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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
5
Daily Newberg bus service to Portland. extensive locals and visitors list with Christmas and Army notes. Entries include travel, family visits, letters from soldiers, and marriages. updates from Portland, Salem, and Idaho. hospital and illness reports. and community happenings around Chehalem Center.
Rail timetable details list northbound departures from Newberg to Portland and southbound arrivals to Newberg with train numbers and times. It notes Sunday service only for No 362 and Saturday only for No 361 and that trains 365 and 358 are discontinued between Newberg and Mc Minnville.
Dosha Macy writes on the occasion of Paul and Dosha Macy's 60th wedding anniversary, reflecting on the past half century. The poem envisions future changes, aging friends, and the cycle of life while noting hope that others will carry on in fifty years.
Clarinda Stevens wife of H R Stevens and resident of the Mrs J L Van Blaricom property died Tuesday from pneumonia at age 53 Funeral services are set for Friday morning at 10 at Hodson Elliott chapel with Rev Bara Hayes officiating
Mattie M. Graves died at her Springbrook home December 26 1918 at 6 30 am from influenza. Born July 24 1886 Hokah Minnesota she married Herbert Graves April 22 1905 Salem Oregon. She leaves a husband seven children her father and mother Mr and Mrs C W Train Newberg and one sister Mrs Isa Williams Salem. Funeral services will be held at the W W Hollingsworth Co chapel Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Poet and college president H Edwin McGrew sends a Christmas remembrance from his pen. The verse extols friendship love and says gifts matter little next to enduring love and divine blessing, urging love across distance and time.
An east end resident in Hillsboro criticizes Multnomah County officials over state highway access to Portland. He cites Rex-Tigard road paving, delays on Slavin road, and misallocated funds on Canyon road, saying better routing would open heavy traffic to the valley.
Multnomah officials push for county paving from the county line to Bertha and Slavin road improvements to sustain freight flow into Portland. The canyon route’s utility is questioned as canyon paving may reduce its freight value, increasing the need to upgrade Slavin road to handle heavier westbound traffic via Rex-Tigard and Terwilliger routes.
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