Buena Vista items during past week
Nelson Anderson and wife passed Sunday at the E. B. Gobat home near Suver. Carl Stanley, in the navy six years, visits. W. W. Resell and family and Miss Marguerite Durest of McMinnville seen at Edgar Lichty home. Many residents traveled to Portland and McMinnville. Several moves and visits fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Anderson
E. B. Gobat
Suver
Carl Stanley
W. W. Resell
Marguerite Durest
McMinnville
Edgar Lichty
R. Peterson
E. J. Anderson
Portland
Salem
Edna Schrunk
Idaho
Cleve Prather
Wells
Moore
James Getty
Seattle
M. V. Prather
Blaine
Oregon
Ed. Lichty
Capital City
Lester Murphey
Nappa
Ore
Mabel
Astoria
Frank Fisher
Charles Kay
J. M. Prather
Prather
J. C. Compton
Will Willard
Woodburn
McLaughlin Place
Vivian
Vera Emmons
Albany
G. W. McLaughlin
N. O. Duvall
Pasadena
Happenings in the Elkins Country
Local notes report visitors and homecomings in Elkins including Rose Smith with her mother from Cochrane and Fern Johnson of Independence visiting J W Johnson. Others travel to Salem, Rock Creek, and Ft Worden for training, with several health updates from Independence hospital and a cooperative thresher set to begin work Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Smith
Cochrane
E. A. Tedrow
W. H. Harman
Salem
Roy Miller
Tillamook
Gene Tedrow
Independence Hospital
Elkins Coopertive
J. W. Johnson
Harold
Clara Price
Rock Creek
Kenneth Bacon
Fern Johnson
Independence
Alta Lesley
C. C. Marks
Cooper Hollow
George Jones
Frank Loughary
Jersey
Isis Theatre
United States Faces Looming Labor Shortage Warns Official
Washington reports from the department of labor indicate a potential labor shortage as unemployment nears solve. Director General Jones of the employment service says the country moves toward industrial prosperity and a possible supply shortfall. Economists caution that optimistic readings may mislead without context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Wall Street
Washington
United States
Jones
The
Employment Service
Critas
Better Schools Demanded for Rural Areas
Washington reports the National Education Association convention in Boston urging higher rural school standards. Delegates argue the era of the small wooden schoolhouse is over and better roads, transportation, and trained teachers can bring first class facilities to any community. A proposed law is noted in this push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Oregon initiative shapes compulsory school attendance
An Oregon amendment to state educational law requires every child from ages 5 to 16 to attend public school with exceptions for physical disability, those who have completed eighth grade, or students in private instruction. Examinations by school officials are required after three months. The act is to take effect September 1, 19h.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
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Pennsylvania
Stewart Motor Co
C. A. Elliott
Sim Heckle
Sim
Groth Electric Station
Willard
Jahn
Michelein
Lronorks
Halladay, Justin & Wood
Buena Vista
Elkins Country
E. B. Bedwell
Pedee
Dell Harman
Ft. Worden
Citizens
Miles
Stromberg
American Automobile Association
Dixie Highway
Chicago
Stromberg’s
Independence Garage
G. C. Skinner
Gus Miller
Southern Pacific Lines
John M. Scott
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