Births and Names Chronicle from Enterprise Area
A long list of births and family notices from Enterprise and surrounding areas recounts newborns with parent names and birthplaces including Wallowa, Joseph, Lostine, and Diamond Prairie. Names mentioned include Aug. 4, Aug. 9, Aug. 14, Aug. 29, Sept. 2, Sept. 14, Sept. 17, Sept. 22, Sept. 23, Sept. 29, Oct. 1, Oct. 2, Oct. 3, Oct. 6, Oct. 7, Oct. 10, Oct. 13, Oct. 21, Oct. 23, Oct. 26, Oct. 26, Nov. 2, Nov. 4, Nov. 7, Nov. 8, Nov. 10, Nov. 28, Dec. 7, Dec. 12, Dec. 21, Dec. 28, with related family names and places such as Flora, Enterprise, Wallowa, Troy, Alder Slope, and Camp 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Klogas
Prairie Creek
Jesse Crader
Imnaha
Joseph
Carl Haaland
Evans
Ralph Haun
Wallowa
Hazel LaVerne Orusan
M. J. Wittmeyer
Monterey
Calif
Elayne Marie
C P Nuxott
Upper Prairie Creek
Raymond Max
William H Cooper
Enterprise
James Martin
James E Suttram
Camp 10
John E Bales
Donald Wayne
Halsey Helloway
Winthrop
Wash
Harry Carpenter
Oregon City
Benita Rae
Chester French
Flora
Herschel Scott
Agon
Boyd Flanders
Troy
Dora Agnes
Armand Vigne
Cheanlmana
Donna Lee
Lawrence A Tippett
Jackson Edward
Julius J Miller
Alder Slope
Mrr
Leo Kenworthy
Promise
Obituary notices for Stubblefield and Poe families in Oregon
Obituary notices report Mrs. Mary Catherine Stubblefield's death December 19 1982 in Ringold Washington with funeral in Pasco burial at Pasco city cemetery and list ten children grandchildren and great grandchildren plus church charity. Another obituary for Andrew Jackson Poe of Portland born 1864 died December 27 1922 details family lineage and lodge membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Stubblefield
Orpha Wood
Ringald
Wash
Pasco
Mary Catherine
William Jefferson
Nancy Jane Foust
Stockton
Robert Francia Stubblefield
Orphan Wray
Union County
Wallowa Bridge
Upper Valley
Enterprise
Ringold Wash
Orphani Ringold
Omar
By Stubblefield
Mnterprise
Owen Stubblefield
Mesa
Ralph Stubblefield
Ethel Munson
Ringokl
Nellie Smedsvik
Norway
Vere Greene
Troy
Mary Schierer
Stubblefield
Whey Foust
Esther Buckner
Donegan
W T. Sterling
Star
Idaho
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Stubblefield
Andeaw Jackson Poe
A. Jackson Poe
Portland
Lostine Church
Weston F Shields
Roy Haun
Orval McArtor
Melvin Crow
S L. Magill
Brother Oddfellows
P Crow
F. W Hammack
Harrison Holmes
Pier Holmes
John McKenzie
D. H. Magill
Andrew Jackson Poe
Tatwell
West Virginia
Zachariah
Elizabeth Poe
Poe
Wallowa County
Middle Valley
Pos Gem
Lt. O. C. F Lodge
Loutine
Highen Teem
Oddfellows
Lostine
Emma Poe
Blanche Helms
Gladys Poe
Anna Herrington
Ine Poe
Eva Quesenberry
Logtine
Jennie Smit
Local Family Notes and Roadway Update After Bridge Closure
The Roberts and Hamel families return home after a visit. Mina McFetridge visits Joseph Creek with parents. Joe McClaren stops at the Bridge then travels home. Tay Litch and Raymond Dodeon appeared at the Bridge last Friday. Litch journeys to Enterprise Sudur. A bridge head road from the cehyon to Midway is impassable. Fred Harsin and crew assist a few travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Brigge
Lordeorel
Familly
Beverly Eae
McFettridge
Mina McFetridge
Joseph’ Creek
Joe MecClaren
Tay Litch
Raymond Dodeon
Mr. Litch
Enterprise Séjur
Trantage
Midway
Fred Harsin
Local notes and visits from a small town
Miss Mabel Lassiter spent Wednesday at J. F. Gregory home. George Wise and family entertained at Tuesday dinner. Mrs Magion 4 McCrea arrived for an extended visit with relatives. New Wise and family spent Sunday with A. X. Lassiter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Weatito
Mabel Lassiter
J.F. Gregory
George
Wise
Mirea J
Foster
Maka Trip to Baker
