Dayton tribune., December 26, 1928, Image 3

Pleasantdale
family spent Christmas day at th*
lard and Willi*, who are twins, and Mwis, left Monday by motor for their their Christmas
home of their daughter and sister,
party for a couple I they used to say during tha filming
Paul,
of near Calgar, Canada, ar­ home in Los Angeles, California.
(Mrs. R. G. Hadley)
Mrs. Glen McFarlane.
of weeks on account of the illness of I of the silent drama.
rived
here
recently
to
visit
at
the
Mrs. Clifford Gibbons pleasantly en­
several of the member*.
Several from the community
Mr. and .Mr*. Bert McFarlane and home of her brother-in-law and sister,
tertained the Aloha Needle Club last
ta
1
Miss
tended
the
Christmas
program
I Arkansas Gazette—However, the
Thursday afternoon at her home 'laughter, ¡.aura Belle, were Christ. Mr. and Mr* Charley Hamilton. They
Flo Bingham has been help­
Dayton
Christmas
eve.
motored
here
and
after
Christmas
m«.
guests at the Robert Dixon
I ing out in the telephone office in Mc- evolutionary process by which mon­
I he room. were nicely decorated wkh ' ho
~ day
'
key* made men of themselves was
। keys
will continue their trip to California.
hoHy and a beautiful decorated Christ-1
Mr. and Mr*. Will Criteaer, who M,nnville during the Christmas week,
|
considerably
slower than the reverse
mas tree in the “ living
‘
room. A de- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Root and sons of
Announcement* have been received 1 have both been confined to their ; working on the local board.
syetem.
liclous luncheon was .erved by the^.wberg are moving this week to the her* by relative^ of a son bom De- j home with the flu, are recovering
.
- 16 - at . North
.. — Platte, Nebraska,
rapidly.
hostess, assisted by Mr* Gubeer and Jacob Kiser place they recently
camber
I
Newspaper View*
Rushville
Republ ican— N owadays
pUT'
Mrs. Boulden.
to Mr. and Mr*. Clayton Crawley, j
ihe Mftrrnoon wax chased.
j Publishers Syndicate—Perhaps the it’* getting •o that where there is
spent in visiting end needlework and '
Dinner guests, of Mr. and Mr*. I easiest way to keep in touch with al) smoke there must be
who ha* been named Tillman Arlan
. „
girls.
fixing up a box of scrap books and
™r' ttni Mrs. Ed Gravenhorst and and he weigh* 8'4 pound*.
Clayton Ed Reetz were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd . of your relatives is to own a cotuge
boy* to I«. sent to the Doernbecker fn,nlly
Christmas day at the is the eldest *on of Mr. and Mr*. Iv- Hariville, of Unionvale.
' at a summer resort.
Toledo Blade—Men can understand
Memorial hospital in Portland.
Lit J’ W’ ShiPPF home In Dayton.
Raymond Criteier, brother of Will
an Crawley, and formerly re* idl'd
a
_
how
Eve Rot
without clothes, but
tie Barbara Sweeney also gave
Crite*er, who haa been ill for the I Florence (Ala.)
in this community.
r*. -
Flora
and mis*
Misa Re-
l .,.
i
—- Wakefield
—aou
past
several
month*
in
a
Portland
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w
ho
is
clever
enough
to
be
boss
ati-
s
.
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O
a
on
^ Wlthout pockets
Christmas recitation „
Whirh was en- becca Pott., of Portland, were Chriat,
A full house greeted the teachers
home is also wise enough not to brag 111 a H^tery.
joyed by .11
Those present Were InMÄ f|ay CMj|erB Bt the H 0 |tM«j|e.y
and scholar* at the Unionvale school hospital, was the first patient to hr- about it.
Mendames Sweeney, Bramlet, Had home.
St. Paul Pineer Press—Will the
Friday evening where the following moved to the new Veteran’s hos-
lay, J. A. McFarlane, Bert McFar­
I
Detroit
New*
—
It
might
make
an
'
"
“
ncient
village” that Henry Ford is
ancient
ia
program
was
rendered:
Song,
“
Bell*
pital
the
fore
part
of
the
week.
lane, Flnnlcum, Boulden, Heston,
Nile Addison and son Lawrence are
are Chiming,” upper grade
girls.
, entrancing talking movie just to let I *oin*
huild have hitching post* or
Gubaar. the hostess and Mr*. Mula on the »ick list this week.
The Social Service Club postponed [ the actor* and actresses »ay wha» Parking «paces?
Reading, Welcome, Roscoe Woodward.
nux, of laifayette.
Everyone pres­
Vernon Hadley »pent the Christmas “Christmas in all Lands,” upper grade
ent received a Christmas gift.
pupils. Song, "When Folks Begin to
holiday* with friends at Newport.
Th Pleasantdale Improvement club
Whisper, primary pupil*.
Recita-
Mr. H and
held their regular monthly meeting
Mi Mrs.
T*’ William Stansberry, tion, “Santa Claus on the Train,”
and Mia*
Elva -- Aus- Shirley Braat.
