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55 candidate pages from 1921, and 13 of them produced filed records. These machine-read fragments have not all been checked against the page image, and they may concern unrelated emblems or clubs.
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1921-02-03 · image 7
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ed his newly acquired property to the Civic league. This organization sold the bead and hldo to tho Emblem club. Last night's auction was conducted by Carl A. Johnson. Mrs. V. A. Forbes, homo servlco secretary for tho Red Cross hero, ex pressed the gratitude ot the organi zation to all individuals and firms whose assistance In disposing ot tho buck mado passible tho substantial additions to tho fu…
1921-04-21 · image 8
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TED. Bend's second Hoo-IIoo concatena tion, tho first held slnco 1916, was staged last night ut tho Emblem club, under tho direction of II. R. Ishcrwood, Bccrctary-tsensurcr, who Is hero from St. Louis for this pur pose. Georgo M. Cornwall of Port land, publisher of Tho Tlmbermnn, Is also hero to assist tho S3 active members of tho order in initiating tho 20 "kittens" who applied for membership. M…
1921-05-05 · image 1
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iIi'. That butter mada In Itedmond Is being whipped to Hand, Its wrappers hearing tho circular Hand emblem to ho sold hero as "Ilend butter," I tho declaration of J. F. Arnold, man tiger of tho Central Oregon Furmers creamery. Tho words, "Deschutes Cold Iliitter," tho nnmii of tho prod net actually turned out hero, aro not ii nod, but many have purchased thu llcdmond.mudo urllclo under tho Im pres…
1921-05-26 · image 2
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Glees was a business callor In Bond Saturday, Six Members of Control Orrgon Champion Kqund Receive Em blems At High Khool. . Basketball awards wcro given out Monday at the high school to si members of tho Central Oregon championship team of tho past sen son.' Tho gold felt "B" was award ed to D. Howell, Huoll Orrell, Vanco Coyner, Elmer Johnson and Frank Loehr. Ed Brosterhous was given his third…
1921-06-16 · image 8
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rlon left last night. OBSERVANCE OF RAG DAY HELD OVER a(M) ATTKNI) ELKS' FRO CRAM HONORING NATIONAL EMBLEM II. II. DK AltMOND GIVES PATRIOTIC ADDRESS. The Impresslveness of tho Flag Day exercises of the Elks Lodge, held Tuesday night In the Elk temple. was added to by the presence of 100 members of the American Le gion, special guests of the lodge. Over 300 persons attended tho ex ercises, which w…
1921-07-07 · image 1
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display of tlow- Tho cup Is now hold hy tho Pilot Butte Inn. to which tt wan uwurdod last year. Tho Emblem club cup will go for tho most artis tic nrrangoiuent of flowers. This cup Is iWY In tho hands of Mrs. C. W Hayes, ELKS METOLI TO URGE US HOME Oregon Elks gathering at Lon An geles; for the annual national conven tion,' will present a united front In their effort to put over tho Metollus home,…
1921-07-21 · image 1
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in-Hlxon Lumber Company, who leaves boob for Minneapolis, was given Tuesday night by the men of the Emblem club about 40 members being present. C. S. Hudson was toastmaster, and a number of informal talks were given. Several games of cards followed the dinner. Speakers were Carl A. Johnson, Hugh O'Kane, A. Whisnant. L. O. Taylor, H. J. Overturf, H. E. Allen, Clyde M. McKay R. D. Moore, J. P. Henne…
1921-07-21 · image 2
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on the shores of Klk Inke Sat urday night, was aim on need Tuesday. John 11. Jones, steward of the Em blem club, will bo chef. Tables for ISO people will bo built In the form of n scmi-clrclo about the cooking fire, which will be a camp fire Inter, during the speaking. Rev. J. Edgar Purdy will be In chnrgo of tho camp. Oregon products only will bo used. It. N. Buchwalter of tho Hod and Gun club w…
1921-08-04 · image 4
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thorn. And so, for luck of 'any definite plan nnd authority und OVER THE HIU, In the days when tho Emblem club n.lU.,l fA. I. ...... .... r t,n..,1l.... r 7. . . ,,7"""; i responsibility, nothing Is done, hosnl tallty to visitors to Hcncl and Tll(;n) u crtcBm ,() ,)() )n(l(,o ()f to he p to make Bend known to tho part,clllllr p0nm or Brollp for outside world there was Included In!,,, ... f . , .…
