Local and Personal News Highlights
Mrs Grace Hatch traveled to McMinnville on Monday. Mrs F D Kennedy visited McMinnville Monday. Mrs P J Darby went to Bryant on a short business trip Monday. W B Stull installs an underground tank and gasoline pump on east First Street. Nazarene church crew prepares site for new building. T D Duncan of Kalispell Montana visited Grant Conway’s home late last week. Henry Smith of Miller Mercantile Sheridan visited Newberg Wednesday. Jick Curry recovered from a weeklong illness and returned to work at Yamhill Electric. G W Byers of Sheridan, former local resident, visited Newberg Monday on a Portland-bound drive. Wayne Dyer and Alvin Christie took a quick trip to Portland Saturday. Women’s Relief Corps to hold a bazaar at Creden Market on November 6. Vivian Hadley attended the Oregon Idaho football game in Portland Saturday. High school orders thirty Medart steel lockers for athletic teams. Mrs Alice Shuck of Yamhill visited cousins here over Sunday and returned to Lafayette Monday. Mrs Eli Evans attended Red Cross officers’ election at McMinnville Friday evening.
Sunday School Rally at Friends Church
A district Sunday school rally is set for Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock at the Friends church in Newberg. The event invites all members and families to attend the community gathering.
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Friends Church
Newberg
Mrs Arbouine Johnson Travels to Eugene for Week
Miss Arbouine Johnson went to Eugene with Mr. Phillips on Monday to spend the week with her sister Mrs. C. H. Phillips.
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Arbouine Johnson
Eugene
Mr. Phillips
C. H. Phillips
Newberg High School Dismissed for Arthur Love Funeral
The high school was dismissed Wednesday afternoon to allow students and staff to attend the funeral of Arthur Love, a junior at Newberg High School.
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Arthur Love
Newberg High School
Eames Family Attends Smith-Tryar Wedding
Mr and Mrs William Eames and family visited Portland Wednesday evening for the Smith Tryar wedding and reception.
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William Eames
Portland
Smith-Tryar
Mrs Thun Returns From Amity Visit With Mother
Mrs George Thun came home last Saturday from Amity where she had been visiting her mother Mrs A J Jensen for three weeks. A G Miller who has been east on a buying trip for Miller Mercantile Co is expected home Saturday or Sunday.
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George Thun
Amity
A. J. Jensen
G. Miller
East
Miller Mercantile Co
John Little returns to town then heads to Sebastopol
John Little, who had been away, came back last Thursday to visit friends until Monday and then departed for Sebastopol California to visit his mother Mrs J F Little.
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John Little
Sebastopol
California
J. F. Little
Salem visitors stay with daughter near Salem
Mrs. I. A. Heckinger traveled from Salem last Saturday morning and returned Wednesday with her mother Mrs. Martha Rorabaugh who will visit at her daughter’s home near Salem for some time.
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I. A. Heckinger
Salem
Martha Rorabaugh
Mrs Gwin Visits Pe Ell Heads Home Late Week
Mrs. George A. Gwin of Pe Ell Washington, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hollingsworth, will likely return home late this week. She has been joined on the trip by Mrs. A. C. Martin.
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George A. Gwin
Pe Ell
Washington
W. W. Hollingsworth
A. C. Martin
Great Northern official seeks franchise in city
George L. McClelland of Great Northern Transportation, which runs lines between Portland Salem Tillamook Astoria and points, visited the city Tuesday to pursue a franchise. L. L. Hill searched McMinnville country for birds but returned empty handed, leaving friends unsure if he found any or gave them away at the county seat.
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George L. McClelland
Great Northern Transportation Company
Portland
Salem
Tillamook
Astoria
Way Points
Ll. W. Hill
McMinnville
Residents Arrive Indefinitely In County Area
R A Pauly of Couer de Alene Idaho arrived last Thursday and may settle locally. Walter Speed came last Saturday and visited Ira Hutchens’s home over Sunday before leaving Monday for Summit between Albany and Newport. Rev and Mrs K H Sickafoose visited a nephew and a brother from last Friday to Monday. Mr and Mrs W H Bentley made a business trip to Portland on Tuesday. Mr Bentley is a salesman for the Dundee Walnut Growers association.
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R. A. Pauly
Couer de Alene
Idaho
Walter Speed
Ira Hutchens
Summit
Albany
Newport
K. H. Sickafoose
Rev
Sickafoose
W. H. Bentley
Portland
Mr. Bentley
Dundee Walnut Growers Association
Girls Host Dance at Local High School Gym
High school girls plan a Friday night party in the gymnasium described as strictly a girls event. It is said boys are expected to be kept out of the affair.
College installs 2000 pound safe for papers
The college received a new safe last Saturday for safeguarding papers and valuables. It weighs 2000 pounds and stands over six feet tall.
Land sale near town adds twelve acres to Marvin Moore
A. W. Hubbell closed a deal Friday last week selling twelve acres from the Charles K. Hubbard place west of town to Marvin Moore. The tract includes prune and walnut trees.
