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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
5
Grandma Bass celebrates 82nd birthday as townsfolk mingle with visitors from Portland Forest Grove Vancouver and Newberg. Many residents travel for work family events and church activities while schools report enrollment gains and upcoming meetings.
A. E. Allen longtime Graphic correspondent at Spring Brook has moved with his family to Twin Rocks Oregon. Roy Lambert and family formerly on the William Per King farm northeast of the city moved last week to the mountain north.
Mr and Mrs Ed Kienle and family and Mrs Jennie Krohn with Isabelle traveled up the Columbia Highway to Hood River. C C Sloan residence and Van Blaricom store re shingled by W J Saunders. Earl Pinney visited Woodburn with family. return later in week as M E conference gathers. Mrs Ward and daughters of Winifred MT visiting Ehret home. Ward known as Dorothy Ehret. Willard Mills of Wilder ID and Zimri Mills of Springbrook OR bred cattle. two year old bull won first at Idaho state fair Boise.
Miss Mary E Du Paul a Yamhill county nurse visited town on Friday to review cases for the county court and meet teachers at the school She plans another visit to Newberg Soon Dean John Straub trustee says University of Oregon student loans may restrict to nonsmokers noting smokers spend about $50 yearly and urging aid for those who quit Lyle Palmer Frank Swart and Mrs W A Pearce took a trip up the Columbia river highway reporting hundreds of salmon at Eagle Creek The open river swimming party at the old ferry drew local residents and Oregon weather remains unusually fine for October
The Graphic praises dahlias grown by Mrs George Crites noting the specimens as exceptionally beautiful among the finest seen.
George S. Youngs reports excellent chestnuts on his farm. Mr and Mrs Wyn Dyer and family of Sheridan Oregon attended a funeral for their nephew this week. Dr Rankin joined Multnomah county and Portland Medical Society in Portland. J Passmore Elkington a Philadelphia Friend was a Newbery visitor last Thursday hosted by President Pennington. Richard Westrobe of York England visited Pacific College last week and spoke to the Christian association.
Rudolph Henry Luthe six year old son of Joseph Luthe of near Multon died Saturday October 1 at home Interment October 4 at the German cemetery north of Sherwood Mrs L E Lewis returned Thursday from Spokane where her son Dr Claud Lewis has undergone a third operation for mastoid trouble He seems to be doing well
8S G Reetz and wife of Pendleton visit the Reetz family on north Main and plan a three month California trip. Frank Alfred Hobson, great grandson of early settler William Hobson, dies at Chehalem mountain home. funeral at Hollingsworth chapel and burial at Chehalem mountain cemetery. City marshal notes youths caught with nuts, possibly tied to library tree thefts and reform school risk. Whitney boys chorus draws many Newberg visitors to Salem. potential future Newberg appearance discussed. Rev Carter and Rev Carl Miller trip to coast report good fishing. Miller’s family to dine with the Carters on North Meridian. Ads note TIRES at Doyle's Tire Shop.
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