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NEWBERG GRAPHIC, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1921
Mrs. Harry M iller v isited in Port
lan d th e la tte r p a rt of th e w eek.
Mrs. E. E. S w itz e r a n d Mrs. S ad ie
H ogan w ent to P o rtla n d la s t F rid a y
fo r th e day.
H. C. S p a u ld in g m ade a b u sin e ss;
Mr. a n d M rs. L. 8. O tis w ere P o rt-
C ou n ty N u rse Du P a u l is In tow n
tr ip to S alem on M onday.
la n d v isito rs la s t S un d ay .
today, T h u rsd a y and w ill g iv e th e
school c h ild re n a free show a t th e
Dr. D anlela' little g irl, D orothy,
J . H. S h erlo ck a n d O rville S m ith B ak er T h e a tre a t 3 :3 0 p. m.
hae been q u ite ill b u t Is Im proving.
w e n t to P o rtla n d on T uesday.
Mrs. J. B. Y u ill, of W llltsto n ,
C. I. G alkina of Sherw ood w as a
J. E. S m ith of St. P a u l Is p u ttin g
N ew b erg v is ito r on W dneeday of th is up a new six-room m odern resid en ce N o rth D ak o ta, 1 b v is itin g h e r d a u g h
te r, Mrs. Ja m e s M cW hannel o f th is
w eek.
r
o n h is farm .
place, a n d w ill spend th e w in te r
here.
M. O ' E v an s, field m a n a g e r fo r th e
J o h n S an d ers, of Y am hill w as In
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O regon G row ers, sp e n t some tim e N ew b erg on T u esd ay , v isitin g h is
T he c ity h as ju s t received 500 feet
h e re th is w eek.
fa th e r, W illiam S anders.
of new wax an d gum fire hose an d
sev eral Bmall Item s of a d d itio n a l
M rs. R alp h B u tt h a s been v is itin g
P. E. O verend h a s been ap p o in ted e q u ip m en t w hich have been needed
h e r p a r e n ts a t F o re st G rove fo r a a g e n t fo r th e F u lle r b ru sh com pany In th e fire d e p a rtm e n t.
sh o rt tim e.
of H a rtfo rd , C o n n e c tic u t^ fo r Y am
h ill co u n ty .
W. E. A llen and w ife of S herw ood
O. W . M cClafflln 1 b b u ild in g a
cam e up M onday e v e n in g to h e a r
new house w est o f to w n on a tr a c t
N ex t T u esd ay e v e n in g w ill be th e B uddy R obinson, th e e v a n g e list, a t
he re c e n tly p u rch ased .
tim e fo r th e a n n u a l electio n o f offi th e N azaren e c h u rc h . T hey r e tu r n
c e rs fo r L e ste r C. R ees P ost, A m eri ed hom e T u esd ay m o rn in g .
Mrs. O. L. H in m a n of B end, O re can legion. All le g io n a lre s a re re
gon, le ft W ednesday m o rn in g a f te r a q u ested to be p resen t.
T h e L adies Aid so ciety o f th e M.
few d a y 's v is it w ith h e r b ro th e r, O.
E. c h u rc h have m ade a rra n g e m e n ts
W. Moore.
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W. E. W ilson, w ho ow ned a sm all to accep t su b sc rip tio n s fo r a ll m a g a
f r u it ra n c h n e a r tow n, h a s ju s t sold zines a n d u rg e th e p u b lic to su b sc rib e
D ew ey See, b ro th e r of H. G. See h is c o n fe c tio n e ry a n d g ro cery in
M rs. A ggie G inn
of th e S ee-Y allto n com pany, a rriv e d P o rtla n d . H e w as in N ew b erg la s t th ro u g h th em .
Gould is h a n d lin g th is w ork.
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h e re la st F rid a y from B ovil, Idaho, w eek lo o k in g fo r a bu sin ess lo catio n .
an d w ill m ak e th is h is hom e.
