Local college fund grows as town news fills page
The city notes reveal the college building fund now totals 21 645 dollars. Several residents travel to Sherman county for farming matters while others return from Salem and Portland to shared hometown ties. A Blaine street improvement petition circulates as high school plans a Friday track meet with Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Harry White
Scotts Mills
W. E. Allison
Sherman County
J.J. Woods
Blaine Street
F. C. Stannard
Portland
Bankson
Neighborhood News From Newberg and Surrounds
Yewberg Mrs and Mrs H Schultz of Forest Grove moved into the C J Larson place and are pleased. Mr N C Maris from Portland visited relatives and toured Springhill dairy to see Gordon Jersey herd to be sold next month. Miss Jessie Britt returned from Vancouver B C with a appealing account to be printed next week. The Graphic asks for careful waste paper disposal to improve street appearance. High school to present musical program April 15 with readings and a box social. Miss Gussie Crawford returns from San Francisco and resumes nursing work. Mrs Ruth Heston home from Redlands visit with niece Elizabeth Pearson summer guest. Loyal Temperance Legion hosts second social at Methodist church. new members join the Band. L M Parker and sons swap farm for 960 acre wheat farm near Heppner, through White & Nichols and Moore Investment Co. S P Timberlake visits Willamina. W L Robertson, former Newberg resident, to sing professionally. Mrs Florence Chalmers attends grandmother Cummins funeral and donates to Pacific College building fund. Mr and Mrs Hollingsworth host reception for newlyweds Joe Hollingsworth. E C Baird buys half interest in lot for modern two story Newberg brick building with stock and offices. plans underway. Allen-Reynolds Hardware Co gives away a buggy. ticket draw selects Mr Whitlow as winner. 13 rigs sold that day. J W Hobbs resigns as revenue officer, to start business in Eugene. Miss Ira Hughes to be married to Avon Stone. linen shower hosted by Gertrude Ward and Josephine Hyde with many gifts.
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H. Schultz
Forest Grove
C. J
Newberg Christian Church Sets Anniversary Events
Preaching at Sabbath services includes a morning sermon with the Lord's Supper and an evening message on Pilate's Great Question. The ordination of an elder features a talk on Presbyterianism and the evening topic is The Value of the Old Testament. Third Anniversary on April 9 with sessions from 2:30 p.m. J W Jenkins of McCoy delivers the address and preaches Sunday.
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Pilate
Newberg Christian Church
J. W. Jenkins
McCoy
Laurant Delights At Lyceum Closing Night
The lyceum course finished strong with every number praised by season ticket holders. Eugene Laurant closed the program as the star attraction thrilling an audience that set a record for Friday night. Laurant wowed spectators with high class clean tricks and eye deception that stood out in the evening.
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Lyceum
Eugene Laurant
Laurant
Mrs Madson Hosts Eightieth Birthday Tea
Mrs S J Madson entertained a few ladies Wednesday afternoon in honor of her mother Mrs Karen Madson eightieth birthday. The gathering was a pleasant surprise with old friends renewing connections and refreshments served at the close. Guests included Mrs J C Clementson Mrs E L Evans Mrs Soren Nelson Mrs Charles Johnson and Mrs Jenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Madson
Karen Madson
Madson
J. C. Clemenson
E. L. Evans
Soren - Nelson
Charles Johnson
Jenson
Missionary Sermon by Prof Crumly at Local Pulpit
Prof H D Crumly delivered a fine missionary sermon from the pulpit here last Sunday. Next Wednesday marks the next W C T U meeting and Mrs R W Everest will conduct a Mother's meeting program. One of Mr Paulsen's horses injured its foot on barbed wire recently. Miss Edna Everest spent last week in Newberg with her aunt.
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H. D. Crumly
Mr. Paulsen
Edna
Everest
Newberg
R. W. Everest
Change in Firm Sells Caldwell Interest to Ferguson
F H Caldwell sells his interest in the drug firm F H Caldwell and Co to L B Ferguson who will continue the business. Caldwell will focus on farming in West Chehalem for now.
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R. Maxson
North Main Street
Willamette
Amity
F. H. Caldwell
F. H. Caldwell & Co
L. B. Ferguson
Mr. Caldwell
West Chehalem
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Friends Church
James
Brethren Church
Dayton High School
Emma Dorrance
Sheridan Street
Dr. Larkin
Josie Fields
Wichita
Kansas
Oregon
Miller
Third and Main
Pulsky
Fourth and
Main
W. J. Reagan
Chehalem Mountain
Parker Farm
Fred Kennedy
Newman
Thos. Warner
Alma
Nebraska
Orin Macy
Thomas Roode
Mack Kaufman
Wabash
Indiana
Wm. Wiley
Low
John McCann
Kansas City
Yewberg
Jessie Britt
Vancouver
B. C
Gussie Crawford
San Francisco
Rose City
Ruth Heston
Redlands
California
Elizabeth Pearson
Mrs. Heston
Loyal Temperance Legion
Methodist Church
Mary E. C. Scorr
Oregon Electric
Springbrook
L. M
White & Nichols
Moore Investment Co
S. P. Timberlake
Willamina
Sam
City Opera House
W. L. Robertson
Solomon Leyi
Florence Chalmers
Cummins
Pacific College
Fifth Street
W. W. Hollingsworth
Joe Hollingsworth
E. C. Baird
First Street
Harger
J. D. Gordon
Allen-Reynolds Hardware Co
Amos Nelson
D. P. Strait
L. M. Smith
Whitlow
J. W. Hobbs
Eugene
Hobbs
Gertrude Ward
Josephine Hyde
Ira Hughes
Avon Stone
Iva Hughes
Mary Hyde
Maude Gregory
Rhea Hunt
Lela Heveland
Etta Andrews
Ruth Gilbert
Kathryn Bryan
Elva Cory
Belva Strait
Gladys Trew
Presbyterian Church
Christian Tabernacle
Geo. C. Riitchey
Mrs. Madson
Newberg Agents
Utz
Newberg’s
Utz&Dunn
Patent Colt
Gun Metal
Box Call
Vici
Florsheim
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