Religious Conference Schedule at Newberg and Salem
A detailed two day program lists sessions from Friday afternoon through Saturday evening. Delegates register at 2:00 with multiple devotional services, addresses by Norman Johnson and James Elvin, and conferences led by church leaders in Newberg Salem and McMinnville.
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Henry Craw
Newberg Presbyterian Church
George Lee
Newberg
Norman Johnson
The
Oregon State S. S. Association
Vernon Gould
K. H. Sickafoose
Newberg Christian Church
Elton Shaw
Oregon State
S. 5S. Association
L. H. Hopfield
Proposed Cow Ordinance Aired in Newberg Opinion
A reader argues against a city rule banning cows within 100 feet of homes. They warn the measure would harm local dairies and family life, noting Newberg blocks are 200 feet square and many households rely on home milk. They urge targeted enforcement instead of eliminating the family cow.
No Cow Ordinance in Newberg Opposed
A proposed city rule to ban cows within 100 feet of dwellings is criticized as unnecessary and harmful. The letter argues most cows provide safe milk for families, existing health rules suffice, and banning cows would raise milk costs and burden residents, urging a No vote.
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Newberg
Board of Health
President of International Lyceum to Speak on Seeing Life
William H. Stout, noted crater, headlines a feature in the local lecture series as he discusses Seeing Life Where. The event marks one of the prominent talks in the ongoing program led by the International Lyceum.
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International Lyceum
William H. Stout
Crater
Interntional Lyceum and Chautauqua Association
Chicago
Lyceum
School Board Appeals for Tax Levy to Support Budget
The School Board urges supporters to vote Saturday after noon November 27 at the grade building to approve a levy higher than last year. Increased enrollment and rising operating costs require funds to hire teachers and retire bonds. A defeat could delay bills or close schools. constructive economy suggestions are welcome but the levy is essential.
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Friends of the Schools
School Board
The Church as a Business Asset
A town with 1500 to 2000 people would suffer without a church as it supports residents and business activity. The piece argues churches act as investments, attracting newcomers, stabilizing commerce, and benefiting the local economy and community life.
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Newberg
Mike's Idea. Mrs Casey and the fashion paper quip
A light exchange from the Boston Transcript features Mrs Casey asking about aigrettes and Mike explaining they are sent when one cannot attend a social event. The snippet captures era humor and social manners.
Will Have to Go Some in Our Smart Girl Idea
A brief Livingston Kentucky Enterprise note reflects on appearances and wit, claiming an ideal smart girl must maintain a complexion as fine as her looks. The remark underscores social standards of charm and demeanor in small town life.
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Livingston
Enterprise
Sunday Fire Destroys Beans at Ellis Home
Firefighters rushed to East Third street after a noon alarm but could not save a pot of beans left boiling on the stove. The home of C H Ellis suffered total loss due to smoke and fire with no insurance.
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East Third Street
C. H. Ellis
Ellis
P. E. D. I L Entertained by Rankin Home Hosts
Members of Chapter L of the P. E. O. sisterhood entertained their husbands Friday evening at the Rankin home. Guests included Mrs. Stewart, Dr. and Mrs. McCumber, and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dean of Portland, with yellow and white decorations. Prizes were won by Mrs. Eckerson and Dr. McCumber, followed by a two course luncheon.
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P. E
J. S. Rankin
Stewart
Rankin
McCumber
A. H. Dean
Portland
Chapter M
Bible School and Services Schedule at the Church
The church offers Bible school at 10 a m Communion at 11 a m a Thanksgiving sermon Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m a special song service at 7 30 p m and a sermon titled Things led by pastor C H Phillips.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor
C. H. Phillips
Oregon drives for 125000 fund for dependent children
An intensive campaign across Oregon aims to raise 125000 for a model farm home for orphan and dependent children. Hood River County reports full quotas on opening day with strong participation and many communities doubling their goals under the leadership of Leslie Butler and John E. Wheeler. The Oregon W. C. T. U. backs the effort with statewide support from child welfare workers and officials. Governor Cleeton praises the project as a worthy cause for Oregon's children.
