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Newspaper

Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1919

Page

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Lawson Booker Young Athlete Dies After Long Illness

Lawson Booker died at his parents home in Athena Oregon after a two year battle with sarcoma and a knee injury from basketball. Funeral services were held at the Christian church with Pastor B B Horton and pallbearers from Athena and nearby towns. He was born in Athena April 1 1890 and died May 40 1910 at age 20 after recovering from Portland surgery and returning to school before illness returned. he leaves his parents and sister Marjorie Jean. Lawson was active in athletics and well known in educational circles across Oregon and eastern Washington.

Lawson Booker Samuel Booker Athena Chrisian B. B. Bor~ton Lawrance Tharp Harold McIntyre Elmer ‘Tucker Wenton Pav Lieuallen Adama Emery Worthington Fendleton Don Wilke Helix Athena Fi Wchool Gymnasium Lannon Portland Lez Wostan Tle B. B. Micharda Orejon Marjorie Jean Oregon Washington Lawson BB. Richards Riards

Card of Thanks to all who offered sympathy

We express deep appreciation and gratitude to all who kindly assisted us and extended help during the illness and bereavement of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Booher and extended sympathy in this sad time.

Soldier Letter Describes 3rd Army Corps Europe Tour

A German dated letter from Niedermendig describes a new regiment formed from 3rd Army Corps units to tour England with exhibitions in riflery and drill. The 88th Regiment will provide 125 men. plans call for France Belgium and then the U S. Drill continues through May 14 then Coblenz for regrouping and a June 16 departure for England. The writer hopes to see much of Europe and anticipates home for Thanksgiving if events permit.

Niedermendig Germany Tie Mother 3Rd Army Corps England 88Th Greypleaf Harry Keller Augusta

Certificates of Attendance Awarded at Athena Schools

The Athena Schools issued certificates for perfect attendance to numerous pupils including Thelma Russell Je Anderson Lorena Schubert Dor i Elizabeth Stale Doria Schumtel Lucille Smith Helen Down irik Velie Schubert Lela Schubert Arete st aasy Roiebt and others. The report also notes five year awards for several students and mentions upcoming year-end festivities. In agricultural news the Leader states Weyton potatoes in Weston country have nearly finished disposal with about four thousand sacks remaining. Andy T Barnett produce buyer for Weston Mercantile Co took on 4000 sacks this week from C M Schneider and Tom Booher at a price per ton. Spring shipments are expected soon.

Athena Prio Thelma Russell Je Anderson Lorena Schubert Dori Elieabeth Stale Doria Schumtel Lucille Smith Helen Downirik Velie Schubert Lela Schubert Arete St Aasy Roiebt II Anderaon Dean Ba Mol Anderles Lutein Dell Elen Rie Myrtle Dowadng Wexton Saya Andy T. Barnett Weaton Mercantile Go C. M. Schneider Tom Booher

Weather Brings Brighter Prospects for Grain Yield

For the past week ideal growing conditions supported grain, with adequate moisture and warm days aiding wheat prospects this year. Some areas reported frost damage, though full extent remains undetermined.

Vivo In Franché breaks record for Jersey cows at Marton

Oregon notes report a Jersey cow Vivo In Franché owned by Pickard Brom of Marton broke the world record for butterfat among Jersey cows and may have set the senior four year old breed record. The unofficial figure around ten pounds butterfat is cited.

Vivo Pickard Brom Marton Tsw Roneburg Douglas County Antern Pointe Oregon Upton Oregon Arrigation Congress Oregon Irrigation Congrene Portland

Fragmentary Walla Walla Report Mentions Desert Sands Event

The damaged text notes a Walla Walla listing from Wednesday night and mentions a Wells event with a 66 vacancy and a Pendleton activity. Names and full details are unclear due to OCR issues.

