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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
5
North bound and south bound trains schedule between Newberg and Portland listed with departure and arrival times. A flood of local notices reports visits, influenza impact, property changes, obituaries, and social notes from Newberg and surrounding areas.
William M. e Ramsey endorses John S. Coke for the Oregon Supreme Court to fill the Moore vacancy. Ramsey highlights Coke as an experienced, impartial Circuit Judge with 18 years in practice and 10 on the bench. He urges York County voters in Yamhill to write Coke’s name on the official ballot and mark the cross to the left.
A civic reminder urges eligible voters to participate in the upcoming election next Tuesday. Authorities emphasize exercising rights, reporting that every ballot matters in shaping local and national governance.
A young uncle explains Thrift stamps to four year old Mary Ellen. He gives two quarters to illustrate. Mary Ellen repeats two Thrift stamps and later says she will buy Tandy and tookies, much to grandma’s surprise.
A flyer mortally wounded in aerial combat steered his aircraft toward home. He prop righted the rudder and control, calculated the course back to camp, and ensured the plane could land safely after his death. In his pocket a notebook with the mission details was found.
A wartime poem to a mother from a son serving in France. It recalls childhood, family love, and duty as he anticipates going over the top into battle. The speaker thanks his mother for allowing him to answer the country's call and prays for his safety amid the trenches in France.
Frank Sitton Fendall born in West Chehalem Yamhill county died in Seattle October 25 1918 at 47. He grew up on the family farm with parents Charles E and Amanda Fendall pioneers who arrived in Oregon in 1843 and 1846. He studied engineering at O A C graduating in 1847 and later moved to Seattle with his mother. He leaves five brothers and one sister. His remains were brought home for interment in the family cemetery on the Rogers homestead near his birthplace.
A government ruling governs sending Christmas parcels abroad with details available at the post office. The American Red Cross handles inspection and wrapping while a committee collects senders' names and mailing labels at City Hall. Packages accepted for preparation on November 16 18 19 with service from committee members.
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