Aberdeen’s Social Scene Brims With Clubs and Visitors
Aberdeen hosts a flood of social activity as residents and visitors attend church events, picnics, and club meetings. Local figures like Mrs. M. Kempton, Miss Lesta Connell, and Mrs. J. H. Pittinger figure in gatherings while outreach includes Knights of Columbus, Ladies Auxiliaries, and Woman’s clubs. A royal mix of dignitaries and travelers arrives from Portland, Seattle, and beyond, with weddings planned at St. Andrew’s and notices of civic events.
Burns and son complete Goldendale to Seattle motorcycle trip
7T. E. Burns and his son Edward arrived in Aberdeen from Goldendale in Klickitat County on a motorcycle. They departed Saturday for Seattle to finish their coastal ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mere W. G. Boyle
Seattle
Aberdeen
Grover W. Boyle
E. Burns and Son
Edward
Goldendale
Klickatat County
H. L. Faulkner
Juneau
Alaska
Mrs Faulkner
Sara Jameson
Mrs. Faulkner
Night School Opens With 300 Petition Support
The Aberdeen school board voted to open a free night school in the Franklin building serving adults seeking English and general learning. Classes run 11 1/2 to 2 hours five nights weekly with teachers provided. Chairman W J Patterson urged permanent support and proposed a public building with gym and playrooms for adults.
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City School Board
Franklin
W. J. Patterson
Patterson
Aberdeen
New Train Service Links Aberdeen and Moc Lips Beach
Beginning Sunday June 30 the Northern Pacific limited train will reach Aberdeen at 12 40 pm and continue to Moc Lip s arriving about 2 15 pm The return departs 3 25 pm on the same run serving Pacific Sound and Portland The beach train remains the daily Aberdeen to Moclips trip leaving 6 15 pm and returning at 6 20 am arriving Aberdeen 8 20 am.
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Northern Pacific
Aberdeen
Mocelips
Moclips
the Sound
Portland
Beach
Oddfellows District Convention at Satsop
The Oddfellows District Convention will meet at Satsop on June 22 with an afternoon business session and an evening exemplification of the First Degree by two teams competing for a silver trophy.
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Oddfellows’ District
Satsop
Acreage lots with lumber in Elma Washington
Six SNAP parcels offer nearly cleared land with 20 000 feet of lumber suitable for a house. Gravel soil adequate for building under easy terms. Address R Steiner Elma Washington 69 81.
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R. Steiner
Elma, Wash
Ta coma Club opens new rooms. Seattle trip and visits noted
The article lists various local social movements and travels. A. W. Middleton and family drove to Seattle for a short visit. The Rowena club plans a meeting with Mrs. Roberts. Beaverton visits by Mrs. Cady and Mrs. Hauge. A. F. Coats attended Mrs. Schultz funeral in Seattle then returned. Gus Standecker visits two weeks with the Wolff family in Seattle.
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A. W. Middleton
Seattle
Gus. Standecker
George J. Wolff
Wolff
Aberdeen Chamber delegate attends Tacoma Seattle banquet
J. B. Benson of Office Supply returned Saturday night from a trip to Tacoma and Seattle. He represented the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce at the banquet and other festivities.
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Max Brachvogel
Chicago
The
University of Illinois
J. B. Benson
Office Supply Company
Tacoma
Seattle
Mr. Benson
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Send the Semi Weekly Herald to your inquiring Eastern friends
A brief note requests distribution of the Semi Weekly Herald to readers in the eastern region. The message emphasizes expanding reach and informing new audiences about local coverage and features.
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M. E. Glenwood
Sioux City
Iowa
Herald
Officers Elected The Scandinavian Brotherhood
The Scandinavian Brotherhood America held its officer election Wednesday evening naming Oscar Larsen as President H W Hansen as Vice President John Gommerson Recording Secretary Harry Wedin Assistant Recording Secretary J W Lundgren Financial Secretary N F P Nelson Treasurer O T Field Chaplain R A Lindberg Trustee 18 months Peter Ibsen Trustees Andrew Anderson and Andrew Peterson holdovers John Tenwick Past President Growth of the organization praised by officials
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Scandinavian Brotherhood
America
Oscar Larsen
H. W. Hansen
John Gommerson
Harry Wedin
J. W. Lundgren
N. F P. Nelson
O. T. Field
R. A. Lindberg
Peter Ibsen
Andrew Anderson
Andrew Peterson
John Tenwick
Brotherhood
McCaw Sells Interest in Aberdeen Firm
Councilman W O McCaw sold his interest in Cau thorn McCaw Cauthorn and will take a two month vacation. He has been a booster in Aberdeen since moving from Colfax five years ago and will open an office focusing on real estate after the break. He retains holdings with Cawthorn in realty and dock ventures.
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W. O. McCaw
Cauthorn, McCaw & Cauthorn
McCaw
Aberdeen
Colfax
Messrs. Cawthorn
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D. Foster
Dayton
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Joseph Foreman
Bohemia
M. H. Finch
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A. J. Weeks
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F. H. Hastert
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Hetty Willey
Ben Willey
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F. J. Dooley
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C. A. Gunn
E. B. Benn
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Frank Thibault
Troutman Cottage
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Wr Wm. Holpa
Mark Patty
Terrace Heights Improvement Club
H. F. Robinson
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Pythian Sisters
North Broadway
A. Randolph
T. W. Bulfum
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Railroad Avenue
George Brumbauer
Elma
S. Beemer
G. A. R. Club
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Lesta Connell
Dryad, Wash
O. C. Lillie
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Eleanor Mann
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Thomas C. Moulton
North F Street
Dorothy Girton
R. H. Fleet
Montesano
Charles Camillo
Talitha Cumi Club
East Second Street
Swastika Club
J. H. Pittinger
West
Wishkah_ street
Waldo Hart
Terrace Avenue
FE. E. Shaw
West Second Street
John J. Huleen
Swedish Mission Church
O. C. Gage
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Oran Atkinson
Needlecraft Club
Edward Larkin
Knights of Columbus
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R. E. Cooper
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Mrs. Fulton
A. J. Grant
Martha Weatherwax
Randall
Ed C. Finch
Philadelphia
Mr. Finch
East
Robert Bower
Dan M. Bowes
Congregational Church
Ellen White Mansfield
Worth McClure
Hoquiam High School
Aberdeen High School
Rosaline Brachvogel
Albuquerque
New Mexico
J. E. Stewart
William Irvine
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Friends In Council Club
L. B. Faulkner
Roy Barker
C. F. Mathews
Cohassett Beach
Faulkner
Ollie
Carrie O. Millspaugh
Women's Home Missionary Society
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Neva Bell
Miss Diamond Agnew
West Market Street
Marion F. Horn
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Gladys Louise Lillie
Wallace C. Robinson
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Oscar C. Gould
Bride
Mr. Gould
West Toll Bridge
Tacoma Commercial Club
Rowena Club
W. H. Cady
C. J. Hauge
Beaverton, Oregon
A. F. Coats
San Francisco
Wilhelmina Schultz
A. F. Peterson
Duncan, B. C
Co. E. Troutman
Pendleton
Thelma Thompson
Broadway
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A. M. Bendetson
Heron St
G. W. Stark
W. Heron Street
S. G Street
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H. L. Cook & CO
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