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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
5
The remains of Mrs. Namitz, wife of Earl Namitz, were brought to Newberg for burial after a long illness. The article notes her death in a Portland hospital and mentions accompanying funeral proceedings and local observances.
The college chorus plans its first concert of the season on Friday February 12 in Wood-Mar Hall. The program includes miscellaneous selections and a cantata for chorus and solo voices as well as Lowell’s The Singing Leaves. Proceeds go to the piano fund.
At a Sunday meeting in the Baptist church the Willamette Club appointed a three member committee to work with an advisory committee from a prior mass meeting. The aim is to create an adult friends group to support younger members and fund a wholesome meeting place. A town canvass for members will occur later. The note praises current progress and expresses sympathy for a bereaved widow and family.
At a January 23 1915 meeting of Shiloh Post No 77 Department of Oregon Grand Army of the Republic the following resolutions were adopted mourning Comrade Benjamin R Bass who died January 10 1915 Bass served in Co I 82nd Wisconsin Infantry and was honorably discharged after giving the best part of his life to the service of his country
Debaters at Salem won 2 to 1 while the negative team lost 3 to 0. Miss Menzies coached well despite small school limits. At Corvallis the high school basketball team beat Corvallis High 26 to 23, but lost 26 to 15 to O A C Rooks after Allan was barred as a post graduate. The team remains hopeful for the state championship under new eligibility rules.
The report notes last Monday in Newberg that postmaster Larkin addressed an assembly regarding state affairs.
A brief notice touts accurately adjusted spectacles and rapid results for new lenses. It invites readers to visit at once for eye examinations and confirms the results as beyond question.
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