County Officials and Probate Actions Reported
Appraisers Isaac Christopher Nawal RH Earnhart and Fred Bearcey valued the Mary V. Jones estate at 824,115.05 and 24,116.96 for the Louta Hagen estate. Charles W. Harder of Milton gained probate admission with George A. Prien named administrator. Dennis Bound Over charged with robbery of Alexander’s department store waived preliminary hearing and bound over to grand jury. Frank Duff named administrator of George K. E. Peringer’s firm and estate share valued at 49,003.45 with bond set at 100,000. Warrant issued for lemon extract peddler W. Harrie fined 24. New laundry incorporation filed with $30,000 capital by Hobinson, Flobinson, Welch, and Stamey.
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Nawal
Isaac Christopher
RH. O. Earnhart
Fred Bearcey
Louta Hagen
Dennis
Seattle
Alexanders Department
Justice of the Prince
Grand
Frank Duff
Frank Duttie
George KE. Peringer
Duft & Peringer
Helen W. Hobinson
Donald T. Flobinson
James B. Welch
Carl L. Stamey
Gambling arrest leads to $100 fine in court
William Trosman, charged with permitting gambling in his Kleth establishment, was fined $100 after waiving time to plead to the indictment. Probate matters in McNeece estate show large property holdings. A state teachers meeting will be attended by a county delegation led by W. W. Green and Fred P. Austii with addresses on school finances.
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William Trosman
Kleth
Elrcuit Court
Wrdch
Twig Teel
Belo
Tony
Alpha J. Teel
H. M. Teel
Jack Teel
W. W. Green
Fred P. Austii
T’artland
State Teachers’ Association
Miss Shaw
Washington Wehool
A. B. Yoder
Rieth
F.C. Kirkpatrick
Weaton
Howard Drew
Echo
Green
One of 231 Accidents in Christmas Week Ends in Fatality
Bale m Oregon December 27 A state industrial accident commission report shows one death from accidents in Oregon during the week ending December 24. The victim is Swan N Swan son a Buxton construction worker. Of 259 accidents, 221 fell under compensation, one from a public utility not subject to the act.
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Balem
Oregon
Siate Industrial Accident Commission
Swan N. Swanson
Buxton
No Toms and Jerry's This Year Amid Gift Giving
New York reports a restrained Christmas amid postwar shortages and high costs. Despite no Toms and Jerrys, shoppers buy fewer luxuries but more valuable gifts, with mince meat, brandy sauce, turkey meat, and traditional trees still present. Jewelers rushed fresh stock weeks before the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Learen
Christina
Preachia
Silom
Women protest blockade with fund drive for Russia
Women of the American Woman's Emergency Committee march in the financial district to protest the blockade of Russia. They aim to raise F108,000 by Christmas to ship steamships with food and clothing to Russian exports. Miss Helen M. Knit 1 aids the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's Emergency Committee
Banere
Russia
Misa Helen M
Christ Crowded Out and Work and Wages of Capital and Labor
Announcement for Christmas services led by Rev. H W Cox at 615 Bush Street detailing morning and evening prayers, sermons, and Sunday School at 9 40. The evening sermon covers Work and Wages of Capital and Labor with a Christ Christ theology focus. Public invited to attend all services with a welcoming note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adfred Lockhwouwt
Sa.m
Bunting
Sehodl
Johar Christ Jt
H.W. Cox
Bush Street
Religious services and events scheduled at local churches
A Baptism of notices outlines the Waning Year and World Pro sroi sermon by Mr Gornall for Friday morning, with Miss Help and the quartetto providing music. Evening topic: The Religious Crisis Is 1 Coaginationt or Ethical. Sunday school at 10 am sharp led by Mr F E E, superintendent, and Epworth League at 4:40 led by Lolv Gornall and Effie Micky. Watch night service planned for Wednesday. Dr J W Mahom will visit for January 4 meetings. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hosts services in Moose hall each Sunday at 10 am. Christian Scheme holds services Sunday at 11 am and 7 pm with Christian Sermice lessons. Sunday school at 10 am.
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Mothind
Robert Edwid Gornall
Mr. Gornall
Church School
F. EE
Converon
Epworth League
Lolv Gornall
Effie Micky
Fople
A& Hetter
J. W. Mahom
Verin
Church of Jesus Crist
Latter Day Saint
Moose Hall
Evening meeting at church reading room closes daily
An evening meeting will be held at 3 p m in the reading room of the church located at the corner of E Webb and Johnson streets. The room is open daily from 1 36 p m until 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
E. Webb and
Johnson Atreets
Religious Service Schedule and Sermon Topics
The program lists a dual service starting at 8.40 a.m. at Idle School, with A. B. DeHart as Superintendent. A Christian panel will discuss "Woman's work" at 11 a.m. followed by a sermon. A Men’s program features Edwin Kirtley leading at 7.40 p.m. with the sermon "The Guardian Angel" and a theme on improving next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buniay
Idle
A. DeHart
Nermon
Christian Panleaver
Edwin Kirtley
Guardian Angel
Prebyterian Year End Services and Meetings
The pastor preaches at 11 a.m. on Christian Certitude and at 2 30 p.m. on The Temporal and Eternal. Evening Echoed at 1 a.m. Endeavor meeting at 6 30 with How to Make the New Year Better Than This. Peale 90 117. Tuesday the Mien Forum meets for a dinner. Wednesday at 7 20 the closing midweek meeting of the year With Thee All the Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Tople
Peale
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