Newberg Christian Church Marks Second Anniversary
Newberg Oregon The Newberg Christian Church celebrated its second anniversary on April 8 with a program from 2 30 p m to revival services ending in a baptismal service The present membership is 138 with 108 at roll call The treasury reported about 3800 raised for site tabernacle and expenses Plus 125 donated for missions The Bible School owes 100 for canvass The Christian Woman's Board of Missions auxiliary gave 18 or 20 The Ladies Aid Society raised nearly 300 The church added 38 new members A C E Society of 30 members organized April 4 The Bible School prospering with 88 present April 11 Officers elected include W H Brooks Elder C A Bottom and C J Leavitt Deacons D L Evans Trustee E L Heater Treasurer C M McCormick Organist Miss Jessie Bissett Chorister Ralph Handville Supt C J Leavitt Assistant Supt Eber J Ross Secretary Mrs E L Heater Treasurer Lee Jones The revival closed with ten new adult members The church looks forward to year three Pastor Gero C Arrewey and Rev C L Hamilton formerly of Portland and Rev F L Young served before burial in Friends Cemetery Newberg Ore awaiting resurrection morning.
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Newberg
Christian Woman’s Board of Missions
Ladies Aid Society
A.C. E. Society
Bible School
Churcch
W. H. Brooks
C.A. Bottom
C. J. Leagitt
W. B. Sim
D. L. Evans
E. L. Heater
C. M. McCormick
Jessie Bissett
Ralph Handville
The
C.J. Leavitt
Eber J. Ross
Lee Jones
Gero. C. Arrewey
Mrs Rachel H Brown 1823 1909 obituary
Rachel H Brown born Lyons Wayne County New York September 27 1823. Converted 1841 joined M E church with brief interlude at Hood View Congregational Church Oregon. Married William Marshall September 14 1852 two sons two daughters. husband died 1862. Second marriage to Henry D Wolford March 25 1863. he died four months later. Survived by three children Agnes J Ingle William T Marshall Ezra F Marshall, seven grandchildren. Died Easter Sunday April 11 1909. funeral at M E church conducted by
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Rachel H. Brown
Lyons
Wayne County
N. Y
M. BE
Hood View Congregational
Wilsonville
Oreon
M. E
William Marshall
Henry D. Wolford
Agnes J. Ingle
Newberg
Ore
Wm. T. Marshall
Wichita, Kansas
Ezra F. Marshall
Carr, Mo
Death of W. H. Taylor at Dundee Farm
W. H. Taylor died at his farm home near Dundee on Wednesday of last week. Born August 16 1854 in Eagle Wisconsin he lived in Oregon since 1902 after moving from Wells Minnesota where he served seven years as grain inspector. He married Ella Thompson in 1883 and Ella Cushing in 1895. six children survived. Funeral services were held in Dundee led by Rev. J. J. Patton, burial in Roselawn Newberg. He belonged to the M E church and the A U U W.
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W. H. Taylor
Dundee
Yamhill County
Oregon
Wells
Minnesota
Eagle
Wisconsin
Ella Thompson
Ella Cushing
J. J. Patton
Dayton
Roselawn
Newberg
M. E. Church
May Queen Vote In Newberg High School Event
The Newberg High School plans a May Day program with crowning of the May Queen by popular vote. Ballot boxes are placed in local businesses. The day includes a track tryout and a ball game. The Newberg team defeated The Dalles in a Columbia River district debate and will face Eastern Oregon champions before heading to Eugene for state competition.
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Kletzer
Reagan
Newberg
Newbery High School
Dalles School
Columbia River District
J. D. Lee
Portland
Prof. Wiley
F. G. Meindal
J. B. Butler
Monmouth
Public Library Seeks Return of State Books Missing
The note lists missing State books titled Last Days of Pompeii Lytton Paul Jones Seawell Ramona and H H and urges their return as the State books are due to be exchanged. Librarian requests cooperation and prompt return of the volumes.
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Pompeii
Lytton
Paul Jones
Seawell
Ramona
H.H
Cultivate a Field to Grow Appetite and Means
The saying links appetite to effort by advising cultivation of a field first. Once the field yields crops, both hunger and resources to feed it are secured.
Vast Oriental Exhibit Opens At Alaska Pacific Exposition
A grand display within the Palace of Or and other halls presents a stunning array of Far Eastern art and manufactured goods. The Oriental building houses one of the era’s most splendid collections, with treasures rarely seen outside Asia and a rotating schedule of daily performances.
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Agricultural and Manufacturers
Orient
Asia
United States
Alaska
Oriental Palace and Manufacturers Building at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
The Palace of Oriental Exhibits and Manufacturers Building sit along Cascade Court and Geyser Basin facing Foreign Exhibits and Agricultural Palaces with Yukon Avenue between them. The Oriental Palace will display a vast Far Eastern art collection from Japan to India and beyond, while the Manufacturers Building houses extensive exhibit space for domestic and foreign manufacturers as installation accelerates.
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Palace of Oriental
Cascade Court
Geyser Basin
Yukon Avenue
Oregon
California
Oriental Palace
Orient
Japan
China
India
Ceylon
Straits Settlements
Borneo
Java
Asia
Mr Skinner Returns From St Martin Springs Visit
Mr. Skinner arrives home from days at the St Martin hot springs on the upper Columbia where he tested the waters healing properties. Springs are owned by a French Canadian and his Indian wife who refused a $250000 North Bank railroad offer. The camp life is rough but the water is praised for stomach troubles and skin diseases. The St Martins profit from the springs despite social issues in the camp.
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P. N. Skinner
St Martin
Upper
Columbia
North Bank
St Martins
Garden mischief with a brick and a hen
A garden incident notes a woman throwing a brick at an old hen. The event underscores the disruption to the scene rather than harm to the bird.
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C. L. Hamilton
F. L. Young
Friends
W.H. Taylor
Priores Press Committee
Oriental Palace and Manufacturers Building
Horticultural Hall
Mr. Skinner
C. Porter & CO
Bank of Newberg
United States National Bank of Newberg
J. L. Hoskins
J. C. Colcord
Vincent Feed & Imp. CO
Lapp & Boyes
State Paints
Pacific Coast
Bay State
First St
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