Athena Girl Lois McIntyre Attends Queen Mary
Lois McIntyre of Athena appears as an attendant to Queen Mary at the Round-Up this week. Daughter of Alec and Mrs. McIntyre she lived on her father's ranch in Athena then studied at Washington State College Pullman in 1926 and now is a junior at Oregon State University Eugene. She is praised as personable attractive and an accomplished horsewoman representing Athena at Pendleton's Western Classic.
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Athena
Lois McIntyre
Queen Mary
Miss McIntyre
Alec McIntyre
Washington State College
Pullman
State University At
Eugene
Pendleton
Home Team Faces Pilot Rock Warriors In County Football Clash
Athena coach Miller prepares 8 lettermen and 11 reserves for a showdown with Pilot Rock Hi. Green players gain chances as the team aims to be among the county’s best with a strong line and backs. Aviator Aviator Eagle plans arena stunts at Round-Up after Dock performances.
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Pilot Rock Hi
Miller
Athena
Athena Bridge Club Opens Season At Mrs C M Eager
Varicolored fall flowers decked the rooms of Mrs C M Eager as the Athena Bridge Club held its first meeting of the season last Friday afternoon. Three tables played with guests Mrs Marion Hansell and Mrs Bert Logsdon. Mrs H I Watts won high score, Mrs B B Richards took consolation, and Mrs Logsdon received the guest prize. Dainty refreshments followed.
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C. M. Eager
Athena Bridge Club
Marion Hansell
Bert Logsdon
H. I. Watts
B. B. Richards
Logsdon
Serious Accident Injures Weston Residents
A Sunday accident on the Weston highway involved a truck backing into a car driven by Jim Killgore. Killgore sustained a broken collar bone and regained consciousness Tuesday, while Mrs Payant and Miss Florance Ross were badly bruised and shocked. Blame was not determined.
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Weston
Jim Killgore
Stanfield Editor Reports Upturn in Local Growth
Stanfield editor visits T. K. Lessard of Stanfield who runs the West Umatilla News. Lessard notes Stanfield’s upgrade tied to a $640000 irrigation project nearby, with 1000 acres sold since mid July in 10 and 15 acre tracts, and highlights the Mutual Creamery as a local dairy center.
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Stanfield
T. K. Lessard
West
Prominent Authors Visit Athena for Round-Up
Prominent author Sam Thompson and fellow writer Phillip Rollins visited Athena on Monday. Rollins, a New York author, traveled west to attend the Round-Up, an event he has frequented in past years and written about in several notable articles. One of the noted horses is named for Mr. Thompson.
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Sam Thompson
Phillip Rollins
New York
Athena Friends
Rollins
Ens
Bretherton Visits Portland Feature Writer Covers Round-Up
Miss Bretherton of Portland visits Athena and interviews movie people on site. She is a feature writer for the Portland Oregonian and will cover the Round-Up for the American Magazine with an article due soon.
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Miss Bretherton
Vivian Bretherton
Portland
Athena
Portland Oregonian
Picture Coming To Standard Down the River of No Return
Moving picture to be shown at the Standard Theatre starting Wednesday September 26. Described as a film every nature lover should see.
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Standard
High School Notes and Local Activities Across Campus
Ethel Pittman and Dorothy Geissel, 1928 graduates, cataloged library books and checked losses while distributing copies of the high school constitution and yells. Freshman boys, not on the football team, cleaned and lime-washed the field after school with senior involvement aiding swift work. Faculty outings included deer hunting by Mr. Frederick and Mr. Miller, and social visits featured Mr. Meyer's brother, Miss Bateman, Mrs. Rominger, Miss Thorson visiting Standfield, and Mrs. C. T. Woodard traveling from Marshfield to Oklahoma after a Pendleton weekend.
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Ethel Pittman
Dorothy Geissel
Mr. Frederick
Mr. Miller
Lee A. Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Miss Bateman
Pendleton
Mrs. Rominger
Freewater
Miss Thorson
Standfield
C. T. Woodard
Marshfield
Della L. Bryant
Oklahoma
Athena High School Football Outlook Sparks Optimism
The Athena football program, led by coach Pike Miller, shows renewed potential with strong turnout and nightly practice. The team lists players including Emory Rogers, Cecil Pambrun, Wil ford Miller, and others, while a schedule features matches against Pilot Rock, Walla Walla, Weston, Waitsburg, Hermiston, and at various locations.
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Athena High School
Ceach “Pike
Miller
Emory Rogers
Cecil Pambrun
Wilford Miller
John Kirk
Harold Kirk
Eldon Myrick
Ralph McEwen
Edwin McEwen
George Gross
Lee Foster
Oral Michener
Stafford Hansell
Jack Dow
Jack Moore
Arthur Crowley
Lawrence Corlile
Wayne Pinkerton
Wayne Pittman
Roland Wilson
James Wilson
Meyer
Coach Miller
Pilot Rock
Order of the A Meeting elects officers at campus gathering
George Gross was elected president of the Order of the A at a meeting on Wednesday September 12 in room 5 Wilford Miller became vice president Frances Cannon was secretary treasurer Alberta Charlton last year’s vice president called the meeting Nearly every student who earned an A in any sport or activity attended Competition for offices was keen Prospective members from other schools or new winners will have chances to earn letters and gain glory.
