St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-10-28
Oron Lear is visiting his
father, d. o. Lear, at Salem.

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Max Widmer has purchased a
home on North 1vanhoe street.
A dance will be given next We'd
nesday evening at Moose hall by
the Fraternal Boosters. Admission
35 cents. All invited.
The Laurelwood Past Noble
Grand club will meet at the home
of Sister Pearl Beckman, 232 w.
Tyler, Nov. 3rd at 2 p. m.
Word was received today from
Victor Barrett stating that he had
landed In San Francisco Oct 24th
on the schooner Geo. Z. Billings.
The Altruistic club, pythiau Sis
tiers, of Rose Temple, will meet with
Sister feeling, arg W.Tyler street,
on Tuesday, Nov. rst All come
early.
| +. A. Charboneau of the Bum
galow Grocery has recovered
from an attack of typhoid fever
and is again at his post of duty,
ready and willing to meet old and
new friends.
The James John High has gotten
out some unique arrangements that
can be used either for megaphones,
paper hats or fans, one side cover
ed with advertising to defray the
cost.
Mrs. ]. c. Scott died at her
home, l02 Central avenue. st.
Johns, October 25th. at 10
o'clock a. m, the funeral taking
place yesterday at 2 p. m. The
obituary notice will appear next
week.
st. Johns United Evangelical
church. Rev. j. Holdeman. pas.
tor. Services next Sunday morn
ing and evening. We will
observe Good Literature Day in
connection with the morning
service. A cordial welcome to
all. Reported.
A campaign for new members
lof the st. Johns Community
Club is now on. All who join
now will receive a membership
card for the balance Of this year
and oil of next year. The Club
is a good thing to belong to.
lSend in your membership appli-
cation together with one dollar
TO Mrs. Montgomery. secretary.
and receive a 1922 member
ship card.
| We hereby wish to express our
heartfelt gratitude TO our many
Friends and neighbors. also mem.
bers of the M. w. A. camp and
Masonic lodge. the Peninsula
Lumber Company. and employees
and members of the Seventh
Day Adventist church for their
sincere sympathy and beautiful
floral gifts during our recent
bereavement. MIR. and Mrs. G. c
Hutchinson.
Ninety-one vessels. seventy OF
which were trans-oceanic. which
called at this Port during the
month of August left over
81 $50, 600 in new and real money
with the people of Portland fol
labor and supplies. August wai
the biggest month Of business
this Port ever had. Clearancei
during the first eight months oi
the year were l.575. 207 tons al
compared with 8l9. .208 for the
same period last year.
| A meeting of the parents
and friends of the Willism'
school is called for Monday. DC
tober 3lst. at 2:30 p. m. for the
purpose of organizing a Parent
Teachers Association. Every par
ent and friend of education il
urged to be present. Mrs. w. H.
Rathgate. president of the Par
ent- Teachers Council. and Mrs
George Perkins. chairman OF
lcommittee of organization anC
extension. will be present Il
assist in the organization. Come
and make the first meeting
worth while. e.-Reported.
Miss Georgia Rich presented il
the FIRST of a series OF informal stu
dio musicales Yvonne Smith anC
Marion Milne. Each little Miss ha.
studied less than year; their many
friends present enjoyed their play
ing OF solos and duets, their tech
mic. tone quality and interpretativs
ability, each playing fifteen pieces
from memory. The residence studio
was prettily decorated, while puncl
was served by Miss Julia Bybee
Mr.. John Oliver entertained with |
group of violin solos. Miss Ricl
playing the accompaniments. Th'
program will be repeated Saturday
evening, October 29th, at Mis-
Rich's St. Johns studio for the con
venience of the St. Johns pupil
aud friends.
RE. Hill Of Zillah, Wash, motore'
down TO St.Johns for week end visit wit
! Roy Jacobs and family aud G. S. Clut
! and family, relatives. Saturday TN
party motored to St. Helens to visit l.
r. Clnte and wife. This is Mr.. Hill
hrst visit to Portland and was very muc
impressed with the country and couldn
see Uhy any one could wish for a nice