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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1921

Page

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Newberg Wins State Fire Record Trophy

Newberg may be proud of its volunteer fire department rated among Oregon’s best. The department earned the state silk flag for the best fire record last year and will receive it from Governor Olcott at an as yet unscheduled celebration. Fire Prevention Week activities included church notices, drills, talks, window signs, and community fund drives for new coats for every firefighter.

Newberg Oregon Palmer Olcott Duncan Brothers J. H. Sherlock Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion Legion Hall Sherlock Graphic

M E Annual Conference Assigns Pastors for Newberg

The M E church annual conference at Forest Grove last week closed on Monday with pastor assignments for the year. Rev Chas E Gibson is returned to Newberg for another year after two years there and is praised as a strong preacher and pastor. Other Newberg related shifts include Rev M T Wire to Astoria, Rev Walton Skipworth to Woodstock Portland, Rev K K Clark to Dayton, Rev Earl McAbee to Dundee, Rev M A Marcy to McMinnville, Rev L E Taber to Nehalem and Wheeler, Rev P M Blinkinsop to Sherwood, and Rev R E Myers to Woodburn.

M. E. Church Forest Grove Sheppard Chas. E. Gibson Newberg Gibson M. T. Wire Oregon City Astoria Walton Skipworth Hillsboro Woodstock Church Portland K. K. Clark Dayton Earl McAbee Dundee M. A. Marcy McMinnville L. E. Taber Nehalem Wheeler P. M. Blinkinsop Sherwood R. E. Myers Woodburn

W. C. T. U. Convention Nets Gain in Oregon

The Oregon state WCTU convention met in Oregon City on October 12 with a reported net gain of 1479 members over the past year. The total membership in Oregon reached 3442, as attendance filled the Baptist church. President L. T. Pennington of Pacific College gave a banquet address on Peace and Arbitration.

Oregon Oregon City Baptist Church L. T. Pennington Pacific College

Revival Meetings At Friends Church Led By Rev Lindley Wells

Revival meetings at the Friends church in Greenleaf Idaho began last Sunday under Rev Lindley A Wells. Wells arrived Monday evening after missing Sunday services. eight years ago he held a revival that earned him a strong reputation. Attendance and spirit this year are excellent, signaling a successful series ahead.

Friends Church Lindley A. Wells Greenleaf Idaho Wells

Newberg High to Meet Silverton Here Friday

Newberg high school prepares for the football season with coach Noftsinger guiding about twenty to thirty players in scrimmage. Injuries have already hit five players, and the opener against Silverton high school is set for Friday at the local field.

Newberg High School E. J. Noftsinger McMinnville Noftsinger Silverton High School Newberg Forest Grove Dallas Oregon City

Smith Coffee Nuptials at a Portland area wedding

Nina Coffee and Leslie F. Smith wed last Saturday October 8 at 8 p m in a ceremony led by Rev W N Coffee with a cedar arch and a reception for about one hundred guests from Hood River Salem St Helens Monmouth and Portland The couple will reside in Portland where Mr Smith works as a shipping clerk for the Oregon News company

Nina Coffee Leslie F. Smith Maurine Youngs Donald Steves Portland Donald McPhee Wilbur Foster Eunice MacPhee Olive Reed W. N. Coffee Hood River Salem St. Helens Monmouth Lucy Smith Pearl Cole Hazel Youngs Martha Ehret Lulu Youngs Herbert Weatherly C. F. Childs Mildred Hayne Mr. Smith Oregon News Company

Obituary of William T. Dailey Consistent Christian

William T. Dailey born March 19 1849 in McDonough County Illinois died October 10 1921. He moved through Colorado Idaho Oregon before settling in Newberg then Fernwood and finally Newberg last April. Survived by two brothers J H Dalley Newberg and L C Dalley Kansas and two sisters Mrs. L M Hobson Fernwood and Mrs. Bell Evans California. He joined the Friends church about ten years ago and remained a devoted member until death.

