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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
5
Day by day news from Fernwood and Dundee recounts illness and recovery among residents, meetings of the Ladies Embroidery club, a wedding on April 6, and various visits and travels. School reports praise attendance, a PTA program excited locals, and community members mourn a death while others recover from illness and travel for health care in Portland and Salem.
William Wilson visited Portland to see his mother. Miss Sally Buck works on prune or chard at Eola. Roy Robertson returns to the coast for dairy business. Rose Hess and Roy Eddens wed on Saturday at the Eddens farm in Red. School party for faculty and students. Local visitors include George Prosser and O C Yocum. China Relief stamps promoted by Yamhill clubs. Dundee Memorial Park Association met to discuss tree plantings and care plans. Several residents ill or visiting relatives. 90 pound baby born to Lisle Hubbard and wife. Rex and Springbrook baseball game ended 30 to 10. Adam Velte dies aged 88. April 8 Rex School program and lunch. Robert Brown and wife celebrate 17th anniversary with friends.
Mr. Lemon returns to activity in Springbrook while Mrs. Carl Miller reports rhubarb shipments from the area. Farmers keep busy improving scenes as R. H. Hammond of Springbrook Grocery visits Portland on business. Mrs. Malcolm Booth visits from Portland to see her mother Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. Jay Fullerton travels to Wheeler after her sister Mrs. Alva Heater’s funeral. The Duncan Bros. begin enlarging operations.
L Ralston made a business trip to Portland last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Persons sold their ten acre tract with home to Mr Kennedy. The family will remain here until school ends. Mrs Mary E Hodges and Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson and the girls Beasie and Carroll were Sunday visitors at the Johnson home. Mrs Alta Christenson and Master Don went to Dufur Oregon to see the Ella Christenson family. Mrs Quinn is quite ok. The Parent Teachers association will hold their meeting again on Friday the 15th. There will be music and a debate and other numbers on the program. The W C T U ladies are invited to the home of Mrs Elwood Hodson for an all day meeting next Wednesday. They expect to quilt on a bed quilt set up by Mrs Hodson. Mr and Mrs L A Christensen entertained a number of their friends and neighbors at dinner last Sunday. All enjoyed the day and it was a jolly crowd around the table with many good things to eat.
Hans Leffler drives with his Fordson for H. C. Bake Edgar Washbond with Floyd Shaw. A committee was appointed last Sunday to draft resolutions in favor of national disarmament. Mrs. C. W. Smith and son Charles left for Seattle for a visit. Eric Thumburg returns to Ewing school Tuesday. Ladies' Aid hosts and visits occur. Ewing school visits include S. S. Duncan Anna T. Smith Joe Sullivan Mrs. Goodin. W C T U members meet to further work. Robert Cook family returns from California to visit relatives. Church elects trustees deacons and treasurer Fendall. The Graphic seeks a local, active correspondent. contact us if not represented.
Mrs Mary EB Williams received word that her son Clair was killed in Chehalis Washington where he had recently gone. He leaves a wife and a little daughter. Mrs Williams and son Richard will depart for Chehalis on Friday morning.
The Graphic announces new readers added to its circulation for the past week. Names include W. W. Nason F. D. Eckerson Mrs. Marie Anderson Earl Pinney William Greenwell and Mrs. Byron Brown. If not a reader now your name may appear next week.
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