Athens Press ITHENA declares local news for December 1 1922
The Athens Press from Ithena Oregon reports brief city happenings and notices from early December 1922. Local events involve community updates and public notices reflecting town interests and civic life.
Clemenceau’s Balkan Plea Draws Mixed U.S. Reaction
The piece argues for American restraint in European entanglements as Clemenceau pushes a bold Balkans case. It notes Turkish advance, Greek refugee plight, Lausanne talks, and Umatilla county humor about a radio guest. It also mentions Wallula cutoff debate and Portland speeders.
Three Governors in One Sitting Highlight Motion for Pro tem
The piece notes Governor Roy Ritner serving pro tem for at least a month and jokes about the rarity of three governors in one sitting. It laments state mileage, urges more snow for moisture, and critiques prizefighter purses amid disarmament talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ritner
Union
Worthy of Its Nickname Addie Parliament
Addie parliament refers to the 1614 English Parliament that met in London on April 5 and was dissolved on June 6. It earned the name for remonstrating with King James I over levies described as unlawful benevolences. it produced no decisive measure as the king dissolved it to remove critics. The term comes from the Saxon adl meaning to be barren or addled.
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London
England
Scotland
Wo Ao
Addie
Justice Court summons in Umatilla County Oregon
In Athena district Justice Court C C Stephens plaintiff vs Clyde Sands Maggie Sands defendants. Defendants must answer within six weeks of first publication by October 1922. If unpaid judgment for 113.94 plus interest and costs. Attached property includes Singer sewing machine Victor phonograph and Ford automobile. Publication in Athena Press six weeks from October debatable date.
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Justice Court For
Athena District
Umatilla County
Oregon
C. C. Stephens
Clyde Sands
Maggie Sands
State of Oregon
Singer Electric
Victor Phonograph
Ford Automobile
Athena Py
Generation
B. B. Richards
Homer I. Watts & EB
C. Prestleye
City of Athena Warrants Payable on Presentation
Notice to warrant holders that Warrants Nos. 408 410 538 and 929 of the City of Athena will be paid on presentation at the City Treasurer’s office in Athena Oregon. Interest on the warrants ceases from the publication date December 1 1922. Ernest A Zerba Treasurer City of Athena Oregon.
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City of Athena
Athena
Umatilla County
Oregon
Ernest A. Zerba
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Wim Schrimpt
Notice to creditors of Wim Schrimpt deceased in Umatilla County Oregon. The executor appointed by the county court is to receive claims by the designated address in Athena. Claimants must present their claims to the executor as required by the court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
Umatilla
Wim. Schrimpt
Wm. Schrimpt
Athena
Delilah Hill
Umatilla County
Estate Notices From Athena Oregon Probate Listings
Notices announce executors and executrices for estates in Umatilla County Oregon. Claims must be verified and presented within six months to executors in Athena or to their attorneys Homer Watts and E C Prestleye. Dates shown include November 17 1922 October 27 1922 and November 20 1922.
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Oregon
Homer J. Watts
E. C. Prestleye
Athena
Eugene C. Schrimpt
State of
Umatilla
Edward Lafave
Homer I. Watts
Carrie Lafaye-Bergevin
Executrix
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Balkan
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Constantinople
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Lausanne
Greece
Balkans
LapMinne
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Telegraph Hill
San Francisco
Wallula
Richard Washburne Child
Orban
Near Eastference
Turkey
Child
Bosphorus
Bkwall
Portland
New York Herald
Anton T Abenney
Main Street
Hills Jewelry Store
Prestleye
Tum'alum Lumber CO
A. M. Johnson, Mgr
California
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific System
Ve Se Ora Poate
Boots Sony
Vonicy
Wm. McMurray
Gen. Pass
C. M. Eager
Wales
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
the Athena Bakery
Prom Feats Roast
L. C. Bevens
Terolene
Besson
A. W. Logsdon
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