Local and Personal News Highlights From Newberg Area
Frank Morris made a westnans trip to Sheridan on Wednesday. Mrs. A Bauer has been sick with acute indigestion. Attorney B A Kirks and family of McMinnville visited Newberg on Sunday. Rev George F Round will preach at Rex next Sunday at 11. Oliver Evans and family returned from Rockaway. Baker spent the weekend with his parents in Fernwood. Dr Bromwich has recovered and is back in her office. Misses Hattie and Beth Gowdy of McMinnville spent weekend with the W E home. Miss Alice Dow, formerly of Newberg now in McMinnville, visited Thursday. Gus Paulson and family left for Pacific City for a coast visit. Mrs Ed Oberg and daughter Vivian returned from Moscow Idaho. Frank Joe of Portland, friend of Francis Haworth, visited for Berry Festival. Horace Nelson moved into a new home on north School. Glen Paxson, visiting from Prineville, spent weekend with hometown family. Rev B L Hicks and wife of Yamhill were Newberg visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Bunnell of Boseman Montana left after visiting with Asa Sutton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Dudley
Cloverdale
Oregon
Portland
Dudley
Newberg
Yamhill County
F. A. Morris
Kerrs and Hevlands Host Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs T J Kerr of Me Minnville spent Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs B F Hevland. Mrs Kerr and Mrs Hevland are sisters. Miss Clare Gimelius, a 1920 high school graduate, attends summer school at Monmouth and spent the weekend with Miss Mina Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Kerr
Minnville
B. F. Hevland
Kerr
Mrs. Hevland
Clare Gimelius
Monmouth
Mina Ames
Brainerds Visit Newberg Friends in Oregon
Mr and Mrs Brainerd of Salem formerly of Marshfield Oregon motored to Newberg Thursday and visited with Rev and Mrs Hiram Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd
Salem
Marshfield
Oregon
Newberg
Hiram Gould
Notable visitors at Berry Festival and area homes
George H. Cressy and wife of Her miston Oregon visited during the Berry Festival while Miss Esther Graffe of Linnton stayed with Miss Eleanor Warner. Mrs. A. M. Sherwood and two children came from Portland to stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. S. G. Miller. Several residents traveled to Pacific City for a fishing trip. A. L. Binford from California helped harvest berries west of town. W. H. Bentley returned from Pomona College where his sister graduated, and he discussed his ten acre lemon grove with P. P. McCully of San Francisco who is visiting with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Graffe
Linnton
Eleanor Warner
A. M. Sherwood
Portland
A.S. G. Miller
A. L. Binford
California
W. E. Parson
Willamina
Mr. Parson
Ee W. H. Bentley
Southern California
Pomona College
P. P. McCully
San Francisco
R. A. Spivey
Newberg
Shaver Couple Visit Newberg En Route Home
B A Shaver and wife were Newberg visitors for a short time Tuesday morning while traveling home to Salem from an auto trip to other parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Shaver
Newberg
Salem
Kilham Family Attends Berry Festival from Corvallis
Oliver F. Kilham and family traveled from Corvallis last Friday to the Berry Festival. Kilham is attending summer school at Oregon Agricultural College this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver F. Kilham
Corvallis
Porf. Kilham
Bremerton Woman Visits Brother-in-Law for Weeklong Stay
Mrs. O. Scott of Bremerton Washington arrived Saturday to visit W. L. Scott for several weeks. She is the sister-in-law of W. L. Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Scott
Bremerton
Washington
W. L. Scott's
Scott
W. L. Scott
Helena couple visits Newberg friends en route to California
Mr and Mrs Will Swendyman and sister Miss May Butler of Helena Montana left Friday after a few days stop en route to California and visited friends in Newberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Swendyman
May Butler
Helena
Montana
California
Newberg
Mrs Robb and daughter to visit Miller family
Mrs. J. H. Robb and her daughter Gladys plan to arrive today from Minden Nebraska for a visit with Mrs. Robb’s brother A. G. Miller and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Robb
Gladys
Minden
Nebraska
Mrs Pearl Stretch Heads Home From California Visit
Mrs Pearl Stretch and her two children left Sunday morning for Merced California after a two week visit with the Clyde Stretch and Nelson Brouillette families. She was formerly Miss Pearl Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Stretch
Merced
California
Clyde Stretch
Nelson Brouillette
Stretch
Pearl Cobb
Former Berry Festival publisher leaves town for Porland
