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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
2
An advertisement invites customers to furnish dining rooms with a wide range of tables chairs side boards china closets and serving tables. The copy promises satisfaction and urges visitors to discuss styles finishes and prices in person.
Reports from Newberg and surrounding area include visits by George Pettengill and Mrs. Jenkins’ nephew, and Stehn McCormick from Southern Oregon. Mrs. E Garland visits her sister in Salem while Ray Garland recovers from a broken leg. A new cannery fruit buyer, Mr. Stergis, is appointed. At the June 21 school meeting rs. Sanderman becomes first lady director. J. P. Sawyer assists with truck work for Ed Aa wees. The prune crop looks promising and a community sing is hosted by D. Frost and Mrs. Werlein on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Mr. Wiley and family from Nebraska visit S. Sanderman. they plan to move West. A. J. Heskett departs for Canada to continue Chautauqua work with Private Peat Canadian Lyceum Bureau. Peat attends Shriner Convention and visits Mr. Heskett. Laughin and daughter Miss ban line Coriinson and Peter Wider of Yamhill are noted guests.
Miss Marguerite Johnson returned to Portland after a two week vacation at Multnomah Hospital. Mrs C Louise Moshier visited family in Portland while summering with her brother I Meyer and family. Mrs Cyrene Palmer marked her birthday with several friends from Dundée sending flowers cards and visits. A group of six youths toured from Portland and visited the Tangen home with several out of town guests.
Local reminiscence mixes playful names and clipped exchanges. The note references Little Miss Ayres and Little Miss Knox, contrasting presence and obligation in a family or social circle. The Boston Transcript framing hints at a gossip or social column tone reflecting month or era manners.
John A Smith George Foster and L L Thornton file in Yamhill circuit court through Frank Holmes and Chas Anderson for a recount of a Four Road project measure. They seek ballots and a canvass of votes to declare the result and invalidate nine named voters who allegedly were unregistered.
A cloth moistened with warm water and kerosene makes the stove look black when blacking is unnecessary. When cutting fresh bread, heat the blade of the knife in hot water.
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