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m i n i H m w re-union was held la honor of Prof. IQ IH T Q10V 1 MAN Fern wood school Friday ------------ Powell’s eighty-seventh birthday. Cl MUD I T T1AGT01 on the Fernwood school g Mr. Amoth reports a good set of During the day many neighbors aadj , --------- * suited in a score of t to 11 In favor or Fernwood. teaches in hto orchard. Also of friends called to offer eongratols- On Monday Rto»e Cropp, a renter ! Mm. Emery Jones aad Mm. A. 8. «¿P1* and oth«r fniU * ttons to Mr. Powsll. ion the J. F. Forbes farm near Forest Uvengood visited the Springbrook The young people o f the eomamn- On Tuesday all. sewing on hand at 0r*r6« w“ kn,a# * *rac.tor school Thursday afternoon. T h a ylty gathered on the school house the Red Crocs room was fintohsd WM irlT,n* turnad over baokward, accompanied the teachers, the Mtosss «rounds Thursday evening and had and shipped to Portland aad the crushing him beneath the maehtoa nty of'sim ple, honest fun play- work of the auxiliary closed lor the' Crow wa* about yearn of Oraos Riley aad Beryl Deford. h< NOW lag ball aad other games, after summer. There to still considerable *•* and *■ *unr*T#d bT • widow aad and took supper with them. to to be pvteg it’» 'The Pmrent-Teqcher Association which weenies were roasted over the knitting on hand but it to hoped It, thp*a wnaU chlldr®n up of WM » dUc ** will meet at the home of Mm M. remains of a bonfire. The affair will be finished within the next two : Th* was staged by the Christian Bndea- weeks end then the Dundee ladles 1 '*•** incline In the orchard when Roes on 'Friday afternoon of this be of ▼ or Society. j who have been so faithful and effi- machine became overbaldittf week. It to desired that all mem The Sunday school will put on a «lent during the long period of Red and i#u backward. Whan Mr. Cropp bers and any others interested in the u .tk M i. _________ a___ ___ »tM tiM wui siannHim* th«ir! failed to return at noon the men oa school work atend the meeting. the farm went In tearch of him and Mise Matilda Wohlgemuth ra- which, will be worked Into the eloe- work unleaa a pressing need for their found him under the tractor. ; turned home from Newberg Sunday lag exercises of the school. Mr*, services la felt. The sincere sympathy of the com -, ___ ^ _ • where she has been working for W, Amoth will sing and there will be a number bf other special features to munity to given to Mr. and Mm STATEXXXT MADE BY F R U X- W. Hollingsworth for several hdp JOB. flt the day. If you love your mother Bernhard Oroth whose sixteen-year- LIN HOLDS GOOD AT months. Mias Juanita Ward will *,T or her memory, come out. You will old son. Hans. • passed away last take her place for the present. The school directors held a meet enjoy It and be helped by it. W ear, weak. Funeral aenrtoee were held ing on last Friday evening for the a, flower. The churoh services will in the church on Friday P. M.. Rev. purpose of deciding on a day to be conducted as usual with a sermon Lee. of New bere, officiatine. Six of clean up the Fernwood cemetery. fitted for Mother's Day. Mr. 8ham- ' Hans' school mates wot « pall baar- Tuesday, Mhy SO, was the day de baugh will be with us only a few era Interment was la the Dundee In Its train. This haa been the hep- cided upon as “clean up” day. AM more Sundays. Don’t miss hearing cemetery. The floral tributes were note of the present world altuatiea. bini many and beautiful, especially the persona Interested are, requested to says Graham Lusk In Amertona Mu The District No. 10 school buss wreath from the Y. M. P. C. boys, be present at the cemetery on that ball team woa a gasse from the Boy of which club Haas was a member. seum Journal. Lack of kygteaa