Community Notes Highlight Local Roads and People
William Wilson and family spent Sunday with relatives in Carlton and joined in singing the Star Spangled Banner. Claus Groth, stationed at Camp Lewis, has been promoted to head sergeant, with Dundee friends praising his cheerful nature. Mrs. Hertig’s illness brings Dr. Romig and family into town as neighbors plan moves to Newberg and a new home for Mr. Van Osdal’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Carlton Adie
Philadelphia
Oregon
Fred Jannsen
Camp Lewis
Jesse Jennsen
Vancouver
Jesse
Red Hill
Dundee
Claus
Dr. Romig
A. F. Hertig
Delmer
Ray White
Pennsylvania
Mrs. White
Portland
Mountain Top Residents Busy with Visits and Draft News
Bert Debolt plans departure after knee work on Burns place. Margaret and May Burns return from Portland. Blanchard family and Ansel Tykeson visit Coast, return Sunday. Mrs. Tykeson visits sister-in-law in Battle Ground. Lotus Davis hosts a party and faces draft board. Brisbine and Ruby visit Marsh home. Ziegler families travel to the Coast. Wm Billingslea and Matilda Braley return from Tykeson visit, with Turner ride. Santa Davis visits from Portland with cousins Ruby Weslie and Ruth Brunson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Debolt
Burns
Margaret
May Burns
Portland
Blanchard
Ansel Tykeson
Charles Tykeson
Christine Nanthene
Battle Ground
Washington
Wm. Billingslea
Matilda Braley
Tykeson
Turner
Ribbon Ridge News Briefs Hit By Illness And Births
Little Helen Cook is quite ill. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs W C Bryant on Friday. Miss Mina Lutz of Newberg visited with Miss Theresa Boyd this week. Wm Carter visited with his son Earl and family at Oregon City. Miss Theresa Boyd visited sister Mrs M B Sleeper of Mountain Top. Mr and Mrs Harlan Smith of Newberg were Sunday visitors of Mrs Smiths sister Mrs Cc H Sallee. Miss Bertha Kenmitz of Portland visits with her brother and family Mr and Mrs Albert Kenmitz this week. One resident earns fifty dollars daily picking blackberries. Lena Davis of Mountain Top visited Hill this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Brisbine
Ruby
Little
Ribbon Ridge
Marsh Home
George Ziegler
Mountain Top
Charles Ziegler
West Chehalem
Coast
W. C. Bryant
Mina Lutz
Newberg
Theresa Boyd
Wm. Carter
Earl
Oregon City
M. B. Sleeper
Harlan Smith
Smith
Cc. H. Sallee
Bertha Kenmitz
Portland
Albert Kenmitz
Lena Davis
Adlai Livengood Arrives Safely in Fernwood
Word from Fernwood confirms Adlai Livengood arrived safely. Nearby, Miss Della Parrish spent days with friends in Newberg while Miss Grace Riley visited near Laurel. Several residents traveled or hosted gatherings, with wartime farewells and anticipated departures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Livengood
Della Parrish
Newberg
Social notes from Salem and neighboring towns
A sequence of visits from Miss Olive Jenkins and other relatives in Salem Oregon, Portland and nearby communities. Multiple families including Messrs and Mesdames Strate, Brickley, Stewart, Johnson, Frost, Eves, Chambers, and Reed entertained or visited, with a near fatal accident reported when a child darted into a road near Elmer Wright's house and a car narrowly avoided collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wright
Traffic perils rise with paved roads and heavy Sundays
The report notes a child nearly killed as a vehicle struck and knocked them unconscious. It warns that since the road was paved traffic has surged, especially on Sundays, urging everyone to exercise great care to prevent near serious accidents.
Community Notes From Chehalem Center Oregon City and Beyond
Local society items record Mrs W A Baker visiting Oregon City relatives last week and Rev Calvin Martin to preach two Sundays. Edna Everest attended the WW CO T A convention in Amity while Mrs Marie Tangen visited Bend with Mrs A J Palmer. G A R parade in Portland drew Chehalem Center spectators as Mr and Mrs J D Crater and daughters returned from a beach trip. Twenty one men, including Herman Vanderbeck Chesney Moore Robert Walton, left for California Camp Lewis to join the colors. A house fire caused a roof hole but was quickly extinguished with no major damage. A social honored Chesney Moore with games and food at Dora Moore’s, while soldiers departed for foreign lands. W C T U met August 14 at Mary Johnson’s home and elected officers Mia Mary Johnson president, Mrs S W Nee Whous vice president, Edna Everest secretary, Edith Walton treasurer, renewing Union Signal subscription and naming delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
Mia
S. W. NéeWhous
Edna Everest
Edith Walton
Union
Marriage Licenses For Ada Dannals And Edward Bartholomew
Ada Frances Dannals of McMinnville weds Edward Bartholomew of McMinnville after obtaining marriage licenses. The notice lists both parties and their hometowns as the filing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Frances Dannals, McMinn
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United States National Bank
United States
I National OF
Newberg Feed Store
Undertakers
Hodson & Elliott
First Street
Penne
Chase & Linton Gravel Company
Q. M. Keiling, Sexton
Spaulding
Otenkinas
Standard Oil Company
California
Tery
V. D. Miller
Standard Oil Co
S. P. Timberlake
Prop
V. A. Vincent
The
Newberg Feed Co
E. A. Ellis
Live Stock Commission Merchant
Portland Road
Miga
Sally Beck
Frances Rocchi
Sheldon Mills
Dale Haskins
Dale
Lotus Davis
Draft Board
Helen Cook
H. A. Amoth
Fernwood
Grace Riley
Beryl Deford
Laurel
Adolf Wohlgemuth
Hugh Renne
Arthur Parrish
Jerry Parker
Hobson
Dave Jones
Sam Jones
Washougal
Arthur Baird
West Timber
Herrick
W. A. Parrish
Dayton
Leonard Goodrich
Martin Adolf
Frederick Adolf
Adolf
Olive Jenkins
Ford Boyd
Salem
Henry Strate
Lloyd Brickley
Peter Stewart
Jack Sawyer
Frank Johnson
Wright
Marie Hanson
Jean Moran
Florence Eves
J. W. Chambers
Florence Schilling
Spokane
Sawyer
O. Woodworth
Newbery
Minnesota
Jane M. Fiedler
Seattle
Reed Chambers
Miss Fiedler
Mrs. Chambers
Portsland
W. A. Baker
Calvin Martin
Ww. Co. T. A
Amity
Marie Tangen
A. J. Palmer
G. C. Palmer
Bend
Chehalem Center
John Shires
Ney
Dora Moore
Chesney Moore
Minnville
Anderson Motor CO
Ubub Uu Waei Ewes
Aqrararararaararas
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