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Newspaper

Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1914

Page

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Death of Louis LaBrashe near Canyon from exhaustion

A demented hunter named Louis LaBrashe wandered from camp near Canyon and was found dead in a creek by four men and others. the body showed signs of struggle and exposure. Ferguson and Pierce led the search. LaBrashe had long suffered from drink and mental instability. The funeral is set for 2 pm in Athens, with LaBrashe remembered as an early Northwest pioneer and rancher. The article also notes a Walla Walla Fourth of July celebration and praises the Athens band under Prof. Gordon.

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Oldest City on Earth Damascus Inspires World Peoples

COSMOPOLITAN DAMASCUS The Oldest City on Earth told with reverent tone as readers learn of Damascus historic continuity. It contrasts ancient empires while listing diverse crowds and bustling streets. Slices of antiquity mix with scattered quips from travel writing and a curious excerpt about a 1700 wedding mystery.

Death of Mrs. E. R. Cox in Athena at 67

Mrs. E R Cox wife of ER Cox died at her home on Wednesday May 27 in Athena, aged 67. The funeral was conducted yesterday by Roules Coloney of the Episcopal church. Her body was taken to the cemetery by Dolph Lodge AF&AM McKeon Chapter CE 8 and many friends attended. She leaves her husband H Cox, who did not attend due to ill health, two sisters and a brother in Port Town. she was active in Athena social life and a prominent worker in the women’s federation of clubs.

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Caledonian Festival Picnic Ends In Lively Street Parade

A bustling Caledonian picnic episode drew large crowds for games sports a concert and a street parade. Despite a Friday disruption the day featured athletic events on Mali Street won by Athona and Poudiston with strong performances by McDonald Wilson Hinges Coleman and the Portland dancers. Crowds enjoyed a night concert at the opera house and a colorful street pageant on Mein Street with confetti and voice-making acts. Lights decorations were provided by Pendleton 160 Kongdap Association and Jack Winowat with help from George Mahar.

Guy Murk Wrildas Atheouie Poodie Seobude Athron Raon Peuth Ron Wagner Harte Harte, the In Hatte, From Walla Walla Opera House Euring McDonald Wilson Mr. Hinges Jock Coleman Portland Douvers Bingville Steryoun

Double Portion of Sorrow Hits White Family in Vancouver

M S White dies at 80 in Vancouver Washington after months of ill health. Dolly White dies from injuries after auto wreck near Walla Walla while returning from a dance outing with friends from Pendleton. The family, longtime Athena settlers on Plow Creek, mourns a pioneer father and a daughter lost to tragedy.

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Pioneer Picnic Hosts Dr Smith and Dr Withycombe Reunion

The article mentions a Pioneer Picnic at Nost Beid day where Dr. Smith and Dr. Withycombe, Democratic and Republican gubernatorial candidates, are invited. Citizens of Athens and surrounding area provide hospitality and prepare addresses for the event.

Pia Frianda Joe Weaton Athens Smith Withycombé Addruenia

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