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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1921

Page

5

Newberg Notes and Visits Highlight Local Chronicle

Newberg headlines detail visits from Rev J H Little and Mrs Joseph Castrey of Vancouver, with Hanningan from the State Labor Commissioner's office in town for a day. Allen Smith's Iowa birth report, a Newberg Farmers Club meeting on February 19, and a piano recital at the Presbyterian church on February 15 are noted along with fire department booster efforts and hose needs.

Hanningan Newberg Allen Smith Herman Iowa City Iowa Newberg Farmers’ Club P. EB Overend McMinnville Pearson Newebrg Presbyterian Church Jengile Britt Georgia Babcock Chas Morris

Newberg Area News Notes and Personal Updates

Charles Doolittle buys a Ford light delivery car. A M Kendrick travels to McMinnville for business. John Randall moves family to Portland from Newbery. John Gearin recovers from pneumonia. Mrs. Henry Wheeler visits Rainier after time with Mrs. D D Kennedy. Free frog concerts nightly on North Side. L Clarkson Hinshaw evangelist at Springbrook meetings. Pension increases for CA Dixon and Mrs. Wills. Harry Garrett on business trip to Seattle. C S Woodward joins Ford family. Paul Groth owns a Ford Touring car. Revival by George Stryker begins February 13. Rex PTA to discuss school measures. community sing follows. Laughter and social events at E L Evans house. Gull sighting near Graphic office. Mary E Moffitt moves, Bauer property trades. Co L Monson active in Zellerbach territory. Stiffler heads Tacoma branch. Hood River city hall dedication noted. Burke writes from Burlington marriage news. Oregon visit planned. Wheat outlook in east Cascades. hoage sentenced for forgery. Prune week promotions. Pacific College basketball win over McMinnville. Edith Dingmon visiting. Miss Lee returns from Long Beach. Keller sisters visit. snow reports eastward.

Garner Jubilee Co Wood- Mar Hall A. T. Lemon California Gladys Piper Little Son Denver Colorado E. A. Hall Pacific Miles Edith Dingmon Goldendale Washington John Dingmon Edith Goldendale Sentinel E. P.lee Mullineer Long Beach Oregon Norman Keller J. B. Mount Topeka Kansas Keller Mrs. Mount la Grande

Correction by School Supt Stanbrough

School superintendent Stanbrough refutes a Graphic report claiming pupils know nothing of fire drills. He cites recent drills at the high school finishing in one to one and a quarter minutes and the grade building around one minute. He invites the fire department to test alarms anytime to prove all pupils exit within 75 seconds.

Sykes A. C. Stanbrough Newberg

Children From Many Lands Pagent Delights Presbyterian Audience

At the Presbyterian church last Friday 38 children staged a pagent titled Children From Many Lands. Mrs. Lee supervised and designed costumes while writing verses. Delegations portrayed Persian, Mohammaden, Japanese, Chinese, Eskimo, Indian, and other cultures with musical interludes by Dr. Lee.

Presbyterian Church Dr. Lee Jessie Britt

Pretty Home Wedding in Fernwood for Agnes Powell and Arthur Parrish

Agnes Powell and Arthur Parrish wed at the Powell home in Fernwood in a quiet ceremony presided by Rev. Jewell. Attendants were Mervin Monteith and Irene Powell. After a reception guests showered the couple with rice and roses before departing for Portland. They will reside in Fernwood in a newly furnished home.

Joseph Powell Fernwood Agnes Arthur Owen Parrish W. A. Parrish Jewell Newbery Baptist Church Portland City of Roses

Prune Juice as a Beverage In Oregon Opinion

A discussion notes that prune juice made from fresh or dried Oregon prunes, lightly sweetened, is viewed by its critics as equal in quality to Loganberry juice. The remark frames prune juice as a rival beverage to a better known fruit juice.

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L. Ranch Aurora J. H. Little Frank Taylor Lizsied Rose City John I. Hadley Frank Chapman Sheridan Joseph Castrey Vancouver F. A. Dye Chehalem Valley Mille Charles Doolittle A. M. Kendrick John Randall Newbery John Gearin Henry Wheeler Lewiston Idaho D. D. Kennedy Rainier North Side E. C. Baird Mina Mildred Wills Parlor Millinery Jesse Hobson Wm. Reece Honey Creek Hardin County Miss Lena Reece Huntington Park Springbrook L. Clarkson Hinshaw Ezra Hays CA Dixon Wills Harry Garrett Seattle B. M. White C. S. Woodward Ford Paul Groth Dundee Mary E. Bankson Roy Lillico Henry Schuette C.F. Johnson Bertie C. Majors Quaker Indiana Justin L. Haworth John T. Haworth George Stryker Canada Brethren Church Ed Sandleberg David James Clemenson Will Clemenson Alberta E. L. Evans Hazen David Hazen Portland Telegram Graphic Office West Chehalem Parent-Teacher Association Rex Willamette Mary E. Moffitt Sheridan Street Adam Bauer BE. H. Burns Bauer North Main Street Moffitt Co. L. Monson Zellerbach Paper Co C. L Stiffler Tacoma P. E. Overend Hood River American la France Fire Engine Co Charles E. Burke Burlington the Graphic W. E. White A. E. Switzer Cascades W. E. Hoage Miller Mercantile Company Hoage Belt Stanbrough Sroth Glectric Co MAZDA First National Bank Ewberg Yamhill Electric CO American Legion Emil Enna Clara Coakley Legion Hall Enna Pacific Northwest Musician's Club Oregon Composers’ Society Dr. Enna Hillsboro Katherine Glen Kerry Alexander Hull Hull Jesus New Berg Rexall Lynn B. Ferguson First St Newberg, Ore
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