First National Bank of Athena 1928 Report of Condition
The Bank of Athena in Oregon filed its December 31 1928 condition report. Cashier F B Legrow swore to the accuracy before Notary E C Prestive on January 8 1929 with directors M L Watts M W Hansell Henry Dell attesting.
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First National Bank of Athena
Oregon
State of Oregon
Umatilla
Ss. I. F
Community Notes From Athena and Pendleton Area
Local updates cover Chas Gay moving to Waitsburg to start a business and lease a residence after return. Sheriff T D Taylor seeks a fourth term for continuous service in Umatilla County. Measles and scarlet fever surface in region while individuals recover from illnesses. A dance at the Athena opera house and a phonograph sale highlight social and cultural happenings.
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Chas. Gay
Waitsburg
Gay
T. D. Taylor
Umatilla
Oregon
J. D. Plamondon
Paul
Fred Koontz
Ruby Douglas
Weston
Emma Wagner
Ethel Brady
Er City
Henry
Walter Judy
Taggart
W. W. Jacobs
Third Street
Jefferson
Walter Preston
Wattsburg
First National Bank
Grover Gerking
Laidlaw
Crook County
Milton
Theo
Danner
Della
Pendleton
Wilson
Athena Opera House
la Brasche
Len Douglas
Glen Saling
Earl Hurd
Athena
Earl
Pilot Rock
Will M. Peterson
Peterson
Young McBain
Sol Lemery
L. A. Githens
Edison
Charles Groves
She's Fire Chief at Corbinhall University Dorm
Edith Herzo serves as fire chief and special police chief for Corbinhall at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. She also works as a telephone operator and has proven capable in multiple roles on several occasions.
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Edith Herzo
Corbinhall
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Long Eyelashes in Poetry and Art Across Traditions
The piece examines two lash types, upturned and drooping, linking upturned lashes to health and drooping to fragility. It cites Luigi and Balzac on lash beauty, noting varied Italian opinions on ideal length and darkness and praising long lashes among poets and artists.
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Luigino
Balzac
Camille
Beatrix
Picture Writing Leads to Modern Alphabet
The article traces the evolution from picture writing to alphabets, noting ideographic beginnings where a picture stood for a thing and an idea. It describes stages where strokes simplified to represent animals or actions, and explains how various peoples developed their own alphabets, with Eastern scripts often right to left, while Western cursive moved left to right.
Weird Reproduction of Central American Water Toads
Among eighty toad species a Central American water toad displays a bold strategy. The father transfers eggs to the mother's back soon after laying, where the eggs remain for eighty two days. The mother’s skin thickens and the eggs form honeycomb like chambers as they develop.
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Central America
Plpa
Lawyer’s Advice Stirs Talk in Unnamed Club Scene
A lawyer, admitted as a mentor in a club, surveys the room and finds a well known attorney by a window. He approaches, performs a curious gesture, and asks for opinion. The older lawyer responds cryptically with lines about a line stone and a possible purchase.
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Fle
Arrose
Diane
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