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Portland Boy Fatally Shot at Willamina
Harry Knott, aged sixteen, of Portland, was visiting Willamina when an accidental shotgun discharge by friend Frank Lewis of Willamina instantly killed him. The full charge shattered his head.
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Harry Knott
Portland
Willamina
Frank Lewis
Church of God Sunday schedule and healing services
The Church of God announces Sunday school at 10:00 a m preaching at 11:00 a m and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 34 p m. Every fourth Sunday at 2 30 p m there is a special Divine Healing service inviting all to attend for profit.
Local News Brightens Newberg and Portland Area
Miss Grace Carter studies violin with Mrs Hull in Newberg while Mr and Mrs Rice visit Portland. Mr and Mrs Marsh relocate to Newberg and Earl Nelson attends Pacific College. William Dolph hosts a Friday dinner as upcountry social life resumes.Mr and Mrs James Hyatt return from California to the vicinity. Mrs Woods and sister Mrs Tucker visit McMinnville. Tozier elected choir leader for Sunday school. Upstreamer's class plans Valentine party inviting Sunshine class girls. Ladies Aid holds all day meeting. church crowd near half full. Bush spends week with Dolph.
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Grace Carter
Hull
Newberg
Rice
Portland
Marsh
Earl Nelson
Pacific College
William Dolph
James Hyatt
California
Mary Wodds
Tucker
McMinnaville
Tozier
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Bush
Social notes from Lad Hill and area events
Mrs S T Edminston visited Salem to see her daughter Mrs Kent Kraps. A hard time dance is set for February 12 at the Club House. George St Clair visited Portland. C H Ives family E Struve family and Archie McCulley dined with Lee Mee Gin for China New Year. Mrs C C Loucks shopped in Portland then returned home. Mr and Mrs Scott Parrott drove to Wilsonville to fetch furniture shipped from Portland. The February 22 masquerade is postponed to February 26 with six prizes and a birthday cake auction. It marks the Commercial Club Hall's sixth anniversary. Nellie McCulley visited Portland after seeing her brother Jack Smith. The text notes sewing a big button on the corner of a dish mop to scrape sticky dishes.
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S. T. Edminston
Salem
Kent Kraps
George St. Clair
Portland
C. H. Ives
E. Struve
Archie McCulley
Lee Mee
C. C. Loucks
Scott Parrott
Wilsonville
Commercial Club Hall
Nellie McCulley
Jack Smith
Staple and Fancy Groceries Ad by J L Van Blaricom
J L Van Blaricom promotes Staple and Fancy Groceries offering fresh fruits and vegetables and prompt service. The ad invites customers to phone orders and promises to please the most particular shopper.
Dundee News Highlights From February Community Events
Wills and friends share visit notes as Miss May Bliss of Portland attends the Home Missionary Society tea in Community Hall. Dundee Woman's Club plans a Portland trip for the Home Industry campaign and prune week, while birthday surprise honors Mrs Ella Langellier with rail pass gifts. Two basketball games loom Saturday night Fernwood versus Y M P C Dundee ladies against Co-Workers.
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Allan
Canada
The
Home Missionary Society
Community Hall
May Bliss
Portland
L. May Wetherell
Otterbrook
Charlotte Thun
Dundee Woman's Club
W. J. Gordon
United States
Craw
Newberg
Ella Langellier
Fernwood Va
Sunday church schedule and welcome at Adelphian church
Sunday school at 9:45 led by R. B. Gray superintendent. Morning service at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. B P U at 6:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30. Welcomes those wishing to unite. Adelphian missionary meeting at the church at 2:30. W. R. Jewell.
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R. EB. Gray
Evenin
Gil
Adelphian
W. R. Jewell
Pilgrims Bring Books Aboard Mayflower In Early New England
The Mayflower carried several hundred volumes, including 400 books owned by leader William Brewster. Many volumes were Latin Greek and Hebrew and focused on theology church controversies toleration and the Reformation. Every family owned a Bible and read it from cover to cover as part of their literacy. Of 37 Pilgrims with estate inventories, none were worth less than £1 and many surpassed £5 though few estates exceeded a sou.
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America
William Brewster
T. G. Wright
New England
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