Ridge Area Social Entries Highlight Regional Visits
L Hodier traveled to Portland on Thursday while Mrs A H Boyd enjoyed a weekend visit in Portland. Mrs George Carter called on Miss Clara Wenger on Sunday. Misa Hazel Randall of Corvallis was a Ridge visitor this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Williams were McMinnville visitors Tuesday. J T Carter kept busy with his wood saw on the Ridge. Mr and Mrs G L Upchurch of Portland visited home folks this week. Mrs Albert Kenmits and daughter with W T Evans visited the Van Osdol home Sunday. Ridge ladies called Wednesday to finish a quilt for Miss Susie Vans. Frank Hill and Sylvan Strait visited the Ridge Wednesday seeking dairy stock and purchased one cow from Robert Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Boyd
Porttland
George Carter
Clara Wenger
Misa Hazel Randall
Corvallis
Fred Williams
McMinnaville
J. T. Carter
Albert Kenmits
W. T. Evans
van Osdol
Ridge
van Osdel
Susievans
Fay Harford
Frank Hill
Sylvan Strait
Robert Cook
Rex Neighborhood News Deepens Community Ties in Portland
Henry Strate spends week in Portland while Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Woodworth shop there. Will and family welcome a baby boy January 20. Ramus returns from Nebraska after visiting his old home. Miss Cook resumes work in Portland’s primary room after two weeks illness. Mary Strate and Ruth Schaad visit Singer sewing school course in progress. Christian Endeavor holds business meeting at Wiley home with social time to follow. Rex folks attend theater party in honor of Mrs. Castrifious leaving for Minneapolis. Welty death noted. funeral held at church with pastor Rev Butler and music by Mrs. Frost and Miss Aberg. Interment in Newberg. neighbors extend sympathy to the Cruickshanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Strate
Portland
F. D. Frost
0.Woodworth
Will Schaad
Ramus
Nebraska
Miss Cook
Ilness
The
Christian Endeavor
Wiley Home
J. P. Sommer
Castrictous
C. Woodworth
E. Bacon
C. Con
Jack Sawyer
Rex
C. C. Harmon
F. Castrifious
Minneapolis
Z. Welty
Glande Cruickshank
Cruickshank
Fie
California
Butler
Springbrook
Fernwood Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Improvements
Emery Jones is convalescing from illness. Fernwood school to reopen Monday February 10. Nelson Brouillette building a new garage. Mrs Hugh Renne and son visited Portland. Miss Constance Huddle visited Miss Birdie Bain in Newberg. R Fairbank stayed all day at W H Sanders home. Miss Mildred Baker ill with influenza. Irene and Agnes Powi visited Hobson home. Helen Siefken visiting from Portland. Mr Daytop improving property with cement walk and fence. Parrish family hosted Sunday dinner at Heater home. Dundee basketball team played Fernwood gym in good game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernwood
Nelson Brouillette
Hugh Renne
C'sed
Portland
Constance Huddle
Birdie Bain
Newberg
R. Fairbank
W. H. Sanders
Mildred Baker
Irene
Agnes Powi
Hobson
Helen Siefken
Mr. Daytop
T. H. Parrish
Earl
Speringbrook
Albert Heater
Dundee
Camp le Mia
R. L
Gladys
Ila
Willamina
Branson
Elva Livengood
A. C. Huddle
Annetta Parrish
Parrett Mountain
Reta
Laura Bristow
F. E. Hoffmeister
D. A. Jones
Tier Hamé
Roxie Hobson
Anna C. Huddle
N. T. ‘Ethersadh
Grace
Mra. J
Sanders
Local News Notes From Fernwood Area
Junior team Saturday eight. The store was 18 to 21 in favor of Dundee. Several Fernwood residents attended a lyceum in Newberg, with praise for the entertainment. Families visited, patients improved from appendicitis, and school repairs were needed after a wind storm. Fernwood Red Cross Auxiliary plans sewing and social activity, while veterans from the 307th Infantry share overseas service. Dundee mourns Uncle George Robison and William East of influenza as the community offers sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Community Notes From Dundee and Vicinity
Wm Wilson and family visit in Portland with Wil son’s mother. Mrs Dean Nichols of Dayton Washington visits her parents Mr and Mrs George H Greer. Fred Jannsen, recently discharged, returns from Camp Lewis January 28 weighing more and feeling better. Mr and Mrs Keith Flower visit Flower’s parents Mr and Mrs Roe Robison before returning to the Yakima Valley. Red Cross sewing resumes Tuesday with long hours 9 am to 4 30 pm. bring lunch. Ladies Aid Society elect officers: President Mrs Wm Greenwey VP Mrs Kennedy Secretary Mrs G A Dearborn Treasurer Mrs F E H Anderson. Dundee reports the death of Miss Belle Kelly’s brother who died in action in France. he visited his sister after enlisting. Sympathy extended to Miss Kelly and Dundee friends. Ray Allan Vel Marr Fred Hutchinson are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr
