Newberg News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs W E White visits Portland. Jake Taylor family heads to California. Spaulding family votes in Salem. Clifford Lenhart arrives from Wisconsin. Pearl Cummings plans Los Angeles visit. Graves Music pianos showcased in Newberg. Glee Club concert planned December second. Torch light temperance parade draws local reaction. Prof R W Kelsey welcomes newborn son in Haverford. Holladay to visit Walla Walla then California. Thanksgiving travel plans noted for John I Hadley. Hill family from LaGrande visits. Alice Hill seeking Portland throat care. H A Hyde returns from Portland with commentary on farming costs. New college building progress paused by rain. brickwork near roof. Lettie Eggers and Anna Rogers head to Jackson Mississippi for winter. Eggers remains long-time Graphic reader. E A Hollingsworth celebrates 75th birthday with 20 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Spaulding
Walter
Salem
W. A. King
Portland
Mr. King
Clifford Lenhart
Charles E. Burke
Durand
Wisconsin
Pearl Cummings
Los Angeles
M. C. Hirsch
Graves Music Co
Kienle and Sons
Lulu Creson
L. R. Craven
Newberg
Pacific College Glee Club
Arthur Tasto
James Lawrence
I. N. Campbell
Sellwood
Temperance Forces
Newbery
Asa Kelsey
R. W. Kelsey
Haverford
Pennsylvania
J. H.holladay
Walla Walla
Washington
California
John I. Hadley
Newberg News Roundup Featuring Local Events and Notes
The column covers travel notes from Mr. Wotherspoon and views on the Alexander robbery, a mislaid newspaper clipping, L. A. Moore’s trip reflections favoring Oregon, and George L. Kelly’s property purchase with six months tenant arrangement. It notes the Newberg Land Co. office move to a new triangle building, funeral arrangements for Mrs. P. J. Holvhaw, and local agricultural tidbits including John Winters’ potato crop and cordwood timber estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotherspoon
Newberg
Mexico
Alexander
L. A. Moore
Mississippi Valley
South
California
Oregon
George L. Kelly
Prof. W. S. Kelsey
E. P. Dixon
Pacific College Notes Highlights
Rev F C Stannard led chapel exercises Friday morning at Pacific College. Miss Elizabeth Olds was home sick at Middleton last week. Rev Meade Kelsey spoke to the Y M C A. Wednesday. Willamette first and Pacific tied six six in football with good sportsmanship. Miss Eunice Lewis visited Salem friends. Oregon Dry Monday saw student body participation. Harvey Wright Russel Lewis and Miss Lola Kaufman attended chapel Tuesday. Election day gave students a half holiday. The Woman's Auxiliary hosted a social in the gym Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Stannard
the Baptist Church
Elizabeth Olds
Middleton
Meade Kelsey
Friends Church
Berkeley
California
Willamette University
Pacific
Eunice Lewis
Friends
Salem
Oregon
Harvey Wright
Russel Lewis
Lola Kaufman
Chapel
Expression of Appreciation from Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey
Unable to meet with all who sent kindness on our 53rd wedding anniversary we express sincere thanks for the loving remembrance. Your friendship is one of the greatest blessings of our later years ASA AND SARAH KELSEY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa
Sarah Kelsey
Choice acre tract in Northwest Newberg for sale
Northwest Newberg subdivision offers a choice acre tract with asking price of $500. A fine residence lot measuring 50 by 113 feet on North street, one block east of Main, listed at $350. Terms if necessary. Contact W. M. Heacock, Bay City, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
North Street
Main
W. M. Heacock
Bay City
Ore
Walter and Wolston Wed at Bride's Home Near Newberg
At noon on Wednesday in Newberg the ceremony joined Miss Myrtle Walter and Mr. George Wolston. Rev. F C Stannard officiated with relatives and a few friends present. Eber Ross served as best man and Miss Ethel MacInernney of Portland was bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Elmer Walter
Myrtle Walter
George Wolston
F. C. Stannard
Eber Ross
Ethel MacInernney
Portland
Notice of Farm Auction Sale and Property Offload
Notice that a four year lease on the James Madson farm near Newberg Oregon is sold. A public sale of personal property will follow, including 130 high grade Cotswold sheep and buck lambs sold earlier at 6.00 per head, plus likely horses cows and farming implements. Sale bill to be published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Madson
Newberg
Oregon
Dust of the Ginger Jar and Farm Journal Reflections
A collection of quips and observations on listening, friendship, work, and agriculture. Notes on social wisdom, humor about aging, and a remark on the dawn of agriculture with seasonal times. From November Farm Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Announcements of church services at St Peters and Methodist
At St Peters church Sunday schedule includes instruction at 10:00 a.m. Mass and sermon at 10:30 a.m. Rosary and instruction at 7:30 p.m. At the Methodist Episcopal church a sermon next Sabbath morning asks Where is a Man Worth Ten Thousand Other Men and the evening theme is That Fellow Who Hid. Good music morning and evening. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peters Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunset Magazine on sale in November issue
Sunset Magazine Oregon reveals four color illustrations in its November issue. Walter W. Woehlke is noted for the publication sold at newsstands for 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Walter W. Woehlke
Sunset Magazine
All News
Local artist Miss Chapman offers painting class
Miss Chapman remains in town and will start a painting class near the paint store beside White and Nichols real estate office. The course invites residents to learn to create home decor paintings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White & Nichol’s
Homes for Children Offer Aid Society Portland
Boys may be had and some times girls. The older ones at ordinary wages and others to be schooled and cared for in return for slight services rendered. For particulars address W. T. Gardner, Supt. Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Oregon, Portland, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Gardner
Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society of
Oregon
Portland
Four affordable lots with easy monthly payments
A small down payment offers four fine lots with the balance payable in easy monthly installments. Inquiries directed to C. A. Morris, opposite the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Morris
Horses and marriages both benefit from staying hitched
The saying compares keeping a horse tied when pitched to maintaining stability in marriage. It emphasizes the value of steady, committed partnerships and reliable guidance in both domes and barns.
Old Violins Not Always Worth a Fortune
An expert notes that most old violins are not valuable treasures. Labels can be copied, and many cheap instruments bear famed maker names. To know a violin’s value, consult multiple dealers and rely on qualified judgment rather than reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suwanee River
Annie Laurie
Antonius
Amati
Guarneri
Magini
Antonius Stradivarius
Trials of the Potato Across Centuries and a Humorous Vow
The article traces the potato from its 1596 English planting in Holborn to royal interest in France and Prussia, noting famine driven value in 1771 2 Germany. It ends with a clergyman marriage blunder turning the standard love and obey vow into a public joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Holburn
Walter Raleigh
Youghal
Cork
Parmentier
France
Louis XVI
le Antoinette
Frederick the Great
Germany
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Mrs. W. E. White
Jake Taylor
Peter Bashaw
A. T. Hill
LaGrande
H. A. Hyde
Lettie Eggers
Anna Rogers
Jackson
Mississippi
E. A. Hollingsworth
Mrs. Hollenback
Kansas City
Missouri
Prof
E. M. Hollingsworth
Roy Woods
Dann N
Dani
Newberg Land Co
New Triangle
First Street
Dayton Avenue
W. W. Hollingsworth
Sherwood
P. J.holvhaw
J. C. Smock
Twin Falls
Idaho
J. C. Somek
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
John Winters
Rex
Crede’s
Pacific College Notes
San Jose
Wiseacres
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Miller Mercantile Company
Homes For Children
Star Theatre
W. N. Brown
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