Local societies plan piano purchase and fall programs
At the October 7 Literary Society meeting the group, with the Ladies Club and the school, aims to buy a piano this winter. The first program of the year is set for October 21 in the schoolhouse auditorium. Multiple community members attend or visit from McMinnville, Portland, and nearby towns as plans and events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Ladies Club
S. S. Duncan
McMinnville
Ladies’ Club
Mem
Roberts family visit and Portland trips noted in Centralia
Mr and Mrs W M Roberts who have been in Centralia Washington the past summer are spending time with Mrs Roberts parents Mr and Mrs O Woodworth. Mrs Beckman of Portland spent several days with her brother J D Kruse on his chicken ranch. Mr and Mrs S Sanderman have made several trips to Portland in the last few days purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Beckman
Portland
J.D. Kruse
Mrs. S. Sanderman
Aid Society Meets at Mrs Calkins Home
The age Aid Society gathered at Mrs S M Calkins on Titus day afternoon. Mrs S Benson arranged a meeting for the ladies with Mrs Joseph Wilson. Visited Mrs A C Seely Friday. School begins in no 61 with teacher from McMinnville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wilson Tighter
S. J
A. C. Seely
Community Notes From The Region In Brief
Mrs Elizabeth Palmer to lead church services next Sunday evening. J C Wills listed among the sick. An eight and a half pound boy born to Prof and Mrs F L Strait on Monday October 12. Mr and Mrs W L Quind spent a few days in Portland last week. Mr Quinn's father A W Quinn joined them for a country visit. Mr and Mrs Mike Nulan now reside at The Firs after purchasing the Thayer place. Mr and Mrs Jno Agee moved back to their old home. Rev and Mrs H G Crocker and son attended a Congregational old fashioned husking bee in his barn. California resident visiting her niece Mrs Staley and family. Mrs Jac Bross, daughter of Mr and Mrs S W Newhouse, ill and again in Portland hospital. L R Ralston and Ames Post drying twenty tons of apples, plan to dry rest of season. apples wormy but used for milk pies. J Ro Hess goes to Walla Walla Washington to start anew. Mr and Mrs Andrew Christensen left for Fairview Idaho to live. E Potter has journeyed there. Mr D P Strait and Mrs Smail with Robert Ramsey, Mr Staley and Forest Staley left Tuesday to hunt in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Lora Putman
Jenkins
S. P. Company
Springbrook
Valasta Kutchanek
Portland
Claude A. Lewis
Mills City
Alma Hunt
Lewis
Matilda Hoskins
F. L. Strait
W. L. Quind
Mr. Quinn
A. W. Quinn
California
Jac. Bross
S. W. Newhouse
L.R. Ralston
Ames Post
J. Ro Hess
Walla Walla
Woodward Affirms and Notarizes Oct 13 1915
Woodward owner affirms and subscribes before me on October 13 1915. F A Morris Notary Public for My Sekadegne titles February 8 1917.
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E. 8
Loan Offers on Farm Property in Do D Coal Ore 47tf
The notice lists loan amounts of 1000 00 1200 00 and 00 to be secured on farm property. It identifies Do D Coal Ore 47tf as the reference entity and hints at financing or mortgage activity related to agricultural land.
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Mr. Snyder
Dayton Evaporating Co
Bert Dean
Los Angeles
Neta Slater
Sawyer
T. H. Fearey
J. L. Fearey
Lyle Burgoyne
A. S. Griggs
LaFayette
Lawnsdale
E. M. Parry
Miss Howland
Keystone Ranch
J. S. Montgomery
Clyde Carey
Washington
J. A. Jones
Oregon
L. N. Tompkins
Hillsboro
J. L. Haworth
Fred Kincaid
Dundee
Elizabeth Palmer
Fred Hendricke
Nellie Miller Hag
Erma Kane
Mag Morrison
Newberg
Liter
Newbe
Rex
W. D. Newman
Ladies’ Aid
Hos
John Winters
Tury
Jack Sawyer
Age Aid Society
S. M. Calkins
No. 61
A. H. Boyd
Esther Burnham
Weslie
Leo Nash
Noel Hesgard
Kenneth
Lois Fendall
Worden
Partners’ Union
Union
Dayton
Virgil Pendall
E. G. Fendall
Corvallis
New Post
Post
J.C. Wills
Mike Nulan
Thayer Place
Firs
Mrn
Jno. Agee
H. G. Crocker and Son
J. C. Porter & CO
Newberg, Oregon
United States National Bank
Newberg Feed & Seed Co
First Street
J. L. van Blaricom
E. L. Evans
1St St
Black
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