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A. W. Hubbell
Charles K. Hubbard
Marvin Moore
Newberg Civic Improvement Club Meets Saturday
The Newberg Civic Improvement Club members are asked to meet at the Commercial Club rooms on Saturday at 3 PM to transact important business by order of President Mrs. E. E. Goff.
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Newberg
Portland visits and recoveries noted in brief
I W Hill was in Portland on business Wednesday. Harold Nichols is fully recovered from an operation in a Portland hospital a couple of weeks ago. Mrs A B S Miller spent the weekend visiting at her daughter Mrs A M Sherwood of Portland.
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I. W. Hill
Portland
Harold Nichols
G. Miller
A., M. Sherwood
Local residents return to activity after illnesses
Mrs B F Heviland has recovered enough to leave her home after several weeks of sickness. A fire drill at the grammar school sent all 580 pupils out in 68 seconds. Miss Eva Moore came back from Tillamook after visiting Mrs Alfred Smith. Mrs F H Bronner of Portland visited her parents on Hancock Street.
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B. F. Heviland
Eva Moore
Tillamook
Alfred Smith
Gladys Jones
F.H. Bronner
Portland
A. H. Forkner
Hancock Street
Willie McVey Returns Home From Hospital Care
Willie McVey, after several weeks in a Portland hospital, was brought home Friday so his mother could provide care.
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Willie McVey
Portland
Lemon Family Travels to Los Angeles for Winter
Mr and Mrs J M Lemon and daughter Aubrey journeyed to Los Angeles to spend the winter in their car.
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J. M. Lemon
Miss Aubrey
Los Angeles
Meridian Street Residence Foundation Underway
Prof Alexander Hull starts the foundation for a residence on Meridian Street near Mrs Eva Hammer Hulls home. Newbery visitors Homer and Fred Riggs of Portland returned with six boxes of Billy Sullivan apples from their trip Tuesday. John Bauman who bought the Pearl Were property on Villa Road came back from eastern Oregon where he owns a ranch. He and a nephew drove through by auto. Mrs Martin Galt nee Elsie Lee of Browning Montana visited Mr and Mrs E E Goff last Thursday with several ladies calling to greet her.
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Alexander. Hull
Meridian Street
Eva Hammer Hull
Homer
Fred Riggs
Portland
Newbery
Billy Sullivan
John Bauman
Villa Road
Oregon
Martin Galt
Elsie Lee
Browning
Montana
E. E. Goff
George James building to house Wilhelmson & Son meat market
The George James building on First street undergoes extensive repairs and alterations to become the modern meat market space for Wilhelmson & Son.
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George James
First Street
Wilhelmson & Son
Miss Yarnell to return home from hospital soon
Miss Muriel Yarnell, who underwent appendicitis surgery a week ago Monday at Good Samaritan hospital in Portland, is expected to come home Saturday. Miss Neva Manion will fill her duties at the Fair Store. A reception by the Civic Improvement Club and the parent teachers association drew about 125 people at the Commercial Club rooms on Tuesday evening. Read the city budget on another page and attend the council meeting on November 7 to voice views.
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Muriel Yarnell
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Yarnell
Neva Manion
Civic Improvement Club
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Death related joke note from Dayton Tribune editors
Messrs C A Hodson an undertaker and W H Best a plumber both of Newberg visited friends in Dayton Wednesday morning. The remark that this duo could open a casket reflects a humorous aside in the Dayton Tribune.
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Messrs
C. A. Hodson
W. H. Best
Newberg
Dayton
Dayton Tribune
Portland Visitors Attend Northwest Tourist Bureau Meeting
Chester A. Dimond and wife and F. A. Morris were Portland visitors last Saturday. Morris and Dimond attended the Northwest Tourist bureau meeting held in the Portland chamber of commerce that afternoon.
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Chester A. Dimond
F. A. Morris
Portland
Mr. Morris
Mr. Dimond
Northwest Tourist Bureau
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Choir Hosts Surprise for Stretch Anniversary
The M. E. Choir surprised Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stretch at their home last Thursday to celebrate their wedding anniversary. The gathering occurred while the couple was away, and guests enjoyed a pleasant evening with refreshments.
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M. E
Clyde Stretch
Stretch
Pinney Family Moves Between City Homes
Earl Pinney and family relocate from Third street to the former Roy Shires residence on Fourth street. Shires moves to a Third street property he recently bought. Pinney sells his home and buys the Shires residence.
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Earl Pinney
Third Street
Roy Shires
Fourth Street
Mr. Shires
Mr. Pinney
Shires
Residents and visitors share hometown updates across Oregon
John E. Smith of Newberg now resides in Gresham. C. E. Baker visited his uncle near McMinnville last week. Mrs. Alice McNay and daughter Blanche returned from Newport after a two month stay. Violet Edwards and Harry Wohlschlegel traveled to Beaver to visit Mrs. Myrtle McCleery. H. A. Koehn from Tillamook plans to move to Main and Fourth streets. Journal carriers were treated to a Baker Theatre party featuring Black Beauty, with Lloyd Hayman and others attending. Clarence Kienle returned from Grants Pass after promoting a Gulbransen piano. roads were clear with paving gaps filled. WCTU meets next Wednesday at 2:30 pm at the Baptist church to discuss Oregon state convention echoes and plans for the new year.
