Exponent of new theology and the kingdom of God
The article argues for faith anchored in reason and love over fear and warfare. It contrasts Christ’s message with war and Mammon and urges a social gospel where the kingdom of God grows in hearts, not by sword but by truth and self sacrifice. It cites a bishop’s pro war stance and calls for evolution of belief toward universal salvation here and now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Religion
Jesus
Earth
Mankind
Christ
Prince of Peace
Mammon
M. E
Lucifer
Grant
God
Jesus Christ
Boston
Pretty Double Wedding at Metolius Oregon Home
A double wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Buehler near Metolius Oregon at 7 PM on November 28. The ceremony paired Luella and Ida Boehler with Albert Koehler and Herman Kludas under a double arch with fern and flower decor. The event featured a musical program and gifts for both couples, followed by a pink and white dining room reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Buehler
Metolius
Ore
G. Stoller
S. Moehring
Adam Boehler
Luella
Ida
Albert F. Koehler
Herman W. Kludas
Wedding at the Marshals Home in Falls City Conklin Bride
Grace Estella Marshall wed Harry Clay Conklin of Falls City with Homer Lyer and Merle Minerva Youngs as attendants. Ceremony at 8 o'clock after Oh Promise Me, Rev. Chas O Whitely officiated. Rice and celebratory treats followed. Newlyweds to reside in Falls City. Marshall couple to live in Neuburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Marshall
West Sheridan Street
Grace Estella
Harry Clay Conklin
Falls City
Homer Lyer
Merle Minerva Youngs
Chas. O. Whitely
Friends Church
Mrs. Conklin
Mrs. Marshall
Newberg
Newberg Boys Robbed in Portland
W S Pleasant and C L Chase were robbed at the Foster Hotel Portland of about thirty dollars a watch and shoes. They wake to find a break in and learn two men registered as A L Moser and J Murray accessed their room via a fire escape to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
W. S. Pleasant
C. L. Chase
Foster Hotel
Third
Davis Streets
Pleasant
McCormick
Washington
Stacey
A. L. Moser
J. Murray
Quaker Girl's Party Hosts Social at Friends Church
Miss Sibyl Woodward leads a social gathering at the Friends church on Saturday evening for young ladies of the church. The event aimed to connect attendees while preparing dainty items for a Christmas sale by the Ladies' Society planned for December. Several invitees could not attend but promised gifts. monthly meetings were voted with January hosted by Mrs. Whitely. Attendees include Corrine Bartholomew Myrtle McDonald Rita McDonald Olive Ramsey Florence Ong Lina Parrish Ola Peehreene Mabel Newlin Lesta Newlin Mildred Benson Minnie Ehret Lydia Ehret Louise Austin Leta Judd Kathleen Gass Helen George Grace Marshall Esther Miles Ruth Hinshaw Lorena Keeney Leota Howard Mary Cook Nettie Morse Mary Morse Myrtle Gause Belle Gilbert Mary Elliott Nellie Paulsen Jessie Gardner Mabel Beck Mary Sutton Mary Moore Dorothy Ehret Gladys Hannon Ruth Crozer Ida Woods Merle Woods Elma Paulsen Haze Paulsen Eva Colcord Loraine Otis Esther Hodson Esther Ellis Iane Ellis Mamie Marr Hazel Elliott Frances Elliott Gertrude Hollingsworth Esther Hollingsworth Mesdames A Calva Martin Herbert York Harvey Hodson Russell W. Lewis William H. Johnson W Herman Smith Lemon Madson Walter S. Parker W B Fine Charles A. Morris Archie C. Seely D Dwight Coulson Joe Hollingsworth Frances E. Vestal Charles B. Wilson William A King Levi T. Pennington Charles C. Whitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibyl Woodward
Friends Church
Rch
Ladies’ Society
Pany
Whitely
Corrine Bartholomew
Myrtle McDonald
Rita McDonald
Olive Ramsey
Florence On
Lina Parrish
Ola Peehreene
Mabel Newlin
Lesta Newlin
Mildred Benson
Minnie Ehret
Lydia Ehret
Louise Austin
Leta Judd
Kathleen Gass
Helen George
Grace Marshall
Esther Miles
Ruth Hinshaw
Lorena Keeney
Leota Howard
Mary Cook
Nettie Morse
Mesdames A. Calva Martin
Herbert York
Harvey Hodson
Russell W. Lewis
William H. Johnson
W. Herman Smith
Lemon Madson
Walter S. Parker
W. B. Fine
Charles A. Morris
Archie C. Seely
D. Dwight Coulson
Joe Hollingsworth
Frances E. Vestal
Charles B. Wilson
William A King
Levi T. Pennington
Charles C. Whitely
W. C. T. U. Meeting Promises Parliamentary Law Course
The W. C. T. U. legal department held a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. George Best home with good attendance. A parliamentary law course, taught by Mrs. Lillie Welter, drew interest and is expected to succeed. Meetings are the fourth Wednesday monthly, next at Mrs. I. A. Hanning’s on Illinois street December 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Best
Lillie Welter
I. A. Hanning
Illinois Street
Bishop Pearce Visits with Rev Knoll West of Town
Pey Williams Pearce a bishop of the Free Methodist church is visiting with Rev B L Knoll west of town providing a brief update on local religious outreach and fellowship activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pey. Wm. Pearce
F. M. Church
B. L. Knoll
Will E Purdy case again
Will E Purdy testifies about a deed related to Winters as it moved through Multnomah County records. He describes mishandling and manipulation by county clerks and attorneys, claiming the document was damaged and altered while in official custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.S. Recorder
Multnomah County
Mr. Clark
Mr. Williams
Mr. Hunter
Hunter
Williams
Idleman
O’da
Winters
O’day
Supreme Court
Ralph Citron
McBride
Benson
Will E. Purdy
Suit Won by Miller Over North Main Street Home
H. W. Miller former owner of Chehalem Valley Mills won a suit for recovery of his North Main street home valued at about 3500. The property had been traded for goods at Coquille and re deeded back to Miller after alleged fraud by defendants McCormick and Garman. Deeds were recorded last week and Miller received damages for travel time and costs. Attorney B A Kirks moved to dismiss. Miller plans to continue in business at Coquille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Miller
Chehalem Valley Mills
North Main Street
Coquille
McCormick and Garman
Miller
B. A. Kirks
Silhouette Party Held by The Wednesday Club
The Wednesday Club hosted a silhouette party at the Terrell residence on Friday evening with husbands of members as guests. Clever silhouettes entertained, a spelling contest led by Mrs Hodson won, and Mrs J D Gordon was noted for quick spelling. Mrs Hollingsworth recited a Christmas piece as refreshments were served. The club plans several social events this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Terrell
Chas. Hodson
J. D. Gordon
Hollingsworth
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Buehler
Buehler and
Newberg Boys
W. C. T. U. Meeting
Will E. Purdy Case
H. D. Winters
Silhouette
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