Local Neighbors and Service News from Chehalem Center
Rev George F Round preached at the church Sunday evening. Charles Johnson arrived safely overseas. George Hodges returned from Portland shipyards. Eva Moore led her Sunday school class on a grove picnic. Mr and Mrs H Chase and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Chase with others visited the Johnson home. William Small and Gladys Small left for a trip to Portland Seattle and Bellingham WA. Robert Walton returned home after being rejected as a Marine volunteer. Louise Elizabeth born to Mr and Mrs Fred Harrison on August 3 weighing six pounds. Mr Harrison serves at Camp Lewis. Mrs Harrison stays with her parents J T Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Round
Carlos Johnson
George’ Hodges
Portland
Eva Moore
Wm. Small
Gladys Small
Seattle
Bellingham
Washington
Robert Walton
Marine Service
Louise Elizabeth
Fred Harrison
Harrison
Camp Lewis
Local Social Notes Highlight Salem Visitors and Portland Guests
Village letters record Mr. and Mrs. Ebbert visiting the Boyd home on Tuesday evening. Salem visitors include Mrs. J. T. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Carter. Portland guests include Delmer Hertig and Violet Hertig, with others returning from Portland for a weekend. R. W. Wenger and Louie Hodler drove to Hillsboro. Miss Violet Hertig has returned home after months away for a couple of months.
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Mrs. M. D. Ebbert
Boyd Home
J. T. Carter
Wm. Carter
Salem
A F.,.delmer
Lily Hertig
Portland
Fay Harford
George Vannoose
R. W. Wenger
Louie Hodler
Hillsboro
R. J. Cook
A. F. Hertig
Delmer Hertig
Violet Hertig
Owen Goodrich
Violet
Local Social News and Red Cross Meeting Report
Dundee social rounds note guests from Portland including Mr and Mrs Roe Robison and Mrs Cyrene Palmer. A Red Cross meeting in Community hall discussed committee reports and wood shed plans while a Belgian Baby fund effort resold forget me not bouquets and raised funds. Eleven new stars likely closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Belgian Baby Fund
Jansen Joins Colors From Dundee Shipyard
In the Dundee Day tona area the shipyard workers reveal that Fred Jansen a rigger on ship No 12 has joined the colors. Jansen has spent much of his life in this vicinity and has been employed here for months as a loyal worker reflecting the shipbuilders heritage in Portland.
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Ship Builders of Portland
Fred Jansen
Dundee
Tona
Fred
Colors
Jansen
Family reminiscence salutes WWII shipyard veteran
A fragmented quote recalls a family line of three brothers serving in the war and praises a brother who did shipyard work to help democracy. The speaker notes children doubt their fathers’ views, reflecting a patriotic wartime sentiment.
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United States National Bank
Liberty
Newberg Feed Store
Undertakers
Hodson & Elliott
Oolice
C. Arnett
Fist & School Sts
Newberg
Oregon
Chase & Linton Gravel Company
Q. M. Keiling, Sexton
Spaulding
Gere
Standard Oil Company
Calideramia
V. D. Miller
Standard Oil Co
S. P. Timberlake
Prop
Hazelwood Co
W. A. Vincent
J. H. Gibson
Mgr
Yamhill County
Yamhill County Abstract Co
Mcminnville
Chehalem Center
H. Chase
Kenneth Chase
Dorris
Frank Johnson
Johnson Home
Susie Evans
Robert Cook
Oregon City
Walter B. Nagel
Beula Davis
Mountain Top
W. C. Bryant
Grace Carter
Avon Slade
Evans House
Lee van Osdal
R. C. Rich
Clara Wenger
Pacific City
Rose
Wm. Neunschwander
Lakeview
Mrs. Riefenberg
Roe Robison
C. Knapp
Yaquina Bay
Cyrene Palmer
Walter V. Spencer
Price
Jones
Clark Noble
Frank T. Keyes
Allan Fruit Co
Larkin-Prince Hardware Co
Cook Iri
California
V. D.miller
J. B. Mount
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