gad day, Scouts of Newberg Wednesday after- Hans was the youngest child In a sanitation doss not cause disorder. Virgil Kersey died at tha age of noon. April SO, the score being IS-«, large family and leaves she brothers Soldiers have lived lacrusted la the * 8 years at the home of hto parents, The battery for West Cbehalem was and three sisters, to whom he, the mad of Flanders, bat have main Mr. aad Mrs. Andrew Kérsey, on Huddle tank din Versteeg and Worden. The boys hit youngest la the family, was espe- tained* their morale when^well soar- last Wednesday, April 80. Funeral tailed. The Russian peasant la fin e er la Newberg at the Sheppard the Scout pitching hard, Joe 8ulli- daily endeared. services were conducted by the Apoe- ■ase Sunday. / ▼an getting four hits la five trips if the weather la fair the members ly convinced that the louss la ascaa tolic Faith minister from Portland te the plate, while Nelson and Ver- of the community are invited to ■ary for health because this vermin Mm Fred Werth, of Portland, to 'a t tha Hodaon A Elliott undertak leaves his body only la event of hie te gltoii o f her daughter, Mm Cha ing parlors. Interment was made at steeg each poled a home ran. On consider next Saturday a holiday, death. If cleanliness were aa much ir Oettman. tha Fernwood cemetery. Virgil, al FWday afternoon of last week the that is. In respect to regular work. desired by tbe people as feed, than Mm J. L Parker, of though blind for several years of Oanter school team, «-I. Ya scribe park for work In grubbing and clear- the streets of our dtlea would ho daft e » Mm W. H. Saa I hto young life, was always bright found information concerning this tag In the park and the fence row ke^t la perfect order, sad no dirt aad cheerful and will be greatly game to ho much more (Uffteult to on the west. On account of lack of 1 would be allowed to accumulate up mime« by all who knew him. Sure obtain. The battery for District No. sufficient help the nursery firm on them- Indeed. Tolstey teaches la * fa the office of McCoy Bran ga ly It was of such aa these that He 1« wee Nelson and Worden. Nel- with whom the order tor trees was | that the desire for cleanliness Is eat- Mr. aad M m C. H rage for the pert week. said, “Suffer little children to come can pitched a good game but his placed, could not fUl the order this i tlvated extravagance and not an ia- Mm M. Roes and aon, Bart, were Mm Whitten motored out fleas unto Me and forbid them not, for of support was wobbly in the pinches, spring so the ground will be put la stinctjive impulse. The call tor wtaUars at the Ray Mewby home 4a Portland Sunday aad were enter such to the Kingdom of Heaven.” -----w- — — order and kept under cultivation Is, however, insistent and instinc Springbrook Thursday aad Friday. tained at Sunday dinner at the U. DUHDEE until a favorable time for planting. tive and must be satisfied or social ■01T H MADTCLUB Bmsty Jones, who to employed at ------- ----- Bvery assn and Boy In the eosmran- discontent arlase. Mr. and Mm W. R. Tarner. of • .... « -O' ■ Mrs. Barber Is spending a few jty a urged to bring an ax, shovel the steal ship yards _ , _ . Floyd, Iowa, who are visiting with Mrs. H. Badley entertained the days la Portland. • or ¿rubbing hoe, and tbe women and atght « A BUNDLE 0 7 SHUTS Sunday at ^ in Portland, c a m out Wed- North Main Improvement Club on Miss Bleanor Warner Is vtlstlng girls to come prepared to burn mm' j astiay aad apeat the day with Mr. Wednesday' April SO. A French woman, repat ric from her sister, Mrs. Bates, la Salem. brash. At 11: SO the ladies will Floyd Goughaour was over from aad Mm A. B. Scherf. Arras, reoently arrived at the hand- Mrs. Nye add Mrs. Moffltt enter Miss Agnes Leslie, of Portland. Is