Women’s Topic Club Hosts Christmas Party at Rietmann Home
The Women’s Topic Club held a children’s Christmas party at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rietmann’s home on December 20. About 45 attendees enjoyed games, bridge, and a six o’clock pot luck supper amid Yuletide decor. Children received gifts including balloons and candy. next meeting set for January 3 to discuss Oregon Poets on authors.
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Edward Rietmann
Mary K
Helen
Joan Blake
Rosemary
Billy Gorger
Maxine Tucker
Maryanne
Walter Corley
Betty Jean Mankin
Van
David Rietmann
Ina
Mary Frances Merritt
Bobby
Billy Joe Rietmann
Shirley Smouse
Paul
Gene Rietmann
Eileen
Charlotte Sperry
Vera Rietmann
Oregon
Christmas Program at Congregational Church
A Christmas program at the Congregational church featured piano by Mrs Helen Learned, school songs, solos by Bernice Ring and Frances Treedson, recitations by Paul Rietmann and Harry Ring, plus night and star, living decorations, tableaus, candle drill and choir pieces performed by children and the primary class.
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Congregational Church
Helen Learned
Rev. W. W. Head
Closs
Bernice Ring
Paul Rietmann
Harry Ring
Frances Treedson
Night and the Star
Fredie Richie
Ernest McCabe
Anabelle Meade
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The readable fragment hints at advertising or magazine discussion of personality impact on business and consumer response. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are present to anchor a concrete event or quote.
Christmas Program at Christian Church
The Christmas program was presented Sunday morning during Sunday school. Exercised by beginners, songs by Mildred and Helen Lundell, recitations by Mariana Corley and Valjean Clark, piano solo by Siby Howell, and performances by Bertha Akers Alice Katherine Nicholson Bobby Rietmann Dorothy Howell Glen Warfield Karline Farris Walter Corley Virginia Katherine Griffith.
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The
Christian Church
Mildred
Helen Lundell
Mariana Corley
Siby Howell
Bertha Akers
Alice Katherine Nichoson
Bobby Rietmann
Dorothy Howell
Glen Warfield
Karline Farris
Walter Corley
Virginia
Katherine Griffith
Valjean Clark
Dwight Misener Takes to the Air
Mrs. Dwight Misner received word of the safe arrival of Mr. Misner in Flint Michigan where his sister lay ill and slightly improving. He had to abandon airplane travel at Laramie Wyoming and finish by plane due to dense fog over the Rocky Mountain region. Flying from Pasco to Laramie cut his travel time by twenty four hours.
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Dwight Misner
Mr. Misner
Flint
Michiigan
Laramie
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Pasco
Lansing car and cop charm historic Lexington inquiry
A Cincinnati Enquirer item recalls a Michigan driver asking a Lexington officer about historic sites including the old home of Nancy Hanks. The officer corrects her, noting the locale’s ties to Blue Grass lore and clarifying that the mare’s rumored home is instead a trotting horse.
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Lexington
Michigan
Hall
Iim
Blue Grass
Nancy Hanks
Cincinnati Enquirer
The Horvtian Me by Henry Davidge Thayer
If all membranle capsules memory-branlal-biographicons and multi-dindividuallams dissolved the universe would return to Holophilic-Sentient-Intercourse and a Sum-Omni-Awareness era before sectional partitionment. The concept is presented as Felt-isness and a philosophical view of universal consciousness.
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Henry Davidge Thayer
Bells at Lexington wed: Miss Max ve Gentry and Mr Raymond Jueb wed
Miss Max ve Gentry and Mr Raymond A Jueb were married at seven oclock Monday December 22 at the bride’s father Gene Gentry home in Lexington Rev W W Had officiated. Only immediate family witnessed vows. Lunch followed. The couple left for San Francisco and possibly Los Angeles. They will reside in Coquille where Mr Jueb manages a mill. The bride is a Lexington High School and Oregon State College graduate and has taught in Coquille. Mr Jueb will return to work in January.
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Max Ve Gentry
Raymond A Jueb
Gene Gentry
Lexinton
W. W
Congregational Church
Lone
Jueb
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Coquille
One Guess About What She Was Going to Say
A short shopper seeks hats and insists on not hearing about her height. The millinery assistant reassures she will not comment on size and praises a hat that suits the customer. The exchange ends with a compliment on literary appearance as the customer contemplates options.
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Alice
Sadignanny
Down Highway Sale Offers Low Price On Produce
A brief notice notes a roadside offer one mile down the highway below the elevator with produce priced at three cents a pound while supplies last.
Local Holiday Visits Highlight Weekend News
Personal notes show John Long visiting relatives in Seattle for two weeks while Alfred Balsiger, a Portland student, arrived Saturday to spend vacation with his parents. Portland guests Wrex Hicock and Mrs Hicock visit Mrs Moore in Echo area. Mrs Frank and daughter Mrs Helms drove to Hermiston with Hazel Frank home for two week break. In local basketball Echo and Ione split games with Ione winning boys and Echo winning girls 25 to 21.
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John Long
Elatives
Seattle
Alfred Balsiger
Portland
Paul Balsiger
Wrex Hicock
Mrs. Frank
Hubert Helms
Hermiston
Hazel Frank
The
Adventis
Miss Hazel
Echo
Ione
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Muman Business
Maygasine
Bert Mason
Heppner Cleaners At
Ione Barber Shop
Golda E. Mumma State
Wm. R. Brown
Prances Striege! Burke, Ellison and White Conservatory
Lin
Main Street
Hermiston, Oregon
Dwight Misener
Kentucky
Weddin
Elbert Akers
Genevieve ‘Parrons
Arlingriday
Dorr Masor
Parsnips
Windsor Ranch
Bristow & Johnson
Con
W. C. Cox
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