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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

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Vault Robbery Attempt Linked to 14 Years Ago

A reminiscence recalls a bank vault raid at the corner of First and Meridian streets now hosting W. T. Anderson Ford, with three suspects entering the vault, injecting nitroglycerine, and failing to crack the safe amid midnight dust and fog. Witnesses include Prof. R. W. Kirk and the Maxfield siblings from Quillayute, Washington.

Bank of Newberg First Meridian Streets W. T. Anderson Ford R. W. Kirk Deskins Arthur Austin Maxfield Brothers Quillayute Washington

Bank Robbery Recalls Newberg Heist Spurred by Town Truths

County clerk C. B. Wilson recalled Sheridan residents boasting of catching any bank robbers in town. A week later the same gang reportedly entered the Bank of Newberg, blew the safe, and escaped with the coin. One man claimed a shot was fired as they fled. The Bank of Newberg was fully insured and reimbursed for damages.

Tage C. B. Wilson Sheridan Newberg Bank of Newberg

John F. Carroll Publisher of Evening Telegram Dies

John F. Carroll, 59, publisher of the Evening Telegram, died at his Portland home after several months of illness. A Pennsylvania native educated at Pennsylvania Normal School and Western Reserve University, he spent most of his career in journalism and aided figures like Eugene Field and Paul Laurence Dunbar. He is survived by his wife and eight children.

John F. Carroll Evening Telegram Portland Mr.Carroll Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Normal School Western Reserve University Cleveland Ohio Eugene Field St. Joseph Missouri Denver Post

W C T U to Meet at Mrs Houghton Home Next Wednesday

The W C T U will convene at Mrs L E Houghton’s Fifth Street residence near Dayton Avenue with the topic Soldiers and Sailors. Mrs Theo Jeffries will lead and oversee the department during the superintendent’s illness and members should report all unreported work already done in that department. The group thanks Mr and Mrs Campbell for lending their building for the Silver Tea which supported the comfort bag effort.

L. E. Houghton Fifth Street Dayton Avenue Theo Jeffries Campbell

Draft Board Appointed for Yamhill County

Attorneys W. T. Vinton and F. W. Fenton of McMinnville and Clarence Butt of Newberg named to a county legal advisory board. They have met and planned selection of associates to aid registrants in preparing claims questionnaires and papers. Newberg associates to be announced later.

W. T. Vinton F. W. Fenton McMinnville Clarence Butt Newberg Yamhill County

Soldier's Letter From Washington Describes Army Life

Frank Lightfoot writes from Washington D C about entertainments at the YMCA free meals and library services for soldiers. He details daily routines from reveille to drill and guard duties plus a view from the Washington Monument and notes on race and morale.

Frank Lightfoot Washington, D.C

Growers Meeting Set by Valley Canning Co

The Valley Canning Co announces the first growers meeting of the season for Saturday December 15 at the new assembly hall in the cannery, starting at 10 am. Increased berry acreage is urged and newcomers are invited to attend to learn about local fruit and berry industry efforts. A light lunch will be served at noon.

The Valley Canning Co

Corn Show at Dayton Ohio Offers Lectures and Contests

County agent M S Shrock reports on the Dayton event featuring corn lectures by G R Hyslop of Oklahoma A and M, seed earning and stringing contests for youths, and substantial prize money. The program also notes livestock breeders forming the Yamhill County Pure Bred Livestock Association and upcoming teacher certification topics and public instruction items.

Dayton Oh G.r.hyslop Department of Farm Reps O. A.C

Way They Do at Carlton Chautauqua Promoters

Leon Williams, a fast talking promoter for a Chautauqua bureau, persuaded Carlton businessmen to sign as guarantors for next summer's entertainments. In the Carlton office, two men intercepted him, secured the contract, and tore it up. The Sentinel notes Chautauquas are fine if not overdone.

