Oak Point Community Notes Highlight School Program
Despite half the Oak Point school grounds flooding, many attended a Wednesday program by pupils under Mrs. Gertrude Collins. The Community club met Tuesday with strong turnout and began studying U S history and civics. Mrs. Joseph Rodgers returned from Portland visit. Delbert Hart family moved to Silverton. Adam Grey family from Salem moved to Oak Point into the Joy house. Mrs. Hugh Rodgers spent several days in Portland.
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Oak Point
Gertrude Collins
U. S
Joseph Rodgers
Portland
Delbert Hart
Silverton
Adam Grey
Salem
Joy
Hugh Rodgers
Checkers Comedy Delights Isis Audience
The three act play Checkers was staged at the Isis on Wednesday evening. Manager Nelson booked the company for a return engagement next Wednesday. Singing specialties and vaudeville numbers drew strong praise.
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Isis
Nelson
Independence Area News Highlights and Local Arrivals
Buena Vista residents visit and stay with O G Wells. several families travel for games at O A C and U of O. Line 20 rebuilt between Buena Vista Independence connecting with Northwestern after a year long clearance. Community events include a successful pie social netting over 50 dollars and local livestock sales and donations amid rising river levels and high water.
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J. K. Nash
H. M. Nash
Independence
Lucile Kaw
Salem
Charles Kaw
McClain
Capital
G. E. Harman
Genevra Cryderman
Albany
Buena Vista
Northwestern
New York
Pacific
Independence Wells—Granger
Local families visit Dallas and Corvallis weekend
Eléins and Tedrow couple visited Dallas Saturday. Melford Nelson, a Salem high student, spent the weekend with the Nelsons. Mrs. Ivan Loughary and Muriel visited relatives in Corvallis Friday. Sunday school boys plan to attend the Older Boys Conference in Corvallis November 25 26 27. Audrey Hoover student teacher spent the weekend in Monmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Tedrow
Dallas
Melford Nelson
Salem
N. A. Nelson
Ivan Loughary
Muriel
Corvallis
Audrey Hoover
Monmouth
Airlie notes illness visitors and bazaar plans
Mrs Sam Hastings has been very ill. Dr. visited Thursday. Mr St and Mrs Lee Purcell of Clackamas visited J Ulrich Thursday. La Rona Crowley, granddaughter of M K Crowley, returned to Portland for Catholic school. Lena Harrington, daughter of G Harrington, recovering. Basketball teams practicing after school. High water caused some students to miss school. Virgie Whitaker shopped in Dallas Saturday. Mrs Abe Becker of Independence visited Mrs Tom Smith of Airlie. Frank Williamson returned from California. Sunday school and church canceled due to high water. Bazaar planned at Airlie Friday December 6 with Ladies Aid, needlework, food, candy, and cafeteria supper 6 to 9 PM. Enterprise is still $1 500 year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Anderson
Independence
M. J. Butler
Cecil Steele
Portland
Metropolis
Nelson Anderson
Ed. Lichty
G. E. Harman
M. J. Cryderman
Jersey
M. V. Prather
Don McCann
Lela McCann
Lela Hall
J. E. Lucas
BE. A
V. M. Tedrow
G B Jones
Violet Tedrow
Salem
B. A. Tedrow
L. W. Loughary
Hood River
N. A. Nelson
Florence Enschede
Forest Grove
Melford
Nicholas Nelson
Clare
Harold Price
Alfred
Leroy Jones
Fred Scholl
G. B. Jones
E. Tedrow
Harry Blodgett
Roy Pitter
Dell Harman
Emma Hagward
Afterdinir High School
Monmouth
Miuno
Sam Hastings
Lee Purcell
Clackamas
Ulrich
la Rona Crowley
M. K. Crowley
Lena Harrington
G. Harington
Virgie Whitaker
Dallaw
Abe Becker
Tom Smith
Airlie
Frank Williamson
California
Ladies’ Aid Society
Arminttes Day Parade Honors Local Girls
A float in the Arminttes Day parade drew attention to the Willamette phone company prepared by Louise Bauman, chief operator, with assistant Min Alien Brown. Flowers supplied by Mrs. William Qua complemented a floral design featuring a large electric bell. The story notes no reference to Enterprise and mentions Spain introducing new avenues for workers.
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Arminttes
Willamette 4
Louise Bauman
Min Alien Brown
Mre
William Qua
P Lariie
Kewples
Turkish Joan of Arc Leads Woman Fight Brigade
Aishe num is described as a Turkish figure leading a women’s fight brigade against Greek forces. The text also notes zinc chloride as a treatment applied to timber to resist fungal growth.
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Joan of Arc
Aishenum
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Pat J. Kennedy
M. R. Black
Oregon
Enterprise
Good Harness Shop
Apply Enterprise Office
Toland China Bears
Sloper Bros
International
Vaughn Drag Law
M. D. Coulter
McDougall
Inquire Enterprise Office
Cascade, Jr. Woodsaw
F. N. Barks
International Stocking Mills
Norristown
L. E. Haselton
Sarah Collins
W. F. Frank
E. M. Lichty
Sam Irvine
Lester Murphey
Mrs. Locke
Marion County
Bert Snyder
Columbia River
A. L. Keeney
Eléins
Independence Realty Co
Beaver Hotel
Rayvac
Eureka
Baized Ag
Moore & Addison
Independence, Oregon
Spain
Ladies Home Journal
Zarrain Dbavement
Colura
Army
Diane W
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