Local Club Notes and Community Events Digest
A busy week of community gatherings includes a note that there will be no meeting at the W. O. A. Sunday afternoon. The Gorlo’ Clut furnished a home late food for the bazaar at the Central Association. The Bird Club hosted a shower of dish towels for the building last week. Miss Elizabeth Behultre played piano solos at the Y last Sunday. Georgia Srifert read. Mr Kreekle led the singing with Mrs Z O Dailey at the piano. Mrs Hailey hosted the afternoon to encourage pleasant social gatherings. Strangers are invited, and J M Shaw will entertain fever classes Friday night. Mrs Brand and Mrs Goff will teach and attend. Mrs Goff will sing. A boys club was organized last Wednesday night with Larsell leading. The group will meet at the high school later. The EYMBANM AG. B. club from the Williams school provided a chicken dinner for a family under the public welfare bureau. Mrs Wooley has begun leading a readership club at the George school. The James John High School Girl Reserves club held a saucer kraut supper Monday night. Mr and Mrs Couch were guests. Good overcoats advertised at 14.95 by Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorlo’ Clut
Basnar
Central Association
Hine Bird Club
Elizgbeth Behultre
Georgia Srifert
Kreekle
Goff
Theuilding
Larsell
Damus Deba
Eymbanm. AG. B
Williamg School
Public Welfare Bureau
Wool
DEDICATORY PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY RECEPTION
A listed dedication program details a 7:00 reception with speeches and hymns, 8:00 service, and invocations by Reverends Kloster Young Dewart Patten Ingalls and others. It mentions solos by Mrs Eva L. Abbott and Mr H. L. Alter, with prayers and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo la Young
OH. Dewart
J. J. Patten
W. EB
Ingalls, Hey
J. St
Irvine
BF. ON
Sanidifur
Sunday Morning Church Service Agenda December 10
The program lists Sunday School, hymns, invocations, scripture readings, offertory violin solo, choirs, evening service, and sermon by Rev. W. W. Youngson with preludes and readings attributed to Dr. W. W. Youngson, Grace Tutte, and Grant Metinnuni. The schedule includes multiple musical numbers and a junior and adult choir performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Sandifue
Lola Murphy
Urayor Morfoet
W. W. Youngson D
Holy City
Belopaths
Hy J
Grant McGinnia
Hermon—Bishap William
Shepard D. Db
Young People's Meeting
Hermon
Atlanta
Bola
Grant Metinnuni
Itijah
Delanie
W. W. Youngson
Peatlude
Mew
B.A
Olin
Christmas Dinner Invitation Reflects Genuine Hospitality
The account describes a Christmas dinner held for a few guests who would not otherwise have celebrated. The hosts gave sincere pleasure, making the guests feel included and valued rather than aided out of charity. The event embodies warm Christmas cheer and genuine hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome
St Johns Readies Chester A Lyon Talks On Boy Problems
Chester A Lyon speaks to St Johns residents Dec 11 to 16 at Williams schoolhouse on boy problems. Free meetings invite parents and friends with specific topics each evening and home visits to prevent delinquency before court action. Lyon co founded Big Brother Farm for Hope and Portland Lions Club sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Chester A
Lyon
Tursly
Dad
Bt. John
Lven
St. Dolian
Arlota
Tolleday
Hawthorne
Lents
Mettavilla
Mt. Tabor
Woodstock
Sellwood
Kenton
Peninsula
Portamouth
George
St. Johns
Kanter
Portland
Lebanon
Carrigton
Compson W. R. Co. Notes Elect Officers and Host Dinners
In November 7 meeting, members from Compson W. R. Co. and guests Mra Haskins Mra Wood and Mrs Tucker hosted dinners at their homes on South Edison St and Oswego. Officers elected December 2 include President Mary Perry and Vice Presidents Mra Hanson and Mra Tucker with Mov Wood as Treasurer and Mrs Johnson as Chap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Compson W
Mra. Haskins
Mew
Haskell
Mra. Wood
Edison St
Oregon
Comrade Wood
Mrs. Tucker
Saintly tale of stockings and the fairies of Christmas
A fragmentary lore piece recounts the Santa figure Bafana and a Good Fairy resupplying stockings on Twelfth Night. It links the legend to Melane and the Magi visiting Bethlehem, noting the Christmas season and church calendar references amid garbled details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bafana
Matlan
Bere
Hefana
Hetilehem
Hama
Julen
Couldn't Really Blame Boy In Elderly Officer's Elevator Misstep
A former army officer, dressed in old garb, spends Sunday mornings working on his car near a hotel rear. After hours of fiddling, grease-smeared, he attempts to enter the elevator but is blocked by the lift attendant who mistakes him for a trespasser. The officer’s humorous exchange ends with an apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Street
Washington Star
Detroit News
Shrimp Ears and Treasure Seizures Highlight Oddities
The article notes shrimp ears reportedly located in their knee joints via a tiny water-filled ear bag. It also reports Tobermory finds including an iron gun, sword scabbards, a bronze verret, and artifacts from a Spanish ship wreck, with London experts assessing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobermory
Scotland
London
Bpantah
Spada
Liquid Air Crack Nuts Reopens Food and Gas Mask Research