J. Leon Williams Chautauqua Entertainment Carlton Sentinel

Examination notice for state certificates in McMinnville

County Superintendent of Yam hill county Oregon will hold a regular examination for state certificates in McMinnville starting December 19 1917 at 9 00 am and running through December 22 1917 at 4 00 pm Wednesday through Thursday sessions list subjects including U S History Writing Music Drawing Physics Typewriting Stenography Geography Grammar and more

Yamhill County Oregon McMinnville U. S

Ministers Meeting Reports Armenian Relief Collection

The meeting on Monday morning was productive. A $17.00 collection was taken and will be sent to the national committee for Armenian and Syrian relief in New York. An earnest discussion followed on lukewarm Christianity and its spiritual impact, with Bro Myers tasked to present the association paper.

Bro.Myers Associa

SERVICES AT NEWBERG CHURCHES

Morning service theme is Pishers of Men. Evening by Woman's Board of Foreign Missions with speaker Mrs Champie wife of the McMinnville Christian church pastor. C E to host a hob o social Friday evening. Admission free.

Woman's Board of Foreign Missions Champie Christian Church McMinnville C. E

Evening Church Events Schedule and Social Meetings

Morning service titled Mastering His Lower Needs and an evening concert service run by the Ladies' Missionary Society. Y.P.S.C. E. meets at 6 30 led by Miss Amelia Peterson. Tuesday features a C E social and business meeting. Wednesday at 7 30 a Covenant to Seek God from 2 Chronicles chapter fifteen.

Ladies’ Missionary Society Y.P.S.C. E Amelia Peterson C. E

Nazarene invites attendance at Sunday services

A cordial invitation to all to attend Sunday services with Bible school at 9:45 and morning worship at 11. The pastor preaches on The Transfiguration of Jesus. A live evangelistic message is planned for the 7:30 service.

Jesus

Springbrook Church to Observe Go-to-Church Day

Next Sunday Springbrook Church plans a go to church day with the pastor presenting How a whole city went to church. Miss Evah Hadley will sing. At 3 o clock p m a service for the Store House League follows. The Self Control topic will be discussed in Christian Endeavor before the college deputation team holds services open to all.

Evah Hadley

Miss Mildred Morrison and Company Lyceum at Wood-Mar Hall

Miss Mildred Morrison heads the Mildred Morrison Company a noted vocalist reader and impersonator in a versatile program at Wood-Mar Hall on Thursday night December 13. The show features Carl Taggart baritone trombone soloist and Vera Anderson violinist with seats at Kienle's Music Store for 50 35 cents and 25 cents for children.

Mildred Morrison Wood- Mar Hall Lyceum

Resolutions of Condolence for John C. McCrea

Newbery Lodge No. 104 A F and A M adopts resolutions mourning the death of Brother John C. McCrea. The lodge extols his fidelity, friendship, and commitment to the order and sympathy is extended to his widow and family. A copy is sent to the family and published in local papers. Signed by Wm. Clemmens Clarence Butt Geo. L. Kelly H. A. Littlefield Samuel McVey.

John C. McCrea Newbery Lodge A. F A. M McCrea Wm. Clemmens Clarence Butt Geo. L. Kelly H. A. Littlefield Samuel McVey

Burning Up Cotton in War Time Demands Huge Cotton Use

Studies show a 12 inch gun can dispose of a half bale per shot while a machine gun consumes a bale every three minutes. In naval battles like Jutland, over 5 000 pounds of cotton are used per minute by each warship. Annually more than 20 000 bales supply absorbent cotton for wounded. A single change of troop clothing now costs over a million bales.

Jutland

Also Mentioned on This Page

France Ladies of Washington Y. M.A Reveille O. K Washington Monument Growers’ Meeting M. S. Shrock Dayton Court House Yamhill County Pure Bred Livestock Association P. M. Brandt A.C H. H. Bushnell Kegon Farmer N Guage J. A. CuvurceiLy Newberg Churches Christian Nazarene Springbrook Church
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