West Chehalem Church Notes and Local Social Roundup
Local residents from Newberg and nearby areas are listed visiting friends and relatives including Miss Mabel Christenson and Miss Cecile Christenson. Rev. F C Stannard and Rev. Boughton visit, with services planned at West Chehalem church and Children’s Day on the third Sunday in June. Other items note a newborn girl to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowland, road work by Sam McVey and John Whities, and several social visits among the Christenson, Noble, Evans, and Anderson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Fendell
Newberg
Evans
W. F. Evans
Mabel Christenson
Geo. Christenson
F.C. Stannard
West Chehalem Church
Rev
Boughton
McMinnville
Frank Rowland
Sam McVey
John Whities
A. A. Noble
Lewis Amoth
Forest Grove
Rev. Boughton
Mrs. Yates
Red Hills neighbors mix business and laughter in Monday Dundee visit
A C Goodrich of North Yam Hill in Dundee on Monday. Miss Bertha Reed of Portland reads plans for a summer home on Otterbrook orchard tract. Local road work, new real estate office, and neighbors share stories of progress and kindness amid civic improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Goodrich
North Yamhill
Dundee
Bertha Reed
Portland
Otterbrook Orchard
Roads in county under watch by Calkins and Cummins
S. M. Calkins and S. Cummins are busy looking after the roads in this part of the county. Dick Wood spent Sunday with his brother, W. H. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Calkins
S. Cummins
Dick Wood
W. H. Wood
Must the trolley go
A fleeting tease of city transit fate in the Boston Herald hints at debates over the trolley's future. The fragment signals local interest in urban transport and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Herald
Save Birds for Locust Year Warning Declared
The Brooklyn Standard Union reports that the seventeen year locust is due next year and the National Audubon Societies warn against excessive hunting of wild birds. English sparrows robins woodpeckers orioles scarlet tanagers cuckoos and goldfinches are named as birds that defend against cicadas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Standard Union
United States
National Association of Audubon Societies
Mothers Day Observance By Shiloh Post 77 1911
In compliance with National Headquarters orders Shiloh Post 77 and Shiloh Corps W R C will observe Mothers Day on May 14 1911. The post will meet at 10 30 A M at the Post hall and go to the Christian church where Rev Ritchey will speak. The day honors mothers and urges acts of kindness to the sick or unfortunate with the white carnation as the flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Department of Oregon
Grand Army of the Republic
Shiloh Corps
W.R. C
Christian Church
Ritchey
United States
B. P. Pree
P. C. Mits Committee
S. A. McSurry
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Hannon
Hannon Millinery CO
Newberg, Ore
C. N. Marsh
Miss Marsh
Vermont
Cecile Christenson
Ross Allumbaugh
Mrs. Wood
Mr. Myers
Christenson
Joe Rogers
Groth Hardware
Christopher
Young
Red Hills
Brotherhood of Man
Julian Alford
H. B. Powell
Frank Keyes
Greer Farm
Otterbrook
Edison
New York
Bean’s Grocery
The
Hitchen Mercantile Co
First and
Meridian