Local Church Announcements and Schedules
A bulletin lists submission deadlines for department notices, church services across multiple congregations, and upcoming events. It notes Sunday morning worship at 10 a.m. and evening services, with references to Holy Communion, Sunday School, and prayer meetings, plus meetings of women’s and youth groups and special church meetings.
Fragmented note hints at literary event
A garbled OCR line suggests a possible literary event or reading. No clear names, dates, or places readable. Further text needed to identify organizers or venue.
Revival services announced across city churches
In a list of Sunday activities DeHart Superintendent leads at 11 a.m. communion and 8:30 p.m. worship. Christian Endeavor presents A Worth While Life. Evangelist Wilhite preaches both morning and evening with Mr Gatew directing song service. Hill School and C K Woe are involved. Everyone, especially the struggling, is invited to the revival.
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Chere
Bedernwr
Alfred Lockwood
Anm
Petter
Ite
Jn Pieler
Miilieter
Biome
DeHart
Christian Holdeavor
Hvangolint Wilhite
Mr. Gatew
Hille School
C.K
Bunday
Strugere
Car Driver Notified Of Theft By Unaided Screeching Of Horn
In An Anomalous Incident in Los Angeles on February 7, J F F Abbott’s car horn squawked during a theft attempt. Two would be thieves approached, tried to drive off, but the horn's alarm and a pedestrians’ alerting caused them to flee as Abbott emerged. The event drew bystanders who advised caution while the suspects escaped.
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LOS Anodles
J. F. F. Abbott
Br. Abbett
Father of Bandon Boy Seeks Aid in Murder Case
Marshfield Feb 7 An appeal has been made to the county court for aid defending Harold Howlk the 15 year old boy who in the Preesopttern of court to be tried for the third time on the charge of murder ing Lillian Leuthold at Hamdon last July OG O Howell the jailor of the boy wrote the county court asking for help. In the letter the father states he has spent every cent he had and all money he could borrow and funds given him by friends A few months before the boy arrest the father's hand was cut off and he is not able to do much work he receives 254 per month transportation. The letter says the county is not providing a proper defense alleging that county money is used to hire private detectives and a private attorney for the prosecution. The father claims his son is innocent and asserts it is unfair for him to be deprived of the assistance the prosecution secures by expenditures of county money. He mentions that A de Sherwood is employed to warn Mietrich Ate torney for FB Bell in the prosecution at a cost of 25 for each trial.
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A. de Sherwood
Warnet Mietrich
FB Bell
Harry Bones
Bickleton
Price
la Grands
Rimmer A. Ténes
North
Toney
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Vortion Til
Boker
Salvem
Folkr Brothers
Three in Kidnapping Tangle Sought in Seattle
Seattle investigators pursue three youths linked to the January 10 kidnapping of 14 year old Violet McCurdy and another girl. The group allegedly compelled the girls to join them after a stage show, with plans to flee toward San Francisco. One suspect, Thomas Noelaw, is in jail in Portland after returning from the trip, while two others remain at large.
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Seattle
Wash
Beard
Violet McCurry
Atton Fuller
Menten
Ftle
Daclaw
Fuller
Violet
Moe
Pridade
Drelaw Auldenly
Saul
Yale
Tortinini
Portland
Renton
Baker Epidemic Spreads Rapidly In Oregon Town
Feb 7 report from Baker details a fast moving influenza outbreak affecting more than 50 families. School attendance is 50 percent below normal. North Powder and Keating schools report closures and suspended events. Obituaries note deaths from pneumonia and influenza with local residents affected by the epidemic.
Charles Wolverton Steps Back From Federal Bench
Charles Wolverton, former federal judge in San Francisco, has temporarily retired from duties on the bench. The article notes his long service and current absence from the Mint fel States court duties, with unclear specifics due to damaged text.
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Charles Wolverton
San Francisco
Charles K. Wolverton
United Bator Dietriot Jude
Porthind
Ore
le i Ag
Mint
Man Fined for Stranger's Liquor in Machine
Portland February 6 Morrill Toe, city official, charged with illegal possession of liquor in a machine. He was fined $40 after pleading guilty, cited under prohibition law. The case underscores enforcement by Vancouver municipal authorities.
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Portland
Morrill Toe
Vancouver
Mysterious Whiskey Stolen In Odd Auto Collision
The report describes a collision involving MO Prowitney and Everett near Fudge Townanty. Witness Meecha claims two bottles of whiskey were found in a damaged machine after the accident. Jodeo Beermann noted whiskey had been removed from the machine by unidentified drivers, with speculation the culprit might recall the incident. Authorities charged redhies driving with infraction.
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Jodeo Beermann
Fudge Townanty
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