Ban on Cigarettes Promoted to Save Youthful Readers
A collection of statements from firms and institutions condemns cigarette smoking among boys and young men. Larkin Soap Co and others in Buffalo Lynn Boston Chicago and Washington say smokers lack job prospects and reliability. The piece also notes a Broad movement of Gospel churches in Newberg inviting public support for temperance topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Soap Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Wwe
Larkin
J. B. Blood Co
Lynn
Mass
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Illnois
Boston
All Gospel
Newberg
Skunk Farm Starts Near Albany With 74 Animals
George M. Newman and C. M. Flickinger of Linn county establish a skunk farm six miles north of Albany to breed and sell skunks for fur and medicinal oil. They have 74 animals, 68 captured locally and six born on the farm, planning expansion to 20 one acre pens and 2000 females, with annual litters and fur profits cited. The venture claims to be the only industry of its kind in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Newman
C. M. Flickinger
Linn County
Albany
Messrs. Newman and
Flickinger
Sunday Evenings at the Park Plan Union Gospel Services
The Newberg Ministerial Association met and arranged a plan of Union Gospel Temperance Services at the park for six Sabbath evenings from July 23 through August. Committees were appointed for music park arrangements publicity and related tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Union Gospel Temperance
Gould and Son
Stanaa Ede
Tasman
Cannery Opens With Strong First Five Days
News from the cannery reports a solid start after delays caused by rain damaged cherry crops. Royal Anne cherries weighed 84 880 pounds, Bing 2 176, Lambert and Black Republican varieties listed, plus white, loganberries, black and red raspberries totaling 8 113 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Royal Anne
Bing
Lambert
Rex Civic Improvement Club Holds Fall Meeting and Band Recitals
The Rex Civic Improvement Club met at the Rex schoolhouse on Tuesday evening. A short business session preceded a program by the Fernwood band and local soloists and quartette, followed by ice cream served for attendees. The gathering ended with plans to resume meetings in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex, Civic Improvement Cl
Rex Schoolhous
Fernwodd
Mary Jones
Even
Edna Doree
Lewellyn Sanderman
Woodworth
Icbviner
Ideal Nation Poem Read At Christian Church Meeting
Frank B. Pike reads a poem urging a nation to live by truth and peace. The piece questions whether any country can truly meet biblical ideals and prays for steadfast commitment to love, peace, and the banner of red white and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Pike
C. E. Society
The
Christian Church
Executive board plans extension service at Rex
The executive board will meet soon to discuss extension service plans with details to be published later. Miss Lela Heveland leads the Methodist service next Sunday evening and questions if she honors Christ in Sunday use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Lela Heveland
Young Methodists and Baptist Youth Rally Enthusiasm
Reports from Ider note young people urged not to be confined within church groups. Ruby Moore led a meeting on Purity with 47 members present on July 2. The correspondent praises the energy and urges continued lively spirit in the Union year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples’ Society
Ruby Moore
Peni
Press Cor
Concert at Methodist Church Beloved Choirs Perform
Under the direction of V. V. Gould the annual midyear concert of the Methodist church volunteer choir will be next Sunday evening at the church. The program features anthems and solos including The Voice in the Wilderness and The Kingly Pilgrim with Carrie Adams and Maud Gregory performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. V. Gould
Mabel Miller API
M. E. Church
Tie Church
Fire Unto the Lord
C. H. Packard
Kingly Pilgrim
Carrie B. Adams
Voice In the Wilderness
John Pindle Scott
Miss Maud Gregory
Newberg Hawaiians at San Diego
A note in the Evening Telegram mentions a Newberg family named Ward presenting hula and Hawaiian songs at the Isthmus. The Oregon soldier boys recall old acquaintances among Hawaiians there and wonder who else can locate the family of Hawaiians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Evening Telegram
Isthmus
Ward
Newberg
W C T U Postpones Health and Heredity Program
The W C T U met at the city park on July 12 with few in attendance. The program Health and Heredity by Mrs Round was postponed to August 9 or may be given at the next regular meeting July 26 at Mrs C R Chapin’s 214 Sheridan Street.
