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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
7
Newberg High School notes this week list Olive Reid as student editor with Bernice Bullack as editor and Eleanor Say as reporter.
Last Friday History II under Mrs Huddleston debated whether Rome contributed more to civilization than Greece. Affirmative team Esther Siefken Raymond Johnson Iris Mills. negative Ethelyn Root Harley Bauer Ineg Seeley. Judges sided with the affirmative. See Electric Demonstration at Yambill Electric. Domestic Science girls viewed an electric washer and mangle demonstration and hope to own such conveniences. Attendees included Irene Brooks Cora Courtney Clara Lenders Verneice McCumber Lucille Stout Edna Ralston Esther Harle Esther Burgess Irma Blackburn Nina Newman Marybell Graves Flora Graves Helen Everest Margaret Houston Eleanor Say.
The Domestic Science department showcases noon meals including pies cakes salads soups and a full dinner. A standout is gingerbread made from a recipe with flour sugar cinnamon ginger soda baking powder molasses eggs milk and lard baked for about an hour.
The agriculture department records recent trips by farm animals and field crops classes. Students visited Walnut Crest farm to view young chicks hatching, Meadowvale farm to see sheep and goats, and Mr Bradshaw west of town plus Ford orchard with a Case tractor.
A photo captured last Tuesday shows students in culture classes and Wednesday teacher Mr Evans took a clear picture of the play cast highlighting performers and setting.
Students in the commercial law class near completion of the semester work and anticipate two weeks for thorough review of the whole book. Ralph Bennett finishes bookkeeping in half the time with no mistakes and shows strong progress in mathematics.
Last Friday our first team baseball boys lost to Vancouver high school after a long drive left the squad chilled and six regular players sidelined. Dayton’s first team edged Newberg second 21 to 20 in a tight match, with a return game planned soon. Lena Hornibrook, ill for some time, is improving after surgery at Good Samaritan hospital and hopes to go home soon. Pacific College senior Paul Elliott fills in for instructor Mathews, who is recovering from influenza.
Advice on applying well rotted stable manure before plowing or discing and harrowing after. Notes value of manure for forage crops, gopher damage in alfalfa meadows, and importance of establishing a stand for potatoes. Warns against late field pea or vetch planting in Willamette Valley. mentions codling moth lead arsenate spray for pear and cherry slugs.
A brief note reflects a habit of early hours and a focus on promoting notices. The speaker stresses discipline, rest, and timely advertising in a local context.
Edna Irene Plank transfers Cove Orchard property to Earl Thomas Frame. Florence McGuire transfers Newberg property to Walter Newman. Washing advice urges closing snap fasteners before wringing to prevent crushing and suggests using milk and common salt to treat gingham spots, with a two hour wait before rinsing.
An April to May observance marks national children's week urging care for children in homes schools and society. The piece condemns neglect of ethics religion and parental responsibility, warns of public school imbalances and rising delinquency, and calls Save the child via Bible schools to protect America's future leaders. A culinary aside offers oven cooling tip and a simple baked apple dish.
Home bakers learn to dot butter along the outer edge or use butter substitutes to prevent fruit pies from boiling over. The technique helps seal edges and promote Even browning without soggy centers. Local cooks share quick tips for neat, flaky crusts.
The County Court of Oregon Yamhill appoints Xavier B Duncan and Ellis Winters as executors of Ella C Duncan deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to C R Chapin attorney in Newberg within six months of the first publication. First published March 31 1921 last published April 28 1921.
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