Social affairs highlight Knights of Pythias week
Weekly social notes recount dancing with a Filipino orchestra at the Knights of Pythias meeting. Entries cover birthday celebrations for Miss Galena Kurre, a C W Irvine dancing party with many guests, and a luncheon for Miss Margaret Hodge hosted by Mrs. O A Kreamer, noting decor and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
C. A. McLaughlin Hop Yard
Galena Kurre
Lucile Cook
Dorothy Hutchins
Dorothy Ray
Ruby Pickens
Cora Bullock
Vesta Coquillette
Vesta Ford
Marie, Viola
Gertrude Baker
Margaret Hodge
Salem
O. A. Kreamer
W. W. Hanna
Kreamer
Miss Hodge
D. A. Hodge
Fannie Hodge
Mesdames O. D. Butler
G. W. Conkey
Claud Skinner
W. E. Craven
A. B. Robinson
C. W. Henkle
Hugh Hanna
J.E. Hubbard
Enterprise Classified Ad Pitch
A brief invitation to use Enterprise Classifieds for selling buying trading or finding items. The note emphasizes the marketplace as a go to resource for local transactions and exchanges. It highlights accessibility and practicality for readers seeking quick trades or sales.
Dallas Suffers 30000 Fire Loss on Court Street Block
A Saturday blaze in Dallas destroyed nearly half a block of business houses on Court Street, incl the Gail hotel annex. G B Dickinson faced the largest loss with 25000 coverage. Fire spread from Stan ton & Arnold restaurant. embers ignited several residences. Floyd McCann, 18, was injured on the city hall roof while fighting the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Court Street
Gail
Stanton & Arnold
Main
Church Streets
G. B. Dickinson
Otho Williams
Edward C. Dunn
C. E. Short
G. 0. Holman
Law J
Henry Smith
Charles E. Linn
D. E. Hart
Williams
Lynn
Dunn
Floyd McCann
Charles McCann
Southern Pacific
Patterson Reunion Highlights Extended Family Attendance
Maude Patterson Arthur of Vancouver Washington heads a family gathering with relatives from Tacoma Portland and Oregon cities. Invited guests include Mr. and Mrs F M Collins of Dallas longtime friends, with other attendees from Independence Dallas Sher idan and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Patterson Arthur
Vancouver
Wash
R. W. Clarke
Tacoma
W. E. Clarke
Portland
James L. Clarke
Joe
Springfiell
Oregon
John H. Burgard
Alice Connoway
Elton Connoway
Frank J. Herman
I. F. Tatom
Sheridan
Clarence Brown
Stanley
Dallas
Clay
Charles Tatom
F. M. Collins
Patterson
J. G. McIntosh
Independence
Eugene Hayter
Charles
Cranberry Farm Shortage Sparks Pacific Northwest Growth
The cranberry crop shortage elsewhere shifts attention to Washington and Oregon as new large scale producers. The article notes the rise of Pacific Northwest cultivation, costs around 1000 dollars per acre, site preparation, scalping peat, sand layering, and vine planting at ten inch spacing to yield about 60 000 vines per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pacific Northwest
Popular Mechanics
Washington
Oregon
Lewis and Clark
Columbia River
Buena Vista Hometown Roundup and Weekend Notes
Local items recount church events, visits from residents to nearby towns, and weekend travels. Mentions include Miss Alma Wells returning to Willamette, Mr. and Mrs. Prather of Portland visiting, and several weekend trips to Eugene, Salem, and Canby with family updates and health notes on H. M. Nash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sunday School
Talbot
Mr. Cooley and Son
Wilbur Devine
Rockaway Beach
Verne Tucker
Salem
Perry Wells
Frank Fisher
Independence
E. F. Black
H. F. Prather
G. E. Harman
G . Hewitt
Grace Holcomb
Albany
Lewisburg
E. B
Addie Gobat
M. Conger
Suver
Clyde FE
Moscow
Idaho
Portland
H. M. Nash
Emmanuel Hospital
R. 0
Mack
Earl
Kenneth Mack
Canby
Ore
J. K
Uncle Jake
Nash
Eddie Mentzer
Betty
Los Angeles
Calif
Will Simmonds
Eugene
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
John Wells
Rebekah Lodge
George Krutz
Springfield
E. J. Anderson
Alma Wells
Willamette
G. A. Wells
Henry Hanzen
Robert Mohs
Barbara
N. C. Anderson
Harry Steele
Hanzen
Portland Telegram
Mohs
Seaside
Herren
Herman Prather
J. M. Prather
Mildred
Marie
Bobbie Prather
Corvallis
Lester Murphey
Charles Kaw
Ruth
Nappa
Murphey
Wilson
Teside
M. V. Prather
John McCann
Blaine and
Tillamook
Week's Doings in Highland Country
Highland correspondent notes a rural journey by horse and buggy through Monmouth to Cooper Hollow and Falls City toward Siletz country. The writer travels past old lumber camps with deep canyons and tall timber, describing a quiet spring expedition with no social events recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Cooper Hollow
Falls City
Siletz
Oak Point Community Fair Near Independence Scheduled
Bright plans unfold for the Oak Point house event tomorrow evening as Independence residents prepare to attend. Organizers promise food, a performance by a local group, and various attractions at the Oak Community Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Oak Point
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Miss C. L.B
Royal Cock
Royal Baking
William St
New York
Mrs. Foster
Wisconsin
C. W. Irvine
Bob Irvine
Irvine
Winona Carter
Eleanor Calbreath
Faith Kimball
Marilou Myers
Wilma Shafer
Alice Skinner
Lida Bullis
Ruth Merrill
Horace
Robert Clark
Dick Girard
Elvin Calbreath
Arthur Myers
George Ray
Cecil Reaf
S. B. Walker
A. L. Thomas
Dean
Groth Electric
H. H. Hansen
Willard Batteries
C Street
Church Street
Cranberry “Farm
Buena Vista
Walle City
Stewart Motor Co
C. A. Elliott
Conkey
Walker
Val
ACME
C.K. Spaulding Logging Co
Independence, Oregon
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