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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1918

Page

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Reid-Troy evangelistic revival begins February 3

Cottage prayer meetings in Newberg prepare hearts for union revival at Friends church starting February 3 led by the Reid-Troy evangelistic party. Marshfield reports praise tenor John W. Troy of Chicago will headline three weeks of song at the First Baptist church with a renowned voice and strong endorsements.

Newberg Friends Church Reid-Troy Marshfield John W. Troy Chicago Reid

Miller Mercantile Co Store Burglarized In Broadside Theft

Burglars gained entry to Miller Mercantile Co store on a Sunday night and stole goods valued at between 500 and 1000 dollars. They opened boxes, removed price tags, and took suits shoes shirts and suit cases before fleeing through a rear door. Sheriff Watt Henderson and deputy H R Morris examined the scene with Portland detectives. The incident follows local political tension and a separate wedding report later in the text.

Watt Henderson H. R. Morris Portland

Commissioner Cummins Ignores His Friends At Station Scene

On Wednesday afternoon at 3 53 the train stopped on First Street. McMinnville official E Cummins and a well dressed companion appeared and moved toward the scene, attracting attention as witnesses described the moment.

Commissioner Cummins First Street E. Cummins McMinnville

Co operative Growers of Puyallup Sell Out

W H Paulhamus and associates form the Puyallup Sumner Fruitgrowers Canning Company to take over the co operative holdings with 600000 capital. The firm will operate in the Puyallup Valley and Oregon handling berries small fruits and vegetables. The old cooperative will be paid 100000 for its holdings.

Tacoma Wash W. H. Paulhamus Puyallup & Sumner Fruitgrowers’ Association Puyallup & Sumner Fruitgrowers’ Canning Company Puyallup Valley Oregon Paulhamus Albany Co-Operative Company

Recital by Miss Britt’s Pupils at Presbyterian Church

A music recital by Miss Jessie Britt's pupils will be held at the Presbyterian church on Monday night January 21. Admission is free and all are invited. The program starts at 7 30.

The Presbyterian Church Jessie Britt

American Yoemen Lodge Enjoys Big Night

The United Order of American Yoemen met in the I O O F hall Tuesday January 15 and had a successful evening. Seven were initiated into ee es. Officers were installed with Rev. Mr. Hicks elected foreman. A three course dinner followed and dancing pleased the attendees.

United Order of American

Obituary notes Mordecai and Eliza J. Ellis of Newberg

Mordecai Ellis born October 31 1833 in Indiana moved with family to Iowa then Oregon in 1888 and died January 7 Philo math after apoplexy four days earlier. Eliza J. Ellis born February 17 1839 North Lewisburg Ohio died December 4 1917 in Lafayette Oregon. Both lifelong Friends church members. buried in Newberg Cemetery.

Mordecai Ellis Indiana Isaac Betsy Ellis Iowa Eliza Jane Winder Oregon Newberg Edith Coleman Philomath Newberg Cemetery J.S. Moore E. P. Johnson Eliza J. Ellis North Lewisburg Ohio LaFayette Rev Carter Friends Church

Installations of Shiloh Post and Women’s Relief Corps Officers

On January 10 1918 Comrade C A Williams assisted by Stevens installed the Shiloh Post 77 Grand Army of the Republic officers for 1918 with B F Pike as Post Commander and J W Moore as Adjutant among others. Women’s Relief Corps officers were installed by William Clemmens including Minnie Byers as President and Elizabeth Clemmens as Conductor. A noon dinner was served by the ladies.

C. A. Williams T. H. , Stevens Shiloh Grand Army of the Republic B. F. Pike Henry Hopkins A. J. Palmer John W. Moore Ezra Hayes W. H. Brooks H. Pittman H. M. Peebles C. A. Dixon B. H. Langworthy B. F. Hevland C. P. Cary Levi Dobbins Henry Pittman John Goff J. L. Marshall B. S. Hunter Women’s Relief Corps William Clemmens Minnie Byers Celia Hunnicutt S. YS Anna Marshall J. V Crissie Scott Snow Elizabeth Clemmens Mary Wood Francis Woodruff Harriet Dobbins Rosa Hollingsworth Mary Bankson India

Judge Thos F Ryan Enters Oregon State Treasurer Race

Judge Thos F Ryan, four among four Republicans named, announces candidacy for State Treasurer. Former Mayor of Oregon City and long time Clackamas County Judge, he cites reforms, water board creation, and Rural Credit Law support as highlights of a career built on economy and good roads advocacy.

Thos. F. Ryan E. C. Cusick Albany O. M. Plummer Portland Wm. Adams Ryan Orego City Clackamas County Board of Water Commissioners Clackamas Oregon City Grange Farmers’ Union Tom Richardson Oregon Good Roads Association Judge Ryan

Soldier Boy Writes From Michigan

Marvin Moore describes camp life in Michigan and Texas. He details meals, guards, bread rations, scarce coffee, molasses, and improvised food preserves. He notes living conditions, bed setups, and the routine of guard and school duties for truck drivers.

Marvin Moore 157Th Hera Squadron Mt. Clemens San Antonio Texas Michistan

Red Cross Benefit Supper and Evening Program

Remember January 25 with a Civic Improvement Club supper to aid the Red Cross. A eight o clock entertainment promises rare and lively laughs provided by local ladies as they host the event and supper for a good cause.

RED Cross Civic Improvement Club

Call to fathers of soldiers and sailors meeting

Notice calls all fathers of soldiers and sailors in the county serving in the Army or Navy to gather at the McMinnville county courthouse on January 26 1918 at 1 PM to organize a father’s club.

United States Army and Navy McMinnville

Sheep Killing Parrots At Large In San Francisco

Two Keas or sheep killing parrots escaped from crates in San Francisco while being shipped from Australia to the Smithsonian in Washington. They sliced crate slats with strong beaks and federal authorities offered a 100 dollar reward per bird. The birds prey on sheep for flesh and have earned enmity in Australia and New Zealand.

San Francisco Australia Smithsonian Institution Washington New Zealand

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Reid-Troy Evangelistic Party Ward Frank Rev. M. C. Wire Flora Wilma Sears Co-Operative Growers Puyallup Shiloh Post Anna Linnville Soldier Boy Michigan
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