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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
5
Local residents are noted visiting relatives and attending events across Newberg and nearby towns. Names include Elder S. B. Moffitt Rev. George F. Round and many travelers visiting family in Salem Portland McMinnville and Albany.
A narrator recalls browsing second hand car lots via the Graphic ad listing Fords Studebakers Buicks and Overlands. He ends up buying a John Deere automobile praised for its class and value, and urges trade with Larkin Prince Howe Co. for reliable repairs and fair pricing.
A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Swan Bengon and a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Lambert. Mr and Mrs B F Yergen attended the Farmers Union Meeting in McMinnville. Lewis Amoth now drives a new buggy. Mr and Mrs Peter Duranteau visited Mr and Mrs Frank Morris. The Young People’s Meeting led by De Vere Fendall at the church Friday night was well received. Miss Mary Worden left for Portland to stay with an aunt for a month. Miss Esther Burnham stayed with Mr and Mrs George Bush over the weekend. Earl Carter has been quite sick this past week. After a Salem visit Miss Edna Anderson returned to spend the summer with her parents. her niece Miss Dorrell Anderson joined them.
A visit lineup includes Oscar Hougen of Oswego and Noel Hes gard hosting a weekend guest. Miss Hannah Amoth arrives from Portland on Tuesday morning to spend a week with relatives.
A Chamber of Commerce News editorial argues residents should patronize local merchants and manufacturers to support the community and earn forgiveness for benefiting from it. It frames local spending as civic duty and homegrown prosperity.
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