Local Happenings Lodging Visits and Travel in Newberg
Dr E B Dixon heads to Grants Pass on auto trip. Local births, visits, and departures include Wm Stratton born last Monday night to the Hodson family, visits from Salem and Portland, and a death of Uriah Badley in Newport. Notable mentions: Harold Belt in Newberg, Oregon pioneers M. Merchant and Wm Merchant visiting, and political candidates I H VanWinkle and Timothy Brownhill making rounds. Prohibition notes from Kansas resident G E Stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. P. Dixon
Grants Pass
Arthur Hodson
Wm. Stratton
David
Puyallup
Washington
Josephus Langelier
Emporia
Kansas
Allen Pemberton
Salem
W. E. Crozer
Uriah Badley
Newberg
W. J. Daly
Portland
E.M. Hollingsworth
C.J. Edwards
B. C. Miles
Beulah Blunt
Baker City
H. R. Morris
B. A. Kirks
McMinnville
W. S. Bean
W. E. Purdy
Cummings Furniture
Newt Sawyer
H. H. Belt
Wm. Merchant
Carlton
Oregon
Timothy Brownhill
Graphic
Ora Conrad
M. J. Conrad
San Francisco
E. A. Hall
W. I. Kelsey
Alberta
Don H. Chase
Astoria
Henry Chase
Meade Kelsey
Friends Church
Berkeley
California
Asa Kelsey
G. E. Stretch
Stubbs
Funeral, marriages, and business moves in Newberg area
Wewberg C C Ferguson and family attend funeral of Dolph Olds in Toppenish. B S Cook and family visit from Portland. Prohibition speakers rally in front of post office. Miss Golda Harris and John Parrish wed in Newberg. J D Gordon sells and buys local buildings. Local politicians tour town. A gun accident injures Mr and Mrs Hanville. Various social events and business consolidations noted including Flat Iron tenancy and a strawberry display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Ferguson
F. H. Caldwell
LaFayette
Dolph Olds
Toppenish
Washington
B. S. Cook
Portland
David Martin
Jesse Edwards
F. C. Stannard
Corby
Dixon
Umatilla
Newberg
W. C. Reuter
Golda Harris
John B. Parrish
Yamhill County
J. D. Gordon
First Street
A. E. Wilson
Jeweler
Morris Bros
L. M. Smith
J.C. Porter
D. H. Turner
Watt Henderson
McMinnville
Roy Graves
Sheridan
R. W. Swink
Oregonian
Sophie Groth
Gladys Palmer
Ranzall
Thomas Prince
John Crosby
Halloween Social at Presby Church Delights Youths
The Girls Sunshine Club of Presby church hosted a Halloween social with Baptist church youths. The basement rooms were festively decorated with jack o lanterns and autumn leaves. Games like drop the handkerchief and blind man’s buff kept attendees amused. A lullaby for a ghost and a Halloween yell earned Miss Vera Stannard a black cat prize. Refreshments included cocoa doughnuts apples popcorn and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Sunshine Club
Miss Langton
Ladie
Baptist Church
Vera Stannard
Third Shot at the Liquor Traffic at Methodist Church
Rev. W C Reuter will speak on The Threatening Giant at the Methodist Episcopal church next Sabbath evening. Mrs. Joseph B Hollingsworth will perform a fitting selection. Morning subject: That Great Wedding in Heaven. Choir to provide music both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
W.C. Reuter
Joseph B. Hollingsworth
Duncan Hall Art Exhibit Week Schedule
An art exhibit will run in Duncan's hall from November 8 to 11 with daily sessions at 3 30 in the afternoon and 8 00 in the evening. Each night a program features solos readings and small ensembles including Miss Hodge Barrett Gregory Doris Gregory Maude Gregory Getchell Whitten Heacock Buehler Hunt Hollingsworth Duncan and the Lewis duo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan's Hall
Mrs. Whitten
Getchell
Doris Gregory
Maude Gregory
Music High School
Erma Heacock
Mr. Buehler
Entertaining Reading Delights Friends Church Audience
Miss Florence May Pender grass and Miss Bertha Lydia Serr presented a well attended reading at Friends church last Friday evening under the Ladies' Aid. The Portland young ladies earned hearty applause for a performance that amused and instructed the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Church
Florence May Pendergrass
Bertha Lydia Serr
Ladies’ Aid
Portland
First National Bank of Newberg Closed Election Day
Bank notice states the First National Bank of Newberg will be closed all day Tuesday for election day holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Newberg
Notice to Hunters on Fernwood Gun Club Premises
Notice declares nonmembers strictly forbidden to hunt on the club premises. Listed officers and members include J. J. Guild president and many others. Additional names appear in the long roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernwood Gun Club
J. J. Guild
Pres
W. A. Parrish
Sec
Arthur Hepp
Treas
Geo. Woolston
Fred Sietken
Adlai Livengood
M. C. Maiden
J. M. Jones
Tom Parrish
E. J. Ross
F. M. Ross
E. H. Ross
M. Ross
David Jones
Emery Jones
Henry Offel
Hugh Renne
W. B. Baker
Claire Fessler
G. Morgan
R. Hornbeck
G. S. Nelson
C. L. Walter
T. E. Hobson
C.J. Judd
M. J. Conrad
Henry Clemmens
Andrew Kersey
Lee Robinson
Claude Fairbanks
Walter Everest
Wm. Schick
John Sanders
Albert Everest
Pacific College Students Back As Halloween Festivity Ends
Prof Brissenden spent Saturday in Portland as Olin Hadley returns after a sprained ankle. Claud Lewis resigns as Crescent business manager. Leo Kyes elected to fill vacancy. Toyson Smith sick. YWCA conference at Breakers discussed. McMinnville High football game canceled by board action. Willamette University second team plays here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Brissenden
Portland
Olin Hadley
Claud Lewis
the Crescent
Leo Kyes
Toyson Smith
College Grove
McMinnville
Willamette University
Questions on yellow jackets from Fred Jannsen
A compressed local roundup noting inquiries to Fred Jannsen about yellow jackets and various social visits. It lists visits by Prof and Mrs J P Powell to McMinnville and other residents traveling to Portland and Missouri along with community events and illness notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jannsen
J. P. Powell
McMinnville
Sunset Magazine on sale in Oregon November issue
Sunset Magazine announces its November edition featuring four color illustrations and a west coast focus. Editor Walter Woehlke promotes the issue available at newsstands for 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Walter W. Woehlke
Sunset Magazine
All News
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Metcalf
L. M. Metcalf
Wewberg
Louie Allison
W. B. Allison
Empire Meat Market
Ralph Hanville
F.C. Mills
Colorado
Iowa
New College
Colorado Springs
Jessie Britt
George Allen
Mina Langton
Nellie Angus
John F. Lyons
H. E. Gordon
Fthel Morris
Olive Reed
Jessie Angus
Lyons
Allen
Newberg Land Company
Beaver Realty Company
Geo. Byers
J. C. Duncan
M.G. Oakley
John Gower
Condon
Mildred Theissen
J. B. Long
4Th Street
Ahrendsen
Hevland
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Willer Mercantile Company
Miss Hodge
Miss Barrett
Miss Gregory
Miss Hunt
Mrs. Hollingsworth
Paul and Russell Lewis
Miss Duncan
Mr . Craw
Mr . King
Mr . Crozer
Mr . Pettys
Pacific College
Breakers
Association
Elizabeth Olds
Sherwood
L. J. Eddens
Mrs. Keiling
Missouri
Calvin Conlee
Rose Smith
Dundee
Parrett Mt
James McClure
Mrs. Robison
Joseph Robison
Lester Ryan
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