Locals and Travel Notes Highlight Newberg Social Circuit
Newberg residents and visitors are listed in a long column of arrivals, departures, and visits. Names include W. S. Parker E. S. Greer Lee Hilton Harlan Smith J. L. Van Blaricom and many more, with stops in Portland Salem Dundee McMinnville and Corvallis. Local church events and a Pacific College football postponement are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. van Blaricom
Portland
Harlan Smith
John Pemberton
Salem
Newberg
B. S. Cook
David Martin
E. F. Mann
E. C. Baird
N. C. Christenson
Marjorie
Mary Cook
Corvallis
Jesse Cook
Local notes greeting visitors and extended travels
Alexander Steel and family plan to move to Carlton on Friday. Grandpa Ryan recovering slowly from a stroke. A wide array of local residents travel to Portland for business, visits, and events. The community reports births, helping neighbors with wood, shifts in jobs, and a football game anticipation with McMinnville High School. The Friends church new minister Rev Charles O Whitely leads the Y M C A session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Spaulding
Salem
Mary Stroud
Cammack
Friends Quarterly Meeting
A. B. Wilmot
Oregon City
John Barcroft
George Carr
Lents
Friends Church
Ralph Davidson
Maggie Littlefield
Jasper Bales
George Bales
Lindsey
California
George S. Montgomery
Portland
Orlando Winslow
N. L. Wiley
Rex Poultry and Fruit Farm
Alberta Anderson
Newberg
James Buckley
Alexander Steel
Carlton
Ryan
Thomas Prince
F. W. Meyer
McMinn‘ville
Charles Parrett
Eugene
Elwin McCormack
Red Hills
K. D. Hatch
B. S. Hunter
McMinnville High School
the Friends Church
Charles O. Whitely
Pacific College Recaps Week with Lectures and Plans
World Week of Prayer activities are noted at the Y M C A and Y W C A as Judge Rutherford spoke on The Kingdom of God and The Bible and Its Science From a Lawyer's Standpoint. A special train boosts attendance for Gipsy Smith in Newberg with many students planning to go. Pacific College prepares for a home game Friday, November 17, at 2:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific University
Pacific College
Rutherford
Portland
Kingdom of God
Newberg
Gipsy Smith
Cherry gummosis in Pacific Northwest cherries
Fred L. Griffin reports in Science on cherry gummosis a disease of cultivated sweet cherries in the Pacific Northwest. It causes gum exudation from trunks branches spurs and buds and shows spongy discolored bark. It occurs as localized outbreaks and widespread girdling in some trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Griffin
Oregon Agricultural College
Pacific Northwest
Mr. Griffin
Christmas Sale by Friends Church Ladies’ Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of Friends church announces a December Christmas sale featuring handmade gifts candy and cakes. Exact time and place to be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of Friends Church
Luncheon Conversation Turns To Health Topics
A group of eight or nine women gathered for a luncheon discussed ailments and operations. The guest of honor quipped she felt she was at an organ recital rather than a luncheon, as topics ranged from angina pectoris to torpid liver and tuberculosis.
Sermon Series At Presbyterian Church
Next Sunday morning the sermon will be on Following Jesus echoing Monday night’s Gipsy Smith meeting. Evening services attract attention and the choir performs well. A new series on the Parables of Jesus in Matthew 13 begins. Sunday evening title Preaching that Profits from the Sower parable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Gipsy Smith
Mt. 13
Small boy's polite deflection over crullers
A mother guides her son on manners as he accompanies her on a doorstep call. The child shows a childlike charm while the cruller maker arrives with a sample, sparking a scene of innocent desire and measured restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Cruiler
How He Knew
In a Cleveland assault case the prosecutor's witness described being knocked senseless and kicked for minutes. Asked how he could know the kicks when unconscious, the witness hesitated then said he would have done the same to his attacker if he had him down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Circle Magazine
Grave Robbery Laws From Ancient Times
The text surveys penalties for grave disturbances under Drago law death for robbers, Athenian slave death for disturbing a body, and divorce rights for women if a husband disturbs remains. It notes confiscation penalties and medieval English restrictions on husbands or wives disturbing graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drago
Constantine
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. S. Parker
E. S. Greer
Dundee
Lee Hilton
H. D. Harford
Philander Gard
Pacific Grove
Heard
Carnegie Library
Imperial
Worth Coulson
Scotts Mills
W. J. Gordon
Town
Sargent
Perrydale
C. E. Fuller
Little Son
Romig
W. C. Reuter
Francis Morse
Asa Morse
S. P. Timberlake
Cora Hadley
McMinnville
Jesse Edwards
M. M. York
Nathan Cook
Black Rock Mines
Rex Telephone Company
L. A. Wells
Dr. Morris
Newbery Quarterly Meeting of Friends
Bird Partridge
Ella Nelson
W. W. Nelson
Jay Mills
Alpheus Mills
Kake
Alaska
Calvin Warren
Sacramento
Sadie Baker
Tillamook Ranch
Mary Morris
I. N. Campbell
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Campbell
G. W. Turnbow and Son
Junction City
Jim Rowell
Arthur Lyons
C. B. Cummings
Oklahoma
G. W. Range
Forest Grove
Lester Ryan
A. T. McNay
Lewis W. Balsiger
North Bend
Mrs. McNay
Newbery
Chehalem Center
Henry Mills
Levi Lewis
Aaron Mills
Capitola McKowen
Los Angeles
Miss Pearl Cummings
Horace
Nelson
Joseph Hoberg
H. M. Abbott
Baughman
Willard H. Latourette
Baptist Church
McMinnville College
Asa Chandler
Kansas City
Missouri
West
Albert Benson
Oregon
Adelbert Wood
Friends
New Hampshire
United States
Spokane
Washington
L. J. Davies
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
C. E. Bascom
Rock Island Lines
Topeka
Kansas
J. L. Hoskins
New Castle
Indiana
Pacific College Woman's Auxiliary
Ava Ryan
Walla Walla
W. A. Sanderson
John Ranzeau
W. A. Graeper
Asa Ryan
Newberg Depot
Frederick Bickell
J. F. Hess
Maa Morse
Clyde Ryan
Cyrene Palmer
Wirley Hunter
Groth
Groth Hall
George Morrison
Chicago
Banff
Scotland
New York
London
Mr. Morrison
America
Miller Mercantile Co
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