1921-08-18 · image 1
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p. United Kffort Asked C. S. Hudson read from a speech he had delivered seven years before when the Emblem club entertained the Ad club in Bend, and pointed to predictions ot prosperity and rapid growth for the city which have since come true. Interesting statistics on Bend's lumber production were given by IU D. Moore, ot Tho Shevlln-Hlxon Com pany. Julius Meier, president ot the ex position asso…
1921-08-18 · image 8
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st wlll.be eligible for a prize, except bb a part of tho general display of flow ers ffir which the Emblem club and Commercial club cups are offered. 5 No person may enter more than one exhibit for any ono prize. C Unless otherwise requested, the Woman's Civic league will offer for sale all flowers, plants and vege tables entered. Any entry not to bo sold should bo marked to that effect. 7 All exh…
1921-12-01 · image 7
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ia rtgla, Is buoyant enough to .bear a weight of 800 pounds. SECRET ORDERS ANCIENT Prttsnt Vogue of Emblems, It Csn 0 Proved, Is More Than 6,000 Years Old. "Do you notion what nn Increase Ihern Iiiin been In the wearing of em Diem ritnl fraternity pins, these days7" UNkeil Jones. "I suppose you think that Is Just an iip-lo-dntu fnd, don't you?" re turned his friend of antiquarian bent, "Well, let…
1921-12-15 · image 6
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Webb. Prank' Prince, snark ot the Eastern Oregon district, presided over the lively mooting at tho Emblem club. CHILD ALMOST STRANGLED Mrs. 0. Grab, 3116 Washington Ave., Now Orleans, La., writes: "My child had a cougli bo bad she would almost stranglo coughing. Foley's Honey and Tar rolloved her cough, and I recommend It to any mother." Checks colds, croup, whooping cough, bronchial nnd "flu" co…
1921-12-29 · image 3
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ing Tho Dullotln I am suro I will got truly 'Bend news," writes J. It. Jonos, former steward ot tho Emblem club, now In the restaur ant business In Astoria, in ordering thb dally sont to his new homo. "It soems that I cannot glvo Dond up, for I cravo Bond news," ho emphasizes In his letter. ' ORDER PLANS OF LEGION BUILDING Tho American Legion post at Mad Ison, Ind has ordered a set ot tho plans of…
1921-01-28 · image 1
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ed his newly acquired property to the Civic league. This organization sold tho head and hide to tho Emblem club. I.nst night's auction was conducted by Carl A. Johnson, who declared thnt the "Holland" system of bidding should be UBed. According to this. each bidder, whether successful cr not. said "good-bye" to his money af ter making his offer. Bids were not necessarily greater than preceding one…
1921-02-05 · image 8
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nd thankless position as city councilman, I told you, among other things, if elected, that no bank, Emblem club, no Commercial club, Woman's league, labor union or church, could control my vote unless it be for tho good of Bend: that I belonged to no entangling alliances whatsoever. I meant every word I said then, and I mean every word I say now. Like Bryan, though, I be lieve iu peace at almost a…
1921-02-17 · image 4
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uced. It is of silk ribbon bars, seven gold and seven blue, alternating, arranged horizontally. The emblem is five feet long by three feet wide. The dream came to Mr. McMunn the first year that the United States was at war. He thought he was seated near a campfire, watching two soldiers fighting, and when they had finished he seemed to see a flag ap pearing in the sky. It was like the American fla…
1921-02-19 · image 1
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Loan association, Is arranging for a luncheon of Bond' business men to be given Monday noon at tho Emblem club in honor of tho presi dent and two vice presidents of the association who will be in the city from headquarters In Tacoma. HUGHES IS NAMED FOR CABINET JOB (Br United Prera to The Bend Bulletin.) ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Feb: 19. The appointment of Charles Evans Hughes as secretary of state I…
