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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
5
The column lists residents visiting family in Blaine and McMinnville, moves to Chehalis and Portland, a high school game 20 to 2, a Halloween pie social raising 33.82 for the band, and various parish and club activities. It notes a London missionary speaker, a mare’s death, a public sale, and weddings in Portland and Newberg with home plans in Oregon and Idaho.
In Newberg, M Mc Donald the Yam Hill County blacksmith reflects on 25 years of shop life and a shift from horseshoeing to autos. A separate hotel mishap sees a wedding couple omit their marriage certificate at Hotel Oregon as they honeymoon away.
Forrest Staley and Harry Crater traveled to Eastern Oregon early this week. Robert Walton returned from Tacoma and works at the A. A. Post apple dryer. George Hodges visited from Cascade Locks where he is employed. Mrs. Ella Quinn and her children came home to visit her mother, Mrs. Marie Christianson. School closes three days as teachers attend a McMinnville institute. A special drive aims to finish the parsonage with warm dinners for workers on Thursday and Friday.
A historical urban safety plea urges continuous lighting of homes and businesses to deter robberies. It argues bright, constant illumination reduces theft by keeping criminals away, recommending lights in show windows, store interiors, porches, and alleys all year.
The program lists preludes and anthems led by Rev. George Lee and Miss Jessie Britt with solos and duets by Mrs. Babcock and Mrs. Morris. Songs include The Earth Is the Lord's, Come Ye Disconsolate, O Rest and America, with accompaniment by Miss Britt and choir.
The W C T U asks Newberg residents to donate canned fruit and vegetables for the Albertina Kerr Nursery Baby Home at Thanksgiving. Collect empty jars to be filled and returned, with jars brought to Mrs Nettle Potter at 400 North Blaine Street or via the listed phone White 201 for more information.
A man asserts marriage changes nothing in behavior toward his wife. Smith replies I do. He recalls leaning over the fence to watch his wife's curtain shadow and says he still acts the same when arriving home late.
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