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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
8
The Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. Archie Justin is superintendent and Christmas plans are under way. At 11 a.m. Rev. H. L. Proppe preaches, followed by B Y P at 6 30 p.m. and a 7 30 p.m. sermon on Heaven where is it. A large audience attended Sunday night.
The church lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Attendance last Sunday was 107 at Sunday school, with a month average of 98. Absentees should take notice. The young people elected officers: President Bernard Morse, Vice-president Joe Smiley, Secretary Leslie Clemo, Treasurer Alieve Baker.
A large Armistice Day program in Independence featured Judge Harris, A. L. Keeney, Major Rose, Major R. M. Walker and Commander R. R. Godfrey. Events included a flag salute, musical solos, a 5:30 dinner for over 400, and a grand 8:30 dance in the high school gym with an active Civil War veteran presence.
The Mattison Family expresses deep appreciation for sympathy and consideration shown during the illness and burial of their mother Mrs. Elnora Sophia Mattison.
Buena Vista residents note Jack Nash a World War I volunteer sailor who died in a Virginia hospital. The paper also covers local happenings: Indi pendence line repair, Orville Wells family visit, Armistice program, memorial tree re planting, and social events with regional notables and travels.
Independence city council adopted the annual budget with no objections frugal spending planned for the next year. Officials state expenditures will not exceed current year outlays and there will be no substantial tax increase.
E. E. Topp opens offices in the Independence National Bank building. Tripp continues selling real estate and insurance after a fire. Mrs Sigler, with physician references, nurses at a home near Christian church, second house west. Phone M6912. Enterprise Classifieds offer sales and trades.
A Farmers Union meeting at the schoolhouse Wednesday included a new member taking the obligation and A. E. Tetherow elected delegate to Mora state convention with E. A. Tetrow as alternate. The column lists residents visiting in Falls City Dallas Eugene Greenwood Corvallis Monmouth and Portland from Wednesday to Monday with various trips and recoveries noted.
Local notice says tributed food for the Arm ion dinner can be found at Intosh grocery. The brief item directs attendees to obtain serving dishes from the store location.
A short notice invites readers to inspect and trade or sell items with Willard E. Craven promoting the exchange. The message emphasizes looking at available dishes and related goods for sale or trade opportunities.
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