E. F. Owen once led the Berry Fes ne official program and spent several days in the community before departing Monday for Porland, now residing there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Owen
Porand
Handt and Son cross state line on cattle buying trip
Otto Handt and Son Ernest left Tuesday for Mollala Oregon to shop for the Handt Meat Market. They plan to stay the rest of the week to buy cattle. M. C. Fuller of Battle Ground Washington, with wife and sister-in-law Mrs L M Stranahan, arrived last week and is living on west First street. he is related to the man cutting piling hauled through Newberg to the river this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Handt
Ernest
Mollala
Oregon
M. C. Fuller
Battle Ground
Washington
L. M. Stranahan
West First Street
Newberg
Mr J H Wilson Plans Home Here After Berry Festival Visit
J H Wilson and his wife traveled from Newport late last week to attend the Berry Festival and handle business. They left for home early this week, and Mr Wilson hopes to return next summer to build a residence in Newberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wilson
Newport
Mr. Wilson
Newberg
Portland and Long Beach Visitors Attend Berrian Demonstration
Mr and Mrs Charles Masson of Portland and Mr and Mrs C Buckley of Long Beach California visiting them en route to Seattle by auto called on Mrs Mary B Bankson to enjoy the Berrian demonstration last Saturday. Emma J Boyce, a childhood friend of Bankson, was part of the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Masson
Portland
C. Buckley
Long Beach
California
Seattle
Mary B. Bankson
Emma J. Boyce
Bankson
Newbery Fire Department Adopts By-Laws and Chooses Secretary
At a regular meeting last Monday the Newbery Fire Department adopted new by-laws and elected W. D. Bowman as secretary treasurer to fill the vacancy from D. R. Smith’s resignation. The department agreed to burn rubbish from the berry festival upon the request of Chief Ferguson, the police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbery
Social visits and local gatherings in Portland area
Mrs Belle Linville of Portland spent the weekend with sister Mra C C Ferguson who hosted a social afternoon for Mrs Chas A Crabtree of Pendleton. Vernon Gould returned to activity after mumps. Mr and Mrs J M Spencer of Seattle visiting Linda Vista with Mrs J W Kramien. The Methodist Young Women Foreign Missionary society met with Miss Mabel Hornbrook. Wm Moffitt, a nephew, and Mary Weesner, a great niece of John Smith, visited from Lime Oregon. Mr and Mrs Walter Morgan and daughter and Mr and Mrs Dier visited from French Prairie to spend the day with Mr and Mrs A J Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Belle Linville of
Portland
Mra, C. C. Ferguson
Mra
C. C. Ferguson
Chas A. Crabtree
Pendleton
Wm. Moffitt
Mary Weesner
John Smith
Lime
Oregon
Walter Morgan
Mrs. Dier
W. Morgan
French Prairie
A. J. Morgan
Mrs. O. J. McCoy and Miss Offel Visit Oregon Ranch
Mrs O J McCoy and Miss Dena Offel left last Friday for Hulk Oregon to spend the hot summer months at Silver Creek Falls on the McCoy ranch in Marion County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. McCoy
Dena Offel
Hulk
Oregon
Silver Creek Falls
McCoy
Marion County
Idaho family visits for summer stay in town
Mrs. George E. Parks and two children from New Meadows Idaho are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Scott and will spend the summer in town after arriving here on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Parks
New Meadows
Idaho
W. L. Scott
Cleveland professor visits Durstine family in town
W E Durstine brother of Mrs Woodworth arrived July 7 from Cleveland Ohio and will stay until about late August. Durstine teaches at the Technical High School in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Durstine
W. H. Woodworth
Cleveland
Ohio
Durstine
Technical
Baum Visits Portland After Selling Newberg Graphic
Frank P. Baum left Portland last Saturday and briefly met E. H. Woodward, the man he sold the Newberg Graphic to in December 1889. Baum’s wife died two years ago and he now lives with his son, a drug store clerk on First and Morrison streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Baum
Portland
E. H. Woodward
Newberg Graphic
Mr. Baum
First and
Morrison Streets
Wedding Announced for Mildred Ricks and C Vernon Steele
Announcements note Mildred Ricks daughter of E L and Mrs Ricks wed C Vernon Steele in Okanogan Washington on June 28. The couple will reside in Wenatchee Washington. Also updates on local families relocating and travel, a state exhibit for Newberg, and school board changes with four new committees led by W H Woodworth, W W Silver, G H Lee, V A Vincent, and Harlan Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Ricks
