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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
2
Mrs. Werlein and Mrs. Whitaker travel to Portland with events noted. Dorothy Dean and Ruth Kane host and visit. Arlene Sawyer and the Kane family spend time together. Freda Kane returns from hospital. McCaffree comes home from Washington. Mrs. Butler unable to officiate. Perisho preaches in Newberg. Social visitors from Colorado and Portland call on the Kane family.
John Graves travels to Montana on business. Mrs. Cyrene Palmer stays at the Johnson home. Mrs. Wm. Small suffers quinzy. The Cates visit from Portland. Henry Potts couple sell and move to Swartz’s vacated property. Ramsays relocate from Newberg near Staley ranch. Strait moves to D. P. Strait estate. Marguerite Johnson begins nurse training at Multnomah Hospital March 1. Flaughers visit Mary Johnson before moving to California. A A Post sells chicken farm and fruit dryer to Mrs. Cole of Washington and moves into Strait property.
Miss Frances Cameron of Seattle visited Otterbrook last week. Miss Marguerite Eutler of Portland stayed with the Misses Christopher and Young at Sylvan Farm. Roe R. Robison took his mother and aunt to Portland to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Eddens celebrated a wedding anniversary on February twenty fourth. Prof. C. A. Reed toured Red Hill nut orchards in Dundee and found no serious frost damage. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Arlena Dillinger before her mid month wedding in Ohio. Mrs. Frank Keyes learned of Mrs. C. O. Richards’s death, a Red Hills resident. An epidemic of colds with pneumonia affected families. Newberg doctors and Portland nurses are aiding recovery. Household hints offer preservation tips for vegetables, coffee, eggs, bread, cake, oven temp control, silk washing, gas mantles, and pineapple core juice for jelly.
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