Locals and Notables Add to Newberg News
Local school and church notices, births, moves, and visits fill the week. Highlights include Rev C E Campbell moving to Fossil. Miss Pearl Cummings hosting visitors. Pacific College opening with 86 students. Queen of dog Quailer mourned in the Cummings family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ramsey Terrace
Riley Kaufman
Los Angeles
J. Carl Nelson
C. E. Campbell
Fossil
M. E. Church
Birthday Party for Comrade Stevens in G A R Style
About seventeen G A R members and Relief Corps ladies visited Comrade H R Stevens near Dundee to mark his 70th birthday. Guests arrived by special train, shared a dinner, music, songs, and gifts, and many attendees listed by name alongside remarks from Rev Ezra Hayes and K C Hollingsworth. The event ended with photographs and a cheerful return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
Newberg
H. R. Stevens
Mrs. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Rev. Ezra Hayes
K. C. Hollingsworth
Webber
Kodak
Constance
Grace Stevens
Flemming
James DeFord
W. H. Brooks
Wm. Clemmens
N. E. Britt
R. B. Linmville
James Fisher
James Douglas
Ezra Hayes
Clara Meats
Druzilla Blanchard
Louise Thorn
Hattie A. Zumwalt
Jamima Randall
Rebecca J. Allen
Hattie Aldrich
Elizabeth Oliver
Tamson Akerson
Melvina Hunter
Alice L. Poe
Jennie Klock
Kate Hunt
Maude Frazer
Sarah Hicks
Sutton
Mrs. Wood
Missed family visit before Pacific College opening
Mrs Morris Heacock and children returned to Bay City after a month in Newberg visiting relatives. Mrs Elizabeth Gass and daughter Kathleen from Victoria British Columbia came back to Newberg for the Pacific College opening and are sharing Mrs bungalow on College street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Miles
Scotts Mills
Ben Evans
Catherine Adelpha
Herbert Flagg
C. J. Hoskins
McMinnville
Ralph Robertson
Portland Hospital
Newberg
Morris Heacock
Bay City
Elizabeth Gass
Kathleen
Victoria
B. C
Pacific College
College Street
Rally Day Program and Farewell Sermon by Reuter
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Rally Day after Sunday school next Sabbath. In the evening Rev. Reuter, assigned to Lewiston Idaho, will deliver his farewell sermon. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuter
Lewiston
Idaho
Taft Club to Be Organized in Newberg Area
Republican supporters of William H. Taft call for a Taft club in Newberg and vicinity to organize and elect him. A meeting is proposed for Friday evening September 27, 1912 at 7 30 p m at Duncan's Hall with a long list of signers endorsing the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
William H. Taft
United States
Newberg and Vicinity
Duncan’s Hall
N. E. Britt
R. B. Linville
Wm. Clemmens
A. Bartholomew
W. M. Wilson
H. R. Morris
Geo. L. Kelly
W. A. Westfall
W. W. Hollingsworth
O. R. Hollingsworth
F. A. Morris
S. L. Parrett
J. C. Colcord
R. H. C. Bennett
George C. Ritchey
College Auxiliary to Meet at Pacific College
The ladies auxiliary to Pacific College will hold its first meeting of the year Saturday at 2 30 in the dormitory parlors. All members should attend to see improvements in the building and furnishings and meet the new matron. Each lady is asked to bring a glass of jelly for a jelly shower for the dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Boswell
Ontario
D. A. Snyder
Dayton
Alderman
Hhise
Charley Cavis
Alberta
A. T. Blair
James Newman
Portland Road
Rex
N. L. Wiley
Pacific College
Ministerial Association to Host W G MacLaren Address
The local Ministerial Association arranged with W G MacLaren Supt of Portland Commons to speak at a mass meeting at Friends church Wednesday evening Oct 2 at 7 30 He is a member of the Portland Vice Commission and active in the fight for a cleaner city The meeting replaces prayer services in churches and aims to interest every parent and young person in Newberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. MacLaren
Portland Commons
Friends Church
MacLaren
Portland
Newberg
Made in Oregon momentum boosts state industry
A roundup of Oregon business activity notes large scale sponge like growth from the Corvallis creamery buying cream for 500000 dollars to new rail extension from Yaquina to Newport. It highlights mills banks hotels schools and ship harbor improvements with emphasis on Made in Oregon products and local employment gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Oregon Electric
Eugene
Medford
Jackson County
Corvallis & Eastern
Yaquina
Newport
Avery
Oregon
Baker County
Portland
W. L. Crissy
Florence
Porter Bros
Cottage Grove
L. W. Robinson and Associates
Molalla
Capital
Meetings to be Resumed by Newberg Civic Improvement
The Newberg Civic Improvement Association will resume meetings Friday October 4 at the Commercial Club parlor. Full attendance is urged to perfect next year’s work. Members should bring new recruits and ideas to beautify the city. Annie M. McDonald president Verona H. Nelson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
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Florence Rees
Carlton High School
L.F. Moore
Ashland
W.P. Heacock
Enos Pressnall
Salem
Claude Lewis
Cecil Berry
Voorhies
Imperial Hotel
Stanhope Pier
Lula Trueblood
Pearl Cummings
Eva Priestley
George Howie
Sherman Club
L. H. Shirley
Springfield
J.C. Colcord
Orlando Winslow
Wasco
Winslow
Ann B. Lamb
W. E. Wight
Berkeley
California
Emma Ehret
Graphic
Martha Vestal
South Pasadena
Plummer Vestal
Cummings
Quailer
Willamette
Presbyterian Churches
Presbyterian
J. F. Lyons
Herbert York
Ethel Morris
W. J. Morris & Co
York
Miss Morris
Everett
Washington
E. H. Woodward
Indianapolis
Great Northern
Levi T. Pennington
Charles O. Whitley
T. R. Warner
Stella Warner
Wm. A. McNeill
Polk County
Joseph Hall
Louisa Woods
J. J. Woods
Second Street
Roy
Ida
Merle
Clyde Hale
W. C. Reuter
Skipworth
Caf
Asteee
Tredas
Methodist Episcopal Church
Taft Club
College
Oregon Industrial News
Grand Jury
Douglas County
Newbridge
Eagle Valley
Hammel
Albany
Monmouth
State Normal School
Port of
Coos Bay
A. W. Docksteader
First National Bank
Presbyterians of Lebanon
Miller Mercantile Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Willer Mercantile Company
J. C. Porter & Co
Opera Grill & Confectionery
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