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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1918
Page
9
Classified note offers shopping or knitting bags in black makre with patent leather and satin finishes. Includes matching money purse. Prices range from 3.50 to 5.00, with War Savings Stamp sets 3.75 to 5.25.
Mothers who take pride in their sons appearance should inspect these new spring boys suits. Available in single and double breasted styles with two or three button fronts, belts around or half way, close fitting waists, knickerbocker trousers, and rich fabrics in various colors and patterns.
Boston April 4 Whale meat fried in butter was served today to 50 wholesale fish dealers who obtained the first Vancouver rail shipment. All said it was first rate. A carload for the mainland would arrive about April 22 and would retail at 25 to 20 cents per pound.
Johnson Barnhart writes from Fort Tilden New York detailing life at the Naval Air Station. He describes daily flights and scouting, a near miss when an airplane fell, and his plans to visit home if allowed. He mentions reading The Oregonian and sending money, plus news of a sick baby in Wapato Washington and personal updates with friends and family.
Washington reports April 1 that the president aims to encourage Russia as American officials confer with Chicago authoritie and others about strategy. The president and aides anticipate Russia may pivot toward decisive action, with Crane predicting Russia could ultimately topple Germany despite current chaos.
East Oregonian notes many local movements with residents visiting Pendleton and Athena. Milestones include a new baby for Roy Minnick, while several families like Bonifer Hager and Thompson attend events and return from travels. A Red Cross event is planned at the schoolhouse with details to follow in Gibbon.
East Oregonian special correspondent reports Helix High School record details with local names Nellie Craw Catherine Stanton and Myre Stanton. Moves to Walla Walla and Pendleton residents visit, while residents support the Rood cause and school affairs.
Ambulance trains ferry wounded German soldiers from Liege Namur to hospitals in Belgium and France en route to the Telemmageh front. Many wounded are detained at Namur as northern France hospitals lack sufficient accommodations for the flow of casualties.
Youth groups meet for Bible study and preaching at 7 50 with Judge Lowell speaking. Morning sermons titled At Base In Zion and The Great and Priceless Promised. Evening service hour shifted to 8 00. Choir anthem I Will Sing Unto the Lord and The Perfect Refuge. solo The Lord Is My Shepherd.
Christien Science and Bar-Vites Sunday services at 1 a.m. and 10 a.m. Wednesday evening service at 2 p.m. Reading room at the church to open daily except Sunday from 1:90 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Rev Alfred Lockwood rector of the Holy Communion parish will lead a patriotic service at Liberty Lawn Drive. George Hartman and Mrs Nory are to deliver the address as part of the eventing service attended by JA.
Morning service at 11. Morning subject The Chen's Challenge. Evening service at 7. Evening subject The Bread of Life. Armdeay echon at 109. Mm Morning cervice at 1. Eventing vary.
In Evansville a memorial honoring Jaren Thethel Grovkam, one of the first three American soldiers killed in combat, will be built near a family home. Alice Gresham Doda will maintain the door, with the home’s social circle and low income focus shaping community involvement.
A local event at 16500 Wt Thi ln iervier hosts a Sunday school gathering showcasing the Gideons and Christian Travelers Association. Denver vice president will speak about the organization while a pastor delivers a sermon in the afternoon followed by evening services led by Pastor Eyworth.
A regular MD travels to Washington state with free initial exams and non surgical treatment for chronic conditions. He claims wonderful stomach liver bowels and nerve cures and invites long standing patients to call. Address: 236 Boston Block Minneapolis Minn.
Community league invites all for mutual spiritual support with a sermon by the pastor at 7 p.m. Come join the gathering for encouragement and fellowship.
An old newspaper blurb touts Musterole as a quick relief ointment for sore throat bronchitis stiff neck and neuralgia among other ailments. It notes mustard plaster properties with non blistering benefits and lists 30c 60c jars and a hospital size.
A vintage health ad extols morning hot water with phosphate as a daily cleanse. It promises improved digestion, kidney and bowel cleansing, and a brighter complexion by flushing toxins, noting many believe it aids appetite and overall vitality.
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