Hopville Notes Social Roundup From Lebanon Visitations
Hopville notes list Miss Florence White visiting in Lebanon. August and Elizabeth Crocker visited Felix Wattenbarger. Keeblers stayed with L A White. Henry Stallings bought a Studebaker in Salem. Everett Ward improving in Woodburn. Mrs W G Gaines’s Portland sister visited. Nora Powers ill. Mrs W G Shafer in Salem on business. Felix Wattenbarger sick. Gilbert Stallings shines Maxwell. J N Powers hosted at L A Powers. Major Rose delayed returning to Wigrich ranch due to bad roads. Crockers and Wattenbargers hosted near High plus Gilbert Stallings bought a Silvertone graphophone. Alf Carter weekend visit. Florence Turner guest of Athol Bevens. Mrs Henry Stallings ill this week.
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Florence White
Lebanon
August Crocker
Felix Wattenbarger
Keebler
L. A
W. G. Shafer
Salem
Gilbert Stallings
Maxwell
J. N
Powers
L. A. Powers
Major Rose
Wigrich Ranch
Crocker
Parker eighth graders earn diplomas at Dallas ceremony
Parker eighth grade students Caroline Peterson and Carl Fuller received their diplomas last Saturday in a Dallas ceremony after passing the state exam some time ago. Miss Sybil Cline conducted business in Independence. Arthur Dean, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Lacey of Wells, visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lacey. Mrs. D. McEwen and son Wallace of Seattle visit Parker parents. Jimmie Davidson and family with friends from Kennewick, Washington, visited the Zielesch home, having driven from their Washington home to Corvallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker School
Caroline Peterson
Carl Fuller
Dallas
Sybil Cline
Independence
Arthur Dean
R. G. Lacey
Wells
A. B. Lacey
D. McEwen
Wallace
Seattle
Peterson
Jimmie Davidson
Kennewick
Wash
Zielesch
Davidson's
Washington
Corvallis
Revival of Columbia Dairy Co. Under Receiver Eldridge
K. C. Eldridge, appointed as receiver for Columbia Dairy Products of Vancouver Washington, moves to restore the Northwest creamery. The firm, which debt exceeded 100000, raised butter output to 10000 pounds weekly and cut losses from April to May. Major stockholders are Clarke County dairymen, with branch cream stations across the Northwest.
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K. C. Eldridge
Columbia Dairy Products Company
Vancouver
Wash
Portland Telegram
Northwest
Hazelwood Creamery
Portland
K.€. Eldridge
Clarke County Dairymen
Room Size 9x12 Rug Tag Offer By Local Firm
Moore and Addison Furniture Co of Independence Oregon offers a 9 by 12 room size rug tag sale at four dollars and seventy five cents. The ad notes furniture store pricing and location in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore & Addison Furniture Co
Independence
Oregon
Northwest Fruit Products forms from Phez company
Reorganization announced Tuesday creates Northwest Fruit Products from Phez with Loju plant reopening July 1 after two years closed. Loganberry growers with Phez contracts get first consideration. others may sell berries at 34 1/2 cents per pound. Company targets a worldwide market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phez Company
Northwest Fruit Products Company
Polk foothills fine for English walnuts
Earl Pearcy president of the Oregon State Horticultural Society notes many walnuts sold as Manchurians are misidentified. He urges tasting to distinguish Oregon Franquette from inferior imports. The Willamette region including Polk County has ideal walnut growing conditions and a record crop this year.
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Manchuria
Japan
Earl Pearcy
Oregon State Horticultural Society
Oregon Growers’ Cooperative Association
Oregon
United States
Pearcy
Willamette River
Washington
Yamhill
Polk
Linn
Polk County
Dallas School Directors Re-elected in Light Vote
In district 21 Dallas voters re elected Mrs. J. R. Craven and W. L. Lochren to the school board. A four mill levy to fund the coming year's work passed to cover repairs and future building needs as the district plans for another new school.
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Dallas
Deer Violations Lead to Warden Arrests in Polk County
Dallas-Lynn Jones Ralph Looree and three others were arrested by game wardens Bremmer and associates in the Mill Creek area for killing deer out of season. Lynn Jones pleaded guilty and was fined 50 dollars. others faced hearings with unspecified outcomes as wardens promise tougher penalties to curb out of season hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Lynn Jones
Ralph Looree
Polk
Mill Creek
Bremmer
Jame
Real 8
Also Mentioned on This Page
Independence Realty Co
Mr. Foster
Studebaker
Merle Nye
Independence Garage
Ernst Zielesch
W. E. Collins
H. E. Fletcher
Sth
Monmouth Streets
W. M. Bristiin
Sloper Bros
E. E. Duganne
Defiance
George E. Bray
Comfort Foot Powder Co
Comfort Foot
McMinnville
Ore
Tripp
Sloper Bros. & Cockle
M. J. O'Donnell
Hopville
Parker
Salem Woolen Mills
C. P. Bishop
Phez Concern
Northwest Fruit Products CO
Polk Foothills
Faw
Ford
Stewart Motor Co
FORDS
Independence, Oregon
Fordsons
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