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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
5
Portland visitors and McMinnville business trips fill a crowded local notes page. Residents move, marry, plant, and entertain as church, school, and family life unfold across Newberg and surrounding towns.
Real estate listing for sale two 100 by 100 foot corner lots. Asking price $600 with terms. Contact G. S. Hoaglin for details.
John Gill of Portland presents a Friday night talk on fish at Wood-Mar hall starting at 7 30 with admission 25 cents. The event promises to be engaging.
Week ending Wednesday March 26 reports standings for the $400 piano contest sponsored by Newberg Hardware & Plumbing Co. Contestants vie for top honors as scores are tallied.
A called tennis meeting reorganized the group with Paul Mills as president and Rose G Hannon as secretary treasurer. Walter Wilson was elected Roosters Club president with Miss Hannon as secretary and Melvin Elliott treasurer. The group plans a spring concert by the Saltzer Trio to benefit the Athletic Association. Light baseball practice begins in anticipation of an April 11 game with McMinnville. Prohibition speaker Harry W Platt spoke in chapel and Lisle Hubbard won the local contest, to represent Pacific College in Eugene on April 11. The Crescent editor is Elma Paulsen with Meade Elliott as assistant. A fish tales program by John Gill is set for Wood-Mar Hall on Friday the 28th.
A traveler asks for a married neighbor described as singularly beautiful with pink and white complexion sea-shell ears and goddesslike hair. A servant responds by asking Jane to tell the gentleman she will be down in a minute.
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