Legion Wins Exciting Game Of Football
The Legion defeated the Fire Department in a hard fought Armistice Day game played Friday afternoon. Despite cold overcast weather, both teams displayed strong play with Wells scoring early on a kickoff return, followed by a 13 to 0 lead after Best kicked a field goal. The Firemen fought back with disciplined defense and multiple gains, but turnovers and penalties hampered their drive as the Legion capitalized on several advances and stifled late threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Legion
Bartlett
Crites
Miller
Kramien
Red Rice
Bert Miller
Bert
Best
Rice
Faulkner
Overend
Henry
Wella
Monday Musical Club Covers Indian Music Discussion
The Monday musical club met Monday evening and opened with chorus. The discussion centered on Indian music with Miss Edna Forsyth reading an article on Indian music and its composers. Mrs. Babcock presented Indian songs and Mrs. Bauer with Miss Eva Moore performed a Cadman duet. Roll call featured quotations from Hiawatha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Musical Club
Edna Forsyth
Newberg Forms Boy Chorus Branch Under Whitney Plan
Newberg establishes a Whitney boys chorus branch led by director Charles A. Morris after Rev. H. E. K. Whitney visited to organize local practice. Seventy seven of 134 attendees joined, with a second meeting planned as the chorus expands to other Oregon towns and aims for a 1925 Portland concert with 2,000 boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Whitney Boys Chorus
H. E. K. Whitney
Oregon
Whitney
Charles A. Morris
Salem
Albany
Cottage Grove
Oregon City
Willamette
Gladstone
Jennings Lodge
Oak Grove
Milwaukie
Oswego
Vancouver
Portland
Third Annual Older Boys Conference Held in Corvallis
The Willamette valley will hold its third annual Older Boys Conference in Corvallis on November 25 26 and 27. Leaders will address leadership costs and discuss boys life today with papers by older boys and discussions. Delegates are provided city entertainment and a banquet at 6 15 p m Saturday with only a fare and a 1 registration fee. The event opens Friday at four and expects 350 to 400 boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley
Corvallis
Sunday School Class Motored to McMinnville Meeting
The King's Workers class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school traveled to McMinnville last Friday night for their monthly business meeting and social at the home of former members Mr and Mrs S B Dow on Cedar Street. A social hour followed with refreshments of coffee ice cream and cake. Several couples attended including H Harvey C E Newhouse C H Nichola Z L Chamberlain H H Gould J H W Lewis J L Northrup L F Moore A S G Miller W J Nottage and many ladies and gentlemen listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Workers
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
McMinnville
Dow
Cedar Street
Messrs. and Mesdames H. Harvey
C. E. Newhouse
C.H. Nichola
Z. L. Chamberlain
H. H. Gould
J. H W. Lewis
J. L. Northrup
L. F. Moore
G. Miller
W. J. Nottage
Mesdames Billa Morton
Bertha Skuzie
J. H.sherlock
Daisy Burke
Edith Holt
Dora Moor
Lola Swart
Dorton
T He Mesars
Tom Tyndall
Harold Moore
G. C. Elford
A. G. Gifford
and Gillies
Fisher Quartet At Lyceum Nov 21 In Costumed Program
Five artists head the Fisher Quartet Ada Fisher soprano Ella Fleck contralto Westbrook tenor Earl Anderson baritone present selections from light opera and ballads with readings by Rowena Smith. The program features opera arias duets and character songs in costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavalleria Rusticana
Ala
Ad Atu Mascagni
Rose Maiden
Cween
Home To Our Mountains
Il Trovatore
Finicull
Finicula
Fisher Quartet
Ada Fisher
Vittorie Trevison
Chicago Nme Company
Meris Ae
Ella Fleck
Chicago
Lyceum and
Tauqua
Westbrook
Sons
Chie
Europe
Earl Anderson
Alcott Light Opera Company
Rowena Smith
Newberg-McMinnville Football Game Thanksgiving
Newberg high school will play McMinnville high school at McMinnville on Thanksgiving Day. Local residents plan to attend this annual rivalry as Newberg seeks a strong showing after favorable comparisons with other teams. The afternoon game draws crowds from both towns amid completion of the local pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg High School
McMinnville High School
McMinnville
Mac
Newberg
American Legion
McMinnville Boys
Hood River
Obituary for Cynthia M. Dyer of Newberg Oregon
