Monmouth Notes and Local Happenings Report
Miss Ella Moffit of Dallas visited Monmouth. The gasoline spraying machine attracted attention among fruit growers. L. M. Hall improves after a paralytic stroke. Many visitors from other towns attended Easter bonnet events. Rev. Davis sold property near the creamery. Ebbe and George went to Newport for a few days. Ova Smith dies at home. Prof. Ackerman buys a home and plans to stay. Robert Thompson had a vehicle accident but survived. Mrs. Hambree returns from McMinnville visit.
Parker Basket Social Raises 41 Dollars for School Needs
Parker report notes last Friday’s basket social in the schoolhouse raised over 41 dollars to buy needed classroom articles. Grandma Frye returned home after an extended visit with her daughter Mrs. Conn of Airlie. sickness kept her away for several weeks.
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Grandma Frye
Mrs. Conn
Airlie
Mrs. Frye
Traveling Library Association Formed in Parker District
A meeting Monday night organized a Traveling Library Association in Parker district. Officers elected include J. J. Russell president, Mr. Sharp fore president, and F. C. Fredricksen librarian who also serves as secretary and treasurer. Remarks mention relatives in Parker and various local visits and school events.
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Parker
Skool
J. J. Russell
Mr. Sharp
F. C. Fredricksen
Local Social and Travel Notes From Antioch Area
Antioch residents and visitors share brief notes on trips and visits. John Sumpter of Falla City lim was in town. Joy Clark and Levi Lebiman made a business trip. Mrs E Clark visited with daughter Mrs Belle Sullivan in Salem. Letta Fishback worked at her brother’s Carlton bakery. Beulah Compton of Monmouth visited here. Ina Fishback returned home from Carlton after assisting at the bakery. Chas Holman and family moved near Independence. Jouse Johnson visited parents L Johnson and wife. Saul Bennett and Miss Hoppe of Mistletoe district attended a debating and literary at our acror house. Geo Sullivan of Monmouth seen in the area. Mr and Mrs Treat of Monmouth visited daughter Mrs Rogers. Strichler and Oscar York of Monmouth were in town. Clarence Marks and wife traded in Monmouth last Saturday.
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Saul Bennett
Miss Hoppe
Mistletoe District
Acror House
Patrons Vote For High School In Buena Vista District
An enthusiastic Buena Vista meeting, March 14, gathered about 400 voters from surrounding districts to support establishing a high school. Voters favored building a high school and instructed the school board to call a formal election after 20 days notice to decide by ballot.
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Buena Vista
Buenos Vista
WN. M. Prather
Owl Real Estate Co Listing in Salem Oregon
For quick sales you should list your land and other property with the Owl Real Estate Co. located at 1588 Commercial St upstairs in Salem Oregon. Phone Main 204.
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Owl Real Estate Co
Commercial St
Salem
Oregon
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