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Newspaper

Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1928

Page

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Earhart reflects on Atlantic flight and weather ordeal

Amelia Earhart describes crossing the Atlantic with pilot Charles Stultz. She recalls nights of fog and rain, flying at altitude above the clouds, relying on a magnetic compass after radio trouble, and landing near shore after a 24 hour plus flight. She notes the excitement and pride of being the first woman to fly the Atlantic.

Amelia Earhart Atlantic Associated Press Ireland Stultz America England Wales

Mrs Gillis plans visit to Athens long term

Mrs. J. C. Gillis of Los Angeles, mother of Mrs. Frank Williams and James Woodruff, arrived in Athens Tuesday evening. She will stay with her daughter for a few months and visit friends and relatives.

Gillis J. C. Gillis Los Angeles Frank Williams James Woodruff Huffman Garage Athena

Sacramento trip ends as DePhillip duo depart

Mr. and Mrs. Phil DePhillip left Sunday for their home in Sacramento after ten days with Mrs. Minnie DePeatt. DePeatt accompanied them to Portland where she will then travel to Everett Washington to visit her daughter and family Mrs. Ortis Harris.

Sacramento Phil DePhillip Minnie DePeatt

Seven year old Gagnon girl suffers rib fractures

Lavelle Gagnon the seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Gagnon was injured when a coaster wagon rolled off a porch backward a week ago Sunday breaking two ribs for the occupant.

Lavelle Gagnon Clarence Gagnon

Campfire Lunch Benefit by Wauna Campfire Girls

Wauna Campfire girls sponsor a lunch event Saturday at the Masonic dining room on Main Street. Patrons are invited to attend and support a good cause with tickets available at the door.

Wauna Masonic Main St

Arnold Wood Seeks Re Election In Local School Board

Arnold Wood, outgoing director of Union High School District No. 7, seeks re election with George R. Gerking as opponent. A petition nominating each candidate was filed with the district clerk. Polls open Monday at 2 p.m. at the school house and close at 7 p.m. Eligible voters age 21 plus may cast ballots under supervision of the election officials.

Arnold Wood Union High School District No. 7 George R. Gerking Wood

Athena Falls 9–4 to Weston in Picnic Exhibition

Weston strengthens baseball group and defeats Athena 9 to 4 in a Saturday exhibition. Both clubs show sharp fielding and double plays while Athena collects ten hits led by Bettles Indian twirler. Scoring details include runs in the fourth and sixth frames and late rallies by Hodgen Harris Lienallen.

Weston Athena Joe Bettles Kretzer Hodgen Harden Harris Lienallen Bannister Johnson Minthorn Bettles Graham Snider L. Bannister Kirkpatrick Jackson Elk Liewallen R. Bannister Metanic McPherrin

Wauna Campfire Girls Host Mothers Tea

Wauna Campfire Girls hosted mothers and guests on a Tuesday afternoon on the M. Eager lawn. Miss Florence Craven spoke to the group about the Kiwanis Camp trip planned for July 1 to July 7 at Kiwanis Camp, near Kooskooskie, Mill Creek. Twenty three attendees enjoyed light refreshments after business.

Wauna Florence Craven M. Eager Ethel Montague Leon Miller Retta Potts Roy Cannon B. J. Spencer R. N. Brown Roberta Cannon Wm. Campbell Sheldon Taylor Florance Craven Miss Craven Kiwanis Kooskooskie Mill Creek Miss Cravens

Father Passes Away In Silverton At 83

Mrs. B. D. Taylor and Mrs. Mollie Thomas were summoned Monday to Silverton by the illness of their father, A. E. Smith, who died at 83 as the oldest Masonic member there. The pair returned Friday and said their mother and sister plan to move to Athena soon.

B. D. Taylor Mollie Thomas Silverton A. E. Smith Mr. Smith Taylor Thomas Athena

McEwen Boys Return From Portland Summer Plans

Edwin and Ralph McEwen have returned from Portland where they studied at Washington high school and will stay in the area for the summer. Mrs. McEwen plans to go to Athena in about a month with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Goff of Newberg, who joined a motor trip to California.

McEwen Edwin Ralph McEwen Portland Washington High School

Mountain Ranch Crop Prospects Grimmer This Year

Reports from the mountain district indicate poorer crop prospects than in years past as spring sown grain and potato ground suffer from drought. Unless rains come soon, crops on mountain ranches may fail.

Championship Decision Pending for Athena and Walla Walla Winners

It remains undecided whether Athena will play a championship game against the top team from the Walla Walla Valley League. No official authorization or schedule has been announced by league officials.

