Locals and visitors share news from Newberg area
A long list of residents and guests visit relatives, attend events, and pursue studies in nearby cities. Mentions include Miss Etta Jordan, Miss Elizabeth Bahringer, Dr. George Larkin, F. H. Griffith, Rev. Hazleton, Maude Gregory, J. A. Ruble, and many others across Monmouth, Portland, Eugene, Moscow, Corvallis, Salem, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Newberg
Maude Gregory
Moscow
Idaho
J. A. Bross
Albert Bross
Portland
Shady Nook
S. W. Newhouse
Ladies Auxiliary Plans Bee to Aid Pacific College Property
The Ladies Auxiliary of Pacific College organized a bee for tomorrow Friday to help move and arrange college property and furnishings. The effort aims to complete readiness of the campus assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Pacific College
Miller and Arnold Wed at White Temple Portland
On September 17 at the White Temple in Portland W. Delbert Miller of Newberg wed Miss Myrtle Beatrice Arnold of McMinnville. Rev. H Wyse Jones officiated. The groom works as a salesman at Larkin Prince Hardware and the bride studied at McMinnville College. They left for Mik-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jones
McMinnville
Rex- Tigard
Jesse Edwards
Bruce Miles
B. C. Miles
Salem
Pres. Pennington
Lloyd Mendenhall
Earlham
Iowa
David Martin
Main Street
Mendenhall
Pacific College
Norval Rubottom
Newberg
Idaho
Little One
Dundee Hills
Chehalem Center
McGuire
A. C. Martin
Cleveland
Ohio
Malone School For Christian Workers
Alaska
Friends
White Temple
Portland
W. Delbert Miller
Myrtle Beatrice Arnold
H. Wyse Jones
Wedding in High Life Mock Union at Third Street Home
Miss Lula Forsyth and Miss Helen George hosted a party of young ladies with a mock wedding. Miss Hilda gard Cowcatcher wed Richard Chirp Tier as best man, assisted by bridesmaid Laminia Goosequill, under Parson Jones's ceremony. Guests included Minnie Richardson, Zelma Jones, Annetta Nauman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Forsyth
Helen George
Miss Forsyth
Third Street
Hildagard Cowcatcher
Richard Chirp Tier
Laminia Goosequill
Dot Little
Queene Crab
Birdie Jinks
Parson Jones
Minnie Richardson
Zelma Jones
Annetta Nauman
Hazel Holcomb
Ruby Jones
Margaret Illig
Lora Young
Clara Lutz
Mabel Holcomb
Edith Lutz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Etta Jordan
Monmouth
Elizabeth Bahringer
George Larkin
F. H. Griffith
Suingbrook
C. J. Hoskins
T. J. Hazleton
Scholls
A. C. Jackson
Central City
Nebraska
Walter H. Wilson
Springbrook
Eva
Frank Hadley
Eugene
Milo George
Imperial Valley
California
Wm. Crawford
North Meridian and
Sheridan Streets
Silas Hanson
Santiam
E. B. Ridgeway
Fort Rock
Lake County
Mrs
E. E. Goff
Gilliam County
W. G. Allen
Gertrude Hollingsworth
O. A.C
Herbert R. York
Everett
Washington
Charley Leavitt
Ted
Divinity School
J. O. Lyon
Nestucca
Glenn Paxson
British Columbia
Jessie Britt
Nye Beach
J. M. Kelty
Yamhill County
Newbery
George L. Kelty
J. A. Ruble
Amity
Yamhill
E. L. Ricks
W. E. White
J. L. van Blaricom
Nehalem
W. W. Hollingsworth
Charles Q. Whitely
Dr. Rankin
Dallas
Elmer Hollingsworth
David Sanders
Vermillion Grove
Illinois
John Shires
Chehelem Center
Sanders
Mr. Shires
George E. Johnson
R. M. Thurston
Esther Waterhouse
Gearhart
R. Richards
West First Street
Mr. Richards
W. C. Woodward
Richmond
Indiana
Earlham College
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Georgia McLeod
Charley
Seth Dodge
Inez
Puyallup
Second Street
A. R. Mills
Southern Pacific
Coast Mountains
Siuslaw
F. C. Mills
W. W. Nelson
F.M. Brooks
W. H. Brooks
D. A. Hart
Dayton
Edna Converse
Dorothy Hull
Dorothea Pike
Doris Duncan
Ray Hebert
Los Angeles
Laura Herriot
Charley Cobb
Chehalem Creek
College
First Street
Jim Rowell
Charley Crater
C. Cross
A. E. Moore
Fort Vancouver
United States Geological Surveying
Carey
Oregon Electric
Bell Telephone Co
Railroad Commission
Tigard
Congress
Kale
G. C. Christenson
Mrs. Emma Bell
Sixth
South Meridian Streets
Bertland
le Chapeau
Gregory
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing
Florsheim Shoes
Utz & Dunn
Nemo
Royal Worcester
Derby
The
Miller Mercantile Co
Newberg Drug CO
P. Co
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