Friday evening, December 21, at the ,
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Pantomime, " Twas
schoolhouse.
The Chriatma. prog
the Night Before Christmas. Solo,
ram given by the pupil, was well - yt
W,Uard
- ot Carlton, and Mrs. “Clear and Bright," Pearl Rowland.
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rendered and consisted of tWk? K*1* Mor,fa" w‘’re Christmas day Dialogue, "What is Christmas?” five
playetts, and recitations by Elmer and! m .“?
h < jme O i M”’
girl*. Reading,
1
“Poor Santa Claus,'
Veryl Edward, und iris Longfellow, j
‘her’
Kerw in Kerr.
Reading, “Santa’s
•I"« ■ quartette by Elmer Jackman.' Christma* day dinner guests at the Morning I Call,” Mary Alice Kerr.
Ed Gravenhorst. Mr*. Elsie Taylor home of Mr. and Mrs. G. 'I. Jackman "Santa Call* the Roll," primary
and Mrs. J. A' McFar,a"«. "nd a duet were Mr. and Mr*. Vance Newman of grades, “Oh, Jolly Old Saint Nick,”
Pantomime. “The
by Mr*. Taylor and Ed Gravenhorxt Mill City, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Walling primary grade*.
Durini/
*.rx*. i sa I kw hour M Wk
S Gubser
a. *
-- and
fl
1
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—
Night
After
Christmas.
“The Sea
During th*.
the social
D. L.
daughter
Ixiraine
of
HopewelL
«nu «iHugri
primary
grades.
Song,
sang two solos and C. L. Fowler gave Mr.
“ and Mr*. Charle* Hagan and son sons,”
tw«o . comic
were
.
„ readings
- which
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bord, Miss Deloris Jackman and Mr. “Christmas Bells,” Uppo/ grades.
Joycl by all. At the close of th. »nd Mr*. Walter Jackman and daugh- Recitation, Helping Santi,'* James
Rowland.
"Hanging
Up
Dol-
program a treat of candy and nuts tar Hetty Mae, all of Dayton.
)y’»
Stocking,” Winnifred
Bart-
were given to all present.
...
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Mr. and Mrs. J.
McFarlane, Bert ruff. Recitation, A Christmas Di-
*■ Iss
11.. W .. , I _
rg* I ay I lor, of Clackamas, ! McFarlane
set**
- A. Glen
is* Hazel
and — Mrs.
McFarlane1 lemna," Ruth Anderson. Dialogue,
spent the ( hristma* hoi da>* at the w<,re Portland visitors Saturday
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The Strike in Santa Claus Land,"
home of her mother, Mrs. Elsie Taylor.
upper grades. Song, "The Little Fir
Mrs. Jame* Wakefield and son Al- - Christmas day dinner guests at the Tree,"
upper
grades.
Dialogue,
va, and John LiUcher and Ken-' h01’1*'
^r' and Mr*. H. Thompson 'Grandpa'* Christmas Surprise, pri-
ncth Hadley were Portland visitor* I
Mr. sod Mr*. Elisha Manning mary grades. Duet, "Hurrah for
Friday.
Mr. Wakefield,
»u» who
wn_ has „ | "nd d«ughter, Irene, of McMinnville,
--------- -r Good
Good Old
Old Sa
Santa Claus ," Winnifred
ns let
a sever- j R"'Ph Tiif.mnaA»
__ and a ae
. a • •• «
been *• employed
in *f*
Tacoma for
Thompson, ..9
of 111..
Wauna,
Mr. and ■ Cordelia
Bartruff. "Through the
al months, returned home with them and Mrs. Arthur Robinson and son Telephone,” Billy Maxwell. “Watch­
and will spend the Christmas holiday* iI,avid
Dayton.
ing for Santa,” Billy Maxwell and
in Dayton.
. A. W. Bramlet and I<ewis Hazleton Edward Clow. Song, “While Christ­
Misa Minnie Gravcnhorst, of Flash-, °^ Independnce were Portland visitor* mas Time is Here," upper grade*.
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fijfilfi!Ji!Jiifi!J.T.!J^
^^HILE we pause for a moment
to look back over the year just
closing* we wish to thank you
for your patronage.
May your caravan through the
coming year travel along paths
of peace and happiness.
May health and prosperity at­
tend you and those you hold dear.
We wish you a Prosperous New Year
SHIPPY & FILER
er. North Dakota, spent a few day* ^tarday.
last week at the home of her brother, '
Mr«. Herman Wilson and son Her-
Ed Gravenhorst.
। bert of Sheridan visited Sunday at
Christmas day guest* at the home i the home of the former’» brother,
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sims were Mr. Fred Reichstein.
and Mr*. Sam Sims and family, Mr.
Ed Holdridge, of Eugene, a former
«nd Mrs. William Sim* and family, if
I ortland, Mr*. Besse Brown and resident of Webfoot, visited his old
daughters, John Murphy and son, of time friend, Fred Reichstein, Satur­
day evening.
J«nE w, Wn„ Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Young and family, of Portland, Mr.
and Mr*. Vernon Foster and Mr. and
Mr*. Riley Clark and family, of Day-1
ton.