1921-02-21 · image 3
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to arrival of tho morning Iruln, nnd liiHteud they will bo linked to attend n "bIiik" dinner at tho Emblem club tonight. COUNCIL VACANCY STILL UNFILLED DAUGIIERTY ASKED TO GO ON CABINET 8T. AliaUSTINK. Flu.. Feb. 21. rroKldimt-olnct Harding him linked Hurry M. Dnughorty to bo attorney Konornl, It wiih officially announced today. AiIiiiIiiIhIiiiIIoii FuiirlloiiN Willi I 'In' Meinliei'M W I'll ten l…
1921-02-22 · image 2
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e beautiful that the view of tho stir rounding country which he had ob tained from the steps of the Emblem club building. Due to the late arrival of the train yesterday the visitors were unarile to see ajS much of the city as they bad planned on doing, but they vis ited The Shevlln-Hlxon Company mill and after an examination of the va rious departments remarked' that they had considered the plants…
1921-03-18 · image 1
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tes nre here. The hall of representa tives, headquarters, is converted into a palace of flowers and emblems Memorial services were conducted by Mrs. W. A. Smlck, state ch.'.pluln prise which It has been found neces sary to postpono or give up entirely. The holding company Is being un justly blamed for tho situation, any holding company members who ex plain the position of thut organisa tion of tha…
1921-04-09 · image 2
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y es tablished ruling In the local unit, the meeting was opened with the unfurl ing of the national emblem, the glv ing of the salute and the singing of the national anthem, which In later meetings will be followed by a 20- mlnute song service of patriotic alra. During the regular course of bust nesa the unit voted to assist Percy A. Stevens post in carrying on a drive for the sale of the national…
1921-04-20 · image 1
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. Ili'iid second lloo-lloo concatena tion, the first held since 1910, will be staged tonight at the Emblem club, under the' direction of II. K. Islierwood, secretary-treasurer, who I here from 81. Louia fur till pur pose, fieorga M. Cornwall of Port land, publisher of The Tlmberman, I also here to aaalat the 23 active member of the order In initiating the 20 'kittens" who have applied for membersh…
1921-04-20 · image 3
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ey last at lOc A POUND SMITH'S GROCERY The Votaries of The Mystic Number will Concat Tonight at the Emblem Club All Loyal Hoo Hoo are urged to be in attendance and assist Su preme Secretary Isherwood in op ening the eyes of 20 young kittens HERE THEY ARE! I OA A OAAt 11 SUITS THAT LOOK NEW LONG AFTER THE DAY YOU BUY THEM Models that reflect tailoring of the highest sort; a simplicity of style poss…
1921-04-23 · image 2
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lpful suggestions. All worn en in Bend and vicinity are urged to be present. a a Social life at the Emblem club baa been active this week. On Monday the men of the club were hosts to the ladies at the regular weekly dinner. On Wednesday evening banquet was served to a party of 48 men pre ceding the Initiation held by the Or der of Hoo-Hoo. Thursday after noon the ladies of the club enjoyed their r…
1921-04-28 · image 1
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e. That butter made In Krdmond I heliis: shipped to lleud. Its wrappers bnariiiR the circular llend emblem, to bo sold here as "llend butter," la the declaration of J. F. Arnold, man ager of the Central Oregon Farmers' creamery. Thn words. "Deschutes Gold Ilutter," the name of the prod uct actually turned out here, are not uned, but many huve purchased the Itedmond-iiikdo article under the Im pres…
1921-04-29 · image 2
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malicious statement of our unfair competitors, we will very shortly discontinue our long used Bend Emblem butter wrappers, and the but ter which for years has been such a popular favorite in the households of Bend, will appear in the Redmond wrapper 'till we are able to get a stock of wrappers with a new label. end Dairy Co, Local Distributors for The Redmond Creamery B a 4…
1921-05-02 · image 3