Hutchison
Dundes
Roe Robison
Robison
George
Willamette Valley
Simms
Dundee
William East
The
Woodmen of the World
East
Dean Nichols
Dayton
Washington
George H. Greer
Fred Jannsen
Camp Lewis
Fred
Uncle Sam
Keith Flower
Flower
Mr. Flower
Spruce Division
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dundee Church
Wm. ‘Greenwey
Kennedy
G. A. Dearborn
FE. H. Anderson
Mies Belle Kelly
France
Mr. Kelly
Miss Kelly
Ray Allan
Vel Marr
Fred Hutch
Meade G Elliott Reports From Saint Mihiel Front
Meade G Elliott writes from a district near Saint Mihiel describing extensive war damage to the town and surrounding countryside. He notes ruined villages and rebuilt prospects, blown stone bridges, and plans to proceed to Verdun, with the front line closer to the north than east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
G. Elliott
Saint Mihiel
St. Mihiel
Verdun
Oregon Poem by Cradlebaugh
Transcribed poem Oregon by John H Cradlebaugh, Glacier's first editor. It extols Hood River Valley and pioneer orchards as symbols of Oregon. The verse evokes apple blooms clover scent pine and rivers while praising landscapes as an emerald gem in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
John H. Cradlebaugh
Cradlebaugh
Glacier
Hood River
Marriage Licenses Granted in Grand Ronde
Mildred Fullum of Grand Ronde and Abraham Holmes of Grand Ronde have been issued marriage licenses as announced by the Newberg Graphic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Fullum
Abraham Holmes
Pass On Your Books Delights Readers And Encourages Sharing
A narrator promotes lending books to friends with a friendly tone. Readers sign the router, and notices go to recipients who may read them. The flyleaf requests returns, as worn volumes reveal affection for books and people who benefit from a good cause.
Good Seed and Variety for Cereal in Western Oregon
Oregon experiment station reports best cereal seeds and seeding rates for Western Oregon. Wheat varieties Red Fife Red Huston Marquis Defiance each eight pecks. Three Grain Banner Victory Shade land Swedish Select ten pecks. Barley Hannchen Wisconsin No 6 Oderbrucker eight pecks. Seed bed prepared early in spring sowing in February March or early April. earlier sowing yields higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Oregon Experiment Station
B. F. Sheehan
Farm Crope Department
Hannchen
Wisconsin
Oderbrucker
Outlet road proposed to connect Yamhill and Newberg roads
The Yamhill to Newberg route has long been stalled by hills. Byron B. Shuck and W. R. Dunn reported a through gap in the hills between the two roads, with an estimated grade not exceeding five percent. They note a solid rock hill that could supply material and shorten hauls, urging action on the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamhill
Stag Hollow
Acros
Newberg-Carlton
Man
Newberg
Byron B. Shuck
W. RB. Dunn
Yambhill
Wyoming woolgrowers oppose government railroads control
In a Lander convention the Wyoming woolgrowers voted against government ownership or control of railroads and livestock marketing facilities. They urged Congress to oppose any such measures, stressing self-reliance and a return to private management after wartime bureaucracy. The group described itself as practical and nonpartisan, emphasizing individualism over paternalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Lander
Congress
Household Tips From Practical Cookery Column
Handy shortcuts for everyday kitchen work and darning. Tips cover stain removal with a pole rub, paraffin for stiff curtains, celery to improve salady alaw, onions stuffed with ham, eggs in potato nesta as a substitute, melting lard on sweet potatoes to prevent cracking, rice cooking with extra water, safety pin fixes for wardrobe emergencies, reviving used yarn by steaming, and fluffing yarn with a cloth steamer. A colander over hot water helps restore texture.
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. Hodier
G. L. Upchurch
Mary Strate
Ruth Schaad
Singer Sewing School
Emery Jones
W. B. Baker
Fernwood Red Cross
Mra. A
Bryant
T. K. Cinnamon
McMinnville
Livengood
Cinnamon
Mr. Livengood
307Th Infantry
77Th Division
Argonne Forest
Wm. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Newberg Graphic
L. Brown
Wahington State College
Commercial Barn
Sheridan and
Meridian Streets
Newberg Creamery
Spaulding
C. K. Spaulding Logging CO
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