serve • P»c*nc dinner. hoDa Wednesday for a. visit .with i Mm Peters aad two sona, Charley tained tbe dub with readings, aad quarters of Amiens warehouse dis ■ grandparents. Mr. aad Mm W. ' id Ronald, of Oregon City, are trict of tha American Red Cram, car a question box was given by Mrs. ¡ guests of bar daughter. Mm Andrew M. Budd. rying n large bundle. Her burden U. 8. Bryant made i trip • Kersey. They were called here by was deposited In the ware house of After tbe regular buaineaa meeting - * Mice Agnes Barg visited with rei fice - with the information that It to Portland one day last w» re- the death of her grandchild, Virgil the hostess served her guests with ki r. and Mrs. Roe R. Robison took stivss at Barlow .last week end. salting la the purchase of Keraey. belonged to the American Red Cram. sandwiches, pickles, pineapple and a trip In their new Nash to W ills j Mrs. Jsek Larsen visited with Wills- The bundle was opened by Cap cake. The next meeting will be held } The game oí base hall ptayed be- o n Ins s on 8unday. Sunday. Mrs. Walter Ray onTuesday after- tain Floyd Van Korea, Red Cram with Mrs. Merle Budd on May 14. Mr. aad Mm tweaa the Rax school team aad the F. Stretch The Harper and Thielman families npoa. district manager, aad was found to fen Portland spent last Sunday at w . M. Ray, of St. Paul, visited at contain numerous shirts which the the t Billlch home. the home of hto brother, Walter Ray, woman sold she had received from the Red Oram e year before to put W. 8. Allan and family and Wm. on last Saturday. Wilson Uson aad family took a trip to John Neal has bought S new Ford, buttonholes In. Questioning devel Amity on Sunday. nlty oa John Erwert also has one, purchased oped that she had carefully guarded the bundle of shirts during tha evac Ripe wild strawberries and peaa a short time ago. in~todotn at Otterbrook on May 8th hWom 4th The program for the basket social uation of the Somme district, aad proclaim an early summer. oclaim wlu begin at 8:10 p. m. Don’t for- that In order to do this it was nec essary for her to leave some of her A. A. Parrett has exchanged hto get. It to to be at Raybell school own effects in her home, which was old 1 car for a new Nash and John house on Saturday night. May 10. destroyed. Herring seven-pas »rring to now driving a seven-pas- Mr. and Mrs. B. Belieu Sr., with When Captain Van Karan sug senger ogar Stodebaker. _ their (daughter, returned to their gested rewarding the woman, she in Mrs. Thomas Warner are home at Bandon the first of the week sist ed she wanted nothing; that the Mr. and Mm loteing over the advent of a grand- after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. shirts had been put In her care, aad rejoicing gra; daughter ugbter In the home borne of Stella Bert Belieu Jr. that she had returned them at the Warner Cove, Washing- Washing araer McNeill, of Cove. Mr. and Mm. Walter Ray. their first opportunity. Asked if she had ton. »- little daughter, Florence, and Will been paid for making buttonholes, A bevy of young ladles enjoyed a Ray, of St. Pent, drove to Portland she replied to the negative, when walk ilk from Newberg to the Red Hills Sunday to visit with C. F. Ray, who pressed to name a ram, for aha was on Sunday afternoon and had supper haa been In poor health for some eatltled to pay under the refugee with th “ Aunt Cornelia’’ Cornelia” and “ Uncle time. employment plan, she sugested five George’’ Oreer. francs. This amount, about one dollar In the United States, repre Mm DUliager and daughter, Jes sented not over one per cent of thn sie, are visiting Mm Dlllinger’s daughter. Mm Parks, In Portland. Lee Van Osdol is putting ou t. a value of the shirts. Mm Parka, who has been very 111, large prune orchard. With