hill stock, valued at about 1 250 000 dollars to the Federal company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Idaho
Wallace Times
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining Company
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Hiches
Eveatest
Federal Company
Kelloge
Hunter Hill Company
Fitzgerald Wins Committee Place In Democratic Caucus
Washington March 24 Democratic members of the house nominated four minority members for the enlarged rules committee Champ Clark of Missouri Oscar Underwood of Alabama Lincoln Dixon of Indiana and John J Fitzgerald of New York. Slayden of Texas led with 69 votes among scattered ballots. The vote total fell short of the required majority and the fight for the post continued.
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Washington
House Tonight
Enlarged Rules Committee
Champ Clark
Missouri
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Lincoln Dixon
Indiana
John J. Fitzgerald
New York
Slayden
Texas
Jon Representative
Fitzgerald
Sermon on Resurrection and Millennial Peace by Russell
Charles T. Russell, pastor in Brooklyn, delivers a sermon linking Christ’s resurrection to a future millennial reign. He argues the dead sleep until a staged awakening, condemns purgatory, and contends Messiah’s reign will banish ignorance and superstition. The faithful will rise first, followed by the rest in order, under divine judgment and mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Christentendom
Lord Jesus Christ
St Paul
St. Paul
Christ
Satan
Gli Wankind
Isaish
John
Abraham
God
Adam
Terial
Jesus
Messiah
Daniel
Manny
Resurrection Promise in Christ and Millennial Hope
The article argues that the resurrection of Jesus confirms a divine plan to raise all the dead in a millennial morning. It describes Christ as firstfruit, the conqueror leading captivity captive, and outlines the progression from the church’s heavenly calling to the future restoration of all humanity under God. It cites biblical passages and emphasizes a non punitive hell concept, urging readers toward faith in the resurrection and restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
St. Peter
David
Hell
Mary
Bell and Rowe
Presbyterian Board of Publication of Philadelphia
Sheol
Renson
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Brother St. Paul
Ladies' Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Stevens
Prof. Dunn
Beardsley
Hulin
Mise Blanche Hughes
al Gillette
A. Hardy
Kappa Sibma
Wm. PD. Fenton
F. B.waite
Zera Snow
J. W. Beach
L. VonZell
Shakespeare Club
P. K. Hammond
King Lear
Women’s
Republican Patriotic League
Laura Harris
West 5Th Street
Nelson
Harris
Adair
Eva Allen
Guy Stockton
Brooklyn
Tabernacle
Hades
Oor
Apostle
Lazarnus
Dorcas
Hlu
Drhley
Adem
Macca
Trumpéta
Ae. Chumenm
Cpuee
Chory
Lesus
von Clevell
Tim
Linty
Jatimah
Abel
Lebrews
Matthew x
Lerael
Ou al Loter
Rid Dea
Jehovah
Hkewise
Katah
Adamu
Loemer
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