Social notes from Montesano to Aberdeen and beyond
Residents Julia Rush and R O Bailey visited Mrs Ashley at Strathcona hotel before returning home. Local merchants Bitar and Bendetson touts season lines as Tacoma and Hoquiam shoppers frequent Aberdeen stores. News covers births, club meetings, travel plans, civic groups, and hires across Grays Harbor with multiple local addresses and personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Rush
Montesano
R. O. Bailey
Seattle
Ashley
Strathcona Hotel
Marriage Licenses Issued to Several Local Couples
Napoleon J. Gendrich of Aberdeen and Mamie J. Launion of Olympia receive licenses, along with Winton Goodman of Elma and Gertrude Coombs of Elma, Christian A. Olson of Hoquiam and Grace H. Nixon of Elma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon J. Gendrich
Aberdeen
Mamie J. Launion
Olympia
Winton Goodman
Gertrude Coombs
Elma
Christian A. Olson
Hoquiam
Grace H. Nixon
City Churches Plan Weekend Services and Schedules
A compilation of service times for multiple local denominations. iChurches First Methodist outlines morning and evening worship plus Sunday school and Epworth League. Other churches list pastors, Mass times, prayer meetings, and catechism for Trinity Episcopal St Mary's Swedish Mission A Wold, Christian Science First Christian St Andrew's Lutheran Scandinavian M E Church Seventh-day Adventist chapel and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Second and I Streets
W. C. Mumaw
Epworth League
J. T. McQueen
Trinity M. E. Church
South Side
E. C. McKnight
Epworth
C. W. McLaughlin
First Christian
Church of Christ
Third
L Streets
E. F. Clare
Edwin G. Clark
Mer
Sabin
Glara Ben
He LL. MacLafferty
Old People's Day Spelled Out At Baptist Church
In the Baptist church at the corner of eet and FB a special program for aged people will be held next Sunday at 11 pm. The pastor will preach on The Burning Bush or The Light That Would Not Go Out. A cordial invitation is extended to all elderly residents. The B PU convenes at 7 pm with an 8 pm praise service led by the orchestra and choir featuring The Matchless Saviour.
The Herald Office Offers Job Printing Services
Call at the office of The Herald to place your order for job printing. The Herald advertises its printers with the claim of having “Know how” in printing tasks.
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the Herald
Hoquiam to inspect milk at homes using new $50 tester
Hoquiam plans a city milk inspection program with home delivery testing via an apparatus costing about 50 dollars. The move comes as concerns grow over children's illnesses and the safety of dairy supply. In Montesano, Canada thistle is flagged as a major weed. county agricultureist C F Monroe notes its underground root stocks and cites US Department of Agriculture bulletin saying 95 percent of control efforts fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
C. F. Monroe
United States Agricultural Department
Canada
Hale’s alfalfa yield tops nine tons per acre at Elma
At his Elma farm J H Hale reports nine to ten tons of alfalfa expected from one acre this year with seven tons already cut and stored. In Montesano Judge Mason Irwin rules a wife who abandons her husband loses relief under the industrial insurance act in a mill death claim brought by Ella Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Ennis
Pat Satsop
Wheeler
Cora Burrows
Leon McGrath
Chicaro
Sarah Salmon
Grace
Agnad
Dew
Bellingham
Salmon
B. A. Leonard
J. H. Hale
Mr. Hale
Montesano
Mason Irwin
Ella Green
Industrial Insurance Commission
Public libraries and rail upgrades across towns noted
