Current Literature Clut at Mrs Wade's Pendleton Meet
The Current Literature club met Wednesday at Mrs. E. T. Wade's North Pendleton home. Browning topics dominated the program with papers by Miss Boyd on The Ideal Life of Browning and Mrs. Jones A Fee on Browning's Poetry. Mrs. Vaughan spoke on Rabbi Ben Karn. The group finished Browning's The Last Ride Together and Youth and Art. Others read Andrea DelGarto and solos by Edna Zimmer. Refreshments followed served by Mrs. Linn Sturgis and Mrs. J H Raley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Wade
North
Pendleton
Browning
Linn Sturgis
J H. Raley
Portugese
Miss Boyd
Churches Services Schedule At Two Local Congregations
First Christian Church on North Main lists 9 40 Bible school with classes for all ages, 11 a m communion and sermon, 6 30 p m Young Peoples society, 7 30 p m sermon by N H Brooks, plus Wednesday prayer meeting and choir practice. Church of the Redeemer offers Sunday school at 10 am, divine service with Holy Communion at 11 am, and a 7 30 pm service by Rector Charles Quinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Bible
W. F. Taylor
Young Peoples' Society
N. H. Brooks
Church of the Redeemer
Holy Communion
Charles Quinney
Methodist church notices promote Marvelous Magnet and Halseys Comet
The First Methodist Episcopal Church at Webb and Johnson streets lists Pastor N Evans. Morning theme The Marvelous Magnet and evening topic Halseys Comet. Sunday School at 100 m. Preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm Epworth League at 6 20 pm. Welcoming, cordial services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Webb and
Johnson Streets
N. Evans
Christian Science Services and Schedule
Weekly services held each Sunday at 11 o clock with the subject Doctrine of Atonement. Wednesday evening service at an unspecified time. Sunday school Sunday morning at 10. Reading room open daily 2 to 4 p m. Everyone cordial ly invited at Corner B Webb and Johnson streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Webb and
Johnson Streets
Baptist Church Services Schedule and Sermon Titles
The Baptist church at Johnson and Alta streets invites all to morning and evening services. Morning sermon is Regeneration and the evening sermon is Sad, Even Before a King. Bible school meets at 10, and the Young People's union gathers at 6:36 with services at 11 and 7:30, led by Pastor R. B. Storey.
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Baptist
Baptist Church
Johnson and
Alta Streets
Bible School
Young Peoples
Pnion
R. B. Storey
A Knocker's a Man with a Colorful View
An old advertorial notes a Knocker who can’t see good in anyone, blaming a disordered liver. It promotes Ballard's Herbine as a cure for constipation, dyspepsia, indigestion, sick headache, biliousness, and all liver and bowel troubles, from A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Ballard
A. Cc. Koeppen & Bros
Postmaster at Walla Walla Retained Despite Opposition
Washington April 15. Representative Poindexter insurgent opposed reappointment of Edwin L. Brunton as postmaster at Walla Walla. Brunton’s nomination went to the senate after Poindexter urged giving the job to William Gregory. Officials say Brunton earned retention under Taft’s rule for efficiency and good service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Varsity Club Opens in Pall Mall London
American Universities Club of London opens at No 68 Pall Mall near James Palace Marlborough House. It aims to foster entente among educated minds of United States Britain and Canada with varsity men from the Dominion eligible. Oxford Cambridge support. ex President Roosevelt Lord Strathcona and Lord Brassey show interest. George Gray Knowles Yale 92 heads the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
American Universities Club of
Pall Mall
Roosevelt
Lord Strathcona
Lord Brassey
George Gray Knowles
Yale
Vote Yea to sustain Monmouth normal school plant
Paid advertisement urges support for Monmouths normal school, highlighting a valuable plant worth over $100,000 and urging a four cent per thousand dollar levy. The message stresses the schools role in training teachers and calls for community backing in Monmouth Oregon.
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Monmouth
J. B. V. Butler
Sec. Com
Ore
Cemetery Walls Offered for Graves Before Decoration Day
All parties who wish to have concrete walls built around the graves of their dear friends or relatives will find me doing this work at the cemetery now or may phone Red 2627. Information given free. Frank Duprat.
