Strawberry Social and Local News From Weston
Weston June 14 A strawberry social at the United Brethren church raised funds for the church Young Peoples association. Lester L. Carlile and Kate Hendrickson, both of Weston, were married in Pendleton. Anita Kirkpatrick returned from the University of Washington after a year of study and theater, with visits in Portland and Hermiston. The column lists numerous personal mentions and social notes from Weston and nearby areas, including travel, illnesses, and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Pendleton
Anita Kirkpatrick
Washington University
Lown
United Brethren Church
Young Peoples’ Association of
Lester L. Carlile
Kate Hendrickson
Carlile
University of Washington At
Seattle
Miss Kirkpatrick
Portland
Hermiston
Miss Marvel Meltve
Mesure
Robert Wheeler
Sid Barnes
Orval Duncan
Ira Kemp
Luelle
Athens
Fred Boyd
Cecil
West
Boy
Olao
Minnie Walker
Garden City
Alice Banister
Dayton
Mabel Banister
A. Rexroad
Millers Oppose Free Flour in Reciprocity Plan
At Niagara Falls on the border a National Millers Federation meeting exposes defiance toward reciprocity terms. Millers claim reciprocity must be equitable, opposing free flour due to lower Canadian costs and water power aiding production. Secretary Gootzmann of Chicago supports reciprocal relations if fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falle
United States
Canada
National Millers’ Federation
Gootzmann
Chicago
Dominion
Nebraska man hunts for fortune left by Michigan nephew
Moses Grebe of Posaree Nebraska is in Bay City to seek a hidden fortune said to be left by his nephew John C Miller who died recently. Miller lived as a hermit and locals expected a large estate of mortgages stocks and securities possibly up to 100000 dollars. After death the estate totaled under 300 dollars leaving Grebe with 1.19 dollars and 6 cents deducted for a money order. A local attorney was hired by relatives to search for securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Michigan
Bay City
Mich
Moses Grebe
Posaree
Neb
John C. Miller
Miller
Grebe
Thorovugh
Great Liner Starts On Maiden Voyage
Southampton crowds cheer the White Star Line Olympic as she departs on her maiden voyage to New York seeking a record crossing. At 45 000 tons she surpasses Lusitania and Mauretania, with Titanic sister and innovations for passenger comfort. A rival Imperator class ship planned. Mauretania recently completed its 100th Atlantic crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
England
Deen
New York
Atlantic
Olympic
Lusitania
Mauretania
Cunard Line
Titanic
Belfast
Queenstown
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Louie Proebster
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Edna la Brashe
Vernace Gregory
Jas. Navin
Yiest
Alice Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Work
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