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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
1
A reader signing as Subscriber from Newberg argues high living costs could be eased by smaller homes and home gardens. He urges women to work, raise vegetables, keep hens for eggs, and youths to stay busy, suggesting practical steps to reduce expense and domestic trouble.
Packard the cartoonist, famed chalk talker, will perform at Wood-Mar hall next Tuesday night. Reserved seats available at Kienle Son's music store, 85 cents for adults, 26 cents for children.
W H Woodworth secretary treasurer issues an earnest appeal for $2500 more by June 1 to fund the Newberg Co operative Growers Associat n cannery. He stresses manager J William Chambers and member cooperation, cites taxes, insurance, roof repairs, and machinery needs, and urges prompt subscription payment at the First National Bank.
Pacific College music pupils will present a public recital in the college chapel next Monday evening March 23 at 7 45. No admission will be charged and the public is cordially invited to attend.
Noted American cartoonist Alton Packard, praised for his work, will perform in Newberg next Tuesday night following a successful appearance five years ago.
Lisle Hubbard places second in the annual state contest held last Friday night in Albany. George Stews of McMinnville wins overall, while Howard Taylor of Pacific University takes first in delivery but drops to sixth overall. Hubbard plans to compete in the state prohibition contest on April 10 and looks toward a bright next year.
At 6 45 Friday evening an excursion train departs Newberg for McMinnville carrying a large crowd of rooters to the ball game between Newberg and McMinnville. Wednesday’s game ended 19 to 19 at time, then six points in ten minutes gave visitors a 20 to 22 win. Round trip fare 55 cents.
More than 200 people attended the county teachers institute in Newberg on March 14. State officials and local educators delivered speeches, with praise for opening exercises and the Rex Ke President Riley Minnville college and Dr Col in S White among speakers. A luncheon followed and Churchill warned about service in education. District No 10 West Chehalem plans a gymnasium as schools increase industrial training and student welfare efforts. No. 9 Chehalem Center showed excellent facilities, while Wood-Mar hall hosts Pack the chalk talker next Tuesday night.
A first visit from Thurston county to the Chehalem Valley in 47 years past is recalled. The piece paints early landmarks, a camp meeting near Cy Nelson’s farm, and humorous churchyard rules that split attendees by gender.
An evening of Irish music games and foods at 615 North Mering hosted by Mrs Langton. Guests included Mr and Mrs Best Larkin Gordon Patterson and many others with prize winners George Lutz Mrs David Johnson and Miss Jessie Britt.
The city of Newberg schedules a clean-up day for Saturday March 28. Residents must tie rubbish or bag it in strong sacks or boxes and place it where the teamster can collect without delay. No burning of carted items. By order of council Ida M. Woods Recorder.
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