Wedding Bells Return to Chehalem Center
Correspondence notes Mrs. Rush visiting daughter Mrs. Charley Shires as wedding bells loom again in Chehalem Center with an announcement promised. Ruth Cate of Portland visits her parents Mr and Mrs L H Meyer while suffering a severe attack of the quaa sy. Mary Farrell returns from the Orient and heads to Brooklyn New York via Victoria British Columbia. Rev and Mrs Herbert Crocker and son George begin a motor trip to the beach with Arthur Ridgway, Mr and Mrs Chester Roake and family and Chas Chandler of Oregon City joining the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Farrell
Orient
Herbert Crocker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Victoria
B. C
George
Arthur Ridgway
Chester Roake
Chas. Chandler
Oregon City
Community News Briefs and Social Visits
Mrs. Bray is sick. Henry Bags visited with the Baker boys last Sunday. Mr. Follette was a Sunday guest of the Strong family. Ralph Harold and Wilbur Baker were guests of Kenneth Fendall. Daniel Baker of Forest Grove visits son H. C. Baker. U P S C E to stage a hard times social next Friday. Mrs. Dolph and her Portland daughter in law of Mrs. W. V. Dolph visited the W V. Dolph family. Fred Patton Lois Fendall Ralph Buffman and Ethel Bush trip to Pacific City in Mr. Buffman’s Lexington. W C T U porch social at Mrs. E. G. Fendall.
Local Social Faces and Visits in Yamhill County
Names and travels fill a Sunday list as residents and guests visit relatives and friends across Gaston Yamhill and Portland. Laughter and reports of Newport enjoyments appear as families reconnect with Carter Wenger Hertig and others during weekend returns.
Vacation travels and local staffing notes at Springbrook
Dennis Mills and family begin their annual coast vacation while Scott King visits with his daughter Mrs Iva Allen. Rev Carl Miller and family return home from the coast due to threatening weather. Prune crop drying plans to start next week. Miss Watson accepts Baker Oregon public school instructor post and will depart for the city next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott King
Iva Allen
Carl Miller
Miss Watson
Baker
Oregon
Dried Cherry Trade Grows As Local Enterprise Blossoms
A new local enterprise has formed in the past two weeks, driving the sale of dried cherries from orchards to various companies. Fred Kincaid competed in the National Anglers Tournament in Portland, achieving a notable placing in his first event. Ed Feary and family returned from a southern Washington motor tour visiting Mt. Rainier National Park. Daisy Newhouse, after a summer at Bellingham Normal, returns home then plans to teach in La Grande Oregon. Co E Newhouse and Frank Carlisle families joined a trip along the Evergreen highway, touring points of interest and Bea con Rock with river views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kincaid
Portland
Mr. Kincaid
Ed. Feary
Washington
Mt. Rainier National Park
Daisy Newhouse
Bellingham
Beacon Rock
Columbia River
Community Notes From Portland Area Visitors and Travels
Edna Doree works in Portland. Mrs. Maude Butler will preach next Sunday August 28. Well drillers work on Mr Backman s property this week. Maxine Sturgis returned Sunday from Gaston where he worked. Mrs. Florence Eves left for Portland Monday for a week with Mr and Mrs Werelein. Mrs. O Guddat and her Medford visit with Mrs Henry Strate. Mrs. Carlson s health discussed. convalescence hoped. Co C Wiley family and others picnicked at Adolph s last Sunday. Mary Jones left for Seattle area to visit her brother. Ackerman party returned from the coast Monday. Thomas family to move to Bull Run area. Henry Thorne and others visited Rex Friends church. Whitlock preached. Sturgis family from Boise and Candle family from Seattle visited. Frost family went to Portland then Columbia highway for vacation. Frost had vacation from mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Sturgis
Gaston
Florence Eves
Portland
Werelein
O. Guddat
Little Son
Medford
Henry Strate
Carlson
Jack Smith
Co. C. Wiley and Family
Jay Ditto
Eves
Adolph
Mary Jones
George
Seattle
Washington
Sturgis
Fred Frost
Columbia Highway
Frost
Mr. Moore
Red Hill
T. A. Sutton
Fernwood Wendell Boyes in Astoria for a few days
A local note shows Fernwood Wendell Boyes spending several days at Astoria. Several families and individuals are listed visiting relatives or staying for weekends in the area, including the Walkers at Pacific City and Euphemia Boyes in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Boyes
Astoria
C. E. Walker
Pacific City
Walter Everest
Dundee
Mary Higgans
Newberg
W. A. Parrish
Euphemia Boyes
Portland
Local Social Items Highlight Parish and Family Visits
