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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1917

Page

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Local W. C. T. U. hosts reception and banquet

The Ieal W. C. T. U. held a reception and banquet at Odd Fellows hall. Mayor Larkin and Mrs. Ida Woods attended with the teaching staff and city officials. Mrs. Kemp President spoke on legislative sessions and moral issues, urging support for anti-cigarette laws and funds for a new penitentiary.

Ieal W. C. T. U Odd Fellows Hall Larkin Ida .M. Woods Kemp Etta Moore George Larkin Pennington S. S. Dow

Special Musical Service at First Presbyterian Church

Program for a Sunday evening service at the First Presbyterian Church includes pieces by Chopin Gounod and others. Performers listed are Miss Britten, Miss Bassett and Peter Gounod. The event is scheduled for Sunday at 7:30 PM.

Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Chopin Britt Peter Miss Bassett

Young People's Union Notes Contest Progress

The report shows Paul Elliott's side with eight more points and Miss Wilson's sixteen as the tally grows. About twenty young people have joined or considered joining Young People's Societies, and the committee seeks better side names beyond Paul Elliott and Miss Wilson.

Paul Elliott Miss Wilson Misa Wilson

Patriotic Meeting Called for March 30 in Newberg

City officials urge residents to attend a patriotic meeting at Duncan's Hall Friday night March 30. Judge John H. Stevenson of Portland will deliver the address and locals will be invited to speak briefly. Mayor Geo Larkin notes the event complies with the governor's patriotic week proclamation.

Newberg Oregon Duncan’s Hall John H. Stevenson Portland Geo. Larkin

Big Lecturer Ott to Speak at Wood-Mar Hall Tonight

Edward Amherst Ott presents the lecture Sour Grapes at Wood-Mar Hall this evening. The program headlines one of the country’s leading lecturers and offers a major public talk for local audiences.

Edward Amherst Ott Wood-Mar Hall

Moose Event Tuesday Night at Chehalem No 540

Informal entertainment at the Moose auditorium by Chehalem No 540 Loyal Order of Moose featured Emerald Isle decorations. The evening included music singing and dancing with Haskin's orchestra providing tunes.

Moose Auditorium Chehalem No. 540 Order of Moose Emerald Isle Haskin

Students return to Pacific College after vacation pause

The Pacific College campus resumes routine as clubs rehearse for a Dundee concert and debates with Albany College proceed. Baseball workouts begin in the gym with plans to practice on the diamond when weather allows, while a few dorm residents stay in Newberg.

Dundee Albany College Newberg Mildred Benson Christine Hollingsworth Prof. Mills Lester Wright Robert Dann Ben Darling Ralph Shiley Hester

New Auto Law Features Key Driving Rules

The last legislature enacted a new automobile law detailing drivers must keep slow vehicles rightward, yield room to faster traffic, signal clearly, and only ambulances or doctors may exceed speed limits on emergency calls. It also requires dimmed lights, limits projecting tire parts, bans throwing objects on highways, restricts passengers from tampering with vehicles, and prohibits drivers under 15 without an adult present.

T L Con test held in Dundee County

The county L T L contest took place last Friday in Dundee and drew a good crowd despite rain. Nine young contestants performed with Nola Fern Fortune winning the medal for her tobacco evils lecture, while Willard Bassett and Helen Stanbrough also performed memorable pieces.

Dundee Newberg Waln Otter Herbert Vi Vole Swink J. G. Alford A. C. Stan H Willard Bassett Helen Stanbrough Chehalem Center Nola Fern Fortune J. W. Fortune

Mrs E B L Terrell Seeks Sewing Help This Spring

Mrs E B L Terrell at 911 3rd Street invites applicants for sewing help this spring. Call Black 123 to discuss positions and hours. Act early to secure work during a busy season.

E. B. L. Terrell 3Rd St Black

Woman's Auxiliary Sale Promotes Hot Tomales and Baked Goods

The Woman's Auxiliary to Pacific Co will hold a sale on Saturday April 14 featuring hot tomales cakes bread and salad. A forecast of sale items and a list of baked goods will be provided at the event.

