Miss Flossie Bass Weds Russell Davey In Elegant Lawn Ceremony
The Bass home hosted a ring ceremony for Miss Flossie Bass and Russell Joseph Davey on a lit lawn. Rev. F C Stannard officiated as Miss Hattie Odekirk and Archie Martin attended. After a three course luncheon, the couple will honeymoon in California before joining Davey at Goldfield Nevada where he is chief clerk of a mining company.
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B. R. Bass
Flossie
Russell Joseph Davey
Bessemer
Michigan
F. C. Stannard
Hattie Odekirk
Portland
Archie Martin
Bernadetta Behnke
Helen Stannard
Mendelssohn
Stannard
Solo
Edward Teschmacher
Gwendolin-Stannard
Miss Odekirk
Oregon
California
Davey
Goldfield
Nevada
Goldfield Consolidated Mining Company
Yamhill County Veterans Set Second Annual Meeting
The Yamhill County Veterans Association schedules its second annual gathering in Newberg at Edwards grove from August 23 with sessions led by local veterans. The program includes music, prayers, speeches by N. E. Britt and Wallace McCammant, a Sheridan and Dayton day, and officers to be elected Friday.
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Yamhill County Veterans’ Association
Edwards Grove
Newberg Veterans
N. C. Christensen
N. E. Britt
W. H. Whitten
Woman’s Relief Corps
W. C. Hawley
Wallace McCammant
Portland
Sheridan
Sheridan Choir
H. A. van Winkle
Dayton
Hadley
Ezra Hayes
Newberg
Curfew Whistle Marks Sandusky Nite Rule
In Sandusky Ohio a curfew uses a steam whistle from the water works to end youth unsupervised street roaming. The device rings at 8:45 and 9:00, guiding under 16s home under threat of police. Mayor Lehrer supports strict enforcement amid local girls pushing curfew reform.
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Ohio
Newberg
Erie
Water Works
Ciemeneeaan
Niee
Sandusky
Court House
Johnny
Lehrer
Farewell reception for President and Mrs. Kelsey at Hodson home
The W C T U hosting a farewell for President and Mrs. W I Kelsey at the Hodson residence drew over fifty guests. Music, flowers, and a humorous impersonation complemented the program as the Kelseys prepared to move to Oskaloosa. Watermelons and warm thanks closed the evening.
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J. C Hodson
W.I. Kelsey
Hudson
Kelsey Godspeed
Oskaloosa
Town
Hunt
Kelsey
Jos. Hollingsworth
T. E. Wright
Getchall
Dusty curfew debates and typhoid ward in Salem
The piece mentions a mayoral dispute tied to a curfew anger and noisy water works. Mrs. W. S. Parker travels to Salem to help care for her nephew John Elliott who has a light case of typhoid fever and is recovering without a hard siege.
Apple Growers Union Seeks Funds and Schedules First Shipment
The Apple Growers Union reports a pending black cap deal and expects it soon. M Gore of Germany visits the valley and praise marketing efforts. First shipment of Gravenstein apples begins Wednesday with about 400 boxes planned. delinquent stock assessments now 2.00. Kemp asks members to pay at First National Bank and submit fruit samples at the depot stone office.
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M. Gore
Germany
Vannett
Hood River
Hood River Valley
First National Bank
H. H. Kem
Harvest Festival to Feature Tubercular Tests for Cattle in Oregon
News notes from the Northwest report Portland's Harvest Festival September 5 to 10 with livestock displays and a tubercular test lecture for dairy cows. Other items discuss field peas benefits in Eastern Oregon, a 90 000 bale Oregon hop forecast, Jasper Wilson to start fruit growing in the Pacific Northwest, and a large Willamette River cargo fleet of Oregon fir bound for Asia and other ports.
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Portland
Oregon
H. Grebe
Condon
Northwest
Pacific Northwest
Jasper Wilson
James Wilson
Willamette River
Hong Kong
New Zealand
Manila
Shanghai
Australia
Oriental
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Davéby
Bery Public Schools
Ecuador
South America
New York
Yamhill County
Katie
W. Irving Kelsey
Apple Growers Union
United States National
J. L. Hoskins
L. Parrett
J. A. Colcord
W. E. Crozer
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