Locals and Visitors Camp at Newberg Week
Numerous visitors arrive in Newberg from Oregon and Idaho including Demsey Smith from Good nough Hills and Ernest Schilling from Lincoln Nebraska. The town notes marriages births and local diversions with club tours and school events mentioned.
Obituary of Horace E Newlin in Springbrook Oregon 1866–1920
Horace E Newlin died after a protracted illness on the sixth month second at 4 PM 1920 at his Springbrook Oregon home. He was born January 5 1866 in Sylvan Indiana aged 64 years 4 months 27 days. He married Mary Emily Rice November 23 1887 and had five children Beulah Morey Clarice Newby Jeasie Lloyd and Kenneth Newlin. He left parents Luther Newlin a brother James Duncan Newlin and sisters Miriam Mills Ida Ann Cook with other relatives. He expressed reconciliation with the Lord and a wish to be forgiven for any wrong. He cited Bible verses for comfort and asked Mrs Butler to convey thanks for her support. He left a message that the parting pilgrim said adieu to earth for all is well.
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Zenas Perisho
Idaho
Ellen Gregory
Astoria
J. H. Gagan
Dundee
D. C. Rogers
Portland
Newbery
Leone Strait
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ralph Rees
Cornell
Newberg
Springbrook
Agnes Eskleton
Salem
Imperial Hotel
C. B. Wilson
McMinnville
Omar Fendall
Forest Grove
Chisung Pil
P. C
E. W. Newby
Vancouver
Omer Gause
Washougal
Washington
Birtha
Wm. Kimber
Dayton
Chas. Blair
Rae
Langworthy
Gus Leavens
J. F. Ridenour
Illinois
Charles E. Lewis
Mary Marlatt
Pacific College
John D. Mills
Bright
Horace E. Newlin
Milton
Mary Jane Newlin
Oregon
Sylvana
Indiana
Mary Emily Rice
Mermilion
County
Beulah Morey
Parma
Clarice Newby
Jeasie
Lloyd
Kenneth Newlin
Mrs. Butler
Jordan
Earth
W L C Notes Address on Respect for Law
The Woman's Legislative Council met in the library with Rev George H Lee giving a talk on Respect for Law. The program urged delegates from various societies to attend and cooperate. No further June meeting unless called by the president.
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Woman's Legislative Council
George H. Lee
Regular exercise urged by Old Fogg in playful quip
The Old Fogg comments in a newspaper joke about developing anything through regular exercise. The Grouch retorts that such a fact would imply a woman's jaw could grow as large as her chest, reflecting a humorous exchange from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Goodnough Hills
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Ernest Schilling
Lincoln
Nebraska
Owen and Curry
Cecil Pearson
France
C.€. Frick
Pdlm
Sadie EB
Stewart
R. W. van Valin
F. W. Bilyeu
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Bilyeu
Cc. M. Ryan
Condon
United Motor Bus Co
Montebello
Vincent
H. Ohmart
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Bottineau
Mr. Ohmart
Charley Butler
J. Carl Nelson
Bertha
N. D. Elliott
Oliver Tergell
Friends Church
Arthur George
Marion Tuesaday
A. C. Ruby
John Hutton
Ruth Mellinger
C. D. Norris
Corrie Norris
D. C. Clark
Herbert Coffin
Flossie McDonald
L. M. Parker Home
Claude A. Lewis
Fairfield
Missa
Gladys Lee
Goldendale
W. E. White
Vernon T. Hinshaw
Cecil F. Hinshaw
Academy
Floyd Perisho
Pres
Levi T. Pennington
Central City
Nebraska Central College
Nebraska Yearly Meeting of Friends Church
Howard Armstrong
Ray Stout
W. T. Anderson
McCourt
Multnomah
L. M. Buel
Newbery Council
Security Benefit Association
Thomas
Merit Timberlake
Graphic
Frank E. Crowell
Literary Digest
Chamberlain
McNary
Hallie L. Shoemaker
Huntington Park
California
Jeanine Remington
Caldwell
Gilbert Shambaugh
Olive Johnson
Pearl Grove
Charles North
Cornelia Chase
Chehalem Center School
G. E. Mann
L. B. Ferguson
Anderson Motor Co
G Sutton
Susan Gragg
Sherman Street
Beatrice Merrill
Sutton
Miss Gragg
Stephen Gragg
Corvallis
Audry Gragg
Edwin Merrill
Susie Barr
Joe van Cleave
Thomas Sutton
Mrs. Omer Moore
Little One
Cottage Grove
Zimri Ellis
Asa Hyde
Homedale
Grace Benson
Acific College
Little Willie
Graham
Eastman Kodaks
Bureau of Standards
Yamhill Electric Company
J. L. van Blaricom
First National Bank
Newberg, Oregon
Rexall
Lynn B. Ferguson