City Happenings in Newberg and Surrounding Areas
Dr. Ray Pemberton of Salem and many residents from Portland McMinnville and other towns visit Newberg. Local roads improved with graveled approaches. Notable events include a Lyceum guest J D Alden from Boston and funeral attendance for W M Manning in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Pemberton
Salem
Newberg
Harry Walther
The
Dalles
E. O. Rogers
McMinnville
E. C. Ward
Portland
Nancy Pearson
Chebalem Mountain
Will Craven
Lizzie Chamberlain
Charles Crabtree
R. L. Booth
Willamina
Lizzie Hibbs
Ray Dillon
Barclay Dillon
L. M. Parker
Ione Hill
Lon S. Hill
Cottage Grove
G. W. Cutts
Corporation
Zimri Ellis
Kansas
J. F. Calbreath
Smith Farm
Clinton Bates
John Crosby
Lenora Parker
Constance Ewing
Margaret Hodge
W.S. Parker
James Vestal
W. M. Manning
Newbery
Moore’s Valley
Phineas Roberts
Wynooski Street
Notable Newberg Social Ties and Local Developments
Newcastle residents Vieenberg and Stewart visit W E Paxson and family while Chamberlains depart for Wisconsin. Portland official Sarah A. Evans visits Newberg. O K Edwards and wife tour Indiana Ohio. Local business expands as W B Fine & Co rents George Sykes brick storefront. Willa Mackie plans Los Angeles move. Lyceum ticket seating details announced. Frank Wood wins third prize at New York State Fair for seed potatoes. Oregon Agricultural College professor Ralph Rees visits. Newberg improvements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Stewart
Newcastle
Indiana
W. E. Paxson
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Paxson
Oregon
Portland
Newberg
C. J. Edwards
Jesse Edwards
O. K. Edwards
Edwards
Ohio
J. O. Wilson
Laverne
Ilo
J. H. Will. W
Lyceum
Ferguson
Hudson Drug Store
Frank Wood
Vicks Seed House
Washington, D. C
O. A.C
Shame at being found out replaces sorrow for misdeeds
The line suggests a cultural shift from remorse to embarrassment over exposure, implying people feel exposed rather than truly apologetic for their actions.
Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges Newberg Observance
Newberg mayor N C Christenson urges residents to observe Thanksgiving on Thursday November 24 with services and grateful prayers. He asks community members to share their bounties with those in need to ensure a happy day for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Benson
State of
Oregon
I. N. C. Christenson
Newberg
N. C. Curistenson
Quarterly meeting announced for Free Methodist church
Announcements state a quarterly meeting at the Free Methodist church beginning Friday evening with a Sabbath fast. The first quarterly meeting of the year will be at the Methodist Episcopal church next Sabbath with Rev. James Moore preaching at 11 a.m. Followed by the Lord's Supper. Evening preaching planned. Quarterly conference set for Saturday at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Free Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Moore
Thanksgiving Union at Friends Church Service
A union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Friends church at 10 30 a m Thanksgiving Day. Rev Hays the evangelist conducting meetings at the Friends church will preach the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Hays
Presbyterian Sermon Plan By Rev I G Knotts At Albany
Reverend I G Knotts of Albany will preach at the morning service next Sunday and the pastor will deliver the evening sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Knotts
Albany
Marriage Licenses Listed for Myrtle Walters and Others
Marriage licenses recorded for Myrtle S Walters aged 16 to 6 Woolston age 28 Vergie Beckley aged 20 to Lewis P Small aged 26. Additional details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle S. Walters
Woolston
Vergie Beckley
Lewis P. Small
Chicken Pie Social at M. E. Church Basement
A chicken pie social is set for Friday evening in the basement of the M. E. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicken Pie Social
M. E. Church
Thanksgiving Dinner at the Imperial Hotel
The Imperial hotel offers a special Thanksgiving dinner priced at fifty cents from 12:30 to 2:30. Menu features tomato soup, salted peanuts, baked salmon, roast young turkey with oyster dressing, cranberry sauce, mashed and sweet potatoes, green peas, Waldorf salad, mince pie, pumpkin pie, ice cream and cake.
The Supreme Bench and the Ideal Justice
The article extols life on the United States Supreme Court bench as an ideal calling. It highlights the justice’s perception of meaningful work, independence from worldly temptations, and the awe inspired by the court’s authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Court Bravery and Tradition Echo Through Harper’s Quote
Edward G. Lowry in Harper's Weekly recalls how even seasoned lawyers feel stage fright facing the court. He notes the court’s long, ancient traditions and the duty of its members to uphold dignity through rigid conformity to established forms and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Edward G. Lowry
Harper’s Weekly
Marechal Niel Rose Named for French General
A faded tale recounts how a pale yellow rose, brought from the battlefield by a French general, was named Marechal Niel by a Paris florist. The gesture followed his promotion, as the jeweled baton symbolizing the rank was also given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marechal Niel
Niel
Thim
Austria
Paris
Eugenie
France
Humble Philosophy of Aunt Jane Smith Excerpt
Aunt Jane Smith, a plain moralizer, visits a neighbor recovering from a severe illness. She offers condolences and begins a remark about life’s trials without boasting of intellect. The fragment ends with her likely continuation of a counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Smith
Jane
T’ll
When We Don’t Feel Well We Wish For Better Times
A reflective line from Youth's Companion notes that people deny their present decline until it worsens then long for their earlier worse state when they believed they were fine. The quotation laments shifting self perception during hardship.
Women and Dress as a Social Recreation
The London Spectator argues that women’s love of dress is a necessary recreation arising from deep emotions and needs. It notes dress as a social balance maker, contrasting indulgence among the frivolous rich and restraint by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Spectator
Goodenough Bill Collector Exchange
A bill collector asks a man his name and is told it is Goodenough. The collector produces a bill, the man protests the name is incorrect, but the collector insists it is good enough to proceed.
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Goodenough
Mortality of the Human Race
Figures on global death rates and lifespans are presented. Thirty-three million die, about 90 410 daily, 3 767 hourly, 62 per minute, and one event in time. One quarter die before age seven, half before seventeen, average life about 38 years.
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C. J. Hoskins
Hervey M. Hoskins
Larg Britt
N. E. Britt
Albert M. Hadley
George D. Alden
Boston
Vieenberg
Charley Mackie
Graphic
Los Angeles
W. W. Nelson
Joseph Hoberg
Wm. A. White
North Yakima
Washington
Mary White
Thomas E. Miles
S. W. Kentner
John Williams
California
W. C. Williams
Mr. Williams
Orie Macy
Spaulding Logging Company
Independence
Loth
W. E. Purdy
First and
Edwards Street
First Street
Presbyterian Church
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Willer Mercantile Company
Imperial Hotel
the Supreme Bench
Court
Ans Ft
Star Theatre
W. N. Brown
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