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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
5
Local residents visit Portland and nearby towns for weddings, visits, and family events. Pacific College plans a baseball game with McMinnville College while civic groups discuss a new city charter and street work proceeds on the Willamette river bridge project.
An April 17 wedding at the Gardner residence united Ursula Euphemia Zolaskowski and Karl von Kuykendahlvitch with Rev Dr Bonesavitch officiating. A dramatic interruption by Eliz Mahalah Swigenheimenblumen heizer was resolved, guests praised the ceremony and gifts, and the couple planned a later honeymoon after remaining in town awhile.
E G Litchenthaler of South Bend Washington is in town to tend his property on East First street. Fred Grover of Scholls spent last Sunday visiting his cousin Mrs J O'Brien and family. Kathryn O'Brien left last Tuesday for California with Mrs Ida A Lieghner of Portland for a trip of three to four weeks.
The article lists Rev. Dr. Bonesavitch as clergy man and M. D. Hawkins as another clergy member. Ushers are Miss Thelma and Master Claudie Cummings.
On Tuesday evening April 29 Mrs C B Wilson presents Eva Hadley and Elva Best at a piano recital under Mrs Chas A Morris as soprano soloist. Best performs Shadow Dance McDowell Valse Chromatique Duet from Mendelssohn Etude in A flat Bustle of Spring Sextette from Lucia di Lammermoor Donizetti Krug. Hadley plays Air de Ballet Chaminade Valse Op 64 No 1 Chopin Prelude Op 28 No 3 Papillon Greig To Spring The Butterfly Lavalle.
Clarence A. Dailey and Mary E. Lewis united in marriage at the bride’s mother home in Greenleaf Idaho with Rev Harry Hayes officiating. The groom son of J H Dailey, formerly of Newberg, and a Pacific College graduate of 1903. He settled in Idaho and improved a land claim. Newberg friends offer congratulations.
Portland hosts a Big Sisterhood inviting mothers and daughters across Oregon to aid city girls. The informal program pairs Big Sisters with Little Sisters for friendship and guidance, offering support to those arriving in Portland and ensuring welfare through coordinated attention at the People's Institute.
In Woodburn Oregon on April 21 a farmhouse seven miles east of town burned completely. Infants aged 1 and 3 years who played inside were cremated before help arrived. Investigators believe coal oil lamps used for an incubator may have started the blaze.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Elliott traveled from Salem to spend last Sunday with relatives in the area, renewing family ties and catching up on news.
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