Sudden death notices in Eugene Sentinel Friday
Friday items report the sudden deaths of Peter Nye a prominent Eugene resident and Mary Goodman at her 870 High street home. Nye owner of eastern city rock quarries died at about five am after a fall at the Eugene Commission store. Goodman widow of J H Goodman died at 11 45 am from heart paralysis at age 82.
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Peter Nre
Pst
Eugene
Eugene Commission
Portland, Eugene & Eastern
Southpacific Co
Nye
Decedent
Chatfield
Crawford County
Ohio
Oregon
Ed Nye
Nettie Hunter
Hattie
Goodman
Mary Goodman
J. H. Goodman
High Street
Elmira Items Special Correspondence Christmas Cheer
Elmira special correspondence notes a Yuletide mood as Christmas arrives with goodwill and smiles in town. The brief item captures seasonal cheer and local tone from Elmira on December 31.
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Elmira
Christmas Eve crowd at Bap Ss church tree event
Christmas Eve services drew a well attended crowd at the Bap Ss church for a tree. Mrs. Fred Walter returns home after three months away. Local residents visiting relatives include Lee Harshburger and wife of Hubbard, and Mrs. John Horn who seeks medical treatment in Eugene. Elliott of Rushville visits Lilie Inman. A basket social is set for Jan 15 at the Elmira ball with entertainment by Morgan and Van Winkle of Eugene. Homer Hayes and wife from Eugene visit Zumwalt. Mina Dell Bown completed a successful term at Fir Grove school on Dec 24. Reese Zumwalt asks Tom Bowns to repair his gate to save time. Miss Ettle Owen completed a school term and will teach spring term at Hale.
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Fred Walter
Lee Harshburger
Hubbard
J. H. Bradford
John Horn
Eugene
J. ¥. Elliott
Rushville
Missouri
Lillie Inman
Elmira
Morgan and
van Winkle
Oregon
Homer Hayes
Zumwalt
Mina Dell Bown
Fir Grove
Reese Zumwalt
Tom Bowns
Hale
Pleasant Hill Items
Pleasant Hill January reports cold sleet and storms elsewhere. A. Enos returns from Nebraska soon. S E Clum expects his son Frank from Tacoma visit. Ada Davis of Spokane visits with Davis family. Prof and Mrs M M Gilbert welcome a new son. Ruby Baughman returns to Creswell to teach. M E Farrow plans orchard planting. School resumes Monday with good attendance. A basket social at the W O W hall January 15 by the High School. ladies bring baskets, men buy. Everyone invited to hear the program.
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Pleasant Hill
A. Enos
Nebraska
E. Clum
Frank
Tacoma
Wash
Ada Davis
Spokane
C. A. Davis
M. M. Gilbert
Ruby Baughman
Creswell
M. E. Farrow
W. O. W. Hall
Creswell Items Tells of Funerals and Waves of Visitors
Creswell news notes the Burns sisters visiting for the funeral of Mrs. S. C. Dodson, praise for Creswell residents who aided in illness and death, and greetings from Prof E. R. Parker while visiting Mr. Holbrook. Local youths head to Forest Grove for teaching, mask skate draws crowds, electric lights expand town, marriage licenses expected, and Masons install officers W M E J Moore and others.
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Creswell
Creewell
Hooker” Cox
Eugene
Lee
Masonic Fraternity
Local notes from Deater residents and visitors
Dexter January news item lists shooting match at Mr. Mauray s, then records visiting relatives and friends among Henry Howard family from Donna, M E Edwards family at Fall Creek, Mrs Geo Hillegas from Creswell with brothers Gold and Byron Dunton, Shaw family near Weiser Idaho visiting Bowers, H C Morgan with relatives in Eugene, Mrs J M Keeney visiting ill father, E R Parker family visiting Creswell, Mrs Dora Powell from Wendling attending sister Mrs A E Tilton s serious condition, Mrs Luther Johnson selling farm to eastern parties and planning Springfield home, R G Balderee and son returning to Eugene after timber cruising for O J Lawrence, Charles Chandler family moving to Donna for logging camp work, Miss Hannah Johnson ill, Miss Ollie Stroud ill with brain fever, estate of Uncle Jas Parvin appraised by J M Parker, Al Mayo, W F Mauney, and H M Parvin traveling to Eugene on estate business.
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Dexter
A.E. Tilton
Luther Johnson
R. G. Balderee and
Eugene
O. J. Lawrence
Charles Chandler
Donna
Chandler
Hannah Johnson
Ollie Stroud
Trent
Jas. Parvin
J. M. Parker
al Mayo
W. F. Mauney
H. M. Parvin
Local news highlights from Junction City Times sports and events
J L Flint of Eugene visited his son's family in town while Miss Anna Bailey and her children joined Christmas dinner at Sam Flint's home. Mayor E Johnson and city officials cut wires blocking streets then returned. Wm Shelby, a teacher near Goldson, injured saving a burning schoolhouse. Junction High lost 16 to 18 to Harrisburg in basketball and 30 to 3 to Silverton, with Silverton beating Junction girls 12 to 5. Helen Laing scored all Junction points on fouls in the loss.
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J. L. Flint
Eugene
Anna Bailey
Elsie
Lulu
Sam Flint
E. Johnson
Marshal Casebeer
W. L. Dial
Wm. Shelby
Goldson
Silverton Girls
Junction Girls
Helen Laing
Junction
Public sale at E. M. Warrens farm near Eugene
Auction announced for 30 head of cattle farm implements buggies furniture and miscellaneous articles at E. M. Warrens old Mathew Wallis place four miles southeast of Eugene on Thursday January 7 at 1 oclock. Auctioneer 8 P Wynegar and H. M. Parvin of Dexter were in town overnight.
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E. M. Warren
Mathew Wallis
Eugene
P. Wynegar
D&w
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