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dy wearers. Made of fine materials in distinctive styles, in plain models or those with the correct em blemscorrect to the minutest detail. They are priced at $1.69 to $4.95. Bits of Lace-Embroidered Net-Batiste or Organdie Of such dainty stuff are these charming neckwear fancies developed. Some new features are: Colored Organdie Collar and Cuff Sets, em broidered or ruffled. Barred Organdie Colla…
1921-05-25 · image 1
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interests of the Unite! States and her citizens in Chines trade. POPPIES ARE SOLD FOR MEMORIAL DAY Emblem of Flanders Field To Da Worn Next Monday Supply Lixtt lted. One For Each Feraow. Blood-red popples, the official Me morial day flower, are being sold to day at the Jewelry stores for the Ladies' Auxiliary unit, American Le gion. Each person who wiahea to observe Memorial day is urged to wear…
1921-06-18 · image 2
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f T Balulla hM Wui Um tilt c'cWck m IW ( U V rWlM. The regular social meeting of the ladles of the Emblem club was held Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Clarence Mannheimer and Mrs. C. S. Hudson pin to Mrs. M. 3. Kelley, who has been one of the most active members of the order and whose departure to make her home at Enterprise, Ore.. received as hostesses and the afleM where Mr. and Mrs. Kelley have noon…
1921-06-22 · image 4
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d, please report whereabouts to South worth garage or to police department. 15-16p LOST Small elks' emblem, set with small diamond: $5 reward. Re furn to C. II. Murand. 94 West Park street, Portland. Oregon. 17-15-16p NOTICE OF HKAItlVO ON FINAL In the County Court of the State of I Oregon, for the County of Deschutes. I In the matter of the !ate of Henry (Singer, deceased. Notice Is hereby given…
1921-06-23 · image 4
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p included If sold before harvest John A. Fos ter. Slimmer Lake, Oregon. l-147-21p LOST Small elks' emblem, set with small diamond: $5 reward. Ite (iii n to ('. II. Mm a nil. 94 West Turk street, Portland, Oregon. 17-lS-Hip All Radiators Repaired, Rebuilt, Recored New I'or.l Guarmifeod l(m1ltorn on can freeze I hem up but you can't hurst I hem, Hlop those leaky rear wheel with ('. H M. Oil Uolulno…
1921-07-07 · image 1
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f flow ers. The cup Is now held by the ! rilot llutte Inn, to which it was awardod Inst year. . The Emblem club cup will go for tho most artis tic arrangement of flowers. This imp Is now In the. hands of Mrs. C. W, Hnyes. trious, faithful and studious, but peroxiile-tmiiig brunettes are un der the ban, acrordlng to Daniels. Ninety per cent of blondes, and all bobbed hair girls, are uaeless in busi…
1921-07-19 · image 1
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held mi the shores of Klk luke Kut urduy night, was announced today. John It. Jones, steward of the Em blem club, will be chef. Tables for l.'.O people will be built In the form of a seml-clrcle about the cooking fire, which will be a camp fire later, during the speaking. Itev. J. Kdgar Purdy will be In churge of the camp. Oregon products only will be used. It. X. Iluchwalier of the Hod' and (iun…
1921-07-20 · image 1
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lp, a burned ear. and char red clothing were submitted in evi dence. FAREWELL IS GIVEN ICANN MEX OK EMBLEM CLt'B HOLD STAG PARTY IX HONOR OF SHEVLIX-HIXOX OFFICTAI. TALKS INFORMAL. A farewell dinner to T. A. McCann. vice president ot The Shevlln-Hixon Lumber Company, who leaves, soon tor Minneapolis, was given last night by the men ot the Emblem club, about 40 members being present. C. S. Hudson w…
1921-07-22 · image 6
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TOK, July 22. The fri-color of Russia floats over this city today and nowhere to be seen is the red emblem of communism that has been so much in evidence in the past. The Kappelists are nominally in control of the government of the Maritime Province, although the Jap anese influence is distinctly felt, and the defeated radicals have taken to the hills, or remaining, have been disarmed. Through an…
1921-07-23 · image 2
