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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
3
Weekend visitors at Otterbrook include Mr and Mrs T A Harper and Mr and Mrs Paul Groth announce arrivals A daughter and a keepsake ring found near Dundee are also noted. Dundee Woman's Club meets at Community Hall with a straw presidential vote Hoover leading. refreshments follow.
Local items include visits from Junction City and Portland residents, a funeral for Calva Martin, a birthday dinner for Harley Hall and L F Halli, and a Parent Teacher Association meeting at the school house with officer elections. May Day plans, baseball schedule, and a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Kane are noted among neighborhood updates.
Weekend visitors and new moves populate Springbrook and Dundee area notices. Portland guests include Miss Frances Scallon and Miss Eula Strange. Otto Elkins moves to Frank Livengood place. Prof Powell marks eighty eighth birthday with music classes and garden work. River smelt fishing and cherry orchards bloom as residents praise spring beauty.
Mrs Henry Versteeg traveled Sunday to Amity to visit her sister. Albert Marsh died at his home as reported in local notices.
Big Belly, head chief of the Sarcee Indians of Alberta, died in Calgary after a three week illness. He was 64 and became head chief in 1911 succeeding Bull's Head, a popular and wise leader who led the Sarcees in the Victory Stampede parade.
Nearly everybody smelled the first of the week. Mr and Mrs C E Newhouse motored to Portland Sunday. Miss Lucile Johnson started work at the United States National Bank. Mr Murdock bought the Whitney ranch north of Wade Williams and will move soon. Lyle Hubbard and wife expected from North Branch Kansas to visit Mr and Mrs B Hubbard. A reception at the school house Friday will welcome new settlers. Harvey Livingston plans a new house on his ranch and may add another flock of guineas. The Springbrook school went to Rex Friday afternoon and met de-
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