Ind Independence Bride Weds Corvallis Youth in Simple Home Ceremony
A Corvallis groom Robert M. nn marries Independence resident at home of Mr and Mrs Word Butler in Corvalis. Dr H Ries Limsmore of Independence officiates in a flower decorated room. The couple plan to reside in Corvallis while the bride, a former Independence High and Samworth Normal graduate, previously taught in Corvallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Cole
Word Butler
Corvailia
Bat
Robert M. Nn
Corvallia
H.ries Limsmore
Corvallis
Marion Butler
Port
Kister-Indow
M. J. Lor
Howard
Oneip
Puget
Coris
Rd OH Company
Ving
Pendence High School
Sanmouth Normal
Tnear
Loster Frye Wedding Celebrated Here
Mr Precious Foster and Elmer Frye were married at the bride’s mother’s home on Fifth Street last Saturday at 8 80 am by Dr H Charles Duns of the Presbyterian church in the presence of a few intimate friends The couple left by auto for a coast honeymoon and will reside in the groom’s re acquired home on Fifth Street Mr Frye has lived here 12 years and worked at the telephone office He is currently with Valley and Siletz and has served in the Navy as a member of the American Legion
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Precious Foster
Elmer
Bride
Winnie
Fifth Street
H. Charles Duns
Presbyterian Church
Frye
Valley & Siletz
American Legion
Navy
Former teacher bride Dallas man wedding in Oregon
Miss Marion Lyle Yexley, a former home economics teacher, wed Vere Leslie Staats of Dallas, Oregon, at the bride’s home in Oregon City. The ceremony was performed by M. Bennett, pastor, with roses and decorative greenery, attended by close friends and relatives.
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Dallas
Mik Yexley
Ted
Vere
Leslie Staats
Allis
Oregon 'Y
Oregon City
George Yexley
Arion Lyle
Lie Stunts
Oregon
M. Bennett
Methodist Ach
Portland
Loganberry Pickers Urgently Needed by Growers
Extreme heat has ripened loganberries and growers urgently require RH and additional pickers. All ages may apply. men women or children urged to phone the Enterprise office for recruitment. twenty five or more pickers needed.
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Enterprise Office
Oregon couple wed in intimate Yexley home ceremony
The bride, a Portland and Independence alumna, wore white organdie with Pride's roses for a small wedding at the Yexley home. Relatives attended as Alpha Rho sisters served refreshments. The groom, a Dallas pharmacist, is a 1920 Oregon Agricultural College grad. The pair plan a Dallas honeymoon and a mountain-resort stay.
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Pride's
Alpha Rho
Yexley
Caroline Textont
Fredricksons Hold Family Reunion Here
Sunday the Fredricksons gathered at Oscar and Mrs. Fredrickson’s home at 311 F Street for a family reunion. Twenty two dined at 1 50 under the trees, with attendees including Gust and Gordy Fredrickson Hamer and Dorothy Aurora R L Miller Hubbard Elmer Fredrickson Saver Ross Chamberlain and family Gust Fredrickson moved from El Campo Texas to Oregon in 1902 living at Drain Helmick place south of Monmouth and later near Hubbard.
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Fredricksons
Oscar Fredrickson
F Street
Gust Fredrickson
Gordy Fredrickson
Hamer
Dorothy Fredrickson
Aurora
R. L Miller
Hubbard
Elmer Fredrickson
Saver
Ross Chamberlain
el Campo
Texas
Oregon
Drain
Monmouth
Helmick Place
Are Your Hens Working or Loafing Demonstration Planned
Prof. H E Cosby will lead a talk on selecting laying hens at F E B Hennagin's poultry farm south end of Seventh street on July 12 at 1 30 PM. The event targets poultry keepers with small or large flocks and anticipates a large turnout.
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H. E. Cosby
C. A. C. Extension Department
F. EB. Hennagin
Seventh Street
Walker Family Returns From North Bend Visit
Mr and Mrs Rol Walker and daughters returned Thursday from North Bend where they visited friends for a few days. They drove home in their car, making the trip in one day.
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Rol Walker
North Bend
Prune Prices Increase Half a Cent Across Grades
The Oregon Growers Cooperative Association raised prune prices by half a cent for 30-408 and a quarter cent on all other grades. The new prices apply to 26 pound boxes at shipping points as markets in Britain Central Europe Canada and the U S show strong demand for the 1922 pack. Gooseberries receive a two cent per pound first payment to members with more payments to follow as shipments wind down.
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Salem
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Haw
Eriecereiereasts
Setae Moscon
Isdereli Dupa
Asxeres
Oregon
Great Britain
Europe
Canada
Willamette Valley
Dalles
Chicago
New York
Fred Muhleman Injured Under Car In Stewart Motor Garage
Fred Muhleman was badly injured Thursday morning when a jack failed beneath a car he was working under. He was pinned between the car and floor but not fatally hurt, and medical examiners noted head bruising. He was taken home after the incident in Portland. Sim Bush of Calbreath & Jones will spend a week to ten days at Seaside and other points.
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Stewart Motor Company
Fred Muhleman
Muhleman
Sim Bush
Calbreath & Jones Grocery
Portland
Seaside
Fire Pumper Demonstration Draws City Attention
H A Long of Portland showcased an Ameri can La France Ford triple combination hose at street exhibitions. The 10 Ford chassis unit carries a 40 gallon chemical tank and can pump 250 gallons per minute at 120 pounds pressure. Fire Chief Wood assisted in the demo aiming to interest the city council in purchasing. A second demonstration occurred in the north part of town.