William T. Dailey J. W Martha Dailey McDonnough County Illinois Colorado Idaho Rosedale Oregon Fernwood Newberg

Giants Win World Series in Final Game

The New York Giants clinched the world series by defeating the New York Yankees 1 to 0 in Game Five. Hoyt pitched the decisive game but could not prevent the defeat for Huggins' club. The series ended Giants five games to three overall.

New York Giats Hoyt Huggins Giants New York Yankees

Farmers Discuss The Marketing Of Fruit At Springbrook

Community farmers met at Springbrook under the Newberg Farmers' club to discuss better marketing of berries and fruit. W H Dean outlined goals while Mr Newhouse noted a loose organization with 40 to 50 growers and emphasized cheap, honest sales by telephone or telegraph. A committee of growers from multiple communities was elected to canvass sentiment and report back at an upcoming meeting.

Springbrook Newberg Farmers’ Club W. H. Dean Dean Newhouse J. Rees Earl Pearcy Oregon Growers Association Growers Association Dalles Charles K. Hubbard T. Bixler F. A. Carlisle F. B. Scherf N. L. Wiley Mellinger Joe Hollingsworth John Schmeltzer A. H. Boyd George Smith Henry Amoth

Celebrated Two Birthdays At Pleasant October Picnic

Mrs Alonzo Hadley surprised with a 65th birthday on October 9 as friends gathered at 11:30 for an outdoor picnic under maple trees. A J Wise also marked his 63rd birthday with cake baked by Ramie and Hadley and pumpkin pies by Wise and Hadley.

Alonzo Hadley A. J. Wise Wise Hadley Ramie Elsa Hadley F. M. McCullough F. E. Wise Lyle Zella Linton Helen John Carlson Bert Mia Mr. Wise

City Council Takes Up Public Conveyance Franchises

City council met Wednesday evening to begin considering franchises for public conveyances. The item was not finished and will be resumed Thursday evening with a full list to be released next week.

Apple Packing in Newberg Goes Full Speed at Two Orchards

In Newberg, the Home Plate and White Sox orchards pack about 300 boxes daily. At Billy Sullivan’s facility apples from both orchards are sorted by four women, graded by weight, and packed for consignment. Varieties include Spitzenbergs and Newtowns among others with grades Blue Heart Red Heart and White Heart.

Newberg Billy” Sullivan White Sox Sullivan Wagners Grimes Golden Arkansas Hood River

Medric Greer Dies After Illness in Hood River

Medric M Greer born October 31 1895 in Sacramento California died October 7 in Hood River Hospital Oregon after a brief illness while visiting relatives in Dayton Washington He lived much of his life with grandparents in Dundee Oregon and served in World War I in the Army forestry unit Funeral services were held at the Portland crematorium The American Legion posts in Newberg and Hood River did not attend due to service plan changes.

Medric M. Greer Sacramento County California Medric George H. Greer Dundee Oregon Washington Cleveland Ohio de Koven Hall Tacoma Oregon Agricultural College Grganie Forest France Humboldt County Dayton Hood River Portland Crematorium American Legion Newberg

Legion Plans Building For Newberg Post

Lester C. Rees Post American Legion of Newberg plans a legion building with an auditorium, club rooms, dining room and kitchen. At a Monday meeting they discussed the project, raised funds, and seek $3000 more by selling stock. possible site is near canyon park on First Street.

Lester C. Rees American Legion of Newberg Legion The Canyon Park First Street

County Realty Association Meets in Newberg

The Yamhill county Realty Association held a Friday night meeting in the Newberg Commercial club rooms to discuss organization goals. Attendees including Dr. Leroy Lewis and I. L. Venable heard remarks from V. Johnson on realty law and board benefits. a Dayton meeting was set for October 21.