Card of Thanks From the Gilbert Family
The Gilbert Family and Cora Hadley express gratitude for floral tributes and kind words during their bereavement. A note of thanks appears in a graphic and semi weekly journal advertisement offering a one year subscription for two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Cora Hadley
Winslows to Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Sheridan
Sheridan notes H. H. Winslow a Civil War veteran and former Sheridan mayor will mark their golden wedding with a family reunion Monday. The couple are great grandparents with no recorded family deaths, as children and relatives gather from Tacoma California San Pedro and Los Angeles for the event. The party traveled north smoothly averaging 150 miles a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Sheridan
H. H. Winslow
Newberg
Company F
Indiana
Winslow
Services at Newberg Church Presbyterian
The Newberg Church Presbyterian holds morning services titled Who Is Your Father and an evening program titled Hope. A Friday 2 30 p m Ladies Society gathering at Mrs Golf's location is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Hope
Ladies’ Society
Golf
Community Notes From Ribbon Ridge Area
Day guests Misees N ttie and Leeona Anderson near Newberg. Mrs W Carter and Mrs Myers visited with Mrs N P Nelson. Miss Susie Evans staying with Mrs A C Seely in West Chehalem. Mrs A Hertig and daughters loganberried for Laurel Wood. H Anderson family visited Boyds. Mrs R Allen recovering from operation at Good Samaritan hospital. Miss Esther and Mildred Burnham leaving Newberg for Bushnell South Dakota. Ribbon Ridge Industrial Club met at the schoolhouse with a small program and sewing by the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misees N.ttie
Leona Anderson
Newberg
W. Carter
Myers
N. P. Nelson
Susie Evans
A. C. Seely
West Chehalem
A. Hertig
Violet
Gladys
Laurel Wood
H. Anderson
Boyds
R. Allen
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Esther
Mildred Burnham
Bushnell
South Dakota
Ribbon Ridge
Two Salvations and No Second Chance lecture
Evang Norman M. Lewton of Portland will deliver a discourse at Duncan's hall at 3 p m Sunday July 12. The subject promises profound interest and all are invited. Seats are free and no collection will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evang
Norman M. Lewton
Portland
Duncan's Hall
Social News Notes From Local Visits
Miss Hazel Boyd was a Sunday guest of Nettie Anderson. Mrs. Joanna Davis traveled to Hood River last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Van Stratton were guests last week of Mr. Rev. and Mrs. Whitely and children. Miss Bether Hollingsworth was a caller Thursday afternoon at the home of H. M. Calkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Boyd
Nettie Anderson
Joanna Davis
Hood River
van. Stratton
Rev
Local Social News Recaps Visits and Movements
Lorance Brown visits Horace Brown in Raymond Washington and Emil Conway family visit R N Morrison home. Mrs Burton and daughter June of Portland spend the Fourth in Rex. Mrs C H Jones returns from Wyoming. Miss Mary Jones returns from Seattle University. Paul Lewis heads to Eastern Oregon for summer work. Mrs Guy Hickman and children go to Raymond where Mr Hickman works. A Astleford 2nd family moves to Sherwood to pastor Friends church. Esther Hodson visits Ethel Jenkins. Fernwood band plays for Improvement Club. club buys three new chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Jones
Wyoming
Mary Jones
Seattle
Paul Lewis
Oregon
Guy Hickman
Raymond
Wash
Hickman
A. Astleford
Sherwood
Friends Church
Esther Hodson
Ethel Jenkins
Fernwood
Improvement Club
Local Farm Loans Offer From McMinnville Advertised
A brief ad notes long term farm loans with low rates and prepayment privilege. It mentions a product described as Donkey’s Fly Knocker sold by Larkin Prince and references H. E. Morton in McMinnville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin-Prince
Jim Boatman
H. E. Morton
McMinnville
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United States Senate
Washington, D. C
Senate
Golden Rule Mercantile Business
Fairfield
Idaho
PHEW
Skunk Farm
Heavenly Father
Methodist Church
Vane
Sei
San Diego
St Draft
Larkin-Prince Hardware Co
Lorance Brown
Raymond, Wash
Horace Brown
Emil Conway
R. N. Morrison
F. H. McMillen Ie
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