Local Notices Span Visitors and Community Happenings
A long list of neighbors from Portland McMinnville and nearby towns visit Newberg and area residents. The item highlights Mr and Mrs Tom L Cummings and others, job changes, college events, and Liberty Bond sales with community notices and upcoming meetings across Taylors, Chehalem Center, and surrounding places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom L. Cummings
Wesley Boyes
Portland
W. A. King and Family
E. H. Woodward
Milton Kienle
Ernest Bales
McMinnville
Jasper Bales
Tom Allen
Newberg Transfer Co
Standard Oil Station
Oliver Terrell
Pacific College
Don Chase
Hammond Lumber Co
Astoria
Henry Chase
Closing Lyceum Number at Wood-Mar Hall
Prof Edward S Meany head of University of Washington history department will deliver the closing lyceum lecture at Wood Mar Hall on Thursday May 2. His talk titled Two Heroes of the Northwest will begin at 8 30 PM to allow for darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Glen Kerry
Seattle
Wood-Mar Hall
Hull
Sibyl Woodward
Kerry
Red Cross
Willamette University
Salem
J.C. Sawyer
Newberg
Cleveland
Clackamas County
Sawyer
Oregon City
Edward S. Meany
Uniersity of
Washington
Lyceum
Northwest
Meany
River Front Notes on logs boats and local sport
The C K Spaulding Logging Co ships a 33 car log train to supply the mill. The first train arrived after a derailment, the mill now sawing 75 000 feet in eight hours. Local anglers report trout and bass catches and a devoted group of riverfront fishers. Docking at Newberg remains poor while government use of waterways may improve landings. Spaulding mill sawyer Skeels set a daily 109 000 foot record. A silo hardware car arrives from Indiana. Speed boat Captain Sam Linton resumes use after crankshaft failure. Commodore Sam Lemon’s boat is repainted and ready for launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low Hill
Newberg
Brown Lumber Co
Cottage Grove
Brown Lumber Company
C. K. Spaulding Logging Co
Skeels
Silo
Sawyer
Spaulding Salem
Indiana
Sam Linton
Chase & Linton
Marion County
Butteville
Sam Lemon
Springbrook C E Society Hosts Young Peoples Union Social
The Springbrook Christian Endeavor Society will entertain all Y P C U societies on Friday evening May 3 at the Springbrook schoolhouse. Members are urged to attend to enjoy themselves and boost the Union's social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
The
Christian Church
Springbrook C. E. Society
Young People’s Christian Union
Springbrook School
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W. Langer
LaFayette
Standard Oil Co
Meridian Street
T. P. Thompson
Chéhalem Center Church
Garibadi
Tillamook County
W.E. Gearin
Hazel Wassam
D. A. Wassam
Miss Wassam
Mill City
Albany
W. E. Gearin
Marines
Mare Island
San Francisco
Tom Higgins
Roy McDougall
Merle
Dayton
Thomas Parry
Floyd Gambill
Leona Curtis
Dundee Woman's Club
Community Hall
W. H. Curtis
Caldwell
Idaho
Frank
Curtis
Will Rees
Philomath
John E. Smith
A. P. Johnson
Corvallis
H.R. Morris
Rex
Oma Carnine
Dorothy
Jeanne
Fort Collins
Colorado
Langellier
Carnine
Army Y. M.C. A
Bert Mitchell
F. M. Brooks
Brooks Nursery
Newbery
Frank C. Mills
River Street
Ira K. Vantress
C. Carey
B. F. Pike
John Miller
W. H. Brooks
A. Bartholomew
J. L. Marshall
B. F. Hevland
George Crites
Laverne Phillips
Grace Newell
W.A. Bales
Patterson
California
Tacoma
Liberty Loan
Percy Sharp
Ralph Butt
W. S. Parker
LaGrande
Oregon
Withycombe
Jesse C. Slack
New Providence
Iowa
J.T. Blair
Bend
Alma Forkner
Newberg Telephone Co
Lester
Co. 318Th Engineers
Bob Patterson
Co. D
Vancouver
Olive Bassett
S. M. Calkins
George Hash
Toppenish
Harry Maris
Cephas Maris
J. F. Ridenour
Rufus
Sherman County
A. C. Martin
Quilcene
David Martin
L. F. Moore
Rev
Joseph Hall
M. E. Sunday School
McMinnville College
Pennington
Eckman
Telephone Register
Amos Nelson
W.T. Vinton
N. C. Maris
O. A.C
Duncan
Clive Henry
State of Washington
U.S
Eli Heater
Baker
James Heater
Henry Haveman
Tun
Netherlands
Liberty Bonds
Mountain Top
N. P. Nelson
Rae Ree
Newberg Cleaners & Dyers
Edna Forsyth
King
Westinghouse
Yamhill Electric Company
River Front
Grahamona
Rexall
Lynn B. Ferguson
Che Rexall Store
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