Local and Personal News Highlights from Newberg Area
William Grenwell of Dundee visited Newberg on Monday while Rev. Oscar Huddleston traveled from Port land Tuesday morning. Several local residents, including Chas. B. Wilson and Hilo Island visitors, were noted in brief entries with church, school, and community events. The Chemaway Indians baseball team hosts Pacific College on the 15th, and the Portland Symphony Orchestra performed in the city auditorium with Easter carols by Portland singers.
Brantano Couple Return Home to Bend After Visit
Rudolph Brantano and wife depart Tuesday for Bend Oregon after spending a week with Mr. Brantano’s father in St. Paul The husband has been ill but is now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Brantano
Bend
Oregon
Mr. Brantano
St. Paul
Contractor Starts $4000 Bungalow for Jerry Conner
Thomas Herd reports a contract to build a fine bungalow worth 4000 dollars on Jerry Conner’s property across the river. The project signals a growing wave of new homes expected in Newberg this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Herd
Jerry Conner
Newberg
Mrs Wood expects daughter arrival. possible permanent move
Mrs M J Wood anticipates daughter Mrs Louis Tebbe of Kansas City Missouri visiting for the summer and possibly settling in Newberg. The Newberg Advertiser and later Newberg Leader may have suspended publication. Elford Chamberlain remove display piers aiding entrances and lighting at Newberg Grocery. Harold Alvord found dead in San Diego. sister Esther heads there to learn details. Alvord served in the 4th U S Cavalry and on the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wood
Louis Tebbe
Kansas City
Missouri
Elford & Chamberlain
Newberg Grocery
Ohmart Bros
Hess Candy Kitchen
C. E. Akers
Harold Alvord
San Diego
California
Esther Alvord
Young Alvord
4Th
U. S. Cavalry
Hadley outlines Graves Canning Co expansion in Sherwood
Vivian Hadley reports Graves Canning Co plans Sherwood plant improvements totaling 10 000 to 15 000 dollars this spring. A large pack will be erected and strawberry processing is expected to begin around mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Hadley
Sherwood
Graves Canning Co
Hadley
Livengoods Move to Mc Minnville for Railroad Job
Mr and Mrs A L Livengood relocate from B L Hicks ranch in Fernwood district to Mc Minnville. Mr Livengood takes a position with the Southern Pacific Railroad company.
Thieves Recover Harness Stolen Across River
Three sets of harness stolen late last week from residents across the river were found in a Portland livery stable. No arrests have been made yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Armstrongs Visit While Miner Convention Opens
Mrs. L. K. Armstrong and her Spokane daughter stay with Mrs. William Frazier as Mr Armstrong, a mining engineer, attends a miners convention in Portland. Mrs. Frazier and Mrs. Armstrong are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Armstrong
Spokane
William Frazier
Armstrong
Portland
Frazier
Mrs. Armstrong
Chandos Chase Celebrate First Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Chandos Chase celebrated their first wedding anniversary at 211 Washington Street with a special dinner for many friends and relatives. The event occurred on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Chandos Chase
Washington Street
Josie Everest residence work finished near town
Eckerson and Leedy report completion of home improvements on the Josie Everest residence three-fourths of a mile east of town. Work included roof, front porch, interior remodeling, bathroom, painting inside and out, and interior papering. Mrs. W Y Arthur of Twin Falls Idaho visited a year ago.
