Werth and Tegeler Nuptials in Newberg Home
A wedding for Miss Gladys Tegeler and Mr. Walter W. Werth took place at the Tegeler residence on West Fifth Street. Rev. Lehnert officiated under an arch as Miss Lillian Masaman played. The couple plans to reside on a Willamina farm after November 1. Attendees included extended families from Newberg and out of town.
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A. Tegeler
West Fifth Street
Gladys Tegeler
Walter W. Werth
Willimina
Lillian Masaman
Lehnert
Gladys
Oregon
Fred Worth
Newberg
Clara Trommershausen
C. Gettman
Wm.Schaad
Berens
Harle
Sehnert
F. B. Scherf
Geo. Scherf
Irving Scherf
H. Sommers
Seibert
Anderson
L. M. Buell
C. W. Sloan
Gladys Morgan
Fred Werth Sr
T. Werth
Alfred Werth
Lillian Werth
Grace Wooden
Fred Werth Jr
A Word for Cranks
A Chicago writer urges that those who stand against impurity and conformism are labeled cranks. The piece extols individuals who think and act independently, praising pioneers like Columbus and noting celebrated cranks across history.
Noble Versteeg Wedding Near Newberg
On last Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at the home of the bride northwest of Newberg Seth Jay Noble son of A A Noble and Beulah May Versteeg daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Versteeg were united in marriage. Rev Paul H Lewis officiated.
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Newberg
Seth Jay Noble
A. A. Noble
Beulah May. Versteeg
Albert Versteeg
Paul H. Lewis
Pioneer hunter recalls Alsea Valley days in old frontier life
L D Vicito of Brownsville recounts 1868 to 1876 hunting in Alsea valley with elk herds of 50 to 75, wolves in bands, and many beaver trapped. He notes Indian reservation lands, fish in Alsea river, and his later moves between Indiana and Oregon before planning another hunting trip.
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Alsea Valley
Alsea
Umpqua
Vidito
Indiana
Oregon
Brownsville
Corvallis
Obituary of Mrs W B Brooks
Minnie Margaret Poague born June 30 1873 in Labelle Missouri died Sept 24 1920 in St. Vincent's Portland Oregon. She married W B Brooks Nov 9 1897 in Omaha and had four children two sons Clausen and Frankie and two daughters one sister Mrs J R Sanders of Edgemont South Dakota. Funeral at the Christian church conducted by Rev K H Sickfoose.
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Minnie Margaret Poague
Labelle
Lewis County
Missouri
St. Vincent's Hospital
Portland
Oregon
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
Glenwood
Iowa
Ashland
W. B. Brooks
Omaha
Frankie
Heppner
Newberg
Irene
Clausen
J. R. Sanders
Edgemont
South Dakota
Brooks
Christian Church
Newberg Church
K. H. Sickfoose
Pacific College Opens with Registration and Music
The Pacific College term started with registration on Monday and work assignments. Chapel exercises Tuesday featured music by Alexander Hull and Eva Hummer Hull and a speech by new faculty member Perry Macy. About 100 registered, with more expected next week as workload expands.
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Pacific College
Alexander Hull
Eva Hummer Hull
Department of Music
Perry Macy
Mr and Mrs F W Bush Celebrate Ruby Wedding Anniversary
The Bushs of Newberg celebrated their ruby wedding anniversary at the Miller home in Portland on a Thursday evening with relatives and friends. Eight children and eleven grandchildren attended as Mildred Lawlor sang and Zede Zimmer played. The Rev H S Black offered a reminiscence and a poem by Mrs Black was read.
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O. J. Miller
Liebe Street
Portland
F. W. Bush
Newberg
Mrs. Bush
Bush
Mildred Zane Lawlor
Miss Zede
Zimmer
H. 8. Black
Tacoma
Newberg Schools Open With Noted Teaching Force
The Newberg high and grade schools will open Monday with a full teaching staff led by Superintendent A. C. Strawbrough. H. A. Wright is High School Principal, C. L. Van Wormer is Grade School Principal, with grade teachers listed for each class and a lineup of subject teachers across departments.
