Local and Personal News From Newberg and Surrounding Towns
A baker’s dozen of residents and visitors are noted with trips to Portland and Eugene. Christ Nelson visited McMinnville while Mrs Mollie Moore and Miss Amy E Hall traveled to Portland and Rainier respectively. The Six Corners store faced receivership, and the mothers community club met for a talk on child welfare. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan officer installations on January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Community Club
Lottie Hannon
Misses Baker Vacation With Parents In Fernwood
Misses Mildred and Evelyn Baker spend a two weeks vacation from duties as teachers in Waldport Oregon at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs W B Baker of Fernwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Evelyn Baker
Waldport
Oregon
W. B. Baker
Fernwood
Portland residents visit Wesley Boyes family at School Street
Cc E Lapp and family, L E Brown and family, Mrs T Brouillette, Master Frances Berwick, and Beatrice B Buckley of Portland spent Friday evening with the Wesley Boyes family at 200 North School Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. E. Lapp
L. E. Brown
T. Brouillette
Frances Berwick
Beatrice B. Buckley
Portland
Wesley Boyes
North School Street
Christmas Visit From Sisters and Brother in Oregon
Mrs. A S Hubbard of Bend Oregon and F L McCrea of Portland spent Christmas at the old home with their mother Mrs J C McCrea and Archie F E McCrea. Mrs Hubbard remained the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Hubbard
Bend
Oregon
F. L. McCrea
Portland
J. C. McCrea
Archie FE. McCrea
Hubbard
Local Briefs From Newberg And Nearby
Notices from Newberg include C A Riddle’s wife’s father’s passing and his return from Riddle to Newberg. Seattle’s M G Elliott visits Newberg before returning home. Gra ham Drug Store glass breakage involved two boys. Dr W V Coffin in Whittier California hospital seriously ill. American Legion Women’s Auxiliary and Presbyterian Young Ladies Club send thanks for hospital donations and candy. Wednesday club met at Mrs Chas Hudson with a program on origins of state names and symbols. next meeting at Mrs J L Van Blaricom’s in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Riddle
The
Graphic
Riddle
Graham Drug Store
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
Hospital 77
Young Ladies Club of
Presbyterian Church
Hospital
Minnesota Dinner Held At I O O F Hall
The annual Minnesota gathering met in the I O O F hall on Wednesday January 4 with thirty attendees. A fine dinner followed a short program and election of officers chosen for next year included W T West as president Langworthy as vice president and treasurer and Mrs Walter Cook as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
I. O. O. F. Hall
W. T. West
Langworthy
Walter Cook
Family ties mark visits and lodge meeting notices
George Wilson's brother and Harry Wilson's uncle, George Wilson, returned to Clatskanie Saturday after a two week visit. Vesta Rebekah Lodge No. 76 schedules a special meeting Tuesday January 10 at 2 30 pm for all members. Civic Improvement club plans a meeting Friday January 6 with visitors welcome. Vera Hughes and her baby returned home Friday morning after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs J W Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
G. Wilson
Harry, Wilson
Clatskanie
Vesta Rebekah Lodge No. 76
Ellen B. Evans
The
Civic Improvement Club
Vera Hughes
Baby
Furday
J. W. Noble
Local families spend holidays visiting in area
Mr and Mrs Fred Holcomb and their young son from Woodburn Oregon visited Mrs Holcombs parents Mr and Mrs A T McNay in the city. John Sadler of Toronto spent the weekend with Thos H Patterson and is an old schoolmate of the Pattersons. Chas Leavitt and wife traveled from Eugene. the Leavitts formerly lived in Newberg and may settle here permanently. Gerald Barnes of Eugene joined a Sunday visit to Dundee and attended a lyceum program at the community hall. Ida Beneke and son William left for Anaheim California to reside. she has sold her corner residence at aan and Meridian streets to a Mrs Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Holcomb
