Pendleton notes many local events and shifts
Pendleton editor Mary Johne retires as English teacher. Mrs. R. I. Kanter to fill the post. Easter lilies are plentiful unlike last year. Illness delays shipment of Rev Mushee’s body to Texas. Service at Pastime Theatre on Good Friday to be led by Rev MacCallum with music and church sponsorship. County conference by the New World movement to meet in Weaton, with events in Worton. Red Cross nursing meeting postponed. May 1 nurse report. Lodge officers to be installed by Pendleton Elks. Mrs Millie K. R. Trumbell to speak on child labor law at Christian Church April 5. Two drunks face fines. Van Orsdail bankruptcy meeting held. Dicksons move to new home. Coffee Week active with local promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacCallum
Guy Matlock
Wil
Wiite
Pandleton Lodge of Elke
Charles C. Winter
Het
L. D. Drake
Millie KR. Trumbell
State of Oregon Board of Inspectors of Child Labor
Pendleton
Portland
Parent Teacher Associations of
Christian Church
Oregon
Posters Advertise Church Benefit Dinner in Pendleton
Posters on display promote a Church of the Redeemer benefit dinner to be held Monday at the Wyrick home on Jackson Street. Miss Sabra Nason designed the posters and the church promises all you can eat for the dinner price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Wyrick
Jackson Street
Pendleton
Sabra Nason
Former Pendleton boy charged with obtaining money by false pretenses
Toy in Trouttle, Gordon Nelson, arrested here a month ago for obtaining money by false pretenses, had prior arrest in Mortland for forgery. Released here after mother reimbursed defalcations. Precipitation 0.4 inches. snow total 0.43 inches. Major Leo Moorhouse reports moist snow, melting as falls, mountains snowing hard. Temperatures ranged from 23 to 40 with barometer at 28.45 rising slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy
Trouttle
Porthamd
Gordon Nelson
Pendleton
Mortland
Sheriffa Office
Wan
Leo Moorhouse
Enow
Snowy Weather Brings Relief to Local Farmers
Snowfall from today brings moisture to the ground and moderates temperatures after harsh winds. Some fear the cold may have killed off weaker wheat while others doubt the extent of damage, noting mixed reports about crop resilience.
Labor party rise forecast in United States
Sacramento April 1 An American labor party is sure to rise from present political conditions says Professor BE Salt of Columbia University Salt forecasts the party will seize power similar to Britain's labor party and unite Republicans and Democrats into one party
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
BE. M. Salt
Columbia University
Salt
Ruhr Rebels Refuse To Lay Down Arms
Paris reports from Berlin that the German Ruhr rebels have refused General Von Watters ultimatum to surrender arms and disband their soviet. Independent socialists in Berlin have issued an ultimatum to the government demanding the removal of Von Watters, who commands the government forces now in the field against the rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Elem
Berlin
Ruhr
von Watters
Advicer
von Watter
Roa
Heir to Millions Stuns Chicago Infant Inheritance
Little Rosemary Baur of Chicago is heir to two thirds of the late Jacob Baur’s estate at the Liggurd Carbonic Co. She owns 742 shares claimed to be worth 1,390,000 dollars. The article notes her young age and the surprise windfall ahead of her soda era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oda
Rosemary Baur
Jacob Baur
Liggurd Carbonic Co
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Litirietor Es
Mary Johne
Pendleton High School
Rf. I. Kanter
BW Forshaw
Jocal Florist
Tilford Busbee
FR. W. Turbos
Mushee
Texas
Hurbes
Umatilla
New World Movement
Weaton
Worton
J. J. Toknor
Adama
Fev
Kk. FP
Umatilla County
John Doe
Iain O'Connor
O'Conner
van Orsdail
W.H. van Orsdail
Thomas Fin Gerald
Adrian Ingleman
Lone
Wos
Tristee
United States
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
Toor
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Joe Kerley
Oregoneumber
Labor Party
U. S
John New
Irene
Jersey
Heather
Eton
Soisette
Ing
Soicette
DE Bevoise Brassieres
de Bevoise
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