Newberg to Join County Labor Day Celebration in Dayton
Arrangements for the Dayton county celebration on Labor Day September 5 are complete with Newberg pledge to join. The program features an aeroplane wing walking stunt, slack wire act, boxing, free barbecue from Portland, parade, pie eating contest, sports, and a free baseball game, with Newberg and McMinnville contributing floats bands and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Portland
McMinnville
Newberg
Birthday Surprise for Mr Davis at West Fifth Home
A birthday party was held Saturday evening August 27 at 607 West Fifth Street for Mr Rice Davis. Guests included A Tegeler Buell Warner McClaflin Harley Ebriich and others. The group enjoyed games music ice cream cake and coffee as Mr Davis, at 69, shared cheerful remarks and good wishes for many more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Davis
West Fifth Street
Mr. Davis
A. Tegeler
Buell
Warner McClaufilh
Harley Ebriich
Little Barbara
Sloan
Bloom
Miss Chrisman
Edna Christie
Alvin Christie
Merrill McClaflin
Gladys Morgan
Florence and
Merlin Buell
Davis
Party in Fernwood District Honors Baker Sisters
A Tuesday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Baker's Fernwood home celebrated Miss Mildred and Miss Evelyn Baker as they depart Thursday for Walport to teach this winter. The Newberg orchestra of Clarence Bush Allen Morris and Hugh Amsaberry played. refreshments were served to about thirty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Baker
Fernwood
Mildred
Evelyn Baker
Walport
Newberg
Clarence Bush
Allen Morris
Hugh Amsaberry
Newberg People to Dayton for County Celebration
Residents of Newberg and surrounding areas are urged to meet at the First National Bank corner in downtown Newberg at 8 45 a m to march in a body to the Dayton county celebration. The Berrian band will participate and wear Berrian buttons while windshield streamers are provided.
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Newberg
Dayton
First
Washington Streets
First National Bank
Former Newberg resident visits kin and kin’s farm
Mrs. George Grayson, formerly of Newberg, visits at E. C. Hanson’s home on the old I. D. Hunt farm east of town, known as the old fish pond. She was born on the farm. Her husband ran a livery business in Newberg and now runs a large farm at Haley, Idaho. Their son Clyde serves Blaine County in the Idaho legislature. Mrs. Grayson plans to visit daughter Mrs. Hadley in Tillamook for a rest from Idaho’s high altitude and hypertension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grayson
Newberg
E. C. Hanson
Grayson
Geo. Myers
I. D. Hunt
Fish Pond
Haley
Idaho
Clyde
Blaine County
Till-amook
Hadley
New County Public Health Nurse Begins Work in Yamhill
Miss Mary E. Du Paul starts as Yamhill county public health nurse under the Oregon Tuberculosis association and state board of health nursing bureau. She will inspect pupils for defects, give health talks, visit homes, and set up a county office with hours on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. du Paul
Yamhill County
Oregon Tuberculosis Association
Bureau of Nursing
State Board of Health
Newberg
Jane C. Allen
Douglas
Clackamas
Miss du Paul
McMinnville
Judge Daniels
Duncan
Dedication Picnic for New Springbrook Road Extension
A dedication picnic will be held Monday September 5 at the John Davis place on the new market road from Portland highway near Middleton. The event includes speaking, foot races, tug of war, and other amusements with lunch baskets. all Springbrook Hill Road Association members and locals are invited to attend from Sherwood Newberg and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davis
New Market Road
Portland Highway
Middleton
Chehalem Mountain
Springbrook Hill Road Association
A. C. Kruger
Springbrook
Vicinity
W. E. Burke
Springbrook Hill Road
WANTS SIDEWALKS PROTECTED
John Kirkley urges protective laws to stop teams from breaking sidewalks. He cites Portland practice of laying planks or boards for crossing and argues strict enforcement is needed to preserve Newberg’s paved streets and cement sidewalks for long term upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirkley
Graphic
W. E. White
Kirkley
Portland
Newberg
Reading of Enoch Arden at Wood-Mar Hall by Berhard Morse
On Friday September 9 at 8 p m Wood-Mar Hall hosts a reading of Enoch Arden by Berhard Morse a recent Willamette University public speaking graduate with piano by Gladys Crozer a Willamette music student. Admission 25 and 15 cents with proceeds benefiting the Woman's Auxiliary to Pacific College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood-Mar Hall
Berhard Morse
Willamette University
Enoch Arden
Gladys Crozer
Pacific College
Last Tax Date Due October 5 for 1921 Half-Year Fees
The final day to pay the second half of 1921 taxes is October 5. After this date payments are delinquent and incur a monthly penalty of one per cent.
