Local News Briefs From Forest Grove Area
Local notes report health updates including Mrs Carl M and Mrs Kopper tracing family illnesses. Community items cover a Shriners event, a bridge luncheon at Broadbent, a Mrs EL Clausen home gathering, and travel notes about Bob Barker relatives touring California and Yosemite.
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Broadbent
Oielock
Mra Clark Fenster
John Arnold
Fenster
Arnold
Bud Emery
Karl Kaufman
Ralph Kring
Flentge Perkins
Chris Moller
Henry Jetlefeen
Hermann Dethelsen
Birdie McCloskey
George McDonald
John McDonald
Martin Schmidt
Theodore Clinton
Herman Tedsen
T. V. Johnson
Ellis Dement
Salvation Army Warns Public of Imposters in Oregon Idaho
Brigadier Albert Haynton in charge of Salvation Army work in Oregon and Southern Idaho warns of impersonators using the Army name to solicit funds. A new card for accredited workers lists the worker’s name and territory, helping the public verify legitimacy and report uncarded solicitations to prevent fraud.
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Salvation Army
Albert Haynton
Oregon
Idaho
Armya
Abert E Baynton
Baynton
Lightning and fear fade as insuring houses grows
An electrician notes lightning risk is overstated and that residence on hilltops barely raises odds. Observations from Myrtle Point show fear declining, fewer lightning rods sold, and despite occasional fires from lightning, overall losses are small due to widespread fire insurance.
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point In Public Eye Draws National Interest
The Myrtle Point scene attracts inquiries from readers across the country. A California businessman seeks fishing and hunting details for a disabled World War veteran, while a Globe Arizona resident hopes for work in a Myrtle Point camp. A Montana widow seeks a steady job and housing options. Local couple Harry Myers and Theodosia Judy wed at the Myrtle Point Methodist parsonage with Rev. Omer Idsor officiating.
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Herald
Watsonville
California
Globe
Arizona
Myrtle Point
Perma
Montana
Pistal Oonniver
Harry Myers
Theodosia Judy
Marshfield
Myrtle Point Methodist Parsonage
Omer Idsor
Bereaved family thanks helpers after Isaac M Nichols death
Cordelia Nichols and family express gratitude to all who assisted during the illness and death of their husband and father Isaac M Nichols.
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Isaac M Nichols
Cordelia Nichols
Thanking Myrtle Point Firefighters for mill fire aid
A note from L. A. Perrone extends gratitude to Myrtle Point Fire Department and helpers who fought a Tuesday morning blaze at his mill. He credits their aid with saving his property and mentions workers Dude Forrest and Robinson from Jim Hock Creek.
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Myrtle Point
L. A
Dude Forrest
Robinson
Jim Hock
Creek
Scothia
Cordova Concertiers Highlight Charms of a Musical Holiday
The Cordova Concertiers featuring Mr and Mrs C Edward Clarke headline the fourth day Chautauqua attraction. Mr Clarke, baritone and Toronto graduate, with Mrs Clarke a violinist born in Winchowe Poland, recently returned from Europe sharing studies in Spain for their program A Musicians Holiday to Spain. They showcase broad appeal and refined technique acclaimed by major papers from Paris to Chicago.
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Edward Tarke
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Cordova Concertiers
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Shakespeare
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Peruth
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Chicago Record Herald
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Winchowe
Poland
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New York
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Jaques Thibaud
Clarke
Europe
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Mrs Reed Documents Trip to Los Angeles for Brethren Conference
Mrs Reed recounts a west coast auto journey from Myrtle Point to Los Angeles with Mrs Broad bent and Helen driving a Studebaker. They travel through Ban don Port Orford Eureka Healdsburg Santa Rosa Berkeley San Jose and Lindsay visiting friends, noting road conditions, timber country, and encounters before reaching Los Angeles for the conference.
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L. Angeles
Church of the Brethren
Myrtle Point
Charles Broadbent
Helen
Stude Baker
Bandon
Kathen Barklow
Broadbert
Port Orford
Gold Beach Brookings
Crescent City
Flying Cloud
Tre
Pris
Clam Beach
Quiet Cove
Thecen
del Nore
Mad River
Alais Wu
Eureka
Requa
Orte
Cloverdale
Pink Laird
San Jose
Laird
Lindsay At & P. m
Los Angeles
Great Musician and Wife Fond of Pets
A faded anecdote recalls the musician Paderewski and his wife as guests at Leake Geneva a few years back. Mme Vandervelde watched a parrot fly and land on his foot then shoulder after a Chopin recital, and the bird cheerfully cried good boy, good boy.
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Fille Kelly
Arago
Mast
Wilson Hospital
Kelly
Shriners
Om Portand
Wien
Mme Vandervelde
Fo [Heigling Tatesman
Leake
Geneva
Paderewaki
Sime
Petrarch Shaped Renaissance Bridge Between Ages
The Kansas City Star notes Petrarch as a pivotal figure who prepared the path for the Renaissance. It portrays him as both medieval and modern, looking to the past and future, and credits his scholarship with awakening an era of learning and progress.
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Petrarch
Kansas City Star
Miscellaneous Society of London In Hannah More Quote
A quoted passage from Hannah More praises the Miscellaneous Society of London for refining conversation. It commends terrence and polish in discourse, tempering egotism, avoiding prejudice, and training members to endure opposition and think clearly without endless quotations.
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Miscellaneous Society of London
Hannah More
Myrtle Pelat Man Speaks On Meat Talktag
A Myrtle Pelat figure discusses the meat talktag practice, addressing its purpose and routine. The piece notes the speaker’s perspective on how talks are conducted and who participates, highlighting local interest in these conversations.
Local hospital treated workers and residents for injuries
A string of brief hospital reports lists injuries and treatments from last Thursday to Tuesday. Names include Lester Lakey, Frank Harnish, Mr and Mrs Morris, and many others from Ames, Gravel Ford, Remote, and surrounding areas. Cases cover cuts, lacerations, burns, broken bones, and appendicitis with most patients recovering.
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Lester Lakey
Ames and Yoakam
Frank Harnish
Gravel Ford
B B Morris
Frank Meyers
Kenneth Rhule
Kegelit
Ronald Holbrook
Ellis Holbrook
Bridge
Geo Mullen
Everett Hayes
Rock Creek
Ernest Eus
Mary Luttrell
Merle Kenyon
Geraldine Gilbert
W E. Gilbert
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