Local notes and social items from Newberg week
Robert Garland went to Portland for work on Monday afternoon. Rev. McClure lectured at Chehalem Center. Rex folks attended a union meeting in Newberg. Five new Friends church members were admitted. A Hallowe'en party was planned by the Christian Endeavor Society at H. H. Peters. A street car accident involving August Schaad was resolved with no cost to him. The Ridge milk haul er had a runaway. broken wagon wheels spilled most of the milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. McClure
Chehalem Center
Rex
Newberg
McClure
Frank Gustin
Maxwell
Alberta
Can
Friends Church
F. D. Frost
Ona
Esther
Oscar Winters
J. D. Kruse
Hallowe
Christian Ende Society
Portland
Oakland
Schaad
Hallowe’en
C. C. Harmon
Christian Endeavor Society
H. H. Peters
Evans
Aerial Corps
Red Cross
Lund
Ridge
Valley
Versteeg
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visitors and Visits
Mrs W T Evans visited Portland this week. Clinton Randall attends Newberg High School this year. Mrs M B Sleeper of Mountain Top was Ridge caller on Tuesday. The Misses Mildred and Eva Sallee called at the Boyd home Sunday. Letis Davis and Ansel Tyke son of Mountain Top were Sunday guests of Lawrence Boyd. Mrs Pettyjohn of Canada visited with her son R Cook last week. Mr and Mrs A T Hertig took a Coast trip by auto Monday planning several days away and salmon return. Mr and Mrs Jim Evans of Portland visited the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Sleeper
Mountain Top
Mildred
Eva Sallee
Boyd
Letis Davis
Ansel Tykeson
Lawrence Boyd
Pettyjohn
Canada
R. Cook
A. T. Hertig
Jim Evans
Portland
Fernwood Community Notes Large Liberty Loan Participation
Mrs Bryant’s relatives visited while George Smith and family were guests at the T. H. Parrish home. Esther Christianson of Dayton visited her uncle W A Parrish. Ross family on sick list with grippe. Chris tian church pastor Mr Hicks preached at the gym to a fair crowd. Derys visiting Claude Fairbank’s home. they later toured to Portland. Liberty Loan meeting at the gym attracted a large crowd with over $2,000 subscribed. Fernwood Band played stirring pieces and contributed three $50 Liberty bonds in the unit’s name.
Dundee News Notes Local Visits and Nut Market Prices
Dundee residents hosted visitors from Sally Beck to G. A. Dearborn while local authorities set Western Walnut Association prices for the 1917 crop. The community marks Conservation Day at the Dundee church and plans Red Cross efforts with a Friday Hospital garments sewing event.
Liberty bond purchases and local notices in October edition
Mrs. Marie Tangen and Miss Anna Tangen left for Tacoma to visit relatives. John Fort and wife bought Liberty bonds for themselves and their daughters Emma and Edith. J. D. Brooks died Tuesday, cousin of D. P. Strait. Frank Hill and wife cared for him. funeral Thursday. A 134% pound boy arrived to Harley and wife. J. B. Vanderbeck and wife, returning from Portland, noted the cold October evenings. S. W. Newhouse and wife each bought $100 Liberty bonds. two nephews, Sewall Newhouse and another, serve in the armed forces. tribute to the sons defending the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fort
Emma
Edith
J. D. Brooks
D. P. Strait
Frank Hill
Harley Hall
Harley
J. B. Vanderbeck
Portland
S. W. Newhouse
Sewall Newhouse
Springbrook
Aerial Corps
Weekend Visit and Neighborhood Fair At Newport
Mrs. W. E. Burke and her Baker visitors spent the weekend in Newport. The schoolhouse auditorium neighborhood fair last Saturday drew a good display of vegetables, fancy work and refreshments with neighborly fellowship and music.
Rally Day and Temperance Sunday Program Announcement
A pleasant day closes and next Sunday is Rally Day. Everyone is invited to attend the Rally Day and world temperance Sunday programs. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. with a program to follow. All who are not in other Sunday schools are invited to study the scriptures together. Everyone is welcome. We will be looking for you.
Poisoners and the Arsenic Secret Society
The narrative recalls a secret society of matrons in Rome who used arsenic, the so called wonder elixir, to kill husbands. La Spara, a witch, supplied a slow colorless poison. thirteen companions were hanged, others whipped, and many elites avoided punishment with fines and banishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Society of Poisoners
Italy
Rome
la Spara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
THE
Chehalem
A. A. Post
K. Spaulding Logging CO
Ansco
E. W. Hodson
University OF Oregon
Scuitten
Ersity
Gregom
Expene
Groges
E. L. Evans
1St St
Robert Garland
N. L. Wiley
Dorothy Dean
Ruth Kane
Clayton Peters
Claude Wright
Miss Ellis
Scotts Mills
Miss Walker
Hillsboro
Wiley Home
W. T. Evans
Clinton Randall
Newberg High School
Fernwood
Mrs. Bryant
George Smith
T. H. Parrish
Esther Christianson
Dayton
W. A. Parrish
Dundee
Lewis McArthur
Sally Beck
L. J. Eddens
R. A. Olmsted
Thomas Prince
Rollin Collins
Minneapolis
G. A. Dearborn
C. P. Chesley
Auburn
California
Dearborn
Hoquiam
Washington
McMinnville
Western Walnut Association
Wm. S. Allen
Alex Allan
Clackamas
Alex
Belle and
Emma Bryan
LaFayette
Lois Wilson
Myrtle Donavan
Oregon City
Allan
Moore
T. B. Ford
Salem
Marie Tangen
Anna Tangen
Tacoma
Mrs. Tangen
Boston
IRNEY
Clarence Butt
C. R. Chapin
H. C. Dixon
van Valin
Dental Parlors
U. S. National Bank
DR. A. M. Davis
Ferguson's
Littlefield & Romig
Physicians and Surgeons
Flrat
Thos. W. Hester
Dixon Building
White
Res. White
Oregon
Sarah E. Smith
E. E. Daniels
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!