Newberg Baseball Team Opens Season with Two Wins
The Newberg public school base ball team opened the season with a 12 to 5 victory over Springbrook in five innings. On Monday afternoon they defeated the first and second year academy from Pacific College by 16 to 5 in a seven inning game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg Public School
Springbrook
Academy
Pacific College
Newberg Graphic Welcomes First New Subscriber
W. W. Nason, recently from Marshfield Oregon, has bought the Fred Blanchard three acre property on Wynooski Street and becomes the Graphic's first new subscriber under the present season. The paper invites more newcomers to engage with the community through its columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Nason
Marshfield
Oregon
Fred Blanchard
Wynooski Street
Graphic
Blanchard
Newberg
The
Local arrests and community notes in Newberg area
Latourelle of Portland and a Willamina girl were arrested for violating local marriage ordinances after being found registered as man and wife in a local hotel. The man previously faced trouble for hiding funds and was fined. the girl’s father took her home. Attorney Flegel of Portland spoke at a M E church meeting aiding Chinese and Armenian relief drives, with committees formed to organize a Newberg campaign. Mrs. Bankson’s illness prompted care from nieces and friends, while C E Akers left the realty firm to buy a large Albany printing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latourelle
Portland
Willamina
Flegel
M. E. Church
Newberg
Rev. Lee
The
Presbyterian Church
G. N. Beaumont
L. H. Phillips
Parrott Mountain
Mary E. Bankeson
Romig
Bankson
Eis
C. E. Akers
W. E. White & Co
Albany
Mr. Akers
Mr. Akera
Ward of Portland promotes Southern Idaho Land & Power bond
T H Ward of Portland visited Tuesday to back a 150000 dollar bond issue from Southern Idaho Land & Power Co. He plans regular trips to promote sales in the area and aims to place substantial chunks of the issue with local residents. Ward served in the aviation division in World War I with the Lafayette Escadrille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Ward
Portland
Southern Idaho Land & Power Co
Ward
Hic
Lafayette Escadrille
Semmes to visit family in Goldendale Washington
C W Semmes of the Graphic force will leave Saturday morning for Goldendale Washington to spend a week with his family not seen since Christmas. Perry Spenney erects a porch across the front of his South Main Street residence and repapers the interior with C E Yarnell doing the work. A roof fire at ex Councilman Low’s home last Saturday noon caused by chimney burning out produced little damage. Miss Eunice Lewin and Miss Mary L Johnson from the college faculty traveled to Portland Sunday afternoon to hear the Portland Symphony Orchestra Easter concert, praising the large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbery
Portland Symphony Orchestra
Portland
C. W. Semmes
The
Graphic Force
Goldendale
Washington
Perry Spenney
South Main Street
C. E. Yarnell
Low
Eunice Lewin
Mary JL. Johnson
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Receptions Forty-Two New Members
The society held its monthly meeting at Mrs. W. W. Nelson's home on Tuesday. A reception was held for forty-two new members, followed by a program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
W. W. Nelson
Horseradish Seed Prank Spurs Rice Gag in Newberg
A prank mis labeled horseradish seed as rice in Newberg amusements leaves young women amused and vowing revenge. The Monday Evening Musical club hosted by Miss Helen Scott and Mrs. Swart featured readings by Mrs. Swart and songs by Mrs. Babcock and Mrs. Newmeyer with a roll call of American composers. County court announces Pacific Highway work starting April to connect Portland with McMinnville, paving to reach the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Scott
Mrs. Swart
Newberg
West Dayton
Portland
McMinnville
Florence Bassett to Spend Six Months in Glenwood Springs
Miss Florence Bassett travels from Portland to visit family then leaves for Glenwood Springs Colorado to recuperate health for six months or a year while remaining with sister Mrs Lucile Bassett McKeown who has been ill with typhoid fever. Chas Morris jeweler installed mustard gas protection in his safe a strong burglary defense and First National bank also equipped with the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bassett
Portland
Glenwood Springs
Colorado
Lucile Bassett McKeown
Chas. Morris
First National Bank
Card of Thanks for Loss of Dear Mother and Grandmother
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during illness and after death. Thanks for the floral offerings from Mrs. Holmes Hayman and family, Mrs. E. C. Moore, and Mrs. G. F. Drisgill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Hayman
E. C. Moore
G. F. Drisgill
Community thanks for kindness after bereavement
The family of T. M. Woodruff and daughter Bertha Walker expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy and flowers during their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Woodruff
Bertha Walker
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William Grenwell
Dundee
Oscar Huddleston
George Round
School Street
Mrs
Bert Travis
Mrs. Gideon
John and
George Oldenberg
C. N. Semmes
H. Mott
George Graves
Maccabees
Chas. B. Wilson
Yambill
McMinneville
Hilo
Hiawall
Ruth Heston
Long Beach
Hilma Anderson
Fargo
N. C
W. T. Anderson
F. D. Hutchinson of
Cc. B. Sanders
Hancock Street
Geo. Larkin
Cesar
County Sheriff's Office
J. T. Wood
Tts
M. E
Phil Bates
Col. E. Hofer
Graphic Office
Stella Hubbard
Lisle Hubbard
Rex
8. F. Wallace
Hattie
Floyd
Seattle
G. Y. Edwards
Chemaway Indians
Platt Brog
Canada
Newberg Advertiser
Newberg Leader
New- TE
W. Y. Arthur
Twin Falls
Idaho
Arthur
C. K. Spaulding Company
Baptist Choir
Centralia
Parent-Teachers’ Association of the
Chehalem Center School
Kohl
van Valin
Attorney Butts
Butts
Graham
Nyal
Kendrick’s Grocery
First
Meridian
C. A. Morris
Laura C. Addison
Hurley Machine Company OF
Chicago
Thor Electric
Thor Electric Ironer
Miss Addison
Thor
Yamhill Electric Company
Ewberg, Orego
Lynn B. Ferguson
Rexall
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