Athena

Gail Anderson Weds Genevieve Baker in Walla Walla

Gail V. Anderson of Athena and Genevieve Baker of Walla Walla were married Sunday morning at the Congregational church parsonage in Walla Walla. The couple, both Athena High School graduates class 26, hosted a breakfast for twelve at the bride’s mother's home after the ceremony.

Gail Anderson Athena Genevieve Baker Walla Walla Congregational Church Athena High School Walla Walla Union Effie M. Baker East Rose Gail V. Anderson J. B. Anderson Oregon Theodore K. Volger Anderson Beck and Winans Grocery Spokesman Review Agency

Mrs Read Re-Elected to District 29 Board

At Athena school house on Monday two o clock Mrs Lenna Read was re elected to the board of directors for District 29. Her prior term earned unanimous praise for improving Athena grade schools. For district clerk two candidates were nominated and the ballot gave Clarence Zerba 20 votes and E C Prestbye 3 votes.

Clarence Zerba Mr. Zerba Mr. Prestbye

Bridge Club Hosts Spring Tea and Card Play

The 364 Bridge club gathered at Mrs. Dean Dudley’s home for an afternoon of four tables. Mrs. Glenn Dudley won high score, Mrs. James Liewallen Consolation, and guest Miss Hilda Dickenson claimed the guest prize. Mrs. Sheldon Taylor aided in serving as guests included Mrs. Victor McDonald of Long Beach, Mrs. A. W. Logsdon, Mrs. James Cresswell, Mrs. Penn Harris, Mrs. W. P. Littlejohn, Mrs. Henry Dell.

Bridge Club Dean Dudley Glenn Dudley James Liewallen Hilda Dickenson Sheldon Taylor Victor McDonald Long Beach California A. W. Logsdon James Cresswell Penn Harris W. P. Littlejohn Henry Dell Hilda Diekenson

Picture Stars John Gilbert and Jeanne Eagles at Standard Theatre

John Gilbert and Jeanne Eagles headline Monta Bell’s Metro production Man, Woman and Sin at the Standard Theatre, a drama set in the newspaper world. Sunday night the Duncan sisters perform Topsy and Eva.

John Gilbert Jeanne Eagles Standard Theatre Monta Bell

Surprise Shower for Mrs. Paul Lieuallen Honored by Etude Club

The Etude club sponsored a Thursday afternoon surprise shower at Mrs. Lieuallen’s Adams home. Gifts ices and cakes were shared with guests Mrs. Fred Pinkerton and Miss Hilda Dickenson attending.

Etude Club Paul Lieuallen Lieuallen Adams Fred Pinkerton Hilda Dickenson

Mr and Mrs John Tompkins Celebrate In Wallair

Mr and Mrs John Tompkins spent last week in Wallair enjoying a quiet visit. The couple toured local sites and shared meals with friends, marking a low key but happy trip in the region.

John Tompkins Wallair

Izaak Walton League Representative Visits Athena

J A Cushman, national field representative, visits Athena to survey outdoor conditions and garner local interest. The league has broad endorsements from leading Americans and Coolidge praises its conservation education efforts. Zane Grey argues in Outdoor America for preserving America's outdoors for future generations.

J. A. Cushman Izaak Walton League of America Athena Izaak Walton League Coolidge League Outdoor America The Walton League Zane Grey America

Weston Picnic Leads Umatilla Pioneers Reunion

Despite cool weather the Weston gathering drew attendees for a two day event in Weston. Dances and carnival proceeds financed the picnic. T. L. McBride was re elected president with Roy Ritner as vice president S A Barnes as secretary and P T Harbour as treasurer.

Weston Umatilla County T. L. McBride Roy Ritner S. A. Barnes P. T. Harbour

Adams Wins Big Six Tie Breaker Over Milton-Freewater

Adams defeated Milton Freewater 18 to 8 on the Athena grounds Sunday to break the tie for second place in the Big Six league. Adams led from the start and played a standout game, while Milton-Freewater used three pitchers. The Adams batters hit consistently and the defense excelled throughout the contest.

Adams Milton-Freewater Athena Grounds

Sunday School Picnic at Walla Walla Park

The Baptist Sunday School held a picnic at Walla Walla Park on Wednesday. A fine dinner was enjoyed by many attendees. Several automobiles were needed to transport the picnicers and the youths had a merry day.

Baptist Sunday School Walla Walla Park

Mountain Strawberries Harvested at Wildhorse Mountain Ranch

John Pierce and helpers gather strawberries on Wildhorse Mountain ranch. They expect to market 100 crates of high grade berries intended for canning.

