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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
2
The article states Champ Clark has a daughter engaged to be wed and invites all Missouri residents to attend after the ceremony. It notes Clark’s political standing with Missourians and predicts a forthcoming unanimous election result.
Sorrow sweeps the Northwest at the death of Mrs Rose Bloch Bauer of Portland the beloved singer known for her charitable programs and birdlike voice. Her passing elicits wide tribute from those who knew her generous spirit and musical gifts.
Governor Johnson signs a bill requiring imported eggs to bear proper designation mirroring Oregon and Washington. The move aims to fortify the coast against Oriental eggs and protect consumers who prefer home grown or home manufactured produce from deception.
The two counties seal a pact to build a new road through the Grand Ronde Indian agency area, each pledging ten thousand dollars. The completion target is two years, and travelers to the Tillamook coast welcome the improved route, urging swift execution.
Miss Kempthorn of Alaska visits Dundee with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Harper. Mrs. Hillsinger and sister Mrs. Pond travel from Iowa to Portland for the Rosé Festival. Pond will remain in Dundee visiting their grandfather George Robertson and aunt Hillsinger. Other local families attend various gatherings and care for relatives.
Miss Stella Corey Paul Groth fused with Paul Groth in Newberg on June 3. After a 10 00 a m ceremony they left for Oregon to honeymoon with sister Mrs John. Corey taught in Dundee while Groth has long resided in town. Community friends celebrate home, while broader news notes trips and meetings across the region including a prune dryer order in Newberg and a later Old Hickory school event at Ewing Young.
Mrs. Sanders of Dallas visited her brother D. P. Shaw for a day or two. Victor Amoth returned from Portland after several weeks away. Esther Burnham attended the Rose Show in Portland Friday. Harvey Anderson and family called on Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Anderson Sunday. Crystal Smith spent part of last week in Portland. DeVere Fendall attended the YMCA conference in Washington last week. Oscar Calkins of Airlie and Mr. Bevens of Corvallis stayed at the Calkins home Thursday night en route to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ebbert and Mr. and Mrs. Boatman attended the carnival Friday. Mrs. William Carter visited Portland for the Rose Show last week. Berlin Davis and family and Dr. A. M. Davis were Sunday guests of Mrs. Joanna Davis. she returned to Portland with her son Berlin and came back Monday evening. B. F. Yergen and D. P. Shaw with their families were Sunday callers at S. M. Calkins. Last Saturday Mrs. N. P. Nelson, Mrs. M. Calkins and Miss Ella Macy went to McMinnville with a large party of eighth graders.
Reverend Marion George of Portland will preach at the church next Sunday morning with a call for good attendance and an offering to be taken. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Ralsie Wednesday morning. Several residents traveled to McMinnville Saturday for County School exercises where Professor Duncan awarded diplomas to eighth graders across the county. Members listed include Mrs. Tangen Ivy Games Hilma Hendrickson Flora Shatz Lila Hodges Edith Walton Gladys Smail Mable Jacobson Ruth Baker W A Baker Lester Baker Alvin Graves C Jacobson F L Strait. The QHG Club met at Mrs. D A Hovey's home last Thursday afternoon for a farewell event.
A social gathering honored Mrs. Esther Paulsen with tokens of esteem and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Honey and family, Mesdames Crocker, Hall, Post, Paulsen, Smail, Dempsey, and Walton, with local updates and upcoming meetings mentioned.
A country man asks Cy Warman what he does for a living and Warman replies he works for the Grand Trunk. The exchange touches on whether his job is selling tickets or handling baggage as a better role is hinted in the banter.
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