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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
5
Long list of visitors and residents from Newberg and nearby areas shares travel to Dayton Portland and Corvallis. News covers engagements of family members, church and school visitors, local business moves, obituaries, a fire at Frank Nephews barber shop, lyceum appearances, and campus improvements by the Women's Auxiliary with plans for a cleanup day.
The university community gathered at Mr and Mrs Walter Terrells home for a faculty reception with presidents professors and clergy in attendance. Music department pupils gave a Monday recital at Wood Mar hall and Lulu Sheppard urged support for the dry campaign. Yale China mission lecturer Kenneth Latourette spoke to students and helped form a Y M C A Y W C A volunteer band. Pennington and Mendenhall attend Reed College conference on press independent colleges Saturday morning.
A Portland resident Mrs. Foster spent Saturday with Mrs. Lillian Ikle. The Shire family mourns the death of their infant son with small services at Rev. John Shires home led by Rev. Crocker. Burial followed at Neyberg cemetery. Alice L. Adams announces Republican candidacy for County Treasurer, citing eight years in county work.
Mrs C J Hoskins was seen in town after traveling from McMinnville, stopping briefly for a visit on Tuesday. The report notes her return to the area and her local engagements.
Si Draft extols automobile fever and a Cartecar in a rambling tale of town life. He lauds Shell Motor Spirit at The Big Hardware Store, notes demonstrations of Chi Namel Varnish at Larkin Prince Hardware, and mentions locals like George Larkin, Dr Dixon, and Lynn Ferguson as cars and commerce swirl through Acme Quality Paints and local shops.
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