Airplane Thrills At Newberg Flight Event
The event featured a traveling airplane demonstration over the Chehalem Valley with 19 passengers aboard across Friday and Saturday. Notable participants included Jesse Edwards and Prof. Alexander Hull along with L C Palmer and Alex Hull. Miss Carmelita Hollis traveled from Portland to join the flight, and Mr Pearson piloted safely choosing landable routes. An entry list names residents and visitors from Newberg and nearby areas who took rides.
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Newberg
Main ‘Street
Portland
Jesse Edwards
Alexander Hull
L. C. Palmer
Ick
Chebalem Valley
Pearson
New York
Carmelita Hollis
Mr. Pearson
W. D. Miller
Alex Hull
H. R. Morris
Henry Chase
Blanche Carlisle
Chas
H. Pray
Ethel McGarry
Lucy Littlefield
Helen Elis
Wm. McLean
Help Solicited for Famine Stricken India
Missionaries plead for aid as famine and disease devastate India. A dollar funds one person’s food for a month, with Methodist women collecting donations to be sent via a trusted agency through the United States National Bank with Mr Parrett.
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India
United States National Bank
Parrett
Notable Tributes in Late Civilian Death Mention
The obituary notes the passing of a relative and honors Michael Charles Driscoll, an Indian War veteran injured in the Modoc Lava Beds fight. It credits Hon. W Hawley, the district representative, with providing valuable assistance in the related case.
Nebraska Wisconsin Picnic Unites Old Neighbors For Annual Dinner
The eighth annual meeting of the Nebraska Wisconsin association plans a combined event with the Nebraska group. F L Ames is elected president and a 2 p.m. improv program will precede a noon dinner in the grove. Members bring baskets and utensils. pastors and former Nebraska and Wisconsin residents are invited to attend.
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Mké
F. L. Ames
Nebraska
Wisconsin
L. A. Moore
Wisconsin Association
Shower honors Mrs Hodges on return from service
Friends of Mrs Laurel Brickell Hodges hosted a July 31 shower at her parents home. Guests viewed France photos from Mr Hodges while hunting red hearts, with prizes awarded, then fished for more gifts. The couple married July 15 after his return from France.
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Laurel Brickell Hodges
Mrs
G. T. Brickell
Helen Winters
Esther Gustin
Maude Gustin
Myrtle Streikler
Ruby Wanless
Barbara Morris
Frances Heater
Jerry Gustin
Frank Gustin
Harry Strickler
F. Hodges
W. B. Burke
J. A. Chapman
Guy Chapman
Woodward
Elmer Wright
Jay Chandler
Ben Evang
Neal Heater
France
Community Happenings In Chehalem Center This Week
Mrs Etta May Hall travels to Seattle to stay. Mr and Mrs A A Post and sons return from seaside trip. Mrs L H Meyer attends a university review in Portland. Corporal Victor Hendrickson back from overseas service greetings at Chehalem Center. Meyer and Christine drive to Portland. threshing active with good wheat yields. Parent Teacher Association plans a Monday meeting August 19 at the school with possible ice cream social.
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A. A. Post and Sons
L. H. Meyer
Victor Hendrickson
Chehalem Center
Christine
Portland
Parent-Teacher Association
Street marker chafes under traffic as near misses mount
A street marker at First and Meridian streets, placed to guide Portland drivers, has suffered repeated impacts and near accidents over two weeks. Elmer Hodson hit the sign on a turn injuring a motorcycle, with a $75 claim. bank president S L Parrett’s rear collision caused wheel damage and hospital aid. a Portland supply driver knocked it and a large truck finished the damage. The piece ends noting a gospel minister’s praise and a church’s growth in Falls City, July 8, 1919.
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Harry
McGuffey School
First
Meridian Streets
Elmer Hodson
Laurel
First Street
Meridian
S. L. Parrett
U.S. National Bank
Portland
Falls City
Oregon
Street Bridge Work Advances with City crews on East First
Activity along East First Street shows city workers removing a water pipe for the new bridge while contractors dig for the concrete span and lumber from the old Second Street bridge is repurposed. The new bridge should open to travel early next week and will need flooring to support heavy traffic. J T Everest of Spaulding Logging Co. hauled the first log for the project.
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East First Street
Second Street
J. T. Everest
Spaulding Logging Co
Minister B L Hicks Resigns After Four-Year Service
An appreciation note honors Bro B L Hicks who tendered his resignation from the Newberg church after four years of service, expressing gratitude to him and the congregation for his ministry and dedication.
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Bro. B. L. Hicks
Newberg
Skelton Spring Water Settlement Reached
The city council and landowners reached an amiable cable settlement over Skelton Spring. Owners surrender riparian rights in exchange for the city laying and maintaining a pipeline and granting each owner 1000 gallons of water monthly free of charge with excess usage charged to users.
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Skelton
Larkin
Newberg Rapidly Expands Industrial Poultry Industry
Newberg grows as a major canning center and poultry hub in Oregon, likened to Petaluma. New poultry houses are built or planned by Ervin Scott, C. R. Duer, and Harry Miller, with Miller's 10,000 square feet under cover set for his large White Leghorn flock.
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Newberg
Northwest
Valley Canning Company Buys Springbrook Cannery
A. Rupert, known as the cannery king of the Northwest, reported via the Graphic that Valley Canning Company has closed a deal to acquire the Springbrook cannery. Stockholders receive value for their shares after claims are settled, and the plant will continue operating this season focusing on cherries and berries.
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Valley Canning Company
Springbrook Cannery
A. Rupert
Northwest
Newberg
The
Graphic
Springbrook
Fernwood Couple Wed In Quiet Fernwood Ceremony
Benjamin L. Hicks pastor of Newberg Christian church and Anna C. Huddle of Fernwood united in marriage at the bride's Fernwood home in a simple ceremony attended by close relatives and friends. Wallace Jones officiated as the couple plans to move to Yamhill for Hicks to assume a new pastorate on October 1. The bride and groom are well known in Newberg and Fernwood and were warmly greeted by local friends.
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Newberg
Benjamin L. Hicks
Chris—tian
Yamhill
Fernwood
Bravery Award for Fallen Soldier Lester C Rees
Lester C Rees, a bugler with the 125th Infantry, received the French Croix de Guerre with bronze star and a citation for bravery. He volunteered to carry vital orders under heavy fire at Gesnes, France, where he was killed in action on October 9, 1918 at age nineteen. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rees, reported they never learned the details of his death.
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Wiii Rees
Adjutant General
Washington
Lester C. Rees
125Th Regiment
U.S. Infantry
France
East
125Th Infantry
Gesnes
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