Mrs. Jennie Kemp visits Newberg for food conservation program
Federal Food Administration field agent Mrs. Jennie Kemp spoke to Newberg high school pupils about the 95 percent pledge signed by Oregon housewives, urged continued wheat prohibition, and praised Pacific College and the Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense. She addressed grade schools, the College, and the Wednesday Club, stressing home sacrifice and postwar needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Kemp
Federal Food Administration
Newaverg
Geo. L. Kelly
Food Conservation Committee
Oregon
Pacific College
America
Newberg
Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
Red Cross
France
Services At Newberg Churches
Church activities listed include morning services with a sermon on The story of a Great Surrender and The Inheritance That Faces Eastward, Sunday school at 10, Christian Endeavor for Juniors at 4, Y P S C E at 7, and a May 30 union fast day with evening union services led by several pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Ovel McCoy
Adelphian Society
G. A. Pollard
The
Friends Church
Jesus
United States
Presbyterian Church
Fred Carter
Glorious Fourth Observed in Newberg Under Civic Groups
The Independence Day celebration in Newberg will be run by the Civic Improvement Club and Commercial Club with help from local business leaders. The event aims for a traditional patriotic observance and benefits the Civic Improvement Club and the Red Cross. A full program will be announced later with invitations to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Civic Improvement Club
Commercial Club
Red Cross
The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian Sale Notice
The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian price and duration imply a one year subscription cost of two dollars. The notice references publication details and standard rate terms for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Graphic
Oregonian
Week Calendar Highlights for May to June
Schedule lists events from May 31 to June 11 including Presidents Reception for Seniors Y M C A Y W receptions exams report deadlines Baccalaureate Service Alumni vs Varsity baseball Clags Day Academy Commencement and Alumni Banquet with faculty events and college commencement dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Y. W
Clags
Academy
Poison in City Park Destroys Young Bear and Old Doe
A park crime tale unsettles residents after poison kills the park’s youngest bear and an elderly doe. Park managers report shrubbery cut months earlier and locals urged to aid in tracing culprits. Meanwhile, Owen MacGill, a city mail carrier, suffers a $592.42 loss of thrift stamps on a trip to Portland. The stamps were recovered with $150 missing. the finder refused reward and returned the parcel to the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Boys
Owen MacGill
Portland
Army
Night Watch
Mr. Alexander
Lee Peters
MacGill
Alexander
Tamales on sale at Crede's market Saturday
Tamales available in Crede's market food counter for Sunday lunch. Variety includes very hot and mild options from Mrs Round's tamales. Grab a supply for the weekend meal.
War and Why We Are In It Memorial Service at Dundee
Dr Stanfield announces a community hall memorial service at Dundee next Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
Time table changes take effect next Sunday
Beginning June 2 the railroad schedule is revised. The Portland bound Portland Newberg train departs at 9 55 instead of 9 10. The Dundee local Portland departure moves to 2 20 arriving Newberg 3 41 and continuing to Corvallis. The Corvallis to Portland train now leaves at 4 05 after a 3 53 departure gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Newberg
Dundee
Corvallis
Federation of Women’s Clubs Meet in Newberg
The annual county Federation of Women’s Clubs will meet in Newberg on Saturday June 8 at 10 a.m. in the city park. A good program has been arranged from local clubs with members from across the county. Everyone interested in club work is invited, including small clubs not affiliated with the Federation. Bring lunch. hot coffee provided by the C I and Wednesday clubs of Newberg. Wyille M Fortune, Sec’y Civic Imp. Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Federation of Women's Clubs
Newberg
Yamhill
C. I
Wyille M. Fortune
Sec’y Civic Imp. Club
War Debts From Major Nations As World War Drains Budgets
The London Economist cites Britain's gross debt at 5.6786 billion pounds, while France fixes its 1918 public debt at 115.166 billion francs. Italy ends 1917 with about 35 billion lire. central powers total forecast at 25.408 billion for Germany, 13.314 billion for Austria, and 5.704 billion for Hungary. U S public debt near 8 billion, over half lent to allies. Treasury says 1918 deficits largely funded by taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Austria
Hungary
United States
Treasury Department
Local notices from Dundee about visitors and Red Cross drive
A roundup of community happenings in Dundee reports visits by Mrs Bland Herring to Portland and Rev J S Moore at home with June Christine. It notes A J Palmer's injury from a falling tree limb, a memorial address by Rev Joshua Stansfield in Dundee, and Dundee's top Red Cross drive result with 664.70 raised on a 395 quota. Also mentions the Fathers of Soldiers and Sailors Club aid, Grandma Powell’s upcoming birthday, and school year-end patriotic program with flag drill and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Jones
Lefa Egli
Portland
Miss Jones
Michael Muller
A. J. Palmer
Palmer
Joshua Stansfield
Dundee
Community Hall
Red Cross
Fathers of Soldiers and Sailors Club
McMinnville
J. P. Powell
Yamhill County
Grandma Powell
F. L. Strait
Elizabeth Meyer
Uncle Sam
Columbia
Army
Navy
Crece's Market hosts Saturday sale with food and aprons
A sale at Crece's Market on Saturday June 1 offers food and apron deals. Learn to use substitute flours and receive a free recipe for making them. Find work aprons for cannery, home, or shop use at this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crece’s
Gratitude for flowers and sympathy from Rush family
The Rush family thanks friends for beautiful flowers and many kindnesses shown during their recent sorrow. Mrs. John Rush Miss Mabel Rush Mrs. Chas. Shires and Mrs. C. E. Newhouse express appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rush
Mabel Rush
Chas. Shires
C. E. Newhouse
Chehalem Center overstates Red Cross drive assessment
Chehalem Center faced scrutiny for inflating the assessment required in the Red Cross drive. E. T. Tregilgas departed for California for a short trip last week. Norman Shatz and Miss Lucy Shatz visited home during the week. Misses Gladys Smail and Christine Meyer were in Portland. Mrs. O. E. Hall and daughter Lois visited Mrs. Alta Christianson. The Parent-Teacher Association was mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chehalem Center
Red Cross
E. T. Tregilgas
California
Norman Shatz
Lucy Shatz
Gladys Smail
Christine Meyer
Portland
O. E. Hall
Lois
Alta Christianson
Associa
Fernwood Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. M. McKern of Holdman visits Fernwood relatives. S. T. Jones and family from Washougal spend a busy day calling on friends. Archie Fleming returns from Portland. Grover Livengood, drafted, visits home before departure. Adolf Wohlgemuth and J. M. Jones come home from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Jones
Washougal
Washington
Adolf Wohlgemuth
J. M. Jones
Portland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minneapolis
Food Administration
Kemp
Newberg Churches
Christian
R. E. Myers
Baptist Church
Bro
G. H
DR. Stanfield
R. R
Mrs. Newton Bailey
Ton
Attorney Butt
Wm. K. Graves
Becky Graves
F. N. Newman
Amity
A. A. Post
Willie Post
E. Yarns
Morgan
North Dakota
Crece
Fernwood
Archie Fleming
Grover Livengood
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!