Local Social Notices Span Aberdeen and Adjacent Areas
Miss Grace Young and others lease the Edward Payette home on West Second Street. Club meetings and society events fill afternoon and evening schedules across Aberdeen with gatherings at homes on East Second Street North B Street and West Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace ‘Young
Kittlesby
Edward Payette
West Secon Street
Rowena“club
William Appleyard
Ony
Curtis -Strest
South Aberdeen
R. S. C. Club
George Huntley
East Second Street
William Baumert
Fred Davidson
North B Street
Young Mothers’ Club
Obituary notices for local residents and relatives
Funeral services were held for B. F. Casey with Spanish War veterans and G A R members in attendance. Gertrude Claire Bither's funeral occurred next day, her remains shipped to Clatskanie Oregon. Georgia Davenport, cousin of A L Davenport, died in a Los Angeles auto crash. Laura A Ryeman and Harry Frazer Jr. died in October. Sophie Carlson and her infant daughter also had services at Fissel Pin nick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Casey
Fissel & Pinnick Undertaking
Gertrude Claire Bither
William Bither
Fissel & Pinnick
Clatskanie
Ore
Georgia Davenport
A. L. Davenport
Los Angeles
Frank Travers
Miss Davenport
Homer Davenport
Aberdeen
Nineteen Admitted as New Citizens from Montesano Applicants
A Saturday citizenship examination in Montesano resulted in 19 successful admissions from a pool of 49 applicants. Named new citizens include George Karamatic Albert Victor La Clerc Oscar Brandstedt Frederick Grussing Sigurd B T Fleshmo Jacob Edward Sjoberg Frank Herbert MacMurray Axel Hjalmar Loff Francisek Borkowski Welslay W Moorcroft Ole Storkos Michael Braghetta Joseph Holzner Knute Werner Swanson Svante F Norling John Victor Falk Alfred Swanson Swanson Oscar Trygve Pederson and John Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
George Karamatic
Albert Victor LaClerc
Oscar Brandstedt
Frederick Grussing
Sigurd B. T. Fleshmo
Jakob Edward Sjoberg
Frank Herbert MacMurray
Axel Hjalmar Loff
Francisek Borkowski
Welslay W. Moorcroft
Ole Storkos
Michael Braghetta
Joseph Holzner
Knute Werner Swanson
Svante F. Norling
John Victor Falk
Dollar Bargain Days Spark Citywide Shopping Frenzy
Portland staged a successful Dollar Bargain Day with an estimated fifty thousand dollars spent in retail outlets. Merchants backed by strong advertising drew crowds, offering genuine dollar bargains and avoiding old stock. Aberdeen announces similar events for October 15 and 16, promising genuine bargains and proper execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Aberdeen
Oregon trading stamp law declared unconstitutional
In Portland Oregon a federal court ruled the Oregon anti trading stamp law invalid and voids a 5 percent gross sales tax on stores using trading stamps. Judge Charles E Wolberton with Judges Gilbert and Bean concurred citing equality clause violations and referencing Little vs Tanner. The suit was brought by Portland firms against a trading stamp company seeking contract relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Charles E. Wolberton
W. B. Gilbert
R. S. Bean
Little
Reception for the Methodist minister unfolds warmly
Last Tuesday night a reception at the Methodist Episcopal church greeted Rev. W. T. Randolph and wife. A large crowd from various churches attended. Church ladies served refreshments, speeches and recitations entertained the guests, and a notable turnout of youths and young adults added to the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Randolph
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lands to be Sold at Public Auction January 4 1916
Land Commissioner Savidge announces the next state lands sale will be held January 4 1916 following the October 5 sale. He aims for about four annual sales with January set for the farmers sale. Applications for appraisal and sale must be filed by October 20 to be included, blanks available from the State Land Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark V. Savidge
Savidge
State Land Office
National Forest
Olympic National Forest
Washington
United States
United States Land Office
Seattle
W. M
Charles L. How
Fires Frequent Here Hit Aberdeen August September
Aberdeen fire department responded to 49 calls in August and September with no false alarms. Several blazes are suspected to be arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen Fire Department
Aberdeen and Hoquiam Coaches Fight Over Thanksgiving Game
Aberdeen and Hoquiam football coaches have clashed over a possible Thanksgiving game. The dispute centers on player eligibility and remains unsettled as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Hoquiam High Schools
Water Tower Up In A Big Tree At Gold Run
The J. B. Hayford home gains water from a pine tree mounted galvanized tank. H. P. Brown of Aberdeen Wash. builds a water wheel in the P G E canal to power the system. Hayford links the wheel to a spring with an inch pipe keeping the tree reservoir full for household use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Run
J. B. Hayford
H. P. Brown
Aberdeen
Washington
Hayford Place
P. G. & E. Canal
Hayford
Colfax
Church Services and Schedules Listed for Local Faith Groups
A consolidated church notices page lists morning and evening worship times across multiple denominations including Congregational, M E, Catholic, Norwegian Lutheran, Swedish Mission, Christian Science, First Christian, Episcopal, and Lutheran churches. It includes Sunday school hours, choir and youth group meetings, prayer sessions, and pastors or leaders such as Rev C W McLaughlin, Father Thomas Quain, A Wold, Rev John J Hu leen, Rev F F W Greene, Rev Amos Minneman, and Rev H Ernest Anderson.
