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Independence Enterprise

Location

Independence, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1921

Page

8

Music teacher resumes duties at Willamette University

Miss Joy Turner’s credentials span Mus Bac and studies at New England Conservatory, Willamette University, and Chicago. She taught piano and violin at Willamette 1912 to 1917, Woodburn High School 1919 to 1922, and at Independence Normal Training School, with further details available from Mrs. B. J. Violette. A pipeless furnace was purchased for the high school gym by J. D. Hibbs & Co. Fred Oberson Jr. left for Portland with Dr. Hanson’s household goods.

Wilamette University Conservatory of Music Western Conservatory Chicago Ill New England Conservatory Boston Mass Willamette University Salem Woodburn High School Monmouth Normal Training School J. D. Hibbs & Co Fred Oberson, Jr Portland A. C. Hanson

Community Guests and Local Moves Highlight Week

Buena Vista residents, J K Neal and G A Wells attend the M E church conference in Forest Grove this week. Local families hosted weekend visitors from Albany college and other nearby towns while many attended the State fair. Several residents plan moves as families relocate within the area and to nearby towns.

J. K. Neal G. A. Wells M. E Forest Grove Gilbert Loy Cyril Reynolds Marjorie Reynolds Albany College Blanche Harmon Barbara Muhs N. C. Anderson Salem Portland Muhs Andrew Christenson McMinnyville Christenson Alta Fisher Lester Murphey Oregon Moore Getty Dr. Butler Independence Getty J. R. Neal J. R. Reynolds J. R Doc Cleve Prather Prather Frank Fisher FE. F. Black Jesse Strawn Little Son Newport Clifford Perry Wells A. G. Wells Lou Edgar Lichty J. K. Tann Whitney Boys Tucker J. K Jake) Nash H. M. Nash J. M Prather Corvallis Nelson Adderson Alberty Linn A. J. Richardson Gray Mr. Brown American Bottom Burg

Community visitors and county fair plans noted

Elkins C C Marks and wife visited Sun day with Marks sister Mrs Charles Osborne of Cooper hollow. Derrel Hewitt of Greenwood visited Alfred and Leroy Jones Saturday. Several from here attended the funeral of J H Hillibrand. This community is preparing an exhibit for the county fair this week.

C. C. Marks Marks Charles Osborne Cooper Hollow Derrel Hewitt Greenwood Alfred Leroy Jones A. E. Tetherow Albert Nelson G. B. Jones Dallas T. B. Col Portland J. H. Hillibrand J. H. Tetherow E. A. Tedrow A. Z. Tedrow C. ©. Marks

Cooked Food Sale by Christian Church Ladies

The Christian church ladies sponsor a cooked food sale at the Calbreath Jones store on October 8 focusing on homemade dishes and desserts. Proceeds support church activities.

Ladies of the Christian Church Calbreath & Jones

Local Notes From Airlie and Surrounding Areas

Airlie residents report illnesses and visits at homes including Mr Anna Engelhorn and Mrs Percy Hadley. School board hires Miss McDaniel of Albany as assistant high school teacher. Families from Airlie attend the State fair in Salem and various trips to Dallas Monmouth Independence and Dallas are noted.

Anna Engelhorn Airlie Morslay Portland Otto Boosin W. G Staats Ifford Calking i Douglas County Percy Hadley Stanta Board of J. F. Utrich Dallas Salem Haddleys Gross Fleishman Davis Ulrich Miss Walker Alex Lewie Tingle Cross Shewey Dan Dodson Nelson Farmers’ Union Aulaa Ellis Dodson Monmouth Independence

Prunes From Willamette Valley Ahead Of Expectation

Pruning and packing by the Oregon Grower Cooperative show large prunes dominating the harvest with over 50 tons graded at Salem. More than 76 percent are 30 to 40 though sizes vary. Willamette crops yield high sugar and quality. Umpqua Valley expects more small prunes. shipments start immediately. No hunting allowed of the undersigned.

Oregon Grower’ Cooperative Association Willametta Valley Salem Willamette Valley Umpqua

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Joy Turner Mus B. J. Violette Buena Vista B. T. Merrill Exterprise M. J. Butler J. McKee Inquire Enterprise Office Sloper Bros. & Cockle W J. Clark Fither Clyde Powell & Son Inquire Farmers State Bank Rol Walker H. M. Witherow Independence Paint Co L. E. Haselton J. P. Warner 5Th and M. J. O’donnell Elkins Independence Realty Beaver Hotel Prunes Says Packing Association Maal Charlie Calico Mackinaws Bolivia Guimp Diamond W. Coffe
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