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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
5
Locals and personals note northbound and southbound trains between Newberg and Portland with several daily departures and a Sunday only service. Also listed are Newberg bus line trips, freight and passenger movements, and a rail line discontinuation between Newberg and McMinnville.
Local Buick distributor Mr. Palmer confirms a revised price schedule effective January 1 1919 covering Buick models for the rest of the season Four models are reduced while two remain unchanged Orders are piling up and the dealer promises to fill them promptly without favoritism noting Buick enthusiasts now face no risk of price changes this year and no certainty of getting a car sooner than needed.
At the regular council meeting C C Ferguson the quarantine officer was continued in service for the week and the town remains closed until further notice Q M Kelling was elected councilman first ward W E Terrell not qualifying J F Ridenour re elected water superintendent and David Irelan re elected street commissioner Dr W T Hester elected city health officer A permit was granted for a gasoline tank and a fire hydrant at Harry Garretts Standing committees for the year were named Finance Fendall Coulson Water Coulson Fendall Silver Streets Sutton Moore Coulson Sidewalks Moore Sutton Keiling Police and public property Fendall Moore Keiling Public health and elections Keiling Sutton Silver
Next Sunday January 12 regular church services resume Sunday school at 10 am with De Vere Fendall as superintendent Church service follows at 11 am with the theme The Guiding Star The Star the East still leads us on It is the only hope of man Gilbert Shambaugh of Pacific College pastor
M G Oakley argues against commercialized memorials for soldiers and sailors. He urges a sacrifice-based monument such as a learning institution or tree-lined roadways, proposing enduring public works and education over a traditional monument.
Mrs. Mary J. Wood celebrates news from her grandson Carl King Tebbe in a letter dated November 24 recounting the 89th Division’s drives. He recalls the St Mihiel push as the first all American drive, Meuse Argonne fighting, crossing the Meuse with Marines, gas exposure, near-freezing conditions, and the Armistice celebration before joining the Army of Occupation.
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