Local notes from Chehalem Center and visitors this week
Mrs Fidelia Smail suffers a quinsy attack this week while Mrs Nita Mauer visits Miss Freeman Hodges at home. W C T U plans a Wednesday meeting at Mrs Marie Tangen. Robert Potts and Louie Remellard join the Marines. A J Morgan and Miss Newman of Portland wed last week. Guests include Mr and Mrs J A Pierce and Mrs Messenger of Portland at Lineas Christianson's over Sunday. Portland visitors include Mr and Mrs A V Hendrickson and daughters, Mr and Mrs Joe Lynn and daughter, Pauline Cornelison, Joe Cornelison and Mr Earl Laughlin of Yamhill at Mrs Marie Tangen’s last Sunday. Also tips on picnics and shoe care plus salad advice and gum removal from silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelia Smail
Nita Mauer
Freeman Hodges
Marie Tangen
J. A. Pierce
Messenger
Portland
Lineas Christenson
A. V. Hendrickson
Joe Lynn
Pauline Cornelison
Joe Cornelison
Earl Laughlin
Yamhill
Marie’ Tangen
Mountain Top Community Notes and Visits
Miss Martha Proctor left Mountain Top for Newberg high school and is missed by locals. Harriet Zeigler and Laura Harriger completed prune picking at Chehalem Valley orchard and returned home. Myrtle Haveman joined siblings in Newberg for high school. J B Harriger and son Harry, now of Winlock Washington, visited old friends. Rev John Able preached to a small Mountain Top congregation due to prune harvest. Uncle Seth Seely visited relatives, then returned to J A Brunson’s. Ivon Proctor recovering after a hunting accident near Brunson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Proctor
Newberg High School
Mountain Top
Harriet Zeigler
Laura Harriger
Chehalem Valley
Myrtle Haveman
Hillie
Willie
Newberg
J. B. Harriger
Harry
Winlock
Washington
John Able
Seth Seely
Scholls
How the motto In God We Trust came to be stamped on coins
In 1861 Reverend M R Watkinson urged Secretary Chase to place a national motto on coins. Chase directed the mint to prepare a motto, with options including In God We Trust. The 1864 act authorized adding the motto to certain gold and silver coins, later expanded by 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Watkinson
Ridleyville
S. P. Chase
Chase
Mint
Ater
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Household Hints From an Old Cookery Book
Practical tips on cheese storage with vinegar cloth, currant jelly with lamb, curtain repairs using a boot buttoner or glove finger, cooling burn with alcohol, sash rod protection, color setting with grill solution, frying old cucumbers like eggplant, and using tin trays for comfort.
Newberg Church Announces Sunday Services and Programs
Sunday school starts at 10 with Prof. F. W. Perisho as superintendent. Church services follow at 11 and 7:30 led by Rev. Fred E. Carter. Morning topic The Greatness of Unselfishness. Evening speaker Chester A. Lyon from The Big Brother Farm discusses work with boys. Regular business meeting first Wednesday each month. Clerks Prof. Oliver Weesner and Mrs. Pearl Weesner. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday at 6:30 led by Miss Louise Hodgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Perisho
Fred E. Carter
Chester A. Lyon
Big Brother Farm
Oliver Weesner
Pearl Weesner
Christian Endeavor
Louise Hodgin
Rally Day Events At Methodist Church Highlight Parish Activities
The church invites all members and Sunday school to attend with guests. Morning program by Sunday school, Epworth League youth time 6 30 to 7 30, sermons at 11 and 7 30 on Home sickness of the Soul Envy and Troubles for the Unbeliever. Evening change to 7 30 with Disciple ship talk by Rev Phillips. Bible school at 10. Ladies Aid Tuesday 2, W E M Friday 2 led by Mrs West. A cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Epworth League
Phillips
Saskatchewan
Canada
Bible School
Ladies’ Aid
C. W. West
The Baptist Church Plans Sunday Services and Revival
The Baptist church announces Sunday October 13 services with morning sermon The Change less Christ and evening sermon The Fool Evangelistic invitation urges attendance with friends. Sunday school at 10 and 6:30 B Y P U reorganizing followed by 7 20 evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
New Chain Saw Machine Aims to End Ax use
A compact motor driven tree felling machine could end the era of the woodsman with an axe. It operates on a six tooth chain saw with a four roller frame and ball bearings and can cut a trunk up to 50 inches in diameter in minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPOS
Real Estate Transfers In McMinnville Area
List of property deeds transferring multiple parcels in McMinnville and nearby areas. Entries name grantors and grantees, parcel sizes from 0.25 to 37.8 acres, locations like dicts and additions, and nominal consideration values from 1 to 522 dollars. Includes transfers involving Armstrong Irvine Barrett Hutts Hutts, and university land sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M T Brown
Francis A Hutts
Hauswirth
Albert Dunn
Fred L Strout
Joseph Watt
R A Griffith
Rebecca
Yooum
L F Hall
John E Cornett
Ac M Hall
Michael J Harrington
Thos A O'Rourke
Edward Cluff
J A Hewitt
J D Anderson
Henry Hewitt
Clara G High
Husb
G W Guile
James Johnson
Joseph B Hollingsworth
Elsie Woodward
Rogers
Lillie E Irvine
Hattie B Armstrong
Hphriam Ford
C Johnson
Lem Burns
Samuel Cozine
J R McCurry
Frank Brown
James, Fulton
Peter Smith
Prudential Loan Co
Ladd & Tilton Bank
S A Wallace
Chehalem Mountain Orchards
Alexander Scott
E N Wheeler
Samuel Yarnes
Frank B
Yarnes
McMinnville
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States National Bank
Newberg, Oregon
THE
Lacrosse
Happy Farmer
Anderson Motor CO
Chehalem Center
Robert Potts
Louie Remellard
Marine Corps
A. J. Morgan
GOD
Newberg Church Services
Ness
Florence Lee
Ephriam Ford
Nellie EB Barrett
Emma B
Alexander
Albert Becker
Sher
Mary Brill
Pearl Snodgrass
Elsie L Giddings
Nehemiah Martin
John T Thornton
Rebecca Yocum
Tn Land
L, Toney
M Toney
Shadden
WL Toney
Abbie
Garrison
Newberg Transfer Co
S. P
Timberlake
Prop
Hazelwood Co
W. A. Vincent
J. L. van Blaricom
John Gower
Orege
E. L. Evans
1St St
Jones Bros. Juice Plant
North Main Street
Newberg, Ore
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