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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic announces an early press date to permit staff vacation. Articles on Dundee school closing exercises and Red Cross notices are deferred to next week, with other items trimmed or omitted due to a rush of job work.
A collage of post primary reaction notes from small papers across Oregon. Mentions Governor Withycombe and Olcott race dynamics, Harleys Oregon gubernatorial bid, and local events in Sherwood, Salem and Newberg. Includes Red Cross drive totals, Christian Endeavor gathering, and a farewell party for Miss Nellie Craw.
Mrs Parr and her daughter visited Mrs Tykeson in Newberg recently. Wm Davis from the community works in Portland shipyards. Fred and Alvin Blanchard return from Tacoma shipyards to visit home. Ella Brunson stays with Mrs Hadley in Newberg for eye care by Dr Smith. The Tykeson family and Lotus and Beulah Davis visited Newberg as Mrs Tykeson shows improvement. A Red Cross benefit was held with speeches by Dr Van Valin and H E Crowell of Newberg.
Mrs Jack Parrett has returned from Seaside where she visited a sister. Rev Clyde Thomas of Scotts Mills will conduct the morning and evening church services Sunday. Omitted last week is the notice that Mr and Mrs
Noel Hesgard and the Fendall family joined Ralph Baker for a Sunday visit while Prof. Shambaugh led the church service from Newberg and returns next week. West Chehalem’s Red Cross drive may exceed quotas as community volunteers cleaned the church and planned a 8 pm discussion on Service in Church and Community led by DeVere Fendall.
Miss Matilda and Eva Zen spent the weekend at home while Miss Anna Ringnes left for Silverton. Florence Ray is improving from scarlet fever. Adam Zenzen returned to Portland to resume work after a home visit. The Ridge school celebrated a standardization, with a large program, lunch, music, speeches, and a surprise gift for Miss Ringnes. The event highlighted student fundraising and the war effort. Mortgages remain the only financial concern on farms as spring arrives.
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