G len P axson sp e n t S u n d a y a t th e
T h e re w ill be a farm b u re a u m e e t
J. C. K u ram er, w ho w as asso ciated in g a t th e co m m ercial clu b room s in hom e of h is p a re n ts , Mr. an d Mrs. W.
E. P axson, on F if th s tre e t. G len is
w ith G. W. Moore In th e m e a t b u s i M cM innville on T h u rsd a y , Dec. 15, at
one
of th e s u p e rin te n d e n ts of th e
ness h e re fo r a tim e h as opened up 2 p. m. A n u m b er of local people
te h ig h w a y e n g in e e rs w ith h e a d
a m eat a n d g ro cery b u sin ess a t HUI b - a re p la n n in g on a tte n d in g th is m e e t q s ta
u a rte rs a t C h e rry v llle , O regon, an d
boro.
ing.
w as called to th is p a r t of th e s ta te
to in sp ect b rid g es a ro u n d Jefferso n
Dr. F r a n k P ost an d fam ily of
Mrs. S u san V a n A n tw e rt of F o re st an d A lbany d u rin g th e h ig h w a te r
P o rtla n d v isite d a t th e Clyde S tre tc h G rove passed aw ay th e re la s t S a t
siege ab o u t th e la s t of N ovem ber.
hom e on M erid ian s tr e e t la st S u n d ay . u rd a y m o rn in g and w as b u rled th e re
Mr. P ost Is a cousin o f M rs. S tre tc h on S u n d ay a fte rn b o n . Mrs. V a n A n t
T h e S p a u ld in g lo g g in g com pany
an d of C. S. M cNay.
w e rt w as th e m o th e r of G. W. re p o rt th a t in sp ite o f th e bad w e a th
M oore of th is place.
er th e re a re a n u m b e r of h o u ses on
Mr. an d Mrs. J a m e s A. Clernen-
w hich th e y a re f u rn is h in g m a te ria l
son of P o rtla n d cam e o u t S u n d ay fo r
Roy S h ire s an d Roy H a n v ille of an d d e liv e rin g by th e ir new a u to
a v isit w ith h is m o th e r, Mrs. C h ris th e local p o stal service a re in c a p a c
tru c k . T h is in c lu d e s se v e ra l a t
tin e C lem enson. an d his siste r, Mrs. ita te d fo r serv ice by illness. Z im ri
Sherw ood an d a lo n g th e h ig h w a y
E. L. E v a n s an d fam ily.
E llis is s u b s titu tin g fo r Mr. H a n v ille, a ro u n d th e Six C orners, a n d also a t
w h ile th e re g u la r s u b s titu te c ity c a r D ayton an d -S t. P a u l, a lo n g w ith th e
At a m e e tin g of tn e fire d e p a r t r ie r is su b b in g fo r Mr. Shires.
new b u ild in g s in an d a ro u n d N ew
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m e n t h eld on la st M onday n ig h t th e
berg.
T he A u x ilia ry of L eater C. Rees
d e p a rtm e n t g av e its en d o rse m e n t of
C hief 8 h e rlo o k 's re a p p o in tm e n t as P o st, se n t 48 q u a r ts of f r u it to U. S.
P e rso n s w ho a re w illin g to ta k e
c h ie f fo r th e y e a r 1922, to th e c o u n P. S. H. No. 77 th is W ednesday. T h is boys to M cM innville F rid a y n ig h t fo r
w as in a n sw e r to Mrs. M eta M. Dek- th e W h itn ey boys’ c h o ru s a re re
cil.
k e r. Red C ross S u p erv iso r of th e h o s q u ested as fa r as possible to g a th e r
C arl M iller le ft th e first of th is p ita l, w ho asked th a t 'N ew b erg send up th e boys in th e ir ow n n e ig h b o r
w eek on a tr ip by a u to th ro u g h C ali re m e m b ra n ce s to 33 ex-service m en hood a n d m eet w ith th em a t th e post
office. T he procession w ill leave th e
fo rn ia. D u rin g h is absen ce from th e w ho a re th e re .