Walla Walla Patie Walla Wells Pendleton

School District 47 Maypole Celebration Highlights Community

A district 47 school near Westen ay hosted a May day program on May 21 at noon with about 32 patrons attending. Students presented songs and dances led by Lois Porter while decorative flowers a large American flag and may baskets brightened the porch of the schoolhouse. Miss Porter received a gift from patrons and plans to attend college next year.

Westenay Thnd Jon. N Misa Lois Porter Mike Porter Scott Minn Porter Miss Porter Charlotte George Grove Maribelle Elizabeth Clark Walter Margaret and Faulton Scott Merle Beatrice Dickenson Jenie Dudley Maypole

Miss Burton Presents Glass in Musical Recital

Yesterday in the Christian church auditorium Miss Hage Burton presented a pupil recital attended by mothers and grandmothers. After the program, guests were invited to Burton's home for tea and social hour. The event featured a lengthy piano recital with pieces by various students and guests, including Dororthy Herlin and Elizabeth Steele.

Miss Burton Glass Ftn Cheiitian Church Hage Burton Banar Mian Horton Penguin Burton Mra Guy Cronk Melody P. Jonna & Recreation Brudy Lois Melmigra Meadow Bent Behottitehe Dorothy Herlin May Dusansae Vna Elizabeh Stele

Teachers on vacation period across local district names

Teachers at the Athena school go on summer break. Superintendent Hall and the Bip family will vacation at a ranch in Wallowa county. Mr and Mrs Gribble plan stays in Audubon, Iowa, and Mine Rubensen, Min Grant and others will be at home in Port and Mr Hobbs will stay at his home in Feeewn.

Athena Wchool Bip Family Thhe Ranch Wallowa County Mes. Gribble Audubon Towa Miue Rubensen Mins Grant Porth Hobbs Bio Home Feeewn

Watts and Rogers sell Weston hardware store

Watts and Rogers sell Weston hardware store. Waths and Rojare, hardware and Ten plement dostera, five sold their tack and buries at Weston to W Shokang Hiei and will retire from commercial partyhs in that town. He will move his family and give this un divided situation to the Groplement busine here.

Waths & Rojare Weston Nee C. A. Barrett Core Pony Robert Proudft Alo Wanton Proudiit Fem Wepton Ike Capnella Athens

Dick Winship Homecoming After France Service

Dick Winship arrived in Allona this morning from Cinp Lewis by way of Walla Walla, on the 7:46 train. His homecoming brings joy to friends as his mother notes his recovery from illness and his readiness to walk after experiences in the Argonne and other battles in France.

Dick Winship Allona Cinp Lewis Walla Walle Homer Hy Wep Co. Gantry Tith France Argonne Pital

Bright Financial Outlook For McBride On Lift Farm

The text outlines a speculative plan involving Harry McBride and a complex scheme to move funds. It mentions sending hundreds of dollars and borrowing amounts including twelve thousand, with references to a clock and a portmanteau as part of the arrangement.

Harry McBride Tom Bo'll McBride Generoun

Homeward bound troops readied for retirement amid army move

Report from Portland dated May 21 notes artillery actions and troop movements as the Army of Occupation in Germany prepares for homeward redeployment. The dispatch mentions several Athens area soldiers including D. 144th and A. batteries, with some listed as hospitalized or awaiting retirement.

Athena Erlend Germany Pendleton Tribune Portland Witon Sud Pation Athens George Winghip Sim Stary Harry Maller George Wielte Baying

Burke and Son Sell Land and Garage Business

Changea O Burke and Son have paid the land and arranged for a Ford agoney retirement from the garage. Victor Burke plans to move to the Palouse country. New owners are Attican men including Mr. Davidson. The Wenronduction garage on Main faces changes with Mr Hawartty and Windhip tied to the firm. Lou Hodgens moved his family from Umapinn to the west of town for the aubinier.

Burke & Son Ford Victor Burke Palouse Davidson Navarnl Hawartty Windhip Fom-Winekip Hardware Company Lou Hodgena Bay Umapinn Aubinier

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