Rose Carnival Delightfully Surprises Newberg Crowd
Newberg held its first rose carnival last Saturday with an impressive parade and abundant rose displays. H R Morris led the march from the public school grounds as grand marshal while spectators praised the decorations and variety of roses on show windows and tables. The event spurs plans to make the festival an annual feature and encourages fall planting of roses for next year. The town also notes the impending departure of President Kelsey and family and announces Prof W J Reagan as acting college president preparing for next year.
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Newberg
Main
H. R. Morris
Oregon
Caroline Testout
Marchioness of
Lamarque
Marechal Neil
Reine Marie Henriette
Allen Richardson
Graphic
Kelsey
W. J. Reagan
Pacific College President Resigns for Penn College Post
President W. S. Kelsey resigns as head of Pacific College at year end to become Biblical instructor at Penn College in Oklahoma City Iowa. He earned a B D from Chicago University in 1902 and has long sought the teaching role, awaiting the opportunity.
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W. S. Kelsey
Pacific College
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Chicago University
Union encampment planned at Newberg in August
The American Legion style encampment for veterans and Relief Corps members will convene in Edwards grove Newberg starting August 23 for four days. Officers include N E Britt president and R Butcher vice president with committees named for grounds music entertainment and publicity to ensure a successful reunion and patriotic gathering.
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Newberg
Edwards Grove
United States
Womens Relief Corps
N. E. Britt
R. Butcher
B. F. Hevland
Incident of the Plains: a wagon train quarrel ends in mercy
An Oregon Trail incident shows two men quarreling over train order and a firearms threat. A bystander girl stops a shooting, both men wound each other, share a bed wagon, and later reconcile before reaching the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Oregon
Mrs Selbaugh Stimulates Newberg Temperance Meeting
Mrs Selbaugh of Seattle addressed W C T U members in Newberg arguing against Physical Education as a defense of health. She urged temperance groups to unite for Oregon’s 1910 dry campaign and spoke to a full Christian church audience.
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Selbaugh
Seattle
United
Recital by Miss Romig and Miss Reuter at College Chapel
The Music Department presents soprano Katherine Romig and pianist Nellie Reuter in a Friday recital in the college chapel. Romig, a college graduate, studied with Mr. Hull after study under Mrs. Rose Coursen Reed and earlier director Carrick, while Reuter, who arrived from Medford, has trained under Mrs. Hull. The program features Grieg and Schumann songs plus lighter modern pieces. No admission fee.
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Katherine Romig
Nellie Reuter
Miss Romig
Carrick
Rose Coursen Reed
Portland
Hull
Grieg
Recital by Mr. Buehler Praised as Artistic Hit
The college chapel concert featured Mr. Buehler who offered a classical program with two encores. His two year progress impressed listeners as the audience applauded warmly and the Widor string trio closed a bright, well received evening.
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Buehler
Franz
Tschaikowsky
Widor
Hull
Tragedy Strikes Family as Child Dies from Scalding
On Tuesday a toddler in the Sasebos household backed into a pan of hot water as older sisters prepared the family washing. Ella, beloved by all, succumbed to scalding injuries hours after the accident. Funeral services were to be held at the family home this afternoon.
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Yamhill County Veteran Association
Mrs. Selbaugh
Gram
Mr. Buehler
C. E
Fuller Paint Company
Japalac
Black Beauty
Neskowin
Old Salem
Neskowin Park
Oregon Coast
Roll W. Watson
Tillamook City
Nesko Win
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