Star Lyceum Announces Redpath Stamp Talent for Season
Newberg will host a six-number lyceum course opening October 11 with Congressman Victor Murdock of Kansas and closing with Montaville Flowers. Murdock, insurgent leader in the House, is noted as a compelling speaker and former Wichita Eagle editor. Dr. A E Winship, Boston Journal of Education editor, is highlighted for his educational reform work and engaging public speaking.
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Victor Murdock
Kansas
Montaville Flowers
Newberg
Lyceum
Redpath
House of Representatives
Cannon
Murdock
Congress
Wichita Eagle
Chicago
Wichita
Entertaining Lyceum Course With Noted Performers
Byron C. Pratt praised as an energetic orator to Western audiences. Montaville Flowers described as a premier dramatic monologist in a one man show. The Strollers Quartette and Boston Lyrics offer versatile musical acts. A six performance season priced at two dollars.
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East
Byron C. Pratt
Montaville Flowers
Montaville
Flowers
Mr. Flowers
Edwin Booth
Lyceum
Strollers Quartette
Longstreet
Whitehead
Boston
F. R. Jordan
Bertha Wells
Gay Time For Many At South River Street Party
The S. E. Watkins home at 508 South River street hosted a lively party Tuesday evening for twenty five young women. Miss Edna Watkins and Miss Bea Hunt led the event with games, fortunes told, and echoes of laughter. Refreshments of lemonade cake and fruit were served. Attending were Misses Nell Reuter Lillian Reuter Blanche McNay Pearl Cobb Margaret Illig Grace Wilson Golda Wilson Hazel Comer and others.
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S. E. Watkins
South River Street
Edna Watkins
Bea Hunt
Nell Reuter
Lillian Reuter
Blanche McNay
Pearl Cobb
Margaret Illig
Grace Wilson
Golda Wilson
Hazel Comer
Local Names Listed in Community Notices
Hazel Elliott Lulu Forsyth Gladys Trew Vera Seely Edna Martin Luella Buehler Ida Buehler Mable Miller Estella Cory Florence Kaufman Mable Newlin Cora Watkins Maud Switzer Richardson and Jones appear in a community notice. The item preserves names associated with a local event or listing.
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Hazel Elliott
Lulu Forsyth
Gladys Trew
Vera Seely
Edna Martin
Luella Buehler
Ida Buehler
Mable Miller
Estella Cory
Florence Kaufman
Mable Newlin
Cora Watkins
Maud Switzer
Richardson
Jones
Music Recital by College Faculty Opens Season
The College Music Department opens the season with a free recital in the college chapel given by the faculty. The program includes vocal piano and string works. Registration for the new school year is on Monday and Tuesday. The recital is Friday September 29 at 7 45 PM. Everyone is welcome.
Dance of Death and Peer Gynt Storm Music Highlighted
The article previews an upcoming feature pairing Saint Saens Dance of Death with Peer Gynt storm music arrangements. It notes the contrast between macabre themes and tempestuous orchestration, expecting a compelling concert moment.
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St Saens
Peer Gynt
Professor Weesner Weds in Amboy Home Ceremony
Professor Oliver Weesner returned for a vacation to his former Amboy home where a romantic reunion with his bride Mrs Pearl Bundy Weesner led to a wedding on September 9. The couple left a week later for Oregon as students greeted them with roses and song. Miss Mabel Beck, visiting during the vacation, is mentioned in the account.
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Oliver Weesner
Mooresville
Indiana
Pearl Bundy Weesner
Amboy
Oregon
Mabel Beck
William Andrews Hurt in Fall From Old Wagon Bridge
William Andrews sustained serious bruising after falling about thirty feet from a bridge at the canyon on First Street while he and Arthur Benson were removing old timbers. Benson escaped with minor injuries. Andrews was aided by John Groff and taken home, none of his bones were broken.
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Wm. Andrews
First Street
Arthur Benson
Young Benson
Mr. Andrews
Hellen Collard Weds Fred M Stevenson in Portland Rail Way Clerk’s Union
The Wynooski street home of Mr and Mrs E B Collard hosted a 2 pm Saturday ceremony for Miss Hellen Collard and Fred M Stevenson of Portland. Rev John F Lyons conducted the Presbyterian ring service with close relatives present. The couple will reside in Portland as Stevenson works in the Railway Mail service between Portland and Corvallis.
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E. B. Collard
Wynooski Street
Hellen Collard
Fred M. Stevenson
Portland
John F. Lyons
Presbyterian Church
Circuit Court Docket for September 1911 Term Opens
Long docket slated for September 25 1911 term with a pre hearing Thursday Sept 21 to dispose motions demurrers and dilatory pleas. Many cases require no action while a few involve money promissory notes or damages including Wade Co vs Chilcott and Laughlin vs Spaulding Logging Co. The court aims to save taxpayers and inform litigants at least two days before hearings.
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Percy R. Kelly
M. G. Markell
A. A. Smith
B. A. Kirks
Kershaw Department Store
John Waucheno
W. O.sims
Simpson and Lewis
W. A. Laughlin
C. K. Spaulding Logging Co
Rauch & Senn
Portland
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Ular
Ment
A. E. Winship
Boston Journal of Education
America
Winship
Judge Lindsey
Denver
Dr. Winship
DR. A. EB. Winship
THE
Boston Lyrics
Byron C. Piatt
Mae
the Strollers Quartette
Circuit Court
W. L. Spaulding
Dan McCann
J. H
C. L. McNary
C. B. Graves
E. M. Graves
W.N. Barrett
R. L. Conner
Andrew Kershaw
Morris Dudley
M. Peterson
Herman
Fate
State of Oregon
J. H. Abel
Mike Martin
J. H. McNary
S. A. Manning
J. H. Brigham
Walter Sears
William Langley
McCain & Vinton
Oscar Hayter
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