First Inland Bank executive named in Pendleton move
The selection of F. S. LeGrow cashier of the First National Bank of Athena to executive vice president of the new First Inland National Bank of Pendleton is hailed as recognition of his financial prowess. LeGrow will remain in Athena and run the local bank on conservative lines. the Athena bank remains independent of the Pendleton merger.
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Weds and Wardrobe Turnof Fashion Shape 1930s Matrimony
A Tribune survey contrasts wedding trends across cities with October wedding forecasts and rising jewelry demand. Eastern and New York reports show lower overall wedding activity yet Cigar, Jewelry, and florists note brisk sales while Portland magazines project a wedding surge. Experts cite revival of Mid Victorian cakes and simpler gold bands, amid widespread fashion influence on nuptials.
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Notice to Creditors in Estate of Mary E Michael
In the County Court of Oregon Umatilla County Charles A Michael appointed administrator of the estate of Mary E Michael deceased and has qualified All persons with claims against the estate must present them with vouchers to the administrator at Peterson and Lewis attorneys for administrator Inland Empire Bank Building Pendleton Oregon within six months from October 9 1931 the first publication date
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Athena High Plans County Track Meet Next Spring
Professor Case outlines efforts to attract county schools to a large track meet in Athena next spring. The town also elects B. B. Richards director, holds evangelistic services with Rev. A. A. Doak, and reports on hunts, local option enforcement talks, and community changes.
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Drilling Halted At 790 Feet For Shale Control
The big drill stopped at 790 feet on the artesian well due to shale. Drilling will resume once casing is placed to control the shale. Water flow remains as before and the condition of the worker is unchanged despite the affliction.
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