Sunnycrest notes and community events in Rex
A Sunnycrest correspondence reviews local life in Rex with reports on Berry festival gooseberries, Darting visitors from Newberg and Vancouver, house building by George Slater, parade floats, and planned Dundee Lyceum course to fund a church piano. Alumni elections and memorial gestures mark a busy community week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee Lyceum
Epworth League
Emil Sander
Elmo Shannahan
Arthurs Livengood
Frances Sander
Fred Hutchinson
Harvest Notes and Local Visits Highlight Valley Scene
Grain is ripening fast in the valley as harvest and threshing time nears. Grant Yergen works with Charley Zeigler’s hay-baling outfit while families and neighbors visit, vacation plans rise with warm weather, and the U P B C E meeting gathers at the E G Fendall lawn with Evelyn Patton leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Yergen
Charley Zeigler
H. L. Amoth
M. W. Patton
Rex Wood Activity Sparks Community Talk
Rex shows a busy wood pile as neighbors discuss the scene. Hugh Renne of Fernwood visited the Woodworth home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frost spent the day at the Sutton home last Sunday. L Hubbard of Marion Oregon connected with Rex friends on Thursday. People around Rex think this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Newberg
Mr. Burbanks
Blain
Oregon
Yokel
Woodworth
Clifford Walker
Washington
California
Abe Jenkins
Walker
Pettingill
Hugh Renne
Fernwood
Mrs. Frost
Sutton
L. Hubbard
Marion
Chehalem Mountain Social Notes Hint at Health and Festivities
Miss Peterson visits the McCormicks while Dr. Logan remains ill. Cal Hutchins hauls his mother to a Portland specialist. Mildred Maynard and Merle McDougall visit grandparents. Mrs Hoffman's kin stay near Laurel Heights. various dances and gatherings occur at Cady's hall and Mountain Top. Hudson McCormick notes a runaway calf found. Newberg Berry Festival outscores Hillsboro Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Hutchins
Portland
Mildred _Maynard
Merle McDougall
H. J. Maynard
Hoffman
Hoffman Ranch
Laurel Heights
John Davis
Mountain Top
Hazenberg
Can
Cady's Hall
Ira McCormick
Newberg
Hillsboro
Dundee community notes on visits and local events
Mrs. Gidding is home from a brief hospital siege. Residents report visits, travels to Portland and Newberg, a mountain road project nearing completion, harvests and a cannery closure, with spring events and a Bermian festival recounting community life.
Ribbon Ridge Parade Featured Ribbon Ridge Float
Charles Sallee drove the Ribbon Ridge float in the Newberg parade on Saturday. Miss Clara Wenger left Saturday for Salem to visit friends for a couple of weeks. Several local residents are visiting relatives and camping on family properties as harvest winds down before grain cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnycrest
Nolan
Rainier
C. A. Crater
Bethel
Vancouver
Washington
W. Bradshaw
Berrian
Bradshaw
Ralph and
Beala Kirby
Chas. Hubbard
Hubbard
James Herd
Kirby
Ellensburg
Willamette Valley
Ween BS Brae
George Slater
Mr. Slater
Charles Sallee
Newberg
Clara Wenger
Salem
Berina
Armond
Amy Harger
Armond Place
Avon Slade
Eva Carter
Jess Hatch
J. F. Carters
Libbie Burlingame
A. Hertig
Robert Carter
Willamette
Ralph Cook
Newhberg
Wm. Carter
George Wenger
Fred Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Graphic
E. G. Fendall
Evelyn Patton
Coust
Louis Amoth
D. P. Shaw
Mrs. Washbond
W.V. Dolph
CMS
Chehalem Mountain
Miss Peterson
Mrs. McCormick
McCormick Home
Logan
Dundee
Gidding
Amette Tourville
Albert Livengood
Ella Langellier
Dearborns
Gladys Roberts
Dayton
Dearborn
Mueller
Amity
W. Evenden
St. Joseph
F. D. Hutchinson
Harold Parrett
Pacific City
Wilson
E. G. Shannahan
Exmayor Shannahan
J. G. Olmstead
Ralph
E. E. Swink
A. A. Ballinger
Darlington
Springbrook
W. E. Burke
John Lemon
Tillamook
B. F. Biers
Corvallis
P. H. Hammond
Earl Ramsey
Daniel Ramsey
Co. D. Childs
Gregg
Mr. Childs
Mountain Side
Wilfred Markell
Anchorage
Alaska
Fred Kincaid
Oswego Lake
Kincaid
Oregonian
Addison Bennett
Valiton Co
Mary Adel Hays
Chautauqua
Henry T. Rainey
House of Representatives
Ways and Means Committee
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