Oakville reports 75 volumes arrive at the state traveling library housed at L. D. Hughes. Raymond notes its water system sale for 93881 dollars and new freight service starting September 10 with passenger traffic to Seattle by September 20. Elma forms a new library board aiming for a Carnegie library with a 500 yearly levy planned for December. South Bend cannery activity rises with fish prices likely to grow. Raymond records Belgian bride Marie Daems arriving for a wedding with Jerome Francois at Motel Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Puget Sound & Willapa ‘Harbor
Seattle
New Presbyterian Church Opens in Montesano
In Montesano the new Presbyterian church was opened by Rev. J. R. Russell who will lead classes in social services for young men and boys as part of an institutional organization offering moral, religious training and recreation opportunities. In Hoquiam the Taholah Indian catch reached 300000 salmon this season at an average 21.23 cents per fish totaling 63750 dollars with 280000 fish packed at Kurtz and Pacific Fisheries canneries in Mo Clips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montesano
New Presbyterian
Hurch
J. R. Russell
Russell
VY. M.C. A
Hoquiam
Taholah
W. W. Kurtz
Kurtz and
Pacific Fisheries
Moclips
Grays Harbor Fair winners boost Aberdeens Chamber prize
Farmers celebrate first prize in the community exhibit at the Grays Harbor County fair with Aber deen Chamber of Commerce as sponsor. Hoquiam faces a budget gap with a proposed occupation and vehicle tax to cover a $19 000 revenue shortfall due to saloon license losses. decision by October 1 ahead of budget finalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrard Crheek
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Joint Chehalis bridge site viewed by two counties
Officials from Thurston and Grays Harbor counties inspected the proposed Chehalis river bridge at Independence and expressed satisfaction with the project’s feasibility and economy. Also reported are Hoquiam public schools opening with 1355 pupils, charity committee appointments, street noise dispute, bridge repair ferry costs, and Elma school attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Thurston
Grays Harbor
Chehalis River
Independence
Obituaries Tie Losses in Local Family Notices
Multiple obituaries report deaths in the region. Mrs A B Allison aged 71 dies at her son Charles Allison home in Elma. funeral planned in Olympia after 25 years residence there. Mrs Josephine Marek dies at Wishkah River home. husband Joseph Majek and five children survive. George T Frederickson, son of Frank Frederickson, funeral held at Whiteside establishment. Archie Murray pioneer Aberdeen logger killed at camp near Pacific Beach. aged 49. survived by widow four children sister and brother. Odd Fellows funeral held. John McDermid of Hoquiam dies leaving Camp 7 grounds. aged 64. death occurring as he left cook house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Ellinwood
Wenatchee Daily World
Pilgrims Progress
First Methodist
C. A. Bendlin
Seattle
K. M. Oliver
T. C. Club
Claire Carter
Corvallis
Oregon State Agricultural College
Carter
Aberdeen High School
Ida Rheinert
Carnegie Institution
Pacific Beach
Teresa McCann
Sea Beach Packing Works
White
Mitshie- Cann
Ladies Aid
Society of the First
Prisbyterian
Moir
Fourth Avenue
Addie McGilton
Julius Heéger
Miss. Brown
A. B. Allison
Charles Allisong
Elma
Olympia
Josephine Marek
Wishkah River
Joseph Majek
Wishkah
Archie Murray
Aberdeen
Murray
John McDermid
Hoquiam
Camp
Northwestern Lumber Company
Fire Alarm Boxes Listed Across City Streets
A compiled list shows numerous fire alarm boxes and cross streets across Bay City and nearby neighborhoods including Curtis Front Streets Aberdeen Lumber Meade West Boulevard Fairhead Summit Wilsons Mill Wishkah Wishkah Seacond Second Ave Prospect Street and more with multiple intersections and locations such as Sisters Hospital Ninth and K Ninth and Broadway Third and Broadway and Market Street. The notice references other sites including Western Cooner Hume Washington Streets and various rail and mile markers.
