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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
4
Local society news lists residents traveling to California Oregon and Seattle for study work and visiting relatives. Many names and addresses appear with church clubs meetings and socials, plus new births and several families relocating to new homes.
A compiled list of morning and evening worship times, Sunday schools, and auxiliary meetings for numerous churches in the area. Includes First Methodist, Trinity M E South Side, St Marys Catholic, Norwegian Lutheran, Swedish Mission, Christian Science, Church of Christ, St Andrews Episcopal, St Pauls Lutheran, Scandinavian M E, Seventh-day Adventist, First Presbyterian.
The Garrard Creek Farmers Union opens a store on G street between Wishkah and Market and a market stall to sell 65 farmers produce directly to consumers via agent G C Towne. They will ship Garrard Creek produce as a unified effort, citing 392 vegetable varieties shown at the county fair.
Inventor Mantell promotes a high speed non sinkable boat using air tight cylinders with spiral flanges to drive water back. The partly submerged cylinders shift with weight to avoid sinking as in the Eastland incident. Experts from Washington and New London Ship & Engine Co back the concept. A working model is open for inspection at Hotel Fairmont from noon to 8 pm.
Miss Genevieve Saugsted daughter of Gus Saugsted was seriously injured when struck by a train at St. Maries Idaho. She sustained fractures of leg and skull but is expected to recover.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of September 1915 by J B Stewart Notary Public for the State of Washington residing in Aberdeen. The document bears the official seal.
Rev. W. T. Randolph, formerly of Vancouver, is appointed pastor of the First Methodist church in Seattle after the recent Methodist conference session. Rev. J. T. McQueen, former pastor here, moves to Kelso Ostrander in the Vancouver district.
The Orpheus club began rehearsals on Tuesday for a concert scheduled for early winter. Members anticipate a programs rich in selections and a showcase of local musical talent.
James Wakefield died September 9 at his Elma home at age 84 from heart failure. A Grays Harbor pioneer and a Mason for 50 years, he leaves three daughters and five sons including Mrs J R O'Donnell Mrs Fieldy Gleason of Montesano Mrs George Schroeder of Tacoma M M L I and Bert Wakefield of Bellingham and T B and A J Wakefield of Oregon.
Our new Goal Apple an Everbearing variety is a winner and appeals to everybody. Big money-maker for a hustler. Energetic man to represent us in this County. Write for particulars. Complete line of nursery stock, OLD RELIABLE ALBANY NURSERIES.
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