Local and Personal News Highlights From Newberg Area
W L Scott traveled to McMinnville on business. George W Snow and wife visited Portland for a day. Newport resident George Kauffman spent the weekend here. Mrs M J Gray of Portland visits her son F E Gray. Rev K H Sickafoose officiated a funeral in Sheridan for pioneer Tom Faulkner. Mrs Will M Doud and Mrs W H Bentley visited Portland with two children. Ada Barr visited Eugene for a week with relatives. C B Sanders attended Mrs Margaret Nutting’s funeral in Portland. Mrs W B Roberts of Red Bluff returned from a short visit with her daughter in Newberg. Perry and Mrs Perry Lewis of Indiana visited Portland with their son Charles Lewis, then spent Sunday in McMinnville. Walter Van Atta hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs L S Otis. Mrs Arnold Brunner of The Dalles visited George W Snow. Perisha returned from Greenleaf Idaho. W S Stull and L L Dye had dinner in Vancouver. Loia Swartz left for Medford for a month’s visit. Women’s Relief Corps meets Friday next week due to Thanksgiving. Miss Helen Robertson studies piano under Dunning. W C T U to meet at Christian church on Nov 23 program Scientific Temperance Instruction. Newton Slater’s family enjoyed a birthday dinner in Aloha. The Youngs and several families visited L S Otis’s home in Newberg. Violet Edwards returns from Maplewood after stock show in Portland.
Spivey Relocates Paint Store On First Street
R A Spivey moved his paint store building two lots west on First street. W R Morris performed the moving work earlier this week and has the building lined up. Spivey plans adding a rear extension to house a paint shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Spivey
First Street
Mr. Spivey
Salem district Methodist meeting and local notices in McMinnville
Community updates list attendees at the Woman's Foreign Missionary meeting in McMinnville and report visiting Ed McKern from Mabton Washington. The piece notes Portland parade attendance by W E White and D L Leaton, bad check incidents by a local youth, Legion officer nominations for Lester C Rees Post, and upcoming prayer band and mothers club meetings at local halls.
Mrs Sophrona Sutton Celebrates 77th Birthday at Home
Mrs Sophrona Sutton marked her 77th birthday on November 11 with a lavish dinner at her residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs Merril and grandson Merril Barr, Mrs L L Dye, Mrs Quick, Miss Susie Gregg, and Mrs Sophrona Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophrona Sutton
Merril
Merril Barr
Mra
L. L. Dye
Quick
Susie Gregg
Doctor Oversees Two Twin Births in One Week
Dr Rankin officiated at two twin birth events in a single week. On November 12 twin girls were born to Mr and Mrs William Baker of Middleton, and on November 15 a boy and a girl were born to Mr and Mrs Frederick C Groth of Dundee. The doctor remarked he does not know where he will stop after such a strong start.
New crossing improved by I. K. VanTress at North and Washington
Local improvements include the North and Washington crossing cleaned and widened by I. K. VanTress. Lee-Valliton company enlarges floor space for Christmas goods. McMinnville leaders visit Newbery county booklet project. A nine pound Russian turnip weighs twenty five inches in circumference brought to the Graphic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. K. VanTress
North
Washington Streets
Lee-Valliton Company
E. A. Hodson
Graphic Office
Bridge Worker Injured When Timber Crushes Leg Near Monmouth
Byron Brown of the state highway department suffered a severe leg injury Friday when a bridge timber rolled onto him during construction near Monmouth. Taken to Newberg for care, doctors say no bones were broken and he will be sidelined for some time. D A Hart plans extensive remodeling at First and Meridian, expanding into a blacksmith and auto repair shop with a potential salesroom for auto accessories.
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Byron Brown
State Highway Department
Monmouth
Brown
Newberg
Mr. Brown
D. A. Hart
First
Meridian Streets
Anderson Motor Company
Hart
Morgan and relatives visit Portland area and regional news
Portland visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Morgan spent last Thursday in the city while Mrs. Morgan remained to visit a slater. J. L. Northrup moves to Grand Ronde to teach. Hill Military Academy defeated McMinnville 48 to 6. Mrs. W. B. Stull visited Vancouver for the Pacific stock show. J. L. Parker and family visited Rex Newell’s home. Parker is Mrs. Newell’s uncle. Olga Keller pledged to Sigma Kappa at Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis. District Manager J. C. Pate arranged Newberg Camp 113 W O W open meeting November 8. Amy Harger returned from Mitchell after two months proving up on a 480 acre homestead. Emmett R. Henderson died in Wattsburg after illness. remains shipped to Waitsburg. Tillamook county Sunday school association re elected Mrs. C. J. Edwards president and condemned medicinal beer use. Edwards to represent Tillamook at state convention and attend Kansas City international convention next June as 27 Oregon delegates.