Little Son
Woodburn
Oregon
John Sadler
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Thos. H. Patterson
Mr. Sadler
Mrs. Patterson
Chas. Leavitt
Eugene
Leavitts
Newberg
Gerald Barnes
Homer Barnes
Dundee
Lyceum
Ida Beneke
William
Anaheim
California
E. Akers
White & Co
Albany
Frank Taylor
Taylor-Akers Printing Company
Taylor
Akers
Portland
Mrs McCrea and Mrs Hubbard Visit Portland Relative
Mrs J C McCrea and Mrs A B Hubbard visited Portland New Year’s Day for a few days with their son and mother F L McCrea. Mrs Hubbard returned to Bend on Wednesday and Mrs McCrea to her home in Newberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McCrea
A. 8. Hubbard
Portland
F. L. McCrea
Christmas visitors and local notes in Newberg area
Wendell Balsiger of Ione Oregon visits grandparents Mr and Mrs A T McNay with plan for extended stay. Sherwood will vote on a new city charter in January to enable debt for enlarging water system. Chester Miller and family of Evanville Wisconsin travel via California returning home after visiting Dundee. Mary Ellen Odell of Olympia Washington arrives for a month with grandmother Mrs W R Dillinger. Park addition Sunday school reports strong growth with 66 attendance and new members joining. Rev Whitlock presides and C H Ellis preaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Balsiger
Ione
Oregon
A. T. McNay
Sherwood
Mary Ellen Odell
Olympia
Wash
W. R. Dillinger
Parks
Portland
Newberg
Park Addition
Whitlock
C. H. Ellis
Church of God
Adamses Welcome Baby Boy in Payette Idaho
N. C. Christenson reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Adams on December 28 in Payette Idaho. Mrs. Adams is formerly Alice Christenson, eldest daughter of N. C. Christenson. Mrs. N. C. Christenson traveled to Payette to be with her daughter while Mr. Adams teaches in the Payette High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Christenson
Harold W. Adams
Payette
Idaho
Adams
Alice Christenson
Adama Ia
Local Holiday Gatherings Reported Across Oregon Coast
H. M. Huffman and family visited R. N. Hutchens in Pacific City for New Year. Enoch Hayworth returned from the soldiers home in California on January 1. Charles Frick hunted marshes from Clatskanie to Astoria during the holidays. Mrs. M. A. Deaton and family visited Mrs. Deaton's parents in Sandy. J. H. Sherlock Jr. and Elgin Van Blaricom journeyed to Tillamook for a New Year hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Huffman
R. N. Hutchens
Pacific City
Enoch Hayworth
California
Charles Frick
Clatskanie
Astoria
J. H. Sherlock, Jr
Elgin van Blaricom
Tillamook
PTA Meeting Promises Social Hour at High School
The Parent-Teacher association will meet Thursday evening January 12 at 8 p m in the high school. The agenda includes business and a social hour. Fred Lockley of the Portland Journal was a Newbery visitor on Tuesday gathering data for a story. He writes special articles for the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lockley
The
Portland Journal
Newbery
Mr. Lockley
Henry and Olsen License Ties Two in Newberg
The Oregonian notes the marriage license for Lloyd M. Henry and Maude M. Olsen of Newberg. They secured the license in Vancouver Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Lloyd M. Henry
Maude M. Olsen
Newberg
Vancouver
Wash
Initiation at Willamette Lodge No. 96 I O O F
Melvin Amy Raymond Amy Geo Crites George Nichols and P E Overend were initiated into local Willamette Lodge No 96 I O O F on last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Amy
Raymond Amy
Geo, Crites
George Nichols
P. E. Overend
Willamette Lodge No
Mrs Dawson and son travel to Oregon for visit
Mrs C. E. Dawson and her son Don ald left Saturday morning for Hos kin s Oregon near Independence to spend a few days with their friend Mrs Pomeroy.
