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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
4
The La Grande Camp No. 7705 invites visiting members and the local unit to monthly meetings hosted by Fred B Currey Cal Jordan and others. Guests welcome for discussion and rituals.
A notice from Pediline Lederle W M and Mary KL Warnick secretary invites visiting members to attend the fourth Wednesday communications of the Mo B C BD lodge. The inner circle emphasizes cordial welcome and monthly cadence.
A compact notice item mentions the entities Opglidgr Co P W and Worstell Scribe in a brief newspaper snippet. The readable text centers on company names and a scribe reference without broader context or events.
Subordinate La Grande Lodge No 16 holds its ball every Saturday night. Brethren are cordially invited to attend. Cemetery plat may be seen at Vi restaurant. George Grout N 9 L BR Snook Rec Becy and Worsthell Fin Gecys.
Foresters of America Lerchen ue invite members to a Wednesday night meeting at K.offF rail. Brothers are invited to attend. BEN HAISTEN, C. LONG, G. GLY, POEL.
La Grande Lodge No. 4 A F and A M holds regular meetings on the third Saturday at 7 20 p m in MO. W A Bodgin and C Williams serve as secretary and organizer respectively in this fraternal lodge update.
Red Cross isdaige No. 37 holds every Monday evening in Castle bar. A Pythian welcer greets visiting knights. officers listed include F. Baker, C. ¢, R. L, Lincoln, K. of R. & £.
The Grand Lodge Mo 433 invites members to Thursday evening meetings at 8 oclock at the club corner Depot Street and CW. Exalted Ruler H B Coolidge and Secretary Hugh McCall extend the invitation to attend this regular gathering.
Rekedarb Crystal Lodge No 60 meets every Tuesday evening in the I C O Hall All visiting members are invited to attend Mrs Cora Fitzgerald N Miss Suean Medlroy Secretary
Push Walsh, son of Dispatcher Ed Walsh, narrowly escaped serious harm when struck by the Number 10 mail train near the depot. He was knocked about 30 feet, then recovered with only minor scratches and a bruised back after examination by Dr. C. T. Bacon.
Nine contestants spoke at Villard Hall for Oregon’s interstate orator title. Judges selected five finalists: H. J. Rounds with The Spirit of Patriotism, B. H. Williams with The Query of Life, W. C. Nichols with Landmarks of Liberty, A. M. Geary with Commercialized Press and Public Opinion, and L. N. Mays with Private vs. Public Liberty.
Laurant the Man of Many Mysteries will present the fourth number of the La Grande Lecture Course. The evening features tricks from India China Japan and Egypt at the Mormon Tabernacle on Tuesday March 1 at 9 pm. Doors open 8 15 pm. Single admission seven cents.
Whiston opens a series meeting with a sermon on Fools at the Christian church. Longman will sing one of his popular solos. The event includes a question box and chart. Doors open at 7 40 with a prompt start.
Rev. P. A. McDaniel, a returned missionary from Africa, will address the Presbyterian church union prayer meeting. The event aims for a good turnout as the last such prayer session before evangelistic meetings. He is described as delivering a strong live missionary speech.
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