Local Notes and Social Gleanings Parade in Newberg
Local residents and families are listed with visits, travels, and events. J W Chambers serves on the grand jury. Birth announced for Ellis Winters’ son. Various trips from Turner to Portland, and visits from Fort Moody, Lewiston, and Salem are noted. Community events include talks at the library, farm meetings, and a piano fund benefit. A Fernwood wedding and local farming industry notes conclude the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chambers
Ellis Winters
C. W. Parker
Turner
P. C. Lifts Losses to McMinnville in Tennis and Baseball
P. C. lost to McMinnville last Saturday in both tennis and baseball with morning singles results Simpson over Edwards 6-1 6-1 Bishop 6-4 7-5 and Nichols Kaufman falling 6-0 6-3 in doubles. Mac edged P. C. 6-5 in baseball. Rev Stannard led Y M C A Wednesday morning. Taggart and Hawkins attended a Portland meeting. Glee club to perform Friday at Springbrook. P. C. to play Chemawa Indians Saturday. Mrs. Pennington led YWCA this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C
McMinnville
Simpson
Edwards
Bishop
Guyer
Nichols
Kaufman
Campbell
Mac
Rev. F. C. Stannard
Fernwood Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
DOD and Grace Riley visited grandparents over the weekend. W. B. Baker, lately near Salem, returned home Saturday after completing a school term. Parrish visited Fernwood schools Friday. Fernwood band slated to play at Champoeg Saturday. Florence Felt and Ruby Martin of the teachers' training class at New s visited Fernwood Monday. Jones has been laid up several days with an abscess on his heel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Riley
W. B. Baker
Salem
Parrish
Fernwood
Champoeg Satur
Florence Felt
Ruby Martin
News
Jones
Local club notices and social gatherings in May
Mrs Wm Smail recovered from quinsy last week. I G H Club ladies quilted at Mrs Mary P Johnsons home. W C T U meeting with Mrs Etta Shire on May 10 to report. Rev Coxs East visiting father preached in place of Mrs Elizabeth Palmer. Christian Endeavorers enjoyed a bonfire and games at Miss Helen Georges home. Large crowd gathered last Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Smail
I. G. H. Club
Mary P. Johnson
Amos Post
Etta Shire
Cox
Portland
Elizabeth Palmer
Christian Endeavorers
Helen George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howe
R.J. Thurston
Fort Moody
B. C
R. M. Thurston
Wm. Graham
Newberg
Dr. de Bush
U. of O
Parent-Teacher Association
E. M. Heacock
Little One
Wiley McDonald
P. L. Bussey
Pendleton
W. R.oliver
Frank Brooks
W. B. Brooks
Man In the Graphic Office
Christina Clemenson
Lewiston
Idaho
Katy Brewer
Mies Gertrude
Chemawa
N. C. Maris
Churchill
E. H. Woodward
Bernice Welch
Tait
Sef
Lincoln County
W. A. Dunn
J. B. Lantherman
Oregon City
R. B. Montague
Virginia
C. A. Meyer
Albany
Stannard
Spaulding Logging Co
Indiana
California
Washington
Oregon
Supt. Skeels
Thomas
Whittier
Friends Church
Henry Allen
College Boarding Hall
Bloomingdale Academy
Elwood
This County
Elmer
B.A. Kirks
James Wigreombe +nee
Washington County
Jesse Edwards
Tillamook County
Mr. Johnson
Madson
Yakima, Washington
Hall
W.G. Allen
J. N. Smith
Dr. Smith
Oregon Child Welfare Commission
J. F. Woods
Uniony
Graphic
Wooden
Forest Grove
West Chehelem
M. S. Shrock
the Spaulding Logging Co
E. M
Dayton
C. L. Hawley
McCoy
Hawley
W. ©. Sims
Sheridan
Sims
George L. Kelly
Kansas
Leah Verda Parrish
W. A. Parrish
Ovel J. McCoy
B. L. Hicks
The
Christian Church
McCoy Bros
West First Street
Noing
Hollings Boch & Son
Rial
Riverview Cemetery
First Presbyterian Church
Boyd
Wood-Mar Hall
Colpiano Fond
America
Drithal
Prof
Hawkins
Cole
A. J. Bishop
Wynooski Road
Willamette River Bridge
Ihe
Stevens
Port
Sheldon A. Stubbs
Insurance
H. C. Ross
Newby
Shrinbrook
Della
Guilds
Bether Goodrich
Deneth Eames
C. C. Amateur Athletic Club
Stubbs
Chesney Moore
Leslie Cullen
Archie Pickard
Frank Reinlard
Wai
Belly
Alberta
C. H. Daniel
Gi White & Co
Fes
Eastman
Kodak
Eastman City
Newberg Drug Company
Frank H. Caldwell
Mgr
DOD
Elinor Meacham
Redington
Hughes
Yamhill Electric CO
C. A. Morris
First. National Bank
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