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Tillamook County
Death of Mrs Herman Coyle in Portland Hospital
From Woodburn Independent report, Mrs. Herman Coyle formerly Lura Blair of Portland died in a Portland hospital on Friday November 4 after an appendicitis operation. She was married just over a year and leaves her husband, parents, two brothers, and two sisters. funeral from her parents home with interment at Rose City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Coyle
St. Paul
Woodburn Independent
Portland Hospital
Coyle
Lura Blair
Portland
Real Estate Deals Made In County Transactions
Prof S. 8 Duncan county school superintendent sold his 15000 Springbrook fruit farm Cyrus Hoskins farm to R A Bailey of Turner Oregon. Bailey receives a 7000 concrete block building in Amity as part payment. George and Emma Snow sold their 10 acre bungalow for 3500 to Glenn Glase of Bickleton Washington. Both deals reported by White & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 8. Duncan
Springbrook
Cyrus Hoskins
R. A. Bailey
Turner
Oregon
Amity
Bailey
George
Emma Snow
Glenn Glase
Bickleton
Washington
White & Company
Chehalem Mountain Residents Describe Local Doings
Chronicle notes from Chehalem Mountain include a Salem butcher sale, weather talk predicting a heavy snow week, and social visits around Dayton led by the Roy McDougall family. A list of Mountaineers visiting Newberg, plus counts of pocket gophers and moles on a clover field, with a ten cent bounty per animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
J. P. Jones
Henry Versteeg
Henry
Roy McDougall
H. J. Maynard
Ellery McDougall
Williams Farm
Dayton
Newberg
Carl Skelton
Albert Hintz
Cildren
Mr. McCollum
Jesse Warner
Frank Shook
Mervin Whitmore
Jay Oraduff
J. W Noble
Roy Honey
Elery McDougall
Charley Burton
Cal Hutchens
New Laws Needed to Enforce Safer Highway Driving
Dear Sir, a Graphic letter argues for tougher penalties to curb reckless driving. The writer urges speed limits, mandatory spotlights, and large, visible speed reminders to protect pedestrians, saying current fines don’t deter violators. He compares lax enforcement to a “clipping horse” and calls for sharper, longer teeth in the law.
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the Graphic
National Capitol
Friendly
Joseph Brock
Condolence Resolutions for Charles Frick by Willamette Lodge No 96
Willamette Lodge No 96 of the I O O F expresses deep sympathy for the family of Charles Colonel Frick. The resolutions call for minutes entry, publication in the Newberg Graphic, and mailing to the deceased brother�s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Colonel Frick
Newberg
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. L.scott
McMinnville
George W. Snow
George Kauffman
Newport
K. H. Sickafoose
Sheridan
Tom Faulkner
Will M. Doud
W. H. Bentley
Ada Barr
Eugene
C. B. Sanders
Margaret Nutting
W. B. Roberts
Red Bluff
California
Fred Clemenson
Perry Lewis
Charlottsville
Indiana
Charles Lewis
L. M. Parker Home
Walter VanAtta
Mrs. Arnold
Brunner
The
Dalles
Idaho-Spokane
Perisha
Greenleaf
Idaho
Loia Swartz
Medford
Women's Relief Corps
Helen Robertson
Christian Church
Newton Slater
William Young
Aloha
Youngs
E. A. Romig
Ralph Otis
Marjorie
Walter van Atta
Betty Jean
L. S. Otis
Violet Edwards
Maplewood
Anna Smith
L. F. Moore
G. E. Kienle
Jennie Krohn
Adam Bauer
Methodist Church
Ed McKern
Mabton
Mr. McKern
W. E. White
D. L. Leaton
Lester C. Rees
American Legion
Marion County
National Holiness Association
Church of God
H. Little
Seattle
P. J. Darby
East Ninth Street
Barney Garrett
J. G. Jackson
Veryl Crowell
Heppner
Elmer Cole
North Dakota
Adelphian
T. E. Wright
Wright
West Chehalem
Mrs
A. J. Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Slater
J. L. Northrup
Grand Ronde
Mr. Northrup
W. 8. Stull
Vancouver
J. L. Parker
Rex Newell
Mr. Parker
Mrs. Newell
Olga Keller
Sigma Kappa
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Miss Keller
J. C. Pate
Denver
Newberg Camp No
Amy Harger
Mitchel
Miss Harger
Emmett R. Henderson
Cynthia Dyer
W. L. Scott
Wattsburg
Waitsburg
Hudson
H. Coyle
Chehalem Mountain
J. H. Brown
F. Butler
S. Livengood
Willamette
Golden Rule
A. Morris
Yamhill Electric Company
Wright’s Cash Store
Symphony Lawn
Acme
Lynn B. Ferguson
Foxall
First St
Newberg, Ore
Black
Federal Reserve System
U. S
First National Bank
Ewberg, Orego
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