M iller M e rc a n tile co m pany sto re , G us
p o st,o ffice p ro m p tly a t ten m in u te s
T he M onday m usical clu b m et a t of seven and a n y boys w ho a re not.
P a u lso n w ill ta k e h is place in th e
th e Jessie B ritt stu d io on M onday th e re at th a t tim e w ill be le ft b e
g ro cery d e p a rtm e n t.
e v e n in g -of th is w eek, th e su b je c t hind.
W. E. W h ite h ad lu n ch eo n w ith b ein g C h ristm a s. Roll call w as a n
th e P o rtla n d re a lty board a t th e sw ered in a h u m o ro u s vein. Mrs. E.
E a rl P earcy of th e O regon G ro w ers
M ultnom kh h o te l on F rid a y and E. Goff gave a p a p e r on "C h ris tm a s asso ciatio n w as h e re F rid a y an d S a t
h e a rd Col. G eorge W h ite g ive a ta lk in old E n g la n d " and Mrs. F ra n k u rd a y of last w eek, w o rk in g fo r th e
on th e s o ld ie r’s bon u s loan. H e said Z u m w alt sa n g a C h ristm a s song.
asso ciatio n . C. R. T hom pson, m a n
it w as w ell w o rth th e trip .
a g e r of th e S h e rid a n p la n t fo r th e
Lee L adu, w ho o p e ra te s th e c ity past tw o y e a rs w as h e re a ll of th is
Ed B iehn, ap p le sp e c ia list
W. R. P r a tt of H olly, C olorado, tr a n s f e r b u sin ess, w as a rre s te d th e w eek.
w ho h a s been h e re fo r th e p ast th re e la tte r p a rt of last week by C ity M ar for th e g row ers, w as h e re th e e n tire
w eeks, h a s re n te d th e G illies b u ild sh al F erg u so n on a c h a rg e of g iv in g week. Mr. B iehn h a s h ad c h a rg e of
in g s on th e place a b o u t a m ile an d in to x ic a tin g liq u o rs to m inors, and all of th e ap ple p a c k in g in th e W il
a h a lf n o rth of to w n an d w h ich Joins plead g u ilty in th e c ity re c o rd e r’s la m e tte valley th is y ear.
c o u rt and w as flnfed 875.
A m an
th e M. C. W ire place on th e n o rth .
nam ed Crow w as also a rre ste d on a
H u g o D orn, w ho h a s been asso
A u g u s tu s W en tz of 1304 east c h a rg e of d ru n k e n n e ss an d w as fined c ia te d w ith W illiam O rm ond in th e
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o p e ra tio n of th e N ew b erg C ream ery
T h ird s tr e e t h a s sold h is resid en ce
for th e past ten- years, w as m a rrie d
p ro p e rty h e re to Jo h n G ow er and
N ew berg C am p No. 113, W oodm en to Mrs. A lice W illiam s a t th e p a r
left th e first of th is w eek fo r P o r t
land w h e re he w ill m ak e h is hom e of th e W orld, elected officers fo r th e so n ag e hom e of Rev. C opplem an. p a s
w ith h is d a u g h te r, Mrs. L. S. P eters. e n s u in g y e a r a t th e ir m e e tin g M on to r of a L u th e ra n c h u rc h in P o r t
day e v e n in g of th is w eek. T h e fol lan d on S a tu rd a y , D ecem ber 3rd.
Jo h n M. S cott, g e n e ra l p a sse n g e r lo w in g w ill hold th e re sp eltlv e o f T he new ly m a rrie d couple h av e re
ag e n t of th e S o u th e rn Pacific com fices fo r th e nex t y e a r: C ouncil com tu rn e d to N ew b erg a n d a re a t hom e
pany, w ith h e a d q u a rte rs in P o r t m an d er, Ja m e s M cW hann; ad visor at 406 n o rth School stre e t.
lan d , w as a N ew b erg v is ito r on lie u te n a n t. C. W. Jo n e s; esco rt, J u l
T h u rs d a y of th is w eek.
