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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
5
Correspondence notes Mrs. M. W. Patton visiting Portland and several neighborhood guests. Farm proprietor L. L. Chambers finishes seedings while Wilbur Baker stays home for institute. A church youth meeting and party are planned. A wedding gathering at Sunnycrest yields club formation and local well wishes for the couple. The event features refreshments and playful anecdotes about Mr. Hubbard and Miss Dillinger.
Aunt Lou Carter and Mrs. Frank Lowe called on Mrs. Sarah Grover while Blanche Ruthraff visited Portland over the weekend. Lots of neighbors from Newberg and surrounding towns visited relatives and friends including the Sallee and Wenger families, the L Van Osdel and Harford households, and the Carter family. A serious illness to Mrs. Celinda Roberts is noted with wishes for recovery.
Sunnycrest neighbors recount weekend visits and travel plans. Mr White runs an eight o clock jitney this week. Miss Maud Koeber visited Mrs Chas Hubbard. Bradshaw and Hubbard visited Salem on Monday. Neighbors plan to visit the stock show Thursday for a neighborly holiday. Harley and Elmer Hall contracted for winter field clearing.
The column lists numerous visits between Chehalem Mountain residents and nearby towns such as Newberg Portland Hillsboro and Garden Home. Farmers prepare fall seeding while others work on garages and potato pits. A new teacher arrives at Laurel Heights and schooling pauses for Armistice Day.
Springbrook notes Mrs Hattie Dyer recovers from illness and Mr F A Burgoyne and others visit Portland. The Oregon Growers ship prunes to Yamhill packing house as Armistice day is calm. Dundee folks attend events, birthdays, visits, and church activities. prune boxes for holiday trade. Miss Cornelia Marvin speaks on public library matters.
Rex Lewis Nichols is named an incoming eighth grade pupil. School clerk N L Wiley called a special meeting to elect one director and vote the annual school tax. Rex Friends church hosted a Sunday service conducted by a Pacific College gospel team with Pearson Beals and Helen Hester as chief speakers. Community women gathered at Mrs Ed West for a Thanksgiving program. Christmas plans were set for the next meeting with Mrs Elmer Wright.
Monday marks the return to regular school from next week. Mrs M M Harvey’s daughter plans to return home to Alaska after visiting relatives in the Mountain Portland and Hillsboro areas since August. The Louis Finigan family drove to Tillamook Thursday returning Friday with a load of fish and stayed with Mrs Finigan’s cousin. Mrs D A Honey and daughters with her son-in-law arrived home from an extended East visit and a six week auto trip through California. A large crowd enjoyed a dance at Hutchens Saturday night with supper at midnight and dancing until near morning. A new county road bridge below Mr Walton’s place caused some minor travel difficulties on Tuesday but is welcomed despite the inconvenience. Roy McDougall and family returned Saturday from a coast trip. The roads are better than in summer and rainfall was frequent though temperatures were warm. The salmon run had ended, but several small salmon were caught. Port land guests included Mr and Mrs Marion Serra and two children, Miss Rose Serra, William and Dave Garbarino, and Miss Georgia McDougall from Dayton. The boys came to hunt rabbits, but none were seen.
Mr Elkins and family relocate to Newberg D P Rice moves to Tualatin Several Dundee residents attend Portland stock show Mrs Ella Langellier guests of Mrs Craw in Newberg Whitney boys concert in Newberg This week Mr and Mrs Lester Ryan visit Hoquiam folks Mr and Mrs Clifford Vestal to occupy Rice house School budget election set for November nineteenth John Edwards ships first two carloads of prunes for Allan fruit Co I W Brown and wife visit nephew Howard Brown Spencer Vedder family plan move to Washougal Wash state Mr McLeod family to take up forty acre Vancouver area farm Uncle John Parrett celebrates birthday with a supper
Tire advertisement lists Barney Oldfield 30 x 3 percent tires offered at Doyle's Tire Shop for $9.99 each. Includes pricing and shop name.
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