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H. A. Long
Portland
la France
Ford
Locals Edge Lebanon In Tight Seven to Eight Win
Independe nce defeated Lebanon by seven to eight on local ground last Sunday. The ninth inning spurt decided the game as Lebanon risked a late rally but fell short. Stoltenberg and Schrunk were the local battery in a closely fought contest. A return game is planned in Lebanon soon.
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Independence
Lebanon
Tally
Stoltenberg
Schrunk
Archie Justin Knocked Down En Route to Pacific City
Archie Justin was injured when a tire blew from a rim while he was re inflating it near Cloverdale on July 4. He was taken to Cloverdale for treatment and suffered no permanent injury. He was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Muhleman and Miss Esther Muhleman of Salem.
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Pacific City
Archie Justin
Cloverdale
Mr. Justin
Justin
Ben Muhleman
Esther Muhleman
Salem
L. W. Fuller to Auction Stock and Farm Implements
L W Fuller will auction his horses cows and farm implements at a sale on Monday July 10 at his ranch two miles north of Parker. Dickinson Bros operate the ranch under lease while Mrs Fuller requires a temporary change of climate. Fuller will reside there.
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L. W. Fuller
Parker
Dickinson Bros
No Quorum Forces Council Meeting Adjournment
The regular city council meeting was adjourned after no quorum was reached. Mayor Walker and Councilmen Thomas Calbreath and Walker attended but failed to constitute a quorum, causing continuation to next Wednesday night.
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Walker
Thomas
Calbreath
Independence National Declares 6 Percent Dividend
The Independence National Bank directors declare a 6 percent dividend for the half yearly period ending June 30. The decision reflects robust earnings and rewards shareholders with the payout.
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Independence National
Independence National Bank
Seeley Family Reunion Draws Four Generations
Four generations gathered at the Seeley home in the city’s west side for a July 4 reunion. Attendees included J. E B. Seeley and wife of Portland, Glenn Seeley and wife of Salem, and great grandson Donald Seeley, along with daughters and relatives from Portland and Tacoma. The home was festively decorated and a sumptuous dinner was served.
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E. O. Seeley
Seeley
City
J. E B. Seeley
Portland
Glenn Seeley
Salem
Donald Seeley
Earl McDonald
Mis
J. H. Harper
Helen
Tacoma
Wash
Charles G. Irvine
Fay
Jean Ellen
Independence
Margaret
Raymond Seeley
Walter Pierce speaks at Rickreall Fourth of July picnic
Walter Pierce, Democratic candidate for governor, addressed the Rickreall park picnic hosted by Monmouth Grange. He spoke on U.S. history while attendees enjoyed a plentiful basket lunch and a post event ball game, Benedicts winning 12 to 11.
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Rickreall Park
Monmouth Grange
Walter Pierce
Pierce
Benedicts
Federal taxes due for 1923 fiscal year payments required
The notice outlines due dates and penalties for various federal taxes for foreign and domestic corporations, theatres, brok ers, amusements venues, bowling alleys, and passenger auto hire firms. It lists rates by business type and seating capacity, with July 31 deadline and 25 percent delinquency penalty.
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Clyde G. Huntley
Internal Revenue
J. D. Stevens Opens New Electric Shoe Shop
J. D. Stevens has moved his electric shoe shop from the Odd Fellows building to the new Stevens block on C street. The building is erected especially for the business and provides desirable quarters.
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J. D. Stevens
Odd Fellows
Stevens
C Street
Mr. Stevens
Fire Destroys Warriner House After Midday Blaze
Fire destroyed the Warriner residence near the training school last Sunday afternoon. The blaze began on the second floor, fed by a breeze, and despite early efforts the upper floor burned completely. Warriner was alone. investigators suspect the flames started from burning papers in a stove. Insurance stood at 1500 on the building and 1000 on goods. A trio of cherry trees near the Carbury bungalow acted as a fire guard during the incident.
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J. P. Warriner
Training School
Warriner
Carbray
Monmouth Couple Weds at Home Northeast of City
Monmouth Jennings B Lorence and Miss Grace May Brown united in marriage last Sunday at 10 AM at Mr Lorence’s home. Dr H Charles Dunsmore of Independence performed the ceremony. After luncheon the couple left by auto for a coast trip. The bride taught at Salem High School. parents live in the East. Lorence is the youngest son of C C Lorence, a well known Monmouth farmer who attended Oregon Agricultural College and owns a farm adjoining his father.
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Jennings B. Lorence
Grace May Brown
Oregon Agricultural College
Monmouth Chatauqua Opens With Diverse Performances
The Monmouth chatauqua opened under favorable conditions with Cadmean Company bringing a large tent and materials from Monmouth Lumber. The program featured Staples and company magic and lectures, Haseltine opera singers, and ends with a sequence of concerts, drama, and lectures through Friday to Sunday including Loseff’s Russian Orchestral Quartet and a humorous lecture by C. L. Burgdurfer.
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Monmouth Chatauqua
Cadmean Company
Monmouth
Monmouth Lumber Company
Howard Morlan
Staples and Company
Staples Company
Albert L. Blair
Haseltine Opera Singers
Bill Bone
Dundee
Maurice Drew Plyers
India
Solomon Ramalingan
Cappy Ricks
Loseff
C. L. Burgdurfer
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E. Staats
Cecil Staats
Mra
G. Irvine
Mra. Carter
Alice Runsell
Altn
Helen Bacon
Monta
Marjorie Little
E. T. Beverlin
Elizabeth and Allen
Roma Stafford
Staats
C. B. Staats
Dallas Pharmacy
Kappa Pai
Rickreall Picnic
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