Mr. S cott ius Jo h n so n ; w atch m an , Jo h n D ing-
W esley Boyes. w ho is. very well
h a s re c e n tly re tu rn e d from an ex m on; se n try , L. J. K in g ; m an ag ers, know n in th is co m m u n ity , h a v in g
tended v isit a t h is old hom e in S cot O. W. H a tc h , an d C. A. B ottom : lived h e re a b o u ts fo r m any years, and
lan d a n d th is is h is first v isit to N ew b a n k e r, C. F. B u tle r and clerk , Tom w ho conducted a m eat m a rk e t in
T y n d all.
berg sin ce h is re tu rn .
N ew berg for m any years, h a s tak en
a p o sitio n w ith th e P eople’s Meat
M ark et and w ill act as th e ir b u y e r
and s la u g h te r m an, g iv in g som e tim e
to th e shop as w ell. Mr. Boyes is an
ex ce lle n t b u tc h e r an d is a v a lu a b le
a d d itio n to th e fo rce of th e P eo p le’s
M arket.
D riv in g over th e T e rw illig e r bo u
lev ard a t s u n ris e on M onday m orn-
in g you had to sh ad e y o u r eyes w ith
y o u r h a n d to see to d riv e on acco u n t
of th e g la re of th e s u n ’s ray s. W h at
a sig h t fo r an e a s te rn m an to have
seen an d a w arm m o rn in g in D ecem
ber. If w e could o n ly p a in t th e pic
tu re and send it to o u r frie n d s w here
th e w in te rs a re cold w e w ould soon
have a la rg e im m ig ra tio n com ing to
th is O regon c o u n try .
“ Just What I Wanted— a
KODAK
That’s the nice thing about giving a
Kodak—you know it’s what they want.
All the Kodaks are simple to work—
as we can show you, and they make
good pictures—as we can show you,
too.
Kodaks from $ 8 ,ot> up
Brownies from $ 2 .0 0 up
Graham’s Drugstore
Phone White 113
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KIVU
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& e£ a re4
ftne,
The “beauty” of get
ting presents from us is
that they are USED and
will last a long time« and
the giver will be long re
membered by those who
get them. Come, select
your presents NOW and
let us deliver them at
Christmas time.
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Tncney.
ITS
Cbme
A S tra d iva ra
Phonograph
Would make a nice
Christmas Present
I am selling them at greatly
reduced prices during the holi
days. We sell them on easy
terms— $5 XX) down and $5.00
per month. Come in and let
us demonstrate and put one in
your home.
Christmas Suggestions
Pyralin Ivory, in sets or sin
gle pieces. Manicure Sets, Beau
tiful Stationery, Safety Razors,
all makes in Xmas boxes.
Waterman's Fountain Pens,
Eversharp Pencils. Christmas
Greeting cards, Hair Brushes,
Pocketbooks, Bill Folds, Shav
ing Sets, Games of many kinds.
Bibles. Testaments, Boys’ and
Giris’. Books, Snapshot Albums,
Cut Glass, Hand-Painted China,
Xmas Tree Ornaments and
Xmas Tree Candles, Shaving
Mirrors, Military Hair Brushes,
Perfumes in fancy boxes, La
dies1 Pocketbooks, Music Rolls,
Men’s Roll-Up Toilet Sets, Toi
let Water, Cigars in Xmas box
es, Cigar and Tobacco Pouches,
ftirrors, Etc.
.Come to OUR Drug Sfore
LYNN B. FERGUSON
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
The Jjgca£ & Store
302 First St.
Newberg, Ore.
FO R SA L B — P igs, C asper G e tt
O tto H ogan, w ho is v is itin g a t
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th e hom e of h is w ife’s p a re n ts , Mr. m an . R o u te 2.
and M rs. E. E. S w itzer, w e n t to
LOST— B unch of 10 keys, on rin g ;
Sherw ood la st F rid a y . T h e H ogans,
w ho have been liv in g in e a ste rn leave a t G rap h ic. Ja c k C u rry , l l t l *
O regon, - expect to p u rc h a se some
L E A V E O R D ER S fo r ru g c le a n in g
t-anch p ro p e rty n e a r here.
a t N ash F u r n itu r e s to re o r phone
W h ite 106.
