Sunday church services and events announced
Sunday announcements list services across Thompson Street Metro District churches for April 27. Thompson Street Church includes Sunday school 10 a m junior league 2 p m Epworth League 6 30 p m preaching 7 30 p m. John Uren pastor. First Baptist Church offers morning and evening services with sermons Does Religion Pay The Church Home and Its Benefits. Redeemer Church has 7 30 a m communion 11 a m rally service with Indian children present and address by C H Chandler. M E Church South has 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m Ruth subject baptism and christening, 7 30 p m Epworth League. Christian Church at courthouse 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m preaching 7 p m Endeavor 7 30 p m. Presbyterian holds 10 a m Sunday school 11 a m sermon, 3 p m Junior Endeavor 6 45 p m Senior Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m. End.
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Thompson Street Metrodist
Epworth
John Uren
First Baptist Church
R. W. King
Church OF the Redeemer
Government School
C. H. Chandler
Portland
Sunday School Institute
Robert J. Tiven
Pendleton Academy Banquet Shines At Hendricks Hall
Last night the Pendleton Academy held its annual banquet in Hendricks hall. Faculty and students enjoyed a splendid spread, with the event described as among the season’s social highlights. Attendees praised the decorations and hoped for semi annual banquets if future ones match this year’s.
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Hendricks Hall
Pendleton Academy
Academy
Ana
Barbers to Play Printers in May Baseball Challenge
Barbers accept a challenge to face the local printers in a Sunday diamond game on May 1. Lineup includes Estes at short, Harper pitching, Carlan catching, Sharp at first, Bailey second, R Rose third, McClure left, Rose right, Kid center, with Jones as a substitute.
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Barbers
Estes
Harper
Carlan
Sharp
Bailey
R. Rose
McClure
Rose
Kid
Jones
In Need of Money Notice to Settle Debts Owed to D Kemler
All parties who know themselves to be in debt to J. D. Kemler are notified to call and settle at once to save costs. D. Kemler.
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J. D. Kemler
D. Kemler
Death of J T Fellows at Good Samaritan Hospital
As the result of apoplexy, J T Fellows aged 44 died at Good Samaritan hospital in Portland.
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J. T. Fellows
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Local residents and travelers noted in Pendleton
In town visits and movements, E Porter of Meacham J J Roulstone of Adame and R H Flinn of Walla Walla are among those calling. Miss Pearl Hunter heads to Milton for a Sunday stay, and Fred Ganeler of Birch Creek visits. Several citizens seek health care or attend events, with Mrs P H Fee entering Sisters Hospital for treatment and Col J H Raley attending firing of a campaign gun in Laker City. US Navy enlistees Renn O Reily Gates Burns Pont head to San Francisco for training. Vincent Konasek, wounded by a rifle accident in Great Falls, returns home with his brother. misreported earlier as a gunshot.
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R. H. Flinn
Walla Walla
Pearl Hunter
Milton
Fred Ganeler
Birch Creek
R. H. McKee
Athena
Golden Rule Hotel
Myrtle Smith
Ione
A. J. Gibson
Portland
Odd Fellows
W. E. Garretson
Dalles
J. 8. Schenck
P. H. Fee
West Court Street
Sisters’ Hospital
Robert Lewis
Chewelah Wash
Fred Hendley
la Grande
W. L. Dick
Columbus
James O'Reily
Frederick L. Gates
Wesley P. Burns
Sisera Pont
United States Navy
San Francisco
Renn
Pendleton
W. E. Grace
Baker City
A. F
A. M
Mr. Grace
Helix
Masons
Echo
Frank Konasek
Great Falls
Mont
Vincent Konasek
Beardsley Reopens Saloon With New Fixtures
Jim Beardsley announces the reopening of Jamce Beardsley’s saloon in the Martin block. Fixtures and stock have arrived and will be ready for business between May 1 and May 5. Fixtures finished in antique oak, latest design, made by Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company of Chicago.
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Jim Beardsley
Jamce Beardsley
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
Chicago
Controversy Over Warrenton Dispensary Elections
Warrenton Virginia April 26 and the town votes on the dispensary issue in what is described as one of the history’s most exciting contests. The legislature granted permission to vote, with elites mobilizing forces, producing a heavy turnout. If approved, the dispensary could open and close the retail whiskey trade by April 30.
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Warrenton
Oregon Man Honored on Emermenon
Oregon University president Apel 98 Fresh Strang is honored as a notable figure in state education. The report highlights recognition from peers and local organizations acknowledging contributions to higher learning and public service.
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Emrmenon
Apel
Fresh Strang
Oregon Univer
Soe Ee
Benetton
Archbishop Williams Receives Eightieth Birthday Marks
Boston observes Archbishop Williams eightieth birthday with prayers and messages as priests promise a notable diocesan celebration tomorrow. Born April 27, 1822, he studied in Montreal and Paris and served as rector at the Franklin Street cathedral before becoming bishop in 1866 and archbishop in 1878.
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Boston
Mass
Archbishop Williams
Sulpician College
Montreal
Chelogical
Paris
Franklinstree
Fitzpatrick
Williams
Willams
Rome
Ocean collision safe-guard experiments progress
Experiments test a new apparatus for oceangoing vessels. Turning a small wheel in the pilot house instantly closes twenty air tight doors, creating compartments intended to keep a ship afloat. The device would, if successful, enhance ocean travel safety similar to the way Hostetter's Stomach Bitters aids life. The tonic is claimed to be free from narcotics and suitable for delicate systems, beneficial in variable spring weather, and to protect the body from colds and influenza, while also aiding indigestion insomnia headaches nervousness and biliousness.
Delegates Leave Chicago for General Federation Convention
A large delegation of club women from Michigan Indiana Wisconsin and Illinois left Chicago by special train for Los Angeles to attend the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention. The tourists will stop at the Grand Canyon and other places of interest on the journey both to and from Southern California. Another large party is scheduled to leave Chicago tomorrow.
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Chicago
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ulients
Los Angeles
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Grand Canyon
California
Baker City Street Lighting Proposal Rejected
J. J. Henry, new owner of Baker City gas and electric firms, offered to light the streets for one year. The city council refused the proposition, leaving 60 streets unlit at night.
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J. J. Henry
Baker City
Baker
Penns Big Relay Races at Franklin Field
An enormous crowd attended the University of Pennsylvania annual athletic games at Franklin Field on April 6. The entry list records exceed one hundred schools and colleges with broad regional representation. The meet features a star-filled bio relay drawing teams from Harvard Yale Princeton Chicago Michigan and Illinois with top runners from Penn and Notre Dame as rivals.
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Penn
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
America
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Illinois
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Automobile Endurance Test Opens From Jamaica
Fourteen gasoline carriages a dozen steam vehicles and several electric machines began a hundred mile endurance run from Jamaica under the Long Island Automobile Club. The event aims to prove reliability and furnish data on power-driven vehicles.
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New York
Jamaica
Long Island Automobile Club
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