Local notes from Fernwood area community events and school rally
Last Friday to Salem for a trial N C Johnson traveled to Portland and back Monday. Granville Everest visited his brother W R Everest in Laurel. A rural school teacher institute led by S S Duncan on March 18 drew good attendance and will reconvene April 15. The day included a West Chehalem school trip with talks by Rev McConnell on The Training of the Will and The Elements of a Manly and Womanly Character. Mr and Mrs Sheldon Stubbs hosted Lucy Shatz’s birthday on March 15 with games and socializing. The W C T U met March 15 with two new members and a planned medal contest and luncheon March 31. Narcotics talk highlighted the session. A birthday surprise for Harry Crater occurred March 18 with many friends attending. Adolph Wohlgemuth visited relatives after attending Behnke-Wi business college. A play The Courtship of the Deacon is set for Saturday at the local gym. Fernwood schools report six months without tardiness from 86 pupils. Hoodview beat Fernwood in basketball at the local gym, with Fernwood girls losing 7 to 9 and boys 13 to 27.
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West Chehalem
Sapt.s
Duncan
Sapt
Rev. McConnell
McMinnville
McConnell
Emma Newhouse
Marie Tangen
Eorolled
R. W. Staley
J. A. George
Harry Crater
Jne Carter
Messrs
Sheldon Stubbs
Geo. Shatz
Geo. Hodges
Ellyn. Smail
Forest Staley
Carlos Johnson
Ted Johnson
Mable Jacobson
Lila Hodges
Violet
Clara Staley
Lucy
Flora Shatz
Florence Lelah
Gladys Smail
Marguerite Johnson
Mary Johnson
Adolph Wohlgemuth
Behnke - Wi
Fernwood
Hoodview
Fernwood Boys
Fernwood Girls
Fernwood News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and School Rally
Young Mr. Nash visited Dave Jones on Sunday afternoon. Ruby Martin from Newberg visited W. A Parrishe's over the weekend. Cenith Eames and Freda Parrick were out sick Monday. Ruby Fosner of Sherwood visited Fernwood relatives. The Cackle Club was entertained by Eunice Sanders last Thursday. Fernwood schools joined five other schools at a Spring rally.
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Mr. Nash
Dave” Jones
Cenith Eames
Freda Parrick
Ruby Fosner
Sherwood
Fernwood
Eunice Sanders
Services at Newberg Church Set Week Schedule
Morning Bible baptism and evening talks mark a full Sunday at Newberg Church. Sunday school at 9 45 with D By Put nam as superintendent, morning devotion The Seven B s of the Bible, intermediate junior class meeting, and an evening Preparedness study. Wednesday March 29 reports and election. The Baptist service theme The King s way in the morning and The Life that is to Come in the evening. You are welcome.
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Bible School
Putnam
Mins Bebet Eisler
Baptist
Carpet Weaving by Joseph Stephens On Dayton Road
Joseph Stephens offers carpet weaving services on Dayton road opposite the David Martin place. Local ad notes available work and location for customers seeking woven carpet.
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Joseph Stephens
Dayton Road
David Martin
Methods of Making Felt Hats From Pelts and Furs
A detailed account describes cleaning, sorting, and mixing fur to produce felt hats. Processes include hot water treatment, mechanical shaving, endless belt conveyance, color and quality sorting, and hand finishing. The passage explains felting with a copper cone, boiling, and forming hats with blocks, binding, and shellac for stiff forms.
Telephone Trouble at Home Stirs Quiet Evening
A tense domestic moment unfolds as a husband receives a call that his wife urgently wants him home. The wife complains of a tight gown preventing her from stooping, signaling a domestic dispute or health concern. The scene hints at escalating tension and an unseen underlying issue.
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The fragment hints at chemical phrasing with a likely OCR error. No clear event, person, organization, or place is readable to form a factual news item.
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SENOS
Most Feminine of Trees in Spring and Winter لوم
Quote from Walter Bard Eaton in Century Magazine praises the birch as the most feminine tree. Describes its vivid spring chalk white bloom and daring ascent. midwinter contrast shows birch stands out against snow and pines, drawing attention with its snowy limbs.
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Berkshire
Walter Bard Eaton
Century Magazine
Merchant taunts customer with fire extinguisher remark
Fragmentary dialogue from a Temata exchange shows a merchant quipping at a customer about fire extinguishers as a jab about heat. The garbled text resembles a street scene or local newspaper snippet with unclear context or attribution.
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. R. Ralston
Salem
N. C. Johnson
Portland
W. L. Quinn
Granville Everest
Laurel
W. R. Everest
S. S. Duncan
Lucy Shatz
Syibbs
Misses Lucy
Ruth Méyer
Nelle Crater
Florence Selah
Hazel Fickus
Norman Shatz
Ellyn Smail
Teddy See
Fernwood and Vicinity
Ruby Martin
Newberg
W. A Parrishe’s
Wyonkers Statesman
F. A. .Griffeth
Journal
The
Graphic
Newberg Feed & Seed Company
Brooks Nursery
LaFayette, Ore
Shastall and Ogden
Exiitormia
Rey Seoeeaes
Fear Galiorne
Omaha
Den
California
John M. Scott
Portland, Oregon
Southern Pacific
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