McClaflin Trades Newberg Homes for 42 Acre Ranch
W. J. McClaflin exchanges two Newberg residences to L. A. Christenson for a ranch of 42 percent acres and will move onto the property at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McClaflin
Newberg
L. A. Christenson
Mr. McClaflin
Mrs May Huntington Visits Yoncolla With Bennie
Mrs May Huntington and her son Bennie spent the holiday season at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Tait in Yoncolla Oregon Mrs Tait is a daughter of Mrs Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Huntington
Bennie
Will Tait
Yoncolla
Oregon
Mrs. Tait
Huntington
Nash attends Salem wedding of Violet LaFollett to Frederick Paine
Mrs. M. J. Nash traveled to Salem Sunday for the wedding of her granddaughter Violet LaFollett daughter of Alex M LaFollett to Frederick Paine of Salem. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Paine the bride’s father in the couple’s new home prepared by the groom.
New Year Socials and Local News From Eugene
Wilma E Evans hosted a New Year gathering with Erma Hess Florence Reid and others. E L Morley bought Anderson barber shop near Eugene and took over Saturday. C H Christenson stopped with his sister near Eugene and farms seven miles west on 150 acres. New Year callers at E F Green included numerous Portland and Ballston residents. G A R and W R C postponed their joint installation to January 14. Grace Colby fell January 2 injuring ankle and tooth. she plans to return to O A C after holidays. The notice ends with an advertising line urging exchange of unneeded items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma E. Evans
North Street
Erma Hess
Florence
Mildred Reid
Marjory Coggins
Irene Cronin
Lucile
Leone Smith
Lenore Bingham
Marie Smith
Helen Evans
E. L. Morley
St. Helens
Oregon
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Goshen
Eugene
Mr. Morley
C. H. Christenson
H. S. Miller
Mary E. Bankson
Portland
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Duncan Hall
Grace Colby
Miss Colby
W. W. Colby
Local social notes reflect county visits and health updates
Master Richard Bentley visited his grandparents in Dun Dee this week. State Forester F A Elliott of Salem is reported in frail health. Mrs Grace Henry and her two sons from Lafayette returned home after a week with her parents in Butler. Mrs John Hornibrook traveled to Portland to see daughter Lena in nurse training. Mrs E L Evans and Miss Jennie D Miller visited McMinnville for Yamhill county nurse retention efforts. Mrs W A King and family spent a week with her parents and returned home after Saturday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bentley
Dundee
Will M. Doud
Newbery
State Forester
F. A. Elliott
Salem
Grace Henry
Lafayette
Cc. F. Butler
John Hornibrook
Portland
Lena
E. L. Evans
Jennie D. Miller
McMinnville
Yamhill County
Walker to Cayley After Brother’s Death
A. E. Walker left Sunday for Cayley Alberta upon news of his brother F. H. Walker’s death. He expects to be gone about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Walker
Cayley
Alberta
Canada
F. H. Walker
Mr. Walker
Huffman Plans California Home With Family Visit
Glen Huffman travels to California on Wednesday to live with his uncle and reunite with his father and mother who are en route from Wisconsin to join him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Huffman
California
Wisconsin
Student travels northwest during Christmas vacation
Cc. S. Pil, a Pacific College student, has been traveling the northwest over the Christmas vacation. He returned to Newberg Monday evening from Salem, where he went on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. S. Pil
Pacific College
Northwest
Newberg
Salem
Nash kin visits Newberg seeking business site
Carl Nash of Escondido California arrived in Newberg on Tuesday to visit his grandmother Mrs M J Nash and to look for a business location in or near Newberg for future ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl, Nash
Orran Nash
Escondido
California
Newberg
M. J. Nash
Woman's Mission Tea Meeting Planned at Mrs Morton Home
The Woman's Home Missionary society of the M. E. church will hold a tea meeting on Tuesday afternoon January 10 at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Nellie Morton 1202 Seventh street. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Nellie Morton
Seventh Street
Firefighters Help Wake Newlyweds at Friday Party
A party for young folks startled Mr and Mrs Ernest Duncan last Friday evening. Fire department members climbed to the house to wake the newlyweds. The couple hosted a pleasant afterglow meal prepared by the bride and Mrs Xavier Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Duncan
Fire Department
Xavier Duncan
W C T U Poster Contest Offers Cash Prizes
The W C T U offers prizes for an anti tobacco and cigarette poster contest in public schools. Awards include 2 dollars for the best high school poster 2 dollars for the best junior high poster and 1 dollar for the best fourth or fifth grade entry. Contest closes January 25 with top posters to be displayed.
