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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1918
Page
13
A ragged social column notes Mr Joe Alla undergoing an appendectomy at Verdon Windfond Fleck, Mrs Dirndy hosting at 177 West Alta, Miss Helen John e in La Grande weekend, and a Kamelia Kinch party in Tengen Court. County Library concert and parish events at the Church of the Redeemer are listed with guests and attendees.
The article details a morning visit and reception at a Quartern home with Mrs. Robinson and others, a Methodist Sunday School Hoover banquet with Grace Cin as captain, and various Pendleton residents traveling or visiting. It notes Rev and Mr Aly Fred Lockwood hosting, Mrs Lina Starret Ble Anelon hospitality, and numerous locals including Mrs George La Fountaine, Sergeant La Fountaine, and Anne Turley. It also mentions Claude Sloan at St George, Allen Thomson from Echo, Otto McCarty visiting, and Nash automobile demonstrations by E Levander in Pendleton.
April 6 report notes American forces moving in Picardy as the war entry anniversary passes. Activities limited by military censorship, with lines of advance in Meuse regions and Megrdy sectors on the right bank. Units in Cholet and Wood areas reportedly held by Americans amid ongoing patrols and reconnaissance.
Washington April 6. Reports indicate twenty five towns have fulfilled their quotas early. Treasury officials note confidence lines arriving and signals improving as funds and support move toward the public budget.
Page 1 summary notes a community sing with selections like The Star Spangled Banner and Battle Hymn of the Republic, led by W J Thiripeim as Liberty Loan drive enmity chairman. It reports German forces preparing for a major action at Amiens and predicts possible attacks elsewhere as French and American units mobilize.
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