Red Cross Dollar Day Supports Portland Appeal
We. Sullivan visited Portland Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Russell spent last weekend there. Mrs S M Calkins is rapidly improving after a serious illness. Red Cross now meets at new headquarters near Ewing Young school. Mrs J E Sherwood and family and Mr and Mrs Muzzy were guests of Mr and Mrs E G Fendall. West Chehalem members attended Newberg for Dollar Day and donated to the Red Cross. last Sunday the sum of $12 was raised.
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Frank Russell
Portland
S. M. Calkins
Red Cross Society
Ewing Young School
J. E.sherwood
Muzzy
E. G. Fendall
West Chehalem
Newberg
Red Cross
Rex and
Chehalem
G. V. McClure
Saint
A. L. McCaffree
A. L. Jenkins
N. L. Wiley
G. E. Ohsfeldt and Son
Morris
Rex Hill
Sunday school aids Armenians and locals join war effort
The Rex area notes a second Sunday school aid to Armenian relief. Floydia Shaw joins West Chehalem’s Junior Rainbow regiment after selling war savings stamps. George Bush rents part of the Seely ranch as the Seelys move to Newberg. A traveling library from the Oregon State Library arrives for free reading at church Intermissions. C E group plans discuss The Risen Christ's Forty Days led by Miss Ethel Bush. Many locals attend the C E meeting and share ideas.
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West Chehalem
Rainbow Regiment
Floydia Shaw
D. P. Shaw
George Bush
A. C. Seely
Mrs. Seely
Newberg
Mr. Seely
Western Condensed Milk Co
Oregon State Library
Ethel Bush
Beryl Detord
Grace Riley
Harold Lee
Arthur Parrish
Pernwood
C. E
Red Cross Activities and Local Notices Spanning Dundee
Mr and Mrs Theodore Spencer visit Robin Lodge and Otterbrook. Mrs B Powell's daughter from Corvallis visits Dundee this week. The Robisons travel to McMinnville to see Mr Robison's parents and bring Mrs Spencer home. Rev A C Grier of Spokane visits Otterbrook after a lecture tour in Colorado California Oregon and Western Washington. Dundee collects over two hundred pounds of goods for the Easter sale and Red Cross. A Friday meeting organized clothing for the Belgian Relief and packed over a hundred pounds for shipping. Thirty two ladies worked hard into the afternoon. Substantial yeast bread substitutes recipes requested. Oatmeal or corn meal should be scalded when used. Barley flour can replace wheat flour with added bran for better texture. Armenians and Syrians lands drive donations show strong local support. full total to be published next week.
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A. C. Grier
Spokane
Colorado
California
Oregon
Washington
Otterbrook
Red Cross
Miss Milan
Chean
O. A
Local Happenings At The Boyd Home And Area
Theresa Boyd spent the weekend at home. C H Sallee acquired a valuable Airedale dog recently. W C Bryant helps H L Amoth spray his orchard. Miss Violet Hertig and friends spent Sunday evening at the Hertig home. A H Boyd grafted cherry trees for Shelton Hoodenpy last Tuesday. Mrs George Carter and Miss Grace Carter called on Mrs Boyd Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Walter B Nagel spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs M B Sleeper of Mountain Top. Grace Carter plans to visit Portland soon to study stenography and stay with her sister Mrs Slade. Weather sunshine delays spring seeding, and Grace Carter is spending this week with home folks.
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C. H. Sallee
Airdale
W. C. Bryant
H. L. Amoth
Violet Hertig
Hertig Homie
A. H. Boyd
Shelton
George Carter
Grace Carter
Boyd
Walter B. Nagel
M. B. Sleeper
Mountain Top
Portland
Mrs. Slade
P T A Meeting Set. Local Notes On Music And Armenian Drive
The community notes illness of T E Hobson and a regular P T A meeting on Friday April 5 with large attendance expected. Mrs Harry Baker visits daughter Mrs Scott Parrett on Parrett Mountain. M J Jones family back at Fernwood dwelling for summer. A musical evening at Mrs H C Ross with Kersey Jones siblings, Rolland Peters at piano. M P Elliott of Newberg speaks on Armenian persecution at the gymnasium. drive to alleviate distress praised. Weather dampened last Saturday causing a sparse school standardization rally. talks by Dr Loughridge and Supt Duncan noted. Hoover lunch served. ball game canceled.
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T. E. Hobson
P.T. A
Harry Baker
Scott Parrett
Parrett Mountain
H.C. Ross
Andrew Kersey
Lee
Noah Jones
Earl Parrish
Rolland Peters
Kersey
M. P. Elliott
Newberg
Loughridge
Dell Barber Family and Local Health Notice
Guy Ray visited Portland last week. The Dell Barber family spent the weekend in Portland and Mrs Dell Barber was ill earlier in the week though not with scarlet fever. Dell and Earl Barber traveled to McMinnville after cattle on Wednesday. School resumed Monday after two weeks closure due to local scarlet fever. Walter Ray sold a pure bred Holstein bull calf to three farmers.
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Dell Barber
Dell
Earl Barber
McMinnville
Walter Ray
Local Notes from French Prairie Events and Concerns
Last Monday in French Prairie reports show Ray as Holstein cattle owner. Parent-Teacher Association postpones and will meet Saturday March 30 with Miss Ringnes speaking on war savings. Mrs Chauncey Gell suffers repeated illnesses and a foot injury after scarlet fever, an ankle sprain, and a nail puncture. she remains on one foot and hopes for no further misfortune.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Chauncey Gell
Potatoes for Patriotism War time food guidance
The article urges Americans to eat more potatoes instead of wheat to save scarce wheat for allies. It notes potatoes are plentiful but bulky, recommends using mashed potatoes in bread up to ten percent, and highlights potato's nutritional value and versatility in boosting energy while preserving wheat for shipment.
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United States
Seasons Affect Factory and School Efficiency, Yale Expert Says
Yale geographer Dr. Ellsworth Huntington finds surprising yearly patterns in efficiency. Four years of data show wages lowest in January, rise through spring, dip in mid-summer, then climb to November before December boosts due to holidays and Christmas spending. January again marks the trough.
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Ellsworth Huntington
Department of Geography
Yale University
Suspect’s Rage After Photo Identification Sparks Incident
In a confrontation following a portrait identification by agents, the suspect reacted with violent behavior amid custody. The passage notes the tension of recognition and the instinct to resist authorities.
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Secret Service
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