Civilization film heads to Baker for one day engagement
The feature Civilization screens at Baker theatre on October 30 with a grand opera score by Victor L. Schertzinger and 40 actors. Reviews from Portland papers praise its dramatic protest against war and its humane message, noting dramatic aerial bombardment, naval battles, and a dove release.
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Iace
Civilization
Baker Theatre
Portland Oregonian
Heilig Theatre
Heilig
Victor L. Schertzinger
Oregon Journal
Herman DeVries
Mass Meeting Highlights Y P C U Attendance Banner
At the Baptist church mass meeting of the Y P C U the Friends young people claimed 80 percent of their active membership and took the banner from the Presbyterian group. The event was well attended and considered a profitable service with notable speaking.
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Cers
Bert Miller
Grace Wilson
Violet Craw
Paul Elliott
Feike
Baptist Church
Friends
Presbyterian
Fortune Remembered in Newberg Obituary Notes
Annie J. McCoy Fortune, born November 4 1867 in Taswell County Illinois, married L L Fortune in 1892 and had six children. She moved with family to Unionville Missouri then to Newberg Oregon seven years ago. She died October 21 at 7 30 pm with service by Rev B L Hicks. Attendees from Portland included L E B Fortune Mary Fetters Elda Neeb Everett McCoy.
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Annie J. McCoy
Washington
Mary McCoy
Taswell County
Illinois
Unionville
Missouri
L. L. Fortune
Laura Eddens
Cecil
Stella
Elva
Marel
Mabel
Fortune
Oregon
Newberg
B. L. Hicks
The
Christian Church
L. EB. Fortune
Mary Fetters
Elda Neeb
Everett McCoy
Portland
Lincoln Wirt to Speak at Wood-Mar Hall Lyceum
Dr. Lincoln Wirt opens the lyceum course at Wood-Mar Hall tonight with In the Wake of the War Americas Challenge to the World. He will recount his 1915 European travels with a letter from the Secretary of State. Tickets: season $2 for six numbers. singles 35 and 50 cents. Kienle's orchestra plays 7 40 for twenty minutes before the 8 o'clock lecture.
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Lincoln Wirt
Lyceum
Wood-Mar Hall
America
Europe
Washington
Kienle
Women’s Relief Corps Plans Noontide G A R Dinner
The Women’s Relief Corps schedules a noontide dinner for the G. A. R. Saturday October 28th inviting all. The Sunshine Club met at Mrs. Oliver’s home for a pleasant social afternoon and elected Mary J. Wood president.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Sunshine Club
Oliver
Treasury
Mary J. Wood
Lumber Trade Public Bulletin 1916 Imports Output
Government bulletin summarizes year ending June 30 1916 wood products imported. Canada supplied lumber valued at 22 082 607 dollars. Other countries provided 18 618 351 dollars. Records by Carl St. Hellena and G C Bassett.
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Government Bulletin
Public Library
Seal Land
Canada
Carl St. Hellena
G. C. Bassett
Revival Meetings At Christian Church Highlight Series
The Christian church hosts revival meetings with six new adherents and rising attendance. Topics include Unseen Realities, Change of Heart, Prayer in Hell, and Why Jesus Died across October 25 to November 1 led by B. L. Hicks.
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The
Christian Church
Jesus
Judas
Law
Tom
Sally
Hell
Newberg
B.L. Hicks
Serious Automobile Collision Near Dayton and Dundee
On Saturday two cars collided head on between Dayton and Dundee causing serious injuries to occupants and heavy damage. A Hudson seven passenger car carried Mr. and Mrs. George C. Kerr of Corvallis and five Oregon Agricultural College students en route to Portland for the O A C Nebraska football game. The Overland was driven by Gilbert Rock of Tillamook.
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Dayton
Dundee
Hudson
George C. Kerr
Corvallis
Portland
Accident Near Hood River Injures Several People
Report describes a collision on a road near Hood River. Victims were rushed to a hospital after the crash with multiple injuries. P S Cyr assisted at the scene and helped transport the injured to medical care.
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Hood River
Pass College Lectures Highlight Midsummer Nights Tempest Show
Tuesday evening marked the third lecture in the Pass College tree extension course. The next talk, on Tuesday at 8 o'clock in Wood-Mar hall, will cover The Tempest as Shakespeare's last play. Lectures are free and open to the public.
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Pass College Tree
Wood-Mar Hall
Espeare
Newberg Society Thanks Public for Oct 14 Tag Day
An editor requests space to thank the Newberg public for support at a tag day held Saturday October 14. Funds raised totaled 75 dollars with vegetables valued at 60 dollars, a notable boost to the society's efforts aiding the needy.
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Graphic
Newberg
W. PF. MacLaren
Autumn Market at C. C. Store Next Week
The notice promotes an Autumn Market on November 2 3 4 at the C. C. store with home cooking hot meals fruit and vegetables. It invites lawn beautification buyers and winter bulbs hyacinths tulips and Clemmens sweet pea seed. It calls for donations of clothing or rummage to Mrs M McDonald.
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C. C
Republican Meeting At Duncan's Hall On November 2
A Republican meeting is filed for Thursday night November 2 at Duncan's hall. The speaker will be Ralph R. Duniway.
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Duncan’s Hall
Ralph R. Duniway
Chautauqua Interest Grows in Newberg List of Subscribers
Miss Kitsinger toured Newberg securing support for an Ellison-White Chautauqua course. Dr. J. S. Rankin led initials with 52 names pledged, joining a diverse list of local backers from the Imperial Hotel to area residents. The Ellison-White bureau began coastwise three years ago with losses but now steadier audiences and talent.
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Newberg
T. M. Kitsinger
Portland
Ellison-White Lyceum
Chadtauque
Mise Kitsinger
John S. Rankin
Oregon
Mise Kitsifiger
Notable Names in Local Records List
George L. Kelly D D Coulson George Larkin Eva M. Markell Frank Carlisle Dr. E A Romig J H Sherlock D O Smith.
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George L. Kelly
D. D. Coulson
George Larkin Eva M. Markell
Frank Carlisle
Dr. E. A. Romig
J. H. Sherlock
D. O. Smith
Football Clash Ends In Scoreless Tie At Pacific College
Saturday afternoon the high school football team battled a strong Pacific College rival on campus in a hard fought 0 to 0 draw. A pep meeting preceded the game as the student assembly boosted football spirit.
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Pacific College
McConnell
McMinnville
Starved Syrians and Armenians Hunger Relief Drive
The Associated Charities calls for aid to Syrians and Armenians suffering from massacre and famine. With 750000 dead and half a million children displaced, the plan raises funds in Newberg via pencil sales on Election Day November 7. F C Statnard presides.
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Syria
Armenia
America
Associated Charities
Newberg
F.C. Statnard
Pres
Card of Thanks for John L. Ingle
I express heartfelt thanks to the G A R and W A C neighbors and friends for their assistance and sympathy during my brother John L. Ingle’s illness and death. John H. Ingle.
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John L. Ingle
John H. Ingle
Card of Thanks from Fortune Family
We express gratitude for the many kindnesses shown to us in our bereavement. L. L. Fortune and children.
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L. L. Fortune
Bargain Sale Of Felts And Velvet Hats
A small shop advertises a temporary sale of felts and velvet hats with limited quantities. The notice lists Greg ory Sisters as the seller or organizer and emphasizes bargains while stocks last.
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Gregory
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Tured
TRS. L. L. Fortune
Lamber
Chautauqua
Ellison
Bernice V. Norton
Chester
Harness
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