Dundee Woman's Club Holds Meeting at Community Hall
The Dundee women's club met in the library at community hall for a detailed session focused on the Washington arms parley. Plans for a December 10 bazaar at community hall were set, papers by Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Moorecroft discussed the topic, followed by social table talk led by county president Mrs. Lowe.
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Dundee Woman's Club
Community Hall
Washington, D. C
W. J. Gordon
Richard Moorecroft
Lowe
Dayton
Bernice Keys
F. Keys
Michael Muller
Local Happenings and Small Town Notes
C C Loucks sets out five acres of hops. George Smith butchered a beef for Tom Parrish in Fernwood. Will Hitchen leaves for McMinnville to serve on jury this week. Pupils perform a short Thanksgiving program at the schoolhouse. Mrs Bruce Case visits her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Kiser. Mr Kiser has been unwell. Percy Kiser visits with parents, they rent the Thomas Sellwood farm. Heavy rains damage local roads near Wilsonville. road fill near Henry Wilhelm's Place washed out. Mrs Frank Shain hosts quilting nine ladies with lunch. Present: Mesdames Hitchen Parrett Smith Kiser Case Smith Sutton Parrett Martha Parrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Loucks
George Smith
Tom Parrish
Fernwood
Will Hitchen
McMinnville
Bruce Case
Frank Kiser
Kiser
Percy Kiser
Percy
C. M. Kiser
Thomas Sellwood
Frank Shain
J. A. Parrett
Will Smith
Mat Kiser
Charlie Sutton
Scott Parrett
Martha Parrett
Fernwood Social News highlights from Fernwood
Mr and Mrs A S Bryant spent Thursday in Portland and Lents. Mr and Mrs John Groff did business in Portland Tuesday. Mrs Budd visits in Walla Walla. George Gale returns from Washington on business. Mr and Mrs A S Livengood dined with Mr and Mrs A B Scherf. Mrs H C Ross and daughter Ethel visited Newberg for dinner. Fernwood youths join Newberg high school band: Archie Everest Leonard Scherf Theo Paker Roy Paker Elory Parrish. Mrs Fred Seifken and daughters Esther Elizabeth and son Arthur drove to Hood River last week. Bertha Lindauer birthday party. ten girls attended. J N McPherson of Olympia purchased La Duten acre tract and moved in with La Du in Newberg. Basket social at Fernwood gym Friday November 25. bring lunch baskets to be sold after program. Mrs Aldridge improving after Portland hospital stay. Mrs Aldridge is daughter of BE Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Bryant
Portland
Lents
John Groff
Budd
Walla Walla
Washington
George Gale
Fred Seifken
Arthur
Esther
Elizabeth
Hood River
Columbia River
Lindauer
Bertha Lindauer
J. N. McPherson
Olympia
la du Ten Acre
Fernwood Gym
Aldridge
BE. L. Walter
McMinnville Week Underway With Jury Visit and Local Socials
Simon Sanderman joins the McMinnville week as a jury member. Chester Stringer from Bellevue visits east Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker traveled to Portland to view dressed turkeys. Mrs. Guston visits Moldjja Oregon to see her brother Bert Unman. Lydia Strate visits Portland to see her sister Mrs. Brickley. Pearson Cook and Miss Helen Hester bring gospel team to Rex Friends church. Train service halted by power outage. steam engines run. Mr. and Mrs. Hulberg newly in Portland visit Rex. Mr. Leadkey of Portland calls on N. L. Wiley and friends at Rex.
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Simon Sanderman
McMinnville
Chester Stringer
Bellevue
N. L. Wiley
Whitaker
Portland
Guston
Moldjja
Oregon
Bert Unman
Lydia Strate
Portsland
Gister
Brickley
Pearson Cook
Helen Hester
Pacific College Gospel
Rex Friends Church
Hulberg
Chicago
Leadkey
N. L.wiley
Rex
Wm. Wiley
Family Visits and Local Club Dinner Raise Funds
Dulles and brother N L Wiley visited after twenty years apart. Edward Garland and Ray Garland with Miss Gladys Garland traveled to Eugene and returned home due to high water. Mrs O Woodworth visited Portland for Garnet Robert's birthday and returned after three hours by train. The Advance club hosted a chicken dinner with a doll drawing raising 54.50 for club projects.
Barney Oldfield Tire Special At Doyle's Shop
Barney Oldfield offers 30x3% tires for 9.99 at Doyle's Tire Shop. Ser
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Barney Oldfield
Doyle's Tire Shop
Doyle's
Community notes from Newberg area reflect social events and weather
Mrs Pfiefer moves to Portland and marriages occur as Eugene F Hubbard weds Jessie Dillinger in Red Hills. Neighbors discuss ditch cleaning, road safety for horse drawn vehicles, a Homer Rogers ranch landslide, and a string of stormy weather with outages. Barney Oldfield tires advertised by Doyle's Tire Shop.
