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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
4
Legal voters of School District No 29 of Yamhill County Oregon are called to a meeting at City Hall on December 12 1921 at 2 PM to discuss the budget and vote on levying a special district tax. The fiscal year runs June 20 1921 to June 30 1922 and funds include county state and elementary school monies.
The Legion defeated the Firemen 13 to 0 in a hard fought clash. Wells and Kramien starred for their sides with solid line play from Crites, Miller, and Henry, while Overend and Faulkner contributed on defense and the line. Referee Austin Young and linesman Russell Parker officiated a clean contest.
District 29 presents an original estimate under section 231-A of the 1921 school laws. It details unit costs for services, materials, and supplies across three prior fiscal years, recent expenditures, and six months of the current year with budget allowances. Certified by W. W. Nelson, district clerk.
The Chehalem Center WCTU offers heartfelt sympathy to the Meyer family on the passing of beloved sister Elizabeth Meyer, praising her faithful kindness and steadfast faithfulness in all things as they bid her farewell to her heavenly home.
The Shiloh relief corps met on November 10 with Mrs Simlar officiating as inspecting officer. Mrs Fuller and Mrs Sears were initiated. The group served lunch, praised the public patronage of a bazaar earning about 100, and noted strong financials and broad charitable work in Newberg.
A Monday evening teachers training class included two visitors and was led by Rev Post in Rev Kreider's absence. The lesson covered the life of Joseph, son of Jacob, and emphasized his enduring influence. The next meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 in the Presbyterian chapel with the lesson titled The greatest man in old testament history.
A city minister asks the Graphic to publish his brief reply to a communication by Mr. R. H. Greer of Dundee. He notes the paper's role as a public expression medium and thanks the editors for the courtesy shown on the church page.
C H of Philips Eugene Oregon responds to a church notes article on Is the Theory of Evolution True. He argues evolution conflicts with miracles and biblical creation, cites John 1 1 4 and Acts 17 4 28, and names Darwin Wallace Dawson and Fairhurst while urging faith in Christ as Lord and Saviour.
J. Walker former Lafayette State Bank president was indicted Saturday by the Yamhill county grand jury on ten counts. Two counts allege arson in the Lafayette cannery fire and the Takayama dryer incident. Eight counts accuse embezzlement and filing false returns with the state superintendent of banks and Lafayette bank directors.
The Tualatin schools are closed due to a virulent diphtheria outbreak. Two deaths occur in the Barsi family and more may follow. Authorities say the family relied on mental treatment delaying medical help. Sherwood News reports.
The article notes a Jdeenee aM in ear mattets earning income by licensing fish fighting exhibitions. Fish from nearby waters are pitted against each other at sporting events where the combat is ferocious and often ends in death.
A letter from Huldah G. Bissett of Marysville California dated November 9 1921 renews her subscription to the Newberg Graphic praising the home paper and its coverage of Newberg and nearby areas. The note accompanies a $2.00 check.
A brief shop feature notes a two day event at Golden Rule with promotional pricing. The item list and details focus on in window displays and special offers during Friday and Saturday. The piece emphasizes local retail activity and store atmosphere.
In the matter of the estate of Charles C. Frick deceased an order was made November 16 1921 admitting the estate to probate and appointing Charles D Frick administrator who has qualified. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator in Newberg Oregon within six months from November 16 1921 with dates of first and last publication noted as November 17 1921 and December 15 1921.
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