Local notices from Dundee area residents and events
Miss Harriet Sayles visits in Portland while Mrs Hoover prepares to depart for Alderdale. Al lan sisters visit Fernwood. Claus Groth promoted to corporal at Camp Lewis. Otterbrook guests include Mrs Chadwick and family. June 8 auction. Medric Greer graduates from O A C horticulture. Recital by Clara Warren's pupils at Community hall June 15. High school graduation and eighth grade diplomas. numerous local social and wartime notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Billich
Selma Holzmeyer
Vel Marr
Louisa Allan
Dundee
Henry Billich
James Allan
Prof
Anderson
Horner
Portland
A.A. Parrett
Peuline Powell
Harriet Sayles
Ruby Dodd
Isabella Allan
Marvin Eaton
Delmer Livengood
Elsie Hammer
Cyrith Eames
Gleason Johnson
John Herring
Paul Turnbow
Freda Billich
Elsie Livengood
Owen Owens
Albert
Russell Pierson
Jamet
Fredrick
Graduating Exercises Honor Louree Allan James Allan Hen
Bruno Homberger returned from Camp Lewis for a Sunday visit. Prof. and Mrs. Anderson entertained the graduating class their teachers and parents and the school board and their wives Wednesday evening. The Thursday graduating exercises drew a large audience of parents and friends who extended congratulations to Louraa Allan James Allan and Hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Anderson
Louraa Allan
James Allan
Hen
Dundee program features Duncan and singing pupils
Dress and his singing pupils offered a varied program. Gladys Johnson read aloud and County Superintendent S S Duncan delivered a stirring patriotic address on The Call of the Past Present and the Future. Duncan’s oratory drew frequent applause as Dundee heard a pledge for a patriotic and practical body politic. The day closed with a paper balloon ascent and ice cream proceeds for the Victrola record fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Johnson
S. S. Duncan
Prof. Duncan
Dundee
Duncan
Victrola Record Fund
Local social notes from Newberg and area residents
Mrs T Evans buys a Ford. Miss Eva Zenzen visits Miss Clara Wenger. Artisans plan a Red Cross dance on June 8. Mrs Anna Sallee and daughters visited Newberg last week. Mr and Mrs A F Hertig killed a large coyote in their pasture last week. George Wenger joined the navy and is on 20 day furlough. Mrs Anna Smith of Portland visits the Ridge this week. Miss Vanda Davis of Mountain Top visits sister Mrs W C Bryant. Miss Hazel Randall and Lloyd Killen visit at the T Evans home. Emery visit D A Jones home. Goodrich family from Dayton visit Mrs Goodrich's sister Mrs W A Parrish. Mrs M G McHern visits Fernwood and Newberg, returns to Holdman. E H Ross departs for Bend. Mr and Mrs George Hobson visit his mother and sisters, depart East on Sunday. Grover Livengood leaves for Fort McDowell Cal for training. farewell party at Livengood home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barrell Sr
Medric Greer
Otterbrook
George Bryan
Charles Bryan
LaFayette
W.S. Allan
Joshua Stansfield
J. Stanford Moore
Portland
Moore
Patch
Joseph Roberts
France
Carol Starr
Edna Amoth
West Chehbalem
E. H. Anderson
The
Red Cross
Eva Zenzen
Raybell
Clara Wenger
George Wenger
Navy
Anna Smith
Vanda Davis
Mountain Top
W. C. Bryant
Hazel Randall
Lloyd Killen
Newberg
T. Evans
George Hobson
West Timber
Oregon
Local Society Notes From Portland Visits To Community Events
Mrs John Carter buys a Maxwell. Mr and Mrs Evan Carter visit Portland this week. Uncle Remus Birthday Party at Carters hall well attended. Mrs T Evans returned from Dufur. George Vanesse moving to Frank Nelsons saw mill. Delmar Hertig from Portland yards spent Sunday at home. Albert Kenmitz and W T Evans at Newberg. Mrs Albert Kenmitz and children Portland visitors. Lucile Evans visiting F C Rich at Nelsons saw mill. Mrs A F Hertig returned from Newberg with her ill daughter Lily. T Evans and W T Evans sold farms to Lee Van Osdal who will move in fall. Fay Harford and the Van Osdals attended Red Cross benefit at Carlton. My America ladies pie social at Artisan hall for refugees. Ladies held meeting and prepared about 40 garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Hertig
Portland
Albert Kenmitz
W. T. Evans
Newberg
George Carter
Lucile Evans
F.C. Rich
F. Nelson
Weekend Visitors Reported in Portland and Middleton
Miss Roxie Hobson visited Portland Sunday and returned Monday evening. The Weston family from Middleton were guests at the Livengood home Sunday. Mrs. Charles Jones and son were also mentioned in the social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Hobson
Portland
Weston
Middleton
Livengood
Charles Jones
Local residents listed for Army service and homecomings