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Newberg
A. C. Strawbrough
H. A. Wright
C. L. van Wormer
Titus Lynne Wedding Unites Mildred Marie Lynde and Arthur Titus
The Lynde home hosted the September 22 wedding of Mildred Marie Lynde to Arthur Titus with Rev. C. E. Gibson officiating. The bride wore white satin and lilies, assisted by Cornelia Titus as maid of honor and William Howland as best man. The couple plans to reside locally.
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W. H. Lynde
Mildred Marie
Arthur Titus
C. E. Gibson
Cornelia Titus
William Howland
Presbyterian Church Schedule and Rally Day
Holy Communion at 11:00 a.m. all members expected. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Supt. Simon Sanderson with classes for all. U.PSC at 6:30 p.m. Leader Florence Lee. Mid week prayer Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. Jesus Tempted. Rally Day October 10.
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Simon Sanderson
U.psc
Florence Lee
Jesus Tempted
Some Don’ts for Telephone Users
A Newberg Telephone Company notice advises customers on proper calling etiquette to improve service. It urges using the correct numbers and terminology, avoiding repeated calls, and allowing time for the central operator to process signals to reduce delays.
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Uld
Central
Newberg Telephone Company
Sunday Evening Programs at Newberg Baptist Church in October
The Newberg Baptist Church presents weekly Sunday events in October from 5 30 to 8 30 pm. A social hour with autumn leaf decor runs 5 30 to 6 pm followed by a light luncheon and a school of missions at 6 30. Rev W R Jewell will present a stereoptical lecture with 75 slides covering foreign and home fields China and immigration topics. Free will collection optional. admission not charged. Attend and witness these programs each Sunday evening.
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Bapthist Church of
Newberg
School of Missions
W. R. Jewell
China
Governor Olcott orders state fair games closed over concerns
Salem Oregon September 29 Governor Olcott ordered the fair board to shut down games deemed questionable after state police and federal officers found some shows unsatisfactory. A committee was to inspect concessions and close those violating the law. Five games were reportedly closed following the committee's inspection.
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Salem
Ore
Olcott
Fair Board
F Air
Fair Grounds
Clothing Drive for Near East Relief in Newberg
A local Near East Relief committee in Newberg collects old clothing starting now through Wednesday to aid Armenian sufferers. Any usable garment helps a naked child or adult as thousands in Armenia faced cold death last winter. Call Mrs. W. H. Woodworth or Mrs. Sadie Stewart for details.
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Near East Relief
Newberg
America
Armenia
Oregon
W. H. Woodworth
Sadie Stewart
Salvation Army Takes Up New Work
The Salvation Army shifts from derelict reclamation to preventive child welfare after Prohibition. Col William Peart notes industrial homes depopulated but aims to build hospitals relief centers and meeting houses. The effort focuses on preventing youth problems with hygienic, community-centered facilities.
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United States
Salvation Army
Col
William Peart
Middle Territory
New York Times
Col. Peart
Col Peart
Prohibition Devised Eggs Fill with Whisky Across West Virginia
Four egg shipments were damaged by baggage handlers and all eye holes blown out then refilled with whisky. The Ohio State Journal notes the labor involved in such subterfuge to move liquor, arguing Prohibition prohibits as much as expected.
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West Virginia
Ohin State Journal
Social meeting of the C. IL club at Commercial Club
Notice invites current and prospective members to a Thursday afternoon gathering at the Commercial Club rooms on October 7. Bring friends and fancy work for a pleasant get‑together with refreshments and a short program. Remember to tell new folks in town about it.
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C. IL
Commercial Club
Education proves its value with earnings and leadership
Oliver F. Kilham presents data from Shorter College and national figures showing high school and college training yield higher earnings, greater likelihood of distinguished service, and a strong return on every school day. The analysis urges parents to pursue all available education for children.
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A. W. van Hoose
Shorter College
Georgia
Massachusetts
United States
Tennessee
Congress
House
Supreme Court
Oliver F. Kilham
Agriculture Department
Newberg High School
New PTA Officers Invite Members to Social Afternoon
The freshly elected PTA officers invite all members and interested adults to a social afternoon at the grade school on October 5 at 3 p.m. Jennie D. Miller is President with Mrs Fritzpatrick as Vice President, Mrs Kienle as Secretary, and Miss McConkey as Treasurer. Campbell moved to Lynden Washington last week.
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Jennie D. Miller
Fritzpatrick
Kienle
Miss McConkey
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