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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
5
Local residents and visitors are cataloged in Newberg area notes with arrivals, illnesses, and social events. Highlights include Roy L. Clark funeral details, Japanese program at Pacific College, and a bridge project check by Commissioner Gunning.
Oregon jurist and pioneer William Galloway died at The Dalles while visiting his son District Attorney Francis V. Galloway. Aged 68, he arrived in Oregon in 1852, attended Willamette University, served in the state legislature, and held multiple judicial posts including Yamhill and the old third district. Survived by sons Charles V. and Francis V. and daughter Zilpha V. Galloway.
Frankie Crites travels to Portland to train with welterweight Stanley Willis and is set for his first U.S. bout on March 31 at the Milwaukie arena. He previously won bouts in Manila and Liberia and aims to establish himself in American boxing.
The Brooklyn Eagle notes a Newark court ruling that a husband may not claim compensation for odd jobs around his wife's home, including carpentry and painting, even for tending a crying baby at 3 am, urging the wife to seek court aid if needed.
The Boston Transcript recounts a tale of a young Orient prince who made many friends on a sea voyage to England but did not attend a formal dinner in London arranging by his new companions. He explained simply I wasn t hungry.
An appeal dedicates space to the American Legion and its fundraising effort for a lasting Memorial honoring wartime service. It urges patriotic support, noting Chateau Thierry and the Argonne as examples of courage and urging contribution from citizens in 1920 to aid the cause.
The Interchurch World Movement outlines a survey based plan to strengthen existing hospitals and open many new ones in underserved Chinese areas. Mission stations face long travel for care as doctor-to-population ratios remain critically low.
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