Newberg Social Notes Highlight Local Visiting Friends
Migs Helen Scott of Newberg Telephone Co. spent Sunday with friends in Tigard. Estella Peterson visited her sister Mrs Ed Oberg in Portland earlier in the week. Ensign J B Hakill of VA 86 Destroyer Lavallette attended a visit at Olive Bassett's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Helen Scott
The
Newberg Telephone Co
Tigard
Migs Estella Peterson
Portland
Ed Oberg
J. B. Hakill
Lavallette
Olive D. Bassett
T. W. Hester
Marie
Newport
Helen Rude
Angeline Felix
Oliver Stromquist
College Street
L.E. Brown
Tom Cummings
J. W Wine
Los Angeles
Newberg
Alex Scott
Sheridan Street
Gladys Paulsen
Dallas
Thomas Coats
H. C. Paulsen
Grace Willis
W. E. White & Co
George C
Hev. W. N. Coffee
Local notes on visits and community events in Newberg
Miss Laura Blair returns home from Hood River while Dr. T W Hester and daughter Marie plan a ten day Newport trip. Portland visitors, street addresses, and social gatherings fill a busy week with engagements at Rexchurch and Meadowvale farm management changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Blair
Hood River
Birthday Party for Clay Anderson at Commercial Hotel
A surprise birthday party was held Friday evening February 25 at the Commercial hotel for Clay Anderson. Guests enjoyed games, a supper served by Mr and Mrs Anderson and Mrs Beal, and more games. Attending were Newberg residents Clay Anderson Cecil Anderson Perry Bradley Christie and Elizabeth Anderson Mabel Anderson Howard Livingood Daisy Kennedy Violet Everest Versie Beal Irma Blackburn Burbin Graves Margaret Houston Wilma Vanderbeck Bennie Shires from Newberg and Lucy Adler Claude Quine Vern Beal and Alvin Adler from Forest Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Hotel
Clay Anderson
Anderson
Mrs. Beal
Cecil Anderson
Perry Bradley
Christie
Elizabeth Anderson
Mabel Anderson
Howard Livingood
Daisy Kennedy
Violet Everest
Versie Beal
Irma Blackburn
Burbin Graves
Margaret Houston
Wilma Vanderbeck
Bennie Shires
Newberg
Lucy Adler
Claude Quine
Vern Beal
Alvin Adler
Forest Grove
Cheap Daily Bread for Schoolgirls in Shantung
A report from a mission school in Shantung province China shows a Chinese girl may eat three meals daily for 18 dollars a year. Breakfast and supper include steamed corn bread and brined turnips while dinner features millet and vegetables, occasionally with pork.
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China—Tengshow
Shantung
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Earl Hutton
Standifer Shipyards
Vancouver
Florence Cooley
Salém
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H. M. Hoskins
Lewis
McMinnville
Pacific College
Pennsylvania
Spaulding Logging Co
Keystone State
Wm. Paxson
Cloverdale
Byron Kenworthy
J. T. Butler
Gladstone
Rexchurch
Asa Sutton
Lyra
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London
C. A. Houser
E. A. Hess
Ohmart
310
First Street
Wells Battery Station
C. C. Ferguson
John Shires
Sarah Wheeler
Dan Cupid
M. E
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Frank Nelson
Meadowvale
Willis K. Clark
Paul Newmyer
T. F. Ward
Warren Construction Co
East Hancock Street
Ward
Nellie Moore
Cottage Grove
C. C. Bloan
Christian Church
Sloan
Lester Gulley
A. S. Gulley
Greenleaf
Idaho
Mr. Gulley
S. B. Cummins
Long Beach
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Aas
the Graphic
Pinney
Garner Jubilee Co
Wood-Marr Hall
Kienles
Farley Rasmussen
Dayton
H. O. Hanson
Fordson
Samson
W. A. Sloan
Bandon
Charles E. Brooks
Ceres
C. C. Sloan
Miller Mercantile Co
Worcester Building
E. W. Collier
Big City
Moe- Minnville
E. Lorne Knight
John Knight
Explorers’ Club of
New York City
V. Stefannsson
Arctic
Explorer
Crede
A. E. Switzer
Chehalem Mountain
W. Albert Jones
Lexington
Morrow County
Ingrid Oksanen
W. W. Alspaugh
Willamette River
Alspaugh
Mr. Switzer
Gridley
Newberg, Oreeon
South Electric Co
MAZDA
BLACK
First National
BANK
Ewberg, Oreg
Yamhill Electric CO
China
C. A. Morris
Nyal Huskeys
P. S
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Rexall
Your Family Drug
Black 106
Lynn B. Ferguson
Rexall Store
First St
Oregon