Women’s Topic Club Meeting and Local News Highlights
The Women’s Topic Club met December 6 at Mrs. Omer Rietmann’s home with talks on American artists and a paper on Howard Chandler Christy. Officers elected include Vera Reitmann president and Ruth Reitmann secretary treasurer. Also noted are jury summons for district residents, a house fire at Te’k Everson’s home, medical travels of Morgan family, and the Turner reunion marking Mrs. Turner’s 60th birthday with sixty candies on the cake.
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Womens ‘Eye Club
Omer Rietmann
Mra
Inez Freeland
Maxfield Parrish
Henry Smouse
Norman Rockwell
Karl Blake
Howard Chandler Christy
Gorger
Vera Reitmann
Margaret Blake
Ruth Reitmann
Treasury
Edgar Ball
Paul Balsiger
Mr. Zinter
Leonard Carlson
Fred Griffin
Bert Johnson
Bert Palmateer
Elmer Ball
Te’ K
Everson
Jennie Nolan
John Long
Second Street
Lane
Turner
HH. Turner
Tvner
I. TH. Turner
Albert Lindstrom
Lee H. Turner
Ralph Turner
Raymond N. Turner
Raymond Jr
Catherine
Lee Turner
World news mood and war talk in a 1930 letter
A reflective column discusses European tensions led by Hitler and Mussolini, Russia’s ambitions, and fragile global prosperity. The writer cites looming conflict, economic unease, and calls for prudent statesmanship while praising Notre Dame football optimism.
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Route Rockne
Notre Dame
United States
Knute
McNaught Sonificate
Assembly Meet Delights Students With Thanksgiving Play
The Friday assembly in the gymnasium featured Miss Knight’s first and second graders presenting a well received play The First Thanksgiving. Pupils were costumed and danced and feasted while the school band performed three numbers to hearty applause.
Baptist Church Services and Holiday Sale Announced
Rev C W Cutter of Hermiston leads Sunday evening services at the Baptist Church with 7 30 start. The Baptist Ladies Aid Society sets a food and fancywork sale for Saturday December 13 at Bristow and Johnson store offering prints and old pictures with wax finishing tips.
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C. W. Cutter
Hermiston
the Baptist
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Baptist Ladies Aid Sociey
Bristow & Johnson
Bazaar and Dinner Draw Large Crowd for Congregational Event
The Congregational bazaar and 6 o'clock dinner drew a well patronized crowd and added a good sum to the treasury. Decor was festive with red and white decorations and holly. Ione’s power outage did not dampen spirits, and the holly gift came from Mrs. W. E. Bullard of Gold Beach.
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Ione
W. E. Bullard
Gold Beach
Food and Fancy Work Sale by Christian Church
A food and fancy work sale is scheduled for December 20 at the C W Swanson store. Proceeds benefit church activities and community outreach.
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Chistian Church
C. W.swanson
I Believe In De Bitte Speech From Uncle Eben
Local columnist quotes Uncle Eben in dialect defending unity and rejects quarrels over a phrase. The piece highlights community sentiment and humor in Whhehitgten Star style.
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de Bitte
Uncle Eben
de Poncemaler
Whehitgten Star
Laws and In Laws Courts Debate Unmarried Men
A judge declares certain laws affect unmarried men more than married ones, sparking debate. The column satirically riffs on social norms and legal language, noting inconsistencies and playful wordplay about inlaws and marriages.
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Heppner Cleaners At
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Prince Albert Tobacco
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