Local Residents and Visitors Return from Across Regions
John Brewilier sells Dun dee property to Jacob Hagey. Fred Jannsen visits from Camp Lewis for the weekend. Mrs Helen Dupertius visits sister Mrs John Devore. Dr J Kauffman visits parents and sister Mrs H F Cutting. Mrs Lora Michaels from Spokane stays a week at Otter Brook. Miss Margaret Voorhies from Portland spends fall at Otter. Mrs Gretchen Brindell of San Francisco visits Mrs Alfred Woisky. Sgt Claus Groth from Camp Lewis on furlough. FE G Shannahan buys city property formerly owned by Fed Crawford. Miss Mabel Swink finishes business college course in Portland and takes an office position. Mrs Sarah Bryan returns after extended visit in Eastern Washington. Mrs Sprague returns to Chippewa Falls after visiting daughter. Three oldest Jensen children, once Dundee residents, return for prune harvest. Clarence Train leases Joseph Stephens place between Dundee and Newberg and takes possession after prune time. Francis Keyes works at a Portland shipyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brewiler
Dundee
Jacob Hagey
Fred Jannsen
Camp Lewis
Helen Dupertius
John Devore
J. Kauffman
H. F. Cutting
Park Hill and Dundee Residents Share Spring Visits
A string of local visits highlights community ties. Bruno Homberger returns from Tacoma to Park Hill Home Dundee while Mrs. Cyrene Painter visits Bend and chats with Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hill. The Greers host guests including Miss Natalie Harrison and the Scallon sisters from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Fruit Co
Bruno Homberger
Tacoma
Park Hill Home
Dundee
Fernwood
Cyrene Painter
Bend
Wm _t Hill
The
Frances, Jewel
Florence Scallon
Natalie Harrison
Portland
George H. Greer
Sally Beck
Frances Rovchhi
Miss Beck
Beck
Seattle
Ridge Notes Include Visitors and Local Dance
Miss Hazel Randall visited the Ridge Sunday followed by Gaines Evans from Camp Lewis visiting relatives. A neighborhood dance at M. D. Ebbert's prune diner drew a large crowd with a good time reported. W. H. Woodworth and R. P. Gill drove out Sunday to view A. H. Boyd's new house and bumper prune crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines Evans
Camp Lewis
M. D. Ebbert's
Prune Diner
W. H. Woodworth
R. P. Gill
A. H. Boyd
Bank Balance Form Lineage From Historical Ledger
A fragmented OCR ledger excerpt shows financial figures and asset categories. Entries include securities pledges, cash reserves, and banking items with totals and references to Federal Reserve law and national banks. Numerous figures, not fully legible, hint at securities, deposits, and reserves configured in a 19,700.00 to 128,012.8 total range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srrias Eentnericenes Ae
Liberty
Snares Sss
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Procens
Oline
Wali
Third Liberty Loan
U. S
Aioe Heal
Miss Florence Lelah Visits Miss Gladys Smail in Chehalem
Miss Florence Lelah visited Miss Gladys Smail while Miss Maud Miller of Portland stayed with Miss Nelle Crater earlier this week. Rev C A Martin conducted church services this month and Leslie Cullen returns home in a blue sailor suit. Mr and Mrs Cullen plan to move to Portland where shipyard work exists. Mr and Mrs J B Vanderbeck celebrate two new granddaughters born August 7 at Versteeg home and Paramateer home in Portland. John Graves family escaped injury when their car rolled on Rex hill after steering failure, eight aboard with minor bruises and nerves shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Miller
Portland
Nelle Crater
C. A. Martin
Leslie Cullen
Albert Versteeg
Alphonse Paramateer
John Graves
Rex Hill
Chambers
Discovery on bronchial secretions and consumption germs
The base of his discovery lies in finding that sugar applied to bronchial secretions reduced their quantity and affected tubercle bacilli. This implies bronchial secretions are a necessary vehicle for the existence and growth of consumption germs.
Soldier Joe joins the army in dramatic claim
In front of their barracks onlookers heard a man explain the scene by saying Our Joe has joined the army. The remark signals enlistment in a wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Trivia author muses on waking to become the Kaiser
A writer known for Trivia contemplates the dread of waking as the Kaiser, imagining the shock of becoming Bill on the day of retribution as a bleak, wry reflection. The Boston Transcript notes the grim thought as a pointed, darkly comic muse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourself
Kaiser
Bill
Boston Transcript
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States National Bank
Lora Michaels
Spokane
Otterbrook
Margaret Voorhies
Gretchen Brindell
San Francisco
Alfred Woisky
Claus Groth
FE. G. Shannahan
Charles Robertson
Fed Crawford
Mabel Swink
Busine College
Fortland
Sarah Bryan
Washington
Robert Jensen
Clarence Train
Joseph Stephens
Newberg
Francis Keyes
Jones Bros. Juice Plant
North Main Street
Newberg, Ore
Oregon State Fair
Idea
A. H. Lea
Salem, Oregon
R. W. Morrold
O of
Newberry
Annie Rose
Montreal
Canada
George Greer
A. P. Watson
John Crosby
Thomas Miller
Vancouver
Spruce Division
Hazel Randall
Oregon
First National Bank
Total
Barta Ea
P. Gill
Ieee
Oo Woodworth
Chehalem Center
Florence Lelah
Gladys Smail
Chevrolet
Anderson Motor CQ
Newberg Feed Store
J. Huber
J. H. Gibson
Mgr
Yamhill County
Yamhill
County Abstract Co
Mcminnville
First Street
Black
Spaulding
Atxinas
S. P. Timberlake
Prop
E. A. Ellis
Portland Road
N. P. Nelson
Q. M. Keiling, Sexton
Hazelwood Co
W. A. Vincent
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