Harding Coolidge Landslide Produces Big Election Wins
The article reports a nationwide landslide for Harding and Coolidge over Cox and Roosevelt, with Republicans gaining heavily in the House and Senate. It notes Champ Clark’s defeat, Stanfield’s likely victory in Oregon, Tennessee as a Harding state, and significant electoral votes totaling about 386.
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Harding
Coolidge
Cox
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Champ Clark
Missouri
Our George
Oregon
Stanfield
Tennessee
Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Chamberlain
Special Revival Meetings At Friends Church
A series of revival meetings will begin next Sunday morning at the Friends Church led by Rev Elmer Pemberton and the local pastor Reverend Pemberton serves South Salem Friends church and has seven years in that role. Services start each evening at 7 30 with invitation to all attendees.
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Friends Church
Elmer Pemberton
Pemberton
South Salem Friends Church
Fred E. Carter
Methodist Church Announces Anti-Saloon League Talk
Rev W J Herwig will speak Sunday November 7 at 11 a m at the Methodist church. Evening service at 7 30 and a stereoptical lecture on the centenary movement Friday at 7 30. Mr Gibson’s class meets at 110 Howard Street at 9 00 a m every Sunday. Other church meetings as usual.
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W. J. Herwig
Anti-Saloon League
Methodist
Pas
Garner
Gibsons
Howard Street
Civic Improvement Club to Meet Friday at 2 30 P M
The Civic Improvement Club will hold a regular session at 2 30 Friday afternoon November 12 with important business to transact and full attendance requested. Meeting schedule notes the club meets the second Friday each month by order of the President.
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Civic Improvement Club
Hallowe'en Party Hosted by Budd Daughters
The Budd home on North Main Street hosted a Hallowe'en party Saturday afternoon for friends of Maxine and Thelma Budd. Decorations featured yellow and black crepe paper autumn leaves and jack o lanterns. Refreshments were served.
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Merle Budd
North Main Street
Hallowe'en
Maxine
Thelma
Result of City Election Leads to New City Officials
City election results declare S. M. Calking mayor and Mrs. R. W. H. Smith recorder with W. H. Woodworth as treasurer. Elected to the council are E. C. Baird, Geo. L. Kelly, Jesse Edwards, L. S. Otis, S. F. Lowe, Jasper E. Bales, L. C. Palmer and Wm. Ormond.
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S. M. Calking
R. W. H. Smith
W. H. Woodworth
E. C. Baird
Geo. L. Kelly
Jesse Edwarda
L. 8. Otis
F. Lowe
Jasper E. Bales
L. C. Palmer
Wm. Ormond
Fur shop sign reads Ladies and gentlemens shine repaired
A Japanese city fur shop displays a sign promising "Ladies' and gentlemens' shine repaired while they wait" indicating a repair service for footwear or accessories. The quirky misspellings reflect period typography and local business humor.
Pacific College Student Government Officers Listing
Senior President Paul Elliott Vice President Esther Terrell Secy and Treasurer Marjory Brown Junior President Virgil Hinshaw Vice President Ellis Bedis Secy and Treasurer Anna Mills Sophomore President Flora Campbell Vice President Lester Wright Secretary Richard Haworth Treasurer Gladys Scott Freshmen President Alfred Terrell Vice President Daisee Lefer Secretary Lucile Clough Treasurer Harlen Rinard Fourth Year President Horace Terrell Vice President Secretary Lucille Johnson Treasurer Wilford Crozer Third Year President Ann Silver Vice President Wendell Woodward Secretary Mable Harris Treasurer Elizabeth Wheeler Second Year President Ardith Campbell Secretary Elizabeth Silver Treasurer Hazel Newhouse First Year President Roscoe Strand Vice President Mary Wheeler Secretary Esther Haworth Treasurer Trent Sickles
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Paul Elliott
Esther Terrell
Sec
Marjory Brown
Virgil Hinshaw
Ellis Bedis
Sec'y
Anna Mills
Flora Campbell
Lester Wright
Richard Haworth
Gladys Scott
Alfred Terrell
Daisee Lefer
Lucile Clough
Harlen Rinard
Horace Terrell
Lucille Johnson
Wilford Crozer
Ann Silver
Wendell Woodward
Mable Harris
Elizabeth Wheeler
Ardith Campbell
Elizabeth Silver
Hazel Newhouse
Roscoe Strand
Mary Wheeler
Esther Haworth
Trent Sickles
Gym Roof Repaired by Volunteers on October 23
The athletic association organized volunteers to fix a leaky gym roof. Under Mr Walter Terrell the south slope was shingled and the rest patched with tin shingles. Other improvements included bumper boards, repaired baskets, and refitted water pipes.
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Athletic Association
Walter Terrell
P Ted
Little Harold Climbs Shed Roof and Dangles
A boy named Harold, on a steep shed roof, loses footing and slides toward a sheer drop. He prays for help but then halts himself by grabbing a nail, narrowly escaping a fall.
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Harold
Dare to Be a Spaniel The Odd Verse misread
A Chicago Sunday school anecdote recounts a teacher asking for a definition of unaware. A pupil composes a humorous misprint of the hymn chorus replacing bold phrases with comical images. The tale illustrates childlike misunderstandings in a church context.
