War threats seed in heated exchange
In a tense dialogue, a man vows to join the army and go to war after being refused. The woman retorts with the prospect of him getting shot, prompting a sharp ultimatum about immediate action.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
2
In a tense dialogue, a man vows to join the army and go to war after being refused. The woman retorts with the prospect of him getting shot, prompting a sharp ultimatum about immediate action.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch notes Henry Fielding Dickens, son of Charles Dickens, is elected by London aldermen to the office of common sergeant with a $15,000 yearly salary. The piece recalls Dickens's satire of institutions and the enduring American affection for his humor despite past family poverty concerns.
Local updates note visits by Mr and Mrs C H Miller of Newberg to Rex, Mrs Fred Quaintance of Orenco at James Kane home, and Ruth Kane returning from Eugene Sunday school convention. Post office duties shift to Frosts store during quarantine. August Wentz from Portland assists Peters as postmaster.
Mr and Mrs Morgan visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs W IC Finch. M W Patton employed in a Portland mill was at his ranch last weekend. Mrs Thomas of Portland visited Mr and Mrs George Clark last week. The C E topic for Sunday night is Christian Duty and Privilege Prayer led by Harold Baker. A quarterly church meeting March 7 will be followed by a Sunday school social. A Washington program at Ewing Young school last Friday featured a talk on Junior Red Cross. Oliver Worden and Laurence Boyd enlisted for U S Marines in Portland and are stationed at Mirafit Island California. A literary society debate favored government ownership of railroads with an old fashioned spelling match planned for March 8.
Erma Lucile Kane transfers property to Carl Miller while Aetna Calhoun conveys to Edward Clifford Ard Flaherty. Doris Morford sells to Lindsay Clinton Campbell in a sequence of real estate deeds detailing ownership changes.
Mrs. Marie Smith traveled to Portland last Friday. Miss Ruth Meyer of Behnke-Walker School in Portland visited home. Church ladies made two quilts for destitute orphans in France. Mrs. Ollie Pierson and her son, from Canada, stay with the Marie Tangen family. Fred Harrison heads to Eastern Oregon this week. Friends gathered Monday evening for a pleasant visit. Mr. and Mrs. John Tregilgas and Tommy sold their farm to S T Dixler and family and moved to Newberg.
George Hobson and Ray White returned from Wasco Saturday. Miss Freda Parrish visited from Portland over the weekend. Arthur Parrish attended the CED convention in Eugene Friday returning Monday. A play shed project is progressing toward completion. Mr. and Mrs. Hofmeister of Boring visited. Mrs. Hofmeister is Hobson’s niece. T. E. Hobson shows slow but steady improvement. The school program and parish post sale raised over 27 dollars for the Red Cross auxiliary.
Mrs Evan Carter and son hosted callers at the Boyd home Friday. Mrs Truchot and daughter from Portland were weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs Wm Carter. Supt Duncan and Mr Mars spoke on industrial work to schoolchildren Thursday. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs J T Carter, Mr and Mrs Chas Sallee and daughters, and Howard Boyd. Laurence Boyd and Oliver Worden enlisted in the U S Marines at Portland on the 19th and went to Mare Island for training. Ladies met at Mrs Lou Carter’s Thursday to celebrate her birthday and sew pillows for the Red Cross.
Nicklas Zenzen went to Portland Sunday to work. George Wedger was a Sunday visitor at the Zenzen home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larson are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Walter Ray. Jack Larsen and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Yeager Sunday afternoon. Mrs. May Schooling, at Portland, visited her niece, Mrs. Walter Ray, the first of this week. Miss Agnes Ringnes visited the Geelan school Monday so there
The Raybell school reports no class on the Dell Barber property as poles and wires are removed and field plowed. The Raybell Parent-Teacher Association plans a regular meeting at the school house Saturday March 2.
Miss Bernice Keyes visits aunt in Portland while Mrs Simms Robison visits son Roe R Robison last week. Red Cross meets March 1 at 1 pm in the library. Rehearsals for The Women Who Did proceed as Dundee Women's Club plans a March 9 performance. Dundee high school beat Lafayette 32 21 in basketball. The scene lists many locals attending events and visiting relatives including Miss Sally Beck and Mr Dillinger who plans to enlist in the Signal Corps. The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian subscription priced at two dollars for one year.
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