Community Notes and Local Appointments in Weston
Weston residents share visits and travel as families plan moves to Umapine Oregon and Tillamook Oregon. clergy and teachers prepare new roles while local clubs organize youth activities and a Ford body drawing gains local attention. Prominent events include Theo Earle concert October 22 and a new Red Cross led home hygiene course with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Duncan
Corvallis
E. F. Wriggle
Tillamook
Oregon
Wriggle
First United Brethren Church
Weston
It’s a Peach of a Car the Overland Four
The Overland Four is introduced as a remarkable car with long sought features. Prospective buyers are invited to see, ride, and place orders, promising service, beauty, and superior riding qualities along with notable power.
Roosevelt Memorial Observances Set for County Schools
The county sets Roosevelt memorial events with a $1750 fund goal. Pastors are asked to speak on October 26 about Roosevelt life, and schools on October 27 to hold memory exercises. A pheasant hunter's shot at a crane near the barber shop prompts police explanation. Plus Ultra class holds meeting at Clara Starmer's home. officers elected include Ruby Price as president and Walter Rayborn as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essary
Umatilla County
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Clara Starmer
Ruby Price
Anna Lavender
Walter Rayborn
Weston Stockmen Elect Officers and Fall Riding Dates
In Weston the Stockmen's Association re-elected J. P. Lieuallen as president A. R. Shumway as vice president and C. A. Winn as secretary Trustees named were Bert March and Jack Steward The Toll Gate division riding is set for Monday this week while North Umatilla division starts October 27 A World Prohibition Rally with Hon L R Horton of the Anti-Saloon League is planned for October 22 at the Methodist church Admittance is free Smallpox cases noted at the Lucas residence and Walter Webb at Weston hotel with quarantine in effect D D Earp visiting from Walla Walla and fruit and potato notes from locals Dill Trajan Tucker and E R Hall also mentioned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Stockmen’s Association
J. P. Lieuallen
A. R. Shumway
C. A. Winn
Bert March
Jack Steward
Toll Gate
North
Umatilla
America
Methodist Church
L. R. Horton
Anti-Saloon League
F. G. Lucas
Lucas
Pomeroy Street
Walter Webb
Weston Hotel
D. D. Earp
Weston
Walla Walla
Dill
Enjoyable Guild Meeting Opens At Mrs Price Home
Mrs. Marvin Price and Mrs. Sim Culley hosted All Saints' Guild at Price home with fern and palm decor. A short Edison phonograph music program preceded a business session, social time, and refreshments served by Mrs. Price and Miss Dor is Barnes. eleven members and six guests attended and four new members were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Price
Sim J. Culley
All Saints’ Guild
Price
Edison Phonograph
Doris Barnes
Frank Harris Davis
Blew Love
Mary McNee
H. Goodwin
L. S. Wood
J. H. Price
Guild
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Leon Lundell
Milton
Iast
Lizzie Lansdale
Ralph
Umapine, Oregon
Louise Rintoul
D. K. Garret
Dainie le
Were .V. Bell
J, Eb, Jones
George Healest
BE. R. York
Kittie Ray
Portland
Martha van Winkle
John Bonewits
E. E. Tucker
Joe Blomgren
A. J. Starmer
Baker
HS. Shanee
Frederic L. McGrew
A. W. Rogers Place
John Bowker
H. A. Dowd
Washtucna
Honolulu
Seattle
F.G. Lucas
Clarence Hand
Pythian Grand Lodge
Sarah Rowland
Theo Earle
Keylor Grand Theater
Women’s Park Club
E.R. Hall
Worth Watts
Edna ‘Hollenbeck
Mabel’ Colvin
House
Stasia Walsh
Umatilla County Cross Station
Red Crom
St. Culley
Roy W. Ritner
Roosevelt Memorial Association
S. A. Barnes
Harness Store
J. D. Whitman
Sim Culley
Huntsman
C. W. Avery
Weston Mills
Joe Hodgson
Trajan Tucker
Eeho
Santingo
Chile
China
Confucius
Italy
Memorial Hall
Weston Communal Memorial
Sinbad the Sailor
Memorial Association
M. L. Watts
Pioneer Association
Lela Saling
Harold Warner
American Jay Reading
Gail Miller Williams
Gloria
Mocart
Dorothy Phillips
Miss Phillips
Universal
Werton
Hass & Sauer
Baker's Goods
Davis & Ellis
A.W. Lundell
Coat News
Weston Mercantile Co
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