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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
6
Pendleton news items note conference activities in Cah Wont county and Washington, with board meetings scheduled in Pendleton and executive sessions planned. Local civic actions include permit grants for repairs, a new porch project, Odd Fellows initiates, and ongoing athletic club activities. Cleanup week shows broad improvement, Western Union crews outfit for spring, and cadet drills at Round-Up Park with map drawing to follow.
Pendleton Commercial Club members including Noy Raley Roy Buchanan J T Brown Ed Gebt K Cranston C D Tolpehart and Dr Frank Boyden met at Hotel Pendleton for lunch to plan furniture for the new club rooms in the Elkx building. The initial order will cost about 1200 dollars and will be supplemented by further orders.
Librarians will visit Worton Athena Freewater Milton and Ferndale branches on April 19 and 30 for a library convention in Pendleton under the Umatilla County Library, with Mir Cornelian Marvin as principal speaker. Estirariane are expected from Salem Baker Pend Hood River La Grande and The Dalles, and from Walla Walla and Bola.
The Washington Lincoln and Frontorne schools plan an emi finding contest on Friday with two divisions. Each division has nine pupils, three grades per division, and one representative from each division will compete to represent the community.
The Riverside Parent-Teacher Association held its regular monthly meeting Friday night at Riverside School. President Mrs. Smith presided as attendees from the school listened to a program including piano solo by Miss Mary Chiebein, papers by Mrs. Wachtel and Mrs. O Zwieker, reading by Mrs. Worth, a cornet solo by Dr. C W Lassen, a talk by Mr. Will Wyrrick, and violin by Mrs. Zwieker. Light refreshments were served.
John Stomwon of Man Micten High won a prize at the pop meeting while competing in a track meet on the ar wmbhly tame te areueae Interet. Ital Morrison acted as public announcer as Rudy Norton and Dick Lawrence clashed over the voting section with noise at the station and nearby metropolites.
In Umatilla county quarter ending March 21, 92 estates probated with total value $244,637. Most estates were nominal. largest were $845,000 and $955,000. State treasurer notes inheritance taxes not to net much state revenue. case details filed in Upcotmoni.
Chicago vote of strife as thousands of strike breakers arrive to fill yards and packing plants amid walkouts by railroad workers. Officials say livestock shipments will normalize soon as Yardmen unions face disruption and preparations for broader force deployment.
Edgar Holm has written to Colnw Clerk R Th Brown asking that petitions be sent for refreutation for county commissioner. Whether Holm intends to enter the race remains unsettled as no Democrat candidates have announced plans. J R Saylor is noted as a Democrat candidate for sidie. Victory medals in demand as over local ex service men receive state awards.
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