Local Folks Share News From Newberg Area
A wide array of visits and hometown events fill the parroting column. Portland and Southern Oregon guests call on families while university students return for Easter and spring break.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
5
A wide array of visits and hometown events fill the parroting column. Portland and Southern Oregon guests call on families while university students return for Easter and spring break.
Mary Jane Skinkle born February 6 1841 in Columbia County New York. She married George M Graves on October 22 1861 and lived in Minnesota Lake Minnesota for 28 years before moving to Newberg in 1889. Survived by ten children six sons four daughters her husband two brothers one sister two daughters in law fifteen grandchildren and four daughters in law. She passed away after years of illness four months of serious decline and expressed faith that Jesus saves.
Entertainment at Duncan's Hall on the 28th and 29th promises a highly amusing comedy, expected to draw a large local audience.
In Newberg a farce unfolds as two college couples try to rendezvous with an aunt as chaperon missing. A gentleman friend in disguise steps in, sparking romance between two young women and entangling the would be suitors. Cast includes Wykeham Chesney Wortman and many local names. Tickets go on sale Tuesday at Ferguson and Hudson drug stores.
Weather observer W L Powers of Oregon Agricultural College notes that last month had unusually low rainfall and many warm clear days. March precipitation totaled 0.75 inches, far below the normal 4.62 inches, with 3.87 inches below normal and the driest in fifteen to twenty years. The rainfall year ending September 1 shows a 4.68 inch deficiency.
Esther Green visits home while Mrs. Collins from Colorado visits Honey’s. Hendrickson family attends a brother’s funeral in Portland. Easter Sunday School services receive praise and the Literary Society debates land value taxation in favor and women suffrage next. WCTU met at Mrs. Tangen’s home with several ladies in attendance.
The Presbyterian Church announces next Sunday morning sermon on The Most Profitable Sunday. The evening sermon will discuss The Difference Between a Good Man and a Bad Man.
The text explains how a watch can serve as a compass. By pointing the hour hand toward the sun, south lies midway between the hour hand and 12. It uses the anecdote of Stanley meeting a Belgian sailor to illustrate navigation without getting lost.
Star Theatre presents shows Friday and Saturday with a Saturday matinee. Film or feature listings appear in the program. check local notices for start times and admission details.
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