Mr and Mrs Robert Read drove to Baker Sunday. Read then went to Prairie City and brought back his wife's mother to Baker. The travelers returned to Enterprise Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Robert
Read
Prairie City
Enterprise
Market Summary With Prices On Hogs Cattle Sheep and Wheat
Yesterday's markets note exes at 26 to 28 cents and butterfat at 18 to 20 cents. Hogs top at 3.00 dollars, cattle top at 4.00, sheep lambs top at 4.60, wethers 2 cents to 2.5 cents. Wheat local price 40 cents.
Beauty Nook Guarantees Permanent Waves in Room 8
The Beauty Nook advertises guaranteed permanent waving services at the State Bank Building, with contact by phone 41-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank
Mnterprise
Ore
Weather and health notes from California letters
Letter from Kathryn E. Lay of Van Nuys written in California reports fine weather after a recent storm with sunny days and cool nights. She describes ongoing health issues from the flu, lingering low mood, and limited appetite, noting Silwin Miller and family ill but improving and the Christmas dinner missed due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
St. van Nuys
Calif
Enterprise
Oregon
Silwin Miller
Local residents report work and travel in Imnaha area
Jim Loftus returned to Imnaha Friday where he works for Donel Courtney. Robert Loftus visited Enterprise from Sunday to Monday, delivering a load of wood for his wife in town. Sam Weaver and son Vergil haul from Bill Zurcher’s, while Sam Baker handles hay from the Clark place. Mr and Mrs W W Zurcher came home last week from Portland after an extended visit with their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Loftus
Imnaha
Donel Courtney
Robert Loftus
Enterprise
Sam Weaver
Vergil
Bill Zurcher
Sam Baker
Clark Place
W. W. Zurcher
Portland
Births of the Week in Wallowa and Diamond Prairie
Mr and Mrs Fred Curtiss welcomed a son born at home in Wallowa on January 3, 1923. Mr and Mrs Roland McCrae welcomed a daughter born December 29, 1932 at their Diamond Prairie home named Cora Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Curtiss
Wallowa
Roland McCrae
Diamond Prairie
Cora
Lee
New Prices for New Year at Margaret Weaver's Beauty Shop
New prices take effect at Margaret Weaver's Beauty Shop located in the Litch Building as the new year begins, signaling updated service costs for clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Weaver's
Litch Bldg
Global silver output and a May Indian marriage influence
The article notes that world silver mined since 1492 totals about 16 billion fine ounces, enough to pave a 144 foot wide by 6 inch deep avenue for four miles. It cites 4 percent mined in the last 90 years and links the May marriage season in India to silver demand for bridal wear and dowries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Public Hearings and the Legislative Process
A discussion on how public hearings function when bills move through committees. It notes Cabinet testimony and administration influence, the need for expert input, and the risk of technicalities overshadowing core merits in shaping law. Automatic bureaucratic pressures may threaten accessible legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
A Country Editor Looks at Banking
The Norwalk editor compares bank and investment risks amid falling rents and unpaid loans. He notes some banks closed, others weathered the storm, and praises savings accounts for safety and government guarantees, arguing savings remain the safest, most liquid option for many people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Emiata
Norwalk
Ohio
Mim
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Kia
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