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M rs. D avid B u rn s an d tw o c h ild
ren cam e up from P o rtla n d on T u es
FO R SA L E — Few
fine
y o ung
day and w ill m ake th e ir hom e here R hode Islan d Red ro o sters.
F. L.
in th e fu tu re . Mr. B u rn s is a b ro th H u rfo rd , R oute 2, o n e -h a lf m ile
e r of Ja m e s B u rn s an d w ill be asso so u th Y b rid g e.
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c ia te d w ith h im in th e N ew berg
FOR SALE— 25 W h ite L eghorn
M otor com pany. T h e D avid B u rn s
fam ily have re n te d a house on th e p u lle ts; 15 B arred Rock p u lle ts ; 1
c o rn e r of S ix th and W illa m e tte ! B arred Rock ro o ste r; 1 R hode Is
lan d Red ro o ster.
V in c e n t’s Feed
stre e ts.
S tore.
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J o h n F. C h rism an and b ro th e r. 1.1
N.. o f A sotin, W a sh in g to n , v isited j
DUNDEE
last w eek a t th e hom e of th e ir s i s - :
(C o n tin u ed from page fo u r)
te rs. Mrs. Bloom an d S adie C hris- ( d u ous w ork th a n fa rm in g , h as tak en
m an. T h ey left on F rid a y fo r R ed th e V edder house in D undee.
lan d s, C a lifo rn ia , w h ere I. N. w i l l !
W. J. B e n n e tt of C o rv allis called
locate. Jn o . F . w ill go to P h o en ix .
A rizona, to v is it h is d a u g h te r and on old n eig h b o rs In D undee last week
h e r h u sb a n d . Dr. an d M rs. C ort. I. an d w hile h ere w ro te in su ra n c e poli
cies fo r D undeeites.
H u ghes.
Mr. M cLean an d fam ily of P o r t
T h e m o th e rs’ club, "c o m m u n ity lan d w ere rec e n t w eek end v isito rs
h e lp e rs" m et T u esd ay a fte rn o o n w ith a t th e E. U. M arr hom e. Mrs. Mac-
an a tte n d a n c e of fifteen. I t w as de L ean is Mr. M a rr’s cousin.
cid ed to h av e o u r m e e tin g day
T he lad ies aid society w ill hold an
ch a n g e d from T u esday to W ednesday |
of each w eek a t 2 p. m. N ext W e d - 1
nesd ay w ill be devoted to d e c o ra tin g
th e h a ll for o u r C h ristm a s p rogram ,
w h ich is to be F rid a y ev en in g . D e -1
cem b er 23. A t th e close o f th e busi-1
ness session som e n ecessary s e w in g ,
w as accom plished.
CHRISTMAS
CHRISTM AS PL A N T sale, a t N ew
b e rg P a c k in g com pany, D ecem ber 23-
24. C yclam ens, P rim ro ses, F erns.
P o ln se tta s, B egonias, an d m any o th er
p re tty p la n ts.
Jo h n G ow er, New
berg.
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M ate
Give an appropri
ate pieoe of
jewelry
for
If you a re g o in g to renew your
su b sc rip tio n to th e S a tu rd a y E ven
in g P ost, th e C o u n try O en tlem an , or
th e L ad les' H om e J o u rn a l, o r for th a t
m a tte r to a n y m ag azin e, let C am p
b e ll's C o n fectio n ery do It fo r you and
save you tro u b le . A m ag azin e su b
sc rip tio n m akes a n excellen t C h rist
m as g ift.