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New York
Chicago
Daniel
New York Life
Transparents Slap Their Children
A Chinese school exercise on English word use leads a girl to humorously apply the prefix trans across to the word transparent, writing Transparents slap their children. The classroom moment highlights playful linguistic mischief and misunderstandings of affixes.
District Sunday School Association Elects Officers
The District Sunday School Association met at the M. E. church last Sunday to elect officers for the coming year and promote the county convention in Newberg on November 26 27 and 28. Officers elected include President Mrs J H Rees Vice president C E Newhouse Secretary Treasurer Lewellyn Sanderman and divisional superintendents Ethel Kiefer Paul Elliott Mrs John Moore and Vin Vincent.
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District
M. E. Church
Newberg
J. H. Rees
C. E. Newhouse
Lewellyn Sanderman
Ethel Kiefer
Paul Elliott
John Moore
Vin Vincent
Ten Evangelists Begin Series at Baptist Church
Beginning Friday November 5 at 8 00 p m ten evangelists will start a series of meetings at the Baptist church A united effort conducted by ten men will address religious questions and offer opportunities for a second hearing No traps will be laid to embarrass attendees and good may come from the sessions
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The
Baptist Church
United
Eetangeren
Corties
American Red Cross
Ints
Red Cross
Legion
Graham's Drug Store
Ferguson's Drug Store
Thanks to N P Nelson for successful auction pie sale
The Security Benefit association extends thanks to N P Nelson auctioneer for a basket pie sale held at the social on Wednesday night. Another social will be held in two weeks.
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the Security Benefit Association
N--P. Nelson
Son of Rev Gibson Married in Lewiston Idaho
Lieutenant John Henry Gibson, son of Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Gibson of Newberg Oregon, married Miss Dorothy True Bevis in Lewiston Idaho. Bevis is a University of Washington graduate and Gibson, a 1918 class member and track athlete, left school to enter the first officers training camp at the Presidio of San Francisco.
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Seattle
John Henry Gibson
Charles E. Gibson
Newberg
Oregon
Dorothy True Bevis
Lewiston
Idaho
University of Washington
Bevis
Gibson
Presidio of
San Francisco
Big G A R and W R C Dinner at G A R Hall
The Womens Relief Corps served a large dinner for members of Shiloh Post Corps and visiting friends. Mrs Elizabeth Conaway of Portland filled the depart office. Visitors from Portland and McMinnville attended as 135 tables dressed the hall with floral decorations and ample foods. A Parent Teacher Association meeting follows at the high school next Tuesday at 8 pm.
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G. A. R. Hall
Womens’ Relief Corps
Shiloh Post
Elizabeth Conaway
Portland
McMinnville
Sorghum Meeting for Newberg Farmers' Club
The Newberg Farmers' Club invites members to a November 13 meeting at the high school at 7 p m. Mr Bixler will discuss sorghum production and home molasses making with a tasting sample for ladies. Other topics may follow if time allows.
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Farmers’ Club
P. m
Banner Telegram Mixup Delights Chicago Office
A Chicago businessman on his way to work receives a telegram for his wife asking for a Sunday School banner with undecided wording and size. At a telegraph office he finds a message reading Unto us a child is born Three feet wide and six feet long causing excitement and amusement among staff.
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Chicago
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Schedule
Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Sunday School at 9 45 a m YPSCE meets at 6 30 p m Mid week service Wednesday at 7 45 p m all in the church program.
Oregon Growers Association Reports Half Million in Three Months
The Graphic notes an association statement showing July to September sales of 564 676 21 dollars. Cannery distribution reached 16 buildings as cherry rains spared cracked fruit and shipments exceeded 600 cars by October seventh with apples likely adding another 600 cars. Loganberries emerge strong with total season sales 137 230 09 dollars.
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The
Graphic
Oregon Growers Cooperative Association
Oregon
Association
Royal Anne
Lambert and Bing
Newberg Ministerial Association Meets Monday
The Newberg Ministerial Association will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday at 10 30 am in the Presbyterian church office. Bro Jeston will speak on missionary work in the Philippines. All evangelical ministers in Newberg and vicinity are urged to attend and participate. W N Coffee serves as Secretary Treasurer, G H Lee as President.
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Newberg
Household Hints on Food and Care
A set of practical tips advises adding a pinch of salt to mustard with hot water to prevent caking, greasing new enamelware with butter to prevent cracking, and boiling a spoonful of butter vs oleomargarine to tell them apart by hiss. It also suggests reviving withering flowers by a hot water bath and immediate replanting.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Tor
Hallowe'en Party
FROM
the Pacific College
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
District Sunday School Association
NW. P. Nelson
Chas E. Gibson
BIG G. A. R
Parent
American Legion
Lester C. Rees Post
Meneley Entertainment System
Illinois
the Legion
Sam
Buckner's
Tennesseean Jubilee Singers
Chicago Recital Company
Ricketts Glee Club
Legion Committee
Buckner’s
Jubilee Singers
Chicago Recital Co
Newberg Farmers’ Club
Presbyterian Church
Willamette Valley
Ministiral Association
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