Woman's Auxiliary Pacific Co

Government seeks mechanics for navy yard vacancies

The United States Civil Service Commission announces vacancies in navy yards and ordnance establishments abroad and at home. It asks proficient tradespeople not on government contracts to list themselves for immediate or potential future employment. For details contact the Newberg Oregon post office. March 26, 1917. Board members Fred G. Hutchins and Seth B. Dodge sign.

United States Civil Service Commission

Governor Withycombe Leads Oregon Road Plan Debate

The article notes Governor Withycombe won by a large majority and faces criticism of the highway commission for not naming a highway engineer. It urges trust in elected officers and advises patience with the road bonding act as Oregon seeks winterable roads to boost state progress.

W. E. Paxson Newberg Hattie Beth Gowdy Joseph Hoberg Wisconsin Hoberg Oregon Withycombe Telephone Register

Wm Clemmens Confined at Home Under Physician Care

Wm Clemmens remains confined to his home under physician care as efforts continue to monitor his health. The report notes ongoing medical supervision and the expectation of a continued home recovery.

Wm. Clemmens

Mrs Omar Fendall Entertains Manyhaha Club

Mrs Omar Fendall hosted a Manyhaha Club gathering last Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs H A Miller Mrs Walter Van Atta Mrs Russell Parker Mrs C J Hoskins and Mr Curtis Houser along with Misses Katherine Romig and Mabel Miller. Daffodils and pussy willows decorated the rooms and a two course luncheon followed needlework.

Manyhaha Club Omar Fendall C. J. Hoskins Fendall Mesdames H. A. Miller Walter van Atta Russell Parker Curtis Houser Katherine Romig Mabel Miller

Growers Meeting Held At Odd Fellow Hall

The fourth in a series of growers meetings is set for Saturday at Odd Fellow's hall starting at 10 in the forenoon. G E Frost Jr will speak on fertilizers as applied to fruit trees and vegetables. Newberg business men will provide a free lunch at noon.

Odd Fellow’s G. E. Frost, Jr Newberg

Anniversary Services at Newberg Church Set for April 7

The Newberg church marks its ninth anniversary with all day services on Saturday April 7. Morning communion and a memorial to the Lord precede a fellowship meal in the lower room and an 2 pm roll call. Members urged to attend. no evening service.

Bible School Lester Ge Karmon Christian’s Toa Weeser M. E

Yamhill County Aims for Better Pure-Bred Dairy Herds

A group of pure-bred cattle breeders from Yamhill County met at the county agricultor’s office to discuss improving local herds. They noted some of the world’s best beef and dairy stock are in the county but warned most herds are underproducing and few use registered sires. Leaders urged bull and test associations to form a breeders’ group to promote higher productivity and local high-quality stock, with a plan to meet again.

Nesta Productey Eae Yamhill M. S. Shrock

Quote from John Sharp Williams on rewarding a town helper

An old man in the town recalls a remark by John Sharp Williams the former House Democratic leader about how to reward a town servant. The exchange includes dialect and humor indicating a reward dilemma between coal or whiskey.

John Sharp Willams

Wednesday Club Entertains at the Terrell Home

The Wednesday Club hosted their husbands Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Terrell home with daffodil and fern decor and a large American flag. Games and a short program followed by a two course luncheon. Attendees included H. Allen, A. T. Lemon, R. M. Sanders, and many others. Hear Edward Amherst Ott at Wood-Mar Hall tonight.

W. E. Terrell Margaret Hodson Melba Sanders C. J. Hoskins Russell Parker Omar Fendall Merry Makers Messrs. and Mesdames H. Allen A. T. Lemon R. M. Sanders W. W. Hollingsworth F. C Stannard HB. G. Crocker Edwards Rankin C. A. Hodson L. C. Palmer Clarence Butt Harry A. Miller R. L. Parker W. W. Silver U.S Edna Converse Daisy Newhouse Jessie Harriott Esther Terrell A Sanders Alfred Terrell

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Young People's Union Pacific College Papa K. W. Swink Mildred Wills Mrs Growers’ Meeting Newberg Churches Christian Methodist C. E Wedoceday Yamhill County
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