Pandleton News Notes from the Morning and Afternoon
Umatilla County Fed Crome board meets today traveling auditor Here. Jeth the city today on raiploid business. Wells, Pendleton pioneer, improves health. returns from Camp Jesup sergeant Roy Ogilvy honorable discharge. Wade letter of appreciation from Madame Van Becke Lille France for funds to Claire Van Eecke. Fred Small Franklin agent reports high demand in Pendleton district. Troops will arrive next with 96 men on No. 1. furloughs offered to 20 day marines. Permits granted for sidewalk, dwelling, and sleeping perch. minor alterations. Anglers catch large trout amid high water. Hotel improvements and whipped cream back on menus. Mental test results to be announced. couple receives marriage license. Captain Caldwell may return April 1–15.
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Ifere
Newport Newa
Pendleton
Hermiston Civic and Commercial Clubs Launch Fly Campaign
The Civic Club of Hermiston and the Commercial Club join to start a fly campaign this week as part of a clean-up effort. Hermiston schoolchildren are making fly traps to catch nuisance flies.
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Hermiston
Civic Club of
Commercial Club
Hermiston Echoole
May Get New Deputy Game Warden in Umatilla County
Umatilla county likely to appoint a new deputy game warden to succeed George Tonkin who has been reassigned statewide. With the office vacant, complaints about violations of game laws should be directed to Carl D. Shoemaker, state game warden, at Sth and Oak Streets in Portland Oregon.
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Umatilla County
George Tonkin
Delegates elected to grand lodge from Eureka Lodge No 19
At a meeting Eureka lodge No 19 elected J. Bean Frank Whetstone Charlee Crabtree Manuel Friedley E E Elbert and J D Brown as delegates to grand lodge. Grand lodge meets in Salem May 26 with F Bow man as grand officer. Local lodge plans OFOF 100th anniversary celebration on April 26.
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Grand Lodge
J. & Bean
Frank Whetstone
Charlee Crabtree
Manuel Friedley
E. E
Elbert
J. D. Brown
O. F
Eureka Lodge No
Salem
F. Bowman
Pamilica Served and Gumilles Served Statistics
A Red Groan section of the Red Crow reports 175 Gumilles served during the test month, with 15 Pamilica served. Secretary Misa Virginia Todd notes the increase of over 100 families as returning soldiers seek information on insurance allotments and related matters. The section loaned $376 in financial avitiones.
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Red Groan
Red Crow
Misa Virginia Todd
Misa Todd
Hawaiian troupe at Alla theater and local notices
Community event at the Alla theater on the Pier hosts a Hawaiian troupe with C. Broach chairing the lodge committee and a welcome for Lt Marshall spell. A banquet follows installation of officers. Separate items report the death of tax expert John W Lawlor in Walla Walla and the last of a pack of mountain wolves killed near Montpelier, Idaho. Also noted are changes to Oregon hunting laws and a Pendleton Umatilla motor car display tied to the trophy train schedule.
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C. ©. Broach
Lodge
Hawlians
Marshall Spell
WE. Cozeans
U. & Biological Survey Office
Montpelier
Idaho
Corzens
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Jesup
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Madame van Kbecke
Lille
France
Claire van Eecke
Pranklin
Viel W. Co. Small
Franklin Pautomobbile
Byrouse
Pendleton Apta Company
Jocal Franklin Agente
Small
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Navy
Marine Corp
Griffith
Marines
Jane Street
Paul Perard
J. P. Earl
Umatilla
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Ao Long
Food Administration
Dean Boxwell
Frederick Almo Aldrich
Walla Wath
Ichecula
Emma Taylor
Milton
Captain Caldwell
Lee Caldwell
Pendleton Man
Rainbow Division
Hit Xard
Portland
Pendleton Cash Market, Inc
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Insurance
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Joe Kerley
Chan. E. Heard
Oregon
Cottonwood & Water St
John W. Lawlor
United States Revenue
Walla Walla
Federal
W. D. Chamberlain
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Leon Cohen
Seataken
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Evora
Joan
Ofea
Royal Society
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