13 Apr 1922
Page 8
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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
8
Local items list residents visiting relatives and traveling to Portland and elsewhere, with numerous names including Garibaldi Netarts Tillamook and McMinnville. The notes cover hotel stays, social visits, shopping trips, and family gatherings across the region.
The focal grade children will present the operetta Twilight Alley at the High School Gym Friday evening April 21. Directed by Mildred Han evlytan with Mine George Barry at the piano the large cast includes about 125 names. Proceeds go to the show fund with tickets on sale at Koch's.
Mrs Norman J Dye a longtime Tillamook resident and mother of Connie L Dye of Tillamook and Elsie Kinnaman of Rhine died April 12 1929 aged 61 Born July 6 1860 in Davis County Texas she married Norman J Dye November 6 1877 at Triplett Missouri Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 pm at the United Brethren church led by Rev J E Fry with Rev C L Dark assisting
The publisher apologizes for a small error in page locations and consecutive numbering caused by a pressroom mix up. The mistake is acknowledged as a one time issue and authorities pledge it will not recur.
The column notes the Borba and Kinnamin families visiting homes in Hazel Bend, moves of the Beare Newman and Cadillac households, and the Scott family relocating near Qekaman. It reports the death of Mrs M J Dye, mother of Mrs W Kinnamin, offering condolences, and mentions the shock of Joe Dono sen's wood auction.
Mrs Chartier has been quite ill the last week. Mrs Daley of Brighton visited her daughter Mrs Sederburg last Monday. Mints Landberg left on the Monday train for Portland. Mrs Hoover mother of James and ped has been very ill but is improving. Mrs Hart and Mrs Mix were Baghton visitors last Saturday. William Allen left Sunday to visit friends in Portland. Grace Nelson has been confined at home with a bad cold for several days. Bob Carson has gone to Carlton to make his future home. Mrs Guillett returned to her home. Interes t but no profit promotes a discussion on poultry production and economics with expert insights from A Lonn head of poultry husbandry at the A A Experiment station. He notes average yields and costs affecting profit for hen eggs and flock performance.
In Portland a brief visit with her daughter led Mrs. Dick Owens Mr. Canterbury and the Sunday School group to hike to Jetty Avenue Bay. Mrs. Tablet attended church Sunday after several weeks away.
The report notes Oregon fowls average about 100 eggs per bird yearly. Commercial farms vary from 10 to 150 eggs weekly, with six dozen needed to cover interest on buildings and equipment and to earn a profit.
A Tillamook lodge extends sympathy to the bereaved family of Free man J Jackson. The chapter will be draped in mourning for thirty days and copies of the resolutions will be sent to the family and published in The Tillamook Herald. Ww. N. Bays submits.
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