Residents Host, Visit Friends in Independence Area
A lengthy list of local visits and moves spans Independence and nearby towns. Born to Mr and Mrs N B Nelson of Buena Vista, a son arrives Monday. Mrs Harris Ebbe of Dallas visits the F R Arrell home. Various relatives from Portland Salem and Oregon City stay with local families as travelers pass through. Warren Davis and family plan winter in Independence after a California trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Nelson
Buena Vista
Monday
L. A. Cary
Portland
Homer S. Wood
Carys
Independence
Mrs. Cary
Mr. Wood
M. BE. Wheelock
Walter
Madge
Bellingham
Earl Butler
Mra. Wheelock
Monmouth
Normal
Louis E. Wing
Wing
J. G. MclIntosh
Warren Wesley Davis
George Henkle
Chico
Calif
Yellowstone National Park
Chicago
Mr. Davis
Henkle
Chito
Tent Meetings Attract Monmouth Evangelist G F Owen
Southern preacher G F Owen conducts a tent campaign in Monmouth born in Texas. He spent over ten years in ministry across many states and is nephew of Bishop McCarver. Arthur Ingler leads singing from Salem as audiences grow in attendance and interest at the white tent venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
G. F. Owen
Lone Star State
Texas
Brush Arbor
Bishop McCarver
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Arthur F. Ingler
Salem
Valsetz Children Dance Class Revue Tonight
An attractive program will be presented at Valsetz Saturday night by the Valsetz children’s dancing class. The acts include Japanese Lanterns Dutch Twins Tulips The Love Letter Apple Blossoms Bird’s Awakening Gavotte Scarecrow and Gypsy Dance featuring performers Frances Lappe Wanda Cox Viola Bottoms Evelyn Teter Violet Phelps Thelma Gordon Maybel Johnson Louise Davenport Helen Paine Una Inch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valsetz
Valsets
Ruchter
Wanda Cox
Viola Bottoms
Violet Phelps
Evelyn Teter
Frances Lappe
Wianda Cox
Gavotte
Thelma Gordon
Maybel Johnson
Louise Davenport
Helen Paine
Scarecrow
Richard Adams
Lenor Davis
Una Inch
Flower Dance and The Sheik Dancer Pairings Highlighted
The list features Maybel Johnson and Pearl Johnson dancing Flower Dance and Gin Gin Ginny Shore with Maybel Johnson and Pearl Johnson, Songa-Richard Adams pairing, Lanore The Sheik with Helen Inch, and Una Inch with Mr Adams in a series of dance items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower Dance
Maybel
Johnon
Pearl Johnson
Songa
Richard Adams
Lanore Davis
the Sheik
Helen Inch
Ginny Shore
Maybel Johnson
Butterfly
Una Inch
Song
Mr. Adams
Huggins Takes Durant Agency at McMinnville
William B. Huggins has taken the Durant agency for McMinnville and surrounding country. He has leased a building formerly used as a garage and will move his operations from Independence to McMinnville. He will temporarily maintain the Dodge Brothers agency there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Huggins
Durant
Unclear Names Put Off Move Plans At Local Garage
A fragment describes Mrs Hugging and Mr Hugging moving belongings from a garage to a location. It mentions Mr Hugging planning a move for his family, awaiting agency action, and seeking better opportunities, with references to Sayles and a Dodge regime.
Rickreall School Training Gains Noted in Local Report
A local report notes Rickreall in the Normal training system with the school repainted to look more attractive. Negotiations are under way with the Nat authorities regarding future improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harris Ebbe
Dallas
F. R. Arrell
George Soule
E. A. Dunckel
Frances Branch
Rickreall
L. H. Lehman
Glenn O. Burright
Cobbs & Mitchell Company
Walsett
A. E. MclIntyre
Cardenia
Margaret
Eugene
E. E. Dole
Sam Cox
Oregon City
S. Cox
John Walker
George H. Wood
Mr. Walker
Railroad
Dewey Hill
Clyde Hill
Vernon Baker
Tillamook Country
Newport
Walport
A.D. Davidson
Allen Nye
Doris
Nye
State House
Roy Wilson
Stewart Motor Company
Mr. Wilson
Ford
Woman's Relief Corps
W. R.C
Mary E. Dornsife
Iroworks Alladay
Justin Esate Saat
Conkey & Walker
Safety and Service
Independence National Bank
Oregon
Federal Reserve System
Huggins
Durant Agency
M'Minnville
Lesbo’s Cloak and Suit House
Wash
Vicinity
Salem, Oregon
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