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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
4
Correspondence notes Mrs. Chas K Hubbard and children spent weekend with Mrs. Sadie Mackie. Chas K Hubbard bought the home place from his father W H Hubbard and will keep calling it home. Little Marjorie Gable, ill two weeks, was taken to Good Samaritan hospital for appendicitis last Wednesday and is improving.
Mr and Mrs L R Ralston journeyed to the county seat Tuesday. Mrs Anna L Johnson is matron at the girls dormitory at Pacific College. Mr and Mrs Fred Coupple moved to Portland on a shopping tour last Friday. School began Monday with good attendance. Miss Frances Waylett of McMinnville oversees the primary grades and Mrs Elizabeth Meyer is principal. The W C T U met Wednesday at Mrs M P Johnsons with a good turnout. Mrs Tangen and Mrs Staley named delegates to the state convention in Oregon City next week. Ten dollars pledged for state work. Meeting adjourned to meet second Wednesday in November at Mrs Fred Coupples.
Dundee notes include Fred Hutchinson attending O A C Rev L E Tabor at the M E conference Forest Grove Harold Foster aims to study in Walla Walla families moving to Grand Ronde and nearby properties Neiderberger Blanc Maylins and Maylins visit Mueller home Mrs Michael Muelter and Wren Reynolds travel to McMinnville Reynolds visits sister in Bend Neighbors of Woodcraft plan fall meeting at Groth Hall Dundee fruit packers ship first car of prunes Mrs Richard Morecroft and Mrs Ashnah Vedder relocate Keith Flower moves to Walla Walla for medical studies Bernard Groth John Herring and Clause Groth visit Salem during fair week Thomas O Rourke moves to the post office area Hill family preparing to move near Dayton.
Mr and Mrs Newton W Bailey and children plan to leave for Corvallis at week’s end with Bailey taking winter work in insurance. Harold Parrett will reside in the Bailey home in their absence. Mrs Ella Swink attended the state fair at Salem and Dundee residents visited the fair enjoying floral displays and the boys and girls clubs exhibits.
Mr and Mrs William Barnett motor to Portland with family. Mr and Mrs Wesley Boyes and Euphema visit Portland. Alfred Heater from Springbrook visits W A Parrish home. Parrish and family go to Salem for the state fair. Mrs C H Wheeler and daughter Margerette from Portland visit Bryant home. Delia and Thelma Parrish visit Silverton with sister Mrs J McCoy. A S Livengood of Falls City spends weekend at home. Tom Blake and sister Mrs Boyes host Portland visit. Attendees at the fair include John Groff and family Fred Siefken and family William Barnett and Harold Jones. Mrs Hepp and children visit Gettmann before moving to Los Angeles. U S Bryant and daughters Mae and Florence motor to Portland for nephew Coleman H Wheeler Jr. wedding to Virginia Lewis. Guests at Gettman home include Walter North and baby Fred Worth and family Taggler and Clara Newberg Fred Grammé Portland and Mrs Hepp and children.
The column notes moves to Newberg and travels of residents Lois Fendall and DeVere Fendall. Local deaths and visits populate October items as students, nurses, and workers return to routines. Rally day planned, school attendance strong, and Apple picking thrives amid fall weather.
Mr. Davis of Yamhill will relocate to the Dr Littlefield farm this fall, joining a planned transition of property use and occupancy.
Fred Hendrick bought a Ford this last week. Prof. Macy will deliver the Rex Friends church sermon next Sabbath. Mrs. O Woodworth visited Port-land to spend days with her daughter. Mrs. Jay Ditto and Mrs. Florence Eves spent the day in Newberg with Mrs. Frost. Florence Eves visited Port-land to spend time with Werelein couple. Mrs. E L Griffith of Coffeeville Kansas visits with daughter Mrs. Morrison. County officials Duncan and the county physician spent an hour at Rex school. J W and J C Duncan of Spring Brook visited sister Mrs. Elmer Wright. Mrs. Lloyd Brickley and Portland children visit Rex parents. Community aid society meets Thursday. program is Halloween. Abe Jenkins and family and Mr Woodworth plan a coast vacation. Rex families attend Salem state fair. best yet. Parent teachers meet next Wednesday afternoon October 12. N L Wiley won four prizes at the Salem fair. Rex school opened October 3 with twenty-seven children. Mrs Olive Erickson and baby returned to Salem after weeks with Jenkin family.
Mrs. Jack Smith shops in Portland on Monday. Roy Hacker re rents the Winslow place for next year. I J Tautfest rents the Dan McCann place for five years. Mrs. Roy Hacker and baby visit Mrs. A Johnson Sunday. Dr H Ives orders nursery stock of prune and walnut trees. Mr and Mrs Mat Kiser visit Portland to see Mrs Kiser’s mother Mrs Fiona Jones. Charley Sutton falls ill with acute indigestion. Dr Rankin called. George and Ed Walls go to Dufur to work in apple orchards. Clubhouse lumber hauled from Portland by Sherwood Lumber Co to Sherwood. Mrs Frank Kiser notes the marriage of her niece Gracie Harper to Carl Dahlgren of Portland on October 1.
Portland couples married intend to settle in Grants Pass Oregon and pipe water to the new hall and school. Mr St Clair offers spring water for public use by a road trough and fountain. Mrs Russell hosts a 75th birthday for her mother Mrs DeWolf with cake and coffee. A surprise party honors Alice Smith on her 14th birthday with games and refreshments and a parade of relatives and friends.
Community members including Lillian Blake Mildred Maynard and Cal Hutchens traveled to Portland and Newberg. Families like the Wohlschlegels McCormicks and Sinnigers shared visits, farm work and farming trips near Newberg and Dayton. State fair attendance and school opening at Laurel Heights also reported.
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