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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1929

Page

2

Pioneer Week Opens At Walla Walla Camp

Seven Walna Camp Fire Girls spend the week at Camp Kiwanis above Kooskooskie near Walla Walla. The group, led by Mrs Campbell and staff, will study pioneer women and songs, with dramatics, garment making, and a ceremonial awards night scheduled.

Walna Camp Kiwanis Kooskooskie Walla Walla Campbell Helen Hansell Dorothy Berlin Florence Craven Camp Fire Elizabeth Wells Phyllis Kendall Dorothy Williamson Margery Hines Rhoda Dickinson Sunny Ebbert Addie Horn Esma Hiteman Mildred Hansell Myrtle Campbell Mary Tompkins Mary Berlin Esther Berlin Elinor Berney Peggy Allen Martha Yeomans Margerie Montague Walla Walla Valley

Government Men Re-Survey Weston to Elgin Highway

Government surveyors work on the Weston to Elgin road though Oregon state highway officials disapprove of the survey. The $60,000 project bids opened in Portland. low bidder Terling & Sons of Moscow Idaho. Contractors may start in a week or 10 days. A big Fourth gathering is expected at Cold Springs with 300 to 400 people. Fire restrictions limit fireworks in the national forest and only one cigarette fire reported this season. The forest service builds a nine mile mountain road from Bone Spring to Lookout Mountain linking Sky Line Drive and Eden Elgin highway.

Walla Walla Weston Elgin Albert Baker Oregon State Highway Department Bureau of Public Roads Portland Tertiling & Sons Moscow Idaho Cold Springs Tollgate National Forest Whitman Forestry

Family Reunion and Picnic at Pine Cone Resort

A Sunday family reunion and picnic at Pine Cone resort near La Grande featured a noon feast. Attendees included multiple households led by H Waddingham, Jas King and Jamita, Ross King and Marin and Lois, A M Ross and Neil, Fred Greer and Myron, Cecil Greer and Seth Hyatt, Larkin Braggs, Irene Stages, Frank Waddingham and Marguerete Waddingham, Ear Lionalan, Fred Henderson and others from Weston, Enterprise, Walla Walla, and Adams.

Pine Cone Resort la Grande H. Waddingham Jas. King Jamita Ross King Marin Lois King A. M. Ross Neil Ross Fred Greer Myron Greer Cecil Greer Seth Hyatt Weston Larkin Braggs Irene Stages Frank Waddingham Frank Warren Marguerete Waddingham Enterprise Ear Lieuallan Walla Walla Fred Henderson Adams

Infirmary Opens at Walla Walla Veterans Hospital

Patients are moved into the new infirmary at the Veterans hospital in Walla Walla. The unit has 105 beds but not all will be filled immediately.

Veterans Hospital Walla Walla

Battle of North Bridge and Concord Reach of the Revolution

The scene at North Bridge in Concord is recalled as the opening of the War of the Revolution. Minute Men swarm from fields and villages, facing British troops led by Lord Percу. Casualties tally 273 British and 93 American as colonial defenders harry the retreat toward Charlestown.

Davis Acton Buttrick Zachariah Brown Thomas Davis Concord

Concord Hymn Memorial Inscription Fragment

Fragmentary OCR of Concord Hymn reflects a votive stone dedication at a bridge site. The verses evoke Farmers and the shot heard round the world, Time eroding the bridge, and a plea to spare the shaft honoring the dead and future generations.

April

Redcoats on the Run at Concord Bridge Monuments

Historical notes recall the Old North Bridge and nearby monuments at Concord Massachusetts marking the colonial defense. Descriptions mention a small white marble column, a bronze Minute Man statue, and the river crossing that connected the two shores as part of the 1775 battlefield memory.

United States Concor Grent Meadews Concord Buttrick Bam Colonel Bare Saveo Piysind Hou Vereie

Adoption of Declaration by Congress 1776

From Jefferson's Autobiography, a June 1776 Congressional account describes Virginia delegates proposing independence, the committee drafting the declaration, and the debates over timing, foreign alliance, and the confederation plan. It notes shifts in New York, Delaware, South Carolina, and Georgia votes and the eventual signing by members present.