Sheridan suit filed against bank and executives
Sheridan attorney B A Klicks files suit for $2600 with 10 percent interest alleging W E Street, a Sheridan miller, had a check made payable to Byers changed from order to bearer causing it to be marked paid and charged to Street’s account without credit to Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Byers
Sheridan
First National Bank of
8. L. Scroggins
W. E. Street
Sheridan Miller
Byers
Street
B. A. Klicks
Armory Project Site Buzzes With Construction Work
Gravel sand brick and lumber are being assembled on the Plaza block for the new armory. Excavation finished Monday afternoon and crews were taken off. In a few days the site will be a beehive of industry and activity according to a News-Reporter item.
Definition Of Summer In Winter Time By D C B
A concise note reflects on how summer’s concept lingers in winter, attributed to D C B. The text suggests seasonal memory or mood rather than a formal event or headline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. B
Spaulding Miami Logging plans big Oregon timber expansion
The Spaulding Miami Logging Co plans to develop valuable timber holdings across Polk Yamhill Tillamook and Lincoln counties with about 1 million dollars in investment under Charles K. Spaulding and C S Funk. A Grand Ronde camp to open Oct 1 with 100 plus workers will feed logs to a rail line to Willamina and on to Salem and Newberg, boosting regional lumber activity and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orefonian
Newberg
Spaulding Logging Co
Miami Corporation
Polk
Yamhill
Tillamook
Lincoln Counties
Spaulding Miami Logging Co
Charles K. Spaulding
C. S. Funk
Spaulding
Oregonian
Salem
Grand Ronde
Mr. Spaulding
Portland
Southern Pacific
Willamina
Marriage licenses issued in county rise in August
Fifteen marriage licenses were issued in this county thus far in August, while July had five licenses.
County Clerk Receives Thirty-Six Complaints This Month
The county clerk's office reports thirty six complaints filed this month. Details on the nature of the complaints and involved parties are not provided in the accessible text.
Lawyers Named in Two Newberg Divorce Suits
Clarence Butt of Newberg represents Anabell Weymer in a divorce action against A P Weymer Co R. Chapin, also of Newberg, acts for Leona A Woody in the Woody v Woody divorce filed in Yambhi county circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Butt
Newberg
Anabell Weymer
A. P. Weymer. Co
R. Chapin
Leona A. Woody
Lawrence H. Woody
Yambhi
Local Money Claims Filed by Several Parties
Multiple suits for money filed by and against various parties. Attorneys listed include R M Wardle C B Campbell and Vinton Tooze, with others representing plaintiffs in actions for money against Fred Ashford and J O Dowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Wardle
C. B. Campbell
Jack Conrad
R. L. Conner
Gustave A. Larson
Nels Fredrick Larson
H. W. Clark
Vinton & Tooze
Fred Deets
Harry V. Rouch
Roy Sparks
A. J. Jones
Fred Ashford
B. A. Kliks
Fred Snyder
J. M. Crawford
J. O. Dowell
Answer Filed by Hansen in Merchandize Suit
N. E. Hansen through attorney B A Kirks filed an answer to a suit brought by the Commercial Corporation of Portland. The action claimed the goods were punch boards a gambling device and argued the claim could not be collected because the board was deceptive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Hansen
B. A. Kirks
Commercial Corporation of Portland
Lafayette Bank Closed by Oregon Bank Superintendent
Salem Oregon August 30 The Lafayette State Bank with 15000 capital and 140000 assets was closed at noon by order of Frank Bramwell state superintendent of banks The bank is in charge of Fred W Bland state bank examiner The bank organized in 1911 and liabilities exceed assets as statement awaits examiner report.
