Over The Hill Event and Local Outing in Weston
Weston's social scene featured a Pendleton Commercial club luncheon with E. M. Smith Nelson H. Jones A Barnes L B Davis and F G Lucas attending. Brief addresses were given by Barnes Jones and Smith. Mrs J E Stanfield's cancer treatment in Oregon City offered hopeful news. A Weston caravan will join a wider motor tour to Eugene for the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge May 22 26.
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Weston
Pendleton Commercial Club
E. M. Smith
Nelson H. Jones
A. Barnes
L. B. Davis
F. G. Lucas
Messrs. Barnes
Jones
Smith
J. E. Stanfield
Oregon City
Newton O'Hare
Mia
Albert Otlarta
M. W. Pedersen
Walla Walla Valley
Walla Walla
Umatilla County
Eugene
Grand Lodge of Odd
Local delegates named and Weston Triumphs in Baseball
A. Barnes and J. A. King will be joined by Jack Calder as the third delegate from the local lode. The Rebekah delegates elect are Mrs A A King and Mrs J B Stanfield. Weston defeated Umapine 11 to 8 on Umapine grounds with a ninth inning rally led by McPherrin. Kreter Beamer Fuson O Farra and Lienal Hall had two and three base hits while Simpson and Payant pitched for Weston. Next, the locals host Pilot Rock Sunday at 2 40 p m. J L York plowed 176 acres in 19 days with a three bottom gang and 12 horses. Levi O Harra has returned from hospital and is improving. Williamette valley fleece prices remain weak as buyers prefer mountain stock and local organizational ties limit market offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barnes
J. A. King
Jack Calder
Rebekah
Aa. King
J. B. Stanfield
Weston
Umapine
Fason
Bunch
McPherrin
Kreter
Beamer
Fuson
O'Farra
Lienal[en
Hall
Simpson
Payant
Pilot Rock
J. L. York
Levi O'Harra
Walla Walla Hospital
Frost damage hits Walla Walla Valley fruit crops
Frost devastated crops across the Walla Walla valley with apples, prunes, cherries and early vegetables badly struck. Estimates vary: apples about 20 percent killed, prunes and cherries near total loss, strawberries and tomatoes damaged. Some trees escaped. crews used smudging to save blooms. 7000 gallons of crude oil burned. Temperature ranged from 19 to 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla Valley
John W. Langdon
Baker-Langdon Orchard
Walla Walla
Langdon
B. Aukr
Harold Lamb
Lamb Fruit Company
Milton
John Wiley
State Line
Weather Bureau
Wool Extends Price Rally in Small Lot Sales
Wool sales continue at interior points with extreme prices and limited fleece stocks. Most big lots are gone while 80 to 380 9 pound trades persist and finer clips fetch 34 to 35 cents per pound. Thirty cents marks the lower end for average fleece in this market.
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L. L. Mann
Williamtotte Valley
Williamette Valley
East End
R. J. Kitchen
BR. J. Kitchen
la Grande
Oregon
Union
Umatilla
Morrow
Iis
Union County
C. R. Eberhard
Senate
Ways and Means
Kitchen
Eberhard
Pture
Luuwet
Certair
Citias
Supreme Cour
Laassataoe County
Dutey and Wood ‘Demindion Veticion
Mante Beaty Horplta
State Hospital
Tach
Iret
Laventoe
Pacific Northwest
Ing School
University of Oran Medien
Universit Oregon Millay
Brerhard
Rishi Nokapa
Duenier
Pahital
Feta Aro Wa
Portland
Spisteede Senate
House of Ey
Npeorat
Hanks
Edwards
Farrell
Ares
Nickleaen
Patternon Porinton
Belt
Dennis
Ellis
Oberon
Mith
Steager
Mya
Mer
Labover
2Th
Senator Club
Herman H. DeHart
C. K. Cranston
Pendleton
Cranston
Guy Cronk
Attorneys-At-Law
Main Street
Achona, Oregon
P. Sharp
Third Street
Athena
Cox Investment Company
TL Smita
Athena Bakery
LC. Bevens
French Optometrists
B. Main St
Walla Walla, Wash
Brownie
Lord Baltimore
McFadden’s Pharmacy
the Athena Home Laundry
G. W. Finch
Athena Home
Standard Theatre
Seaton
A. W. Logsdon
Athena Barber Shop
Amos O'Dell
Preston-Shaffer Milling Co
Athens
Northwest
Merchant Millers & Grain Buyers
Waitsburg, Wash
The
First National Bank & Athena
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