Jefferson Congress Virginia Great Britains Wilson Robert R. Livingston B. Rutledge Dickinson Great Britain Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania Jerseys New York America New Jersey South Carolina John Adams Franklin Noger Sherman Robert BR. Livingston New Hampshire Connecticut Massachusetts Rhode Island Georgia Cavan New New York House Edward Rutledge Dela Ware England Africa

Fraunces Tavern Restored to Revolutionary Era Facade

Fraunces Tavern in New York City is rebuilt to resemble its Revolutionary period. The Sons of the Revolution acquired the building after it became a galoon and restored interior and exterior to reflect its tavern days. John Adams and the Continental Congress delegates stopped there en route to Philadelphia, while 1774 meetings of the Sons of Liberty and Vigilance committees planned actions against the royal party.

New York City Sons of the Revolution New York John Adams Second Continental Congress Philadelphia Bons of Liberty London New York Provincial Congress Worts Montgomery Clinton Chamber of Commerce America

Irreverent Youth on Scots Golf Course

A golfer on a Scottish links course boasts of past form to his caddie as they play. After claiming he scored better on the prior day he defends a poor finish, saying his third shot left him “dead on the green” and the caddie reacts with a mix of disbelief and surprise.

Be Ciary of Judgment Aphorism on Citizens and Government

A reflective note urges restraint in judging government and notes a nation reflects its people. It emphasizes considering one’s own conduct and that of neighbors before condemning rulers, advocating measured scrutiny over harsh judgment.

Former Athenaites Hold Fourth Portland Picnic Reunion

Mrs Alma Koontz reports the annual reunion of former Athenaians now in Portland at Laurelhurst Park on June 22. Officers were elected, memories shared, and speakers included Edgar Dickey and Edith Lumsden. Attendee reflections honored Mrs N A Jacobs, a survivor of the Whitman massacre.

Alma Koontz Athenaians Portland Laurelhurst Park Athena G. C. Osburn John King Chester Osburn Edgar Dickey Edith Lumsden Cuba Florida G. W. Kennedy N. A. Jacobs Whitman

Packing Official Here Visits Bean Crop Area

Mr. Brick vice president of Van Camp Corporation and H H Bickhoff of Bickhoff Farm Products visited the Athena Weston bean districts with M W Hansell and reviewed the crop. Growth is rapid after June rainfall and soil remains excellent due to thorough cultivation.

Mr. Brick van Camp Corporation Indianapolis Ind H. H. Bickhoff Bickhoff Farm Products Company Athena M. W. Hansell Athena-Weston Brick Pioneer America van Camp

Benefit Dance At Athena Hall For Legion Pool Debt

The Legion Pool launches a benefit dance at the Athena dance hall tomorrow night to liquidate construction debt from last summer. Tickets are one dollar each and sales have begun with expected good attendance.

Legion Pool Athena

Sprayers in operation in Weston fields and nearby sections

The county operates a second sprayer in Weston fields with morning glory patches. The other sprayer runs in the Helix and Juniper sections using calcium chloride solution. A carload of the solution is sold to farmers by the county agent.

Weston Fields Helix Juniper

Woman Drowns Herself in Grande Ronde River Mystery

Mrs. Emily Sophia Harris, 67, was found dead in the Grande Ronde River near Larande. Officials ruled death by own action citing long illness and the loss of her husband as factors in her despondency.

Emily Sophia Harris Grande Ronde Larande

Pendleton restaurateur dies after protracted illness

A Pendleton resident and owner of the Royal Cafe and the Tourist Cafe died Monday in the city after a prolonged illness. He had lived in Pendleton for many years and was known in local dining circles. The death closes a long chapter in area hospitality.

Sommerville Pendleton Royal Cafe Tourist Cafe

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