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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
10
Residents report visits from relatives and friends, travel to Portland and Corvallis, and local events. The week notes teacher institute absence, a runaway horse incident near the church, hunting trips, and plans for the upcoming East Oregon convention in Spring Brook.
Fernwood residents and guests fill a sequence of local social notes with trips to Portland, weekend visits, dinners, hunting and fishing outings in Prosser and Moro Minnesota, hospital stay for Mrs. George Scherf, school calendar change, and community acknowledgments.
SPRINGBROOK P H Hammond made a business trip to Porland Monday. The Hayworth and Lewis families spent the weekend with friends in Albany. Miss Mabel Ruash and mother were guests of Springbrook friends Sunday. Carl Miller and family visited Ray Newby and family Sunday. Funeral of Mrs Jones brother at Newberg Thursday. Mr and Mrs Fred Kincaid visited C B Newhouse and family at Dayton. Schools closed for county institute at McMinnville. Mrs Hodson and Eve Ira were Sunday guests at Chehalem Center. Vida Lyle of Portland to visit Blanch Carlisle this weekend. Prof Eames and family attended a Portland wedding. Paul Brown and Clio Murdock visited Dundee for Prof Horner lecture. Mrs Charles McDonald left for Portland after visiting her mother. Arnet Duncan and wife of Salem weekend with P H Hammond. Miss Stella Hubbard visited Bonnie Bales in Portland. Mr and Mrs D L Terry attended Prof Horner lecture at Dundee. O Baldwin and son Walter, with Mrs Robert Baldwin, visited Dr Baldwin's home then left for Rockaway. Pie social at the school a success and fundraiser. Cecil Newhouse of Kelso visited after football game at Corvallis. Cecil plans to spend winter in Kelso. A large gathering at Mrs J C Smith to celebrate her birthday.
Champoeg residents recall historic ties as the local school children quilted for charity. The handmade quilt sold at auction raised five dollars and the funds were donated to an orphanage via a local pastor.
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