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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
2
Multiple short items report residents visiting Portland Salem and nearby towns. Names include Mrs D P Shaw N P Nelson I H Sherwood and families of Ebert Bush Finch Crocker Amoth Patton Hoffman Yergen Killin Morris M Gustin and Yergen. Activities cover church services fairs travel weekends and a Camp Lewis trip with a flat tire.
Mrs Q M Keiling and son of Newberg visited Rex relatives on Sunday. Adelia Ackerman joined August Schaad and family to Portland. Elizabeth Skipworth of Hillsboro stayed with Mr and Mrs R G Otis. W H Sax and Marie Thorp of Portland were guests at F D Frost’s. Frankie of Newberg visited Mrs Johnson’s parents in Rex. Ed West welcomed a son Ferrell Edward born Monday October 29. Kruckshank family visited Portland while he works at Jones Juice Plant. G E Frost, part owner of Otis acreage near Rex, celebrates arrival of a baby girl in Portland. James Newman, once Rex resident, now in California.
Mrs S W Newhouse suffers grip illness while Albert Cannard and cousin Albert Vanderbeck visit from St Johns. Calvin Wells travels to Grants Pass to nurse his sick father as Chesney Warren Moore Sylvan Strait and Edward Johnson take a Portland trip. Neighbors share visits and dinners including Mrs Diedericks leaving soon. Rev Hodson resumes services while Pacific College students speak on prayer. Woodmen lodge initiates new members from a Portland reception. Halloween gathering at George Hedges home features pumpkins ghosts and games and Boys Athletic Club praise. Next event at Edward's home.
An all day Red Cross meeting in Community hall results in forming a Dundee auxiliary with twenty nine charter members. Officers named and a military committee chosen. Regular Friday meetings and a call to all women and girls to assist.
The text asserts there are over 5,400 languages worldwide with many endangered by conflict and extinction. It notes roughly 900 languages in Europe and more than 1,600 dialects in the Americas, highlighting linguistic variety across regions and the risk to some language communities.
Portland visits by Fernwood residents include Wm. Dailey at Mrs. T. E. Hobson's home and Mrs. Bryant hosting a Portland brother. Della and Freda Parrish plan Behnke-Walker Business College study after a Saturday trip. A gymnastic program raised 56 for the treasury while the new school shed nears readiness. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond White of Moro visit T. E. Hobson.
Castor and Pollux are described as the twin sons of Jupiter and Ida. They are revered as tutelary divinities of aulers and appear in the sky as the constellation Gemini. In art they are sometimes shown as figures hovering over a ship.
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