Mrs. A. B. Scherf is ill with linitis, fourth attack since January. Wesley Boyes and family visited relatives in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Matthews of Newberg spent Sunday with R. O. Parrish. A. S. Bryant and family returned from a ten day outing at Neskowin. Jones families traveled to Salem. W. A. Parrish bought a new Dodge touring car and plans to remodel the Maxwell into a truck. A. W. Farrell family and A. B. Scherf visited E. W. Mueller of Gladstone. W. H. and N. T. Sanders families dined with A. S. Livengood. Berry Festival exhibits committee appointed by W. Bradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Scherf
Wesley Boyes
Portland
Donald Matthews
Newberg
R. O. Parrish
A.S. Bryant
Neskowin
C. L. Jones
Charley Jones
E. 0. Jones
Salem
W. A. Parrish
Maxwell
A. W. Farrell
Marc
E. W. Mueller
Gladstone
W. H. Sanders
N. T. Sanders
Grace
Livengood
W. Bradshaw
Newbery Farmers’ Club
E. H. Ross
Sunnycrest and Area News From Dayton to St Johns
Rural notes from Sunnycrest residents include Rufus Tucker's return from harvest near Dayton and a Gresham trip by the Fisher family. Local visits feature Albany and Old Kansas friends at Valley View, and a Lafayette picnic by the L H Gable family. Major injury reported when George Slater fell from a truck near St Johns after nearly missing a low telephone wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Tucker
Dayton
Elmer Alspaugh
Harry
George Slater
St. Johns
McCredie
George
Dundee Social Notes and Houseguests Across Oregon
Dundee items report Charlie Parrett's Portland drive and numerous visitors from Happy Valley Maunpin Hood River and Oswego visiting locals. Traditions of kinfolk and friends gather at T R Warner home Rockaway Beach Crater Lake trips Homestead Oklahoma college plans and coast outings are noted with several families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Parrett
Portland
Gertrude Imas
Dundee Lyceum
Oneda Ryan
Happy Valley
Opal Hess
Edith Minchen
Salem
Isabella Allan
Rockaway Beach
Gladys Johnson
Hood River
Goens
Dufur
Oregon
Frank Keyes
Keyes
Emil Sander
Selma Waiskey
Crater Lake
Spencer Vedder
Alma Carrol
Charles Parrett
Baldwin
Zimmerman
Oswego
H. C. Starr
Elsie Venable
Illinois
Ira L. Venable
Venables
Elsie
del Marr
Homestead
Oklahoma
Social round of visitors and weddings at the Dillin ger and surrounding homes
Eugene Hubbard and Sunnycrest visitors came to the Dillin ger home. A group headed coastward for a Wednesday departure. The Shannahans and DeVores joined a Silver Falls motor trip. Ruth Wilson and Mrs Wilson visited from Chicago. Miles wed Prof Dann in Salem, narrowly avoiding a charivari. A Sunday dinner at Parretts honored newlyweds Harold Parrett and his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hubbard
Sunnycrest
W. R. Dillinger
Ira Venable
Eisie Venable
Louis Venable
Hermena Fankhauser
E. G. Shannahan
Mra
J. E. DeVore
H. B. Powell
Prof Powell
Carrie DeVore
Pauline Powell
Silver Falls
Ruth Wilson
Chicago
Dan Way
Newberg
Harold Parrett
Elizabeth Parrett
Bernard Groth
Harold
Baby Azalia Rose Born to Roy Hacket In August
Happy notes detail the birth of Azalia Rose to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hacket on Saturday August 13. Other items mention relatives visiting from Portland, improved health of Nellie McCully, trips from Newberg and Seattle, a school bazaar to finance a new hall, and a vehicle breakdown after a dance on a Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hacket
Azalia Rose
John Lovey
Portland
L. D. Kayzer
C. C. Loucks
Nellie McCully
Oregon City
Annie Lee
Seattle
Will Smith
Isaac Tautfest
Agnes Kramien
Gus Kramien
Roy
Reuben
George Smith
Howard
H. N. Baker
Fernwood
Parrott
Martha Struve
Bruno Struve
Bruno
Chehalem Mountain Notes from Newberg Area
Community items report visitors to Chehalem Mountain including Mrs J P Jones and son Wayne in Newberg and Olive Wohlschlegel with Earnest Wohlschlegel family in Portland. Threshing begins. public sale set for September seventh. Laurel Heights school seeking a teacher. reunions and visits among local families. travelers plan Portland and Vancouver trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Heights
A. E. Switzer
Tom Crews
R. W. Piepenbrink
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lester Boatman
Fay Harford
Yamhill
J. C. Stevens
George Wenger
Rudolf Wenger
Arthur Lyons
McLain
Mr. Dorn
Ormand
Robert Cook
William Carter
Wm. Evans
Hillsboro
George Carter
Lillian
Clara Louise Hertig
Newport
John Carter
Evan Carter
Mountain Top
A. F. Hertig
Chas. Ziegler
West Chehalem
Delmer Hertig
Springbrook
Dennis Mills
Coast
Edna Doree
Mrs. Alquard of
Ed. Pierson
Fred Worth
C. Gettman
B. L. Hicks
Wm. Hilgers
Valiton Co
Flora Walters
Maunpin
T. R. Warner Home
Ted Smith
Marie
Hacket
Bessie Thun
Henry Thun
Charlott
Anna Thun
Tevin
Carrie Nelson
Mim Nelson
Bacona
Morris Parks
Fam
Ed Martin
Mr. Martin
Isaac Martin
Chehalem Mountain
J. P. Jones
Wayne
I. G. McCormick
Mrs. McCormick
Olive Wohlschlegel
Earnest Wohlschlegel
Beauford DeFord
Roy McDougall
Hemlock
Cal Hutchens
Myron Byron
Mr. Brunson
H. J. Maynard
BE. A Hutchens
Margaret
George Maynard
Misa Nellie Jones
E. A. Hutchens
Greer
Idaho
Vancouver
Dodgers
Newberg Graphic
Wright’s Cash Store
Aluminum
Larkin
Prince Howe. Co
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