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Salem, Or
Lafayette State Bank
Frank Bramwell
Bramwell
Fred W. Bland
State Bank Examiner
Oregonian
Western Walnut Association Announces Orchard Tour Plans
Eugene Oregon August 16 1921 members urged to join a two day walnut and filbert orchard tour starting September 1 from Portland Imperial Hotel at 830 am. Participants supply own transport visiting orchards in Wilsonville Salem McMinnville Hillsboro Amity and Dundee with meals and overnight in Salem.
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Western Walnut Association
Portland
Imperial Hotel
Salem
Wilsonville
McMinnville
Hillsboro
Willamette River
John DeNewis
Kruse
Dr. Jessie
Roy Merley
S. Amor
Silverton
Cascade View
Skyline
Chas. L. McNary
Clyde LaFollette
Wheatland
Mr. Mathew
Amity
Legion guests brief Newberg meeting with state aid talk
Col. Geo A White Capt Ly man Rice of the State Aid Commission visited Newberg last Monday night. State Adj E J Eivers and well known Billy Foy joined, discussing the state aid measure and Legion notes. Foy enjoys visiting Newberg periodically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. White
Lyman Rice
State Aid Commission
Adj
E. J. Eivers
Billy Foy
Col. White
Capt. Rice
Eivers
Legion
Newberg
Bonus and Loan Committee Announces Initial Applications
The bonus and loan committee will issue initial application blanks for cash bonuses or loans around the first of September and all initial applications must be filed by May 1922. Remember this deadline.
Ex-service men urged to report disabilities for aid
All ex service men with any disability that may qualify for vocational training or compensation should inform the Adjutant so he can advise on the next steps and available options.
Party on Portland Road Honors Mrs Haynes Birthday
On Tuesday August 30 Mr and Mrs Warren Haynes of Portland road entertained a small group for Mrs Haynes birthday. Attendees from Portland included Mrs Smith and daughter Mr and Mrs MacCahill Mr and Mrs Albert Woody and baby Dorothy. From Newberg came Mr and Mrs Zeff Sears Mrs Sarah Mackie Mrs Charles Addison Mr and Mrs Harry Rockwell and daughter Elouise Bertha Buock Donia Orpha Frank and Elroy Haynes and Mrs Racheal Franklin of Dayton. MacCahill duo played organ selections. Refreshments were served. All left wishing Mrs Haynes many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Haynes
Portland Road
Frank
Elroy Haynes
Racheal Franklin
Dayton
MacCahill
Haynes
Marriage License Noted for Mollie Brown and Rufus Dunn
Mollie Mae Brown of McMinnville and Rufus Bar Dunn of Cloverdale are recorded as a married couple on a local marriage license filing. The notice confirms a legal union between the two residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Mae Brown
McMinnville
Rufus Bar Dunn
Cloverdale
West Chehalem to host community Apple Festival
West Chehalem plans a Saturday festival on September 10 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the valley garden area. The event features a free apple banquet, sports and entertainment, a stereopticon purchase fund, and a track and field meet with activities for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chehalem
Sunday School Class Social At Mrs Nash Home
A Berean Sunday school class social on August 26 1921 at Mrs Nash north Howard street featured Rev Round teacher and Wm Clemmens assistant. Retired pastors joined the meeting with readings reports on a Cottage Grove camp meeting and minister Hayes recounting rugged early missionary work in Idaho. About thirty attendees enjoyed readings songs and refreshments with next gathering set for September’s last Friday at 415 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
South Main Street
Prunes Wanted At Post's Dryer For Sale
Wanted notices seek prunes at Post's dryer with pricing via contact. Advertiser offers to dry prunes at ten cents per pound and provides phone number White 70 and intersection Grant and B Tilinols streets for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Cor
Grant
B. Tilinols
Ager
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