Athena social notes span Walla Walla Milton and Portland visits
Mrs. E M Bollinger toured Milton and Walla Walla while Mr and Mrs H L Hill spent Sunday in Walla Walla. Numerous residents traveled to Portland, Athena, Bingham Springs, and the Horse Heaven country. Activities include visits, fuel and gas dealer movements, shop openings, school preparations, theatre listings, and local outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hill
Walla Walla
E. M. Bollinger
Milton
R. D. Edwards
Athena
Bryce Baker
Dean Dudley
Horse Heaven Country
J. E. Gorman
Portland
Ramsey
B. Radtke
Fred
Bingham Springs
Criglar
Franklin
Freewater
Henry Dell
LaGrande
Hot Lake
Nellie Taylor
Pendleta
Philip Yenney
Walla
Virgil Willaby
Minnie Willaby
Hamp Booker
Third Street
Don Wilks
Elk, Washington
Mr. Wilks
Spokane
Arthur Douglas
Sarah Gross
Clara Eager
Dayton, Wash
Gerald Kilgore
J. C. Baker
Miss Pearl Ramsey
J. H. Sturgis
Pendleton
F. 5. LeGrow
A. L. McEwen
Montana
Flint Johns
Vancouver
Seaside
Laurence Pinkerton
Tacoma
D. H. Saniers
Mrs. Craig
Mr. Craig
Mr. Senders
Otis Whiteman
Clarence
J. S. Huffman
Pine Creek
JE Barrett
Helen
Beverly Barrett
Beverly
S. Pickett
E. C. Presthye
Fred Pickett
Gerald
Miss Flynn
Seattle
Prestleye
Fourth Street
E. A. Dudley
Glenn
Jinks
Richard Thompson
Armande DeMerritt
Jack McDonald
Samuel Smith
Will Smith
Spokans
C. T. Smith
Floyd Pinkerton
Sound
J. W. Pinkerton
Frank DeFreece
Will Kirk
Wallowa Lake
DeFreece
Wilbur
Washington
W. P. Willaby
Frank Knowltons
Christina Lake
B. C
Frank
Thorn Hollow
M. L. Watts
Fay LeGrow
Thomps Ason Place
LeGrow
Everett Rothrock
M. M. Johns
O. 0. Stephens
A. A. Kimball
Watts
Jensen Tea Rooms
Ruth Proebster
Monmouth Normal School
Paramount Picture
Merto
Christian Church
Ward Rice
Rea Smith
Rice
Ladies’ Columbia Orchestra
First American Bible Printed in Philadelphia by Robert Aiken
The first Bible printed in America appeared in 1777 from Philadelphia printer Robert Aiken, with later editions in 1770 and 1781. Congress approved buying Testaments for soldiers, but Aiken never received payment and bore financial loss while the fledgling nation funded essential needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Robert Aiken
Philadelphia
Scotland
Great Britain
Aiken
Congress
United States
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Saving habit urged to grow wealth through bank accounts
A Tifton Gazette columnist extols saving discipline and bank accounts as a safe path to wealth. It stresses starting today, the compounding value of interest, and warns that those who never save remain financially vulnerable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tifton
Oregon gasoline tax receipts rise in June total
Salem Oregon state taxes on motor fuel for June totaled 339688 state secretary Kozer notes an increase of about 15 percent over June 1925 receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Kozer
President backs Forget-Me-Not Day by Disabled Veterans
President Coolidge endorses the annual Forget-Me-Not Day on September 25 near the eighth anniversary of the Meuse Argonne offensive. The observance focuses on honoring disabled veterans and their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Meuse-Argonné
The Churches Baptist Church Weekly Schedule
Sunday school at 9:45 with worship at 11. Young people meet at 6 and 7 pm, praise at 8 pm. Tuesday prayer at 8, Thursday Bible study at 8. Ice cream carnival on Watts lawn. Labor Day sermon Sept 5 and rally Sept 12 with basket dinner. Morning service sermon Christ As the Word. Fall programs begin August 29 for men and Loyal Gleaners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Johns
Gerking Flat
John Bell
Barney Foster
Athena
Athena Study Club
Fred Boyd
Mattie Mitchell
State Library
Salem
Otis D. Harris
Everett
Wash
M. L. Watts
Christ
Gleaners
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Oregon
Steve’s Grocery
the Churches Baptist Church
M. E. Church
Church of Christ
International News
the Standard Theatre
Raymond Navarro
U. S. Navy
U. S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Navy
Annapolis Naval Academy
Warner Baxter
Esther Ralston
Grey and
Hopwood
Pathe Review
Charles Ray
Pauline Starke
Tomer
Athena Department Store