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Newspaper

Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1926

Page

2

Inland Empire Bank Absorbs Athena State

The Athena State Bank discontinues business and transfers deposits and accounts to Inland Empire Bank of Pendleton Oregon. All deposits including time certificates will merge with Pendleton at end of Oct 23 1926 and checks on Athena will be honored by Pendleton thereafter. Principal stockholders voted to close the Athena bank.

Athena State Bank Inland Empire Bank of Pendleton Inland Empire Bank Athena State Oregon Athena Bank Pendleton Bank Reeder Herr

M E Church Services Schedule

The M E Church holds a Sunday school at 10:00 a m morning worship at 11:00 a m and an evening service at 7 30 p m all are invited to attend the programs.

Dennis Resolution Propels Oregon Tax Debate

The Dennis Resolution pledges no state income tax before 1040 and argues tax pressure harms Oregon’s growth. It urges a Yes on 306 and No on 329 and 335 with a push from the Greater Oregon Association and listed supporters in Portland.

Oregon

Death ends suffering of John H. Phillips

John H. Phillips, aged 67, died October 25 1926 at his Athena home after weeks of cancer. He was born July 19 1859 in Eldorado Springs Missouri and married Sarah Jane Couch in 1885. Survived by wife eight children two sons and three daughters and a brother Isaac. funeral at the Baptist church followed by interment in Athena. He moved to Athena in 1918 and was a 30 year Baptist church member.

John H. Phillips Athena The Baptist Church John Henry Phillips Eldorado Springs Missouri Sarah Jane Couch Mae Harris Kansas City Anna Dennis Wasco California John Phillips Milwaukee Oregon Cecil Kibby Darwin Phillips Isaac Phillips

Walla Walla Fire Chief Casey in Critical Condition

Athena friends report Fire Chief Casey of Walla Walla remains in critical condition after an accidental hunting accident. Amputation of the injured arm at the shoulder occurred and severe post operative complications have developed.

Athena Friends Casey Walla Walla

Earthquake Devastates Leninakan Armenia Hundreds Dead

An Armenian quake destroyed Leninakan and surrounding towns killing more than 40 people and leaving hundreds injured and about 100000 homeless. The disaster devastates the city once known as Alexandropo and plunges Armenia into terror with millions of dollars in destruction.

Leninakan Armenia Alexandropol

Noted Reformist Thomas Mott Osborn Dies on Auburn Street

Thomas Mott Osborn famed prison reformer and former Sing Sing warden collapsed and died in Auburn New York at age 67. Local authorities report he died instantly on the street. His death ends a long career in penology and public service. Osborn was born in 1859 and advocated humane treatment for prisoners. He led reforms at Sing Sing during his tenure. His passing draws tributes from reform groups and former colleagues.

Auburn N.Y Thomas Mott Osborne Sing Sing Osborn

Eastern Oregon Favored For School Referendum

J A Churchill Ashland normal school president argues Oregon relies on distant states for half its new elementary teachers and most eastern counties lack normal school facilities. Monmouth and Ashland normals say only new Eastern Oregon facility can meet demand as Western Oregon cannot expand quickly. Oregon risks higher costs and weaker teaching if referendum fails.

Oregon J. A. Churchill Ashland Normal School Cascades Western Oregon Normal Schools Idaho Washington Monmouth Normal J. S. Landers Churchill Eastern Oregon Normal Ashland

Army Recruiting Resumes in Ninth Corps Area

Original enlistments in the Regular Army for Ninth Corps Area states that recruiting resumed Monday October 11 after a hiatus since September 18. Most vacancies focus on Field Artillery and Engineers at Camp Lewis Washington Cavalry and Field Artillery at Fort Russell Wyoming Infantry at Vancouver Barracks Washington and Fort Douglas Utah.

Regular Army Ninth Corps Pacific Coast States Field Artillery Corps of Engineers Camp Lewis Washington Cavalry and Fort Russell Wyoming Infantry Vancouver Barracks Fort Douglas Utah

Buffalo hunt to cull last herd on Great Salt Lake island

Hunters plan a November hunt for about 200 buffalo on a 30 000 acre island in the Great Salt Lake. Despite claims they are tame the herd is wary and will flee to peaks, as illustrated by a recent drive that took seven hours and only two animals were sighted later. Indians from Fort Hall will guide and assist during the month long hunt.

Great Salt Lake Fort Hall Idaho

American Legion Refuses to Reaffirm World Court Stance

In a national convention the American Legion rejected a resolution to reaffirm its Omaha stance in favor of adhering to the world court. Speakers argued the world court is a political question and that adopting the resolution would violate the Legion constitution barring partisan use. Opponents did not discuss merits.

American Legion Omaha World Court Legion Walla Walla

Party Guests at Miss Emma Ringel Country Home

Miss Emma Ringel entertained many friends at a Saturday evening party at her country home. The event included games and delicious refreshments. Attending were Miss Thelma Schrimpf, Miss Lois Smith, Miss Francis Gannon, Miss Virgie Moore, Miss Erma Ringel, and Messrs Walter Huffman, Wayne Pittman, Harold Kirk, Edwin and Ralph McEwen.