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Red 2627
Frank Duprat
Shoe repair shop advert from A Eklund
AEKLUND offers shoe repair services announcing sales for ladies shoes at 6c and gentlemen's shoes at 0c per pair. Modern machinery promises better workmanship.
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A. Eklund
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim Alleges Sample
Fragmentary OCR hints at a claimed quick cold cure or remedy sold as a medicine. Mentions a signature or endorsement and a price of two cents. No verifiable details or reliable evidence present.
Baked beans price rise shocks Boston shoppers
Boston's baked beans have jumped 98 percent in two years, driving down consumption. A quart now costs 10 to 11 cents, and Boston's bean bill for 1909 nears five million pounds, up about 1.7 million from the prior year. Salt pork for beans rose from 11 to 18 cents per pound since 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Seventeen Children Die Believed Bewitched in Reading
Reading, Pa. Authorities report seventeen of Mr and Mrs Frederick Carl's children died here allegedly from witchcraft. A daughter aged 28 was buried last week. Many children died young. physicians cite marasmus, while pow wow doctors blame an old witch.
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Reading
Frederick Carl
Balance sheet figures show insurers’ liabilities and premiums
The document lists liabilities including gross claims for losses unpaid at 9,935,756.00 and 698,714.63 with 1,467,630.04 in asterisks, unearned premiums on outstanding risks at 684,073.19, due commissions and brokerage at 6.00, and other liabilities totaling 77,784,465.00.
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Sigma Epsilon Omicron
Eagle-Woodman Hall
Henry Dixon Jones
Gertrude Jordan
Mary Shea
Edith Johnson
Edna Zimmerman
Carl Engdah
Meadames
H. D, Jones
W. M. Slusher
H. J. Bean
Doss Swearingen
West Webb Street
Daphne Swearingen
Margaret Colesworthy
Pauline Rice
Merle Best
Elizabeth Nolte
Estellan Keys
Eugenie Heston
James Binkely
Lulu Hagen
Olga la Fontaine
Helen la Fontaine
Helen Lynde
Kathryne Reeves
Emily Kearney
Winnifred Graham
Emily Kear- Grace Tlurgeg
Thelma Thompson
Frank Dickson
Henry Judd
Olney Baling
Leo Teutsch, Jr
Willie Longnoire
Zoeth Kearney
Marion B. James
Portland
James
Elinor MacMullin
Mr. James
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Oakland
J. 0. Owenhouse
Laura Perry
Ben F. Hill
East
Alta Street
Miss Perry
Edna Gates
Mildred Magoon
Irthal Mann
Royal Sawtelle
Ben Burroughs
William Delimond
Merle Cheseman
Willard Bond
Lillian Rourke
Clarke Nelson
Rt. F. Alexander
Charles Levis
Fay Bartholomew
Bertha Alexander
W. Avery
Wennha Springs
Walla Walla
Chauncey Bishop
Small Son
W. P. Bishop
Clarence Bishop
Salem
W. P. Lathrop
Garden City
Bridge
Lou Flood
George H. Clark
South Hill
R. Raymond
Harold Warner
University of Oregon
Mrs. T. Warner
James Johns
Arthur Metuns
R. F. Henley
Elko, Nev
J. P. Walker
Fred G. Schmeer
Katherine Campbell
St. Paul's School
Maud
Gertrude Sheridan
Bridge Club
R. F. Alexander
Victor Hunziker
W. F. Matlock
Asa B. Thomson
Old Mexico
Edna and
Lavelle Florence
May
Eugene A Vaughan
Aliyan Stanfield
Echo
Mian
Carrie Sharp
Woodhers
Athena
Edward J. Sommerville
Esther Sommerville
Mark Moorhouse
John Adame
Adama
California Fig Syrup Co
First Christian Church
Fownes, Denis and
Kayser
Dagmar
Eugenie
Chilldren
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance
New York
Fidelity Fire Ins. Co
Phenix Ins. Co
Brooklyn
Insurance
Oregon
C. R. Tuttle
A. P. Lange
Corbett Bldg
Portland, Or
Lee Moorhouse
Pendleton, Or
Optical Business
Dale Rothwell
D. M. Heacock
WM. Hanscom
A. E. Serum
Optometrist
A. L. Schaefer
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