Chautauqua Program Promises City's Big July Event
Gladstone hosts a seven day Willamette Valley Assembly chautauqua from July 4 to 15 featuring top lecturers singers and entertainers. Senator Borah will speak July 8. Free admission for Grand Army veterans on opening day.
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Willamette Valley
Gladstone
Young Men's Christian Association
J. K. Gill’s
Portland
Huntley Bros
First National Bank
Oregon City
Senator Borah
Idaho
Grand Army
Clackamas County
Blackstones
Naval Band
G. A. R. Drum Corps
Rose Bloch Bauer
Yates
Illinois
Naval Reserve Band
Gabriel R. McGuire
Jungles
Africa
Quiet River Street Wedding Unites Clyde Hale and Iona Woods
A small Thursday evening ceremony at 8:45 completes the quiet wedding of Clyde Hale and Iona Woods at the new River Street home. Rev. A J Weaver officiated the ring ceremony with Mrs. Walter Wilson as pianist. Attendants served pink and white cake and ice cream while Merle Woods presided at the punch bowl. Neighbours and relatives gathered including Miss Ida Woods, Portland visitors Roy Woods and Mr Pinkstaff.
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River Street
Clyde Hale
Iona Woods
A. J. Weaver
Walter Wilson
J. B. Mount
Mary E. Williams
Merle Woods
Louise Woods
Ida Woods
Pinkstaff
Roy Woods
Portland
Matthew Terrell Deceased at 74 on Wynooski Street
Matthew Terrell died suddenly at his Wynooski street home on Wednesday at age 74 years 9 months. He had been in declining health and expired after asking for camphor. He leaves a widow two sons Walter E. and Clifford N. Terrell of Newberg and two daughters Mrs L B Charles of Fort Rock and Mrs Asa Morse of Dundee. Funeral at Friends church Friday at 2 30 PM.
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Matthew Terrell
Wynooski Street
Walter E
Clifford N. Terrell
Newberg
L. B. Charles
Fort Rock
Asa Morse
Dundee
Friends Church
Rose Carnival Shines Despite Mixed Roses and Auto Parade
The Rose Carnival drew strong crowds with a parade of decorated autos and vehicles. Harry Gordon's auto won the silver cup. judges praised numerous flower displays and a late baseball exhibition between St Paul and Sheridan.
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Chas. Morris
Harry Gordon
Clarence Butt
F. A. Morris
B. A. Shaver
John N. Crosby
Kienle & Son
Roy Slater
W. S. Stull
L. A
N. R. Oliver
S. J. Madson
W. A. King
George Larkin
Mr. Bright
Charles Clemenson
Will Thomas
Sam McVey
Jim Henry
Jennie D. Miller
Newberg Hardware & Plumming Co
Frank S. Morris
Eli Evans
S. W. Newhouse
O'Brien
Hazel Comer
Hugh Hunt
Wee
Sheridan Street
First Street
Evangelist Martin
St Paul and Sheridan
A. J. Weaver
Thos. E. Miles
Roger Lamberlain
G. H. Greer
Alfred Carriere
Dan Gilbert
Richmond
White la France
Joseph Wilson
Maman Cochet
E. H. Woodward
J. B. Clark
Jesse Edwards
Marichal Neil
Elizabeth Clemmens
Ester. P. Hitchen
Karl Druschki
Obye
Caroline Testout
Gloria de Margottin
Pink la France
Paul Neyron
Miller Sherwood Couple Wed In McMinnville Nuptials
At 2 30 pm Wednesday June Mr and Mrs US G Miller witnessed the marriage of their daughter Eva to Aris Sherwood of McMinnville. The ceremony at the Miller home featured Lohengrin’s march and a reception followed with many local friends in attendance. The couple will reside at 505 North D street McMinnville after August first.
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U.S. G. Miller
Eva
Aris . Sherwood
Dariore
Edna Hill
McMinnville
Vigo Sherwood
W.C. Reuter
M. E. Church
Lohengrin
Mable Miller
Clarence Kienle
Newberg
Miss Miller
Sherwood
North D. Street
Miller
G. O. Miller
Lizzie E. Miller
C. A. Miller
C. V. Marshall
L. H. Sherwood
L. A. Miller
G. L. Gilbert
Gil Ogden
Joy Ogden
Floris Derby
Gladys and
Ida Miller
Roy H. Mills
Salem
Helen George
Franklin
Nebraska
W. C. Reuter
I. A Hanning
C. W. Kienle
H. A. Miller
Frank
Carl Miller
Grace Wilson
Pearl Cobb
Vera Stannard
Mabel Miller
Nellie Angus
American Woman's League under sharp public scrutiny
A local press debate centers on the American Woman's League founded by E. G. Lewis of St. Louis. The Oregonian and Rural New Yorker materials are cited in libel suits and political tactics, with accusations about finances, membership, and opponents led by Claude D. Hall.
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American Woman’s League
Oregonian
E. G. Lewis
St. Louis
Mr. Lewis
League
New Yorker
American Woman's League
Goodwin
Senate
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Senator Burton
Ohio
Claude D. Hall
U. S. Court of St. Louis
Coulson and Fordyce Tie in Willamette Heights Ceremony
Clara Emma Fordyce and David Dwight Coulson wed at the Fordyce home on Willamette Heights last Wednesday evening. Rev. C F Clapp officiated with a Lohengrin march, ornate gowns, and floral settings. Coulson, a cashier at the First National Bank of Newberg, and the bride will reside in Newberg.
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Oregonian
Ey Coulson-Fordyce
Fune
Clara Emma Fordyce
David Dwight Coulson
J. O. Fordyce
Willamette Heights
C. F. Clapp
Caroline Testout
Margaret Kearns
Jacob Letz
Miss Margaret Ormsby
Boise
Idaho
Alma D. Katz
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William Sterling Battis
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Emery Dye
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Tom Duncan
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