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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1921
Page
4
The Graphic urges each district to supply a local correspondent. If a district lacks representation, readers are encouraged to phone or write with their proposition to join the correspondence network.
John Hadden visits his niece Mrs. C Salle in Newberg while Mrs. L A Brisbine is ill. A Portland cousin visits Mrs W M Carter. Grandparents Mr and Mrs A H Boyd welcome a baby boy. Rudolph Wenger grafts walnuts at Withycomb farm near Gaston. Geo Wenger Miss Clara attend a Ray Belfast dance. Clara Hertig returns to school after rheumatism. Cook boys return from California. A F Hertig family visits Savies Island and the Good Samaritan hospital for a broken leg recovery.
The column records births and visits including a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Boyd. Various locals share visits with relatives, church events, and travel to Portland for medical or Sunday activities. Notable items include a university baseball appointment for Joe Sullivan as manager of the Columbia Midgets.
Miss Agnes Gustafson of Corral lis visits the Dean family. Miss Florence Heater misses school this week due to tonsillitis. Mrs Ketunick returns to Portland after staying with her parents. Mr and Mrs J A Wendell return from Los Angeles after three months away. Mr Snawise returns from California to see old acquaintances. Sunday Mr and Mrs C E Newhouse entertain Mr Chamberlain.
Ball game Friday between Springbrook and Newberg ended 9 to 18 in favor of Newberg. M. G. Mills and family have returned from Idaho. S. B. Duncan and wife visited their two sons running Mr. Duncan's farm. Miss Lora Putman leaves for Portland Medical Hospital for treatment. David Hobson of Winthrop California visits parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sanders return to Springbrook after four years east and California visit. guests of Will Shires.
The Newberg area community pages note berry talks with Mr Kilham, a funeral for Charles Koeber in Scholls, and a birthday celebration for Harley Hall. The correspondent jokes about trouble with ink and pitches the name Sunnycrest for the road west of First Street toward Red Hillis.
Mrs. Elsie Tangen was a Portland visitor over Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth Myer left Friday for a weekend visit with relatives in Portland. Miss Emma Kilthan of the Teachers training class at Newberg high school toured the school all day last Thursday with Mrs. Atrell. A correction notes Harley Hall motored to Dufur with Mrs. Alta Christianson and the Quinn children, not Rev. Paul Lewis. The revival trio at Cloverdale tired yet glad to do the Master’s work. The WCTU meeting at Mrs. Elwood Hodson’s home last Wednesday had poor attendance for various reasons.
A meeting is scheduled at Mrs Mary Johnsons home this week and Mrs Olive Graves mourns the loss of her mother last Wednesday. Funeral services were held in Newberg. burial follows at Rose Lawn cemetery. The Parent Teachers met Friday with a music program and a debate on whether the tractor benefits farmers more than the horse. Judges split the vote with the negative side favored. The Kohls comedians provided music and vaudeville entertainment.
Mr Brickley sold his Ford to Mr Ackerman last week. Wm Renger and wife went to Portland on business. Mrs Fred Frost visited friends in Sherwood. Helmut Schwarzen back in school after illness. Mrs Martin and Miss Keller spent Monday at the Gottleib Shand home. Geo Davis of Portland spent Sunday with R E Brown. Sixteen Newberg residents joined N S Wiley for a picnic dinner. Miss Keller’s room adds Pupile-Edyth Bertha Thomas Winona Sanderman. Fred Shaad returned to Springfield to lay steel for a bridge gang. Rex folks attended the Newberg high school play Friday night and praised it. Wesley Shaad nursing a painful thumb with a felon. Claude Wright of Mosier and Olive Stenhouge from Portland visited Elmer Wright’s home. L L Thomas and five Alberta Canada children visit his brother-in-law Compton. they plan to settle nearby. Will Sanderman and family shopped in Portland Thursday. Jack Smith went to Portland to meet Mrs Smith’s Omaha, Neb. parents. they may move to the Smith home. Mrs McCaffery and Florence arrived from Wichita for a visit with Linsey McCaffery.
Albert A. Everest is ill this week. Mrs H E Powell has been ill this Elva and Pearl Livengood spent Tuesday in Portland. Mrs Weise is at Portland visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs Albert is spending a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs Pierson. Bessie Smith of Newberg was a at the Fernwood school Mon. Mr and Mrs J C Smith of Newberg spent Sunday with J B Roberts. Virgil Bish spent Saturday evening and Sunday with his sister Mrs J
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