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Homer Rogers
Scholls
Oregon
Christmas Cheer In Chehalem Mountain Area Notes
Ellery McDougall visited Dayton on Friday and Gladys Edwards visited Newberg on Saturday. Ohio: humorous local notes include potato harvest, Christmas program preparations at Buck Haven school, and residents moving between ranches and towns. Warnings about lines out of order and a health-related winter climate trip to Sacramento are also noted.
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Ellery McDougall
Dayton
Gladys Edwards
Newberg
Mrs. Frost
J. P. Jones
Henry Haveman
Mountain Top
H. J. Maynard
George Maynard
Albert Hintz
Roy McDougall
Fred Mittern
Davenport
Georgia McDougall
Portland
George Perry
LaGrande
Aubrey
Washington
W. Albert Jones
Sacramento
California
Community Notes From McMinnville Area
Fred Williams called at Charles Sallee's last Monday. Mrs. Clifford Noble visited Mrs. George Wenger. Mrs. Charles Sallee and Mrs. A. F. Hertig called on Mrs. George Wenger Friday. Gladys Hertig and Grandfa Wenger were Thursday visitors at the Wenger home. Rudolph Wenger Jr. began woodcutting eight miles west of McMinnville last Friday. J. C. Stevens of Newport visited the Wenger home. Mrs. John Carter has been ill but is hoped to recover soon. George and Mrs. Wenger welcomed a baby girl Elva Francis on November 16, 1921. The Wenger family proudly shares this joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Williams
Charles Sallee
Blanch Ruthraff
Clifford Noble
A. F. Hertig
George Wenger
Gladys Hertig
Grandfda Wenger
Rudolph Wenger, Jr
McMinnville
J. C. Stevens
Newport
John Carter
Elva Francis
German Shipping Revives Hamburg Trade Postwar
Hamburg ports show freight traffic at about 80 percent of prewar levels as ships reclaimed from former enemy powers return. Harbor facilities struggle to handle rising traffic while big plants like Krupps and Erhardts shift to peace goods for overseas markets, prompting calls to extend harbor capacity.
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Hamburg
Germany
Krupps and
Erhardts
Boy Spears Hawk in Grants Pass Tale of a Nine Year Old
Marian Smith nine years old of Grants Pass Oregon threw a spear at a hawk perched in a tree and brought it down. The hawk measured 41 inches from tip to tip. The incident occurred while Marian played with other boys and drew cheers from onlookers.
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Grants Pass
Ore
Arthur
Marian Smith
Marian
One Look at Jury Enough for Him
Mose Hawk ins sat quietly in court before Superior Judge Michael Roche. He faced trial for passing a worthless check. A jury of eight men and four women was selected. Assistant district attorney William Hagerty announced readiness. Hawkins appeared dazed and then said he would plead guilty. The jury was discharged.
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San Francisco
Mose Hawkins
Michael Roche
William Hagerty
Hawkins
Five Largest Law Schools Listed by Enrollment
The five biggest U S law schools are identified with enrollments: New York University 1107, Harvard 879, Columbia 481, Michigan 423, and University of Texas 317.
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United States
New York University
Harvard
Columbia
Michigan
University of Texas
Remedy for nerves through absorbing work and focus
London reports Sir Hugh Allen at the Royal College of Music says nerves are essential for performers yet can hinder. He argues that true nerve involves balanced susceptibility and that cultivating a absorbing interest in work trains attention, concentrates effort, and builds character.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Hugh Allen
Royal College of Music
Hugh
Deaden Noise With Rubber Heel Plugs From Tires
A simple home tip advises placing hollowed out men’s size rubber heels under sewing or washing machines to dampen sound. Use pieces cut from an old auto tire to cushion the machine, helping in small homes where noise travels through the house.
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A. S. Livengood
A. B. Scherf
H. C. Ross
Ethel
R. P. Gill
Newberg High School
Archie Everest
Leonard Scherf
Theo and
Roy Paker
Elory Parrish
Mrs. Pfiefer
Mrs. Stubblefield
W. H. Hubbard
Farmers’ Club
Newberg Cannery
C. A. Crater
Mark
Lester Hanna
Christian Church
Gene Hubbard
Jessie Dillinger
Mr. Dillinger
Mr. Cornett
Homer Fisher
Gresham
Mesdames Bradshaw
Stubblefield
Gable
Peterson
Leaton
Hubble
Parks
Nolan
Etzwiler
Eugene F. Hubbard
Alpene
Red Hills
W. H. Cox
Newbery Baptist Church
Chehalem Mountain
Boy Spears
Big Hawk
Coats
Ren
Baird's
M. P. Elliott & Sons
East First Street
Royal Baking Powder
Golden Gate
J.C. Porter & Co
W. E. White & CO
Realtors
Willamette Valley
First St
U. S. Nat'l Bank
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