Liberty Loan Day in Newberg Draws Crowd and Baseball
Opened with a 94 car automobile parade up North Meridian and First Street featuring Ford cars and Red Cross nurses. A park program included Rev Ezra Hayes and Col Milt Miller with a war context followed by a college vs married men baseball game ending 10 to 8 for the married men.
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Liberty Loan
Newberg
Meridian Street
Otlock
First Street
Detroit
Ford
Fernwood
Red Cross
S. L. Parrett
Liberty Loan Committee
Ezra Hayes
Frank Zumwalt
W. W. Nelson
W. S. Allan
Lieutenant Montgomery
Portland
Stagers
Sullivan
Krietz
Shaw
McKinney
Billy’ Sullivan
Shower Honors Miss Dimmock Before Her Wedding
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. J. E. Whiton hosted a gathering of Miss Zella Dimmock’s friends at 215 South River Street. They brought gifts for the bride to be and prepared a “wonder book” for her upcoming marriage to Fred A Williams of the First Aid Hospital Corps now stationed at Camp Lewis Tacoma. Light refreshments were served.
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Zella Dimmock
J. E. Whiton
South River Street
Miss Dimmock
Fred A. Williams
First Aid Hospital Corps
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Woody Dunlap Wedding in Portland Home
Edgar Woody of Newberg and Miss Reba Dunlap of Portland married quietly at Rev O F Goettel’s home last Friday at 8 pm. A surprise shower followed at Ira Hutchens residence with forty friends giving useful household items for their Portland home. Refreshments provided by local ladies, prayer and hymn closed the evening.
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Edgar Woody
Newberg
Reba Dunlap
Portland
O. F. Goettel
Ira Hutchens
Tenth
Willamette
Voters urged to confirm registration before primary
Voters are reminded that the registration deadline is April 16 and to ensure they are properly registered. Those who have not moved since the last election may not need to reregister, but movers must update their registration. If neglected, voting may require a sworn vote on election day. Call F. A. Morris, local registrar, to address the matter.
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F. A. Morris
Mrs. Ida J. Wiley Dies at Rex Home
Mrs. Ida J. Wiley, born August 20 1863 in New Providence Iowa, died last Saturday at the Rex home of N L Wiley. She lived in Rex for decades with her husband two daughters Ruth Astleford and Halcyon and two sons Ross and Willard in the army at Camp Lewis. Funeral at the Friends church in Newberg conducted by Rev Elmer Pemberton drew many relatives and friends.
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N. L. Wiley
Rex
New Providence
Iowa
Elias
Mary Jane Jessup
Oregon
Newberg
Wiley
Friends Church
Ida J. Wiley
Ruth Astleford
Los Angeles
Halcyon
Salem
Obituary for Thomas Edgar Hobson of Newberg Oregon
Thomas Edgar Hobson born January 23 1860 in Flordin Iowa moved with family to Jewel Kansas married Louisa M Daily November 17 1881 eleven children born. He settled in Newberg Oregon in 1890 living there until his death April 2 peacefully with his wife and eight of his children at his side. One son Clyde died six years ago and two children in Canada arrived too late for closure. He was a member of the Christian church in Newberg.
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Thomas Edgar Hobson
Flordin County
Iowa
Jewel County
Kansas
Louisa M. Dailey
Oregon
Newberg
Clyde
Canada
Christian Church
Willamette Presbytery Session At Local Church
The Willamette Presbytery met at the local church with about thirty ministers and elders. Rev. W. M. Case moderated. Rev. George Pratt served as clerk. Delegates elected to the General Assembly to meet in Columbus, Ohio, May 16 included W. H. Lee Albany A. C. Weller Waldport W. P. Lafferty Corvallis and A. Blackburn Lebanon.
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Willamette Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
W. M. Case
Eugene
George Pratt
Newport
Columbus
Ohio
W. H. Lee
Albany
A. C. Weller
Waldport
W. P. Lafferty
Pres
Woodburn
Tor Set
Portland
Names of Oregon Masons and Woodburn members listed
A list of individuals including J. R. N. Bell Corvallis G. A. McKinley Spring Valley James Rai Newport J. H. Mack Woodburn J. G. Iddings Woodburn Jacob Voorhees Woodburn D. E. Hickox Woodburn W. L. Jackson Albany A. W. Blackburn Lebanon H. Y. Kirkpatrick Lebanon appears in a local directory or fraternal roll.
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J. R. N. Bell
Corvallis
G. A.mckinley
Spring Valley
James Rai
Newport
J. H. Mack
Woodburn
J. G. Iddings
Jacob Voorhees
D. E. Hickox
W.L. Jackson
Albany
A. W. Blackburn
Lebanon
H. Y. ‘Kirkpatrick
A Musical Treat by the Presbyterian Choir
Last Sunday the Presbyterian choir presented a sacred concert to a large audience at the church. Conductor Dr. Lee led the performance with notable numbers including The Home Land duet by Mrs. Chas. A. Morris and Mrs. Georgiana Babcock and Miss Florence Bassett solo. The anthem Hark Hark My Soul was praised. Miss Britt the accompanist earned high credit and the program featured beautiful but difficult pieces. The article hopes for more concerts in the future.
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Presbyterian
Lee
Chas. A. Morris
Georgiana Babcock
Florence Bassett
Britt
Letter from committee on Friends relief in France
M. P. Elliott reports a committee letter stating the unit is safe and active. It notes work in France has been minimally affected by the offensive, with 50 of 350 Friends serving in the invaded district and plans for expanded relief efforts under French authorities in the upper Marne region.
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M. P. Elliott
France
Charles Evans
Upper
Marne
Paris
Pacific College Auxiliary Food Sale At Crede's Market
The Pacific College Auxiliary announces a food sale and fancy work event at Crede's Market next Saturday April 13, postponed from the prior Saturday before Easter. Funds support college activities and student programs.
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Crede’s
Pacific College
Crede's Market
Knocker Found as Suitcase Remains Near Rex
Found on a road near Rex, a suitcase contains a note about knockering. The message quotes Eugene Register and invites inquiries at the office. Local authorities seek information about the case.
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Rex
Mr. Allen Describes Delaware and Its History
Forest Allen of Dazey Tree Co. travels the U S and shares facts about Delaware. He notes Delaware has three counties with Wilmington as its only city above 5 000, Swedes settled in 1609, mean temp 55 degrees and 45 to 50 inches of rain annually.
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Forest Allen
Newberg
Dazey Tree Co
Kent
Ohio
United States
Delaware
Union
Wilmington
DuPont
City
Delaware River
New Jersey
Christiana Creek
Brandywine Creek
Brandywine
Washington
Philadelphia
Card of Thanks for Mrs Johnson
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of our wife and mother. Grateful for the beautiful floral offerings. David Johnson and Family.
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David Johnson and
The Way of the Transgressor
Jesse Williams alias Harry Collis was brought to Marshfield jail on $500 bail on adultery charges. He had left his wife and daughter in Everett, Washington, to live with Betsy Wells, mother of eight, at Eastside as her husband. Wells’s husband John Wells sent $50 monthly and Williams traveled 20,000 miles seeking to punish the alleged lover.
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Jesse Williams
Harry Collis
Constable Cox
Marshfield
Everett
Washington
Betsy Wells
Eastside
John Wells
Moosejaw
Alberta
Cogquille Sentinel
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