(Mrs. C. L. Fowler)
Elmer Jackman and family moved
Many residents of this locality at­
from the Jacob Kiser place Saturday tended the Dayton high school senior
to the Henry Stermer place, near class play in Dayton Wednesday
Dayton.
evening.
Unionvale
£
Webfoot '
(Flo Bingham)
Friday night, December 21, the
school had their Christmas program,
which was attended by a large crowd, j
At the close of the program Santa dis- I
tributed candy to each one present.
The children exchanger! presents and 1
they were distributed from a beauti- '
fully decorated tree.
Guests Friday night of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Reetz were Mr. A. W. Reetz
and two daughter*, of Junction City.
Miss Lois Taylor, of Pleasantdale, '
was the week end guest of Esther 1
Kuhn.
Mrs. Curti* Young and children, of
Mr*. Robert Dixon was delightful-1
Portland arc spending the week at the
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kuhn and son
ly surprised at the Ladies Aid Tues-
home of the former's parents, Mr. ami
motored to Portland Friday, where
day,
when
she
was
tendered
a
-
Mrs. J. W Sims, helping care for
Re-
birthday handkerchief shower, 16' they spent the day shopping.
Mr. Sims, who is ill.
were received, besides other dainty • turning with them was Mr*. Kuhn’s
19 were in attendance. The i brother, Orville, of Newberg, who will
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reichstein and gift*.
son Clair were Sunday guests at the Aid has adjourned until January 2. ! stay until after Christmas.
Mrs. L. L. Thornton and Mrs. George
Wess Morgaricdge home.
Services were held Monday morn-
Antrim baked the birthday cakes
George Dorsey took twenty dressed for the delicious dinner served by the ing from Macy's chapel for Dennis
turkey* to Portland Monday.
York Nelson, 78, father of Mrs. R.
ladies.
8. Carr, who died at Seaside Thurs-
Mr. and Mr*. Tipton Tice, of Port­
The Rev. S. W. Hall of-
Fred Hodecker, of Camas, Wash., ■day.
land, were Sunday visitor* at the
Burial was in the McBride
Mis* Willett* Barratt, of Portland, ficiated.
home of the former's grandmother,
Mr. and Mr*. Charles K. Spaulding, cemetery, four miles west of Carl-
Mr*. David Robinson, and father, Jud­
Several from here attended
and son-in-law, Roy Mills, and his •ton.
son Tice.
Mr. Tice accompanied
son. Charles Mills and daughter Ila the funeral.
them back to Portand, where he will
| Mills of Salem were Sunday guests
spend a few days visiting.
Guests Sunday at the home of Mrs
| at the A. C. Heston home.
Louisa Hanville were Mr. and Mrs.
Mis*
Bessie Bramlet, who is
Robin Adair, representing the For- M. Bullock, of McMinnville, and Mrs.
teaching near Gaston is spending her
oat Grove creamery, was in this lo- H. Agee, mother of Mrs. Lloyd Han­
Christmas holidays at the home of
cality Tuesday in interest of the ville, also of McMinnville.
her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. A. W.
route which his company is scheduled
Bramlet
Mrs. Mary Dey was the guest
to start here December 24.
He
Christmas day of her daughter and
gave
report
of
his
fellow
town's
fel
­
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnstone of
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence War­
Bruxton, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Robinson low Carl Marcy, 16, meeting with ner.
very
favorably
impressing
older
pro
­
and daughter Marie of Laure!, Mr.
Mr. and Fred Lyman were the
and Mrs. Roy Robinson and son Rob­ fessional air travel enthusiastic» with
ert of Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Grover his amateur air mechanical ideas. dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson of Newberg, and Mr and Carl is son of Rev. Milton A. Mar­ Elmer Olson, of McMinnville.
Mrs. Bruce Hurt and son Lyle of cy, former Methodist minister of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Butts and son, who
Portland, were Christmas guests at. this locality.
have
been visiting at the home of the
the home of their mother, Mrs. David
Mrs. Lizzie Byers and sons Wil- latter’s folks, Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Robinson.
Lewis and Andrew Nichols, who are
students nt O . A. C., are spending
the Christmas holidays at the home
of their father, Asa Nichols.
Mr. and Mr*. J. A. McFarlane
«pent Chri«tma* at the home of Mr.
«nd Mrs. R. G. Hadley.
Mrs. A. W. Bramlet and daughters,
Jessie, Margaret and Maxine, Miss
Margaret Cinnamon and Lewis Hazel­
ton, of Independence, attended the
Christmas exercises, Monday, at the
school of Miss Bessie Bramlet, near
Gaton.
Mr. and Mrs. C.' B. Newhouse and
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Our fees are fair and within the
means of all.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edwards a.id
family spent Christmas at the home
of Mrs. Edwards’ brother Robert Cin­
namon.
Mr and Mrs Brooks Sweeney and
daughters, Barbara and Phyllis, were
Christmas dinner guests at the home
of Mrs. Jennie Murphy, in Day ton.
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