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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1917

Page

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Sunshiners Hostesses Share Readings and History Talk

Thirty children of the W R C Sunshiners gathered at Mrs Mary J Wood home on First street for an afternoon of hemming tea towels for the W A C and a program led by Mrs Huntington. Foreshell spoke on Mountain Branch Soldiers Home in Tennessee with excerpts from official reports. Readings and musical pieces followed, with neighbors praising Mrs Foreshell and Mrs Hayward as readers. The next Sunshiners meeting is March 1 at 2 pm hosted by Mrs W W Hollingsworth, and Lyceum speaker M J Herbsman set for March 2 with his Life’s Balance Sheet lecture.

Mary J. Wood N. E. Britt Foreshell W. R. C. “Sunshiners Wood First Street Huntington Farnshell Tennessee South Congressional Committee On Appropriations W. P. Brownow Mountain Branch Washington County Congress Brownlow Provisional Army Philippine Islands U. S Confederate States Philippines Richard Kennedy Salem Fornshell Newberg Salem Post Marion George Mary Churchill Minnie Cooper Jessie Britt Sunshine Club Bartholomew Roseburg Relief Corps Sunshiners W. W. Hollingsworth Wood- Mar Hall J. C. Herbsman Lyceum M. K. Kays Richfield Idaho Herbsman

Reserved Seats at Kienle's Offer Admission Details

An ad notes reserved seats on sale at Kienle's with prices 50 cents, general admission 35, and children 25. The pitch touts clean morals citizenship and government as community values.

Kienle’s

Valentine Day Party At Mrs Ryan's Home

Mrs Chas M Ryan entertained a dozen friends at 500 with high and low scores won by Mrs Harry Miller and Mrs Minnie W Cooper. Miller received a vanity box while Cooper took a small basket with a fresh egg and a heart valentine. Luncheon featured heart decorations and a Cupid motif. An out of town guest was Mrs Oldenburg, formerly of Newberg, now Lewiston Idaho.

Chas M. Ryan Harry Miller Minnie W. Cooper Newberg

Piano Recital at Baptist Church Delights Portland Audience

Beatrice Dierke of Portland presented a piano recital Monday night at the Baptist church. Despite bad weather the house was filled with an appreciative crowd. Her program featured Mac Dowell, Liszt, Saint-Saens, Mendelssohn, Chopin, Gabrilowitch, and Moszkowski pieces, with encores and a final reception highlighting her artistry and mastery.

the Baptist Church Beatrice Dierke Portland Loase Mrs. Dierke MacDowell Liszt Mendelssohn Moszkowski

Recital Receives Warm Audience Praise and Generous Piano Loan

Miss Britt directed a high class recital that earned cordial support and appreciation. The audience responded warmly to the performance and to a grand piano loaned generously by Mrs Dwight Coulson, reflecting satisfaction with Newberg's backing of the event.

Dwight Coulson Newberg Britt

Change in Freight Rates on Lumber to California

The Southern Pacific Company pr oclaims revised carload rates for fir and hemlock lumber from Portland and Willamette Valley to California. Effective March 15, a Portland to San Francisco Oakland Port Costa Davis Sacramento Wheatland Marysville and nearby routes will be 20 cents per 100 lbs, down 14 4 cents from the current rate, with a 2 1/2 cent advance for Willamette Valley points. Some adjustments may be needed for routes south of Sacramento to align with main line changes.

Southern Pacific Company Portland Willamette Valley California San Francisco Oakland Port Costa Davis Sacramento Wheatland Marysville Roseville Benicia

General Funston Dies Suddenl y in San Antonio

Major General Frederick Funston veteran commander of the Southern Department US Army died suddenly in a San Antonio hotel after dinner at age 51. He had directed border forces, the Pershing expedition, and troop realignments since 1915, and had just issued orders for the return of National Guardsmen. Mrs Funston and the three children resided at the Presidio, San Francisco.

San Antonio Tex Frederick Funston Southern Department United States Army Inez Silverburg Des Moines Iowa Funston United States Pershing Aguinaldo Presidio San Francisco Frederick Jr Barbara Elizabeth

West Chehalem Community Church Forms Union

The West Chehalem Community Church organized with 46 charter members, 34 from eight denominations and 12 by confession. Rev. Herbert Crocker preached on The Church, and a fellowship creed was adopted affirming faith in Jesus, the New Testament, and loving one’s neighbor. Officers, by-laws, and church machinery were already in place.

Church of West F. C. Stannard Jesus Christ Fendall Yergen Sherwood Russell Morrison Baker Shaw Bush Seely Baptists Boughton McMinnville Crocker Hawkins Mills Pacific College

Oregon Hardware and Implement Co. Spray Pumps Ad

Local hardware firm Oregon Hardware and Import Co advertises spray pumps, dry sulphur spray, and spray dope available at 181f.

Oregon Hdw Imp. Co

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