Local notes on hop yards frost and Nornduffs sale scene
A Wednesday gathering excluded those at Switzer's sale while a light frost touched the mountain on Monday. Hop picking ended at Sam Ornduffs with some workers moving to other yards. Will Davis plans to haul cement and brick from Newberg to build a fireplace in their new home. Earnest Wohlschlegal and family returned from the coast visiting Pacific City Netarts and Rockaway, finding Rockaway most enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Will Davis
Newberg
Earnest Wohlschlegal
Pacific City
Netarts
Rockaway
Local Residents Attend Prune Harvest and Visits
Roy Cullen travels from Portland to assist prune harvest while Miss Pauline Corneilson stays with Miss Elsie Tangen. Mildred R. Wills arrives to oversee the prune crop. Etta Harrison and daughter visit Mr. and Mrs. J T Hess. Robert Metlack and relatives spend the fortnight at Bonny View. Clergy visits include Rev Paul Lewis to Rex and Rev Thomas Whitlock’s message here. W W Moore returns from a short honeymoon and relocates near the Newberg reservoir. A collage prayer meeting hosted by John and Mrs Shires attracts many townspeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lewis
Rex
Thomas Whitlock
Sunday dinners and visits fill community notices
Local residents share weekend visits and guest appearances from Mrs Koontz Miss Hesgard and many others Mrs Rostrad Mr Yergen and families travel for gatherings Rev Brock to speak on Sabbath changes at Easter time Apple Festival draws about 150 attendees Ruth Bailey to depart for Los Angeles with wishes for future visits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koontz
J. A. Smith
Rosie Hesgard
Portland
E. G. Fendall
H. L. Amoth
George Bush
Ruth Bailey
R. L. Winn
Los Angeles
California
Sunnycrest community notes from Newberg region
Local families and visitors feature in Sunnycrest notes. Social visits include Mr and Mrs C A Carter with friends at Newberg and Mrs L H Gable visiting Mrs Roy Raleigh at Newberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. A. Carter
Newberg
L.H. Gable
Roy Raleigh
C. W. Graves
McMinnville
Fernwood Notes and Local Visits in Fall Town News
Fer nwood society reports Miss Grace Riley staying with Mrs. Livengood and visits by Mrs. Parrish with Mrs. McCoy at Silverton. Local residents Tebbe and Gettmann families travel to the coast and Portland for gatherings. A. S. Livengood transfers from Newberg to Falls City with SP. School opens October 3 led by Mr. Miller and Miss Gila Ro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Parrish
O. J. McCoy
Silverton
Mrs. Tebbe
Newberg
Flemming
Miller
Yambil Ae
Gila Ro
District residents visit relatives and enjoy local trips
Mrs James Brady and infant from Wasco Oregon are visiting at Mrs Cora Jones home. Brady formerly Roxie Hobson is Jones sister. Mrs G O Worth and son from Bandon visited Gettmann family last week and enjoyed a trip over the Columbia River highway. Worth is Gettmanns sister in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brady
Baby
Wasco
Oregon
Cora Jones
Brady
Roxie Hobson
Jones
G. O. Worth
Bandon
Gettmann
Columbia River Highway
Worth
Local Farmers Union meetings and social events mark Springbrook week
Mrs. P. H. Hammond visited Portland while Ina Allen returned from a Portland trip. Local gatherings included an outdoor party near the Brown farm and a Shires home party with many young people. Prune rumors circulate though prices remain near average. Dunton injured by a wagon pin incident en route to the Spring Brook Evaporating Co. dryer. Lee and Vern Duncan plan to attend McMinnville College this coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Vern Duncan
McMinnville
John Kincaid
William Kincaid
Kincaid
Mr. Dunton
Springbrook
Ribbon Ridge families enjoy coast visit
Mr and Mrs J T Carter are at the coast with Mrs George Carter visiting Mrs Billy Carter on Tuesday. The group includes sons Mr and Mrs Charles Sallee and their two daughters Mildred and Eva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Hertig
Clara Louise
Charles Sallee
J. F. Harford
Little Katherine
Geo. Wenger's
Mrs
George Vanoose
Ray Rich
Mary's Peak
Coast Mountains
J. T. Carter
George Carter
Billy Carter
Fred Williams
Mildred
Eva
Vacation End brings Dundee back to busy apples and news
Dundee residents resume daily life as apple prunes and nuts harvests begin. The writer returns to Graphic duties after four months, thanking neighbors, teachers, and local friends for support, and noting homecomings, property purchases, and local renovations in a community mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Miss Wyeth
Gresham
Ella Langellier
Bennetts relocate from Hill property to Corvallis new home
Mr. Bennett reserves the prune crop for this season and will not vacate until October twentieth. Mrs. Bennett and children will move to the newly purchased home in Corvallis this week so the children can start school. Robert and Ralph Bennett will enter Oregon Agricultural College and the Bennetts, residents twelve years, leave with neighbors’ good wishes.
