Newberg Notes and Local Happenings
Walter H. Whitten visited Albany this week. Mrs Barr of Springfield visited Mrs Hulin. Rev Welter and family returned to Newberg from Ashland. Allen Smith & Co. build a bungalow for A H Benton on North Meridian. Jolly family from Philomath visited J E Smith. Civic Improvement League plans a rose exhibit next Saturday. G M Bales may return from California. shoe repairs surge. A P Johnson from Corvallis mingled with Woodmen. L M Parker returned from Morrow County ranch. lumber delays. O L Darling, ex L P agent, attended Woodmen in Salem. Editor Fiske of Dallas Itemizer inspected Woodmen. Dallas pop estimate 2727. Edwards spouses from Portland celebrate 40th anniversary with family. J Levitt seeks Oregon City branch store. Mrs J G McIntosh dies in Portland. burial in Dayton. Flowers greet Jesse Edwards on 40th anniversary. F H Rogers to buy cheap lands in Old Mexico. visits Southern California. Postmaster Haines of Forest Grove attends Woodmen convention. once a local student. Yamhill prohibition convention slated for May 31 in Newberg with Clinton N. Howard. Earl Henry helps Eugene athletes at Berkeley meet. places second in two mile.
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Dr. Barr
Springfield
C. S. Hulin
Newberg
G. M. Bales
California
A. P. Johnson
Corvallis
L. M. Parker
Morrow County
Portland
O. L. Darling
L. P
Salem
Fiske
Dallas Itemizer
Dallas
W. F
O. K. Edwards
J. Levitt
Oregon City
J. G. McIntosh
Dayton
Jesse Edwards
F. H. Rogers
Newbery
Old Mexico
Yamhill County
Clinton N. Howard
Rochester
New York
Earl Henry
State University
Eugene
Pacific Coast States
Berkeley
S. J. Ryder
Jay Cook
Ruth Heston
Charley Lapp
Springbrook
J. L. Davis
Hood River
West Chehalem
A. M. Davis
Harry
George C. Brownell
Brownell
Newberg News Chronology and Local Arrivals
Newberg residents and visitors populate a busy week with travels to Portland and lingering in Newberg. Notables include W A King and Merit Wells visiting relatives, births announced, and plans for a cannery financing. Community events feature lectures, church meetings, and a temperance speech by Clinton N Howard.
Methodist and Free Methodist Church Services Announced
The Methodist church posts a sermon for next Sabbath at 11 a.m. titled What Thorns are For and notes no evening service due to a Union temperance meeting at the Friends church. The Free Methodist church advertises quarterly meeting services starting Friday evening and continuing through the Sabbath, inviting all to attend.
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Union
Friends Church
Methodist Church
Free Methodist Church
Waiting for Circuses and Birthdays in a Schoolday Tale
A child narrates endless waiting from Christmas to circus day and school, while adults rush about. The piece shifts to language notes on the verb strike, and ends with a German Philadelphia Ledger anecdote about cuckoo and marriage, weaving language lessons and folklore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Bashful Caller Escapes Dad With A Short Goodbye
A bashful young man visiting a Capitol Hill girl tells her father the time is nine thirty as he sits on a chair to fix a picture. The father repeats the question, the youth answers and leaves quickly without his coat, saying good night.
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Capitol Hill
Denver Post
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Walter H. Whitten
Albany
Haines
Forest Grove
Woodmen
Graphic
Academy
Yewberg
W. A. King
Merit Wells
Bessie King
Mrs. A. Barrell
Ruth Lane
Three Rivers
Abe Cooke
Ore L. Price
Delano
Estle
Hamilton County
Indiana
Martin Cook
Friends Quarterly Meeting
A. Andrews
E. H. Andrews
A. H. Pape
Little One
Dr. A. M. Davis
M.J. Comer
School Street
Fifth
Allen Smith & Co
A. T. Hill
LaGrande
Scriber Bank
United States
F. A. Elliott
A. Sheldon
Fifth Street
Vin Vincent
Sheldon
John Kirkley
Champoeg Road
Margaret Inglis
J. E. Todd
Yamhill Fruit and Land Co
W K. Newell
The
State Board of Horticulture
W. H. Jenkins
Harriman
First Street
North Dakota
Lower Wynooski Street
C. A. Crabtree
A. Crabtree
James A. C
J. C. Nelson
A. D L. W. Harger
J. H. W J. S. Larkin
Sarah A. Goodman
Edna
Ruth Hestah
Kafigas
Goodman
Friends University
Wichita
Kansas
E. R. Getchell
Tow
Howard H. Keim
Mr. Keim
Miller Mercantile Co
Chrismus
Germany
England
Europe
Swain
Stevenson
OPRER
E. Green Manufacturers’ and Publishers
East 15Th Street
Ore
A. E. Wilson
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