Circuit Court Doings Under Judge Belt in McMinnville
In McMinnville Circuit Court on the 22nd Judge Belt moved to clear the docket. Cases heard included Lester Potter versus John Bilger and Sheriff Henderson over arena purchases now owned by Ranney with a decree in Bilger’s favor. Custody rulings favored Laughlin’s claim initially, then were contested. Holmes awarded custody to the father in 1914, with a new petition for modification following. Esther A. Cook sued William Sherman and W A Coughlan. testimony taken, decision reserved. Coughlan disputed forfeiture claims over lots in Cook's Park Addition. Littlefield and McGuire represented Cook, Kirks for defendants. C H Prack versus Sheridan Timber Company, personal injury suit. motion to strike part of the defense denied. case tried before Judge Holmes.
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Belt
Cenit
Lester Potter
John Bilger
Arenas
Bilger
Ranney
Multnomah
Esther A. Cook
William Sherman
W. A. Coughlan
Coughlan
Cook’s Park
McMinnville
Court of the Universe Exposition in San Francisco
The grand central court at the Exposition dominates the scene with 188 foot arches symbolizing nations. The long docket includes divorce by desertion for George Kaufman, coal bill dispositions, judgments against C E Cook and F M Cook, and city street improvement cases before Judge Belt. City attorneys B A Kirke and F L Everson defend plaintiffs. George G Bingham and J B Dodson represent the city.
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Amity
George Kaufman
Washington
Irvine
Powell
Beach
F. M. Cook
Chas. A. Ridder
Harry Lucas
M. E. Reitzel
B. A. Kirks
McMinaville
Portland
Mana Property
Club Names Advisory Committee Members
The club announced its honorary watchers and appointed an Advisory Committee led by S. P. Timberlake, C. Ef. Nichols, Hiram Gould, Jessie E wards, and U. SG. Miller.
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S. P. Timberlake
C. Ef. Nichols
Hiram Gould
Jessie Ewards
U. SG. Miller
Great Revival in Newberg Draws 211 Converts
A 27 day revival led by Pastor George C Ritchey attracted 211 converts and a Tuesday night offering of 20 to 25 dollars. Rev A F Ritchey from York sang and preached, with plans for a union revival with all Christians in the future. Easter sermon slated at Christian Tabernacle next Sunday.
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Faeeatnueiob
George C. Ritchey
Newberg
A. F. Ritchey
York
Nebraska
George C. Co
Ritchey
Christian Tabernacle
Big Man Coming to Newberg April 9
The closing lyceum number will be given Friday night of next week. Dr. Green, the great seats may be secured at Kienle's Music Store. Admission 26 and 50 cents.
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Lyceum
Easter Services At Church and Cantata Tribute
Easter program details include a morning service with a Living Christ cantata by Irene and a large choir under Hall, no intermission, followed by an 8 oclock evening service with special numbers and a sermon. The notice also references Rev S H Upton leading a Saturday service and then an obituary style tribute for a long time resident of Newberg with family details.
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Lile
Suneta
Christ
Irene
Hall
Easter Sunday at Presbyterian Church Services
Easter Sunday observed with morning services at the Presbyterian church. Geo Lee of Ballard Washington will attend. a vesper service at 4 o'clock features a cantata by the choir. The choir includes sopranos Mrs Chas Morris Miss Ethel Morris Mrs E E Goff Alice Mrs D Kuhlman Ww Gatchell Chas Morris. bassos B E Goff W F Wilkin Henry Craw Accompanist Miss Bertie Langton Director Miss Jessie Britt.
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Presbyterian Church
Geo. Lee
Ballard, Washservice
Chas. Morris
Ethel Morris
E. E. Goff
Alice
D. Kuhlman
Ww. Gatchell
Obituary of George M Graves Dies at 78 at Home
George M Graves died at his First Street home Thursday evening March 25 after a fifteen day illness. He was 78 years 11 months and 16 days old. The funeral was held at his home.
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George M. Graves
First Street
Shiloh W. R. C Holds Regular Meeting
Last Thursday Shiloh W. R. C held its regular meeting followed by a social hour with Shiloh Post members. Supper was served at five in the dining room led by the flag and drums from two ladies corps. Blessing was given by Rev. Hayes, chaplain, with about 75 present. Mary E. C. Scott noted Pat. Inst.
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Shiloh W. R. C
Shiloh Post
Hayes
Post
Sink
Mary E. C. Scott
Mrs Margaret Carpenter dies after long Oregon life
Mrs Margaret Jane Carpenter died at her Che Salem Center home on Tuesday March 30. Born September 26 1838 near Dayton Ohio she was 76 years 6 months 4 days old. She moved to Oregon 1879 living in Salem then Newberg where she resided. She leaves son Orville B. Westfall and grandson Harold Westfall. Funeral at her home Thursday at 2 pm and burial in Friends cemetery.
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Margaret Jane Carpenter
Che Salem Center
Dayton
Montgomery County
Ohio
Oregon
Salem
Newberg
Orville B. Westfall
Harold Westfall
Friends’ Cemetery
Pre Easter White Opening at LeChapeau This Week
Gregory Sisters announce a Friday and Saturday opening at LeChapeau featuring a large line of new Summer styles arriving. Prices described as reasonable as shoppers await fresh outfits for the season.
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LeChapeau
Gregory Sisters
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Circuit Court
Big Man
S. H. Upton
Free Methodist
Mary Jane Skinkle
Minnesota Lake
Minnesota
W. H. Graves
Julia Gordon
Vienna
New York
C. M. Hailston
London
George A
Amos A
Ashland
Gilbert G
Tillamook
Charles H
G. Herbert
Jay C
Mary Cox
Beaver
Lulu
Edith
Myrtle Atkinson
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G. M. Graves
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