Local residents noted in weekly press paragraphs
Mrs Lloyd Michener served as librarian on Wednesday. Bernice Blynn of Helix visited her cousin Jean Zerba. L McFadden bought a new Victory Six Dodge coach. Mrs Charles Norris visited relatives in Rosalia Washington. H A Barrett home undergoing interior decorating this week. Layena Marcus of Pendleton spent Sunday with A M Johnson. Mrs Clarence Zerba stayed in Portland with her mother. J N Scott and wife of Pendleton visited Athena Thursday. Mrs W J Kirk visited the Michener home Wednesday and Thursday. Verne Dudley and Day ton visitors Sunday at the Dudley home. Mr and Mrs W P Littlejohn departed for a monthlong California trip. Adair and sister Mrs Matilda Gray went to Idaho for a few days. Victor Hirsch and daughter Patty were Athena visitors. Minnie Willaby returned from Condon. Mr and Mrs Chas Smith and Mrs R B McEwen dined at O O Stephens home. Minnie DePeatt, ill with bronchitis, is well enough to go out. Dudley Rogers visited from Washtucna for the weekend. Mrs E M Bollinger left for Central City Nebraska to visit daughter. California arrived to spend weeks with son A L Jenkins. E C Prestleye left for Kalispell Montana for about ten days. Lew McNair left for Kentucky after his daughter Lenore’s bereavement. Lois Gornall of Pendleton plans to study music in Paris later this month. J F Kershaw, Barbara Willaby, Winnie Willaby, KF B Boyd and M M Johns attended Mrs Geo Clare’s funeral in Pendleton.
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Lloyd Michener
Bernice Blynn
Helix
Jean Zerba
L. McFadden
Victory
Dodge
Charles Norris
Rosalia
Wash
H. A. Barrett
Layena Marcus
Pendleton
A. M. Johnson
Clarence Zerba
Portland
W. J. Kirk
Verne Dudley
Dayton
Be, A
Glenn Dudley
W. P. Littlejohn
California
Dwar Adair
Matilda Gray
Idaho
Victor Hirsch
Patty
Athena
Minnie Willaby
Condon
Chas Smith
R. B. McEwen
O. O. Stephens
Minnie DePeatt
Dudley Rogers
Washtucna
I. C. Rogers
E. M. Bollinger
Central City
Neb
F. K. Williams
A. L. Jenkins
E. C. Prestleye
Kalispel
Montana
Lew McNair
Iast
Kentucky
Lenore
Lois Gornall
Paris
J. F. Kershaw
Barbara Willaby
Winnie Willaby
KF. B. Boyd
M. M. Johns
Geo. Clare
Frank Williams
San Francisco
Christian Church
Perry
Chas. H. Smith
Armond DeMerritt
Walla Walla
DeMerritts
Henry Dell
Bingham
O. C. Stephens
Marion Hansell
Steve
Marion
Amos O'Dell
R. A. Duffield
Mr. O'Dell
A. A. Foss
Freewater
Mr. Littlejohn
Sacramento
Chas
Betts
Kohler
Bollinger
Salem
Reeve Betts
A. Barnes
Weston
F. B. Boyd
J. R. Barnes
Art Grover
Umatilla
Louise Porter
Milton
Rominger
R. A. Thompson
Porter
D. T. Stone
B. B. Richards
Laura Elizabeth Woodward
C. L. Woodward
Arthur Douglas
David Stone
C. C. Stephens
W. L. Rayborn
Rayborn
Lawrence Pinkerton
Jewel
Lyle Gray
Edgar Adair
D. A. Pinkerton
McKay Dam
C. L. McFadden
A. W. Logsdon
James Gresswell
Penn Harris
Paul Lieuallen
A. W. Douglas
Memorial Hall Board
H. I. Watts
Jensen
Chas. Smith
M. W. Hansell
F. L. Zerba
Frank Ames
J. I. Kershaw
M. Watts
F. S. Jeret
B. Richandt
C. Eager
Richard Thompson
I. B. Boyd
W. Hansell
E. J. Burchill
Columbine
Iris
Proebstel Named for Re-nomination as District Attorney
The Weston Leader profiles C. C. Proebstel republican candidate for re nomination as district attorney. A veteran of four years in office he is praised for court reforms, efficient fraud and crime work, and a strong record in convictions and public service. Proebstel is a Weston native, ex service man, married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
C. C. Proebstel
Sroebstel
Iate
Gilbert W. Phelps
James Alger Fee
Proebster
Tie
Court House
Frederick Steiner
Supreme Court
Umatilla County
Secrea Ohl
G. W. Proebster
Athena Social Roundup Includes Visits and Recitals
Athena area residents host and attend gatherings from Portland to Walla Walla. Notable items include Rev Bollinger’s Portland departure for San Francisco, a surprise party for Rev Perry, ceremonies and picnics at local high schools, bridge luncheons, and a recital by Miss Laura Elizabeth Woodward in Walla Walla with Athena guests.
General Motors Growth and Public Service Principles
General Motors organized as a family of strong companies serving the public. The public approved this principle. From 1924 to 1926 GM’s market share rose from one sixth to one quarter. Great Research Laboratories pursue betterment and a 1245 acre Proving Ground tests designs before sale. Each year GM advances quality performance and beauty with no price increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneral Motors
General Motors
General Motors Cars Offer Value Across Price Classes
The General Motors coupon promotes passenger cars and trucks with 86 models priced from 495 to 5500 dollars. All closed bodies are by Fisher and vehicles feature four wheel brakes and long life. Dealers nationwide back strong service. A Proving Ground tests and a time payment plan are highlighted along with a new booklet titled Principles & Policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Fisher
Great Proving Ground
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S.E. Notson
Congress
S. E. Notson
Umatilla Rapids
Northwest
Nation-for-Congress Club
Spencer Crawford
Heppner
Oregon
Hal Hoss
Republican
Secretary of
Italin Business
Patterson Sect
State Parole Board
Hoss
Oregon Water
Alene Phillips
Secy
Oregon City
Dept. A
Detroit, Mich
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Oakland
BUICK
Frigidaire Astomasic Refrigerator
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