Pendleton News Highlights Local Meetings And Developments
Local notices report a building permit for a garage on Jane Street and a public meeting at Athena to discuss a bond measure for road improvements. Attending are Senator Frederick Stei wer, Representative RW Stilier, and HK J. Daylor. The Pacific Power Light Co installs a wave-molarity display on Court Street. The Odd Fellow branch, long dormant, donates 316 to beautify the library grounds. Pendleton drug firm hires Lloyd Hurrin to fill a vacancy as Verne Boynton enlists. High school film program ends with Marguerite Clark in Mark Twain’s works. Judge Fite Gerald remains ill but shows improvement. his brother from Portland arriving. Boy Scouts reorganize with plans to plant vacant lots. Temple Theater to reopen under Gay Matlock and John Greulich with improved service. Navy recruiter Peter Swarts reports 25 recruits from Enterprise and La Grande areas. visits to Kehoe upcoming. Sheriff T. D Taylor takes three prisoners to Salem. foreclosure suits filed in circuit court. various land contract matters rounded up.
Johneth-Hudd feud lands in police court again
In a chaotic session, Jebeet and Jelneoh faced Johnson on disorderly conduct charges. Testimony blurred by confusion as the case advanced, with conflicting accounts of the incident and ensuing disruption in court.
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Yerkes Released to Indianapolis Club in AA
Seve Yerkes second baseman for Time National released to Indianapolis Club of the American Association under a federal reserve contract paying 5000 dollars yearly. The move clears the way for Jerry Devie to play second and signals roster adjustments across the league.
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Yerkes
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Mobilization pledge outlines county wartime service plan
A Pendleton county meeting approved a mobilization pledge drafted by Judge Lowell and others. The document calls for a 21 member public safety committee, includes three military company paths for ages 16 to 65, and urges mobilization of labor, materials, and resources under federal coordination.
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Lowell
BL Carter
Frederick Breiner
Washington
Dry Smythe
Lee B. Drake
Pembleton
Cyeaty
Colin
Perther
Pendleton
United States Army
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