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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
2
A veteran recalls the Argonne offensive starting September 25 and a march from the camp on October 30. He describes harsh night movements through bombed terrain, constant shelling, and the rough trek to positions with partial cover, the weary march, and the daily fight atmosphere as November dawns.
Local residents share visits to North Yamhill Portland Salem and Canada. Shipyard layoffs affect L H Meyer and family plans Chehalem Center. a February birth in Roy Ferrel family. soldiers discharged from 83rd FA and Camp Lewis returns. Par ent-Teacher PTA basket social raises 41 dollars 35 cents at schoolhouse.
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Mrs. Albert Kenmits and children visited Newberg last week. Mrs. Lou Carter collected for the Armenian fund on Ridge this week. Mrs. J. T. Carter returned from Kansas. Miss Susie Evans recovering after appendectomy at McMinnville hospital. M. B. Sleeper of Portland spent weekend with Mrs. Sleeper at Boyd Bungalow. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Boyd and Mrs. M. B. Sleeper called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steward of Mountain Top. Avon Slade and wife from Portland visited Ridge. the Slades plan to move to Newberg soon.
Mr and Mrs Bert Bellew visited Portland on Monday and hosted visitors. Harold Ray of Portland toured Riverside Hop Farm on Saturday. John and Jim Johnston spent Sunday and Monday in Portland. A large neighbor turnout attended the Newberg sale last Thursday. Mrs Walter Ray visited with cousin Mrs BE G Fendall at Newberg last Thursday. A paved Raybell road project is set for appointment in Salem on Thursday.
List of numerous property transfers in Yamhill County Oregon naming buyers sellers and parcel sizes including several 10 dollar consideration deeds. Entries mention buyers such as Luther E Arney B E Bailey Margaret A Clark George Dennes Edward Davis John Michel and many others with parcel details and small cash transfers.
An evening meeting begins at 7:30 with Rev. Miller of Springbrook preaching on Why Some People Back Aside. Revival services continue each night this week at 7:30. Everyone welcome. Pastor Fred B. Carter announces.
Sunday at 9 45 includes Sunday school led by the superintendent with classes for all. 11 00 morning worship feature The Home and the New Era. 6 30 Y P 8 C EL led by Florence Lee with Lost by Looking Prov 23 20 436. 7 30 evening gang service topic A Rotten Political Fence. Wednesday midweek service Cities of Refuge Josh xx.
At 10 a.m. Bible school led by superintendent Ethel Keiler. 11 a.m. sermon titled The Victory that Overcomes the World. 6:20 p.m. C. E. 7:30 p.m. sermon Disciples How Made. Bible school attendance rising. Morning offering for Dampah Orphanage in India $9.00. Cordial invitation to all.
The third sermon in the Household Religion series will be preached next Sunday morning with the topic Duties of Children. Evening service will be held with topic to be announced. A Friday meeting on March 7 at 7 30 p m aims to raise six million dollars for Victory Drive, with Rev Lassette of Portland speaking. members urged to attend.
Dundee Church announces Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m on The Kingdom of God and an evening service at 7 30 p m Pastor C B Rees leads the services.
A Brooklyn Eagle sermon by Rev. De Newell Dwight Hills surveys historic wars from Marston Moor to 1914, arguing they shaped parliaments, republics, and self determination. It condemns German aggression, calls for international law, and envisions a future without terrorism or militarism.
Justine lived next door to Betty and the girls were always together. Their mothers sometimes kept them apart for a spell to ease tensions. Betty arrived to report Justine cannot visit while the mothers exchanged terse, garbled lines.
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