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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
5
Community chatter covers travels and visits among Portland and Newberg residents. It notes G W Jacobson moving to Ridgefield to buy property, church and civic meetings, Red Cross efforts, college enrollments, and local social visits with scattered mentions of veterans, ex servicemen, and regional ties to friends and family.
In 1919 Dr. Frank Crane praises Wilson L. Gill for a bold plan to teach democracy by practice in schools from kindergarten through university. He argues schools should be little republics to train self government, arguing this is essential to reform and to curb autocracy and easy bosses.
An 18th century note recounts Elisha Yale as the entrepreneur behind London’s first public auction circa 1715. Yale, American founder of Yale College in New Haven, died in London and rests in Wrexham with a stone praising his travels across continents.
R Finley from AFA spoke on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Johnson of Mon Who spent months last year have returned and expect to settle here permanently.
To Mr and Mrs Fred B Hosford a son was born last Monday. To Mr and Mrs Marion Miller a son was born Thursday of last week. To Mr and Mrs Calvin Burlson a daughter was born Thursday of last week.
A plea urges continual nighttime lighting of homes and stores to deter robbers. It argues bright show windows porch lights and interior lights reduce theft and highlight safer streets, claiming light is a cheap burglar insurance and crime-prevention measure.
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