Prominent Jurist Endorses League Of Nations Vision
Judge Henry E. McGinn urged in Gresham that the League of Nations must be backed by a spirit of cooperation liberty and peace. He favored changes to allow withdrawal upon pretext and condemned secret diplomacy while supporting disarmament and a swift German entry into a postwar framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star Grange
Gresham
Henry E. McGinn
League of Nations
McGinn
Wilson
Senate
America
Assembly
Council of Nine
League
Germany
France
League of Free Nations
Annual Tour of Western Walnut Association
The 1919 walnut and filbert tour runs from McMinnville to Portland area including orchards at Sheridan Carlton Withycombe Malpas Dilley Canby Canby Woodburn and Wilsonville with visits to Imperial Hotel Portland and Vancouver. Nut growers and enthusiasts are invited and transportation arrangements advised for those without autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Walnut Association
Vancouver
Quarnberg
Shaw
Novellus
Root
Sturgess
Spurgeon
Brookers
Sluman
Imperial Hotel
Portland
Franquette Nursery Co
Canby
Nut
Walgamot Orchards
Aurora
Nibler Orchard
Gilberts
Woodburn
Wilsonville
Jobse
A.kruse
J. R. DeNeui
Mr. Stein
Obituary of Mrs W H Brooks
Theresa M. Brooks born January 22 1842 in Clay county Missouri died July 28 1919 in Newberg aged 77 years 6 months 6 days. Maiden name Rudd married to William H Brooks August 17 1866 Ottumwa Iowa came to Oregon 1908 Portland 1909 Newberg four children Nellie May died 1908 survived by W Marteosta Portland and Mrs BL Nichols Bend. Member of Christian church since age 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa M. Brooks
Clay County
Missouri
Newberg
Theresa M. Rudd
William H. Brooks
Ottumwa
Iowa
Oregon
Portland
Nellie May
W. Marteosta
Goldfighter
BL. C. Nichols
Bend
National Forest Receipts Rise Across District in 1919
The article details 1919 receipts totaling 4,368,414.86 across U.S. National Forests, led by the Wallowa and Whitman districts and major forests such as Crater and Olympic. Government timber sales and special uses drive income, with gains over 1918 and funds allocated to road and school districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallowa National Forest
Oregon
Whitman
Tongass
Alaska
Crater National Forest
Olympic National Forest
Washington
Malheur
Columbia
Collville
Fremont
Minam
Ochoco
Rainier
Wenaha
National Forest
Mendenhall and Smith Family Obituary Report
Jane Mendenhall Smith born September 26 1873 died July 24 1919 at Newberg Oregon. She was a Quaker minister and evangelist, born in Iowa to Jacob and Elizabeth Mendenhall, married John E. Smith in 1918, and had nine children across Nebraska Oregon Washington and Missouri. She preached across states, led prairie revival meetings, and died after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Waas
Hun Wasioe
Jacob
Izabeth Memdenhall
Mnion
Decane
Iowa
Oe Lee County
Moa
John
Hay Springs
Nebraska
Clyde A. Mendenhall
Agate
Kings
Mamie Mendenall
Salem
Oregon
Ruth Millward
Fare
Alberta
Canada
Helen Mendenhall
Newberg
Jane Mendenhall
John E. Smith
Jane Mendenhall Smith
Friends Church
Jos. Blackledge
Friends
Sue
Churches Unite in August Park Services
The city churches hold union services at the city park from last Sunday through August under the Ministerial Association. Ministers rotate hosting with Rev. Lee presiding last week and Rev. Coffee speaking on The Mission of Christ. Next Sunday Rev. Pollard preaches with Rev. Myers presiding. A large chorus will be directed by a chorister, open to invited singers. Eight o'clock p m. Ushers and lighted grounds prepare for a successful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Mr. Lee
Presbyterian Church
Coffee
Free Methodist Charch
Pollard
The
Baptist Church
Mr. Myers
Methodist Church
Newbery Minsterial Association
J. M. Gray
Moody Bible Institute
W. P. White
Albany
Carter
Union Park
Sudden Death of W. T. Allen at Home
W T Allen died at his home 1232 Sixth street on Thursday evening after returning from a Chautauqua. Born November 24 1852 in Newhope Missouri he lived in Elsberry most of his life. He joined Odd Fellows for nineteen years and was a member of the First Baptist Church of Newberg. Survived by his wife two sons and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Allen
Sixth Street
Chautauqua
Missouri
Newhope
Elsberry
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Pa Gary
First Baptist of
Newberg
Allen
Zewo
Wedding at Colby home Unites Miss Madge Colby and Dr. H. M. Massey
On Wednesday evening the country home of W. W. Colby near Newberg hosted the wedding of his daughter Miss Madge Colby to Dr. H. M. Massey. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. George H. Lee under a floral canopy, followed by greetings and refreshments. The couple left for Pendleton where Dr. Massey will open a dental office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W.colby
Newberg
Madge ‘Colby
H. M. Massey
George H. Lee
Presbyterian Church
Pendleton
Massey
Picnic clash forces changes for Nebraska and Badger State groups
A Newtonburg North newspaper note announces two separate group picnics on the same day August 2 in the city park, prompting joint meetings of Nebraska and Badger State associations to reshuffle plans and form committees.
Wedding Bells at Newberg A Surprise and Celebration
A private Newberg wedding feast for fifteen close friends featured a fruit salad beef loaf lettuce and other fare. The groom Bax ter and bride were praised by locals, with gifts including silverware and a painting. A Bible Conference plans and ministerial notices followed at a Newbery Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. O. Smith
J. Mueller
C. Knapp
Lt. Parker
A. Forkner
Ethel Morris
Edna Crede
Mrs. O. Smith
Gifta
Park Services Sabbath Evening Comfort Cushions Suggested
GH.1 Secretary notes the advisory tone on speaking and writing to preserve truth and asks attendees to bring cushions for comfort at park services on Sabbath evenings.
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Judge McGinn
Clare
Gradley-1
By Jack Wilson
Salmon McElery
W. H. Brooks
Brooks
Christian Church
Jesus Christ
Jame B
Merdenhall
Carrie Allen
J. W. Hill
Edward G. Allen
C. T. Kirkhart
M. J. McCane
Helix
Thomas M. Allen
Jaeoke
Churches Unite
Massey-Colby
Wisconsin
Odd Fellows Hall
Badger State Association
Levi Baxter
Mrs. Jonnie I. Parker
Baxter
Dr. H. Littlefield
E. A. Romig
J. 8. Rankin
J. Mueller and Family
Caserole
Ivory Comb
Ivory Brush
W. J. Morris
Ethel N. Morris
W. H. Sanders
Crede
I. A. Hanning and Son
Earl Parker and Son
L. B. Ferguson
Louis Parker
Fred L. Post
M. E
Coluumhus
Ohio
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