Emma Ringel Thelma Schrimpf Lois Smith Francis Gannon Virgie Moore Erma Ringel Walter Huffman Wayne Pittman Harold Kirk Edwin Ralph McEwen

Noted Athlites: Wilbur Harden Injured in Portland Play

In Portland Oregon sports notes, Wilbur Harden a top lineman from Athena suffered an injury against the Cilft Dwellers and will miss Friday’s game. Harden stands six feet and weighs over 190 pounds.

Eugene Portland Oregon Wilbur Harden Athena

High School Notes From Weston Week In Review

School notes recount activities at Weston including football refereeing by Mr Stolzheise, students visiting Walla Walla and Pendleton, and weekend parties. Pupil awards note second graders Virginia Eager and Teddy Miller achieving 100 in spelling. Athletes and clubs organize basketball plans, with upcoming games against Pilot Rock and a senior boys versus peers game at the high school. A pheasant hunting party yielded fourteen birds.

Mr. Stolzheise MelLoughlin Weston Fordy Cornelison Miss Cornelson Miss Bateman Eugene William Sellars Spokane Evylyn Sellars Lorena Itel Schubert Walla Walla Lenore McNair Francis Cannon Emma Ringel Lois Johnson Roy DeFreece Arthur and Dalberth Taylor Clifford Wood Pendleton Milton-Pendleton Thena Russel Milton Virginia Eager Teddy Miller Hallowe'en Miss Rodman Miss Terry Miss Sellars Christian Church Civic Club Terry Sellars Mr. Miller Arthur Crowley Wayne Pittman Emery Rovers Jack” Murphy Harold Kirk Kirk Place

Film bill includes Miss Nobody with Anna Q Nilsson

Tomorrow night the Standard will present Anna Q Nilsson in First National's photoplay Miss Nobody with Walter Pilgeon. Sunday night shows The View for Cinderella starring Betty Brannan and Tom Moore followed by When the Door Opened scheduled for Wednesday.

The Standard Anna Q. Nilsson First National Walter Pilgeon Cinderalla Betty Brannan Tom Moore

Reception to Teachers in Athena High School Event

The Athena Civic club hosts a Saturday eight o clock reception at the high school to welcome teachers from its schools. A pleasing program with Halloween decorations and games is planned, and club committees urge patrons and friends to attend and greet the teachers.

Athena Civic Club

Etude Club Enjoys Autumn Frolic at Mrs Michener Home

The Etude club met Thursday at Mrs. Lloyd Michener home with hostesses Mrs. Bryce Baker and Mrs. Max Hopper. After a brief business session electing Mrs. Archie McIntyre to membership, a program titled Autumn Frolic followed with C. C. Stephens piano solo Autumn Intermezzo, Sing Along vocal duet by Floyd Pinkerton and Arthur Douglas, Lawrence Pinkerton reading An Autumn Fantasy, and Lorraine Terry solo The Enchanted Glade. Halloween decor and dainty refreshments complemented the event.

Etude Club Lloyd Michener Bryce Baker Max Hopper Archie McIntyre C. C. Stephens Floyd Pinkerton Arthur Douglas Lawrence Pinkerton

Bridge Teas At Francia Lieuallen Home In Adams

Mrs Ravella Lieuallen and Mrs Francis Lieuallen hosted several bridge teas this week at the Francia Lieuallen residence in Adams. Fall flowers including chrysanthemums adorned the rooms and a two course collation followed the card play.

Ravella Lieuallen Francis Lieuallen Francia Lieuallen Adams

Miss Ruth Proebster Weekend Guest At McEwen Home

Miss Ruth Proebster, popular Athena teacher for two years, spent the weekend as a guest at R. B. McEwen’s home. She now heads the music department at Berney School in Walla Walla and is residing with Mrs. Otis Whiteman.

Ruth Proebster R. B. McEwen Miss Proebster Athena Berney School Walla Walla Otis Whiteman

Annual Home Coming At Athena Ends With Return

Miss Mildred Bateman returns to Athena after attending the Oregon Stanford game in Eugene and enjoying other home coming festivities.

Mildred Bateman Athena Eugene

Halloween Dinner Held By Mrs Barrett and Daughters

Mrs H A Barrett and daughters Lucille Beverly and Genevieve hosted a Monday evening dinner at six for Miss Dorothy Rodman Miss Evelyn Sellars and Miss Lorraine Terry. The table featured a quaint old witch centerpiece holding a spooky candle as orange and black baskets with confections were shared.

Bonded relief proposed as Oregon tax cuts praised

A paid political notice argues that passage of the O and C bill brings eight million dollars to 18 Oregon counties and a 26 percent long term tax cut. It urges voters to reelect Senator Robert N. Stanfield to secure continued tax relief, forest land reforms, and legislative chairmanship.

Grant Land Oregon Robert N. Stanfield Stanfield Apps Oregonian Orefon Coolidge Public Lands Committee R. C. Taylor Portland

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. E. Church By Bruce Dennis America Detroit Greater Oregon Assn Elrod Hirsch H. J. Frank Powers J. Yeon R. L. Macleay G. EO Guild J. H. Burgard Uabson Lndecutive Committee Oregon Building Thomas MM. Osborne ARMY Miss Ringel Harden Auan Miss Proebstel
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