Busy social notes from Newberg area events
Paris misses, travels and visits dominate the page. Laura Blair returns from California while Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Bates, and others travel to Dayton and Albany for meetings. Local ministers and townsfolk attend presbytery, anti saloon league events, and concerts. Community news covers illnesses, weddings, anniversaries, and upcoming church programs with market ads and local business notes.
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Stort
Paris
Laura Blair
California
Taylor
Corride
L. F. Moore
Dayton
G. H. Lee
D. H. Kopp
Albany
Presbytery
Clinton Bates
Rosedale
Thomas. Warner
A. M. Bray
Meridian Street
Eli Haworth
Wasco County
A. C. Stanbrough
A. T. Bill
LaGrande
Newberg
Fernwood Girls Form Basketball Team
Mrs. Cora Jones visited Portland last week. Ruby Fosner of Sherwood visited Claude Fairbanks. The Fernwood girls met Friday evening at the gym and organized a basketball team: Ethel Ross, Roxie Hobson, Irene Powell, Agnes Powell, Della Parrish. They challenge the world and invite Ruby Jones of Newberg to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rees
California
John Brown
Escondido
Los Angeles
San Diego
Oz High School
Presbyterian Ch
Vice
M. E. Church
G. H. Lee
Friends Church
D Peace
Meade Eliott
Robbert Dan
Delbert Replogle
Emmnett Gulley
A. M. Dunlap
Bend
Burns
B. C. Miles
Salem
Miles
Newberg
Indiana
Young People’s Societies
Springbrook
Chehalem Center
Christian Endeavor Union
Earl Feike
Portland
Feike
Lee Jones
Stanley Parrish
Goldie Hobson
Mildred Baker
Stanley Powells
Ruby Fosner
Sherwood
Claude Fairbanks
Fernwood
Ethel Ross
Roxie Hobson
Irene
Agnes Powell
Della Parrish
Ruby Jones
Larkin- Prince Hardware delays price rise on wire fencing
The speaker urges readers to consider war zone shortages and rising steel prices while noting that Larkin- Prince Hardware Co. has stocked barbed wire nails and wire fencing in a carload and will sell at old market prices.
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Larkin
Larkin-Prince Hardware Co
Larkin- Prince Hardware Co
Budget newspaper offer for November subscription deal
The Graphic and the Weekly Oregonian are offered together for $1.85 for a full year during November. The ad urges readers to act quickly to secure the bargain price.
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Graphic
Oregonian
Newspaper Subscription Offer Details
The Newberg Graphic and the Weekly Oregonian, from now until Jan 1 1917, offered at a price of $1.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg Graphic
Oregonian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warner
J. L. Rowe
Enterprise
Harold Weaver
Edwards
George F. Round
Anti-Saloon League
C. J. Hoskins
McMinnville
C. C. Hodson
Chester Shumaker
Frank B. Baughman
Asotin
Washington
The
Christian Church
Bible School
Power of Influence
Kienle
Apollo Concert Co
ROYAL
C. J. Edwards
Tillamook
Will Wight
F. B. Baughman
Goldendale
L. M. Parker
J. R. Pemberton
L. S. Otis
Corvallis
Ralph
Dorothy
Flora Etret
Fresno
Charles C. Whitely
Quarterly Meeting of Friends Church of the Men
Richmond
Ing
Joseph*Hoberg
Chehalem Creek
Ge A. R
Yamhill County Poultry Association
United States National Bank
HH. Umbaugh
S. W. Potter
Montana
Umbaugh
Jesse Hobson
Meeting of Friends Church
A. T. Blair
Hobson
Blair
Huber Haworth
Newport
Mrs. Haworth
Tacoma
San Francisco
Denver
Colorado
Fred Kincaid
Gaston
Ladies’ Improvement Club
Old
New Hampshire
Springbrook Literary Society
Permwood Band
Ross
Grace Riley
W. H. Sanders
Verne” Hobson
Oregon
Metcalf
Inez Ross
H. C. Ross
Hubert Rollins
Donald
Fernwood School
Pei
MAZDA
Newberg Drug Company
Postoffice
Fernwood and Vicinity
Cora Jones
el Tosto
Yamhill Electric CO
C. A. Morris
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