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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
5
Local residents face illness and divorce while the community reports on club meetings poultry output and charitable efforts. Reports include births and illnesses, street work, candidacy talks, and a memorial for John Waggroft. Leaders and ministers gather for conferences as the week closes with obituaries and charity drive updates.
E G Fendall cites errors in the Graphic on the big 1884 snowstorm and the 82 83 dry freeze. He recalls North Yamhill flooding near the Carlton bridge, mild February, early March spring, and a six week freeze killing grain near Willamina. He also notes past club wrestling meets and asks for reader support.
The Willamette Athletic Club adopts wrestling as a sport of interest to develop both mind and body. The club treats wrestling as a standard sport alongside other schools and activities.
The Pacific College team overcame injuries to key players Rep logle Gulley and Hinshaw as Colcord faced early foul trouble. Wilcox played through an injured shoulder in a 26 to 19 victory set in the second half 13-13. A rematch is set at Forest Grove February 26 with the P C second team also finding form in recent dates. The squad then plans a two game southern trip facing Philomath and Albany while recovering from illness and adjusting to a smaller Philomath floor.
High School debate in the auditorium Friday January 28 1916 at 8 p m features Newbergs affirmative team against Salems negative on the national issue: Should the United States adopt the essential features of the Swiss system of military training and service. Teams Earl Penn ey Eva Parrett Goldie Everest for Newberg. Salem promises a strong counter.
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