Local notes show growth and social visits in Newberg
Newberg area residents and visitors fill the week with travels and gatherings. Notables include Mrs. G W Cutts from Portland and Mrs Barbara Austin from Albany visiting relatives, J W Barcroft returning to lead Newberg Drug Co, and bank cashier G N Hickok in town on business. Community events include Associated Charities meeting, new ladies rest room opening, and church union services planned to boost local enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cutts
Portland
Barbara Austin
Albany
J. W. Barcroft
Newberg Drug Co
G. N. Hickok
Aurora State Bank
Ruth Burke
Beaverton
Louise Austin
Saim Dimond
Theo Jeffries
Ton
Lane County
Mapleton
Eugene
Bilyeu
Gertrude
Montana
Perkins
Owen
Frank Wood
L. W. Hill
Frank
W.M. Trent
McMinnville
Rex Hill
F.E. Hobson
H. M. Hoskins
Newberg
J. C. Colcord
United States National Bank
Btsifeces
Associated Charities
Ida M. Woods
H. A.cox and
City Hall
Civic Club
Ella Nelson
Hoquiam
Washington
W. W. Nelson
Bird Partridge
North Yakima
Charley Waide
West _Chehalem
Day
Mr.Waide
Oliver Weesner
Indiana
St. Paul
National Prohibition Party
C Y P U Notes and Local church gatherings
Springbrook society reports good attendance and lively interest at recent meetings. Robert Dann spoke on the work of the C E of the Friends denomination. Lyle Hubard will lead next Sunday as Epworth League plans a leaderless meeting due to Miss Grace Wilson and Union Executive Board trip to Rex for the 8 o'clock service. Katherine Romig and Ethel Morris to sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springbrook Society
Robert Dann
C. E
Friends
Lyle Hubbard
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Grace Wilson
Union
Rex
Katherine Romig
Ethel Morris
The
Presbyterian Society
Reunion and Rally of A O U W Members in County
All A O U W members in the county are invited to a July 29 reunion and rally where grand lodge officers will speak Supper will be served and the order’s strong financial position will be highlighted The organization reports a safety margin above $91000 with assets enough to cover maturing certificates. Alex Westerfield and J G Eckeman announce details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Alex. Westerfield
J. G. Eckeman
Bowman Sues Transit Company Over Lost Chewing Ability
Robert Bowman a teamster sues Indianapolis Traction and Terminal for 5000 damages alleging injuries from a wagon and street car collision left his lower jaw dislocated and deprived him of chewing tobacco he used for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bowman
Indianapolis Traction & Terminal Company
Bowman
Rainy July Records Set in Portland Weather Note
The Evening Telegram reports July as exceptionally wet with 2.01 inches of rain at Portland up to July 17, the highest total since records began in 1871. Previous comparable period in 1909 recorded 1.49 inches, the nearest figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Rainfall Totals for July 1909 and 24 Hour Portland Rainfall
The record shows July 1909 precipitation at 2.26 inches. In the 24 hours ending at 8 am this morning Portland received 0.69 inch of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Springbrook Cannery Receipts Report Harvest Totals
Receipts through Wednesday show Royal Anne and Elton cherries totaling 106,506 and 4,467 crates of white and black cherries, plus 6,921 crates of other varieties. An added 4,139 crates of strawberries weigh about 35 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Anne
Elton
Hersiae
Newberg Churches Set Morning Communion and Evening Union
Morning Lord's Supper at Newberg Presbyterian Church with Bible echo and Lester Jones as superintendent. Evening Union service in the city park features a gospel temperance program and united choir under W. V. Gould. Sermon titled The Faith at 11 a.m. C E prayer meeting at 7 p.m. Junior Endeavor and Union park services follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
United Choir
W. V. Gould
Lester Jones
City Park
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E. C. Baird
C. J. McClain
W. W. Hollingsworth
Will Crater
West Chehalem
R. L. Dudrow
J. Carl Nelson
C. C. Corbin
Wm. Schick
Hollingsworth Chapel
F. C. Stannard
J. H. Moore
J. W. Moore
Mt. Vernon
Shoshone
Idaho
C. A. Eldridge
E. P. Hamilton
Dorothy Hull
R. W. Kirk
Corvallis
Tillamook
Wallace Hadley
Babe
Cora Hadley
Newport
Stubbs
Sheldon Stubbs
Frances Edgerton
Henry Chase
D. P. Gibson
Maggie Littlefield
Spokane
U. S
Colville
Charles O. Whitely
Centerville
B. L. Hicks
Christian Church
Turner
Joe Hess
David Coyle
J. B. Mount
Iowa
Eva H. Hull
Elizabeth Foster
Columbus
Ohio
Alexander Hull
Port Orford
Curry County
Hull
Foster
Dorothy Ehret
Whittier
California
Oregon
C. C. Harman
H. P. Burnham
Sherwood
M. D. Hawkins
Harold Taggart
Pacific College
University of California
Claude Newlin
Ellis Pickett
Berkeley
University
Jones Bros
Pratt K. Silton
George Howland
Carson
Dr. Young
Baptist Church
College
Pennington
Eunice Lewis
New Port
Amy Harger
G. A. R. and
Dayton
Yamhill County Veterans’ Association
Sam
Santiam
Salem
E. Crozer
Rosedale
W. E. White
A. P. Oliver
Iate Realty Association
Warrenton
M. Lor
St Saabs
Esther Miles
Oskaloosa
James
William Kelsey
W. Irving Kelsey
Skunk River
William
Minneapolis
John Hanson
Baptist
Bert Miller
Eastman
Kodak
Newberg. Drug Company
Newberg, Oregon
Yamhill Electric Co
U. W
Springbrook Cannery
C. A. Morris
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