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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1919

Page

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Referendum Vote Totals and Precinct Results

Nightest vote ever cast in an election here tallied Tuesday with precincts showing minimal supports and statewide turnout patterns. The Roosevelt Highway issue dominated in affected areas while county bonding and reconstruction measures drew mixed yes and no tallies across precincts 1 through 92.

Uhre Rooss- Velt van Hubt Athan Athan Pracinets Yee T Roosevelt Highway Govatcor Roceevelt Yis Soldier Educational

Farewell Sermon as Pratt Leaves Athena Church

Pastor Ray W A Pratt preached his farewell at the Methodist church and soon plans move with his family to Pullman Washington. Health concerns and rent notes mark the end of an eight month stay marked by record church growth and self funded improvements to the building. Friends here regret his departure after a brief but impactful tenure.

Ray W. A. Pratt Methodist Church Pullman Wash

Drive for Sue X Fund Aims to Reach $4500

Pendleton plans to raise half the total with the rest from the county. Athena district chapter led by M. W. Hansell seeks support, aided by volunteers from other drives as the money will be collected until the goal is met.

Sue x UW. A Umutitle Pendleton Athena Weston M. W. Hansell

Coyote bounty changes under new county law

Fragmentary notice reports a bounty update with figures around four dollars per coyote and a higher rate for females. The text is garbled but indicates a policy adjustment following a recent law taking effect. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to the damaged source.

Travel Pay For All Servicemen Entitled After 1918 Discharge

The War Department authorizes travel pay for veterans discharged since November 1918 at a rate per mile to home or original muster place, with exact amounts determined by affidavits and discharge certificates. Applications go to the Zone Finance Officer in Washington, D C, with blank forms provided by Red Cross offices. The piece also notes the Standard Theatre opening with showtimes and upcoming films, plus Athena water pumping plant upgrades and boiler removal.

Pendleton Red Crown Home Service Office War Department Lenin Building Washington D. C Red Grove

Whitman Masque Featured in Penrose Celebration

Whitman College plans a masque during commencement week June 10 as part of its quarter centennial celebration. Students present a masque written by alumni and Dy Penrose to be staged Monday afternoon in the natural amphitheatre before Billings hall. Athena student Mise Zola Keon is chosen as a soprano in the big chorus.

Whitman College Billings Hall Dy Penrose Mise Zola Keon Athena Whitman

Annual strawberry festival and river tragedy in Oregon notes

The tenth annual strawberry fire and one festival is planned for this week. Carl Whitlock, 12, of Milford, drowned in Rogue River near Gold Beach. Pendleton prepares a new Presbyterian church costing $100,000. University of Oregon summer school dates set from June 24 to August 1. Lane County wheat values projected around $20,000 this season. Governor Olcott accepts Colonel John L. May’s resignation as adjutant general effective June 4. Marshfield hosts rough clubs meeting with sewing and cooking demonstrations for girls.

Anon Carl Whitlock Meilford Rogue River Gold Bay Presbyterians Pendleton University of Oregon Portiaatt Lane County Robb John L Grego Oleatt Irfe Coon Bay Marshfield Veronomia Lee Patterson Baker Roseburg P.O. F Douglas County Oregon J. Starker Forest Examiner Office of Products United States Forest Acrylee Umatilla Ulla County Howton Olcott W. H. Vawter Mtford W. H. Gore Yamihill County Lame County Lower Willamette Valley Enle Road Bonde J. M. Thomas Kutw Cooe Bet

A C Sewing Discontinued. Knitters Take Up Work

The Red Crows sewing rooms will be stowed for the summer and no meetings held until further notice. The Pendleton handquar ters unit sent 25 refugee garments and praised the faithful attendance of the sewing club members. Despite the shut down, the Knitting Club will continue and Athena Knitting Club activates with 000 pounds of yarn for children stockings and sweaters in the next two months.

Red Crows Pendleton Dawurvog Umntilia Wortign Athena Knitting Club Mambera Belpera

Chop Mill Building Moves to Richards Mill Site

The chop mill building formerly part of the Clemons estate was purchased by B. B. Richards and moved this week to the Richards mill on Current abet. Mr. Groom, Milton home mayor, supervised the transfer with his contracting team. The crossing of Main was timed for Monday evening to allow the building to cross while street wires were temporarily out.

Athena Preuton-Shaffer W. B. Dobson Big Ford Clemons B. B. Richards Richards Mill Groom Milton Home Sacondefreet

McKenzie Chapter Brings Members to Grand Chapter Session

Members of the McKenzie Chapter 8 will travel to Portland for a grand chapter session, leaving Sunday with Mrs RB MeIlwen and Mrs Wo 8 Pariguson among others. They will stay in Portland and the valley for an indefinite visit with friends, with Mrs AB McBiwen attending the grand session.

McKenzie Grand Chanter Watsion Portland Mra MeIlwen Pariguson Meu A. B. Steele Joseph N. Scott Mes McBiwen Thin Chapter Weswintn

Monument for Departed Wife in Athens Cemetery

A contract for a splendid granite monument to adorn the grave of a deceased wife in Athens cemetery is noted. The design features a life sized figure, with an estimated cost around 4,000, and the project aims to create a unique memorial in the West.

Athens

Rain Shortfall Signals Critical May for Jerop Yield

Weather notes from Umatilla County forecast a critical May, with May rainfall below normal and June expected to bring more moisture. Forecasts suggest June may bolster yields, offering a fair chance of a bumper crop if moisture improves.

Umatilla County

Lenient Jury Clears Returned Soldier in Prescott Case

Clarence Truitt, a returned soldier, faced charges tied to an alleged shooting in Prescott. The jury convicted co defendant J LaKaus and George Ginn, while Truitt later appeared in uniform with his wife separated amid a divorce suit and an injunction restraining interference.

Clarence Truitt Walle Tela C Jones Pranvott Jane Truitt Prescott Trultt Itr Nuvari J. LaKaus George Ginn J. Gibbo Thomwell Martin J. J. Stwofield X Aa Jan William Garvey Alph Reid Ee Leo Arthuya R. Ay Hort Walt Teultt Javed Tevents Ahe Jones Teatte

Pioneers Reunion Held in Urata County Today

Urata county planners host the annual Pioneers Reunion at Weuton with many Athesa attendees and dozens of autos carrying visitors from the western district. A large, varied program is set for the Pioneer Resociation gathering. J M Hays has been ill at his daughter Mia Barlin's home.

Poneers Urata Weuton Athesa Pioneers J. M. Hays Mia Prank Barlin

Government Wins Case on Intrastate Rates Across Railroads and Phones

The case involving the Director General of Railroads, Mines and Posts and the Postmaster General Harrison to set intrastate and interstate rates was decided in favor of the government. South Dakota had tried to block a telephone rate change, but the court upheld the director general’s authority to set intrastate rates. The decision aligns with a North Dakota ruling and addresses federal jurisdiction over railroad and wire lines, with focus on telephone rate increases and related investigations.

Cuson Mines Harrison Townlay South Dakota Burlenan North Dakota Dervica Fedeau Feneral

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