Cynthia M. Dyer was born February 2, 1843 in Missouri and died November 11, 1921 at her daughter’s home in Newberg Oregon aged 78 years eight months and twenty eight days. She married Henderson in 1860 and had four children. She later married Robert F. Dyer in 1881 and had one daughter. She became a Christian at fifteen and lived a Christian life. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with Rev. K H Sickafoose and Rev. C H Phillips officiating. Interment followed in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia M. Dyer
Missouri
W. L. Scott
Newberg
Oregon
Henderson
Robert F. Dyer
Christian Church
K. H. Sickafoose
C. H. Phillips
Card of Thanks for condolences after mother’s death
We express sincere thanks to all who lightened our sorrow with kind words and deeds after the death of our beloved mother. Mrs. W. L. Scott Mrs. Susie Opield Wyn Dyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Scott
Mra
Susie Opield
Wyn Dyer
County Health Association Formed at McMinnville
The Yamhill county health association was perfected at a meeting in the courthouse McMinnville with representatives from all sections. Officers include President Jennie D. Miller Newberg and Treasurer Reta Thomas Amity. chairmen cover nursing supply finance education and publicity with local Newberg and McMinnville committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Health Association
Mcminnville
Yamhill
Court House
Addreses
Mary DuPaul
Oregon Tuberculosis Association
S. M. Calkins
Newberg
C. F. Daniels
George Zimmerman
The
Cecil Schreyer
State Bureau of Nursing
Jennie D. Miller
Bell Belcher
Lafayette
W. D. Lowe
Dayton
Reta Thomas
Amity
Lulu Rogers
Olive Lewis
S. M. Calking
Educational
Otto Heider
Sheridan
A. J. French
Carlton
E. L. Evans
R. W. van Valin
Jennie Miller
E. E. Goff
Elizabeth Carpenter 57 Dies in Portland. Michigan Native
Elizabeth Carpenter Meyer born July 27 1864 in Deerfield Michigan died November 9 1921 in Emanuel hospital Portland Oregon aged 57 years three months and twelve days She married L H Meyer July 22 1891 at Manton Michigan and had two daughters Christine Hendrickson and Ruth Louise Cate Both daughters are married Mrs Christine Hendrickson resides with her father in Portland Oregon The Meyers moved to Oregon in 1908 living in Portland Chehalem Center since 1913 She taught at Chehalem Center school for about five years until shortly before death Surviving are husband two daughters mother Florence Carpenter sister Erma L Hall both of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Carpenter
Deerfield
Michigan
Emanuel
Meyer
Oregon
Portland
Chehalem Center
Florence Carpenter
Erma L. Hall
Miller and Land Obtain Marriage License
Lola Inez Miller of Yamhill and Lee Joseph Land of Creswell, Oregon, have applied for a marriage license. The notice records their intention to wed in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Inez Miller
Yamhill
Lee Joseph Land
Creswell
Oregon
Wednesday Club Meeting Highlights and Readings
The Wednesday club met with Mrs. Dart in the afternoon. Mrs. Frost performed a solo and echoed with an encore. Mrs. Silver presented a paper on Modern literature followed by Mrs. Mueller reading from My Son by Co. aifariis. Members recommended books for Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart
Frost
Silver
Mueller
Son
Co.a@ ifariis
Legion Celebrates Armistice Day Dinner and Program
Lester C. Rees Post American Legion held Armistice Day events last Friday with a 6:30 p.m. dinner served by the ladies auxiliary attended by about 110 members and relatives. A crowd then enjoyed an auditorium program directed by Paul Overend featuring bugle calls, songs, recitations, tableaux, and readings honoring Allied nations, followed by a social dance with music by the Imperial orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester C. Rees
Post
American Legion
Ladies Auxiliary of
the Legion
Legionarres
Legion Hall
Paul Overend
Belgium
Helen Evans
England
D. R. Smith
France
Barbara Morris
No Man's Land
Hazel Moore
Joan d’Arc
Iris Mills
Mahree
Towers
Clarence Butt
Columbia
Ella Titus Tableau
America
Jack MacDonald
Earl Pinney
Prof. Hull
Benediction
Chas. E. Gibson
Lloyd Kil
Joan of Arc
Mother Macree
Imperial
Citizens' Meeting Free at Duncan's Hall
A public meeting addresses Newberg residents on street sewer and sidewalk assessments and charter amendments. Attorney Kirks of McMinnville will speak at Duncan Hall at 7 30 p m Saturday November 19 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirks
McMinnville
Newberg
Kiiks
Duncan Hall
Farmers Meeting At Cannery Building Next Saturday
An open farmers meeting is set for November 19 at the cannery building. Everyone is urged to attend as discussion on the fruit question will be brought up and all opinions are wanted.
