High School S S Class Had Party Tuesday Eve
Reading from Newberg area notes, the high school Sunday school class held a party at Ruth Holt's home on North Edwards Street on Tuesday December 27. The event featured hat fashion stunts, needle threading contests, games, and a cocoa refreshments spread with fruit salad wafers and sandwiches.
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Ruth. Holt
M. E. Sunday School
North Edwards Street
Harley Bauer
Harrel Vandel
Esther and
Mae Wiley
Hazel Newhouse
Helen Baird
Lucille Newhouse
Mary Bunn
Elsie Wise
Elizabeth Sheridan
Marie Krohn
Anna Deach
Ruth Holt
John Chenevert
Orland Warner
Stanley Warner
Gailen Vandell
Harrel Vandell
Joel Titus
Lawrence Conway
Elmer Myers
Molly Moore
Card of Thanks for Fire Loss Assistance
The Sanderman family expresses sincere appreciation to neighbors who helped during their recent fire loss.
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Simon Sanderman
Graphic adopts new rules on classified advertising
The Graphic outlines changes to its classified ads starting January. First insertion ten cents per line, five cents per line thereafter. ads running more than three times pay five cents per line each insertion. Blind ads are banned and payments must be cash in advance.
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the Graphic
Graphic
A Country Christmas at Gatch Home Fairview Farm
Guests arrive early for a mountain trip to Fairview farm stay. Breakfast serves half a chicken and biscuits with many treats, followed by a Christmas tree gift exchange. Dinner features turkey and seafood flavors, ending with warm hospitality and thanks for the season.
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Fairview Farm
Oregon
Gatch Home
Marriage Licenses Granted in McMinnville and Nearby towns
Florence Ethel Wakeman of Mc Minnville wed Eldred William Ford of McMinnville. Jessie D. Geer of Grand Ronde married Irvin Ray Stewart of Grand Ronde. Barbara Marie Morris of Newberg wed Ernest Charles Duncan of Newberg. Christinia Bjornson of Willamina married Fred Lewis Olmstead of Whiteson. Margaret Irene Hodgin of Newberg wed Charles Harold Nichola of Newberg.
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Florence Ethel Wakeman
McMinnville
Eldred William Ford
Jessie D. Geer
Irvin Ray Stewart
Barbara Marie Morris
Newberg
Ernest Charles Duncan
Christinia Bjornson
Willamina
Fred Lewis Olmstead
Whiteson
Margaret Irene Hodgin
Charles Harold Nichola
Wisconsin and Nebraska Association Annual Meeting 1921
The Wisconsin and Nebraska association held its annual meeting December 20 1921 in L O C F hall with about fifty attendees. Officers elected include President F B Heviland Vice President W J Saunders Secretary and Treasurer Fred E Ames and committees on arrangements program and table. A dinner followed and the program featured speeches solos and talks by Rev. S P Van Dyke Mrs Babcock and others. The group planned to meet again on the second Tuesday in December 1922 at a location to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin and Nebraska Association
O. C
House
F. B. Heviland
W. J. Saunders
Fred E. Ames
W. S. Stull
C. H. Nichols
H. M. Huffman
Babcock
Eva Moore
Prosser
Huffman
J. W. Moore
Lane
Stull
Mayor Calkins
Potter
Rev
van Dyke
Fred L. Ames
Gibson
Pauly
Roger
Dobbins
Hevland
Resolutions of Condolence for John Pitts of Canby Oregon
The Shiloh Post No. 77 G A R mourns John Pitts who died at his Canby home on November 26 1921. The charter will be draped for 30 days and the adjutant shall convey sympathy to his family. A copy of the resolutions will be spread on post records and sent to the city press.
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Charles Burton
Albert Hintz
John Haynes
C. E. Skelton
Newberg
F. E. Hoffman
Gloria
P. P. Kohl
Kohl
Henry Versteeg
Jessie Versteeg
Ray Ego
Mr. Haynes
Myron Bryan
Grandma Bryan
Mountain Top School
Roy McDougall
Earnest Wohlechlegel
Vincent
George Maynard
Will Hazenberg
H. I. Maynard
Mr. Maynard
Mr. Hazenberg
Louis Finigan
Hillsboro
Tom Shook
Mrs. McCormick
B. Peterson
Jessie Peterson
Whitford
Cherry Grove
J. A. Messenger
McMinnville
Portland
John Pitts
Canby
Oregon
William Clemens
D. E. Way
B. F. Hevland
J. L. Marshall
Shiloh Post No
Newberg School Levy Passes by Narrow Margin
The Newberg school levy, up over six percent from three years ago, passed by only two votes amid a 142 vote tally. The Community's claim of an efficient system and strong facilities appears not widely supported by taxpayers.
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Newberg
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Sullivan’s Apple House
North Main Street
Baldwins
Stayman Winesaps
School House
Mr. Frost
S. S
Philadelphia
Wells
The
Battery Man
First Street
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Groth Electric Co
Newberg, Oregon
Willard Batteries
Silent Alamo
Stark Davis Company
Fourth Street
MR. Lake
Imperial Hotel
Dr. C. A. Eldriedge
Lynn B. Ferguson
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