Yamhill County Realty Association Newberg Leroy Lewis McMinnville I. L. Venable V. Johnson Salem Fred O. Brockman Portland Northwest Realty Association H. J. Nott J. C. Gilbert John Arms Dayton Tom Tyndall N. F. Byers F. A. Morris W. L. Scott C. V. Jones L. E. Arney Emily Gardner Orie H. White W. E. White Johnson Yamhill County Association National Real Estate Board C. V. Johnson

Red Cross official visits Newberg exservice men

Mrs Stoffer executive secretary for Yamhill county chapter Amer ican Red Cross toured Newberg this week meeting several veterans and urging those unseen to write her at McMinnville for aid.

Newberg Ministerial Association Reorganized

The Newberg ministerial association of local church pastors met at the Presbyterian church study last Monday. It reorganized naming Rev. Charles E. Gibson president and Rev. H. E. Kreider secretary. A union Thanksgiving service was set for the M. E. church with Rev. George H. Lee to preach.

Presbyterian Church Charles E. Gibson H. E. Kreider M. E George H. Lee

Treatment for Staggers Recipe From Governor's Advice

W H Dean of Chehalem mountain has a staggers cure he says works well. The remedy includes 1½ pints of raw linseed oil followed by three doses daily of two drams nitrate of potash and tincture of belladonna mixed in a pint of water. The formula was given by former governor Withycombe.

W. H. Dean Chehalem Mountain Withycombe

Special clubbing rates with Oregonian or Telegram

Clubbing rates with The Oregonian or Telegram are valid through October 29, offering reduced prices for memberships or access. Readers are urged to act before the deadline to secure the discount and avoid price changes.

The Oregonian Telegram

City Officials Raid Gambling House

City officials raided a former restaurant now run as a gambling room after night marshal Wallace overheard activity. Miller faced fines of 40 for gambling and 60 for conducting a game. Allen Drury 40. F Crawford 40. E Martin 25. E W Cornelius 25 for watching. About seven dollars lay on the table. Miller remained detained for unpaid funds.

Wallace Calkins Miller Allen Drury F. Crawford E. Martin E. W. Cornelius

Newberg High Senior Kennth Fendall at Oregon Agricultural College

Kenneth D. Fendall, son of Mr and Mrs E G Fendall of Newberg Oregon, is a senior in the school of agriculture with horticulture. He has been active in student affairs and earned Alpha Zeta honors. He pursues pomology with a broad curriculum in soils, farm management, and agricultural teaching work.

Kenneth D. Fendall E. G. Fendall Newberg Oregon Alpha Zeta Horticultural Club Agricultural Club Sigma Phi Epsilon Fendall Smith-Hughes

University of Oregon enrollment tops two thousand

The University of Oregon Eugene campus will report a fall enrollment near 2000 for the first time. Current registration stands at 1975, up 17 percent from last year, with medical school students in Portland bringing total resident students to 2127.

University of Oregon Eugene Eugcene Portland

Card of Thanks for Lillian Hertig

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness sympathy and help during the sickness and burial of our dearly beloved daughter and sister Lillian. Thanks for the floral offerings from Mr and Mrs A F Herti Mr and Mrs Edw Oberg Delmer Hertig Gladys Hertig Clara L Hertig.

Lillian A. F. Herti Edw Oberg Delmer Hertig Gladys Hertig Clara L. Hertig

Bereavement Thanks From Greer and Nichols Families

To friends who shared in our sorrow at the death of Medric M. Greer we express sincere gratitude for love sympathy and the numerous floral offerings. Rev. and Mrs. Geo H Greer Mr and Mrs E B Greer Mr and Mrs D A Nichols join in thanks.

Medric M. Greer Geo. H. Greer E. 8. Greer D. A. Nichols

Palmer’s Buick General Repair Ad on Main Street

Notice to the public states the shop is at North Main Street half a block north of First Street offering general repair work. Tires and necessities in stock with Palmer's Buick as the provider.

Main Street First Street Palmer

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W. C. T. U. Convention Silverton Apples From Chehalem Sullivan Packing House Legion Building County Realty Association Newberg Ministerial Association
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