Seventh-day Adventist Chapel Service Schedule
Sabbath school led by Miss Clara Benson at 2 PM followed by regular worship at 3 PM. Prayer meeting announced for Wednesday at 8 PM with Elder E. L. MacLafferty. Corner of First and E streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh-day Adventist
E Streets
Clara Benson
E. L. MacLafferty
First Presbyterian Church Services and Officers
Morning service at 11 o'clock and evening service at 8. Sunday school at 9 45. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8. Harmony chapter meets with Mrs Kinne Wednesday afternoon. Rev T H Simpson is minister. W G Powell is superintendent and Mrs N L Lillie is soloist and choir director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corffér
Selock
We Ae Mumaw
Nother
Epworth Beague
W. W. Walk
X. Y. Croxall
Chas. McDermoth
Trinity M. E. Church
South Side
E. C. McKnight
Epworth
C. W. McLaughlin
Swedish Mission Church
Market
H Streets
Charley Gustafson
John J. Huleen
Christian Science Church
First Street
Broadway
Christian Science Reading Room
Finch Building
First
Christian
Church of Christ
Third
L Streets
E. F. Clare
Edwin G. Clark
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
F. F. W. Greene
The
Scandinavian M. E. Church
Corner Market
I. J. Rigstad
Young People’s Meeting
H. Ernest Anderson
First Presbyterian Church
W. G. Powell
Harmony Chapter
J. B. Kinne
N. L. Lillie
T. H. Simpson
Centralia Defeats Aberdeen in Monte Sanso Rifle Shoot
The Centralia team of the M Second Regiment N G W beat Aberdeen’s Company G last Sunday at the Monte Sanso range. Aberdeen led most of the match but Centralia captured victory on the final range of the five-stage event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
Aberdeen
Centralia
Topics of Fall Quarter Sermons at First Church of Christ Scientist
The schedule lists October talks on Are Sin Disease and Death Real After Death and Soul and Body, with topics through November covering Mortal and Immortal, Mesmerism Denounced, and December focusing on God as the Only Cause and Creator and Is the Universe Evolved by Atomic Force, plus a Thanksgiving service on November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofpthe
Adam
Moftéfls
God
Preserver
Man
Adoption of City Budget Delayed to Friday Night
A budget adoption proceeding extended to Friday night after debate on repealing a house to house soliciting ordinance. The measure allows merchants to solicit only with a $10 annual license. Bills were audited and approved as presented, with final passage postponed to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Aberdeen
Wolff Department Store Marks Eighteenth Anniversary Sale
Geo. J. Wolff department store celebrates eighteen years in the city with a multi day sale. The note praises fair dealing and good faith, commending the store for its high business ideals and anticipates at least eighteen more years of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. J. Wolff
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Gamma Eta Kappa Club
Quinsault
Emily Chabot
Moclips
Mark Ennis
Alfred Beaulier
Ocosta
A. E. Cross
Independence
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Methodist Church
Ida Rhinehart
Carnegie
Klara Anderson
the Weatherwax
Oscar Madison
San Francisco
Margaret McLean
Oakville
Walter Macfarlane
N. D. Coons
Knights of Columbus
Hoquiam
Grayport
Hiram C. Gill
Peal Ladies’ Sodality
St. Mary's Atcalic Church
K. R
Frank Murphy
Henrietta
Grand Theater
Playhouse
C. F. Rowland
California
Will France
France
Mr. Rowland
Grays Harbor
A. P. Sprague
Carlisle
E. C. Finch
Louise
C. S. Moody
W. E. Hanson
Olympia
City
H. P. Potter
O.W. Railway
H. J. Miller
Mr. Potter
William Thompson
West Sixth Street
Laura A. Rycman
Jesse Ryeman
South
Boone Street
Harry Frazer, Jr
West
Wishkah Street
Eugene Frazer
J. S. Ritson
Sophie Carlson
Fissel & Pinnick Undertaking Establishment
Arty
Pring Ade Tae
Hanns Pear
Mezhorist
First Baptist Church
W. H. Gibson
ST. Mary's Catholic
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Maet
Thomas Quain
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wold
Christian Science
Episcopal, Church
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Amos Minneman
M., E. Church
Adventist Church
Presbyterian Church
Averueen Printing Co
Eesson
Albany
Albany, Oregon
William Hamilton Osborne
Pathe
Co. P
LOOK
Wash
Brown-Elmore Shoe Co
Greenbank
Gerster Ayacanova
Greenbank Farm
Greenbank, Wash
James A, Hood
Finch Bldg
Aberdeen, Wn
Northwest Supply Company
Aberdeen, Wash
Hume
Aberdeen Herald
D. C
Postoffice
Jno
A. Stimson
J. Carney
Daly Newspapers
Frank G. Jones
Post Office Department
Act of Congress