her child the woman said is convalescing. she expected to return to Arras, Mr. Wenger was a caller at the a m Mr. and Mrs. Newton Bailey and Lee Van Osdol home Sunday evening. where her second child had lately died, and where only crumbled ruins Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Olmsted were Mtoa Gladys Hsrtig to visiting marked the rite of her former home. week end guests of Mrs. Bailey’s this week in Portland with relatives The Red Cross will look to her wel mother. Mrs. Heath, at Corvallis. and friends. fare. They returned via Albany and Mtoa Susie Evans, from Newberg, Salem. spent a few days at her Bister’s visit Mm Dlment went to Portland ing last week. Newberg Lodge No. 1«4 A. F . I A . M . Regular masting last week. Prof, and Mrs. Anderson, Prune buyers are quite numerous Second and Fourth Thtun- wishing to prove that summer has Thi» Picture registers Germany’« last b ig drive and th* Allies Victorious Reaction nowadays on the Ridge and lire of day evenings of each month. realty come, climbed the hill on Sun Visiting brothers always weloome. day to ait under the Maple Tree at fering large prices. M. B. Sleeper spent Sunday at the By order W. H. Woodworth, W. M. Otterbroox. Curtis A. Houser, Secretary. At the regular business meeting Boyd bungalow with Mrs. Sleeper end aon. William Marshall. of the Red Cross on Saturday even Shiloh Belief Corpa, 1«. M Volney Mlltopaugh, of Washing ing routine business was conducted Meetings held In « and 4th T han, and plans made for a Clearing Bee ton, D. C.. aad M. P. Vandorpool day of each month at 8:8« p. m., la and picnic dinner at Dundee Me aad wife, of Portland, were Sunday I. O. O. F. hall, oorner of First aad guests at the A. F. Hertlg home. morial Park on Saturday, May 10. Meridian streets. lim Sarah M. Crosby haa returaed | > •. -TT------ P---- — - Frances Woodruff, Prmldtot to Portland aftar a two-weeks’ visit ALL MSN TO H AVI JOBS Bmma L Snow, Secretary. with Mr. u l Mm 1 8 . Oreer. Mias * • -o ........... “ Millet and Mtoa Briggs, George Dme- Bvery men who wants work will tan and F. C. Little, of Portland, have It by June tin t, announces J. i,” is what th* Affies say o f th * have been Sunday gaests at Otter- W. Brewer, federal and 0. A. C. r, on th * Marno, at S t Mihail, aad the Argonne broqk. farm help specialist far Oregon. block th* roado for mil— Mm — ward Billlch went to Port When keying time comes mere men v ... land on Monday. Edward Billlch wm he wasted than can be found, Jr., whe In la the navy an« who m- unions conditions change. Big rand turnnd n short time ago from Men* pragmas era taking up large num ico. was at home two days recently. bers o f the present small surplus of P u t at Ms collection of beautiful laborers, if wages oompete with form wages many men wMl take the !>!■> 'limato— ooantf rtlea work beenuee of MS eight-hour factor, ImpoasMle on tbe fans, Mr. Brewer thinks sense ar- anrt he made to- «nam e UNIfEDS O FFIC IAL WAR FILM Sevm Reek full o f vivid scenes film ed «by Photog raphers o f the U. S. Signal Corps, U. S. Navy and A l lied Arm ies o f the last great battles leading to the dow nfall o f Germany. gmamaaswm^us ** ___ i as-----a_g— . _ * -* - - * - H - ------a n — «sen ana ■ srsmng at Histone Vcrsanios L . Tbe Yankee Fie r bring dewn a G en u a H a w a g l ’ 1 "D e stro ye rs drop depth bsabs and destroy a U-boat “ •■ ■ ■ The Fighters at Chatean-Thierry and on the Paive Strategy that Startled the World— Victories that S k i and Daring Won Pathetic Scenes of Refugees—Britain’s Valiant Conquest in Belgium. WEPAYCASH M ... tream-Eggs-Poultry B A K E R Wednesday T H E A T E R VEAL AND HOGS iiaaiummimuro 14-15 H azelw ood C o. on the — 00000*000— output of the farms. »» » .*. meen