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ls. circle of friends who greatly regret the change of residence. On Tuesday evening the men of the Emblem club entertained with stag dinner in honor of Mr. Mc Cann. Forty close friends aad business associates of Mr. McCann were present. During the serving of the four course dinner, Carl A. Johnson, Hugh O'Kane, A. Whlsnant, L. O. Taylor. H. E. Allen. H. J. Overturf. Clyde McKay. R. D. Moore. J. P…
1921-07-28 · image 2
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ecause Lucky Strike Is the toasted cigarette. Vy..'' Ai .V -r. OVER THE HI LI, In the days when the Emblem club existed for the purpose of extending hospitality to visitors to Bend and to help to make Bend known to the outside world there was Included In its song repertoire one telling of the leading cities of the Pacific coast, in cluding San Francisco, Seattle and Portland. In the Portland verse…
1921-08-16 · image 2
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the town bad the pleasure of entertaining the Portland Ad club in return for its hospitality to the Emblem club in the preceding year but today's expect ed visit from the Portland men who have been through the western val leys and to Crater lake is the first oc casion on which our friends from the 1 metropolis of Oregon have come of their own accord to see what lies over here on the eastern slope…
1921-08-17 · image 1
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p. I nited effort Asked C. 8. Hudson read from a speech he had delivered seven year before when the Emblem club entertained tbe Ad club In Ilend. and pointed to prediction of prosperity and rapid growth for tbe city which have since come true. Interesting statistics on Bend's lumber production were given by It. D. Moore, of Tho Shevlln-Hixon Com pany. Juliu Meier, presldeut of the ex position asso…
1921-08-17 · image 4
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ition; will take city property in trade. In quire at Deschutes Garage Co. 81-82-8tc a delegation ot Emblem club mem bers under the direction of Charles Hon was given it. W. Erskine, and song without gested that the opponents be placed music by R. M. Smith. Ion a committee, to find a better site Ad club members started their and arrange next Wednesday's lunch departure for Portland via The Dal-1 eo…
1921-08-20 · image 4
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, In its development. A compete list of the prizes to be awarded as follows: As sr.ecial prizes the Emblem club nip will be awarded for the must artistic arrangement of flowers. The Commercial club cup will he award ed under the rating of f.O per rent on greatest variety and 50 per cent show, in the room where the show Is There will be no cash awards. Flowers, vegetables and fruits for which both…
1921-08-23 · image 1
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Judges this afternoon. The Pilot Butte Inn had the second best dis play. Mrs. C. S. Hudson won the Emblem club cup for the best artis tic arrangement of flowers, with Mrs. A. R. Leary second. Entries Kor Cups Many There were six competitors for the Emblem club cnp. and six for the Commercial club cup. Crowds of ex hibitors and spectators filled tha building up to noon, when the judg ing began. Th…
1921-08-27 · image 2
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as been carefully worked out. The smartest social function of the week, was the Bridge party at the Emblem club on Wednesday aft ernoon at which time the club wom en honored Mrs. T. A. McCann. The spacious room? were made unusually attractive with floral decorations, color scheme in the living room was brown and yellow, nature's favorite tones at this season and by way of contrast shades of lavend…
1921-10-08 · image 2
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tes The serving of a delicious luncheon concluded the afternoon's pleasure. a a a The ladies of the Emblem club en tertained Thursday afternoon with a bridge party at the club rooms. Priies In the afternoon's play were won by Mrs. J. C. Vandevert and .Mrs. Cros by Shevlin. a a a Friends of Mirs Marjorie Baird will be Interested to know that she has been honored by being pledged by Alpha Chi Omego,…
1921-10-22 · image 2
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H. Horton. This evening Mrs. M. H. Horton will be the hostess at a 6:30 o'clock dinner party at the Emblem club at which Miss Ziegler will be the honor guest. Tbe table will be centered with autumn flowers, while attractive place cards suggestive of tbe season will name Miss Ziegler, Margaret Thompson, Mabelle Boyer. Eddie Lyons. Charles Erskine. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stewart and Donald Graham o…
