Camp Lewis inspires civic resolve and cheer
A Dundee area column praises Camp Lewis soldiers seen on parade and in town, calling them cheerful, confident and inspiring. It urges readers to visit the camp, store up their smiles, and pledges support to the troops with faith and effort. Additional notes cover local visits, new twin births, and the Dundee Woman's Club annual officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Reat
Keath Flower
Roe R. Robison
Robison
Vancouver
Washington
Flower
Fred Jansen
Ralph Innes
Dundee
Uncle Sam
McMinnville
Graphic
Medric Greer
Jesse Jansen
Horace Taylor
Jesse
K. P
Miss Paggett
Portland
Noble
Bert Robertson
Dayton
John Edwards
William Kimber
Dora Dell
Dorothy Dott
Frank T. Keyes
Jansen
Palo Alto
Otterbrook
H. E. Mills
Harlow
R. H. Lund
F. C. Little
Bland Herring
Lee Herring
LaFayette
Dundee Woman's Club
Community Hall
E. G. Shannahan
Hutchison
Vic
Henry Holzmeyer
Paul Groth
William Wilson
A. A. Parrett
Nazarene Church Hosts Pretty Sunday Wedding
Miss Esther Haynes became the bride of Mack M. Cahill at the Nazarene church Sunday afternoon. The ceremony featured the Wedding March from Lohengrin and a bridal party in white net. Afterward the couple received congratulations and planned a trip to Portland and Dayton while Cahill works toward Merchant Marine service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Haynes
Mack C. Cahill
Dayton
Washington
Nazarene Church
Mack M. Cahill
Lohengrin
Jessie Britt
H. C. Baker
Boy Drowns in Skookum Lake Near Newberg
On a Sunday at about five o clock Werner Ganguin a boy from Hillsdale drowned while riding in a boat on Skookum Lake across from Newberg in Marion county He fell or jumped from the boat as it neared the bank and was recovered about forty five minutes later Dr Romig of Newberg tried to revive him but failed The two other boys with him were his companions during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Ganguin
Skookum Lake
Newberg
Marion County
Max Gauguin
Hillsdale
Romig
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
F W Kelso thanks Woodmen of the World Wood Craft Modern Woodmen Royal Neighbors and others for kindness shown after a bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
The
Woodcraft
Modern
F. W. Kelso
Red Cross Seeks Full Attendance for Dundee Meeting
Material for hospital garments has been received by the local Red Cross and work in Dundee will be renamed on Friday of this week. It will be an all day meeting with lunch provided and coffee and tea available. Please notify your neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Dundee
Indians Establish First Bank Run by Yakima Indians
The Yakima Indian Reservation in Washington launched the American Com Bank of Wapato with 25000 paid-in capital and 2500 surplus. Samuel R. McCaw, born on the reservation, serves as vice president and cashier guiding natives into modern banking while addressing distrust and promoting financial education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Slim
Yakima
Washington
American Com Bank
Wapato
State Banking Department
Unique Bank
Samuel R. McCaw
Scenic Reservation
Chicago
McCaw
Columbus
National Army
Red Cross
Pretty Dublin Girls Attract Americans
Harry Copeland writes from Dublin describing brief stay in the city after Harvard Radio School graduation. He mentions cheerful locals, a Y M C A lunch with an American doctor, and asks for a blue flannel shirt return and mail. He notes mail delays and plans to write again soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Philadelphia
Dublin
Jold
Ralph Maraist
New Orleans
Buck
Navy
Creditors Meeting on Giebisch Joplin Case Yields 30 Cent Settlement Proposal
A creditors meeting at the courthouse failed to elect a trustee and placed the case in temporary receiver John R. Latourette of Portland. The group discussed settling claims at 30 cents on the dollar, with several large concerns and many claimants signing on, while a large bloc of dairymen represented by Attorneys Conner and Burdett had not yet signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
John R. Latourette
Portland
M. H. Kendall
Conner and
Burdett
Bootlegger Mortgages Cattle To Pay Fine
Cattle owner W. C. Bostwick was arrested in Powers by the spruce division for bootlegging. He pleaded guilty before Justice Zimmerman and paid a $200 fine by mortgaging a head of cattle. Five gallons of illicit apple jack were found on the scene. no still was located. He had asked $18 a gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bostwick
Cement Creek
Powers
Zimmerman
Leading Yakima Families Seek Independence in Reservation
The prominent stockholders of the American Commercial Bank of Wapato hold fortunes from 50000 to 150000 dollars and most landowners, a majority, are quickly gaining independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Reservation
American Commercial Bank of
Wapato
Pretty wedding at W. S. Allan home in Dundee
On July 18 at Park Hill Home, Louisa B. Allan and Bruno Homberger united in marriage in a simple home ceremony conducted by Rev. George H. Greer. Groom serves in the U S Army, couple to live in Tacoma while he attends Camp Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Hill
Louisa B. Allan
Wm.s. Allan
Bruno Homberger
George H. Greer
Oregon
Camp Lewis
United States Army
Greer
Tacoma
Mr. Homberger
Dundee
Fred Homberger
Fernwood
Keeping Milk Sweet at Corvallis from July 24
Agricultural advice stresses cleanliness and rapid cooling to prevent bacterial contamination in milk. W D Chappell of Oregon Agricultural College advocates milking clean cows with dry hands, using clean pails, straining immediately, and thorough separator washing to avoid sour cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
W. D. Chappell
O. A. Cc
Newberg Chautauqua a Big Success Says Residents
Crowds filled the big tent for six days as Newberg voters approved a next year Chautauqua with buy in for 400+ advance season tickets. Apollo Concert Co. opened strong while Elsie Mae Gordon and others drew praise and the Ellison-White lineup earned high marks for quality entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apollo Concert Co
Elsie Mae Gordon
Carpenter
R. J. Moore
Frontline veteran and island life contrasted in notes
Notes describe Sergeant Major Smith recalling British Army experiences then living on the Isle of Pines a tax free small Cuban island with 4000 residents. Gray Young the Milton Oregon area superintendent plans to quit work when funds cover his fruit ranch for his wife and two babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Gray Young
Milton
Umatilla County
Australia
Ellison-White
Apollos Head to Australia for Chautauqua Circuit
The Ellison White company schedules Chautauquas in island territories with Mrs. Welle set to captivate audiences on the ros trum as she did locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Islands of
Seas
Mrs. Welle
Boy sings for a quarter that turns into seven dollars
Master Miles Shaw leaped to the rostrum in a Wednesday afternoon event and sang Keep the Home Fires Burning to earn a crowd pleasing chorus. The collected money totaled 7.25 dollars, and his photo plus a full report will appear in the Lyceum Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Shaw
Lyceum Magazine
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Tad
Lang Tine Dantes
Genevieve Haynes
Myrtle Jacobson
J. H. Russell
Frank Haynes
Robert Walton
Warren Haynes
Portland Road
Newberg Church
Mr. Cahill
Newberg High School
Cahill
Merchant Marine Service
Leslie
Harry Copeland
Alabama
Geo. Crites
Radio School of
Harvard
A. S. Naval Air
Lough Foult
Care Post
New York
W. S. Allan Home
U. S. Army
Chautauqua
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