South American cliches aside, US authorities used liquid air to crack nutshells without shell damage. The test cracked shells easily for kernels, prompting physicists to explore large scale use for gas masks and food production. South Africa hosts major diamond fields near Kimberley, supplying most of the world’s output and highlighting regional resource wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
United States
Corernowal
Timberney
Kieheriey
South African
South Africa
Leprosy Care Capacity Limited in United States
The article notes leprosy cases across 28 states with the federal facility in Louisiana operating at full capacity, serving patients nationwide though exact numbers are unavailable. It highlights the limited nationwide capacity to treat DS patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Louisiana
Bedroom apiary raises buzz in Cleuy business district
Se W. Th Bldridge of Cleuy New York keeps a bedroom apiary with ten beehives inside the house. The home sits in the heart of the city’s business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Se W. Th Bldridge
Cleuy
N.Y
There Are All Sorts of Wiver in Domestic Minds
A Louie Ville Courier-Journal item notes diverse domestic figures including the Kitchenette and the Humilorous, describing how some minds emote excessively and spotlighting playful regional coinages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Ville Courier-Journal
Age Matters of Comparison and the 93rd Birthday
John Voorhis, president of New York City's board of commissioners, celebrated his ninety third birthday by working as usual. He notes thrift is a matter of comparison and contrasts a brisk ninety three with a feeble seventy year old. The piece argues years count less than condition and attitude in aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KR. Voorhin
Board of Commissioners of
New York City
Wsdal
American Republic
Mr. Voorhia
Mr. Voorhis
Heart and blood figures loom large in curious wartime note
A Berlin professor cites that a 129 pound man over sixty years circulates roughly 161.8 million quarts of blood in life while World War I reportedly shed about 21.4 million quarts, underscoring blood over steel as a marvel of nature. A separate reader recollects crafting mint juleps from Indianapolis lore and vows a quick visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ploseh
Berlin Medical School
Plesch
Envelopes Printed With Name and Address Offered
The Irwin Sibon printing department advertises one hundred first class envelopes for one dollar. Each envelope features the name and address neatly printed on the corner as a theme of printed return envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey!er Sibon
Soanane
Ve .Ice Department
Atrocities Claim Outlined by Bolshevik Regime Report
A Bolshevik summary alleges the secret police executed about 1 700 118 people before a month renamed agency. It lists 6 775 professors and teachers 540 doctors 14 050 officers 815 100 workers and other groups totaling vast losses during the civil war era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echeka
oMelal Ngures
Supreme Politics Administration
Sieda
Classified Ads Submission Deadline and Payment Policy
Classified ads must be in by 2 p.m. Thursday to insure insertion. All ads are payable in advance except for customers with monthly accounts with the Review.
Call for St Johns Improvement Bonds 1922 Redemption
The City Treasurer of Portland Oregon announces the redemption of St Johns Improvement Bonds No 673 to 677 inclusive dated January 10 1914. Bonds mature January 10 1923 with face value and interest payable on presentation at the manager’s office. Interest ceases after the redemption date. First published December 6 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Call for St Johns Im Improvement Bonds
In accordance with Ordinance No 42056 1222 St Johns Improvement bonds numbered 678 to 686 inclusive dated January 31 1914 are callable for redemption January 31 1923. Face value plus accrued interest will be paid on presentation at the undersigned office on the stated date, the date marking a semi annual coupon period. After that date interest ceases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
WM. Adams
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Rogers
Pioneer Methodist Church
Serview
Thad
Rev. W. EB. Kloster
Mrx
Chas, W. Mactingly, DD
Solo
Eva Li. Abbott
America
Echo Servier
Patten
Romanen
Hy Norris
Mix
B.A. Olson
Milen
Chester A, Lyon
Will
Williams School
Santa Fortalian Kiddies
Jaek
M. Joh
B. F. Husson
Turay
Peninsula Bank
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific Lines
John M. Scott
Russell Leeds
Indianapolis Star
Duilders
W. P. Greene & Son Contractors & Builders
Buchanan Street
Ore
Johns
Prostate
DR. Irving Sherman
Columbia Street Atwater
D. S. Swart
Bonham & Currier Bldg
Empire
F. P Schulize
Bonham & Carrier Building
Lk, von Pier
Syracuse St
Pell
Frank
Sandifor
Dan
St. Johns Fuel Co
Columbia Boulevard
Wildrose Shingle Co
Poff & O'Neil
Jersey
Frank A
Rice Lawyer
Jersey Street
Planet
S. Jeans Empire
Polk St
Elmer Sneed
Syracuse Street
Dearing
South
St. Johne
St. Johns Bank
Peninsula Tithe, Absignch and Realty Co
MH. Henderson
North
W. Crockwell
M.E
BIT & Jersey Sa
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