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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

5

Community Notes From Newberg Area

Clarence and Iris Roberts visited the Smiths on Sunday. J. C. Smith builds a new addition to his house. Local boys buy fire equipment shares after a pie social. A Wednesday practice exhibition occurs. Fire Chief David and crew praised as firefighters. Church meetings by Rev. Hinshaw draw large crowds. Bailey couple moved into a newly bought home since Sept 8. Gardner family moves near Newberg. PTA debates county library tax, voting down the library movement.

Clarence Iris Roberts Newberg J. C. Smith Jones David Rev. Hinshaw Bailey Duncan Gardner Parent-Teachers’ Association Henry Stockman County Library Movement

Sunnycrest Notes on Health Visits Birthdays and Club Meeting

Mrs P J Myers is improving after an illness. Verna Hubbard celebrated her fifth birthday with Grandma W H Hubbard as guest. A county grader cleared ditches on the roads. A Portland visitor plans to visit Dillinger home in the Red Hills. Sunnycrest ladies club met at Mrs A O Peterson's home despite stormy weather. refreshments were served and members listed.

P. J. Myers Verna Hubbard W. H. Hubbard Parks and Dillinger Portland Dillinger Red Hills Sunnycrest Ladies’ Club A.O. Peterson Parks Hubble Leaton C. A. Crater Gable Bradshaw Eugene Hubbard Charles Hubbard

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Bazaar

Harold Davis spent Sunday with Ernest Baker. Lois Fendall visited Ethel Bush of Yamhill Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Lowe of Ribbon Ridge attended West Chehalem church services. Herbert Milner of Lowell has been visiting B. F. Yergen and family. A ladies society meeting was held at Mrs. E. F. Yergen's home. Mrs. Eric Becker and children visited her parents, the Deachs. Portland shopping visits by Mrs. E. G. Fendall and Lois Fendall included De Vere working near Portland. A bazaar will be held Friday evening December 9 in the church basement to aid the ladies’ auxiliary with Christmas shopping.

Harold Davis Ernest Baker Lois Fendall Ethel Bush Yamhill Frank Lowe Ribbon Ridge West Chehalem Herbert Milner Lowell B. F. Yergen Ladies and Society E. F. Yergen Eric Becker Springbrook Portland Ladies Aid George Vanoose Virgil Charles Sallee Avon Slade Goucher McMinnville Ellen Tucker Ollie Olson W. R. Carter George van Osse A. F. Hertig Romig Fay Harford Catherine Francis Rich Melvin van Osdel George Carter Lucile Evans Newberg A. H. Boyd George Wenger Charlies Sallee Eva Blanch Ruthraff Fred Williams Marvin Stanley Lou Carter

Local residents and visits mark week in Cliffton area

N L Wiley shipped chickens to Cliffton Oregon last week. Joe Steger traveled to Portland and back. Dennis Mills and wife visited N L Wiley’s daughter others. Advance club works on club house platform for Christmas program. Rev Charles Whitlock visited N L Wiley and took Bible order. Will Schaads moved into their new house with Mr and Mrs August Schaads.

N. L. Wiley Cliffton Oregon Joe Steger Portland Dennis Mills Springbrook

Community notices mix moves and meetings in Portland area

Marion and Mrs Sam Polis visit Portland on Tuesday. Morrison family moved to a new home last Saturday. Rex Friends church hosted a gospel meeting with Mesdames Martin Johnson and Prof Macy and two boys from the gospel team. Parent teachers meeting moved from December 12 to 14 at 3 PM. all parents urged to attend. N L Wiley attended Mrs Martha Parrett's funeral recalling her wedding fifty four years earlier. Community Christmas tree and program set for December 23 at Advance hall under local groups. each child to receive a treat. Lad Hill club adds Charles Suttons as members and names local roads. Mrs Will Hitchin narrowly escaped injury during a wind storm. barn door damaged and she bruised knee but not seriously hurt.

Marion Sampolis Portland Martha Parrett Para Parretts Community Ladies Aid Advance Club Twen Lad Hill Hitchin McMinnville Benson

Local residents share visits and small town events

Mrs A H Boyd called on Mrs A F Hertig and on Sarah Grover. Arthur Lyons and Charles Sallee work on a Dundee carpenter job. Families including the C Carter and Van Osse households hosted callers. Several Onto social visits to Portland and Yamhill, with notes on A F Hertig’s illness and improving condition. The piece also mentions a West Chehalem ladies aid gathering and a new granddaughter as the main attraction.

A. H. Boyd A. F. Hertig Arthur Lyons Charles Sallee Dundee

Lad Hill News Roundup From Parrett Mountain Area

Local notes report farm activity and social visits. Pork butchering by Lad Hill residents. families moving to Wilsonville. shopping trips to Newberg and Portland. A new hall opening planned for New Year’s Eve with a dance. Road and utility work underway. windstorm disrupted mail and travel. several community members participate in drills and gatherings. Multiple local residents listed for visits, digs, and social events.

Fire destroys a Cadillac on Rexhill Tuesday night

A Cadillac car was destroyed by fire on Rexhill Tuesday night. An insurance ad from Churchill & Tyndall promotes vehicle protection. A western Africa bridegroom powders his wife’s head with fine clay the day after their marriage ceremony.

Cadillac Rexhill Churchill & Tyndall West Africa

Peak U S Alien Immigration Years 1914 1913 1910

The largest immigration years were 1914 with 1 218 480, 1913 with 1 197 892, and 1910 with 1 401 573. Only three years surpassed one million. The small year since the Civil War ended was 1918 with 110 618. 1919 had 141 122 and 1920 had 400 001. Immigration dropped to 72 183 in 1862 during the Civil War. Immigration rose soon after.

Musings on hair lace and boasting in social life

A reflective piece notes that hair color and style vary, boasting about ancestry is unnecessary for men, cutting lace hurts a woman, success seems distant to the tired, and compliments can backfire if they become lending. The author wryly observes social quirks and vanity.

Linoleum and Oilcloth Benefit From Annual Varnishing

A household tip notes linoleum and oilcloth last twice as long when varnished once a year. The advice emphasizes simple maintenance to extend floor coverings' life.

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Sunnycrest Mat Kiser Parrett Mountain George Smith Chehalem Mountain E. V. McDougall Harvey Skelton Fred Mittern H. J. Maynard Harvey McCollum Henry Versteeg Frost Myron Brown Carl Wohlschlegel Hutchens May Jones Ray Ego Grace Hutchens Ward McMaugh Earl Etzwiler McCollum Tom Hutchens Date Hutchens Humphreys Leslie McDougall Dayton Roy McDougalls George Maynard Mrs. Hutchens Archie Archie Hutchens Greer Idaho Eugene Cate Hutchens C. E. Skelton Buzan Baird Baird’s E. C. Baird Mickie Bizness Nise M. P. Elliott & Sons East First Street Santa Amy’s Gift Store First Street W.E. White & Co First St U. S. Nat'l Bank J. L. van Blaricom
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