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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
4
The Graphic invites readers to write in if their district lacks coverage. It promotes a new proposition and asks for local volunteers to become correspondents for timely news.
Local families visit Jack Smith and discuss gatherings. The Fernwood charity berry picking by Mrs H N Baker and others ends. The Parrotts bring Chris Ives' car home after a June wreck and repairs. A dancing crowd at the highway hall near Sherwood features Parrott and Struve, with music supplied by Parrott and Struve. Lewis Parrott injures the eye while sewing. The community mourns the loss of the Lad Hill Commercial Club hall burned at 4:30 Sunday. six years ago the club built it and it was insured for 1080. plans to rebuild are underway.
Local residents journey between Portland Newberg Monmouth and Salem for visits lectures and family events. Notable mentions include Gottlieb Shand’s appendicitis surgery progress A Y P S C E meeting at E G Fendall home and a Saturday picnic at the Jerry O’Brien place with games and refreshments.
Mrs Worth of Portland visits daughter Mrs Gettman and family. Mrs Mueller of Boise Idaho visits with her daughter Mrs H E Powell. Mr and Mrs Brouillette and Mrs Blake of Portland visit Boyes home Sunday. Oliver Evans and daughter Margarette visit A S Bryant Sunday. A bungalow is being erected on Fairbanks farm by Mr and Mrs Cox. Owen Baker falls from a barn window injuring both wrists. Berry picking ends, chautauqua season begins for locals. Mrs Farrell of Minnesota and Mrs Jennie Wilson and daughter visit Mr and Mrs A W Farrell. Adolph beach attracts large crowds for hot weather bathing.
Local items describe Fred Hittern's work for Egos and ongoing cherry picking at Herds. Families including Maynard, McDougall, and Hutchens enjoy weekend rest and plan a Mount Hood trip with hike to the summit by the strongest climbers.
Local updates describe illness and visits among residents including Mrs. John Carter and Mrs. Rudolf Wenger. Neighborly movements include relocations to McMinnville for work, extended Portland stays, coast trips, and farm remodeling at the Meneffee place. A suspenseful accident injures Merriman McCloud but he is recovering.
Earl Bisachler cares for a pig that refuses to stay home. Carl Wohlschlegel and family plus Monroe Hutchens and families visited Mr. and Mrs Date Hutchens Sunday. Will Wohlschlegel, treated in Newberg for a foot abscess, plans to return but cannot work for some time.
The text notes several families joining a local chautauqua as dry conditions push berry season to its end. Kenneth Chase and children camped near trout streams, while George Snow traveled to Tacoma and Bremerton for extended visits. Anna Tangen visited Portland. Alma Paulsen Hadley, now Mrs Olin Hadley, welcomed a new son born June 28. the Paulsen family, early Chehalem Center residents, now reside elsewhere.
Miss Gertrude Hobson traveled to Portland on Monday. Miss Blanche Carlisle visited her parents over the weekend. Jay Fullerton now in West Timber spent the weekend with family. Zim Mills rushes to finish a new residence. Alfred Hobson returned home after Pearce sanatorium treatment. Virgil Mills and family plus friends toured the coast for the weekend. End of black cap season and berries mostly sun cured this week. Yuba caterpillar tractor finished grading the mountainside road and left Saturday.
Growth in drying operations continues as wood is hauled for the dryer and preparations proceed. Miss Daisy Newhouse leaves for Washington State Normal School to attend summer term after serving as the cannery overseer. A Jersey bull owned by E L Heater breaks a leg, Dr Horn of Newberg sets it, expected to heal in about a month. New mountainside road could trigger a celebration and official opening date is uncertain. Auto crash at Springbrook Fernwood West Side intersection injures Doyle of Newberg with a broken collar bone. second such collision in months. H H Parker and family visit from Alberta Canada, praise Newberg area and consider relocating here.
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