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Oregon
John E. Wheeler
Hood River County
Leslie Butler
Hood River
Oregon W. C. T. U
Clegtt
Meeting on Social Hygiene At Legion Hall
The Social Hygiene meeting at Legion Hall Monday night drew a large audience. Dr Hester Dr Rankin Dr Coleman of Portland President of Oregon Social Hygiene Society and Mayor S M Calkins spoke on guiding youth toward true manhood and womanhood. They urged employment and wholesome recreation for the young and keeping idle minds from vice.
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Legion Hall
Hester
Rankin
Coleman
Portland
Oregon Social Hygiene Society
S M. Calkins
Willamina Pioneer Philip R. Fendall Dies at 63
Philip R. Fendall, longtime Willamina resident and stock farmer, died at his home Thursday morning November 18 at age 63. He was born on the old donation land grant near Willamina and spent four decades in farming. He is survived by his widow, three daughters, and two sons. His death prompts E. G. Fendall to return from his boyhood home for the funeral.
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E. G. Fendall
Willamina
Philip R. Fendall
Mr. Fendall
Fendall
Local Marriage Licenses Reported in Newberg and nearby towns
Rose Dunlap and William Mathis Joy of Newberg wed in the city. Virginia Benoist of Newberg to Joseph Patrick Mullen of Newberg announced. Edna Elizabeth Hall of Sheridan to Lloyd H. Faulconer of Sheridan listed. Beryl Jessie Kutch of Yamhill to Paul Frederick Haberlein of Yamhill recorded.
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Rose Dunlap
Newberg
Wiliam Mathis Joy
Virginia Benoist
Joseph Patrick Mullen
Edna Elizabeth Hall
Sheridan
Lloyd H. Faulconer
Beryl Jessie Kutch
Yamhill
Paul Frederick Haberlein
Methodist Church Preaches by Rev Wilder Nutting
Rev Wilder Nutting of the Montana conference will preach at 11 o'clock. In the evening Is It Worth While will be the subject. Several witnesses will testify on this important topic. Sunday school at 9 45 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m.
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Wilder Nutting
Montana
Epworth League
Newberg Leads in Smith Hughes Agriculture Ranking
Oregon schools expand agriculture departments from six to many across the state. Newberg ranks second in department size and is praised for progress as Milton Freewater leads with four courses and strong leadership from E. E. Elliott. Sixty students are listed in Newberg’s original enrollment, with Oliver F Kilham directing.
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Smith-Hughes High School
Oregon
Milton- Freewater
Hood River
Gresham
Corvallis
McMinnville
Newberg
Smith- Hughes
Milton-Freewater
E. E. Elliott
Point
Newberg High School
Harry Buell
Allyn Staley
Larome Rankin
Chas Babcock
Willie Sanders
Clausen Brooks
Reese Mainwaring
Russell Pierson
Arthur Siefken
Leonard Scherf
Archie Everest
Clayburn Carson
Wayne Nelson
Obituary of Hattie May Bowman Reflects Long Life of Faith
Hattie May Bowman was born January 19 1868 in West Waterville Maine. She moved to Newberg Oregon at nine and married Don C Gates on April 2 1887. The couple had two children Cecil and Mildred. She died November 1 1920 at Laurelwood near Gaston after a long Adventist life. Survived by husband two children her mother and three brothers and two sisters.
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Hattie May Bowman
West Waterville
Maine
Newberg
Oregon
Don C. Gates
Cecil
Mildred
Laurelwood
Gaston
Seventh Day Advantist Church
Adrian Bowman
A. E. Bowman
Adrie
Canada
Joseph Bowman
Price Rupert
British Columbia
Austin Bowman
W.S. Townsend
Arieta
A. L. Hurst
Orion
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Presbyterian Church
Newbery
David Lloyd Morgan
McMinnville Christian Church
Charles Gibson
Newbery Methodist Church
Georgia Parker
Oregon State S. 8. Association
Charles A. Rice
Board of
Oregon State 8
R. B. Dorks
Yamhill County Sunday School Association
J. Earl Else
Oregon State S S. Association
W. N. Coffee
Newbery Free Methodist Church
Near East Relef
J. J. Handsaker
Norman Jhonson
Burton Frost
Rex
W. R. Jewell
Newberg Baptist Church
Sita
Mike
I. L
Yamhill County
Alsen
Cottage Grove
Dufur
Forest Grove
Lebanon
Medford
Ontario
Rainier
Redmond
Union
Woodburn
Oliver F. Kilham
Agriculture Department
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