Request Concert by M. E. Choir Next Sunday Evening
The regular annual request concert by the M. E. choir will occur next Sunday evening after prior postponements. Selections are sung upon request as part of the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Choir
Thanks for kindness after loss of wife and mother
We express gratitude for sympathy and the beautiful flowers received after the death of our beloved wife and mother. L. H. Meyer and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Meyer
Cafeteria Dinner At Presbyterian Church Friday
A boys class hosts a Friday evening cafeteria dinner at the Presbyterian church. Proceeds benefit Armenian relief and cover class expenses for the boys conference in Corvallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Corvallis
Local confectioner C C Frick dies after stroke in Newberg
C C Frick proprietor of the Palm confectionery in Newberg died at Newberg hospital after a fatal stroke. He had suffered prior strokes in Victoria British Columbia and returned to Newberg six weeks earlier. Funeral services held at M E church with lodge members officiating. Frick, born February 21 1872 in Ortonville Michigan, leaves son Charles Frick and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Frick
Newberg Hospital
Mr. Frick
Newberg
Hillsboro
Frick
Victoria
B. C
Charles Frick
M. E. Church
Chas. E. Gibson
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Maccabee Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
Elks Eee
Meder
Flint
Michigan
Elks Lodge No
L O. O. F. Lodge
Yeoman Lodge of
K. of P
Security Benefit Association
The
Maccabees of
C. S. Bristol
Clatskanie
Oregon
George Budd
Detroit
Bristol
Death Notice for C. C. Frick Beloved Father and Brother
Kindly words and thoughtful deeds lessen our sorrow after the death of our beloved father and brother C. C. Frick. We especially remember the various lodges and the fire department and those who gave such beautiful moral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Frick, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bristol, Mrs. George Budd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Frick
Fire Department
Twin Girls and a Daughter Born in Oregon Homes
Birth notices from November 1921 list new arrivals in Oregon towns. BAKER twins born in Middleton on Nov 12 to Mr and Mrs William Baker. CARTER daughter born Chehalem Center on Nov 10. GEARIN son born Marion County on Nov 14. GROTH twins born Dundee on Nov 15. SMITH daughter reported Newberg with Nov 0. WENGER daughter born Ribben Ridge on Nov 16 to Mr and Mrs George Wenger Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Middleton, Oregon
William Baker
Carter
Chehalem Center
Oregon
E. R. Carter
Gearin
Marion County
Dewey Gearin
Groth
Dundee
Frederick Groth
Smith
Newberg,Oregon
Wenger
Ribben Ridge, Oregon
George Wenger, Jr
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Fire Dept
Fire Fighters
Legion Team
Whitney Boys
Chas. Morris
Fisher
Lyceum
Harp
Leoncavallo
Awake Dearest
Ball
Yesteryear
Love
Newberg-Mcminnville
Lin
Farmers Meeting
Ledges
Chas. Frick
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