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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
4
Correspondence lists residents out time with an knee abscess healing. Several visits and weekend stays are noted among families including the Ruthraff Noble Kinney and Hertig households. Trips to Pacific City and Newport Oregon are mentioned along with a funeral for Miss Lillian Hertig and gatherings at Fernwood and Chehalem Center.
Mrs Gettman and son Royal spent Saturday in Portland. Families from Portland visited Wes ley Boyes home. Scherfs traveled to McMinnville and Hood River for apple harvesting study. Mrs A B Scherf had tonsils removed. Local visits included Dr Hester performing surgery. Several residents visited Portland Newberg Lafayette Eugene and Lola. A senior C E party at Newberg Christian church and a Fernwood Sunday school picnic were noted. Lorey Livengood injured hand at Spaulding sawmill. Weekend trips to Portland Hood River and Columbia River Highway were described.
A fragment shows a roster including Gladys Livengood May Jones Maggie Gall Iris Roberts Wanda Renne Elory Parrish Ray Parrish Leslie Bell and Frances Sandoz in a community notice likely detailing residents or participants in a local event.
Sun day visitors at J C Smith home and visits by Haze and William Bish. Residents near Springbrook report ranch improvements and weekend gatherings. Pacific College address by Levi Pennington and church discussion on the Requirements of God. Local agriculture, Canery livestock, and a fogbound aviator story conclude the week’s notes.
Miss Edith Minchin will deliver the sermon at Rex Friends church next Sabbath. The Rex area notes mention a calm week with residents moving and social visitors. Local families such as the Schaad and Yokel households shared plans and outings around the coast while others attended a Bishop Nelson lecture in Portland.
E O Van Osdel hauls wood to Newberg. Miss Milner visits Mrs Washbond. Ruthraff, Ribbon Ridge teacher, welcomed at church. H L Amoth busy packing apples for shipment midweek. Y P S C E meeting well attended and time changed to seven sixty. Mayor Calkins family attend West Chehalem rally day. Five new pupils enter No 10, total twenty in Washbond room and nineteen in Blenkinsopp room. Relatives honor H C Baker on twenty fifth anniversary October 11. Ed Zimmerman, Eric Becker, William Muir visit Deach parents. Bible pledge day for books learned in old testament. Addresses by S M Calkins and Henry Amoth on church history and financial needs. Vocals by Mrs Beagle and violin by Miss Smith. Closing song and prayers. Apples boxes walk off in daylight. Ed Ford notes missing fruit and John Graves warns thieves with loaded shotgun.
Local families visit Portland Yamhill and Newberg high school students attend Pacific College news covers sorrow over farm sale and school board changes. A late Friday night report notes marauders causing a disturbance as Jersey cattle auction near Rickreall draws attention.
Sunnycrest residents host Sunday dinner at Harley Hall and discuss local affairs. Marjorie Gable returns home after appendectomy at Good Samaritan Hospital. Ralph Butts buys 40 acres from E P Dixon and plans a summer cabin. Stockholders of the Sunnycrest farmers telephone line elect Hubbard as president Bradshaw as secretary and Crater as treasurer with two new members joining.
Buford Deford was home Sunday while Walnut picking begins at Nut croft Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Davis visited Newberg Wednesday and Frank Shook's family also went there. Mrs. I. N. Campbell was a guest at Dr. Logan's last week. Buford Deford works on the Newberg Portland highway. Tom Crews hauled cedar posts to Newberg over the past two weeks. Captain Lundquist of Portland spent Sunday at Floyd Hoffman's home. Continued on page eight.
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