John Pierce

Educational Chats by Dr Arnold B Hall on Preparation for Life

Dr Arnold Bennett Hall of the University of Oregon argues that success requires discipline industry and mastery plus physical health. He urges readers to study plan and think with an open mind and to cultivate sympathy and patriotism as cornerstones of democratic citizenship and national defense.

Arnold Bennett Hall University of Oregon A. B. Hall America

Legion Pool Opening Draws Crowd at City Park

A large crowd attended the opening event at City Park Legion swimming pool on Sunday afternoon. The listed acts by Walla Walla fancy swimmers and stunt divers did not appear. The highlight was a swimming race won by Donald Mc Connell of Walla Walla, with ordinary swimming as the main activity otherwise.

The Legion City Park Walla Walla Donald McConnell

Scout saves girl. man drowns at Lehman Springs pool

William Selby, a 40 year old farmer from Pilot Rock, and Violet Matches, 14, entered a deep pool after Sunday dinner and could not swim. Loren Hensley, 16, a Pendleton Boy Scout, performed esuscitation to revive Matches while Selby drowned.

William Selby Lehman Springs Loren Hensley Pendleton Boy Scout Selby

Rockne Course at Oregon State College Cited by Miller

Pike Miller writes from Corvallis he is enrolled in a seven hour daily athletics course at Oregon State College four hours are taught by Knute Rockne the Notre Dame coach. Mr and Mrs Miller and the boys reside at 142 Kings Road.

Knute Rockne Pike” Miller Corvallis Oregon State College Notre Dame Miller Kings Road

Eagle Delegate Art Jensen Attends Grand Lodge Sessions

Pendleton Erie No. 28 sent Eagle Delegate Art Jensen to the grand lodge sessions in LaGrande. The gathering took place last Thursday through Saturday with participation from regional lodges and delegates.

Eagle Art Jensen Athena Pendleton Erie No Eagles LaGrande

Glass cuts Mrs O Henry cleaning lamp chimney

Mrs O Henry suffered a serious hand wound when a lamp chimney shattered while she cleaned it Wednesday. Dr. Sharp dressed the cut.

Dr. Sharp

Endeavorers to Gather for Social and Program Preview

The Columbia Christian Endeavor Union will join Athena Endeavorers Sunday evening with a 6 30 social hour for all unmarried residents under 30. Hazel Parris will direct entertainment with refreshments, followed by a program featuring singing, devotional, guest groups, light music, and messages by Cecil Olinger and Claude Pevey.

Columbia Christian Endeavor Union Athena Endeavorers Hazel Parris Helix Perry Athena C. E. Pledge Mrs. Ritchey Milton Milton Christian Endeavorers Cecil Olinger Claude Pevey

State College Weekly Farm Market Review

Wheat crops advanced across the northern hemisphere with soft red winter in short supply. Canada 400,000,000 bushels. Italy 257,000,000. Tunis large. hard spring wheat and durum plentiful. red winter crop large. St. Louis No 2 soft red winter at 1.77. rye firm on poor prospects. barley firmer on coast, weaker in east and Europe. flax slightly lower.

Tunis St. Louis Europe

Valley Cherry Crop Estimate From Walla Walla Valley

The Freewater Times reports Walla Walla Valley fruit men expect at least 100 carloads of cherries from the valley this year. Northwest crop totals about 1000 carloads with an average price near ten cents. Local shipping houses confer daily to secure the best returns for the cherry crop.

Freewater Times Walla Walla Valley

Bolin and Hartsfield Tie in Walla Walla Ceremony

W. F. Bolin of Athena and Laura Hartsfield of Cleborne Texas were married in Walla Walla on Monday. The Texas bride was supported by Mrs. W Booher visiting Pendleton. The couple will live at the groom home in Athena.

W. F. Bolin Athena Laura Hartsfield Cleborne Texas Walla Walla W. Booher Pendleton

Miller Closing Out Furniture Store in Athena

N A Miller of Athena announces a closing out sale starting tomorrow at 10 AM to empty the entire stock. He will retain the undertaking department but leave the furniture business completely.

Shoulder Dislocation Near Athena Injures Foreman

Clint Holcomb suffered a left shoulder dislocation when his ear struck the ditch on the road south of Athena Friday forenoon. A Bia ranch foreman arrived shortly after and transported him to Athena where Dr. Sharp treated him.

Clint Holcomb Athena Bia Ranch Mr. Holcomb Dr.Sharp

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. R. Gerking James I. Brown B. L. Moser Finance John M. Rae Harvard Walla Walla, Wash Columbia Union Christian Church State College Weekly Farm Market Review Bolin Hartsfield
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