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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes Eur Cristian Villa regulation and public regret across the country. A previous issue erred on Founder's Day date. Champoeg celebration now set for Saturday May 7.
A brief clipping notes a young man who stands out this season wearing a style two sizes too small, his angular frame highlighted by the tight suit. The passage hints at personal sacrifice or martyrdom in a dramatic note of self-image.
The passage notes Roosevelt support among Steves and delegates at large Chas. W. Ackerman of Multnomah and F. H. Case of Benton. It cites voter registration totals in Yamhill County with Republicans leading, and comments on Ford’s rising primary showings. It lists community visits and local events around Portland and Springbrook, including Easter activities and social gatherings.
The piece mocks moving pictures and a local censor committee led by Mrs J G Eckman of McMinnville while noting printers fear blues will flood the market. It recalls a long orchard’s peaceful life and a Sunday school Easter gathering led by Pastor Prof M Hawkins.
Lemenson and Messrs Willard Ygill Alfred Clemenson Ed Searey Virgil Mills Victor Rees and Ovid Shires as well as Mr and Mrs Fred Kincaid Mr and Mrs Foster Mills Mr and Mrs Elmer Thorn appear in a community social notice.
Claude Fairbanks lost a valuable sow this week. Della and Leah Parrish visited Portland Saturday. Goldie Hobson visits brother Verne Hobson of Newberg. Mrs E H Abernathy visited Fernwood schools Monday. Mrs Baird of Newberg visited Hobson parents Sunday. Fred Schick joined Adolph and Bunck buying a Ford. Adolph Wohlgemuth of Portland visited parents. will return home for summer in three weeks. Needle Craft meets at Mrs H C Ross Thursday. Pearl Livengood returns to school after illness. Little Milton Gettman has been sick recently. Fernwood gym hosted a dance Saturday night. Mrs W A Parrish and daughters visited Charles Bristows weekend. Adolphs and families drove to Sherwood Monday. Fernwood hosted a ball game with West Chehalem last Saturday.
Easter services were held at the church with Sunday School leading songs by the youth. Mrs Sunday and relatives from Portland visited Rev M C Wire and Emma Peterson's family. Gilbert Grimes and family visited K L Tangen's home while Christine Meyer returned from nursing studies in Portland for a weekend visit.
Fernwood team defeated Chehalem with a 10 to 5 score in a competitive matchup. The Fernwood victory showcased solid defense and efficient offense, securing their win over Chehalem in a tight game.
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