Local notes mention concerts, travels, and church events
The Union Republican notes TocaL AEM will host an opening street concert tonight. Freshman Bros. received feast trees. A. P. Hammond of Union leaves for 2% medical college in Chicago. Various residents travel, visit relatives, or attend conferences across La Grande and nearby towns.
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Union
Chicteo
Mia
L. M. Hoyt
Ui Shaines
Seibird
Union Republcan
Local social notes highlight birthday party and society gatherings
The Blue Mountain Athletic association and De Lykela Tretten were entertained by Ray Williams in South La Grande with track talk and games. Eleven high school society leaders joined William Hamilton’s 18th birthday celebration hosted by Mrs. W. R. Hamilton, featuring a stag with 12 guests and a presented stickpin. Other clubs met as Mrs. Moore hosted the 560 club, McCully won, and Mrs Finn hosted the 500 club. Hattie Ferguson’s 11th birthday tea featured games and refreshments with a list of young guests.
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Blue Mountain Athletic Association
de Lykela Tretten
Ray Williams
South la Grande
W. R. Hamilton
William
Willie Hamiliton
Stanley Carpy
Eugene Goode
Joe Willamson
Lowell Willkimoon
Wille Peare
Harry Zurbrick
Virgil Bolton
Joe Ingle
Frank Earls
Waldo Geddes
Chas. Reynolds
Mr. Hamilton
Hattie Ferguson
Fifth
N Streets
Hattie
Miss Belle Ferguson
Dorothy Haward
Constance Brichoux
Louise Henham
Pearl Rosenbaum
Lucia Tilton
Erma Dual
Trandes Til
Steinine Bolton
Avis Venacke
Imogen Orton
Thelma Russell
Lena Roberts
Hattle Fergusson
Couple returns from short visit and wartime forecast
Balrs and Mrs Balrs returned from a brief visit to Union last night. Mrs Charles Gore came back from Summerville where she spent a day with friends. Bellingham March 26 notes a forecast that the next great war will be Russia versus Japan with no U S war, predicting a Rusian Japanese conflict within about two years once Russia bulks up another fleet.
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Palmatier
Baptist Church
Silverthorn's
Mra, Rolen
Mra. Edwards
Baker City
Garrit Oldenberg
George Ruby
Western Union
Goy _Wissler
Observer Mechanical Department
Elgin
Overlaad
J. R. Forrest
Stewart
Wille
Middle West
Frank Conner
Portland
Fair
PB. A. Mosier
N. K
G. Stull
la Grande
Tabernacle
O. P. Pratt
R. M. Hiller
F .P. Hammond
J. A. Dalton
J.D. Hibbert
W. KR. Gekeler
The
Grange
Ontario
Tuesaday
al Andrews
Joe Carr
Ed Walsh
Hot Lake
Andrews
Eavernsen
J. F. Phy
Pronk Bay
Island City
Imbler
Tron
Monsager
N Ickelénn
Bragg
Ruth Bush
Sven Kuhn
Mra Sitfin
Harriet Om Aliyn Barris
Linger T. L. Dunemiere
Anumal Life Insurance Formpany
Oregon
Dalles
Duns- More Hat
Calgary Wheat Wide
Balrs
Union
Charles Gore
Summerville
Bellingham
Russia
Japan
Bob Evans
Expansion May Lurk In Eastern Oregon Rail Plans
The piece discusses possible expansion of rail lines in eastern Oregon aimed at extending toward La Grande and Pendleton. It notes potential competition with ORN and NP routes and references a pending sale at Union and agent Mr. Graham awaiting confirmation before policy announcements.
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Oregon
N. P
la Grande
Central Railway of Oregon
Hunt Grade
Pendleton
Northern Pacific
Grande Ronde Valley
Prin Nthe Whack! Manoretc
Union
Graham
Roberts stars in The House of Bondage at the Steward
Florence Roberts supported by Arthur Forrest Thurlow Bergen and Anne Warrington promotes the new play by Seymour Obermer The House of Bondage at the Steward opening tonight The piece has stirred public talk for its bold medical ethics and love intrigue Also featured are Reagan's Visit with Leota in new Bus ter Brown costumes and Harry Cramer juggling plus the feature Winter Sports in Canada tonight is the last showing
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Florenive Roberts
Arthur Forrest
Thurlow Bergen
Anne Warrington
Miss Roberts
Seymour Obermer
Obermer
Anid
Roberts
John Cort
Reagan
Orton
Leota
Misa Leoota
Buster Brown
Harry Cramer
Canada
Helen Emery Marries In Quiet Seattle Ceremony
The bride Helen Emery marries amid a small city crowd as Archdeacon Gowen officiates at a hurried Seattle ceremony. Aoki accompanies, with the bride’s mother and herself present at the Savoy hotel before the service. The couple leaves for unknown plans, likely staying in Seattle for a time. New York notices also cover the A A U and Thirteenth Regiment Indoor Championship dates now settled.
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Nesses
Aoki
A. Patterson
H. A. Gowen
Savoy Hotel
Gowan
Seattle
Reehea
New York
A. A. UV
Thirteenth Regiment
A. A
Thirteenth
Brooklyn Vermonters to Host Reception Tonight
At the Poveh gallery the annual reception and dinner of the Brooklyn Society of Vermonters will be held this evening with Governor George H. Prouty of Vermont and Mrs Prouty Judge Wendell P Stafford of Washington and George Harvey of Manhattan among the guests.
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Brooklyn
Poveh Gallery
Brooklyn Society of Vermonters
George H. Prouty
Vermont
Semi-Pro Baseball Opener Set in La Grandee Bellpark
The opening game in semi pro circles at La Grandee Bellpark tomorrow features Cove with a county pennant winning lineup and a Grant Lincoln squad of up to 18. McClure may join if reports allow, while Kooser and Gonas Alatott may miss. The match aims to attract fans eager for developing talent ahead of the season.
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Grant Lincoln
Kooser
Gonas" Alatott
McClure
Tkely
Tincoln
Yelows
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Tocal Aem
Band Boys
Herman Selgrist
B. M. Rogers
Stella Shirley
J. D. Gullian
Haines
Idaho
Charles Be, Funk
Enterprise
Hot Lake Sannatorium
Union Stake
Mormon Church
C. N. Walker
G. U. V. Walker
Walker Ie
Gus Binglesdorf
J. F. Baker
George T. Cleaver
Commercial Club
la Grande National Bank
Mr. F
EH. Moora
F. B&b. Moore
G. ¥. McCully
C. A. Finn
Wil Stoddard
Perry
United States
Dr. W. D. McMillan
Denistry
Ea Amusement
Florence Roberts
Helen Emery
Sam
la Grande, Ore
Murchison
Cotner
la Grandee
Bellpark
Cove
L. Smith
College of Medicine
Bureau of Chemistry
Washington
Anti-Corpu
Esthetic Chemical CO
West 125Th Street
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