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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
5
Alexander Hull and wife to receive visitors this Thursday. Sickafoose couple leave for Newport vacation. Gower visiting Turner and Salem. new greenhouse planned. Many locals travel to coast, Seaside, Gearhart, Canon Beach. renovations and visits noted across Newberg and Vancouver.
Dr E A Romig and guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Otis and Peggy would visit Columbia beach during a Portland Sunday trip. Harlan Smith and family and Allen Smith with Mrs H A Terrell and Mr and Mrs T A Hutchens of Portland returned last Thursday from Woods where they had spent the prior week.
W T Anderson, Orville Smith and Henry Morris vacationed a week at Shepherds Hot Springs near Carson Washington while George Kelly headed there midweek. H G Lee returned from Boville Idaho reporting heat and drought. W B Brooks bought out partner Bowman's share in Bowman and Brooks printing.
Fred Hutchen and wife visited Portland Wednesday. William Gower wife and baby of Yale Oregon stay with John and Mrs. Gower. A G Miller wife and two sisters and Miss Robb took a Columbia River highway auto trip Thursday. C R Chapin family and Dr E H Utter flew to Newport for a two weeks outing starting Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Hornibrook of Throp Washington spent Sunday visiting her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs J Hornibrook. the gathering included extended family and hometown ties.
Chas and Ivor Oberg of Moscow Idaho arrived for a few days visit with brother Ed Oberg. Ralph Otis joined Walter Van Atta at McMinnville Wednesday and they started a several days fishing trip. Local cannery offers cash for wild blackberries as a source of ready income amid plentiful berries this year.
J. A. Orchards and his wife, after five years in Juneau Alaska, arrived Wednesday for a short visit with her brother N. F. Byers and the Byers family.
Religious services in Dundee will be conducted by Rev. G. F. Round at eleven in the morning. Text: Who is Able to Open the Book and Loose the Seal Thereof. Everyone is invited.
Roy Merritt of Sheridan has purchased the Watkina remedy agency from 8. A. Ball. Ball will leave at transfer completion and likely locate at Ballston.
W A Graham and family and Dr and Mrs F M Hellworth of Salem plan a two week auto trip to Victoria British Columbia starting next Wednesday.
Archie Thompson of Park River North Dakota visits Mr and Mrs Paul Johnson and considers moving west with Newberg area appealing as a residence. C E Newhouse family escape injury after a Seattle car rear end collision near Dundee, car overturned but no serious damage. Highway fills near the bridge at Newberg require attention to prevent harm from sudden drops, suggesting added approaches or stabilizing dirt.
Mrs. Edith Holt relocates from Portland to 613 Edwards Street. Miss Rose Felig of New York visits the west and stays with Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Bridenbecker. Albert G. Carruth, former Sentinel publisher at Carlton Oregon, dies at 68 after months ill health. Col. F A Boutelle of Seattle leaves after a day with half-brother J D Gordon. Boutelle has retired from government service after fifty years.
J. H. Peabody came down from Cottage Grove where he had been for two months on Wednesday and returned Thursday. He was formerly associated with Mr. Allman in running the Star and Baker theatres and has a brother in the Cottage Grove theatre business.
The Spaulding Logging Co plans to buy a two and a half ton Mack truck to improve local delivery service. They believe it may be cheaper or at least as cheap as current methods, but expect better customer service with their own truck.
The postmaster invites bids for labor to erect fifteen collection posts on town streets. Posts and boxes are supplied. work is limited to labor and setting in concrete or earth. Bids should be given to the postmaster. Once bids are let, the boxes will be placed around town.
The Happy Helpers class from M. E. Sunday school enjoyed a Tuesday hike and picnic at Skookum Lake. Under Ruth and Ella Titus, the group walked around the lake and roasted wenries and ate sandwiches cookies and cake at noon.
The Free Methodist church youth group hosted Miss Geneva Sayre at a Tuesday reception. A Monmouth Normal graduate of 1921 she plans to sail to China August 27 after leaving Portland for San Francisco to visit relatives. She declined a $1560 eastern Oregon principalship to pursue missionary work and a lawn picnic followed the impromptu program.
A 25 person party from this community traveled to Mt Hood last Sunday by five autos leaving Newberg Saturday. They camped at government camp eight miles from the top, began the climb Sunday morning and 12 reached the crater. Names of the climbers include Louis Hulst Winifred Finnegan Ed and Fred Wohlschlegel and others. The day offered ideal views.
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