Services At Newberg Churches This Week
Church schedule lists Bible school 9 45 a m with Les ter Jones as superintendent sermon at 11 a m titled Brotherly Love and 2 p m Mothers day meeting under W R C with sermon The Mothers of Men 7 p m C E prayer meeting 1 p m Intermediate Junior Endeavor led by Miss Ethel Kieler 8 p m sermon Almost a Christian Morning Mothers day Evening Does Evolution Stand Greeting includes special music and discussions Wednesday church conference on Christian life themes Our Mothers service and The Highest Appeal for evening Young People topic What Does Christ Want Me to Do Leader Miss Mary Scott Weeks nearly recovered but Miss Delia still unwell brief notes on Fernwood activities and local travel dozens attended Champoeg celebration Fernwood school close May 18 with graduating exercises May 18 all invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Lester Jones
The
Mothers of Men
Ethel Kieler
Christ
Mary Scott
Fernwoodites
Champoeg
John Fiske, Jr
Springhook Boys
Fernwood
Fernwood Community Notes and Weekend Visits
The Needle Craft plans a meeting with Mrs. Cox on Tuesday. John Fiske Jr visited relatives in Newberg over the weekend. Adlai Livengood Eunice Sanders Portland visitors Saturday. Fred Wohlgemuth and wife visited Gaston relatives. Wilbur Jones visited Fernwood with brothers Dave and Brad. Roxie Hobson visited sister Mrs Beard of Newberg Sunday. Mrs. Harry Farr and children of Newberg visited Dave Jones Sunday. Mrs. H C Ross conducted the eighth grade exam at Fernwood last week. S B Moffitt of Newberg visited the Hobson family a couple of days last week. Mrs Alfred Scherf and Laura Scherf visited Fernwood schools last Thursday. County Superintendent Duncan visited Fernwood schools last Wednesday. Mrs W A Parrish and her mother, both recently ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Livengood
Eunice Sanders
Portland
Saturda
Fred Wohlgemuth
Gaston
Wilbur Jones
Fernwood
Dave
Brad
Roxie Hobson
Mrs. Beard
Newberg
Harry Farr
Dave Jones
H. C. Ross
S. B. Moffitt
Hobson
Alfred Scherf
Laura Scherf
Duncan
W. A. Parrish
Real Estate Transfers List Include Numerous Oregon Property Deals
Ida Andrie and husband transfer 40 acres in section 2 township 6 south range 8 west to John C Young for 2150 dollars. Eliza D Bailey holds about 322.05 acres in sections 33 34 township 4 south range 9 west and sections 33 34 for 6000 dollars. Several transfers involve Central Add Newberg parcels with prices from 10 to 6000 dollars. Multiple entries cover Willamina McMinnville Sheridan and other towns with small lot transfers and prices ranging 1 to 245 dollars to various grantees. Continuous listings show transfers by individuals including Bartholomew Evans Tallman Herring and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Andrie & Hub
John C. Young
Eliza D. Bailey
Landingham
Anna Bartholomew & Hub
Effie Ball
Central
Newberg
Lowell Bristow
Almon Bartholmew
Buck & Wi
F Strachen
Telbert Cole
Robin Smith
David F Dubois
Helen Hoge
Margaret E Evans
May E. Stevens
Kings
Mary C Tallman
North Yamhill
Christian Johnson
Oak Park
McMinnville
Boyer & Wt
Kershaws
Willamina
Jno Bland Herring
Land Transfers and Deeds in Newberg Area Listings
A series of property transactions and deeds are recorded, including transfers of multiple parcels in Newberg and surrounding townships. Notable entries include Oberg families, Banks to Griner, Nelson to Crawford, and Richmond to Mahoney, with areas ranging from small lots to hundreds of acres and values from tens to thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tilden
East Sheridan
Martin Oberg
Hens Oberg
Hill
Busbee
Yamhill
L Banks
CH Griner
Rowland
Beauchamp Dlec
James A
Ida E Plopper
Roger Mahoney
Geo L Richmond
T M Wright
D Stilwell
Chrest Nelson
William Crawford
Robt Booth
Gladys Purdy
J SO Wilson
James C Duncan
Newberg
M Wright
Livestock Prices Rise Amid Brisk Demand and Caution
The Rural Spirit notes record high sheep and hog prices with optimism for months or years of prosperity for breeders. It warns farmers not to liquidate breeding stock and cautions that consumer demand could cap prices if beef and pork purchases drop.
Dundee School Music Demonstration Promoted by Principal McNeill
Note from Supt. Duncan reports a Dundee Community Hall event on Friday evening May 5th at 8 P M. Professor J P Powell will demonstrate music in the public schools for parents and teachers. Attendance invited for all county educators to see note reading and school musical progress.
Local Social Roundup of Weekend Visits and News
Mrs W T Evans was very ill last Saturday. Harold Baker was Sunday guest of Lawrence Boyd. Mr and Mrs A H Boyd were Sunday guests at Bud Thayer's. Mr and Mrs Ray Rich and Clara Wenger spent Sunday at W T Evans. Mr and Mrs Monte Sleeper spent Friday and Saturday at the A H Boyd home. Mire Chas Sallee conducted the eighth grade examination on Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs W T Evans received word from Portland that at 300 Jim was married. Vances and Harry Carter their aunt Mrs Mary Woods Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hart shorm of Dundee Rose Newenschweinder and Freda Leffler were Sunday guest of A F Hertig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Evans
Harold Baker
Lawrence Boyd
A. H. Boyd
Bud Thayer
Ray
Rich
Clara Wenger
Monte Sleeper
Mire
Chas. Sallee
Portland
Jim
Vances
Harry Carter
Mary Woods
Ralph. Hartshorm
Dundee
Rose Newenschweinder
Freda Leffler
A. F. Hertig
Digestive Health Advice From Dr Daniela On Diet And Disease
Dr Daniela argues bread and potatoes worsen creaky joints while milk remains good for babies but not adults. She warns coffee as a stimulant, notes teeth suggest milk first year, and criticizes eggs and lemon hot water as substitutes. She links melancholia to digestion and urges lighter spring meals and proper chewing to aid digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. BR. Daniela
Booth Branson murder appeal costs Yamhill county
District Attorney R L Conner and James Burdett met Judge Belt in Dallas to transact appeal papers for Branson and Mrs Booth in the Booth Branson murder trials. Branson’s appeal was prepared while Mrs Booth’s would take about a month. Branson remains in McMinnville jail and Mrs Booth in Multnomah county custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Conner
Yamhill County
James Burdett
McMinnville
Dallas
H. H. Belt
Booth-Branson
Branson
Booth
Belt
Mrs. Booth
Vision of the Capital and Washington's Early Plans
Charles E. Whitaker writes in the New York Times about Washington and Jefferson visiting Georgetown after L'Enfant's preliminary surveys. They studied topography with Major L'Enfant to shape a capital worthy of democracy, envisioning a vast, dignified city rising above the Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
L'Enfant
Jefferson
Georgetown
Potomac
Gowan
Gil Formac
Magnificent Avenue
Pennsylvania
New Republic
Chharles E. Whitaker
New York Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newberg Churches
Christian
Delia
W. B. Baker
Mr. Nealand
Fernwood and Vicinity
Cox
Sargent de
Supt
Vision OF the Capital
Jons
de Mocblignilan
F. H. Griffeth
First National Bank
Newberg, Oregon
Newberg Feed & Seed Company
E. L. Evans
Ist St