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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
2
The timetable lists North bound trains from Newberg to Portland and return trips from Portland to Newberg with exact arrival and departure times for Nos. 356 364 368 352 360 362 and corresponding Sunday and Saturday limits. It notes that trains 365 and 358 are discontinued between Newberg and McMinnville and provides a 2 20 p m reference.
Mrs. Alta Christenson and son visit grandparents in Tualatin. George Hodges leaves Mor day for Cascade Locks to work on the Columbia Highway. Parsonage construction begins at the church. Mrs. Christine Kirkebo visits with Mrs. Marie Tangen. Robert Shire home briefly for injured finger from West Timber mill. W. T. A. meeting next Wednesday at school house. all ladies urged to attend. Hendrickson family guests at L. H. Meyer home. Ruth Leach and HENCE Haughman visit from Portland to Mrs. Victor Hendricksen. W. C. T. A. convention in McMinnville with lunch and a fruitful gathering. Elmer Hodges hosts a social at his home while erecting a bungalow near the family residence. will live in Chehalem Center next year. Christine Meyer and Sergeant Victor A Hendrickson wed August 20 at The Dalles. to reside in Kalama Washington and pursue studies in Corvallis and Oregon State College. Dwight Hendrickson to study electrical engineering at Oregon Agricultural College. Funeral services for Mrs. Rhodes held at Dundee church. pioneer of Dundee remembered by Day ton Newberg and Dundee friends. Marvin Kellogg, recently returned from California visit, dies after years of ill health. Newbery G A R pallbearers. Red Cross entertainment honors Dundee’s returning soldiers. Community Hall crowded. program with local talent and guests from Newberg. Performances include Ber nice Keys, David and Del Marr, Dundee Boys Quartet, readings by local ladies, humorous speech by T A Harper, and remarks by D L Terry and W S Allan. Indian club swinging exhibit and army sketches by Dundee youths. souvenir books given to each returning soldier. Ice cream and cake provided by Red Cross Auxiliary.
Dundee residents and guests socialize across Oregon and Washington. F West coast trip returns for F Meyer family. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. T A Harper from Portland and Mrs Mary Stevens of Oregon City. Local dinner hosted by Miss Sally Beck for the Harpers. Prof J P Powell hosts Mr Goodnight of Vancouver. McMinnville reps join Dundee Red Cross event with Lois Wilson Elsie Durst and J G Eckman. W Knapp of Eugene visits Crawford home. memories of early Yamhill. Mrs Charles Robertson makes a purchase or renewal related note.
Germany pursues wool substitutes as sheep farming stalls. Experiments include dog and human hair and felt, with war hair use noted. A proposed industry would rely on white silken rabbit hair.Spinner threads from rabbit fur could yield fine fabrics, with plans to breed millions of rabbits.
Explorations on the Pacific coast of Mexico uncover rich petroleum deposits. The discoveries are seen as paving the way for increased maritime traffic and a brighter future for western Mexican regions, potentially rivaling Tampico or Tuxpan in promise.
Bible school 10 a.m. led by Ethel Kiefer superintendent. Preaching 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Y P 8 C E 7 p.m. Public invited. K H Sickafoose pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning meeting 11 a.m. C E 7 p.m. Union services at the Park 8 p.m. Fred E. Carter pastor.
The Church of the Brethren at the corner of Washington and Hancock invites all to attend preaching at 11 a.m. and the Young People’s Meeting at 7 p.m. J A Reed and D C Giick are the pastors extending the invitation.
The notice lists Sabbath School at 16:36 a.m. and preaching at 11:45 a.m. on Saturday and a Wednesday Prayermesting at 8 p.m. Readings emphasize religious services and midweek prayer.
Sabbath school at 9 45 led by Superintendent Henry Craw with morning worship at 11 and a sermon on Personal Work. Prelude titled Degrading Billboards and Advertisements. Y P S and C E at 7 30 on Our Relations to Neighbors and Friends. Evening service at 8 on Opinions About Jesus Exposition led by Miss Mina Lutz. All non churchgoers and Presbyterians invited. neglect of worship is neglect of God.
Members and friends urged to attend Sunday services at Epworth Church Sabbath school begins 9 45 and classes for all ages. Preaching at 11 o clock on The Message and Mission of the Church. Epworth League meets at 7 o'clock for young people. Evening service at 7 o'clock with The Great Magnet as the subject.
Chehalem Center Church hosts Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. The church also holds a business meeting on the last Thursday of each month. Pastor C B Rees leads the preaching service.
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