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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
3
A collage of notices from St Johns includes sales ads, personal updates, and local happenings. Penny Mehine for sale. Ross Churchill travels to Duluth. Shriners entertain Portland crowds. RoR Hens Poultry feed promotion. Miss Laurena Rawson to teach at Moscow. ferry service and public notices under discussion. various rentals and business ads fill pages along with weather and postal updates.
The Y P 8 C E holds its regular monthly meeting at Fred Marlett's home on Swenson Street this Friday evening the 23rd. The 8 P L girls sell food Saturday at Ormandy Bros second hand store. Another moonlight picnic is set for next Saturday night. Eve Had will attend. Miss Viola Weatherer leads both events. Rev J R Johnson visited the first Sunday to greet friends. attendees included Montavilla visitors. Watch for further reports on news.
A. R. Folkenberg Builder and Painter advertises years of experience and refers to best references. Located at 5 Kellogg Street St Johns.
Miss Dora A Carr and Mr Adolph A Arran wed Tuesday at the home of the bride’s mother Mrs Mary Carr 625 East Charleston Street in a Free Methodist church ceremony. Only immediate friends attended. The bride, a popular St Johns resident, has worked at Roberts Bros Portland for five years. The groom, long employed at Roberts Bros, recently parted on leave. They will reside at 625 East Charleston Street.
Chemical tests show local water contaminated and City Health Officer Marcellus orders wells closed for safety. Bull Run water still serves Linn ton. many residents warned to avoid using contaminated supplies via Health Bureau placards. Dillon the fruitman plans ten acre apple orchard in White Salmon Valley after touring orchards. He also ran an apple packing school and may return next season. W E Hays reports from Hillsboro on moving plans and future endeavors.
The Oregon militia commander would ensure no hostile fleet enters the Columbia if ammunitions are supplied. The idea suggests submarines at Astoria could guard the river mouth in war and fish outside the bar in peace. A submerged crew could spearfish salmon and tally catches for Goodwin's Weekly.
Local items report social visits in Amity Oregon and Kelso Washington, housing for rent on N Ivanhoe Street, church events at United Evangelical and Baytlot churches, Sunday School and worship themes, and a summary of Peninsula area club activities. This edition mentions city finances, a Public Library meeting, and plans to cover Oregon Land Grant discussions.
Lr and Mire al Wy Vincant hosted the Dolly Club at their Leng itt and Ivanhoo Street residence on Wednesday evening. The event featured songs and a luncheon. First prize was a pair of handmade embroidery hoes, won by Myon i HL Ingetodue, second prize a scarf awarded to Mr. Raha, and UF Horaman. The next meeting will be held at Mr. and Mrs. Chore les Much residence.
Notice instructs advertisers to ensure advertisement copy is ready and changed by Wednesday at 2 o clock in Pleace Seman to avoid delays. Readers should note the label on their paper for the deadline and instructions.
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