Aberdeen busy week features many social visits and clubs
Aberdeen residents hosted and visited widely with clubs and social events. J A Vance of Malone toured for business while Mrs Camillo and Mrs Faulk hosted Remembrance and Rowena groups. Many locals traveled to Tacoma Seattle Portland and Portland for work and leisure as Hotel Washington drew crowds.
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S— J. A. Vance
Malone
Aberdeen
Mrs. G. Cavanaugh
Mack's
Washington
S. E. Buck
Victoria
B. C
L. Moulder
Oakland
Cal
R. M. Benton
Max Goldsmith
San Francisco
L. D. Callahan
Philadelphia
R. V. Gentry
Spokane
Lee Berryman
Carlisle
H. Coy
Marysville
J. Johnson
Hammond
J. D. Carroll
Ocosta
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Huotari Barge Slashes Raymond Ride Time
Improvements to C. D. Huotari's auto barge on the Tokeland to Willapa Harbor route cut the Raymond and South Bend trip to 3% hours. The faster service is expected to boost auto traffic between the two harbors this summer.
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C. D. Huotari
Tokeland
Willapa Harbor
Raymond
South Bend
Working to Secure 75000 Armory for Aberdeen Next Year
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce Maj. O R Austin State Medical Corps Capt H A Comeau conferred with Chamber President A C Gaillac on securing a site for a 75000 armory. City or citizen donation required. State may authorize construction if site conditions met, with reference to Walla Walla in 1917.
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Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
O. R. Austin
State Medical Corps
H. A. Comeau
Co. G
A. C. Gaillac
Walla Walla
Obituary notices from Grays Harbor region deaths
Obituary notices report Michael Fox a Polson camp brakeman killed March 21 by a log accident after 14 years with the company. Also Mary Fuller died March 21 at Hoquiam General Hospital at 16 from heart trouble after tonsillitis. Additional notices list Alexander McLean of Earltown aged 95 in Truro Nova Scotia death. Roxie L. Thompson of Montesano died March 15 aged about 54 with husband F W Thompson and four children surviving.
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Polson Camp No. 3
Michael Fox
Mary Fuller
Hoquiam General Hospital
Hoquiam High School
Charles H. Fuller
Mr. Fuller
Truro
Nova Scotia
Alexander McLean
Earltown
Alex
Robert
William Polson
Margaret Ellis
Marion Polson
William Matheson
Milton H. McLean
Grays Harbor
John Matheson
Vancouver
B. C
McLean
Presbyterian Church
Roxie L. Thompson
Montesano
F. W. Thompson
Chehalis Logging & Timber Company
Jessie Bennett
Aberdeen
Gladys R. Thompson
Frank R. Thompson
G. O. Thompson
Hoquiam
County awards East Hoquiam road contract to Nels Johnson
County commissioners awarded the road contract for East Hoquiam to Nels Johnson of Hoquiam for 24331 dollars. Work will be completed under the permanent highway plan.
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Hoquiam
Nels Johnson
Armor Plate Scandal Spurs Defense Bill Debate
Senator Lodge endorsements of government armor plate manufacture condemn private makers as robbers who profit from national danger. He cites 1894 Cleveland fines for defective armor and warns monopolistic price pressures threaten defense. The piece also surveys German views of Wilson and neutrality policy.
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Tillman
Lodge
Cleveland
New Welding Company Opens in Grays Harbor Area
The Grays Harbor Welding company begins operations started by L. B. Horton and A. Spencer at 315 South G Street.
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The
Grays Harbor
Thomas Jeweler to Move Into Finch Building Showplace
In a few days Thomas the jeweler will move into palatial quarters in the Finch building. When completed with stock in position it will be the show place of the town, proving his belief in the city's growth and possibilities.
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Thomas
Finch
New Plumbing Firm Opens on East Wishkah Street
K. A. McMillan opens a modern plumbing establishment at 311 East Wishkah Street in the Wishkah block and is regarded as an expert. The firm offers estimates with a guarantee on every job.
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Wishkah Street
Wishkah Block
K. A. McMillan
Raymond Plant Sold To Sudden Christensen And Partners
The Columbia Box and Lumber Company's mill and plant at Raymond have been purchased by Sudden & Christensen and Walter Hyman of San Francisco along with C. L. Lewis of Raymond and Edward Hulbert of this city. The sawmill is expected to restart promptly.
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Columbia Box & Lumber Company
Raymond
Sudden & Christensen
Walter Hyman
San Francisco
C. L. Lewis
Edward Hulbert
Dedicate New Organ at First Presbyterian Church
A large crowd attended the Friday evening program at the First Presbyterian church to dedicate its new organ. Lucier T Becker of Portland played as organist and vocal numbers were sung by Mrs. N. D. Coons, Mrs. N. Lillie, and F. W. Hastert.
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First Presbyterian Church
Lucier T Becker
Portland
N. D. Coons
N. Lillie
F. W. Hastert
West bridge near completion repair
The north steel span is in place and work has begun on the south span. Officials expect all repairs to be finished and the bridge to be usable again by early April.
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Aberdeen Paint Co
John Camillo
Remembrance Club
E. N. Faulk
Rowena Club
Mrs
Marvin Tilton
Kentucky
Frank Beam
Owen McCusker, Jr
City
Hotel
J. W. Thein
Randall Street
T. C. Club
R. C. Vandevort
Young Mothers’ Club
A. D. Dunsie
East First Street
A. J. Pratsch
Northern Pacific
North Yakima
T. W. Tebb
Pacific Lumber Agency
Orin Malmberg
Onahier
Frank Rogers
Morgan Street
White Rose Club
H. B. Conan
U.S
2Nd. Reg
W.N. G
N. R. Wentworth
Bay City
Mich
Hilda Hoipa
Finland
J. B. Kinne
Mary Trask
West Eighth Street
F. F. W. Greene
St. Andrews Church
Trinity Church
Mr. Butts
C. A. Fox
T. C. Fox
Northern Express Company
G. A. R. Club
James Birmingham
West Fifth Street
B. F. Johnson
Malcolm M. Stewart
Aberdeen General Hospital
H. A. Smith
J. J. Kaufman
R. S. Club
W. J. Patterson
Grays Harbor Country Club
Ray McKenna
E. A. McKenna
G. W. Schroeder
West First Street
West End
Donald Tinveneen
Marion Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
South Aberdeen Methodist Church
Fred Wiley
Blind Slough, Ore
Wiley
Larkin Lumber Company
Lodge of
Royal Arch Masons
Salvation Army
Ladies Aid Society
A. K. Johnson
North Monroe Street
Knights of Soiuvnille
Eagles Hall
Stanley Zelasko
James Cockrin
Grover Boyle
Peter Hastert
Joseph Schneider
J. T. Ekron
A. Stinson
H. Raymond
Brewsker
J. A. Briscoe
R. P. Sweeney
Independence
J. Smith
J. W. Dixon
Broadway Pharmacy
Wishkah St
Grand Theatre
Chambers of Commerce
John J. Carney
Europe
United States
Republican Party
Wilson
Armgaard Karl Graves
Lincoln
White House
America
NEW Welding Company
Featuring Weber & Fields
Raymond Plant
Grant Hotel
Heron Street
R. E. Foy
Satsop Produce Company
K. A. MacMillan
East Wishkah St
Railway & Light
Service & Supply