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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
4
The Christian Church presents an Easter program by the Sunday school children during the Bible school hour. Miss Mary Guiley of Eugene will lead song services and sing solos. Special Easter sermons are planned for both morning and evening. Junior and Young People meet at regular hours.
Arrangements are made for a special Easter service at Calvary Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 11 AM. The service includes reception of members, baptism for infants and adults, special music with solos and choir, an Easter sermon by Dr H Charles Dunsmore, and a public invitation to attend.
Next Sunday April 16 Easter activities include Sunday school from 10 to 11 open to the public and an 11 o clock sermon by Rev C E Powell D D The evangelistic services will run for two weeks or more Powell a Home Mission Board representative has worked as a missionary in India Canada tribes and Labrador The Oregon Statesman praised his university level but accessible addresses inviting all to attend
Pastor F S Clemo invites worshipers to special music next Sunday in both morning and evening services. Services will run every evening next week at 7 45. Don t miss them.
The Easter program will be presented Sunday at 11 in the main auditorium after Sunday school at 10 led by superintendent Mr. Justin. Rev. Proppe will speak on what the resurrection proves and later preach on the second coming with signs of the end. The B Y P U meets at 6 30 p m with a sermon at 7 30 titled The end of this age.
Sunday April 9 marked the 80th birthday of Rev P R Burnett of Eugene a longtime Independence pastor. His children and grandchildren gathered at the Burnett home and joined him for church in a tribute to his fifty years in the ministry and his sterling character. A Eugene pastor invited Mrs Edna Irvine to sing and Burnett received a heartfelt address honoring his life and service.
Relatives gather for a reunion with Do W Irvine Hays Whiteaker Burnett families from Independence Southern Oregon and Fluryne. Women’s club hosts at Oak Point with Ellen Sloper presiding and performances by Mrs Irvine Mrs Barnell and Miss Childs. Birthday party for Elizabeth Baker and dinners hosted by Dickinsons Drexlers and McKinneys.
The quote argues that modern minds erase old ideals while projecting a blank future. individuals write their names on it, while the past is crowded with great figures like Plato Isaiah Shakespeare Michelangelo Napoleon. It suggests fear drives new deals as people avoid revisiting enduring ideals.
A mishap thwarted what could have been a serious rail disaster on the Lewis and Clark line near Astoria after a chain-secured plate was found on a rail. Oregon’s industrial accident commission recorded one death in the week ending April 6, Howard Gwyne of Portland among the victims, with 26 total accidents reported.
The article lists approximate populations of global cities from various years between 1900 and 1921. Cities named include London New York Paris Tokyo Moscow Shanghai Peking Berlin Vienna Calcutta Bombay Bombay Calcutta and others with populations ranging from about one million to over three million.
The New York Tribune argues the Berlin statue of Siegfried and his sword misalign with Prussia and Germany today. It notes Siegfried’s Belgian/Nederlander origins and a Burgundian marriage, urging retirement of both sword and statue as inappropriate symbols.
A Danish traveler returning from San Francisco claims he walked with Mrs. Jack London near the author’s California home. They confronted a boulder his leap over, prompting Mrs London to warn the Dane he had jumped over her husband’s grave. The publisher dismissed the rumor.
Raymond G. Carroll in the Philadelphia Public Ledger describes a new social label in Manhattan’s Acropolis of America from Riverside Drive to Morningside Park. Finalehoppers are year-ahead trendsetters who spearhead fresh music art dance dress slang and ideas shaping the crowd.
I plucked an autumn leaf in the park and showed it to a man with wonderful relatives. He touched the leather leaf and recalled an uncle who made imitation leaves. I asked if theirs were better and Flo sneered, Yes they were.
Forecasts issued by the British meteorological service predicted ten days of fair weather in England, a record for long range weather prediction. Wireless technology played a major role in this breakthrough, with potential benefits for agriculture and related fields.
Mrs. De Witt visited Portland last Saturday to see her husband in town. Mrs. Yagamata, wife of a Mc Laughlin hop yard employee, badly scalded her arm last Sunday. George H. Wood and A. A. Justin traveled to Albany Corvallis Eugene and other points for Independ ence iron works. Henry Stonehocker a pucker at Pedee was brought here after a saw wound to the side. Pat Orlando named for a newborn boy at Abe Hecker’s home who already tops the golf chart. H C Constance of Independ ence north area taken to state hospital. wife seriously ill with pneumonia. Bain transfer announces lower round trip rates on Oregon Electric to Portland Salem Albany Eugene Hillsboro Forest Grove Woodburn and Connell. Thomas Hibba family gathering at A L Thomas home with dinners and a pleasant afternoon. attendees included S Thomas Fre Thomas Muriel Flom Laura Thomas Jefferson J D Hibbs and A L Thomas Independence.
A folk belief claims girls born on Monday are beautiful but jealous, while those born on other days are similar, with financial remarks suggesting money concerns. The text reflects a dated superstition without scientific support.
A playful lyric fragment warns against home made whiskies and bootleg goods as a cautionary tease. The verses invite sticking to mainstream pop and soda as safer options, with a light humorous tone throughout.
Mrs Sigler, a longstanding caregiver, is located near Pearl House west of Christian Church with physician references. Phone M6912. opmef.
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