Aberdeen Local Notes On Residents And Events
Evans Drug Co. updates include visits by Richard Covington to Portland and Mary Bowes hosting Willing Workers. Miss Clara Shean moves to Seattle. engagements of Laura Freeman and John Teague announced. Memorial Day parade features Aberdeen Boy Scouts led by Rev. E Burton and family visits from Berkeley. Local clubs meet. many residents attend socials, lectures, and outings across Aberdeen and surrounding towns.
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Aberdeen Boy Scouts
Rev. E. Burton
Taxes and politics in Benn property tax case
Superior court records reveal Benn personal property tax cut from 215.44 to 1.13 after county commissioners as equalization board had raised taxes amid political grievances. Benn criticized the move as abuse of authority, and the court ruling supports his stance.
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Superior Court
E. B. Benn
Mr. Benn
Returning to Aberdeen from Montesano Farm Sale Noted
Mr and Mrs J B Haynes plan to return to Aberdeen occupying their old home on North B Street after selling their Montesano farm near Monte sano to Ben Averill They retain two small Montesano farms of 20 and 40 acres which may be kept or disposed of Works for potential farming return with old friends awaiting welcome.
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Montesano
Ben. Averill
J. B. Haynes
Aberdeen
North B Street
Mr. Haynes
Tillicums of Seattle Visit Aberdeen for Potlatch Show
The Tillicums of Seattle performed at the Grand theater in Aberdeen to loud applause. Leaders Patterson Bowes Parks Rupp Miller and Zimmerman appeared on stage. Chief Seattle summoned Burnett and Albert Johnson chiding them to join in unity. A parade and smoker followed the entertainment as 65 Seattle visitors toured the Harbor by car and visited the beach.
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Aberdeen
Seattle
Harbor
Spring Festival of Music Delights Grand Theater
The Spring Festival of Music directed by Miss Maud Bailey at the Grand Theatre drew a large, appreciative audience with strong high school chorus performances. A colonial minduet and child folk dances showcased careful training, and the new Flag ritual received acclaim as the audience joined in America. Susie Williams contributed as accompanist and helped ensure the success.
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Grand Theater
Maud Bailey
America
Bailey
Susie Williams
Death of H W Smith longtime Olympia National Bank cashier
H W Smith 61 of Portland died Thursday night after two gall stone operations with pneumonia from anesthetics. He served as cashier and manager of the Olympia National Bank since returning to the coast to be near his daughter. Present at his bedside were his wife and daughter Mrs J B Bridges of Aberdeen and Mr Bridges. Born in Burlington Vermont, he moved through Hoquiam and Ogdensburg before settling in Olympia.
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H. W. Smith
Olympia National Bank
Portland
Mr. Smith
Hoquiam
Bank of Hoquiam
F. D. Arnold
First National Bank of Hoquiam
Arnold
Smith
National Bank of Ogdenburg
Ogdensburg
N. Y
J. B. Bridges
Aberdeen
Mr. Bridges
Harry Wellington Smith
Burlington
Thieveste mond medal contest at church next Friday
A medal contest to win a year’s tuition at Emerson School of Oratory in Boston will be held at the Presbyterian church next Friday evening. A Tacoma high school senior who has won the medal plans to travel to Boston to take the course after graduation.
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Presbyterian Church
Emerson School of Oratory
Boston
Mass
Tacoma
Sunday liquor sale arrest in Grand rooming house
Mr and Mrs Geo Miller were arrested yesterday in the Grand rooming house by Officers Kempter and Welsh for selling liquor on Sunday without a license. Miller had prior trouble with police and was previously arrested in Tacoma for the same offense. They will be given a hearing before Judge Drake this afternoon.
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Geo. Miller
Kempter and Welsh
Elks Plan Flag Day Celebration at Grays Harbor
Aberdeen Lodge No 598 B O P E to celebrate flag day on June 14 with a grand program in the Grand theater. Capt O R Austin leads the parade and Prof A A Scott chairs the general exercises featuring a top musical program for Grays Harbor.
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Aberdeen Lodge No
Grand Theater
O. R. Austin
A. A. Scott
Grays Harbor
Mrs E Holmes Visits Aberdeens Summer at Keagy Home
Mrs. E. Holmes arrived in Aberdeen from Mount Erie Illinois to spend the summer visiting her brother A. R. Keagy and nephew R. H. Keagy.
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Mrs. E. Schofield
Spokane
J. C. Smith
Roy Chadwick
Tacoma
I. R. Hamlin
E. Holmes
Aberdeen
Mt. Erie
Ills
A. R. and
R. H. Keagy
Scouts Take Hike in Hoquiam River Woods
Boy Scouts led by Rev. E. Burton hiked about ten miles up the Hoquiam river on Saturday. The group is rapidly gaining recruits and growing popular with the local youth.
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Boy Scouts
Rev. E. Burton
Hoquiam River
Clock theft arrest leads to afternoon hearing
William Wize was arrested by Officer Lesnick on Saturday on charges of clock theft. He posted $50 cash bail and protests innocence ahead of an afternoon hearing.
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William Wize
Lesnick
Wize
City Sues to Condemn Property for Eighth Street Opening
The city attorney filed a suit in superior court to condemn land owned by Willis G. Hopkins for opening Eighth Street through to Division Avenue. The project would unlock access to desirable residential property currently inaccessible.
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Superior Court
Willis G. Hopkins
Eighth Street
Division Avenue
Local Advertisers Parade in Herald Section
The Herald highlights a lineup of advertisers for this week’s edition. Businesses showcase products and promotions with local reach and community focus.
Decoration Day Observances Planned in Aberdeen at Grand Theater
Memorial Day programs set for Aberdeen with music by the band and patriotic airs. Rev F F W Greene delivers invocation, Hon Chas E Claypool gives an oration, a male quartet sings, and the audience joins in America. Members of the Grand Army of the Republic and other groups march in the order of events.
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Aberdeen
Grand Theater
F. F. W. Greene
G. P. Halferty
Chas
E. Claypool
America
Reeve
J. T. McQueen
Contractor H H Carter Finishes Ferry Slips On Westport Road
H H Carter returns from South Bay stating completion of two ferry slips at Laidlaw and Westport on the new beach road. Wm Hyatt advances piling over 2,888 feet of tidal land and the road is expected to be finished by June 15.
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H. H. Carter
South Bay
Laidlaw
Westport
Wm. Hyatt
Herald Advertiser Notice Highlights Local Deals
The Herald reports on current advertiser notices and promotions, detailing pricing, contact information, and where to find featured deals. Local businesses announce discounts, new services, and community events through the paper’s display ads and classified inserts.
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William Seaman
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Arthur Wilson
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Woodmen of the World
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J. L. Burpee
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Robert Ewart
Long Beach
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Saginaw Timber Company
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Peterson Plumbing CO
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United Spanish War Veterans
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First & F Streets
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