Rob Ramsay returns from an over Sunday visit. Maurice H. Walton responds to his country’s call, leaving for Vancouver. Z. L. Chamberlain’s preparing a bungalow by tearing down the house. John Crater and Herman Van derbeck took friends to McMinnville to register. Franks Remellard convalescing after frostbite in Canada. Frank Holt and Dale Babcock visit in Oregon City on Decoration Day. Three athletic club members join to support the U S Army. Elvin Smail and Harry Crater join field artillery and Percy Woods the naval reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holt
Oregon City
Decoration Day
Mrs
Dale Babcock
Walla Walla, Washington
Athletic Club
Uncle Sam
Elvin Smail
Harry Crater
Field Artillery
Percy Woods
Potato farming and local moves in Mountain Top area
J O Brunson traveled to Portland on potato business while Louis Upchurch left for McMinnville for his draft call. Farmers in the district stayed busy marketing potatoes. Elmer Whitmore and wife visited his brother Mervin Whitmore on the Mountain. Pete Ornduff moved to Stanfield to work for D P Spasoff. Mountain Top native Dick Petroff recently discharged from U S Cavalry. Spasoff, Bulgarian by birth, laments losing a chance at equare heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Upchurch
McMinnville
D. P. Spasoff
Dick Petroff
U. S. Cavalry
Young Spasoff
Bulgaria
Parlor Pharmacy Faces Quiet Exit Amid Hodson Leadership
Parlor Pharmacy stands as the town’s preferred outlet, though whispers say owner and pharmacist E. W. Hodson may steer the business toward closing. Residents note Hodson’s firm stance on shop viability and potential relocation plans under his guidance.
Granddaughters visit. Florence Ray recovers from illness
The report notes Sunday callers at the Jack Larsen home and Florence Ray's recovery from scarlet fever after over a month. Mrs. Jack Larsen, Frances, and Clarence are visiting Mr. Larsen's mother and sister near Vancouver Washington this week. County School Supervisor Hoppes and Miss Agnes Berg of Salem interviewed the school board last Saturday with Berg hired to teach at Raybell next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Larsen
Florence Ray
Frances
Clarence
Mr. Larsen
Vancouver
Washington
Hoppes
Agnes Berg
Salem
White Man's Law Wrong Rocks Tehama County Indian Leaders
Gould Junior a full blooded Indian near Buckeye California protests escalating ground squirrel eradication campaigns saying bears fish and other game belong to his people and denounces white man laws as unfair while John Lego released from county jail after 30 days for bear killing out of season voices similar views about Indian rights to game and land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould P. Junior
Buckeye
Cal
Tehama
Junior
Hang
Jim
John Lego
Lego
Celluloid Nose Repair Receives Mayo Clinic Backing
Dr. G B New of Mayo Clinic describes using celluloid implants to repair deformed noses. After tests in a dog, five human nose repairs have succeeded, with strips cut from celluloid soaked in hot water then inserted through a pocket along the nasal bridge to restore normal shape and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. New
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Memorial Day Trips and Visitors In Portland
Earl Barber traveled to Portland to see the Barnes circus at the start of the week. Dell Barber and family spent Memorial Day in Portland. H W Ray of Portland visited Riverside Hop Farm on Sunday. Grant Prewler visited the Johnston brothers on Sunday afternoon. Chancey Gell family attends Adventist meetings in Portland this week. Mr and Mrs J C Pope and…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Barber
Portland
Barnes Circus
Dell Barber
H. W. Ray
Riverside Hop Farm
Grant Prewler
Johnston Brothers
Chancey Gell
J. C. Pope
Drawing a Line Between Footwear and Wedding Etiquette
A witty exchange questions ritual behavior at a wedding. The reply defends sentiment toward the bride while noting that tossing an old shoe would be impractical economy, as leather is costly and not to be wasted on such gestures.
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Treasury
First National Bank
Sarah Hoover
Alderdale
Louisa
Fernwood
Camp Lewis
Claus Groth
Elmo Shannahan
Dalles
Roe Robison
Amity
Bruno Homberger
Anna Sallee
A. F. Hertig
M.G. McHern
Holdman
E. H. Ross
Bend Monday
Grover
Fort McDowell
California
John Carter
Maxwell
Evan Carter
Remus
Carter’s Hall
Miss Lily
Rob
Ramsay
A. J. Palmer
Maurice H. Walton
Z. L. Chamberlain
John Crater
Herman Vanderbeck
Frank Remellard
Canada
J. O. Brunson
Mrs. Elmer Whitmore
Brother
Mervin Whitmore
Pete Ornduff
Stanfield
Pete
E. W. Hodson
Indiane Lodge
United States
Spaulding
E. A. Ellis
RED
Live Stock Commission
Milt Stock
Portland Road
Clarence Butt
H. C. Dixon
Ralph W. van Valin
U. S. National Bank
DR. A. M. Davis
Ferguson's
E. A. Romig, M. D
Nat’! Bank
Office Black
Res. Geay
Thos. W. Hester
Dixon Building
White
E. E. Daniels
Undertakers
Hodson & Elliott
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