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T h e M arion, P olk and Y am hill
c o u n ty d e n ta l so ciety m et at th e Im
Your Paper Before Breakfast
p erial h o tel in N ew b erg last S a tu r
S u b sc rip tio n s fo r th e O regonian ,
day fo r th e last m e e tin g of th e year. ta k e n a t G ra h a m 's D ru g S to re. Dai- i
A b a n q u e t w as en jo y ed a f te r w hich ly an d S u n d ay 75c m o n th .
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officers w ere elected fo r n ex t y ear as
follow s: P re sid e n t, Dr. L. E. B arrlck
of S alem ; v ic e -p re sid e n t. Dr. Fred
E llis of Salem , an d s e c re ta ry . Dr.
B latch fo rd of Salem .
Dr. E. M.
H u rd , a p rofessor from th e N orth
GIFTS THAT LAST
Pacific d e n ta l college of P o rtla n d was
presen t an d m ade a n address.
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J. E. C o rn ett of T illam ook cam«-
over M onday and p u rch ased 55 acres
of land five m iles ffom N ew berg. Mr.
C o rn e tt ow ns a d a iry ra n c h at Til
lam ook b u t ex p ects to rem ove to his
new ra n c h n e a r N ew berg ev en tu ally .
He re tu rn e d to T illam ook W ednes
day. Mr. C o rn e tt say s th a t the
C ad illac sta g e g o in g to w ard T ill»
mook w en t over th e b an k n e a r Hebo
In try in g to p ass a tru c k and was
co n sid erab ly
d am ag ed .
A lthough
th e re w ere five o r six in th e stag e, no
one w as serio u sly in ju re d .
W e h av e a fine lin e of statio n ery .
Let us show you. C am p b ell’s Con
fec tio n e ry .
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Our store now
gleams with many
beautiful C h r i s t
mas presents for
every member of
the household from
grandma
and
grandpa down to
the baby.
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For a piece of jewelry
i* the GIFT OF ALL
GIFTS, because it last*
as a gift for a life-time.
OPEN EVENINGS
NEXT WEEK
C. A. Morris
THE JEWELER OPTICIAN
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a p ro n an d fan cy w o rk a n d food sale
a t co m m u n ity h a ll th is co m in g S a t
u rd a y b e g in n in g a t te n o’clock.
Mr. M enefee, w h o is th e p re s e n t,
o w n er of w h a t is k n o w n a s th e G o r
don place, h a s re n te d h is p lace to
Mr, R eid. M r., R eid a n d h is fa m ily
a re w elcom ed to D undee.
T h e ru m m ag e sale a n d so cial h eld
by th e D undee w o m en 's c lu b la st S a t.
u rd a y ev en in g w as a g r e a t su c
cess b o th so cially a n d fin a n c ia lly .
D u rin g th e e v e n in g re fre s h m e n ts
w ere served, th e a lw a y s in te r e s tin g
a u c tio n w as held an d a g e n e ra l jo lly
tim e enjoyed.
T he D undee boys played th e F e rn -
wood boys la st F rid a y e v e n in g an d
cam e off v icto rio u s by a sco re of 19
to 11. T he D undee boys w ill p lay a
team fro m T ig a rd in D undee S a tu r
day e v e n in g of th is w eek as a p re
lim in a ry to th e c o m m u n ity social a t
th e c o m m u n ity h a ll.
Mr. a n d M rs. H. C. S ta r r e n te r
ta in e d a la rg e h o u se p a r ty la s t w eek.
A m ong th e g u e sts w ere Mr. a n d Mrs.
L ucas, o f C ordova, A lask a, w ho a re
on th e ir w ay to spend th e w in te r in
C a lifo rn ia . M r. L u c a s a n d Mr. S ta r r
w ere little school boys to g e th e r in
th e m id d le w est, an d h a d n o t seen
each o th e r fo r yars.
A Holiday
Hint
As a gift for the wife, the
child, or the grandchild,
suppose you come to this
bank and open a savings
account in their name.
The pass-book you receive
from us will make a fine
present. The deposit of
one dollar secures a book.
F irs t N ation al Bank
Newberg, Oregon