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Order of the
George Gross
Wilford Miller
Frances Cannon
Alberta Charlton
Student Body Receives Treasurer Report and Fees Notice
The first student body meeting of the year on September 5 reviewed the treasurer report and student body fees. The fund showed a debt of twenty one dollars and seventy five cents. An Executive Council meeting on September 11 decided not to fix the tennis courts until spring and authorized payment of debts. Weldon Bell was elected football
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Weldon Bell
Magnetic probe aids physicians in removing steel slivers
The article traces magnets from Bell’s humane work to medical uses and describes the new cobalt steel magnet probe developed by Western Electric researchers. It explains how electromagnets and a refined cobalt steel alloy enable a compact instrument with strong pull to extract iron fragments from skin, muscle, and the eye.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Bell System Scientific Laboratories
Seven Seas
Lindbergh
Atlantic
School meeting approves football game plans with Pilot Rock
The executive council, on coach recommendation, met Monday September 17 and authorized the secretary treasurer to print bills and tickets for the football game Friday with Pilot Rock. Freshman initiation questions were gathered and the best will be asked at the Tuesday evening initiation event.
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Executive Council
Pilot Rock
Athena high elects officers for all four classes
The four class meetings at Athena high elected officers. Seniors: Wilford Miller president Edwin McEwen vice president Weldon Bell secretary treasurer. Juniors: John Kirk president Frances Cannon vice president Carl Calvert secretary treasurer. Sophomores: Arthur Crowley president Jack Moore vice president Emery Rogers secretary treasurer. Freshmen: James Wilson president Betty Eager vice president Aileen Myrick secretary treasurer. Initiation set for Tuesday September 18 at 7 30 p.m. at the schoolhouse.
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Athena High School
Wilford Miller
Edwin McEwen
Weldon Bell
John Kirk
Frances Cannon
Carl
Calvert
Arthur Crowley
Jack Moore
Emery Rogers
James Wilson
Betty Eager
Aileen Myrick
Balfour and Co
School Votes to Add New Songs for Friday Assemblies
Students assemble for the first time this year to sing and test the new yell leader. The school votes to buy more popular songs to sing at Friday morning assemblies.
New High School Enrollments From Various Schools
The following students have enrolled in the local high school this year from other schools: Lee Foster Weston Wayne Pinkerton Milton Jack Dow Princeton Maine Kathryn Kidder Pendleton Esther Berlin Walla Walla Lawrence Carlile Hereford Oregon Beatrice Hiteman Loie Hiteman Berkeley California Edwin McEwen Ralph McEwen Portland Harold Kirk Portland.
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Lee Foster
Weston
Wayne Pinkerton
Milton
Jack Dow
Princeton
Maine
Kathryn
Carolyn Kidder
Pendleton
Esther Berlin
Walla Walla
Lawrence Carlile Hereford
Oregon
Beatrice and
Loie Hiteman
Berkeley
California
Edwin and
Ralph McEwen
Portland
Harold Kirk
Record enrollment rises in first and second grades
Thirty pupils are enrolled in the first and second grades this year, the largest turnout in several years. This marks a notable improvement over recent enrollments and suggests growing participation in early education programs.
Hogo Named Secretary of State in Oregon
Hal E. Hoss of Oregon City will be appointed by Governor Patterson to fill the unexpired term of Sam A. Kozer as secretary of state. Hoss, the Republican nominee, will serve by appointment until January 7, 1929, following Kozer’s resignation to become director of the state budget.
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Hal E. Hoss
Oregon City
I. L. Patterson
Sam A. Kozer
Hoss
Kozer
H. H. Corey
Tom B. Handley
Hoss and Kozer named to Oregon state posts
Mr Hoss will continue as secretary of state running under Governor Patterson while Mr Kozer transfers from the budget director role. Kozer brings deep knowledge of state finances from long service with Oregon departments. The Hoss family has moved to Salem and settled in the Fairmont hill district.
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Kozer
Patterson
Commonwealth
Oregon
Hoss
Salem
Fairmont Hill
Mystery Club resumes meetings at Goldie Miller home
The Mystery Club resumed meetings at Goldie Millers home on Wednesday night September 12. Eama Hiteman who was elected Sec and Treas will be away for some time, so Goldie Miller appointed to fill in. Three new member names were filed and will be voted on at the next meeting.
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Mystery Club
S. D. Or
Goldie Miller
Eama Hiteman
Trena
Jone Sth
Rodeo Directors Visit Ellensburg Area From Washington
Mr. and Mrs. A F Bchalix with Mr M C Remelin private secretary came from Ellensburg Washington to Ath ena visiting Koepke ranch south of Ath ena. Both directors of the Ellensburg Rodeo report a successful show with world champion performers and record crowds.
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A. F. Bchalix
M. C. Remelin
Ellensburg
Washington
Koepke Ranch
Athena
Schultz
Remelin
Camp Fire Girls Plan Hike and Candy Sale Funds
Camp Fire Girls met Monday at the Hiteman home. They planned a hike for next week and reported candy sale proceeds of 85 cents to be added to the group’s fund for current expenses.
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Tanenka
Moday
Hiteman
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Leota Coates
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Carl Calvert
Codll Pambrun
Loie Montgomery
John Kirk Entertainment
Virgie Moore
Helen Foster
Beatrice Hiteman
Ee Eae Thelma Schrimp
Miss Mildred, Bateman
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