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Bay City
Tamber Co
Curtis & Front
Curtis & Frans
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle
Mead St
West Boulevard
Fairhead & Summit
Wilson's Mill
Chehalis & Wishkah
Flade
Boone & Matian
Marion
FF & Market State & Hume
Gq& Wisikah
Mercy
Anderson & Middleton
Feren & Br
River
Sisters’ Hospital
Wishth & Tt
Sixth & Thornton
Ninth & K
Third
Sixth & Broadway
M & Market
Federal
Min ‘Heron
St. & Michigan
Western Cooner Ate
Hume
Oshington
Western M‘1
Market & Wishington
Seacond
Seacond & KB Sts. Secong Ave. & B St. Terrsce Ave
Prospect
Buneish
Ste. McKinley Ave
Stanton & Recon
Railroad
Conger
Jaffries Sts
Che Duty
General Package Co. Bt
Abduction Plot Targets Mormon Leader in Wyoming
Federal authorities tighten safeguards after reports that Joseph F. Smith of the Mormon Church faced a planned abduction from Salt Lake City to Jackson Hole Wyoming with a $100 050 ransom demanded by three bandits who held up travellers in Yellowstone Park earlier this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Denver
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Yellowstone Park
Ronchard Roy O. Sampsone
Guildmelley of Justice
Wy Melrose
WH. A. Empsey
Idaho Fills
Sminith
Bmipey
City visitor shares horse wisdom in rural chat
In a comic exchange Mrs City flat says a horse resembles a man when visiting the country. Farmer Squash muses on breaking a horse and notes differences, joking about value after breaking as the Judge records the quip in a small rural moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Editors Resent Woman’s Demand on Hidden Jewish Content
The press faces criticism over a woman named Van Vieck urging omission of certain Jewish items from local papers. Editors object to altering coverage and defend free reporting while noting societal pressures from readers and advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vwoman
Sealey
MG Otihe
Vulty
Thieves Bay
van Vieck
Curious claim on matches from New Zealand trees
In a Louisville Courier Journal snippet a New Zealand official boasts about sulphur and huge trees. The official imagines exporting islands as the match heads, comparing them to potential American interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhe Tian
New Zealand
Eine
Louisville
Coutier-Journal
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Bitar
la Vogue
A. M. Bendetson
Paul Findeisen
Frances
Jacob Kaiser
California
K. P. Hall
Victor Lundberg
Simpson Avenue
Talitha Cumi Club
J. W. Thein
Randall Street
W. O. McCaw
Colfax
Wash
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Missouri
E. B. Crary
Turner
Review Club
Fred Nye
S. K
J. A. Pauthamus
Tacoma
W. W. Brock
Willa Smith
North Yakima
William Seaman
New London
Thomas F. Delehanty
G. A. Neiast
Astoria
Aberdeen Civic Improvement Club
Carnegie Public Library
M. Graff
B.C
Railroad Avenue
VanGilder
Mrs. T. M. W. Copeland and Sons
Uncle Gouge
Kipluts
Geyseas
Dali Luviis
Eeuic
Vaby, Glawiis
Hunhy Lester
Uicasur- VM Whi
Gaulle Cnierlalied
Grgal
S4sulibie
Aucsury al UW Ldi
Grove
Molel Wasuingiou
Ulb
Vasseur
Edililler Corccuge
Lie
KK. Y. Church
Wilson Bros. Mill
A. J. West
East Aberdeen
Joseph B. Dabney
Los Angeles
Dinse
Molly Dink
John Huleen
Everett
J. B. Bridges
Dav
Guport
Sound
G. A. A-Club
A. G. Widpkins
Ash Street
Elizabeth Baker
Country Club
I. Prescott
Rexall
Broadway Pharmacy
First Methodist Church
Congregational Church
W. W. Walk
X. Y. Croxall
Chas, McDermoth
First Baptist Church
Corner Market
E Streets
W. H. Gibson
ST. Mary’s Catholic
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
East Third
G Streets
Thomas Quain
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Young
People’s Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wold
Swedish Mission Church
Market
EH Streets
Charley Gustafson
John J. Huleen
Christian Science
Christian Science Church
First Street
Broadway
Christian Science Reading Room
Finch Building
Episcopal Church
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Birst
F.F W. Greene
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Amos Minneman
Scandinavian M. &, Church
the Scandinavian
M. BE
Cowner
I. J. Rigstad
Young People's Meeting
Ernest Anderson
Adventist Churc
State Traveling Library
L. D. Hughes’ Office
Raymond Water Company
South Bend
Willapa Harbor
Barnes Canneries
Elbert Pederson
Willepa Harbor
Marie Daems
Antwerp
Belgium
Jerome
Francois
John Clerkshire
E. J. Bush
Emerson Avenue
Eighth Street
Neef
George T Frederickson
Frank Frederickson
Whiteside Undertaking Establishment
Grant Hotel
Bacon Hotel
Heron and
K Sts
West Heron Street
Aberdeen, Wash
Standard
Pacific Glass & Paint Co
Willis R. Lebo & Co
Hayes
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