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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
4
Mrs. Joseph Herring presided as hostess with assistance from Mrs. John Edwards and Mrs. N. W. Bailey for a local social gathering.
Mrs. Pilcher spent a few days in Portland. Misses Rachel and Ethel Brown are working in the cannery at Springbrook. Mrs. C. G. Lewis made her weekly trip to Portland for medical attention.
Many residents and visitors are named across Dundee Otterbrook and nearby areas with reports of trips visits and roles. Notable mentions include Miss Sally E Beck in Portland Mrs Cross knee sprain Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson of Chehalem Center Miss E Vera Powell visiting the Dean family Frank Gustin and the Maxwell, Nina and Daisie Wright returning to Staples Minn Mrs Ralph Otis clarifies choir duties Dr A G Preidline and wife Boise on a coast trip to Spokane and Idaho Moorecroft trip to Crater Lake Mayor Shannahan fishing trip Miss Marguerite Butler Otterbrook S M Crosby guest Clause Groth Venecia now seeking local work Lucy Lamson Otterbrook visit J P Powell talk Wells Fargo Carl Lehmann rise in pay Dundee Woman's Club annual meeting reelects Bland Herring E G Shannahan Henry Holzmeyer secretary Paul Groth treasurer and G A Dearborn Frank Crowell directors.
The London Chronicle notes Sundays have often hosted pivotal battles from Ravenna in 512 to Towton in 1461 and Barnet in 1471, with Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday marking key Yorkist victories. It also cites the Peninsular War and Waterloo’s decisive clash on Sunday June 18, 1815.
Administratrix of the estate of F T Keyes deceased issues final notice in It Ya County Oregon. The notice cites a week for four successors and references dates 1907 to 1917 with garbled OCR.
The sheriff sell orders the real property of defendants A A Ben Marner A Beaton and Geo Dees Pedae tied to two mortgages. The sale, authorized by decree dated April 7 1916 and amended through July 10 1917, covers their right title and interest in the property to be sold to satisfy debts including 70 attorney fees and 20 costs. The sale occurs at the sheriff's office in McMinnville Oregon at the stated time.
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