1921-11-05 · image 2
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ghts, each light with a fei shade, reached the side walls of the room where thej beautiful Al Kader emblems and thej grotesque Hallowe"en symbols vied with each other for decorative ef fect while the color scheme was fur ther heightened by bright red and green curtains at the windows. At the front of the room, a bower of green ery on one side of the platform con cealed the orchestra while on the o…
1921-11-12 · image 2
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of their popular musical teas on the after noon of December 2, at the home of Mrs. J. P. Keyes. The Emblem club Is to eiilurtaln for the pleasure of Its membership on Wednesday of next week with an evening musical. Tho Wednesday Bridgo club was pleasuully entertained this week al the home of Mrs. J. II. Melslor on Drake road. Mrs. John M. Herbert and Mrs. 8. Hudson were the prim winners In tho aft…
1921-11-19 · image 2
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ll do a Chopin group, also a Mendelsohn-Litzt number and Schubert's Marche Militaire for solos. The Emblem club entertained on Wednesday evening with a musicale held at their club home on Broadway avenue. Seventy members of the club and a few invited guests were received by the acting hostesses, Mrs. Frank Prince, chairman of the mus ic committee, and Mrs. Clark Rhodes and spent the evening in the…
1921-11-28 · image 4
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N, DAH.T EDITION, MONTI, ORBflOl, MONDAY, NOVKMnKU 2. ID'JI. SECRET ORDERS ANCIENT Present Vogue of Emblems, It Can Be Proved, la Mora Than 5,000 Vean Old. "Do you notice what an Increase there has liocn In Iho wearing of em blem and fraternity pins, these days?" asked Jones. ' "I suppose yon think that is Just j an up-to-dnto fad, don't you?" re turned hid friend of antiquarian bent. '"Well, let…
1921-12-10 · image 2
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Wednesday evening follow ing the annual election of officers of the organization. The ladies of the Emblem club held their regular monthly luncheon at the club rooms on Thursday. Dur ing the afternoon bridge formed a pleasant social diversion at which Mrs. John Herbert and Mrs. J. H. Meister won the prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Perry depart ed Thursday evening for Seattle af ter an extended visit a…
1921-12-12 · image 1
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ough the mysterious rites attendant upon admission to the organization, wilt be held tonight at tha Emblem club, announces Frank II. Prince, head of the organization hero. Among the visiting members of the order who will be prenent are D. Culo, Ii. Cule and It. J. McCor mlck, sules ugenls for The Bhevlln Hlxon Company, from Minneapolis and Omaha. About 40 members of the organiza tion are expected…
1921-12-13 · image 1
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. Webb. Frank Prince, Bnark of the Enstern Oregon district, presided over the lively meeting at the Emblem club. MODERN WOODMEN TO CONDUCT ELECTIONS Modern Woodmen of America meeting at Snther's hall at 8 o'clock tonight, will elect officers for the coming year. Henry Trog now heads the order as venerable consul, with J. P. Noble as worthy advisor. Some 88 ore now included In the member- ship. CHU…
1921-12-22 · image 1
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osing Tho Uulletln I am sure I will get truly Uund nows," writes J. n. Jones, former steward of Iho Emblem club, now In the restaur nnl business In Astoria, in ordurlng tho dally sent to his new homo. "It seems that I cannot glvo llend up, for I eravo llend news," he emphasizes in his letter. , ELKS WILL GIVE HARD TIMES BALL A hard times ball for Ilond Elks, their wives and swoethoarts, will be gi…
1921-12-31 · image 2
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hous, Calvin Smith, Leo Harriman, Mike Mahoney, Hugh Hayden, Dee McRob erts and Edward Norcott. The Emblem club entertained on Wednesday evening with a Christmas party which proved to be one of the most enjoyable of the many parties held at the club rooms this season. The center of attraction in a simple decorative scheme was a large Christ ' mas tree about which were placed gifts for the membersh…