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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
2
Harold C Keasinger of Illinois pursued law and public service, becoming a state senator and possibly the youngest to hold the post. He will present a highly regarded Lyceum lecture noted for its solid facts, clear humor, and rapid delivery.
The A J Davis family moved to Newberg and Elta Brunson visited Newberg this week. Bert Debolt works on the J A Brunson place and Fred Matturn moved to the McKinley Mitchell place. J A Brunson traveled to Portland on business. Milton Cady and daughter Carrie, formerly of Mountain Top, visited from Portland. Mountain Top school reopened after a two week closure. teachers Bernice Welch and Ruth Nottage spent the break at home in Newberg. The death of Lloyd Whitmore, son of Mrs. Frank Shook, is confirmed. Whitmore, age 22, was Mountain Top’s first enlistee after the war declaration.
Keith Elliott of Portland stayed with Wm Smails. Mrs Marie Smith visited relatives in Portland. Rev Bates from Indiana arrives as pastor. Mrs C L Johnson visits her former home. Forrest Staley recovers from a leg issue. George Hodges returns from Seattle on influenza illness. Birthday anniversary for Edward Johnson celebrated with relatives. F L Strait resigns as Pacific College principal to enroll, Evangeline Martin to lead primary. School reopens after influenza closure. Evangeline Martin praised for experience.
A Red Cross meeting is set for Thursday evening at Community Hall at 7 30 to plan winter activities. An update on the Vancouver Barracks football game highlights Squad 1 defeating Squad 6 and praises Winfield Dillinger’s high school era team. Letters from soldiers praise the Red Cross and Y programs, gifts sent home, and gratitude to doctors and volunteers for support in wartime efforts.
In Raybell, residents surpassed the quota in the War Work Campaign, raising 145 dollars at a schoolhouse meeting led by Capt. Wm. R. Apperson of the Rainbow Division. Walter W. Ray served as district manager with George Hiller B. E. Belten and Apperson as associates.
A U S Army tank force member in France describes his emotional arc from fear to hatred and condemns German tactics of bombing and burying their dead, arguing such acts show no consideration for human life.
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