C. Vernon Steele
Miss Ricks
E. L. Ricks
Newberg
Okanogan
Washington
Wenatchee
W. H. Woodworth
W. W. Silver
George H. Lee
Miss Cowan to Lead Ellison-White Chautauqua Here
Miss Marjory Cowan arrives to run the Ellison-White chautauqua here this year. Woody Charles and family return to Newberg and visit Charles’ mother for several weeks as a business transaction awaits outcome. The Road Runner magazine features asphalt pavement results in Newberg with extensive article and three street views, promising wide publicity through circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjory Cowan
Woody Charles
Newberg
Mr. Charles
Road Runner
Standard Oil Co
Newberg Street
First Street
Main Street
College Street
City Council Acts on Sidewalk and Street Assessments
Last Monday evening the council reviewed sidewalk work on Dayton Ave and street work on Howard School Eighth and Fourth streets. It accepted P E Overend as day and night man at the fire hall, noting one man covers all shifts. River Street paving plans by the engineer were approved and a notice of improvement appears elsewhere in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Ave
Howard
School
Eighth
Fourth Street
P. E. Overend
River Street
Ribbon Ridge Social Roundup Includes Berry Festival Return
Mrs L A Brisbane recovered enough to attend the berry festival at Newberg. Mr and Mrs A F Hertig and two daughters visited with Mr and Mrs William Carter Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Robert Cook and two sons Norman and Ralph of Newberg spent Sunday at Mrs Cook's parents, Mr and Mrs William Carters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Brisbane
Newberg
A. F. Hertig
Lillian
Clara Louise
William Carter
Robert Cook
Norman
Ralph
Newberg Berry Festival Impresses with Strong Exhibits
The Newberg Berry Festival drew large crowds and praise for its superb fruit exhibits and well executed program. Notable attendees included Victor Hendrickson Bennie Shires Edward Johnson and families from Meadow Lake Portland and Jackson County with local residents hosting and social events at the Meyers and Hall households. The W C T U met at Elizabeth Meyers home with officers elected for the year and a cake and punch reception following.
Loan Wanted for 1000 at 7 Percent Term Three Years
Classified loan notice seeks a $1000 loan for three years at seven percent. Security listed as A-one. Contact phone blue 77 or reach White and Company office at 703 First Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White & Company
First Street
Household Hints and Simple Remedies From The Era
Whip one cup cream with vinegar and mix for dressing. Season cabbage with paprika and mix with dressing. Reuse discarded felt from men's hose to patch the tops of ladies' hose for a sturdy pair. To remove fruit stains, moisten fabric and hold over burning sulfur, then wash thoroughly.
Substituting Beef Fat and Tallow for Lard in Crusts
Boiled beef fat and tallow are hard by nature. Mixed with some salad oil to resemble lard, they make an excellent substitute for lard in pie crusts and cake shortening.
Shiloh Relief Corps No 28 Meeting Schedule
Shiloh Relief Corps No 28 holds meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at 2 38 p m in Duncan's Hall 311 First street Frances Woodruff pres Emma L Snow secretary centered in Duncan's Hall with schedule details for monthly gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh Relief Corps NO
Duncan's Hall
First Street
Frances Woodruff
Emma L. Snow
Sec’y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Morris
Sheridan
Wedntnday
A. Bauer
B. A. Kirks
McMinnville
George F. Round
Rex
Oliver Evans
Rockaway
Baker
Mrs. W. B. Baker
Fernwood
Hattie and
Beth Gowdy
W. E
Alice Dow
Gus Paulson
Pacific City
Ed. Oberg
Vivian
Moscow
Frank Joe
Francis
Haworth
Horace Nelson
North School Street
So- Glen Paxson
W. E. Paxson
Prineville
B. L. Hicks
Yamhill
Rev. Hicks
The
Christian Church In
Newts
John Bunnell
Boseman
Asa F. Sutton
George H. Cressy
Hermiston, Oregon
E. C. Baird
R. P. Gill
Graham
Vernon Gould
J. M. Spencer
Linda Vista
J. W. Kramien
Young Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Mabel Hornibrook
Clarence’ Kienle
Grants Pass
Mr. Kienle
Rowell Music
Marble Caves
Crater Lake
J. C. Wills
Mrs. Wills
Grandma Johnson
Mrs. H. Chase
Mary Palmer Johnson
Victor Hendrickson
Bennie Shires
Edward Johnson
James R. Hess
Meadow Lake
Newhere
Henry McGuire, Jr
Jackson County
Wm. Hall
Florence Hall
Carpenter
L. H. Meyer
Hall
John Agee
Walter Hess
A. V. Hendrickson
Mary Johnson
Bessie Staley
C. A. Morris
Yamhill Electric Company
Lynn B. Ferguson
Rexall
Wort
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Berg, Oreg
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