Greek Sovereign Praises Near East Relief Work
Queen Sophie of Greece sends praise to Dr. Barton and Charles Vickrey for Near East Relief efforts aiding tens of thousands of Christians in Asia Minor and Transcaucasia. She also donates 1,000 francs and gratitude from Admiral Coundouriotis, as Greeks in the US raise over 120,000 dollars for widows and orphans amid Ottoman Empire turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Near East Relief Organization
Asia Minor
Transcaucasia
Sophie
James L. Barton
Charles V. Vickrey
Barton
Near East Relief Committee
P Coundouriotis
Royal Hellenic Navy
Alexander
Turkey
Near East
United States
Ottoman Empire
Refugees in Turkey and Traucasia Described in Relief Report
Miss Glee Hastings reports to Near East Relief secretary Charles V. Vickrey on tens of thousands of homeless refugees in war zones. Bread is rationed to women and children, with scant shelter and harsh conditions noted across towns. Checks are requested to Cleveland H. Dodge at 1 Madison Avenue New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Traucasia
Charles V. Vickrey
Near East Relief
Miss Glee Hastings
Spencer
Iowa
Cleveland H. Dodge
Madison Avenue
New York City
Production of Good Horses in Demand as City Use Rises
Horse dealers report a rebound in quality horses with more draft horses sold for city use than in years past. Wayne Dinsmore notes farmers can expect a better market for surplus stock, per information gathered by the Horse Association of America and shared with Minnesota breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Association of America
J. F. Kuehn
University Farm
Minnesota Horse Breeders’ Association
Wayne Dinsmore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chehalem Mountain
Switzer
Bald Peak
Berrian
Roy Cullen
Pauline Corneilson
Elsie Tangen
Mildred R. Wills
Etta Harrison
Little Daughter
J.T. Hess
Robert Metlack
Stacy Metlack
Bonny View
W. W. Moore
Newberg Reservoir
John Shires
Mr. Larsen
de Vere Fendall
Bessie Headrick
Seattle
C. W. Smith
R. A. Rostrad
Mrs. Rostrad
Will Yergen
J. V. Swan
Arthur
Ben Yergen
Fred Patton
Mabel
Forest Grove
Pacific
Brock
Christ
Sunnycrest
Mr. McCredie
Downhour Brothers
A. W. Hubbell
Mr. Davis
A. E. Moore
Eugene Abbard
C. W. Bradshaw
Farmers Club
Federation of Clubs
Mike Kaschko
Geo. Slater
Frank
Dale Haskins
Dale
W. H. Dean
M. Kaschko
Chas. K. Hubbard
Mr. Bradshaw
Sunnycrest Road
Sam McVey
West Chehalem
Arthur Lyons
Arthur Lyons and
Geo. Wenger
Lillian Hertig
Saturda
Sauvier Island
Marvin and
Stanley
Adam Zen Zen
Nick
Raybell
George Wenger
Grace Carter
Avon Slade
James Beathan
Chas. Sallee
Eva Sallee
Clara Hertig
Newbery
Lela
Sarah Grover
Bobbie Carter
Willamette
Bob Cook
Wallace
Mr. Lyons
Lou Carter
Lois
Alice Bush
Ethel
Yamhill
Fernwood
Grace Riley
Mrs. A. S. Livengood
Co. Gettmann and Sons
Royal, Milton and
Everett
John Petty
A.S. Bryant
Mae
N. D. Brouillette
A. B. Scherf
A. 8. Livengood
Southern Pacific Co
Falls City
E. H. Ross
Ethel Ross
A. Flemming
Berts
P. H. Hammond
Ina Allen
Brown Farm
Mr. Terry
Duncan
Daniel Ramsey
Pennawaiwal, Washington
Carl Heater
Ovid Shires
Sally Beck
Frances Rocchi
Eglon Washington
Clarence Miller
Hood River
Langellier
Mrs. White
Ferris
G. A. Dearborn
Valleview
Dearborn
J. Bennett
Baird
Bairds
Madison Ave
Straits Area
Photograpo Py Swertianouas
W. E. White & CO
Realtors
Willamette Valley
First St
U. S. Nat'l Bank
Wayne Diismore
Valiton Co
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