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L. M. Buell
Journal Carriers
Baker
Black Beauty
Lloyd Hayman
Oscar Cromwell
Orville Armstrong
Royal Hall
Ardell Hall
John Buell
Clarence Kienle
Grants Pass
Kienle
Baptist Church
Oregon City
Mary E. C. Scott
Property Sale Ties Orey Hankins to Vancouver Buyer
Orey Hankins sells his South Main street home to John W. Tilden of Vancouver Washington for a farm on the highway south of Dayton Oregon. Hankins will move to the new home within a week. Tilden is an old friend of John Hornibrook and visited the Hornibrooks during his stay.
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Orey Hankins
Main Street
John W. Tilden
Vancouver
Washington
Dayton
Oregon
Mr. Hankin
Mr. Tilden
John Hornibrook
Hornibrooks
Legion Post to Incorporate and Raise Funds for New Building
The Lester C. Rees Post American Legion of Newberg will meet Friday evening to decide on incorporating for 15000 dollars to solicit funds for a new building. Construction is expected to start by January first.
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Lester C. Rees
American Legion of
Illness in California Forces Nash Family Trip
Word reached here that Orron Nash is seriously ill in Es co California. Mrs. M J Nash traveled with her son George to Salem then boarded a train toward California. Ray Nash of Salem accompanied them. Orion underwent surgery at Paradise Valley hospital and is reported to be progressing well. No word yet from Mrs Nash.
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Orron Nash
Escande
California
M. J. Nash
George
Salem
Ray
Orion
Paradise Valley Hospital
Nash
Sewing Club Meets at Otis Home for Halloween Social
A group of younger matrons gathered at Mrs. Ralph Otis east of the city last Thursday afternoon for sewing and conversation. Refreshments in Halloween style were served by the hostess. Attending were Mesdames Olm sted, Swart, Miller, Parker, Huber, Houser, Williams, Otis and Dimond.
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Ralph Otis
Mesdames R. A. Olmsted
Frank Swart
Harry Miller
Russel Parker
Paul Huber
Curtis Houser
Richard Williams
Chester A. Dimond
Three stars offered at Baker theater week program
Three popular actors appear in consecutive features at Baker theater this week and next. Wallace Reid stars in The Love Special Friday and Saturday, Tom Moore in Beating the Game Monday and Tuesday, and Thomas Meighan in The Frontier of the Stars Wednesday and Thursday next week, with comedies and magazine features in between. The Southern Pacific Co announces commutation tickets for Newberg to Portland, including ten ride tickets at 7.57 dollars or less per ride, and 60 day validity. A 30 ride family ticket for six months at 22 dollars and a sixty ride family ticket for six months at 31.02 dollars are also offered.
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Baker Theatre
Wallace Reid
Tom Moore
Thomas Meighan
Southern Pacific Co
Newberg
Portland
Graphic subscribers grow as weekly readers rise
The Graphic gains about a dozen new subscribers each week with thirteen new signups this week and several renewals. A local man, en route to Portland, was shot at by hunters beyond the crossroads but escaped unharmed and warned them. hunters are urged to be careful where shots travel. A man notes how a child’s questions reveal one’s limits in knowledge.
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Graphic
Portland
Newberg High to Face Forest Grove on Local Field
The Newberg high school football team meets Forest Grove at the high school field at 3 p m tomorrow Friday. They seek revenge for last Saturday's 6 to 0 loss to Silverton when five players were sidelined by injuries.
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Newberg
Forest Grove
Silverton
Lyceum Course Opens With Parnells As Highlight
The first number of the lyceum course is being given this Thursday evening. This is the Parnells and promises to be one of the best numbers on the entire course. Ticket sales are good but attractions are high class and expensive, requiring a large sale of tickets to cover expenses.
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Lyceum
Parnells
Shower Brings Supplies to Presbyterian Aid Society
The china closet of the Presbyterian dining room received many needed supplies after the aid society met at the church last Friday afternoon.
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Presbyterian
Aid Society
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Mc- Minnville
F. D. Kennedy
P. J. Darby
Bryant
W. 8. Stull
East First Street
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T. D. Duncan
Kalispel
Grant Conway
Henry Smith
Miller Mercantile Company
Sheridan
Jick Curry
Yamhill Electric Company
G. W. Byers
This
Wayne Dyer
Alvin Christie
Women's Relief Corps
Crede
Vivian Hadley
Oregon-Idaho
Medart
Alice Shuck
Yamhill
Lafayette
Eli Evans
Red Cross
Valiton Co
John E. Smith
Gresham
C. E. Baker
Alice McNay
Blanche
Lynn B. Ferguson
Violet’ Edwards
Harry Wohlschlegel
Beaver
Myrtle MecCleery
H. A. Koehn
Mr. Koehn
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Barney Oldfields
Doyle's
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Doyle’s Tire Shop
C. A. Morris
Lee Fabric Tires
Cord Tires
Motor Inn Hulst & Sutherland
Wells
Fred E. Carter
Lindley A. Wells
Yamhill County
Christian Church
Duncan
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