Deaths and church notes from Portland area obituaries
John Phillips Wagner died Monday afternoon at the Portland Sanitarium. He was born August 1, 1856 in Ohio, married Angeline Wilson October 3, 1877, and moved west years ago. Eleven children were born to the couple. seven survive. Funeral at Miller & Tracey’s chapel, burial Rose Park cemetery, Rev. Nourse officiating. Also notes on Rally Day at Community Sunday school, upcoming church program, Williams PTA with kindergarten program and dental clinic explanation. NEKTIES-ROGERS.
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Portland
John Phillips Wagner
Wagner
Ohio
Angeline
Wilson
West
A. Brandon
H. R. Wagner
Vancouver
Wash
C. W. Wagner
Smith
E. BE. Wagner
Los Angeles
H. J. Wagner
Miller & Tracey's Chapel
Rose Park Cemetery
Pleasantly Entertained at Litton P T A Meeting
About fifty mothers teachers and friends of the Litton P T A gathered in the school assembly Tuesday afternoon. Readings by Miss Pee Galvin and Katherine Hall highlighted the program along with a Kindergarten Work demonstration by Miss Casebere and assistants. The group acknowledged supporters who helped furnish materials and build a teacher shelter at the corner of Peasenden and Smith avenue.
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Litton P.T.A
Pee Galvin
J. J
Drury-Scott
Katherine Hall
J.J. Sang
Litton
Arthur Morey
P.T. Ac
Eugene
St. Johns Lumber Coy
the Mercantile Co
Byerle &Armstrong
Ormandy Broa
Roy Wilcox
Peasenden
Smith Avenue
Good Football Game Opens Bachelor Club Era With 7 7 Tie
A good crowd witnessed a Sunday opener as the Bachelor Club Juniors and Highland eleven played to a 7 7 tie. Juniors dominated early with five completions and a short Milton run, while Highland answered after a 15 yard penalty helped a drive late in the first half. Notable players included I B Lind, Theo Bean, Shorty Milton, and Hut Lind with substitutes Perry Davin and Getham.
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Bachelor Club
Ticiy
Highland Eleven
Shorty
Milton
Highland
Slavera
I. B
Grit’ Lind
Bert Anderdon
Theo Bean
K. G
Say Bean
Ral
Wranks
Shorty Milton
L. IL
Hut
Lind
Q. “Honk' Othus
Perry Davin
Groh
Getham
Pad Shaw
Highlands
Peninsula residents seek better streetcar service from portland railway
Residents in the Peninsula district push for improved transportation with a ten minute streetcar schedule to replace the current twenty minute service. At University Park Community class, a committee was formed to engage St Johns Community Club and other groups in pressing the issue. John D. Rice supports Bailey’s claim that growth is hindered by poor transit, urging action to secure adequate service. Telegram reports the drive as active among local organizations and residents. Royal Neighbors announce a meeting at Mrs. Wilwood’s home on Backian Street on October 1 with a pot luck dinner to follow.
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Peninsula
Porthind Railway, Light & Power Company
University Park
Elass
St. Jehns
J. O. Bailey
St. Jialing
Tome
Peninsula District i
Cas
John D. Rice
Bailey
W C T U Notes and Convention Reports at St John Library
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds a recurve business meeting at St John Library next Monday October 16 at 2 p.m. Delegates GW Overstreet Madeline Russell and Edna Callison attend the State Convention in McMinnville on the 6th, with several reports promised later. A recent social gathering praised Adah Unruh and noted work toward the Children’s Form Theme.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
St. John Library
McMinnville
Tech
Mes
Overstreet
Madeline Russell
Edna Callison
Overstevet
Adah Wallace Unewh
What We Love Is Ours Excerpt From Ex. 1A. Sawyer
A reflective excerpt argues that true possession lies in what we love not wealth. Beauty and nature enrich the soul, while money cannot buy real happiness or Eden. The piece condemns greed, stating what we own is defined by what we value, with a final note about a new remise on Buchanan Street.
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Eden
Store relocates to 108 South Jersey street with new Grabateria
Messrs Coachaml Curger announce their Up todate store now occupies 108 South Jersey street. The new light, roomy quarters offer attractive exterior and enhanced interior with upper dance halls and a refined grocery below. The move strengthens St Johns business structures and earns pride from proprietors. The Bachelye Club schedules a second sersow at the rink October 1, a successful first ball last month promises continued attendance. Laurelwood Social Club to meet Sister Pearl Rawk man at 242 W Tylor street October 18 with potluck dinner planned. ATL Rebobeuha welcomes Rep.
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Coachaml Curger
Grabateria Grovery
Jersey Street
St. Johns
Busines
Bachelye Club
Laurelwood Social Club
Pearl Rawkman
Tylor Street
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A. McMahon
Williams Parent-Teachers’ Association
Mins Caxebere
Nekties
Rogers
Bigelow
T. L. Perking
Dan Kelliher
George B. Collars
Mra
Josephine M. Othus
Housewives’ Council
Pier
Marshall, Wells & Co
Fred RB
Rash T
Public Service Commission
Georgeb. Thomas
Otto D. Deann
Fire Bureau
W. P. Warnen
Alva Lee Stephens
Columbia River Coal Compay
J. D. Duback
Chas
A. Hacker
Butcher
John W. van Horne
Police Bureau
Marty Schaublin
Lima, Ohio
Vernon
Willamette Boulevard
Macfarland-Robinson, Inc
FORD
Burlington St
St. Johns Undertaking Co
Thomas Grice
Empire
Wight
Jersey St
the Tin House
North
H. A. Manning
Prop
Louie Cogan
The
Blue & White Shoe Co
Broadwa
Ankeny
Oak Phone Broadway
Ose, Il
Wilwood
Ian Street
Oet
Rubers— Rogers
Ross Island
Peninsula Security Company
WE. L. Bristow Prison
Chambers Co. Inc
Killingsworth Avenue
Sawyer
Buchanan Hreet
St. Johns Auto Electro Co
Jersey
Willard
Florist
Hoot Gibson
Universal
EB MacDonald
Sun
Larry Remon
Rawlinson
Uiversal
Nanook
North’ Pathe
Winnie
Frank Mayo
Voral
Appuiniin
B. F. Husson
Hank
Yelamen
Beckett's
N. Kellogg ST
Phone Empire
Sdelphia Street
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