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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
3
A Philadelphia bank clerk reflects on Cooke as a great financier and urges readers to start saving and invest wisely. The message emphasizes accumulating money, buying a home, funding education, protecting loved ones, and opening an account with steady weekly deposits.
A series of social notices from a Oregon region paper describes births, visits, and gatherings. Frank and Mrs. Morgan announce a son born August 20 while Elsie Tangen returns from a mountain outing. A WCTU county convention, Park Hill family weekend, and numerous relatives from Carlton Yamhill Portland Vancouver join meals and celebrations.
Miss L May Wetherell of Portland visited Otter brook. W J Bennett and family toured the Columbia River Highway on Tuesday. Miss Anna L Christopher and Rose I Young returned from Bay City. Sally Beck and Frances Roechi home from Elgon Washington. Mrs Charlotte Hodgins of Spokane returned after a month with her daughter in Greer. The Otterbrook maple tree shade cooled a carpeting bee as workers demanded tea. Children Connie Greer Lottie Hodgins Lida Goddard May Wetherer Low Sahm Angie Greer attended. Sunday callers included George Silsby and Wm Riefenberg at Robin Lodge. Mr Robinson drove to Pacific City to fetch his mother home.
Mrs Reed Chambers and son visit Rex friends as the community aid society meets at Mrs Frost home. Miss Halcyon Wiley wed Dennis Mills in an August ceremony at N L Wiley home with Rev Carl Miller officiating. The couple to reside at Springbrook.
Miss Daisy Newhouse will go to La Grande to start school next year. Parsonage work begins with roof raise, room enlargements, and a new bathroom. Mrs Nettie Carr and Mise Westley of Alliance Nebraska visit Mr C E Newhouse. Rev Perry D Macy and family arrive, to teach at Pacific College. Mayor and Mrs John Buttner noted.
A mother and her young daughter from Rockwell City Iowa are guests at the C D Childs home this week after traveling through Canada and the great Northwest. They say the Willamette valley is the most attractive part of the country they have seen.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes the United States tops global mineral wealth in key metals. It cites 87 percent of iron, 35 percent of coal, 72 percent of petroleum, and dominant copper, zinc, and silver shares, while Britain leads in gold and Germany’s potash loss shifts control to France.
In Southern California architect John W. Chard advocates reviving adobe as a cost cutting, durable building material. He notes adobe bricks show minimal temperature fluctuation, high compressive strength, and with proper plastering and waterproofing can resist deterioration.
A personal anecdote about befriending a simple fellow during a visit to a friend in another city. The man loudly proclaims the narrator as his girl and follows the narrator for the rest of the evening at a dance.
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