Crusoe Adverts with a Shirt Signaling a Ship
An American Gas Association Monthly note recalls Robinson Crusoe using a shirt on a pole as a dated advertisement to attract a ship. It highlights perseverance in publicity, noting initial lack of inquiries and eventual success after updating the signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Crusoe
Crusoe
Paper Before Breakfast Subscriptions Sold at Graham's Drug Store
The Oregonian subscription offer is available at Graham's Drug Store with daily and Sunday delivery for 75 cents per month. Includes mention of daily service and local outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oregonian
Graham's
Brief Digest of Motor Vehicle Act Passed
The act governs supervision and regulation of for hire transportation over public highways by motor vehicles. It applies to corporations and individuals operating transport services, with city limits as exception. The Public Service Commission will set rates, safety, and service terms, issue certificates, require bonds or insurance, and enforce compliance. Maximum license fee is ten dollars per vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Commission
Belgium Glass Industry Ranks Nationally in Supplies
Supplies Glass for World Glass making is one of the great national industries in Belgium. There is scarcely a civilized nation in the world that is not more or less dependent on Belgium for window glass, mirrors and table glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
W. C. T. U. Notes on January Meeting and Poster Contest
Regular W. C. T. U. meeting held at the Christian church on January 11 at 2 30 p m. A poster contest on the evils of cigarettes will be entered by High school Junior High and Intermediates with prizes of 2 for High and Junior High and 1 for younger pupils. Contest starts soon after school begins. New members added at last meeting. Mrs Lydia Fuller M E C S secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Lydia Fuller
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Christ Nelson
Mollie Moore
Frank Zumwalt
Robert Whitbeck
Helen Brown
Euphema Boyes
Thelma Cummings
D. L. Leaton
Mr. Leaton
Southern Pacific Co
Frank Miller
Yamhill
G. Miller
Amy E. Hall
Rainier
A. E. Hall
Ed York
Blanch McNay
York
Dorothea Pike
Dr. J. Leavitt
Velma Irelan
Walihalla
North Dakota
David Irelan
John Atkinson
Guy House
Goldendale
Washington
W. W. Nelson
Velma Willis
Sherwood Valley News
Johnson General Store
Six Corners
Nazarene Church
C. B. Wilson
Mel Amy
W. F. Cowgill
Long Island, Kansas
L. C. Palmer
J. F. Hoge
T. L. Cumminga
Mrs. C. 8. Miller
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
John W. Allen
Chester A. Dimond
A. Dimond
Sunny
Chas. K. Hubbard
Oliver F. Kiham
Kilham
M. G. Elliott
Seattle
Mr. Elliott
M. P. Elliott
Fifth Street
Sound City
Whittier
W. V. Coffin
Chester Miller
Evanaville
Callifornia
Millers
Barnes
M. A. Deaton
Mrs. Deaton
Mrs. L. E. Hoffman
Sandy
E. F. Green
Annie Gould
Robert Gould
Ballston
J. H. Russell
Paul and Carroll Russell
S. L. Parrett
Josie Everest
Ivan
Elmer Everest
Norma
Herold
Bobbie
Margaret Litchenthaler
Gladys
Dean
J. R. Rogers
A. B. Millsap
Lebanon
Ella Nelson
Hoquiam
W. W. Melson
Rogers
Miss Nelson
Millsap
Rogers Home
W. A. King
E. H. Woodward
Mr. King
C. A. Morris
Yamhill Electric Company
World
Lynn B. Ferguson
First St
Newberg, Ore
Black
W. H. Woodworth
R. P. Gill
A. R. Mills
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
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